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Lore of Frrst ThanksgiVIng Day
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llnal arpmeall were be..... SAIGON IUPI) - The u. s. copters.
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Delea.. eoansel F. 1ft Bafl"
Infantry Division launched u. s. B52 otrat.glc bomliers The CollllllUillsll 1lleiDseml
FIRST IN UNIFORM
new airborne assault today from Guam carried out the ' ldlled and wounded ·-'
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ey arg~~ed that there never 1'lglllnsl
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wao enough clreamotantfal ev· 1•
the Viet Cong 9th Divi· sixth consecutive day of satur- cbildren ill an 0111 i tAiiftM.
Gilmore, 8011 of Mr. aod Mrs.
SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) ldence to try Dr. Samuel H.
near the Cambodian bor- ation raids against suspected ism willl mlddle-«·llle-li!Jbt U.
Elsa GUmore, Pomeroy, has James LoveU and Edwin Buzz Aldrin cleared the
Sheppard In 1954 on a cilarg•
but Communist gunners bid- Communist positions in the ar- tacka on govenunent fufi*ta
DIGdeled lbe nnt "Melgo LO" on the misbehaving Gemini 12 spacecraft today
of murdering bls pre1PJ8111
in the jungle shot down at ea 55 to ro miles northwest of ar'ound Saigon, but lost· beavi)J
nl" football unllorm. Mike 2;23 p.m. EST spll\Shdown and a grand finale to
wife. And be said there had
three troop-carrying bell· Saigon but sWI the Viet ~;&lt;rng'B ill and-guerrillA raids 117, OJ.
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a1 ca's two-man Gemini series.
been leSs evldeuoe preeented
- - jungle ambu!!h took a loU of and South Vietnamese ~n~opt.
:::'!:'J.:;.e ~:;..erW.:~ien :
A four-ship recovery fleet was waiting In the Atlan· Ia Ibis lrlal tbaa ill the first
dead and Injured.
A company of clvlllan mp.
the back of hfs jersey. Mike tic. Lovell and Aldrin were husbanding tlieir dwindling trial. Judge Talty ·sald, "This
E.-b of the heiicoptees car- Jar defense I!J'OUP troops· killed
rled a !our-man crew and space a least ao VIet Cona ID 1. t~pt
1, oDe of IDa11f lloys bfs ap water and fuel and "drifting" in orbit because of failures 1, not the Sh•ppard caoe of
lookln I
rd to
I I with four of their eight atti· (
111M - Ibis ,, tb• ca•• of 1966,
for seven troopers but there Monday 40 miles ol 8aJ. ·,
g orwa
P ay Ill tude control rockets.
th• four-day flight almost
was no report on how many gon but suffered moderale'· lltlunder the Meigs Local b.,..
mediately after launch
aow, wllll 1 new start."
were killed. Two U. S. Marine uaiUes. Troops of the ·:15th" iJI.
aer. Student• of
Pomeroy,
But the astronauts
were
He uid the eourt Dtileves
helicopters were shot
down lantry Division report;j ldllina
1\utlasd and Middleporl are le chipper and confident.
Lovell encountered one
cireumollllttal evidence Ia 1h
Monday near Da Nang with a 3t1 in Operation KaJW tn .the
vole on a name and eGlon. They overcame the preblems problem - more comic
DOw case 11 of a new charatlloss of three dead and two ill· northwestern tntlturba of Sallon
Amoq 111aay Dames JUUI!Ito as just 1181111 were In a co~ serious.
ter and lllrtn~tr IbiD lhe old.
Highway construction projecll
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M.,. tinual oer1ea of equipment bug- "Every Ume I
worth $32.5 million were placed
taop.''
aboos- which cropped · up Ill something I'm
contract between Jan. I

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Contracts
summar1ze
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. by State Board 0fEd ucat"IOn
For R
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Fire Levels
Two Story
Frame HOUSe

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Hackett R0begs Featnre
~~;::o~~1r~·a~e 'OldDa;s' Ban~~~P~ogram
the.Middl~port

ed.
Included was $211,591 ,1100 In
A special section of
lUgh School
The Wasp was standing by
1-77 projects between Marietta Foof~~ll Banquet Thursday rught will featur~ "The Old
in the recovery area about 700
(Washington Co.) and the No- Days, . a capsule rrev1ew of the era when nme Le8ilJe
' MLUMBUS (UP!)- A P'"loptlmum enrollment of J0,000. 1ed unc!er a 111•"!~~ from the miles east of the Cape
county line
champiOnships were won.
viow of the master plan !or land would offer only limiled 1116th ' tleneral l!lrsem&amp;!y,
dy launch pad from which
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G 111 • VI. Paul Smart, master of
undefeated 11145 team.
school district .reorg•nlzat ion, .educational programs. The 1ee. '
- OK!a .•Tralllfa.
astronauts blasted into
A fire destroyed an
ouAnthles Mi
a Haoc,ki g" monies, will introduce Bob Rob- Mr. Roberts will recall """ens,
egs,
n ' erts , a ve te ran p omeroy eIe. lighIB of the MHS 111111 YOII'II
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recommendi ng re ducmg
the on d type would have minimum In other actie~~ .. Monday, the Friday.
ed two-story •tructure along
Washington,
Noble
number of distrtcls In the state, of ~.000 students ond optimum board approved tho transfer of
Rt 338 near Letart Falls short·
Monroe
mentary teacher who has en- in 111Z9-~
and
was presented . r.l'tinday to the nurrfler of 35,1100 and would of· two tracts of land from the "For any belt~r weather you ty alter 9 a.m. Monday.
A total oi 37 projerts were cu~aged young athletes
of Hackett will deal with tbl WI
Illite Board of Ed!Jc.alJ;rn.
fer comprehensive programs. Berne Union Local School Dis· would h.~ve to ~10 and go to
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under contract during Middleport and Pomeroy for :ro two championahlp teamJ &lt;II
Dr, Ralph Purdy, in charge of
'trlct in FairOeid County to the heaven, a \\asp spokesmao Racme volunteer
ftremen
Ill-month period. Eleven pro- years, and George Hackett, Jr., 1945 and 1919, both co~ 117
the group developing the ma,_ . In th~ former. case, an Area Lancaster City School Distriel said.
said that the blate apparently
were completed.
a halfback on the powerful and retired teacher and coacll tw.
ter pian told the board tJiat b! Educallon Dlstnct (AEDI rang· d d'
ed the tr I I
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,tarted from a faulty cltir•ney.
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ans er 0 "The Gemmi spacecraft rl!- F'
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recommends adoption or a two- ng
'ze rom '
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either
for
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construe!old . districtlng plan which 000 students, would be set up Ail three t;ac•· had been • entr1es ave
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Joe McDaniel, head C1lldl Iii ::;
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a.. ble in the past and there s no
of reconstruction ($30.327 ,·
Martella Colle
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would substantially cut the
provl e .. e • mces . • nPXed by Lancaster, but the reason to believ• that this one It was reported the
638) ; 16 were widening and rege, 18 •~- ~
oumber of dlotricts in tho stale.lc'"'ouaidiler 1admm1Stratlve d!Stncts two largest talso two trano.
ad
the banquet which beglJII '
Mlert are now 712.
no .
will not follow the same pat- family, of near Letart Falls. h surfacing ($2,1168,018); and lour
In the Middleport ell6,:ro
Purdy made the further stlpu- !erred), ·contained no industry tern," he said.
planned to move into the
maintenanrea nd repair
acbool with the iM
EIUott Meyers, board oem- lation that the AED could be and were valued at less than Gemini lt's vapor trail was home this week and a fire
projecta ($99,994.
squad as
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ber from lro~ton and chairman larger to encompass an entire 136.000. The thi~d tract and the spotted last September
by built in a grate while
the Total length of all projects,
the Ro..::b· ...::;;:;'. .
the committee on reorgantza. community that could exceed smallest, contamed both busi· crewmen of the Wasp even be- house was being readied
maintenance and rewill be the~~lion, said the final V!rsl?n of lhe optimum slze.
ness and industry and was val· fore the craft's drogue para- occupancy,
was 212 miles. Interstate MIDDLEPORT-Police
Wid and the hlch
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tho reorganizttlon plan Will be The program Purdy present· ued at more than '164,000.
chute popped open at 5Ci,OOO Firemen said the property,
construction mileage Herb Gilkey In bis October rebrought belpre .the board next ed called for impiemeritation by The boar~, acting on state feet. Gemini II landed within formerly the Parr farm and ' totaled 18.6 miles.
port Monday night to council .
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lour Supt. Martin Essex's recom•. 21!1 miles of its target point. located next to the John Hill Overall length of aU con- listed 39 arrests 3 138 cruiser It Ifill be the !all ~·.if•· . ,. '
boanl wlil adopt the plan and years of intensive study on how mendatlon, reasoned that the
farm, is owned by lhe
projects totsled 38.9 miles 59 meals ;..;,ed to ·.priskind u MilS alblello offer It to the 107th Gener~l to redraw the district lines. The Berne local district would not Veterans Momorlal Hospital Coal Company. The house was
w!rile 1~3 miles of high· oners: and 19 accidents inves·
year will be
Aasembly' which eo~venes. In master plan study was conduct be harmed by the two transf~rs, Admleslona - Mrs. Lewis repurted fully covered by m· l
were bemg Widened and ligated.
wltb Pomeroy , IIIII
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~anuary, as suggested leg~sta.
but would suffer from the third. Laudermlit, Middleport: Rich- surance.
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Of the 39 arrests, 10 were for
tn the new Mei&amp;J ·.
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The boa~ allocated more ard Gilkey, Middleport; David Racine Firemen, with seven 1
addition, the department traffic violations, 3 DWI, 16 Indlstrk:t.
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In his prmew prese~tation
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than $1.1 mllllon to the Greene Bass, Syracuse; Norma Cbap- men and their tanker and pumm repalf to several toxication, two intoxication and Tickell are avaJ!abe rt.
Purdy said the new diStricts 1 COLUMBUS iUPI) - A bill County Joint Vocational School man, Ewlngton.
per trucks responding, had
and dams on the Muskln- disturbing the peace, one as- Rotarians and at DuUon'l ~
would be based on enrollment was introduced Monday night Board of Education for con- DisclurrBts _ Dana Welch, blaze nearly under control once
River. Cost of these pro- sault and battery one resis~ Store.
figures rather than on commu- at a city council 10eetlng in stmction and equipping of a Francis Davidson, Joseph Qui•· but ran out of water. The Pornototaled 21,479.
ing arrest, one diiiturbing the
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ey, Hobart Newell, Mrs. Willie roy Fire Department
Construction c o n I r a c t s peace, three
overnight
l)f two types.
ter define Indecent exposure in Th• funds are part of those Collins and dl!ught.r, Lucy truck was summoned to
throughout the penod mam· "guests," one disorderly house,
Larre Aad Smoll
expec~tion of the rumored ap- alloted to Ohio from the federal Hayes.
sist. 'fhe house, however,
lamed a s~ady Increase of ~ and one indecent exposure.
The firot would have min!. pearance there soon of topless government under the Vocation· Blrtb - Mr. and Mra. U!wis destroyed before an
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2 mrllio~ and 3 mrlhon Parking meter receipts total·
mum enrollment of 3,500 and go-go girls.
ai Education Act of 19113.
. Laodermill, Middleport. a son. water supply could be secured. each month ~lth the excepll~n ed m5.50 and meter lines were
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a 6.1 miUmn Increase m 62. The street
department
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and a 7.4 million increase used 532.2 gallons of gasoline,

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Th. anksuiving
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Autos Damaged in
Street Collision

making a total of 954.4 gaUons. Steelworkers of Anrerlcl,
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our t(Janks he-when we have so to study and enrich our livesl!ore, II behooves t grateful America we are so fortunate
called on Jo tn;t~al
tf the Ualteil States ol AmeriCa' much. · .
through the arta.
America to share Ita blessings lmew.
Pomeroy pollee investigated _ . , . _ _ ~~ :strl:u!n of ill 1
A Proclamatloa
Never, m all the hundreds of Never have our greatest 1with our brothers abroad, with Now, therefore, I, Lyndon B. collision today at 9.33 a m
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Thank,givlng Days, has our blessings-our freedoms-been those who have st tittle of the Johnson, President of
East Main St
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SOFIA, England (UPI) na on B _....,...,.
They came In tiny wtl!lden 1 natiOn · poosesses a greater more widely enjoyed by eur abundance that is oun.
Uslted Staes of America, i
Patricia Bufnn8ton Pome
Romantaa Commnntty par&amp;y
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ships, Oan unknown ·and allen 1abwtdance, not only of material people. Nor have we ever been Simple juaUce and a concern eonsonance with Section 6!03
employee or Mad;.,. Ch:: leader Nieolal eea~CJI lr finally
th~~i'::'umW:. :
lhore, lbey planted and . buill,Ithf1118 but a! the .precious closer to the day when every lor our fellow man require that Title 5 of the United states
Inc., driving a car own- day rtjected Bnlprt • propos.
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.ettled and aurvl•ed. ,11Jen they Intangibles that make life wortb American wlU have an equal we be ready to offer whet . we ~eslgnatina the foorth
by the
a ; otopped to al for • wortd."ide Communist mrs are made not for 1111 ~
!~~· solenm ihankaandta ~ !Or Uvlng.
oppertunlty and an equal ran of our /ood, .lllf reaourcea. ol November in each year as pick up a comppaasen'?.r when her snmmtdt mReeedUogCbtol de~,will!
of serving an ~
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freedom
our talents our •ne""es our Th k '"' 1 D
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na ...,. ro- syotem but to be served ~ •
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America, w•ll over .300 ye~ N•ver have "' been better
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skills and' our tno;;i;_, •
an s.,v ng ay, • ere Y
was slnlck from Jhe rear solve tiro Sino-Soviet rlfl.
economic sy~,'' Abel~
aro, bad Its first Thankltgivlnel fed, .better houoed, better No, we do not yet have peace belp 'others build a
~roc:: Thur~ay, I . I one d&lt;iven by Mrs. Ken Ceanoescu's oegative rea.- ill an addrea before tbe
Day
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Iclothes, Never have so many In the world. Our men are lor themselves
· th •nk . as 1 ay 0 nanona
Pomeroy, and own- flon heavily dampened die pos. omic Club ol New York ·
F~ many years your l'ret'i A1l!eqcans been earning their engaged ag~ln, as IIIey havr We should 111;..k Gnd that we ~n ~:sg. h 1 1
by Karr and Van Zandt -1lbWty of 1 Pethrg-palll&amp;biq day night.
idenll have had the opportunity own .way, and been able 111 been on so many other ar• able
_ w ess w ereo •·
Co.
..mmll. HI• rejection came The gap
lhe~"hiv
to proclaim Tbanksllvlac Iiay provide' their fanlllles with the ThanksgtvJnas, en a !oreiga
hereunto set my hand
There wao. medium damug• Iller Sovlet Commmist party llld 1be haYMiota Ia
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to address themaelves to' ~ marvel o~· l products If a field llgi!IJna tor freedom. But sp~id 'Amert!:'
s~':Ol~se~ ofto:
to I~ car Mrs, McLtughlln leader Leonid Bmb,.r pve wider lnd wJ¥r, And t~ Ill
Am,rlcan people. to rimlltci 111 lbomenlou4 qe,
we can be thankful for their !bank Him who created us 11.j Dom: at ~ ;;"ty of Washing· ::: Mts:":uland Ught to
the Kremlln's pabllc blesslq
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of lhe blelllop We enjOJ lnd Nor has America
been strength that haa lllj'IYI kept all that we have. (,et 118 dn so ton this
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er, JIOI" bad IDo ,of l)t'r thankful for Ill!' 'science anrf with I firm resolve 1&lt;1 be Wonh October In the year of our
der Investigation, Both drivers """·"""'•'---n-11111!-!1111
~1e:d- ~ lA: lnla =~~,. ,Ill school and hl t'tecbnololy thai helpa .,., guard! of lfi• abundant blessings. U!t nlniilien hundred and sixty-six, were travelln• west..
LOCAL TEMPS
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; us assemble in our homeo 1!1d
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Temperature in downton ,
•nd llllilltcltulelta pve lhanb, more ·. • ~ recrtatlon iild our me ca..
' tn our places of worablp, each
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Pomero Tuesday at 11·30 a.
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nlmbniept 0!. tho spirit,.,
Thanka are better spoken by in hi• own way,
and nlnety·flrst.
AdmlB!loll _ NOlie.
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Servlco needs, OfO·
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Gemini 12 Shoul ~;~~:;.~~ 3Helicopters DowneJU.
'spIash.Ill at 2.•23
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John Emory EdglngtoD. an
River · pilot lor more than
years, died here Monday at
age of 96. He reUred about
yean ago, but Jl!U worked
a pilot on lew ~bl and ex&lt;Ur-1
sjOn bo~ts until about four
ago, when he ,... 92.
One of his last full-time
1!'Siboanl the AYalllll,, Ia~~= ~
excursi\m boat wlllch a
oul ol ClnelluiJIL , He eaptaJn.[
ed II!Oitly 911 1110 boata hauUng
eoal from RuntlniiOn,-W. Va.,
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verslty President Vernon E. AI·
den dbcussed his recent
to South Viol Narn with Stste
Department officlaiJ todlll'.
Dr. Alden announced that
Secretary ol state Dean
would spe•k Dec. aat a oonvooaUon at lbe unlversf!J at
otto, Ohio, honorJna Rep. Wayne
~ystheonInternational
the 20th ani~~~~=~~
ol
EXchange Act.

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Middleport Council approved oser· each a4dltlonallamlly un· even If the oceupanll were on sites at the Middleport rbadslde annoqnced the
merchants waD and Panelln&amp; illd .ettlaC
chanaes proposed by the Boanl it or' teilant uslnl'the eame me- vacation lor any length of ttme park and in Municipal p~k ad· Christmas promotion klck· off 1 fixtUI'ell. The rool, ~!!~&lt;~.
of Public . Affairs amending tered services iball be cbaried as they would not have their jacent to the $wlmmlng pool. will get under·way November and the driveway tllOI!!Iil! l:: b
Ordinance 880 and accepting $3 per month.
water dlaconttnued lor this Council voted to ratify mem- Z&gt;, with local bands and area building are llnlshed. Zertfl aJ;.
Ordinance 887 on the sewer ...,.. For each manufacturing or period.
bers ol the alte committee, by queens participating, Stumbo ao noted tbat there ta aP;J!I'OIIo
tal rates at their regular mee~ Industrial COIIIumer ualnl un- Council appreved amended lttter, or their proposal ThOle also noted that parking meters mately $1500 wortb ol . ~
lng Monday evening.
metered private wella the ordinance and noted tbat other on the committee are ~n1 will be covered on December 11, around the enUre ~
Donald E. Mullen, chair • charge ahall be fl2 per month portions of the ordinance would Edison Hobstetter, chalrnWI; alloWing free parking to all
n1Nll8 'I'JIANSli'BIIR
man of the Board of Publlc Af· per well, (tide Ia an lncreue, remain .unchanged.
Leo Story, John Duerr, Wallace customen through December CouneU ll'llllfernd lllllda •
fairs submitted the following from f3 to $12.) other unmeter· Council appeared ~ery pleas- Bradford and Allred Elberfeld. 25.
the amount 01 t:!.OOO fi'olil till
PI~~ changes to council: ed users will be assigned a eor- ed with the proposed changes Zer~. also added to the reso- Christmas Ughts will be 1n- street repairs fA1 Emp~eel
For each single family dwell- responding rate.
and approved a first reading, lotion; Mld&lt;lleport Is the half stalled and lighted by Novem- fund, 11.0~ from Street .~
·ng using an unmetered private Any rental 1lllil oertlfled llJlo The ordinance will be glven to way point between Pittsburgh, ber 25, with the Christmas tree to Equipment 11~
~ell or wells, $3 per monTh; for der oath as being unoccuppled Solicitor Bernard Fultz for and CJnc;inllati by ~ay of river to be placed mr the vacant tot $500 from the ~ ltiDd
each. additional family or ten. for a period ol 30 dayo or DIOI'e corrections that may be nee- traffic; m fact, thiS IS bow at the corner of Walnut and to lbe Building lund, qd ant using the same unmetered Is not to be charged. A oerflfl. essary.
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Middleport received Its name. North Second Ave. The tr.e wUI from the Mlscel._..... llJ!I4
well or wells the charge shall cation made to the Board ol In other ac!ion, Councilman
NEW UGHT
also be up and decorated by to the Cruiser l1d.
be an additi;nal $3 per family Public Affairs for each month, John Zerkle proposed a resolu. Mayor C. 0, Fisber reported November 25.
Al!endlng wer. ~
unit or tenant per monlb.
on a date decided by the board. tion that Middleport o!fur twc the new traffic light Is expected Councilman John Zerkle an- CIJIIord Stumbo, 1o1m Ze$11,
For multiple family units must be submitted; otherwise, free Sites for a proposed muse- at the end of this week or frrst nounced that the new welfare B. F. Parmaloe 11111 IUdilnl
using metered water soiU'(lils' full biDing will be issued.
urn of the Meigs County Pion- o· next and will be instslied up. building will be ready by Dec- Vaughan and Mayor C. 0. J'lih,
the first ·unit shall be charged A private realdenoe will be leer and Historical Society.
01 its arrival.
ember 10 All that remains to or, Chli!l of Polloe Herb GDkq
the same as a single metered charged the same at an ttmes Zerkle's reoolution suggested Councilman Clifford Stumbo, be done Is erection of the dry land Clerk Richard BalleJ, ·

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Charles Merrill Smith was re- •rn religion as people seem to Friends NtBbt was
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First grims assisted by members of
viewed by Mrs. Nan Moore at want it. The problems. of
wt.en the Pomeroy Bend C. B.
A message on ..
resen~ the class
the November meeting of the modern minister and . nis . Radio Club met Thursday even·
ThanksgwingNDay Mwas p guest Eddie Brown president con·
Eleanor Circle of Heath Meth· gregation are brought .out 10 log at the second · ward house,
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1 odist Church Thur ay even· e
speaker of the . uruor
ians were comple~d for Mrs. Florence Burnside ~11 in at the church.
' Mrs. John Krawsczyn
Robert Harden,
, p~:·~.~:.~·
Heath MethodiSt Church srn. ;bet~n p shut-ins of the church Friday at her home.' West Mam ~rs. Moore reported
the t'd in the absence of
Mrs. conducted the short
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day evemng m the form 0 a "' g
venin .
Each St., breaking her h1p.
Charles Bradbury. The
session, Plans were made
sefles of thoughts on Thanks- next Sunday e ·n g a les or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jungfor the year was read and
the Christmas party to
be
giving and the many blessmgs member IS tho bn gt' ppf the nickie and daughter, Doona, of
cepted. Tbe citcie agreed
held-becember 11 at 15 p m
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Cincmnati spen
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continue their proJect o
the ward house. A turkey
She read Psalm 100 and a rutt trays
eh on re o~ted w1th her parents, Mr.
and
ing $10 towartJ camp costs
ner w}ll be served to me,mbers
Thanksgiving poem, and told hMrsh James ~odn~ade 1~ post- ·Mrs. Joseph Raub and son
children of the church
and families and there
be
u,. story of the !~rst Thanksglv· t at I e group a he church ba Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles and
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n Frederick was •ing.
a $1 girt exchange,
Emmet
lng Day observed by the P'1• ~~~::·~~s~:id t Dec. L T h ~ daughter, Anna, and Mrs Lii- i el~;!d ~~:~ent when 1h
The group made plans to
Shuler. won the door prize. Oth.&lt;'~~ group IS also making articles han. Pierce were Fnday VISit- Past councilms of Chester Coun-! ticJpate tn the BJ_U1U8l
ers wmmng prizes were EdMf
I f r the holiday season. ors m Parkersburg, W. Va.
'I Daughters of AmeriCa m•t to be held Dec. I m the
ward Wells, Mrs. Ethel Phelps,
ODD
~ o;::.~io~s were given by Misses Leda Mae and Rob. ~ednesdoy evening at I he basement. Members of the
Mrs. Robert White, John Tay·
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~ Glenna Sprague
including erta Kr~euter were Saturday lod e hall. with Mrs. Ray Mor cle Will oe contacted for
lor, Claude Cunningham and
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ivin scripture. Mrs. VlSitors m Parkersburg, W. Va. ISgMrs Marion Wood and Mrs. goods and homemade.
Jed Webster,
I~~righ~ spoke to the Mrs Wendell G. Stutler re· ~.;, .. Van Meter as hostesse&lt;. for the bazaar. The C!fcie
Nathan
Biggs spok• on
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rou on the meaning or the turned home today af~er spend- Mrs. Hobart Newell, pr·esl· also be. an charge of .
REACT and plans ~ere ~ade
FULLY AUTOMATIC
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the rou to ing several days al V1enna, W·
the meetm
b decorat1ons for the insJde
a REACT meetmg at the
!J ~r;: :n~~rg:,:mber ~or p a Va. with her son and daughter- ~=~~·in °~;~: Isaiah 40 , folio; the church and Mrs. . J e an club room on Lincoln HI 11,
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m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy d b g the Lord's Prayer and Cooke was named cha1rman Thursday, November 17,
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7·:ro
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Sunday gue$tS of Mrs. Clara Verne Ord was named devo- stuuer an d new son · W
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Staats were her daughters, Mrs Uonal leader for the next meet- Mr ..and Mrs: C, B. eese officers elected were Mrs. Mar· Davenport asslstlng.
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Refreshments were served
Erma BosweJ: and famlly o( ing and Bridget Goble ~nd Jen- a~~ MIS~ MarCJa Karr w~rae JOn Wood. vice president; Mrs. wt:re made for a group ptcture the close of the meeUng
••• with till "W1t1r W/rHI"
We!&gt;t Colu mbia, W. Va. and nifer Goble, refreshments. Re- VIS.Itors '"P~rkersburg, W. . Clarence Neutz1ing, secretary : to be taken for the
members and guests, Mr.
mDilturilH. thl HnHt
Ann Frv and family of New freshments for the evening were Fnday evemng.
h Mrs. Rav Morris, treasurer: directory.
as
· Fre~man Enoch, Mr.
Cl/1/Cipt
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Haven, ·w. Va Mrs. Staats a\- rovided by Cindy Spengler and ' Mrs. John. Durst a~d daug . Mrs. Cu~t Frederick, sentmel. Mrs. Robert Byer w
. Emil Eynon and Denny.
. ed a pt'.one call from KP
McG!'rr
ter, Mrs. Hilda Rothwger, ~e- ~ M . "'ldon Kraeuter reporter ~otJOnal chairman. Mrs.
and Mrs. Robert
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her son . Charles Robmson m Present were Pennie and Mel. t~rn , to d eJr f . weekend and Mrs Mabel Van Meter, nar t&lt;ue:. ~ Moore
· gnes Jte, rs.ci;.~;~~
HawaiJ. and her daught~r, Mrs. anie Walters, Jennifer Goble, c~n.nati.Sun ~y a ter a
' flower chairman.
mtr~uc
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The •water wheel" moisturizer. automatically
.Tohn Gordon m California
Glenna Sprague, Charlotte ~it- VISit Wlth Mlsses L~n\::Sd ~1~~ Named as a committee to in- lowmg the meet~ b
Mrs. Cunningham and John Kearns.
John Allensworth and Judv ler Joev Reitter, Karen McG1rr, he Guth and Mr. a d
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vite new members were Mr~. ments were se~ M Y
replaces the moisture it 'your winler-t-fecl
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Wildermuth. students at Ohio . K.a~en Johnson, Verne 0 r d, worth Rowe.
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University ' spent the weekend
Greg
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' Joyce Kerns, lonspentteweeen
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o er Cindy Spengler.
d M WIR and named• to make out hostess
work bettor. You got a lllody gentle flow tl
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Allensworth and Mr. and Mrs. Stephanie Ord, and counselors, her parents, r. an
rs. · list ror the coming year were
Nov. 20th by MYF
epring-fr11h air for clean, heahhM hu'!'idlo ·
Mi11ard Wildermuth and family Mrs. James Johnson,
Mrs E. Boice. M G e Korn Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Buel
Plans were made for a bake
Mig, Marianne Woodgerd, Cl}- Emerson Jones and Mrs. Joan Mr. and rsb. eorg t I h ' Ridenour and Mrs. Henry
S
ftcatlon withoUt nol~a or direct drafte. ltavo
Jr Of Colum us spen
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&lt;ale to be held Saturday, Nov . .
k d est
umbus, was rhe wee en ~u
Wright assistmg.
·\ nd with their parents, Mr. ver.
2o, at the Tri Lustre Cleaners :
tilul walnut-grain vinyl cabinet, IUioiMII. ·
Jf {ler parents, Mr and Mrs
::de ~rs. George Korn Sr. and Games were played and
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operation, easy cora and claanb!g....,...
Haiold Woodgerd
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M J h Thomas
es awarded oy the
Miss Alita Carpenter
MYF of Heath Methodist Church
Miss Barbara .Jones, who " Twl"n Cl'fy
Mrs. odnM J A. Gilbert of ment committee, Mrs.
ter of Mr and Mrs. W. ,R CarIrs truly your ideal amwer to prlpll' t.
l d 1·0 Columbufi spent
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Edd'1
h met SUnday evening at
~mp aye
z· ville were Sunday dinner ter an ' rs. ' e
penter, who is attending t e church.
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midiflcation withovt llljlellliM tqulpMIIIt If
~he weekend V.Jth her parents,
ane; r Mr and Mrs George Refreshments were served
Seven Seas Branch of
Miss Sherrie Shuler,
Mr and Mrs Emerson Jon~s.
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.Afternoon. callers the hostesses to 15
man College Orange
n!eelling.
costly lnllollat!Mo
Miss Hallie Zerkle and MiSs
Mowr'Z. and Mrs A G Mid- and a guest, Sheila Newell. M!s. srent the p:.St week~nd
dent, conducted the
Nellie Zerkle were VlSitors m
I wtre r.
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Arthur Orr won the door prize.
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Reparts were completed
Parkersburg, W. Va Saturday. The Twin Ci ty Baptist Youth , dleton of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.
Rome, Ita y, on . 'around the the Portomouth District.
Houeaw•,.
tMin Floor
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Mrs. Leo Kennedy spenl the IFellowship met Sunday evening I Mrs. Wilham Jacobs
and
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present were Sherrie
weekend m Columbus and 1 at the Middleport First Baptist Bruce and Beverly of ColumShe IS aboard th
Doxie Waiters, Okey
Springfield with her s1sters and jchurch. The opening prayer [bus spent the weekend Wlth her
Van Johnson, Sandy Johnson,
other relat1m mciudmg Mr. 1was given by Anita Fultz. The 1parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Or r. 0
Wh1le sa1lmg, she ~ill attend Sylvia Swanson, John ing~ls,
and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jer- Ilesson entitled, "God Speaks Jacolls.
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regular classes for SIX days a Robbin Ord, Kathy McGU'I',
ferson, ~r. and Mrs. M1chael In Science,'' was presented by Mrs. Steve Eblin .and Becky
we.ek and ~ill visit colleges and Rhonda Hysell and
Ohlinger and children, Nelson- John Wiles.
and Mrs. James Gllm&lt;lr~. and Funeral services , for
pomts of mterest and
.Tones and the Rev. Max
vil\e. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gil· The group made plans to 1 ~andra were Saturday VISitors A. Holley were held from
special work ~hile _in ~rt.
~~ue:C•_'co~un~s~el~or~s·:__ ____J!;..,~~~~~~~~
bert, Mr and Mrs. Clarence make 1hanksgiving baskets and m Parkersburg, W.Va.
ing Chapel Friday at 2 p. m.
of Ohio UmverSlty is
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Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs to visit the Mei1.s County In· Paul Jacobs of
South. with the Rev. B. L. Barrett of me!llber of the faculty . Mrs.
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A. E. Erlawine, Mrs .. T~elma firmary. The closing prayer was s~ore, Ky., spent Sunday Wlth the Middleport
Pentecostal Richter is also aboard.
Shirk and lamily, Sprmgh•ld. given by Mark Fowler. A per- his parents, Mr. and M~s. Pearl Church officiating.
Mi" Carpenter left
\1rs. E. 0. Rall, vice presl- iod of recreation followed ln- Jacobs and other relatives.
Buria1 was in Beech
York on October 20 and ports
dent of the Meigs Local ~hool eluding ping pong and electric
cemetery and pall bearers were she will visit are Lisbon, Bar·
Board , was in Columbus last footbalL
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James Holley, William Holley, ceiona, Marseilles,
week for the three-day session Present were Becky Trip· l
Hartwell Curd, John Curd and ch.ia (Ronie), Pierceus,
of tile Ohio School Boards As- lett, Kayle Russell, Lu Ann '
Howard Thoma.
ens), Istanbul, Ale:&lt;anllr~a.
sociation meeting. .
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French, Joyce Riley, Debbie /
Coming from out of town
Port Said, Su-ez, Bombay,
J. A. Grate. ret~red Middle- Major, Jane A~ .Judy Brewthe services were Mr.
an.~ lombo, Port Swettenham.
(1Qrt businessman, " a medical er, Brenda Edwaras, George Baptist World Day of Prayer Mrs. Adrian Ater of Chillicothe, kok, Hong Kong, Kobe, Vlll&lt;~&gt;- 1
patient at Holze!' ~ospitaL
ISkinner, Jim Wiles, Anita was obse:ved when. the Worn- · Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Thoma, Jr., hama and Honolulu, returning
Michael Burns IS recuperat- Fultz, Mary Holman,
Mark en's MisslOnary Society of the New
Straitsville; Charles to Los Angeles on Feb. 4. She
ing from kne~ surger~ at Ve.t- 1Fowler, John Wiles, and Mrs. Pomeroy First Bap~ist ehurch Thoma and son, Gary, and Mr.
to attend Ohio University
erans Memonal Hospital
m, Orville Wiles, leader,
met Thursday evemng at the and Mrs. Cornell Elkins
second semester.
Pomeroy.
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Tom King, Ohio Umverslty\
with Mrs. Aten Shain as co · Frank Sarver, Beverly; Mrs.
etudent, spent the
weckeno
hostess.
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Larry Baer, Langsville John
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. E. Foster, ViCe p:es- Curd, Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and
Robert King.
ident of Christian Educalion, Mrs. A. G. Preston,
James
presided and opened the meet· Holley and Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
C.
'ing with the reading of Ephes- Holley, Jr., Huntington, W.Va. Size
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stut- Plans were completed
for \ians 5:14-20 and a medltah~n and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hol- II to 3
pr.
ier of Vienna, .w. Va. ar~ a~· ms ection on December 8 when from The Secret Place. An ID· IJey, Sr., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.
nouncing th e b1rth ol
the1r
P- h
Wh't Sh .
f vitation was read to at lend 1
[irsth child a 6 lb. 12 oz. son. Mary S rine, FIde rme . 0 Quiet Day of Grace Episcopal
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Jose h Jerusalem met tl ay evenmg
De
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Timothy fl, at L
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church 00 cern
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Oysters feed on tiny plant and
Hospit~, P~kersb~rgi; ~r~~~: 1 Harriet Neigler, worthy high 1 P~a~s were tm:~ !~~,:h p~~ animal organisms whicb float
MIDDLEPORT
on Sun ay, ovem er ·
, priestess, and Allen Hughes, uc mner a.
1 iirn~t~h"'_•_"wvaatete·~r··-----~!!!"'!!"""!"'!"!"'!"!"'!"!"'!"!"'!"!"'!"!"'!~
parents are Rev. and Mrs. Wen· j t h ,
f Shepherds prD- tiM: ne1t meetmg, December 8. _
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IM Shain reported on the
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helps.
1 Mary Hughe;, district chai;. ily which . the Soc10ty
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The
love
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ded1cated
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Reese deputy supreme watch- Mrs. George mner.
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man ~~ shepherds; Esta Reese, ''Man Cries," was the top,c
paS( worthy high priesteSS Of I Of the program presented by
Lafayette Shrine; Mabel Ben. I Mrs. Loram,Sterrett, who read
TONIGHT ond TUESDAY
nett Bernice Winn
Fern the hymn, We Would
Be
11 THREE ON A COUCH"
Che;,.ebrew,
Edith
Hutsinpiiier,
Building,"
followed
by
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JERRY LEWlS, Janet Leigh,
Mary Ann Mobley , Gila Go· Elizabeth Lear, Pauline Atkins Lard's Prayer .m unison. The
With the most
ian. Leslie Parrish, James and Naoma Brinker past war- program consisted of prayer
Best.
electrifying news
thy high priessesse; and VIr· meditations and silent prayers
Fe1turette:
gil Atkins. past watchman of Meditations on the topic were
Tall, Dark, Gruesome\
of the year.
shepherds of Mary Shrine.
g1ven by Mrs. Sterrett, Mrs
Colorcartoon: Wolf Hounds
WED. and THURSDAY
Invitations were received to Foster and Mr~. ~lmer
Nonmbtlr 16-17
There Is only one live wire In
attend
Friends Night at Mar- ham and a meditation on God
NOT OPEN
ietta on November 16 and a Answers," was given by Mrs.
FRIDAY ond SATURDAY
the (IOI!Ipac:t field, and you're looking at it The •OJ Dart Is lonaer, hotter, totally new
November 18-19
courtesy visit of Supreme Wor· Shoin.
''THE BIG TNT SHOW"
from roof to road. And the Dodge Boys have this man-sized Clr priced down.with tltt
David McCallum (The Man thy High Priestm, Margaret The poem, "The Road YoedU I•
from UNCLE) Roger Miller, McWhertor at Martha Shrine, Take/' b? Mrs. Foster clos
Joan Baez, The Byrds, Lovin' I Mil_": November 29.
compacts. Strlkl aut •plnstC!Implcl
1the meeting and refreshments 1
Spoonful, Ike &amp; Tina Turner,
Refreshments
were
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served.
Ray Charles &amp; Band.
from a table centered with a
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compacts with 1n aU•new Dart.
"BR IDES OF DRACULA"
(Technico\or)
lruit arrangement with
The Laplanders make greamt 1
Peter Cushing, Martita Hunt, candle!! in turkey holders ... ~~ quantities of cheese fro
FH·da Jackson.
either side.
reindeer milk.
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.f·or Eleanor Circ;l~ ol Heath Church · Is Observed by
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When m011ey is the quesy011, City Loan ·
is the aDIWer. Just c:all any 011e of your
cloae penonal money friends hen for
any amount, conficlelltially.

"'·"·•

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Y25 E. Main St•

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IUppUel and equipment 11 hert

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Garnt - Bob Wood&amp;, Bowlettes
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Follllports
18 14 country champlon!hlp.
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College Games

MOTORS.··

POMEROY

Ohio 60o..f; MAIN ST.

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When m011ey is the quesy011, City Loan ·
is the aDIWer. Just c:all any 011e of your
cloae penonal money friends hen for
any amount, conficlelltially.

"'·"·•

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Y25 E. Main St•

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Middleport, Ohio

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To repair and service
hearing aids

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Mrs.
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Jlll\1118: Mr. ,tJid efn,
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DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INt

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TURALL Y•••

Pleaoont Valley Hoopltol
ADMITTED: Edfey Mc[!On. Th •• :. fragile beauty
1)&lt;1, Pt. Pleasant; Steven
llabter, Norton!, Va., MaJ1ar-. exp,resses perfectly
lte Johnson, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs.
sympathy in
Oma Sheline, Pt. Pleasant; tl)ese days of loneli·
Mrs. Rossie Thaxton, Lepn;
to those left
lin. John Wheeler, Pt.
ant; Mrs. James Fields,
Their beauty
lord; Mds. Effie Collins, Pt.
sentiment could
Pleasant Roy Ball, Pt. Pleasbe the gift of
ant.
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DISCHARGED: Mrl.
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Harman, John CheValier,
:exl)r~lises a measure
es Fielder, Apple Gron
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that Interconnects Ohlo't eight tltct1lc

companies with each other, and llnkl with
tleclric systems in other Ita• Thit IX•
c:hange of pawer results in more efficient
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increased use of e4ectriclty) haY&amp; helped

naturally youf Uitat blll is higher.)

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ways to serve your eleetrlcal nteds. One
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KARR &amp; VAN ZANDT
Cadillac - Oldsmobile
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PORleroy Ohio

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Convicted of
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Weather Master

BEL TONE
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BOOTS

Kimble was ,.ntenced to 10
days In jail and lined tm on
each charge when he ap_peared
before Justice of Peace 1\ o y
Kincaid .

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48 MONTH GUARANTJ. •
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PATIICK'OII COOPEII'S NATIONWIDE

36 MONTH GUA~TEE .

WID SPGITS PRO~RAM VIA M1J.
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DAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY.

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Meigs County's Oldttt •nd L1 rv11t.,

MOORE'S

MIDDLEPORT, OHIO
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Mr. illd Mrs. fames

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Will BeAt

206 N. Second Ave.
Middleport, Ohio

NEID,MIOM
Alllflllll11
...

ON
.Thursd1y, Nov. 17
FROM
I
9 A.M. to 12 Noon
To repair and service
hearing aids

Fr;;;;:::;;('f"' ' ~::';~:l~t~~~=r'::~~:~;,~,c::~
today, And It 11
as you ·.-;: ~
need It, in any amount you need!

Whlll the prieta ol many Items have

.

Sansom,
Jloltald~~=~~~
ard Pullen;
Mrs.
Pi. Pleasant; Mrs.
' Pi. Pleasant
aess,
Jlll\1118: Mr. ,tJid efn,
'

SEE BILL CHILDS

DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INt

!

TURALL Y•••

Pleaoont Valley Hoopltol
ADMITTED: Edfey Mc[!On. Th •• :. fragile beauty
1)&lt;1, Pt. Pleasant; Steven
llabter, Norton!, Va., MaJ1ar-. exp,resses perfectly
lte Johnson, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs.
sympathy in
Oma Sheline, Pt. Pleasant; tl)ese days of loneli·
Mrs. Rossie Thaxton, Lepn;
to those left
lin. John Wheeler, Pt.
ant; Mrs. James Fields,
Their beauty
lord; Mds. Effie Collins, Pt.
sentiment could
Pleasant Roy Ball, Pt. Pleasbe the gift of
ant.
.,
DISCHARGED: Mrl.
'-""'~· Each blqs$om
Harman, John CheValier,
:exl)r~lises a measure
es Fielder, Apple Gron
~

$20.95 Exeh. .

MR.K.LBYRD

·~ Dudler;s

that Interconnects Ohlo't eight tltct1lc

companies with each other, and llnkl with
tleclric systems in other Ita• Thit IX•
c:hange of pawer results in more efficient
t~peratton. Increased efficiency (and your
increased use of e4ectriclty) haY&amp; helped

naturally youf Uitat blll is higher.)

How hill electricity' remained auch •

to keep the price low. Electricity ls ttte

"best buy" in your budget ~I

llorgll•?

QUAUtf,r.v.,.

.

,

ways to serve your eleetrlcal nteds. One
e•ample .... the alrong regional network

kilowatt-hour Of electricity Ia actually
you, you are using mote than ever- and

' "'~ '

HoAA,for the

light and

t:loublld or ttlplfd, the price you pay per

low.r In Ohio than It w11 20years ago! (Be·
CIUH llec.trlclty dotsao many things for

'NEW

inveetor-owftld

Ohio's
power campanili keep -.:no
deVIlopirrg better

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Your Ohio Electric Coinpa.ni~
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rner•ca s tnes pre bedrooms), modern bath, util- speed, f6(10. Ph. 992 779 .
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150x100 in ex cell ent neighbor· I Wagon, 11"~:.0.
Ph. 992-7931.
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11 11 6tc V; .. 11 her 01 noUlltd Ots t on the
Why rt lt din thtngs mu ~t be . '
11 9 6tc j For~ ractor, new.
tre.s,
tth da)' o !'{ovembt.r. 1!166, Olan E
Gauge readlnJII~
Gallipolis
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new 501 Ford mowmg ma C".l· man Hoberts
II 15 :tp ronrl i! ion Owner was trans· 1959 CfffiV. t evJinder, tand lo..,oowrn ,.. Uale c. w.uner. hi •
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14 ,·n plows
frrrrd. Onlv $11.900 00.
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belog Dam 12.2, 17.5, running 16 feet
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w1nter zag equipped. fa~h!on de~ums. bedrn'lm.~,. hvin~ room t21x Also parts an t1res Oc
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FlJR;\ fSHED one aml lv.o bed· Clarence Proffitt,
Por~land. ply insert crt ms. Pay oil ha!- wall and base rabine ts, mod· mers If\) tractor and equ1p- than one .~enr IJ•t ,.,.. , f:rou ne•lect Marmet were19 on
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l!!hleni and grandchild n·n ! ~ltrldit'port, 0. ? l10ne 992 - · - --each. Ph 992·2fiR5
111'5 t H' ha sC'ment. concrtte
front ace Call
Ross Scarberry, the retl prop'trty. aueta and llllblll\lt•
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10 21 lfc CLEVELAND Superior !rumRt. . 2, Racine, 0. 949-~73.
1~~~~~~ J'a~~ti:'u:;d w~~{ b~~~~~ ie~~~ foot.
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bone, good condition, used 2 }&lt;;LECTIWLUX SWt'tfJt:!l,
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pnrch, carp1lrt. PLUS a newl
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1110_
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seasons, $100. Jack Haw ley, · wheels. usrs paper bilgs. r\u a l morfern one story 3 room and :
A. o. 1986.
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menl_ WV t-36~ __ 4~- · c 992·2486.
1l 14 :He clea ntng tools for ru'l,s. turru - bath masonry orne
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down 13, 5:52 a.m.; Onward up
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dusting
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14 ' 5: 45 p.m.; Phil'lp
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DIE ~A ''J I.Y of j."wi s. Young 'S HOOM_llllme _wit h :II _, cose , SlTPER~stuff. :sure nufr. That's
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pa~· ment s left $69P .P'' Ch Pit frontage bv 12S ee p
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up 14 , 9·30 p.m.; Walter Beckwi:.hf_s _I• thank all fnend~ hl bu smess ~~ nc. t o p . I Blue Lus tre (or cleaning ru~s !.192·108~:
H 15 l ie gw•rl h rr . '1 nnn"L pass hides. Phi! Meier, 992-3~10
twa, t6, u. 2V 02J •· 13. 20- Ttc:
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j.Od ~hburs tor the a~st~l -. J: h. 992-3092. __ _ ll 14 3t~ and upholstery. Rent f' leclnc
thi~ up at $18.000.00.
ll I rfc
jord up J4, 2· a.m.j A D
ance (l~·t' n in his loug ll lnt'~s U~FU RN ISHED
apartment, shampooer $1. Pomeroy Ce· PRE-CHRISTMAS sale- Limfl lrn·rt M. Cox, Broker
alitLOO?.F.R service. Pond!!. '"o~"~~~~~u';.Ll"v••ocH~~·' . Ranger ~r J5, 1:~~ aGm~
and d~&gt;ath: F.speci&lt;:~ tly
tilt' newly redecorated,
North j ment Block Co.
11 14 6tc lted number or new
good
Htnry Cle~an~·../'~RIP!iiimaa
driveways, light
bushin&amp;. 'LQIIa;~~tcE • · HUNT lot.
~a~esR doown lt' 4:40 :·:·•
F:"-tnH fllllf' !"a l Homf' , Re\• .' Second Ave .• Middleport. 0., FOR- BEITER - (:Jeanm_i. _ to quallly Winter Pi.mos, br ~u·
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I back fillinKI 992-2208.
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Frft'hmd N orri.~ iind
t h "' ~A ill rent reasonable. Prank I keep co lors gleammg,
u~e lihd mahogany or waln ut fm- Evenings 992-256S pr 99!-36.11 1
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10 16 tfc ! Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. 1sh. $80fl vfit ut:" . only .tli38. Sef
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Def_.•nt . .u.m.; Little Geor~::e up 17, 2:10
11 13 &amp;tc '
::~1 Wendell's . 1209
Garfie ld
SPECIAL 2S per cent labor disN• u.c111
a.m.; JaneT. up 17, 3:25a.m.;
The ulmg famrly II 15 lip fJ;HNISHETl and - uniurm shed Rent electric shampooer $1.
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count on all Gravely Tract· LtRo&gt; "Vulcan up 17, 5:23 a.m.;
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ve., al rs
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dee pl y grateful to I Phone , 9.1_,_ 43, _
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PAIR of 2 m 1 snow Jresd. d. heifer due to freshen thi s ' 5H3 for 1appointment. 11 R 8tp December, or noti Y 8 we ~~:n:; 11 ~rued up 19, 3·., ·1 .m.;
ana os·.1 ttl k t
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luved one. Specla
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11· ,, r,ndf'r ful . capable nurses\ · l'h
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istered Paul Karr 1 mil e !75 ACRE rarm, bouse Witb t G,:ave,._.l...l.4..,...on · a a.-..-. - otlto 1 p~aym 1 fc" d.v~rct 1nd othoer oswnr
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proper •oP~Htl o~ •he crouno1~ of wu Mr •Criss down 20 1:15 a.m.;
:1 VE'lmms Memorial HospJt. zag make buttonholes , _ ·
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north of Chester, 0 Ph. 985· ro,.ms and bath. "l'llar. Ct' :H
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10 30 30tc :~ ~':'"",r~~~'M'"~ooi ~~~," one rear Nat,ional down 20,·' 3:15 am •
thl' emer"enrv
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tl 14 1tr 1 ·house, 2 large barns 1 frPt
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sa1d et~u•e wtu h• tor ~eanna ou or Harry Dyer dr.wn
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full Jower,
gas, 2 farm ponds; tmmedt· MAKE MORE PROFIT
by l u te r th• 11uh ttav oJ 'l"v"mhe r 1918
21 • 1 a.m, :
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p ear1 WU
. your firm ,8 !lervJCel
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Florcn.:e .: li•11••u, Platatllf w. H. Shaver, Jr. down 11, 3:(l l
enlth Clu b and to over pavments
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• dper S750. Olen Young,
Reedsville,
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hstmg
&amp; Porier,
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and . m?J~th or pay a .mce
ue 0 ., on Success Road.
hound pups: $25 __ eacn. om Iiams, 992·2318 or Wl-21J81.
the Daily Sentinel'• BtJ~Iness l "-u.r~"Y• ror r'lalrtrlff
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JO .a.m.; Elgercliff up 23, "':tv .
H'i: for their presents.\ $41.50. Free home
de~o·\
11 14 6lp
Chaney, ~fmers~ tl le. 0
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11 3 tfc
Serviell colurftb:
10 10 "I{~~ l} u. " (Jl_.L 11 16 1"'
a.m.; Franklin Pierce 4own %
11 15 6
·IJrs
tc 1960 THUNllERBIRD--- good
II 15 6tp NEW 3 bedroom home,
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I a.m.; 0. F. She-rer down
~.. fiowers and gifts or Ph. 992~3218. - ·
gas
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ESTATE HEATROLA
ro&lt;1l s!P~m heat. w~ll to wall rul'!~.
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Greenup 6 p.m.; ~ffboat up
lue_;s and expresswns of . state r&lt;~dw e-q uipped
with. co'!;!l~~~~
Suc:ss ;~:~:: stove. been in use. ~t. Rnh"rt Jade green, modern kitchen. ~
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Greenup 6:40 p.m.; Helen R.
\" ·md s_v mpathy. _You.wJJJ four 'lpt'fd ch~flg('r. Jns tanl [ Re
. . , II 14 6t . Pirkett's near Darv.tn. Ph
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down Greenup 7 p.m.; Frank·
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,' " · l1 ,rgnt1en. 11w Fam . on utdro m mce \\alnut con- I _ _ ------~-·-- p_ j 992-6.352.
11 14 3tc gas, p den_ty_ ca me~,b th til. _
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~ole. Take over ~ay ments of, F'IRE WOOD. seasoned hard. --- .- ,
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" rf ..1 . , ours 2-4 a~ , · p.m. aoents
12:20 a.m.; O''EC
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ml Will deliver.
Ph. 843-2484.j 1 ankd Lytehars 1 · "S .. 11 , ' 0 1 ' 1 t
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up 1:30 a.m.; V!Ckero UJ&gt; Greeo1 a lot ' 45 1 . 74 1SEW!Nii,m ........ ~
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11 13 31c
with building 20 I 30, su~a- flee.
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Chu~'h on Rt. 124 startm g ea ch. See at 10 Railroad St., I puppies. Phone 667-32.10 c l(ll· -· - ~ - -·----\ close to
&amp;tore and achool, Servlce
I Zl Ur d~n, 1312 Eastern Ave.; Ronme Barbara Brent up Meldabl. 11
Nov .' 21 at 7 30 p.m. Evange- Middleport , 0.
11 13 3tp j vtlle, 0.
ll 13 31p t2 GAUGE aulo . leading shot
turn rJgbt al the city o1 Sy· .. . ..
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F&lt;elds, 142 Fourth Ave. ; Mrs. p.m.; New Orleans up MeldaW
list
Troy FJelds ot Nelgun. Remin~tnn model, 11-48, raruse sign go 100 ft. and COMPACT SALES and semce, Lulu Shaw, 44 Vinton Ave.; 11:43 p.m.; Boc·K down Me.
sunv~ll~, sper 1Hi smgmg . EV ·II
like new condition. Ph. 992·1 turn left. 3rd house down Ule : Robert Keonedy, 1502 - 16th Ernest A. Watts, 464
Lariat dahl 12:30 a.m.: L. \\'. Sweet
eryolre welcome. Pastor Rev .
, _ , ......., · 3054 after 5 p. m. 11 13 3Jcl row. Marion Reynolds, Syra·l St., Parkersburg, W.Va. Ph Dr.; Terri ,L. Snodgra,., Rt. up Meldahl U.ii a.m.; J. S
Hart.
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10 1130tc I2U3tl6 or Jim Deeter, Rt. 3, I Gllllipolls; Mrs. John
L. Lewl• down Meldahl 6:ii0 Ugi \
I Coolville, 0. Ph. 167·3157'
Waugh, Rt. 2 Grove City ; · WI/· Gallipolis DRm - Helen ,; z.
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do ironings and baby· .
now, 140. Ph. 992-7931.
43 ACRE FARM, 7 room house.
... 10 20 aotc li om M. Cremeans, Rt. I Bid- down 3:50p.m.; Mountatn ,State
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basement , 6
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Yoell; Mrs. James W. Barnette, down 7·:W p.m.; Jenks · up 9:05
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M~s Robert W. p.rrl.; Solvay down 11 :15 p.m.•
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1to be the best carpet cleaner twern Pomeroy . HJrrison- and eal!iy free el!ltlmates 1 Dumlop, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleas.nnt ; Elisha Woods .down 1:45 a;~.:·,
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ville Road, 1st bouse below Pbone 119'l-32M,
t.itJegleiD Mrs. W1 tam e amy, I.
Pe~~y Downey up 5 a.m. '
and J~U . dtscoatinue farming 13. Prinlt.d
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money back. ElectriC' s1am- Mt. Zton Church. Ph. 992· Ready ·M1J Co . ~hddt•port Reedsville ; George Casto, Porn- Kanawbl. 8fver .- Allen R
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cotwn
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drops
pooer rental $1. Eber-;bach 6112.
11 10 6tt"~ 1 OhiO
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fabnc
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farm chattels at hi~ restdf'nre H. Negat .v....
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locat · S ntilet north
of l 5. HaliowM
9. Co urt a
shoes
11 10 6te
gas. drilled well, Alcoa alum- Breedmg Service at $6 teP. Jackson ; M_r~. Leon~rd Jones. 8:~0 a.m} Lucy Jane !.·~cas ur.
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;~ro1 :1~1 mlt&gt;t 25. ~;;er- "leMerlf•J'• unrer FOR SALE - 1952 Chevrolet. inurn siding, on s~hool bus for all breeds, except 15 bulls Ironton ; Wilham . Faelds, "Coal Wmfield 12:25 a.m.; Besy:z-1 Dl
'l.¥ ""' sonvi • Rutland roa d Wotl'h
the Nr:lhl"r28. Nolltvlnt 33. Lau,btnc
Good body and mntor. Make roule, 417 Railroad St., Kan- leased or limited use of 180 Grove Mrs. Bertha
Winfield 4:15
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lanJs . nhbr. 13 ~tyt1sh
29. Hurled
bird
nire work car. See Mrs. Len- auga, Ohio. $8,000• . Deward in 'service. Information any· Wellston ; Mrs. Donald M. Shm. Bruce down. Wtnfiela 4:15 a.m
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Shor orn cows, one hr1 fe 1 li.Think ,
15.Cunv.,yJ ng Jl.Strtkes~
34 . Part.lcle
ora Jenkins, College Road, Frazter.
·. 1114 ltc · where,
service to
any- gleton, Rt. 2 ~ave~swood.;
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bred heifen. two 18 _~':(.~~·;; 1~ ot
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11 8 tfe _
body by calling Leland Palt· r Frank J. Tomacelh, Rt. 1 Rad- ~ GOOD SCOUTS
atee~; pealth pape t s furnJ~h
chli,.;l•a~t
ma.nn~r
war god
38. Music note -- -~-~
:6 ROOM house Wtth bath, alu- er 992_zz64 Pomeroy or • : cliff : Sandy L. Caldwell, Rt. 5 ST. LOUlS (~Pil . -~~sebal!
ed, 1~ Ford tn1ctor , Frrul
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snow775 tires,
i ntinum siding ' almost 1 G
acre _..
, 00 A Choster.
10 1•• 10'"
' t· 2 unity
1~ I' I" 1• 1:&amp; V/ lb
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650 x 13explorer
Tbls. 118.95,
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son
two bott om, J pt . 0.Than: Ger.
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of ground, in Syracuse. len
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Greenup, Ky.; Mrs. Cllntoi'l G. ' son and Bill Sayles signPd
moun
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rake uli.J.v ator, 10 fl. drsc·. 26. En~IW.
extra wheel, $7.50
each. 3676.
l1 -15-2tc I 1D servNee. 08~-~ Ph ~ Audrey E. Wilson,
Jackson : Louis Cardina s_
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wagon, 400 bal('s mtxed h(l \'. 29. cub1c met~r 14
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10 20 JUte
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Pa.; Mrs. James A, Bentley, NEW YORK (UPI) - ll :=
200 bu. ol hand Pi&lt; ked"""" · SO.Gmce•·•
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back Matt. Snell will be lost for
ao !Rghom hon.,.
to actor
abbre,atim• ~
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~ LOSE WEIGHT safely with
Parf-Time Work
Dolo! Bottle Ga• Arnold
Bfrtho
a!Jieast three weeks to the New
chain:s, log ch &lt;Ji ns. "' edg~&gt;~. 1 ~!·. ~~~~~;Pltt 1t
~~to 12•fu
Ilk-A-Diet tablets. Only 98t'
eunChristmas
Brothers. 111 E. M1iD St.. Mn. Johony W. Johnson, Rt. York Jets with a chip fracture
harness. laundry Sto\"1", Home
fluid
Nelson1S Pharmacy,
Pontfundsl l
Pomeroy.
8 a Uc 1 Northup, a san, 4·50 a.m. lOt the outer end of the collar
Comfort coal. \\ 1rori
cook 3!\. A!xmt
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Monday; Mrs. Larry f.:.ee Mor- bone, itte X-ray reports dl!1,.'"
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weekly
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stove, davt•nport. l\\1) •· s. 37. Tme
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GOOD used tires, low as $4 95, selling m our busin!Sa office
- ··- riSoo, Mt. Alto, W. Va., son, c:losed Monday. Snell was
mm kettle .... l'llJlJ*l hu1lt&gt;r . as. Mm .o n••"Nlt
at your own desk and tele· GET A qQOtatioD rrom RElJ. 8:39 a.m. Monday.
lnjured In the Jets' 14-3 loss to
2094
tl•ret five ~::atlon n11l k t J Jl!; Jlf Warhlcd
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each. Ph. 992• · 10 21 30tc ' phone? You tan select your
fER lNSUKANCE AGENC..'Y
DJscbarge11
Buffalo Sunda,y.: __ _ __
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INC. before renewlJl&amp; ,our ·Mrs. Joel T. Atha, Mfl!l. Mar.
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need mature ladiel,
auto lDiurance. We may be tin A. BeMsford , Mr:s. Thomas Rupe, Mr&amp;. Ethel V. Talbott.
R~ves : Aradlm d "' lll'llon I l Flavor&amp;~ I~
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able to 1ave you money.
c. Breech, William K. Burle- Mrs. William D. ~hew, Mrs.
I :e. Racille. 0 .: A (' Brad
with IL
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Bater Furniture. Middleport ed with a good voice IDd
a 2 tic son, Mrs. Wilbur A. Dennis, 'David
Flfe and mfant dau11 12 tfc ~fN~~ P~~~~~n:~lc~nu~ ~~~~ AtrrOMOBILE tnsunoce been Bert Harrison, Jackie L. Bar. ghter, Mrs. Robel1 R. Lee and
fo rd. Mgr . (' C. Brad for d.
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Auctiom·er
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caneelled? 1..ost ytW' operat- rison, C. Holli, Roach, Mrs. IL(ant daughter, Mrs. Robert
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11: 11111 ·ll t' lnHle
trophies. the length and formation of tile wordll are all lWI.l&amp;.
8.55x14 tubeles1
tJLAD'fl CIIAIV.,
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Nylon White
i PAR;f TIME WORK, fuU tim! Ml-.tl'tVII~." Oitlt, Plo,AINTIPP,
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DIPINDANT
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fZ~o~7~1;e~ . -. ... sate 11.65 time or evening, S60 w~kly.
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AIL SlZF.S CARRY SIMILAR
town location. otema .1008 the under•IJnfd. mallys cra11 llllll .
As Meigs County Auditor.
Hox 77. Snal"use .
company provides the Mcbt Iter petition ~&gt;la tn•r , ~' •n the &lt;;CNu1 • ,
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woman with free trainmg AI· iohlo Pn~lnl fllr dlVIIrrt- .111111 othe rt ! Wor I Cin never txprm my •pprec.a en.
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housetrailer.s up Itt 24' wide FRAME, 8 room_s. (3 bed·
Hf:IP Wanted
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To ~LAtl
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OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M.
whrels F.H .A.. . approved, send moder•,t
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d-am,' ptn- FiAraukhn, lhfn lt !Homes,
&lt;;tory brick, 7 large
(4 1961 CORVAIR Monza. 8
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~ h1re p1~ s 7 weeks ol
rner•ca s tnes pre bedrooms), modern bath, util- speed, f6(10. Ph. 992 779 .
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150x100 in ex cell ent neighbor· I Wagon, 11"~:.0.
Ph. 992-7931.
sldillo •·~J~te E Jewell, Let1u1'. ~~
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FlREWuOD. Ph . !192-64;6 Shl'l"· hood. Property in excellent
11 11 6tc V; .. 11 her 01 noUlltd Ots t on the
Why rt lt din thtngs mu ~t be . '
11 9 6tc j For~ ractor, new.
tre.s,
tth da)' o !'{ovembt.r. 1!166, Olan E
Gauge readlnJII~
Gallipolis
But there·5 ~ rea~•n ft 1r 1t :ti l
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new 501 Ford mowmg ma C".l· man Hoberts
II 15 :tp ronrl i! ion Owner was trans· 1959 CfffiV. t evJinder, tand lo..,oowrn ,.. Uale c. w.uner. hi •
MOOZR~ 2 ])e room
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14 ,·n plows
frrrrd. Onlv $11.900 00.
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- Guartllan a nd nut Fnend.
belog Dam 12.2, 17.5, running 16 feet
Bt•\-OBd our powrr to srr•.
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Jess th«n 6 months ola, "Z il'
new rmg.s and bearir~gs. $200. )t"Jta~;, !.tel1a c:ou nty, Olllo, c..e No.
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Tu knll\\' thP one we ltlvt ·
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w1nter zag equipped. fa~h!on de~ums. bedrn'lm.~,. hvin~ room t21x Also parts an t1res Oc
i •aJd M~try Cllberine Goodwi 11 on the ton 1.40 Kanawha fa.lls S.J8,
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potal&amp;es wh 1;e they
last. app;iques. O\'ercasts, elc . :;1m
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And Jastmg pt-ace aboH .
FlJR;\ fSHED one aml lv.o bed· Clarence Proffitt,
Por~land. ply insert crt ms. Pay oil ha!- wall and base rabine ts, mod· mers If\) tractor and equ1p- than one .~enr IJ•t ,.,.. , f:rou ne•lect Marmet were19 on
the .silis. and
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furll·
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we ance ue " P&lt;lY
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ern haUL utility room, semi- 1 me '
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l!!hleni and grandchild n·n ! ~ltrldit'port, 0. ? l10ne 992 - · - --each. Ph 992·2fiR5
111'5 t H' ha sC'ment. concrtte
front ace Call
Ross Scarberry, the retl prop'trty. aueta and llllblll\lt•
11 I~ ltc 1 3R74.
10 21 lfc CLEVELAND Superior !rumRt. . 2, Racine, 0. 949-~73.
1~~~~~~ J'a~~ti:'u:;d w~~{ b~~~~~ ie~~~ foot.
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bone, good condition, used 2 }&lt;;LECTIWLUX SWt'tfJt:!l,
.-10
pnrch, carp1lrt. PLUS a newl
etc
onaralterlhtiill, da y otoece1nuef, Boat Movementlt
1110_
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seasons, $100. Jack Haw ley, · wheels. usrs paper bilgs. r\u a l morfern one story 3 room and :
A. o. 1986.
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menl_ WV t-36~ __ 4~- · c 992·2486.
1l 14 :He clea ntng tools for ru'l,s. turru - bath masonry orne
WI ,
l~sjnest S.rvtcel
By Dall!l c. w.rntr
down 13, 5:52 a.m.; Onward up
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dusting
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etc.
Only
5
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lot
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I CUSTOM butchering will buy Crow. Cr&lt;rw • Purter
14 ' 5: 45 p.m.; Phil'lp
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DIE ~A ''J I.Y of j."wi s. Young 'S HOOM_llllme _wit h :II _, cose , SlTPER~stuff. :sure nufr. That's
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pa~· ment s left $69P .P'' Ch Pit frontage bv 12S ee p
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up 14 , 9·30 p.m.; Walter Beckwi:.hf_s _I• thank all fnend~ hl bu smess ~~ nc. t o p . I Blue Lus tre (or cleaning ru~s !.192·108~:
H 15 l ie gw•rl h rr . '1 nnn"L pass hides. Phi! Meier, 992-3~10
twa, t6, u. 2V 02J •· 13. 20- Ttc:
22
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j.Od ~hburs tor the a~st~l -. J: h. 992-3092. __ _ ll 14 3t~ and upholstery. Rent f' leclnc
thi~ up at $18.000.00.
ll I rfc
jord up J4, 2· a.m.j A D
ance (l~·t' n in his loug ll lnt'~s U~FU RN ISHED
apartment, shampooer $1. Pomeroy Ce· PRE-CHRISTMAS sale- Limfl lrn·rt M. Cox, Broker
alitLOO?.F.R service. Pond!!. '"o~"~~~~~u';.Ll"v••ocH~~·' . Ranger ~r J5, 1:~~ aGm~
and d~&gt;ath: F.speci&lt;:~ tly
tilt' newly redecorated,
North j ment Block Co.
11 14 6tc lted number or new
good
Htnry Cle~an~·../'~RIP!iiimaa
driveways, light
bushin&amp;. 'LQIIa;~~tcE • · HUNT lot.
~a~esR doown lt' 4:40 :·:·•
F:"-tnH fllllf' !"a l Homf' , Re\• .' Second Ave .• Middleport. 0., FOR- BEITER - (:Jeanm_i. _ to quallly Winter Pi.mos, br ~u·
9CI?-, ,/t
I back fillinKI 992-2208.
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~~is dow~ 16, 5 : ~
Frft'hmd N orri.~ iind
t h "' ~A ill rent reasonable. Prank I keep co lors gleammg,
u~e lihd mahogany or waln ut fm- Evenings 992-256S pr 99!-36.11 1
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Pon,.~ Emergency Squad .1 FugRte, 992·52!.13.
10 16 tfc ! Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. 1sh. $80fl vfit ut:" . only .tli38. Sef
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Def_.•nt . .u.m.; Little Geor~::e up 17, 2:10
11 13 &amp;tc '
::~1 Wendell's . 1209
Garfie ld
SPECIAL 2S per cent labor disN• u.c111
a.m.; JaneT. up 17, 3:25a.m.;
The ulmg famrly II 15 lip fJ;HNISHETl and - uniurm shed Rent electric shampooer $1.
A
p 'ke burg W Va '
count on all Gravely Tract· LtRo&gt; "Vulcan up 17, 5:23 a.m.;
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ve., al rs
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dee pl y grateful to I Phone , 9.1_,_ 43, _
10 18 tfc
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PAIR of 2 m 1 snow Jresd. d. heifer due to freshen thi s ' 5H3 for 1appointment. 11 R 8tp December, or noti Y 8 we ~~:n:; 11 ~rued up 19, 3·., ·1 .m.;
ana os·.1 ttl k t
x 15. mount ed on stan 11 r
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win pick up your tractor. htr Petlllqn qaJral lltm ,. lh11 com- ' worth up 19, f·SO a .m.; R. JL
luved one. Specla
an s OISINGE__R_ SEWI NG MACHI N~'
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" I Ph 992- week. calf eligible to he reg. I ..J. • II· .,.~n:.ll ...... s ~o · o..orn nlpD Pj.,a - f'o llrl ul Mtll~ Counlv R
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19 610
11· ,, r,ndf'r ful . capable nurses\ · l'h
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d to Chevroet Wr•ees.
·14 3t
istered Paul Karr 1 mil e !75 ACRE rarm, bouse Witb t G,:ave,._.l...l.4..,...on · a a.-..-. - otlto 1 p~aym 1 fc" d.v~rct 1nd othoer oswnr
up , : a.m.j
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proper •oP~Htl o~ •he crouno1~ of wu Mr •Criss down 20 1:15 a.m.;
:1 VE'lmms Memorial HospJt. zag make buttonholes , _ ·
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north of Chester, 0 Ph. 985· ro,.ms and bath. "l'llar. Ct' :H
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10 30 30tc :~ ~':'"",r~~~'M'"~ooi ~~~," one rear Nat,ional down 20,·' 3:15 am •
thl' emer"enrv
squdd,l ztg
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tl 14 1tr 1 ·house, 2 large barns 1 frPt
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darn · and •mono~ram~· 1 a ~ door hardtop
&lt;No.
sa1d et~u•e wtu h• tor ~eanna ou or Harry Dyer dr.wn
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/ ltv ;13; 'L. Bar rett, the Laur- ~
full Jower,
gas, 2 farm ponds; tmmedt· MAKE MORE PROFIT
by l u te r th• 11uh ttav oJ 'l"v"mhe r 1918
21 • 1 a.m, :
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R~:GISTF.REO Redbone Jcoor
p ear1 WU
. your firm ,8 !lervJCel
· 1n .ruw. t:rov.
Florcn.:e .: li•11••u, Platatllf w. H. Shaver, Jr. down 11, 3:(l l
enlth Clu b and to over pavments
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• dper S750. Olen Young,
Reedsville,
l
ate O&lt;'I"Upancy
hstmg
&amp; Porier,
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'1 ~ • . r neighbors
and . m?J~th or pay a .mce
ue 0 ., on Success Road.
hound pups: $25 __ eacn. om Iiams, 992·2318 or Wl-21J81.
the Daily Sentinel'• BtJ~Iness l "-u.r~"Y• ror r'lalrtrlff
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JO .a.m.; Elgercliff up 23, "':tv .
H'i: for their presents.\ $41.50. Free home
de~o·\
11 14 6lp
Chaney, ~fmers~ tl le. 0
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11 3 tfc
Serviell colurftb:
10 10 "I{~~ l} u. " (Jl_.L 11 16 1"'
a.m.; Franklin Pierce 4own %
11 15 6
·IJrs
tc 1960 THUNllERBIRD--- good
II 15 6tp NEW 3 bedroom home,
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I a.m.; 0. F. She-rer down
~.. fiowers and gifts or Ph. 992~3218. - ·
gas
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ESTATE HEATROLA
ro&lt;1l s!P~m heat. w~ll to wall rul'!~.
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Greenup 6 p.m.; ~ffboat up
lue_;s and expresswns of . state r&lt;~dw e-q uipped
with. co'!;!l~~~~
Suc:ss ;~:~:: stove. been in use. ~t. Rnh"rt Jade green, modern kitchen. ~
:~ . ;'lt._'&lt;rr'l~~~~~:.
Greenup 6:40 p.m.; Helen R.
\" ·md s_v mpathy. _You.wJJJ four 'lpt'fd ch~flg('r. Jns tanl [ Re
. . , II 14 6t . Pirkett's near Darv.tn. Ph
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livmg l
w.ln- Prciitt"M ,_;~ ,. .... :.
down Greenup 7 p.m.; Frank·
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· B. up Greenup, ml"-taht•
,' " · l1 ,rgnt1en. 11w Fam . on utdro m mce \\alnut con- I _ _ ------~-·-- p_ j 992-6.352.
11 14 3tc gas, p den_ty_ ca me~,b th til. _
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~ole. Take over ~ay ments of, F'IRE WOOD. seasoned hard. --- .- ,
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II hea I roo! m, Jmbngltarta, raa 'w"·•th
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Visiting Buckeye State dewn Gre!nup '
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Le 1, · heat full basement with heat.
" rf ..1 . , ours 2-4 a~ , · p.m. aoents
12:20 a.m.; O''EC
, . down GreeD0
2
3
-~ ... - - - · - - ' ance dl'e $9712. Try 11
ml Will deliver.
Ph. 843-2484.j 1 ankd Lytehars 1 · "S .. 11 , ' 0 1 ' 1 t
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only on Pediatrics Ward.
up 1:30 a.m.; V!Ckero UJ&gt; Greeo1 a lot ' 45 1 . 74 1SEW!Nii,m ........ ~
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yoor heme. "h. 9!12-32 t8.
I Charles H. Sarson.
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11 13 31c
with building 20 I 30, su~a- flee.
mali .. -1!Y.:..Jo-,fjil.
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up •' ·4&gt;
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· I ble for double g11rage or 01, Tbe ........ S~: •Porn""" Mrs, Wayne De~y, ?22 Sec. Meldahl 7:44&gt; p.m.; _s'cbU Clt..R~I I L at Hig~land Chap•' FORTY or f&lt;rty chick;ns, 50&lt;: A K C. reg istered Pekmgese FLUTE. Ph. 949-211 '. II 13 3tc I tra house, good neighborhood, Autl&gt;Jrized Singer Sal.. and ond Ave.: Mrs. Clu!rles S. Bo~- hn dnwn Meldahl 9:20 p,m,f_
Chu~'h on Rt. 124 startm g ea ch. See at 10 Railroad St., I puppies. Phone 667-32.10 c l(ll· -· - ~ - -·----\ close to
&amp;tore and achool, Servlce
I Zl Ur d~n, 1312 Eastern Ave.; Ronme Barbara Brent up Meldabl. 11
Nov .' 21 at 7 30 p.m. Evange- Middleport , 0.
11 13 3tp j vtlle, 0.
ll 13 31p t2 GAUGE aulo . leading shot
turn rJgbt al the city o1 Sy· .. . ..
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F&lt;elds, 142 Fourth Ave. ; Mrs. p.m.; New Orleans up MeldaW
list
Troy FJelds ot Nelgun. Remin~tnn model, 11-48, raruse sign go 100 ft. and COMPACT SALES and semce, Lulu Shaw, 44 Vinton Ave.; 11:43 p.m.; Boc·K down Me.
sunv~ll~, sper 1Hi smgmg . EV ·II
like new condition. Ph. 992·1 turn left. 3rd house down Ule : Robert Keonedy, 1502 - 16th Ernest A. Watts, 464
Lariat dahl 12:30 a.m.: L. \\'. Sweet
eryolre welcome. Pastor Rev .
, _ , ......., · 3054 after 5 p. m. 11 13 3Jcl row. Marion Reynolds, Syra·l St., Parkersburg, W.Va. Ph Dr.; Terri ,L. Snodgra,., Rt. up Meldahl U.ii a.m.; J. S
Hart.
11 _15 3tc l,
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- v.STERN saddle. brown, like cuse, 0., Box 77.
10 1130tc I2U3tl6 or Jim Deeter, Rt. 3, I Gllllipolls; Mrs. John
L. Lewl• down Meldahl 6:ii0 Ugi \
I Coolville, 0. Ph. 167·3157'
Waugh, Rt. 2 Grove City ; · WI/· Gallipolis DRm - Helen ,; z.
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do ironings and baby· .
now, 140. Ph. 992-7931.
43 ACRE FARM, 7 room house.
... 10 20 aotc li om M. Cremeans, Rt. I Bid- down 3:50p.m.; Mountatn ,State
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!littini. ·Ph. 94.9-2914 11
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bath,
basement , 6
flEAOY-MIX concrete
Yoell; Mrs. James W. Barnette, down 7·:W p.m.; Jenks · up 9:05
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Saturd-ay, 6.Fore twad
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LU5TRA
FOAM
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guaranteed
from
Pomeroy
on
Rt.
143,
bted
ragt)t
to
your
pru]ect
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Henderson
M~s Robert W. p.rrl.; Solvay down 11 :15 p.m.•
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November l9 at 12 noon. The
· Abtiolve
~;en·ant:
ol tt
1to be the best carpet cleaner twern Pomeroy . HJrrison- and eal!iy free el!ltlmates 1 Dumlop, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleas.nnt ; Elisha Woods .down 1:45 a;~.:·,
ll. B1n~o
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undersigned haa poor health 12. t:iour
16 Mmrprf'name
you ave ever use or
ville Road, 1st bouse below Pbone 119'l-32M,
t.itJegleiD Mrs. W1 tam e amy, I.
Pe~~y Downey up 5 a.m. '
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money back. ElectriC' s1am- Mt. Zton Church. Ph. 992· Ready ·M1J Co . ~hddt•port Reedsville ; George Casto, Porn- Kanawbl. 8fver .- Allen R
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pooer rental $1. Eber-;bach 6112.
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locat · S ntilet north
of l 5. HaliowM
9. Co urt a
shoes
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gas. drilled well, Alcoa alum- Breedmg Service at $6 teP. Jackson ; M_r~. Leon~rd Jones. 8:~0 a.m} Lucy Jane !.·~cas ur.
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;~ro1 :1~1 mlt&gt;t 25. ~;;er- "leMerlf•J'• unrer FOR SALE - 1952 Chevrolet. inurn siding, on s~hool bus for all breeds, except 15 bulls Ironton ; Wilham . Faelds, "Coal Wmfield 12:25 a.m.; Besy:z-1 Dl
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the Nr:lhl"r28. Nolltvlnt 33. Lau,btnc
Good body and mntor. Make roule, 417 Railroad St., Kan- leased or limited use of 180 Grove Mrs. Bertha
Winfield 4:15
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lanJs . nhbr. 13 ~tyt1sh
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nire work car. See Mrs. Len- auga, Ohio. $8,000• . Deward in 'service. Information any· Wellston ; Mrs. Donald M. Shm. Bruce down. Wtnfiela 4:15 a.m
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Shor orn cows, one hr1 fe 1 li.Think ,
15.Cunv.,yJ ng Jl.Strtkes~
34 . Part.lcle
ora Jenkins, College Road, Frazter.
·. 1114 ltc · where,
service to
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body by calling Leland Palt· r Frank J. Tomacelh, Rt. 1 Rad- ~ GOOD SCOUTS
atee~; pealth pape t s furnJ~h
chli,.;l•a~t
ma.nn~r
war god
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:6 ROOM house Wtth bath, alu- er 992_zz64 Pomeroy or • : cliff : Sandy L. Caldwell, Rt. 5 ST. LOUlS (~Pil . -~~sebal!
ed, 1~ Ford tn1ctor , Frrul
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snow775 tires,
i ntinum siding ' almost 1 G
acre _..
, 00 A Choster.
10 1•• 10'"
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1~ I' I" 1• 1:&amp; V/ lb
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650 x 13explorer
Tbls. 118.95,
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two bott om, J pt . 0.Than: Ger.
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of ground, in Syracuse. len
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rake uli.J.v ator, 10 fl. drsc·. 26. En~IW.
extra wheel, $7.50
each. 3676.
l1 -15-2tc I 1D servNee. 08~-~ Ph ~ Audrey E. Wilson,
Jackson : Louis Cardina s_
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back Matt. Snell will be lost for
ao !Rghom hon.,.
to actor
abbre,atim• ~
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Parf-Time Work
Dolo! Bottle Ga• Arnold
Bfrtho
a!Jieast three weeks to the New
chain:s, log ch &lt;Ji ns. "' edg~&gt;~. 1 ~!·. ~~~~~;Pltt 1t
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Ilk-A-Diet tablets. Only 98t'
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Brothers. 111 E. M1iD St.. Mn. Johony W. Johnson, Rt. York Jets with a chip fracture
harness. laundry Sto\"1", Home
fluid
Nelson1S Pharmacy,
Pontfundsl l
Pomeroy.
8 a Uc 1 Northup, a san, 4·50 a.m. lOt the outer end of the collar
Comfort coal. \\ 1rori
cook 3!\. A!xmt
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Monday; Mrs. Larry f.:.ee Mor- bone, itte X-ray reports dl!1,.'"
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stove, davt•nport. l\\1) •· s. 37. Tme
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GOOD used tires, low as $4 95, selling m our busin!Sa office
- ··- riSoo, Mt. Alto, W. Va., son, c:losed Monday. Snell was
mm kettle .... l'llJlJ*l hu1lt&gt;r . as. Mm .o n••"Nlt
at your own desk and tele· GET A qQOtatioD rrom RElJ. 8:39 a.m. Monday.
lnjured In the Jets' 14-3 loss to
2094
tl•ret five ~::atlon n11l k t J Jl!; Jlf Warhlcd
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each. Ph. 992• · 10 21 30tc ' phone? You tan select your
fER lNSUKANCE AGENC..'Y
DJscbarge11
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INC. before renewlJl&amp; ,our ·Mrs. Joel T. Atha, Mfl!l. Mar.
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DOWN
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need mature ladiel,
auto lDiurance. We may be tin A. BeMsford , Mr:s. Thomas Rupe, Mr&amp;. Ethel V. Talbott.
R~ves : Aradlm d "' lll'llon I l Flavor&amp;~ I~
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our third floor budget 1hop. from 25 1o 60. who are bJess·
able to 1ave you money.
c. Breech, William K. Burle- Mrs. William D. ~hew, Mrs.
I :e. Racille. 0 .: A (' Brad
with IL
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Bater Furniture. Middleport ed with a good voice IDd
a 2 tic son, Mrs. Wilbur A. Dennis, 'David
Flfe and mfant dau11 12 tfc ~fN~~ P~~~~~n:~lc~nu~ ~~~~ AtrrOMOBILE tnsunoce been Bert Harrison, Jackie L. Bar. ghter, Mrs. Robel1 R. Lee and
fo rd. Mgr . (' C. Brad for d.
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Auctiom·er
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NO.1 Kennebec potatoes. Char. t.rally located oifice1.
caneelled? 1..ost ytW' operat- rison, C. Holli, Roach, Mrs. IL(ant daughter, Mrs. Robert
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.or'o UfOCIRIIII
rr..~... Robert c. Roush, George A. E. Mahle llld, infant daughter,
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whatever you need .for the
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11: 11111 ·ll t' lnHle
trophies. the length and formation of tile wordll are all lWI.l&amp;.
8.55x14 tubeles1
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Nylon White
i PAR;f TIME WORK, fuU tim! Ml-.tl'tVII~." Oitlt, Plo,AINTIPP,
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Those
Who
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DIPINDANT
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r1111hfl1 tn
Ohio
fZ~o~7~1;e~ . -. ... sate 11.65 time or evening, S60 w~kly.
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old OYFDL IIITQ
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Mar10n EKYM:II.-OZDD IEQC
All prices are ph~ tax
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AIL SlZF.S CARRY SIMILAR
town location. otema .1008 the under•IJnfd. mallys cra11 llllll .
As Meigs County Auditor.
Hox 77. Snal"use .
company provides the Mcbt Iter petition ~&gt;la tn•r , ~' •n the &lt;;CNu1 • ,
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9 18 LU2tp
woman with free trainmg AI· iohlo Pn~lnl fllr dlVIIrrt- .111111 othe rt ! Wor I Cin never txprm my •pprec.a en.
OF Fl.mCTIONARJES; THE .ARISTOCRACY OF IDOLSi
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November 22nd.
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DAILY SECOND PRIZE-$2-99 BRA

lL~oo" ClllliRF JFlSl!TilfrJ Gn~r«ll~&lt;e

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Jnanelous. comfort ~f a nylon and spandex power net
won_der that ~t~ys nght where it belongs, In long-leg
11tyhng. ElusticiZcd with Chewtrand's-Biue C4l spa d

.Also stvailable in extra-long-leg version $6 95,

1irdle $5.V5. White, sizes S-M-L-XL.

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auder tbe CUJII. Top of cup il _..... aylon clipped ]lee.
So pnltyl Fib¢11111110rtall bottom of wpo add lhe perfect
aplift and •upport to sivo yw ~·· tonk 01 today. An
llllporlutt part of tbe comfort PlciUie -ltrefch straJI' wilb ·
Jowolock" clolinC. White, Skinfone, Blacli:. Sim
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gtrdle gwes you /ashton s new lifted, rounded icJok! With
flat se~ms so you can wear it under clinging knits, this
becommg style has pretty laste:t-lace-edged legs for a
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me~~ your measuremenlio by a full ..nn a 1be
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said the driver of the car, Ran- failure to stop wttblll
dall Jackson, 21, Rt. 3, Cool- eel clear dittaDce allet
ville, and a passenger, Shirley dent at 9:13 p.m.
Barber, 18, Rt. I Reedsville Rt 35 lwo and a half
suffered facial lacerations. Bo1h
the j1mci!I» o1
were treated at Camden . Clark Officers reported
Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va., son came upon 1 car
and released. Another passen- James E WataoD, 11,
ger, Kimberly Barber, 3, was w. va., ianed 1o 1111p
admitted to the hospital for ob- station wagtlll 11n1t:1;
servation. She suffered lactal 01 th W
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construction and oper-1ice status and master's degree Koreans and Auslrallam and and SIIIICII are "
altfr a sborl .Illness. He ·wu J. Oertel, oeen\lry of tho Ohio eluded an Increase in the mini· at any lime In our national Ills- atlo of regional diagnostic and in social work or corrections for some crack VIetnamese marine to Melp county
.
, :Newspaper - Association, ' pro- 1mum age for obtaining a Ucense tory, and
In tbe hliltory i dete tlon centers for counties Iappointment pi a su!Mlrlntendent units. The Sooth VIetnamese while the lll-]reJII·-old .
lor •
today lowertnl the voting to drive a car or cycle from \6 of the world," Oertel 'oalll iUltlb, to. provide such fa- !ror local treatment Institutions army's duty will be to destroY pear 11 a
thte t..•
lhe bolrtl In age lrol1l allo It In Ohio tn a lto 1?, and a reduction In the "Perhaps we need to
delinquents.
Viet Coog at the local level.
county juvenile courlr
He bep· hlf move: lo, balp comb•! jUvonlle maximum age lor defining a their responslbti!Ues to aoclety ..Prohibit detention ol chll- -EstablishlniJ 1 t'O!Iearcll deThe patrol has ehal1td
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,tleflnqUeol from 21 to ,l9.
accordingly."
ttnl\·!n 'jail except when walv- 1partment in the Ohio Youth
CLUB MEETS
trio with the theft tl •.\ ft
2Z year 'P"f' Oi!l1ol, In remariiS belore the Oertel, wbu was substituting Oertel also deUvered a report er!a \o ad\llt court.
Commission to produce longterleS and lwo or lbne
Tluat
Ohio Conference on for the vice- chairman of the from the Ohio Committee on l .
t1ii-bed limit In range planning (or rehabtllta· The Pomeroy Lions club met of gasoline lrom ,i. ·
and Welfare, 11Jd reduc- Ohfo Committee on Ct'tlne and ,Crlme and Delinquency, wl®h 1 oons!ructlng new iilstttutlons lor Uon.
briefly Tuesday evening at lbe a small "crawler"'
tltl!col .q,e votlpg age wal one \Delinquency, Uld tbe · suggea- will be considered by - specl•J Idellnqlient'(. '
I -Requiring a· preJimlnarlag\Porlsb bouse of Graee EplsOO- Shade Rlvor
Tha pf
WOUld of· Ilona were hll own.
. )committee of the LejislatlVt
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thO lnten- lng tbe peaco and quiet at the the school apparently (oilowe( question his doctors about the lasted 19 minutes, Operating
JANET CHAMBERLIN
pc
, a disUJ.rbance \Portland Elementary School, ' an alleged action lakin in ro- operations.
room procedures took up the
In court and ba;prose- and assault and baltary.
\ ganl LO Mrs. Taylor's child, a\ The polyp on the edge of the remainder of the President's 53.t)le fullest' estant of \ Hartenbach said the charges \pupll at Portland.
!President's vocal cord was \minuta stay in surgery.
Sherin,
, C.iagainst Mrs. Taylor were fil- l The· sheriffs department was ' larger than had been antlclpat- In response to a question,
••ld
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ied by Freda F. Deeter, Rt. 2,.summoned to the scene and ar- 1
Moyers related that the doctors
.
a Portland
elemen· lrested, Mrs. Taylor.
would allow Johnson lo leave
.
JlliiiA \
f&lt;)lli&gt;Wiiiil . a tary teacher' after an alleged ! "This is the second time dur-:
his hoSpital bed some Ume In
'Ill'
a Pattland·. r· area ,disturbanee crea\ed at
the ing th.ls school year that we :
.
the afternoon to walk aboUt a
1
Taylor, ii!H' bo !school. Sherlll Hartenbach IBid [have been summoned to schools !
bit in bls private suite.
L
Court
th!J I ·- l l beeaJ!8e of some parental prob- · .
Also later In the day, the A former Meigs Count Jrl
lem over alleged treatment ol1
President will be permitted to now a French teacher
;
ltbo .youngsters," sal~ Harten- !
u.. hiS voice. But Moyers Said tele hone call to A""Sur-L'.
baeH, "And evel')lono oltoltld
he will be Instructed to make on
Fr ce settled t.
:be
next tery about
• ena large
• balloon mrs
:not well
the aware
place the
for clasroom
parent• ts
to I' BERLIN _iUPl) - Two Wes- formal
four or speeches
live weeksforandtheto keep
that
SAIGON (UP!) -A U. S. Infantry battaUon backed
, take their problems."
!ern mvest1gatmg teams anx- use of his voice to a minimum. landed recently near Bowlmg by air and artillery. strikes and the sixth consecutive
Sheriff Hartenbach suggested , tous to study the wreckage of
Gleen. Ky.
, of Alf Force bombmgs, backed away at a large Commwo1
lV8Jll'
that situations involving prob-: a Pan American World Airways
Hugh Carter, a farmer at nist force in War Zone C near the Cambodian bOrder 10-1
lems ol eoncern to parents \ Boeing 72'1 jet cargo lme~ were
nearby Alvation, nottlied state day The battle was raging hours later.
Bucky !William) Wallm. a should be handled through the blocked today by a Suvlft atpolice that the. obJect had fallen
Ground action increased throughout the Tay .Ninh.
YP t"-an 11UnP"nu1rht 'T1'111flO'f'r executive head's office.
IIE'mpt to run the
crash
to earth on hiS land.
province battle area 60 miles northwest of Saigon neari1of Meigs County, today announc-l
.
into a new cold war InCident.
Wit
Slate Trooper Haskell Borden . the Cambodian border and in the Central Hlgblaodl far. da•
i eel he and others have purrha&lt;The Communist East Gerwho estimated weight of :he ther north where Communist ground fire
eel Evans Supermarket In Midmans, meanwhile •. began an mballoon at about 1000 pounds, down an FlOO Supersabre.
,dl•port.
•
vestigation of therr own.
found. a tag attached, Wllb m- The pilot was rescued.
The l!gbtlrtl In War , _ Ill
:I
mo.
i The store located at North
!
All three crewmen died when
strucuons m French.
has been of lbe ;;..t.
gE
h p
'Second Ave.' and Mill St., is i
S
the plane crashed Tuesday in WASHINGTON IUP]) - An Mrs. Janet Chamberlin,
a Fresh waves ol Communist successlul U.S. operalioa10fthe
"fiiPe t e ower
'dosed today undergoing
rea snowstorm while on a rou- American travel ageot - de- lormer French Instructor
at terroriSm were reported In the war with DOIIfl)' 1,1100 O•w•
·90FIA, BIJLG.'RIA _ RU8- otocking and Interior redecor·l TOLEDO (UPII - A mother , tme mall !light from Frankfurt scribed by the
Ohio State University and
saigon area. Viet Coni troops nists killed 111111 anok t i l l!lr' appeared determined today ating. Jt will reopen next Mon-: wa. found fatally shot early to- Ito Berlin. The crash Site was a news agency as an
terbem College, and recently of hit an Army post with a mortar of rice captured today tG llrllrl
111'\fferrule Romania's veto and day with lull Jines ol food mer-, day and her 16 - year - old· Soviet army training ground 1operative - is beirtJ( held by Western Kentucky State Umnd
.
ded the total to about 2,IIGO - - "
world communist con- chandlse.
was held lor queslloning by near Dallgow in East Germany, Communists in Prague on spy, xers.J!y at Bowling Green, was attack a . terronsts grena
enougb to supply the Vlll Cltll
ce
to
tsotate
China.
Evans
Supermarket
w
a
'
police.
about
three
miles
outside
EBlit
murder
and
treason
chargos.
sil!Mioned
to
translate
the
an
American
Army
truck,
armies
for many DJOII!hl.
8
e public clash Tuesday founded by Stanley Evans of Authoritl" would not releosc Berlin.
U. S.
officials suspe&lt;'trd tag and to help with the call at exploded a mine near a Saigon The major ftll{lltt&amp; ......
tlitween Russia and Its maver-iGalllpolls over 20 years ago ,the names of either the victi•n The Communists today stead- Czech-Soviet complicity In the the early hour of. 2o30 a.m.
military billet and kidnaped two when a bttttalioll
IIi" ally also Indicated that ,and several years ogo was sold oi the youth. Homicide detec- lastly relused ta permit the arrest ol Vladimir J Kazan - Upon talking w1th the Center u.s. soldiers briefly.
men) of the lit
1
'f181iow Is now confident It has Ito Thorofare Supermarkets of , lives were at the scene wamng investigatmg teams
one Komarek, 42, of Cambridge, of Atomtc !Cnergy m
Division tore !Dto l'Mmmmlot
strength among
the
from whom Walt- lor the Lucao County coroner. !rom the airline and a .second Mass. He was
of the I
France, Mrs. ChambUSing Subs
force of unDowD. lile Jl 1M
&lt;Al\rld's
Communist parties ers boultftt it.
I Police were mformed of the made up of Western allied aif charges in absenlia m 1963 ,erlin revealed to Kentucky ol- US 0 If . 1 dl 1 ed
zone 2Z miloa tltlrlhweot t)I..'I:P
tjjl'llead China
out of the Inter- i · Mr. Walters, one · time bask-1shooting by sheri if's deputies rxperts - to travel to the site Kazsn, president of the Har- licials that the balloon had been
. · · JC/0 s sc os mean- Ninh city.
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tlluonal movement.
1etball star ol Middleport High ' after a youthful voice told the of the crash.
vard Travel Service in Cam- aloft since Oet. 19, 1965, and while that AmeriCan nuclear .
J-• 1&lt;\School, has managed the Mid·, sheriffs
dispatcher, "l just
bridge, was taken from a Rus- that Its mission was to look lor submam"'s have been
I
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dleport and other Evans stores shot my "lother."
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sian airliner on a \loscow-to- \nuclear composill!s. She was 1
off the coast of N
llllln, llllln
I for over 20 years.
1
Bond forfetled In
I Paris flight when the olane later Interviewed on Bowling · VIet Nam for several months, Ill
'i
JIONNEVILLE SALT
No Immediate chsnges
In ,
SQUAD CALLED
Pomero Court
made an unscheduled landing Green television.
checkmg sb1ppmg into Ralphoog
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.
.
Ul8b - Hard-luck Art Arlons I personnel are planned. . Mr. l The Middleport E-R squad One bond ywas forfeited and in Prague.
Mrs. Chamberlin Is the form· harbor and carrying out recoo-'th enrrine trou- IEarl Mossman wtll contmue as was summoned at 10·47 p m
1
er Janet Christy daughter of naissanct and other duties of a
. -&gt; 1 p
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''" unsuc- the bUtehOr.
n omerov
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In another
,
to Headquarters Restaurant lor two
M y ines
Charles Legar's
court Veterana Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs. Garrett
Cliristy secret nature.
•
--lui bid to regam the World : store hours w1ll be 9 a. m. Sammy Little who was
AdmlS!Io•• - Harold Smith, Iof Nedra Street, Grove City, Amencan officials also re\tlld Speed record, but old be] to
p. m. seven days a, ing from a laceration of
Carl Th ore Kaufl. %4, Jr., Racine : Mrs. Allen Mar- and a graduate of Olive-Orange ported that soon almost all of
wiiiJd try asgaln today.
, wee ·
Ihlp. Little wu taken to Vefu- Middleport rfelted 8 $25 bond cum, Mason; Sarah Congo. High School at Tuppers Plains the ground fighting in Sooth TltJoe Meigs cotniiAM
Arion
tbreO t'lllll 0111
ans Memorial hospital by pri- on charge; of speeding: Deryl Portland; Clara Grueser, Min- I
Viet Nam would be carried out arrested by tho
W•tern Utah I sail Oats
LODGE TO .MEET
vate ear.
Edwards, 20. Hartlord,
was ersvllle.
Meigs General Hospital
by American forces. They said patrol Tuesday tlll ehargel
,.,.. of them for the record. In A special meetmg of Shade
fined llS and cos!J for speed- Discharges - Roy
Crebs. Admissions - None.
about l75.IXXI regular troops of peUI larceny in &lt;Oiltlt!CIIoa
bOth record attemp!J, the to - Rltrer Lodge will be held ThursDID YOU KNOW
and Byrl B. Cox, M. Oak Audrey Hager, Robert Smith, Dtscbarg" - Maude Taylor, the South Vietnamese army the theft of two btttterill
year-old AlltOn; Ohio, drlver,
Nov. ,1?, to confer the The proposed Lake Erie • Hill, was fined l\00 and costs Otto Jerrell.
Janet Reeves,
Roher! Rum- would be put to work 1n a huge state-owned
equipmelll.
1
was unable to get sufficient Ehlered
degree. All Oblo River canal II already land senten•!!d to three days Jn l Birth•- A son to Mr. andl!ield. Cora Thomas, Clara "pacification" drive in Viet wu juvenile
power to craCk tbe liOO-mlle per memhers are Invited to attend. 0111 ol date.
jail lor DWL
IMrs, Allen Marcum.
' Wolle.
Cong-inlested areas.
·
·
The job of searching out and jail
in lieu!Dofthe
bonds
were
hour barrier.
Lodged
Metgs

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never sh~e or tWJSt or get out of position, The stretch. .,_ra
bave. adJUstable Jewelok® buckles found OD.1he moSt :.
pcn91ve garments. The comfort •. , the fit • , •

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alter 1minutes. and the surgery tur j
emerg1ng from the anesthetic, repatr of the rupture near !he ll '
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doctors are conJident from the
or.ginal microscopic examination that the polyp Is benign,"
although further tests will be
made just to be absolutely
1
Quesdooed Doctors
certain.
,
A; a subsequent news brief- I Mo)erS '"id thP operation for I
ing the President'• aide
removal of the polyp took 17 ,

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cal slredlch Jtont and boce: 2:in~ha~%~~~~rpnet with verU-1
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was removed trom the edge
of the Presldeot's vocal coni
and tbe loclslooal berola closed."

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p wm st 1Lta smooth as skin--and
.
mosl fiqure-levealinq sh lh I . you re ready lor

sma_ll price! While, SIZes S, M, L.
aYalloble .in Qi rdle version; sizes S, M, L, Xf...

are shown displaying a poster on what to conSider
hom• pay. Books are available on all phaSes of agriculture,
accounting, clothes buying and stretching lhe meat dollar. The
the direction of Margaret Griffiths, extension agent, home ecth
during the noon hour, Wednesday lhrough Friday.
Office Is located in the basement of the County

you to your wailtllne. With firm pc:mOla phi. s~tch
panels that Jet you breathe! White. 32-4QB, 34-42C.
D cup 34-44. 3.98
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won t even .know It s on. Every inch atretche• but molds
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p.m. today, Thursday and Friday. Miss Margaret Griffiths,

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removal
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.
ceroussuccessful
polyp from
his throat
of an
hernia. He was expected to be up and around later in at U5 p.m. Tuesday when
the day.
brakes on therr car failed and
A medical bulletin .said the double operation at Be- the vel'licle crashed into
a
thesda Naval Hospital lasted about 53 minutes, and the b,ackhoe on a road construe58-year-&lt;Jld Chief Executive began coming out of anes- tion project on Rl 121,
thesia approximately 14 minutes later..
tenths of .a mile south of the
In a two-paragraph announcement after the surgery, Aillens·MeJgs county line.
Press Secretary Bill D· Moyers reported thai Johnson was
"resting well and the doctors
w1th the _out· '. ,: ,' ·, ·:·' '• "
surgery and tho
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condltlon."
eo by the doctors, Moyers said. ' 1 '
surgery began around A slice of the ti!IliUe growth was
a. m. (EST) and
both immediately taken to a laboraoperations were over at approx- tory adJacent to· the
d operating
nd
imately 7:20 a. m. (EST ).
room an d examme
u er 8
Moyers
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bas
beea oatd:
&lt;Ompleted
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