https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e4c6db026a2c1cda22ed67c0e851310.pdf e68123ac0b4f31058b4e529e621ce5d2 PDF Text Text I I • • ao Dt9r SentiMt. Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0 • Jan. so, 1967 .-~iA!tw AJtll1 Pri'rlll!o ~A. VIIDOO • -Battalioa, usiCDed to eompany , IJth o1 the 4th 1 . . ~c:::::: ED ="' Trainln& Center, Se.rvice Held For Mr. Grover ' Abo0 t ~~~ Jaooary 23rd Pomeroy Arm 0 r . ,(USATCAI ·Fort ' Knox, Kh. for i Funeral serviCeS for 'his . 'llal 'ght eel< mil' A. Grover were held from . ml . e• w ' 0 1 •- , Ewing Funeral Home last u ry tralnmg. Vance Is .the son day at 3"30 p m with the Mlss Roberta !Craeu~r. or Mr. and Mrs. Drexel c ' Edison Weav.;. ;.lflciatlng. ' dent ~~ Ohio University' Vance, Route I, Ha rnsonville. Special music was provided lspending th_e between '-====~:::====, by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eblin vacallon With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Deloog. and . Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter. Burial was in Rock Springs MISSes Leda Mae and Rober· . MelliS THf.A lkt cemetery, and pallbearers were Ia Kraeuter were Saturday vis· his nepltewa, Pat Eads, Bob in GaiUpolls. Eads, Mike Ends, Jerry Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Wilson TONIGHT and TU ESOA Y 1 Roger McClelland , David .Rich- of Hoctlngport ~ere Tndh~ay Janu1ry :..•31 ards, Douglas Grover, J•mmy ~=: ~::.~. o Mr. a rs . DI!AN MArt ilN "TEXAS ACROSS THE M nd . RIVER" ' Here from out-of-town were r. a Mrs. Stanley Pullins - Tecbrul:olorMr. and Mrs. Leonard M cKee, son, Stanley Wa~e A Swingln' Fun-Romp that Fractures tb.e Frontier! Dea n Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wade, agnoha were weeken ~1r:~~ •I Martin • ..Alain Delon, J oey Mrs. Clifford Eads, Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, ltonntary Forsyth. Mrs. Pat Eads aod family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Colorc~~rtoMs : and Mrs. Kenneth West and and son of Magnolia were IPr•c;tical Yoker family, Mr. aod Mrs. Charles urday .- of Mr. and Mrs. Monstruus Ceremonies 'Dumb Ub • Fo• Gilkey aod fahlily , Athens ; Mr. Sherley Swan. j~ ,.._llfitse Chicken and Mrs. George Snowden, Miss Reah Miller of Dayton, A!Jfn ~ :.. .'15e &. 40c Wadsworth . Ohio; Mr. ancj a missionary from AI 1 v(~Y., Febru.r-y I Mrs. Ro~er McClelland aod Formosa, was the housegnest " Milt OPEN famil y, GalltpoiiS: Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lydia Ebershach TROIS8AY. FRiDAY James Hawley and famlly, the weekend and spoke at •nd SATURDAY TIImms; Mr. and Mrs. Mike United Methodist chW"ch February 2-3-4 GEORGE STEVENS Goff and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday morning "THE GUATEST STORY Willis West, Mr. and Mn. War. Miss Lydia Ebersbach EVER TOLD" ren Graha .~~.~· p owha·1 guest, Miss Reah Miller, . m and SO•m, - Technicolor:Max Von Sydow, a.s JESUS; an Pomt ; Mr. · and Mrs. Arlie Rev · and Mrs · c· Melvin Dorothv McGu ire, as MARY; Ebrm adod famdy, Columbus; kire were Sunday dinner CharltOn Heston, a.s .John the M r. an Mrs. Arthur Mrs.FIHarry p H 0 fM Baptist ; Jo hn \\loy ne, David Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs . SliTUI'th . McCall um, Van Heflin, Car· li M lfi · rs. orence o ey was roll Baker, Angela Lansbury, am u ~rd, Mr. and Mrs. sunday evening diMer guest Sal Mineo, Shelley Winters, llh- her daughter and Ed Wynn. Pat Boone, Ina Henry Ebhn and famll y, Halin. Sidney Puitier, Joann nois: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dunham, Clitude Rains, J ose Clagg, Huntington, W. Va and Skip. and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wade Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thourin, daughter Robin and grandson Don Huddleston ot Parkersburg, W. Va. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Logan and Skip. Miss Paula Theiss and Met'gs " Event s make~du& HonJt11t0kerCiub 12th Birthday ··~eft.S. Witb 01 Dallas Weber Mrs.mor:.an "' "' Is Celebrated r J''"" ' .• :;xr r TUESDAy MEIGS Consolidated Boosters will meet Tuesday J.an. 31 at 7:30 p. m. at 1M Pomeroy Elementary building. <\ll memheni of the organitalion are urged to attend. WEDNESDAY POMEROY Skespear will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss Lydia ersbach. FEBRUARY MEETING tht Middleport Amateur d CJ b .11 be held en Feb u WI day 1 at the ~ome of Mrs , .. . . Paul DaviS, Middleport, start· at 8 p.m. THURSDAY LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club will have a hoho party at the home of M "· Clifford Jacobs Thursday evening. Each member is to take 1 a sack lunch · . _,. ~ I ap. .,..,.. I Sorority Makes F•"nal Plan·s ., or ·March--i Dl'mes M ' rS. MitCh iS Hostess to s· 'ewing Club About M"ddJeport rey Beam, COlUmbus; Mr. Mrs. Opha OffuH, Pomeroy D.: Mrs. Eddie Murphy daughter, Tuppers Plruns; Mr. and M111. John Wickham, Mr. aod Mrs. Gene Wells and lamfi!'I'~~~~~~~· ~ Ily, Mrs. Barbara Sargent, Mr. Roger Gaul, William _Reeves, Norman Bahrs, Marvm Kee. baugh, Mary Bowles, all of RaWs Ben Franklin Chester; Mrs. Edith Betzing MIDDLEPORT aod Mrs. Rev. Young, Tuppers I< • ••••l!llll.;.,...,....... 2 Ben Franklin Store ,, POMEROY Plains. ELECTRIC HEATING PADS I Features Include: r ·- . ~. eT!u'ee._positlve hea~low, ~J~ediu¥, high • Push Button Control e Completely wetproof • U.L. Approved, operates on 12()-lZS volts eAttractive soft flannelcover . -- ~ I ADMIRAL At W or~ hip Servi£e Color TY . 1s your Best Yalue'f . '""' .... ·•· CONVENIENT TERMS SEE THIS, AND OTHER UNBEATABLE ADMIRAL COLOR TV'S AT BAKER FURNITURE . ' Guy Cowan, lay leader, the spePkj!T for the worship service Sunday mornins at the Pomeroy First Baptlll cburcit. An organ prelude, HJa liands. by Mrs. J. H. ~nsoa <H'· ganlat, opened ihe oervice . slstlns In the scnice were loy leaden, Geor&e Skbmer, J. H. stephenSOD and Dale ,Wippel. M111. JMOPb eoot· gave the children's ~. alter which Mn. Elmer t'ilckltam presented a solo,· "I· .Know Wltolr! Have -De~WVeU.. _,;~--· .. Mr• ~=:I ·spoke 01), . '1allb," Wlt!l ture taken from Hebrews 11. .. • i .. ... ..~ .. ·~ • t •' • ~ r .•. ~ . l • '. I I .' '. .. ' 1 ' . ·.. . Porter ls~Prestdent·..f New BQ«JSflr ~ii l ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lay Leader Speak& . NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS first officers of the newly Meigs Local Booster Association are, left to right, as they were instaUed a combined meeting of Boosters at Rutland. gymn Monday evening. Mrs; Lorena nold, treasurer; Robert Snowden, vice P!'!~dent; Frank W. Porter, president, and ~w11 Sauer,.acretary.; .~,~~ ,qi•f f:lf"iw·, ... Jim. Mrs. Corwell was o~~~~~ ist for the wedding of ~ McEJhiMy and Ropald Th<lmEI-1 son held Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ruo.se· Columbus, visited with ti.ves over the weekend ln~~tl !ng her father, Mr. Rue 1 erman and Mr. and Mrs. Ired Roush. Cheri Mayer, Columbus, the weekeod with her I . Visit Elberfelds Housewaru.Departllltld On the Main Floor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar· well (Judy Butcher) spePI the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ira Butcher and son, Meinhart. Mrs. D. E. Miller has turned from a week's visit COlumbus with her son family, Mr. aPd Mrs. Chwrle•l Miller. Mrs. Mike Fletcllner, Colum·l bus, was the weekend gual her mother, Mrs. Hallie Srnltb.l Mrs . Fletchner, a soloist, join· eel the lleath Methodist Church choir for the Sunday mo•mlng I service. Mr. and Mrs. Myron and cblldren, Jell and of CleveiJIKI were guests of ber parents, Mr. Mrs. John Seines. ' Mrs. Victoria Stacey Is a bent at Akron General Hos1~t-j al where she underwent surgery this past week. She in room 614 for friends wlsldng to remember her with cards. n Elberfeld$ In Pomeroy 0 -:::::::::::::::= • . In Recent Days Wayne Koehler and Mr. Mrs. Ernest Taylor, R. D.: Mr. and Mrs. Gaul and son, Belpre; Mrs. I u. ~mes Mrs. Gaul Has Many Visitors 90c ' br Columbus and Southern . Ohio Electric Company soclal room. The mareh was to be Saturday, January 28 with the members bl'ing!nc the money to the I Middl""'rt Jolly Bunch Sew- next m_eetlng. ing Club members were enter· Mrs. · Frank Eschleman, pres-tained Saturday evening at the ident, conducted the meeting . home of Mrs. Perry Mitch. Mf' and led In the ritual opening. A Cindy Farmer, daughter of Shirley Mills presided in the social waal tenlatlvely set for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer • ab;~nce · of the president, M,. Mol)day, Jan. 00. Th~ .cultural ! Dayton, and a student at Ohio Georg~ Htickett. · Cilrds were program qn aptique dishes was University in Athens, is sent to shut-in membirs ir:;- pre!iente4 b)' ~~· ~~ard I ing the semester vacation with eluding, ltj.rs. ,Joh,n . Seines, Mrs. Crooks in wh1ch ·she d'-played i 1mate, Miss Dee Dee Cross of her grandmother, Mrs. carl Mattox aod Mrs. Norman the . ylpes of dishes Incll!dlng 1 Ohio University. Athens, spen,I IFarmer and Mr. and Mrs. Ar· Foss of Point Pleasant, w. va pewter, wood, ch!na and otben. 1the weekend with Miss thur Skinner. Mrs. Foss, sister of Mrs . Mitch, Refresh.ments were se"ed at i Lytle. Miss Joy Boggs, is ~peratlng !rom a lractur- the close of the ·meeting. Plans nurse at Holzer ed anl,ie. · were also mnde for 8 eooples School of Nursing. Gallipolis, Gam~ were played aod pnz· party to. be held I~ February Jn , the weekeod with es W.ni by Mrs. Willis Grueser, a . combmed meetmg With the I spent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. WOllam Reynolds, and the Xi Gamma Mu chapter. Boggs. door prize won by Mrs. Erne.st Present were Rita Ball, Ann Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing- Hughes. A salad course was Bornitz Lois Clelland JudY ton visited Saturday in Colum- served by Mrs. Mitch a!ld Mrs. Crooks ' SUndra Drak~ Doris , Ewing,' Carolyn Grue'ser Pat bus Wl.th her sister, Mrs. William Robson. Visiting Mrs. Linn!e GauI , , Attending in addition to the Hindy, Ina Mendows, Carol Esther Kissell who Is recuper- bov Ch ester recentIy were Mr. 8 Mrs. J. B. Crockarell and ating from a heart ailment e were Mrs. Herman Ball· McCullough, Marie O'DoPneU, ily of Alexandria, Va.; Mr. Riverside Hospital in ey, Mrs. Kenneth Byer, Jane Betty Rawlings, Rosetta RedoMr and Mrs Keith Goble Gilkey, Be«.y Clme, Mrs. James vlan, Ruth Rlffie Barbara G. Gau I, Mrs. Ina Faye • · 1 • an d lh• Riggs, B!Die Sj!Oars,' and Lin· Mrs. Carrie Smith aod son, Ar- and daughter, Jennifer and J'lVI'den, Lili'•an Sm'th tie and Mr F. M. Guthrie, Bridget visited recently in Co- hostesses. da Watso~. Athens; M111. Helen lumbus with relatives. - -- -- ·- · - · ,I t Wei~Dood~J ~-· I ArODDd aDd •• parenis, Mr. aJ!d Mrl. Vernon supper hilhligbted the pn; dlurdllart Weber, in observanc:.· of "" gram of tbe Junlor MYJ' of WUUam ~ f t l too ~dol2lb birthday. Tile. party wa.• Heath Mtthodlll CWrd! gi"'P • llllnl· 81 Ibis topic, ~ held Saturday aftmloon at llil SUnday evenlnS. Stepbanle Old lasm lilr Bulldllll tbe Kll!f.6d home In Rutland. Games Wei'O aave a review of !be life of C!f God. SeVeral 'quOI.Illons fronl played ~nd .prlzes won bY Mark iAlke, OPe o1 the wrtten of the N«man ,V!Deent Peat. - • Morru, Jan Kennedy and the aospeb. . ~veri. FolnowiD& the study, 1M door pr1zo lly Terry Geoi-ge. Eddie Brown, pi'esld!iit, P.r f grrup from . iw )lll!f' l8llJ '11le valentine them~ was car, -sided aod during the busllleN -era! hymm ,and 'lli!ID • .., rted 0111 in 1M refresbn~ents of meeting plana were made lor a joined .!be ·Syrllcusl I"'UP cupcakes, Ice cream and can- lll<&tlng party Ill P:ebrullJy ,otl (or . ~).· PUmbon. , Iller . m. · . ely hearts. Favors ol balloons a bl'eUiaat on Easter Sund~y whl"!t 111 old las~ leoti· ~ George Skinner was given. . tollo~ the earl1 sltlll'be JIIOI\111 lneef.ir\g ,.as lleld and pointed as a new Council AHeJl!llt!g were Julta llutcllil' oemce. Games were played I the sel"'lct eltl6ed :wltll. a bytnP member for the year The elub &011, Ruth : Ann Drutnmond, Jan and refreahments served oy , sing•. :· will~ llllke name tag; and pr<> Kennei:ly, MarK Morris, Randy Jennifer Goble. I=~-r-------•Ide coffee. for Achievement Haynes, -Jerry Coleman, Jlod. Present were Ed<;lle Brown..J nJght warehman' waa .tiber Day the ...ace and date to ~ ney Ilysell, Terry George, llnl>- Jney Reitter,,• Greg Donahue, · dru!llt or ftblllne w11en he 111 m' "" A style review =•· ble Birchllt!ld, James ·-' m<ined theq\ in panle to ......,.. 8Jlll0Unced. BlrctJ. Karen J. 0Iutsod • · Ll nda Ger~.., •.,.... planned as a !eatu- of the dai:' field, R,lckey Carter, DoM• Slephlllle On!r Ch_arlotte &It- ...,;no "II. PAl .. bls user~ " • ter M J J hn and - . . ,... Mrs. Morgan and Mrs · I.ewa•· Weber and Jane HutchlniiDil. · Mrs. ' Emerson rs. o son , . roam!nc h11 vtelpltv. Jones. ~ was nelher • :.ilk In ·nor faet, fib. Grueser report~!<! on the bealt~ , ·• ' ~ _ jUst eugJ~~raUq a bll coolerence held m Jackson. WATCIIMAN TIIINXS BIG '11!• cat wu 8 cheetah lhat bad "legal Affairs" will be the CAGNES SUR ' MER. France ..cape<! lrom Its owner llvjllc topic !o( lhe next meeting to (UP~) - P~llce thought I he near this yj)lage bebeld li'ebn!Pr¥ 21 •t the ii'-...i.......i.i.ii;~~-::;i-;..,;~~;;,_;;;~~~iiiii;;;;;liiiiiiiiii~ b{l1ne o!Mrs. William Gruesor. ~ttendmg we.rf.' the above 1 Of and Mrs. HOtner Radford, Mrs PI d 1 th 8 Scott Folmer, and Mrs. Amo~ alansM wehre 1ma0ie or oteb "; LOunar d· nu EKe o mes m ers Mareh when the Ohio Eta Phi Ch apter of BeIa Sl gma ph.·' Sorority met last week at ihe rtei!tltly at be• home, A . ROlld. '!'be imeetlng, in · ehal ge of Mra. Raymo1•H:Oie, counril mel!lber, opened WltJI devotiOM ~ from ~ - \lpper Room by Mrs. WiUtam ·Grueser. A report en Council meeting held January 5, wu ~~ by MN~ Cole. It was announced that Colii)Cd ·Jil"' are to .be turned I m~sts - ' Study Mode of · · ·IV-1ID'Hf.'£'q"p. . ~ iASyl'dCUifl . Disciples T'lienty~ ~· . " J umor · Mv•ihe:.v-.. EUI! , clw.rdl ot""' a.-. . . ·w _ .JU"'Iflllil 'll .... Dallas Weber .... guat tl A study "' 'tllf ll!JC!pleJI ' or ~ of the Jllllle St1ldt ...Mrt.te thew. A.!lockMorson 5prings Home- llortor at • party gJven by iii• lllrlst and ~ rllm· OD tbe 1411 ~.. of ~ .Meth~M~bot ' �' ' sa • s v • • • ae ( t \ ero~s tt • 7· e a • • ... t - " • 111111 ' ' .. 7'l ... kirti ~ ~-- - , a .. . . .::·._, , , .a Tony Bas Sn Sc~ · N A St.. -:~H .~'lfiill1l;· '1 ., . 'l . (: ~.t ·t., ,.,, '' 47 ·· l . ·:/ft." ?:1 · 25 30 .4Gi ' 1 ' fet n inued I m P g I) ·' I)il't!)locy 31: I9. .I: , 110. MllamlsllUr Tr•u.. r, r25: I . _ _.;._ . olle e Ra s ORTS ' sso ur • • P. SIO . ••• ' ' Zan ' • . / ' ~ f. : ,. �' ' sa • s v • • • ae ( t \ ero~s tt • 7· e a • • ... t - " • 111111 ' ' .. 7'l ... kirti ~ ~-- - , a .. . . .::·._, , , .a Tony Bas Sn Sc~ · N A St.. -:~H .~'lfiill1l;· '1 ., . 'l . (: ~.t ·t., ,.,, '' 47 ·· l . ·:/ft." ?:1 · 25 30 .4Gi ' 1 ' fet n inued I m P g I) ·' I)il't!)locy 31: I9. .I: , 110. MllamlsllUr Tr•u.. r, r25: I . _ _.;._ . olle e Ra s ORTS ' sso ur • • P. SIO . ••• ' ' Zan ' • . / ' ~ f. : ,. �• • • inAmlrft • Yoq ON THE FARM FRONT He'siWted Moeller Bid Danger Seen in Unplanned Grow tBRAYNE .. . River News I I ( I 1. Q L llo thO....,..._ I r I I I x· I I !'"""""" HELEN HELP us! rural by H•l•n munlty Development, ~·_... FordanF'•••:~~~ d Yll~; ASKED FOR ITI • I j sott•• Middleport, 0., Jan, 31, 1967 .Voice oft<rlw ~ ilor-IAINIIOUII Awards·Made To Cub Scouts Of Pack 240 This enlumn is for young ~ •·· their problems and pleasfun. their troubles and with . the rest of Helen Help ' II welcomes. laughs but dodge a sertous question a bru!h-ofl. Send your teen-age questions l . Reedsville sOCiety . Notes m' HarriSODviiie SOCiety • News State Holstein AsSociation Meets Feb. I JANUARY aiAIANa SALE ~L~rt•ill$ For All T!Mif.mily - - -----·-botany, . H:b!"!'l:g;,~ to his present posllloo August \~":ciditlon to his one O.f Broadwav 'J 'J !plus the price for a rented tux) _ d P 11 .11 ..oy. ~a erson Dead" ... That I'm sure he 'd rather keep 11 1or Cas . S WIed his 1 'I eh 't Himself 01us ~~Y m w en actress for the producers marshalling talent, ideas and avon e ankiyd - nd . , Rise Stevens' low spirits "Mrs. Goldfarb & the Aill.gaMoreover, you a a a' . d I ,. I ""........, (0 strengthen anti· dul b 11 uld ' from the New Met droppmg lora") was teste or "'e roe ~-programs. "real formal" . a I a wo ,' fine Nal'l to...· Met ~roupei .-·-• like the M nk ~mg •. and ~I'<ICialmed just dandy; Fm!man said . government go together a ees i until '58 at least .. . Butterfly's back living here, 10 .... and and a mmuet. 1 • . • , to prosramo ease pove.,. Besides, when girl Invites wnter Carol BJOrkman • Queens. promote rural ecilnomlc growth boy, SHE pays the tab .. . =fiece-bdforbetesttaklngs. . . Swl!ty Morgln, last of . hove made great progress. r1 great Damon Runyoa 1 "We have nev<!r YOU1H ASKED FOR IT, you're too young or . I • ·• only the ten, Is seriously Ill in Mt. of Helen Help US! this anyway. mvothv,.lhn~ter but i~::~~ Pity. _H. e ea Hospital, L. A.... otto. PromInger pronounced Faye Duna· - SHE'S TOO Dear Helen: .. · What puzzles, or mal<esi • 1 In ''H 1lo TO DATE way' per ormance e ' To girls who ask you bow . cynical, most of Bdwy. Is Sundown" exciting enongh 10 In.,,. Helen: gain weight, here's wbat my the one rrreally-bl~hot sign her for two more ... LBJ's 1 have had a crush on a IS. doctor told me: Drink one ed out of the crlmlnal top White House aide Bob 1 iye.ar-o td boy for six months. 1 of rieh· Dillk IDunedlately ment when cau~t ner can bead a H'weod studio going on 14. I think he likes TER eaeh meal. Not between ed (Ice can go way up - U he wants II ... 'The "Toas a sister - he's a friend meals or before eating, ao thio Illes) . . . The B. 0. my brother's. ldlls the appetite. My sister and flagranUy told ticket broke~s: Pacli m Cub Scouts met Fri· There's a bl.g dinner • dance I gained five pounds In a month "Look, I believe In Ice, penod . day, Jan. 27, at the Methodist up where kids are al· this way. - EVA - in cash! ... Back In De c. Cburch Ru"and. A ......,,., will enst about $5(1 a pillar said college prexy ... "'~~ . Dear Helen: CJ k . "~" !lag cero!mony was perfoiined · . - it's a real formal ed ar Kerr was gomg ~.. by Cubs Of Lion rank wlio ,were thing Should I ask Since my mother dlvorc ... Bill Buck!O'j'S due for a · my Dad three years ago, we d In Ba Gol•j·l Edward Mitchell, Sieve Ander- him be my escort" He'd ha•."e have had all the money and ays ,•em. ar on rry lOll, Greg France, MJke buy his own ticket. - MA· nice thin s we could ever wan~ wate~ s AriZ. ranch, then a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ricky Bolin, Allen toWt;ry, TURE 13. But 1 Jn•t stand much more Ue hop to New Zeal~nd, "!•lied with their daughter Melvin Cremeans. Dear 13: of this The neighbors are get· tralla and Switzerland, back In Jjmlly, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Awards were lilade Ill Ed- Don't ask! tin u · a petition to ask us to two months (TV shows taped Congrove and family of Wooster ward Mitchell, Lion badge; U a 15-year-old boy has 11< mo~e. p ahead) .. , Who owns the white and ~Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robert Wllllamson and Melvin My mother goes out with Rolls-Royce (N. J. son of Rittman. Cremeans, Denner stripe; Steve different man almost everY MKS.I) with a th Dr: and Mrs. Ed Humphrey Anderson, two year pin; Ricky nl.gbt. I beg her to get a tmy coat-of-arms on e . Huntington, W. Va., were Bolin, two year pin and a gold Jar job but she says I we saw cruising at 5th & ?2nd. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. IIIII sUver arrow; and Roger stay out of ber business. styUshly ominous, window: Humphrey. . ·. 1\rllt, • new member, was aHer boy friends sometimes dark-tinted (prescription len••· Patricia and .DaVId Smith ward"d the Bobcat pin. think I'm pori of the game. I no doubt) to let tile . Long Bottom VISiied GiliJles were played an~ re· lock myself In my room. watch .the peasants while . with Mrs. Edna Stewart lreahiilents ~ed by 'Deif ·sl . Mrs. Minnie McGrath was a Don't feel sorry for my moth· couragmg Bdwy. enlummsts Anderson B. Kibble. Janet ;Galin and Donna William· recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. er. She lhlnks her kind of life from keyhnllng ln. The Don Coleman family 1011 were hostesses. James Irvin Cremeans at Shade. Is j~ fine. ~ut she doesn't Columbus were weekend Councll Is the CQb Master, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kpopp need me. H~ early can a girl We hear ABC sorapped a of Mrs. Helen Archer. ' visited here and retllTDed to leave 11 011!0 · - *LMOST 15 $I50,000 film aboot narcotics . . . Mr. a_nd Mrs. Warren Dayton on Saturday. . .Dear Almost 15: Sam Bronston,. whooe films were dmner guests of Mr. A girl can leave tomorrow, once seemed aboul to Mrs. BJII Mered1th and 'I"" ·Mr . .and Mrs. Robert Jewell If there:s d~e cause- and tbere him the new Cedi B. of Beverly. were dinner guests of Mr. ·and eertalllly 10 In fOOl' case! eo.. Is In for more troubles -Mrs. Lyle Balderson Mrs. Glen Jewell of Pagevlllc. tact your Dad o~ closa rtla· from the $3.& million Dr. Don Gibson, Mrs. Gibson ·tives and ask them to lind you won against him by and children spent the weekend a decent borne. - H. backer Pierre s. DuPont; here with relatives. . Dea• Helen: ston has agreed to nppear I am writing this lor an teen' Mr. and Mr3. Rayroond Sax- age girls. 11 bappens often. Boy 16 In crlmlnal court,, K•.>me, PT. PLEASANT - The ton of Middleport ,;sited Mrs. meets girl at a dance. They gel for a ennfrontation With DRY CLEANING . ern District Holstein Fresian Grace Carr. along just fine all evening. He former parlller (Barneych k -SERVICEAssoelaUon of West Mrs Lonnie Hudson visited says he wants to see her again mthanls )I over snml'de hluryge ec s; will ·liold their annual .plamilng · . and writes down her phone s 1 ~n .s ? (Upon Your Requ11tl meeUng Feb. I, at •8. p. m. In Mrs. Carr recently. number .. . Then he never Bronston f~clng ft!OI:~ (ederal the West Virginia Boom of Gt!!!e Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass and Paul calls! interest here In N. V: '... Out· BaD's Restau,...t In Pt. Pfeas· Arix .tailed on their motber, We waste our time staying Parka , · Hoving 1rit. , Mrs Arix. . home walling. It's a bl.g dlslllu· wear· Second St. Pomeroy This meeting will be for; the · · slonlilenl Can you ehange their. Is entire famlly of ·Holstein breed· Miss Addle Bradfield was able ways with a blast, Helen? era in 111~ ar<~&. In 11\e ~t . to attend Sunday Sehool·Sunday. 0 G · dtaner ffiet!llng baS beerl'fleld- Mrs. · Bud Morris, Mrs. Eliza ~· D: • this meeting will be · a itl.late Jordan and Mrs. Stout attended Sorry 1 can't change "call type. ' the funeral of Mr. Earl Stowers someu,;,e" hoya any more than will oonslst of at Albany. 1 can reform "Luncb some'. . · for the· com- Mrs. May Mason Is employ· Ume?" men wbo chill secretar. Mr. Grayson ~en., ed In Athens. . . ies. the Holstein' Fres-Mrs. Jolm Stout My only advlJ:e concerning and Mr. Clark your short-memoried male Is: ol VI. Va. '!'be.. word jumbo was mtro- Expect nothing and you may As~tlon; duced to the American langu- be . pleasantly surprised. U not, heifer · reP. T. Barnum, who ehaim the socks oil him at will lie disthe great 'frlcan next Saturday's dance. PerhBps breeders Jumbo to lhls coun- ibis ti.me be'll remember that try. · phone number. - 8 . . .• _r· 1 ....., ae ~·~= to aid oun ln a'r't In lion suppo"" 1 the the - -loll.eP " - -'IPtru. . "" t loor" erollJIUF l riLhioc1 Nlngal'l'heonaltoda~::~byeom. lllm!OI!.V, , Ci£RT '-. message ...................... - lot alone lllJWered ~ In this llokl 'n!e P'II1'!IIUI!Iome Ue betrtlct oa tlllllre pcillq Ia Iille these: 'Wbat 11 Acllnllllslratloll !lOW mUel ball rural life. deilrable mPilllum llJe for of Ita mora tllan f1 biJIIon.a. Dr. C. EdwiD Glllllaur, ID a oae metropoiiiiD _ , . year Ill liiJ'al k>llll to noa-farm opeech prep&red for the ...nfumueh wetcbt sbould be people, yet aUU 1enda 111'11101'1 enee here, laid tile .._ oa L.~r=;:;:-;:...+--r-"T"'-. giv<!n to rural-url>an boW.:. tn more dollan than Wbea It 'IPU poverty is not belni won In 1 location of 1overnment facillUes devoted .mwat ncllllively to rural Amerl<a - It, tndetd, II ..-~=:::::::--1-.L....J and awarding of eonstractl? lhelt need~ ftve yearo ago, he baa rea1l)' beguD there." 'Are more federal i~~Ce~~tlveo said. Gllmoolr, I prolt!IIOI' of co•· to encoorage rural Froeman odded new op. el'lll!lent at Grinnell ColleJe,I?;:X~;.;'\I;rr::=-!jl-.,.-,.,....., development?'" proaches to fighting rural Iowa, oald ourvers IDdleale .A Freeman said rural develop. poverty and bulldlnc general that whUe 1... than S8 per cent ~~~·;:::::;~.l. ....l._J ment must lnchxle improvement opportunity whlcb can hold of the Dlllon'a populati.on llvea~~GUIFER1 of farm Income, plus progress population In rural artaS are In rural areas, IIIey !Delude · Now..._ the dreled leltero 1n a wide range of fields aimed being sought in studies within 1over 4S per cent of the nalion'o f... -er. u at building noa.farm income in !he administraUon and by a poor. ----, . IUUeoted br the ..... t1111oon. rural area•. Presldenlal National Advisory He said rural areas bave far l'rllllie SllRPRli AJSIEI... ~ Loaaa To N.. Farm.en Commission on Rural Poverty. •bare ol oubelandard housing, ~..:.:::.;:.::::=.:::.!=:~~_J_ ,.___ .,__.....:~_>...A_u_u_u 4 4 He noted lbat his department The commlaolon last weekend Imore than lbeir proporUonate (.... is lnereaslng its coacentration 1opened a series of regional pub- health services and education. , IIIAII fi.UIK ~VAGI H~ ••-row). - .. Yt:~~~m.,, ;. . -II Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy ....., ;:::••r--"!"'•-fo••PI.....Sr WASHINGTON !UPI) culture &ecrttOey OrviUa 1rteman today atlaclr.ed "ftallooal ldloey" of unplanned I'"" ill when faWn& to en lbe rural eeonomy could force 1111111t Americaal lnw a fflf v~ti'IJIII ptto-prone super~. • , Freemtil •d the danger I'DWS parUy from a "hidden crisis" In rural areu that are loolq ,popula~on because bave too few jobs, too HtUe Income and .. .tlon, aqd too lew commwdty services. But ' "!'lf.her ' vital danger lbal "we licit any IUitlODaiiOIIID rural-urban ance," he oald. Freetnan't comment! caml!! a speedi ~for delivery ~. :.:~-::.~ I film' ho · s guns to ail blanks: 300 were a one •. cene when an all-ltoo lrU ed th . e sn1per pepper e oea. lth half d Ill Uon w a a ozen r e shnta, fortunately ail ~tray; ph th u s Border p 00 oay, e · · atrot and Calif. Higb~ay. Patrol tnv..Ugated . . . llmlatiiiiS 1D Queen Liz' dinner at. Buckln!l' ham Palace for Russ1an Premier Kosygln read "lounge ··-" hi b tr sl ted meant sw~. w c an a the Russkis never bother . to don dinner jackets oor taileoal8 so gueS\8 shouldn't embarr!li! 'em with chic. Dr. porter IS. F"Irst Speaker February 9th lall<. nr. Porter will serve as of the hay and snage j•"'...,.••. T h 0 Mher judge wu ~·I be George ~ Sbarpe, Stale Extension t· "·t In Soil Conservation. ...., TWs year's Mason County Hay and Silage Show wlll he held at Clement's State Tree Nunery at Lakin Farmers will reg- · ~er their hay and silage exhlblts February 7 the exhibits will be j"•·ed the' 8th, and the """ wUI be presented the Any Mason County farm. . ellglbl to lhibil hay and er •s he ~w :. hio farm g · Lake Loulse in the C~a~:: /j Is Internationally for Its beauty• Wishes For A Speedy Recovery W"dh A BEAUTIFUL VASE OF FLOWERS $3.00up a..,-Momdoes! ''You should teD your Mommy." Original name of Mount . non, George Washington's ' was the Lltne Hunting Creek Plantallon. S0 rvlng Pomeroy, Mason City and Entire Big Bend ArM . PT PLEASANT - Dr. Cliff· ord D Porter State Extension Speci~ist in Agronomy, SPR~D , be the first speaker at .the son County Hay and ~~\:: \1 Show February 9. His Sl will be "Lime and Its Effect on Fertility." Dr. Porter wlll also discuss changes In the W!f/ Virginia University Soil Testlog program. No f\1~ To Wait To Open Windows Dr. Porter Is • •native of Pennsylvania. He received his ... tlil'fM:h:' BS, MS, and PhD from Penn- .. - ,.. 1'\.lll~ · sylvania Slate Unlvenlty with MIDDLEPORT, 0. graduate work in• -~~~J.""'""'""'""'""'..,.;;;;;,;;;.;;,;;,;;;,;,;,,;;,,,,,,...j ·- Odorless SATIN MASTER COLOR SYSTEM Match or Complement Your Colors Bu•llderS Supply • • QUICK SERVICE 2-HOUR ~ IF Wl11lE TR'YIN' 10 GET Rlt>OF ITTHEV DON'T Wl>.trr . •· • . . ...... .......... prlclog .....,_ ~- • C1111olor ~ ol Jaa1 o : .N .... . . popul• ' I d '~ ; - -!lor ·~•lora!lllloar - ......ppod ... - row . eo·lillf·- · ~·· ~ ......- - · • ...... ·,j '~ 59 N. llncl.f,vt. WY :1-5560 • q ! I' ·Dudley's Robinson's Cleaners Gee . . . I thouet everyone laiew NELSON S, everyday low lll'leN blclutted my pre~~eriplions, aDd rut Free I * •• Say Best •••ar_.W • MoD. • fora ... y. car? . · • •.ttt- · ·· �• • • inAmlrft • Yoq ON THE FARM FRONT He'siWted Moeller Bid Danger Seen in Unplanned Grow tBRAYNE .. . River News I I ( I 1. Q L llo thO....,..._ I r I I I x· I I !'"""""" HELEN HELP us! rural by H•l•n munlty Development, ~·_... FordanF'•••:~~~ d Yll~; ASKED FOR ITI • I j sott•• Middleport, 0., Jan, 31, 1967 .Voice oft<rlw ~ ilor-IAINIIOUII Awards·Made To Cub Scouts Of Pack 240 This enlumn is for young ~ •·· their problems and pleasfun. their troubles and with . the rest of Helen Help ' II welcomes. laughs but dodge a sertous question a bru!h-ofl. Send your teen-age questions l . Reedsville sOCiety . Notes m' HarriSODviiie SOCiety • News State Holstein AsSociation Meets Feb. I JANUARY aiAIANa SALE ~L~rt•ill$ For All T!Mif.mily - - -----·-botany, . H:b!"!'l:g;,~ to his present posllloo August \~":ciditlon to his one O.f Broadwav 'J 'J !plus the price for a rented tux) _ d P 11 .11 ..oy. ~a erson Dead" ... That I'm sure he 'd rather keep 11 1or Cas . S WIed his 1 'I eh 't Himself 01us ~~Y m w en actress for the producers marshalling talent, ideas and avon e ankiyd - nd . , Rise Stevens' low spirits "Mrs. Goldfarb & the Aill.gaMoreover, you a a a' . d I ,. I ""........, (0 strengthen anti· dul b 11 uld ' from the New Met droppmg lora") was teste or "'e roe ~-programs. "real formal" . a I a wo ,' fine Nal'l to...· Met ~roupei .-·-• like the M nk ~mg •. and ~I'<ICialmed just dandy; Fm!man said . government go together a ees i until '58 at least .. . Butterfly's back living here, 10 .... and and a mmuet. 1 • . • , to prosramo ease pove.,. Besides, when girl Invites wnter Carol BJOrkman • Queens. promote rural ecilnomlc growth boy, SHE pays the tab .. . =fiece-bdforbetesttaklngs. . . Swl!ty Morgln, last of . hove made great progress. r1 great Damon Runyoa 1 "We have nev<!r YOU1H ASKED FOR IT, you're too young or . I • ·• only the ten, Is seriously Ill in Mt. of Helen Help US! this anyway. mvothv,.lhn~ter but i~::~~ Pity. _H. e ea Hospital, L. A.... otto. PromInger pronounced Faye Duna· - SHE'S TOO Dear Helen: .. · What puzzles, or mal<esi • 1 In ''H 1lo TO DATE way' per ormance e ' To girls who ask you bow . cynical, most of Bdwy. Is Sundown" exciting enongh 10 In.,,. Helen: gain weight, here's wbat my the one rrreally-bl~hot sign her for two more ... LBJ's 1 have had a crush on a IS. doctor told me: Drink one ed out of the crlmlnal top White House aide Bob 1 iye.ar-o td boy for six months. 1 of rieh· Dillk IDunedlately ment when cau~t ner can bead a H'weod studio going on 14. I think he likes TER eaeh meal. Not between ed (Ice can go way up - U he wants II ... 'The "Toas a sister - he's a friend meals or before eating, ao thio Illes) . . . The B. 0. my brother's. ldlls the appetite. My sister and flagranUy told ticket broke~s: Pacli m Cub Scouts met Fri· There's a bl.g dinner • dance I gained five pounds In a month "Look, I believe In Ice, penod . day, Jan. 27, at the Methodist up where kids are al· this way. - EVA - in cash! ... Back In De c. Cburch Ru"and. A ......,,., will enst about $5(1 a pillar said college prexy ... "'~~ . Dear Helen: CJ k . "~" !lag cero!mony was perfoiined · . - it's a real formal ed ar Kerr was gomg ~.. by Cubs Of Lion rank wlio ,were thing Should I ask Since my mother dlvorc ... Bill Buck!O'j'S due for a · my Dad three years ago, we d In Ba Gol•j·l Edward Mitchell, Sieve Ander- him be my escort" He'd ha•."e have had all the money and ays ,•em. ar on rry lOll, Greg France, MJke buy his own ticket. - MA· nice thin s we could ever wan~ wate~ s AriZ. ranch, then a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ricky Bolin, Allen toWt;ry, TURE 13. But 1 Jn•t stand much more Ue hop to New Zeal~nd, "!•lied with their daughter Melvin Cremeans. Dear 13: of this The neighbors are get· tralla and Switzerland, back In Jjmlly, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Awards were lilade Ill Ed- Don't ask! tin u · a petition to ask us to two months (TV shows taped Congrove and family of Wooster ward Mitchell, Lion badge; U a 15-year-old boy has 11< mo~e. p ahead) .. , Who owns the white and ~Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robert Wllllamson and Melvin My mother goes out with Rolls-Royce (N. J. son of Rittman. Cremeans, Denner stripe; Steve different man almost everY MKS.I) with a th Dr: and Mrs. Ed Humphrey Anderson, two year pin; Ricky nl.gbt. I beg her to get a tmy coat-of-arms on e . Huntington, W. Va., were Bolin, two year pin and a gold Jar job but she says I we saw cruising at 5th & ?2nd. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. IIIII sUver arrow; and Roger stay out of ber business. styUshly ominous, window: Humphrey. . ·. 1\rllt, • new member, was aHer boy friends sometimes dark-tinted (prescription len••· Patricia and .DaVId Smith ward"d the Bobcat pin. think I'm pori of the game. I no doubt) to let tile . Long Bottom VISiied GiliJles were played an~ re· lock myself In my room. watch .the peasants while . with Mrs. Edna Stewart lreahiilents ~ed by 'Deif ·sl . Mrs. Minnie McGrath was a Don't feel sorry for my moth· couragmg Bdwy. enlummsts Anderson B. Kibble. Janet ;Galin and Donna William· recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. er. She lhlnks her kind of life from keyhnllng ln. The Don Coleman family 1011 were hostesses. James Irvin Cremeans at Shade. Is j~ fine. ~ut she doesn't Columbus were weekend Councll Is the CQb Master, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kpopp need me. H~ early can a girl We hear ABC sorapped a of Mrs. Helen Archer. ' visited here and retllTDed to leave 11 011!0 · - *LMOST 15 $I50,000 film aboot narcotics . . . Mr. a_nd Mrs. Warren Dayton on Saturday. . .Dear Almost 15: Sam Bronston,. whooe films were dmner guests of Mr. A girl can leave tomorrow, once seemed aboul to Mrs. BJII Mered1th and 'I"" ·Mr . .and Mrs. Robert Jewell If there:s d~e cause- and tbere him the new Cedi B. of Beverly. were dinner guests of Mr. ·and eertalllly 10 In fOOl' case! eo.. Is In for more troubles -Mrs. Lyle Balderson Mrs. Glen Jewell of Pagevlllc. tact your Dad o~ closa rtla· from the $3.& million Dr. Don Gibson, Mrs. Gibson ·tives and ask them to lind you won against him by and children spent the weekend a decent borne. - H. backer Pierre s. DuPont; here with relatives. . Dea• Helen: ston has agreed to nppear I am writing this lor an teen' Mr. and Mr3. Rayroond Sax- age girls. 11 bappens often. Boy 16 In crlmlnal court,, K•.>me, PT. PLEASANT - The ton of Middleport ,;sited Mrs. meets girl at a dance. They gel for a ennfrontation With DRY CLEANING . ern District Holstein Fresian Grace Carr. along just fine all evening. He former parlller (Barneych k -SERVICEAssoelaUon of West Mrs Lonnie Hudson visited says he wants to see her again mthanls )I over snml'de hluryge ec s; will ·liold their annual .plamilng · . and writes down her phone s 1 ~n .s ? (Upon Your Requ11tl meeUng Feb. I, at •8. p. m. In Mrs. Carr recently. number .. . Then he never Bronston f~clng ft!OI:~ (ederal the West Virginia Boom of Gt!!!e Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass and Paul calls! interest here In N. V: '... Out· BaD's Restau,...t In Pt. Pfeas· Arix .tailed on their motber, We waste our time staying Parka , · Hoving 1rit. , Mrs Arix. . home walling. It's a bl.g dlslllu· wear· Second St. Pomeroy This meeting will be for; the · · slonlilenl Can you ehange their. Is entire famlly of ·Holstein breed· Miss Addle Bradfield was able ways with a blast, Helen? era in 111~ ar<~&. In 11\e ~t . to attend Sunday Sehool·Sunday. 0 G · dtaner ffiet!llng baS beerl'fleld- Mrs. · Bud Morris, Mrs. Eliza ~· D: • this meeting will be · a itl.late Jordan and Mrs. Stout attended Sorry 1 can't change "call type. ' the funeral of Mr. Earl Stowers someu,;,e" hoya any more than will oonslst of at Albany. 1 can reform "Luncb some'. . · for the· com- Mrs. May Mason Is employ· Ume?" men wbo chill secretar. Mr. Grayson ~en., ed In Athens. . . ies. the Holstein' Fres-Mrs. Jolm Stout My only advlJ:e concerning and Mr. Clark your short-memoried male Is: ol VI. Va. '!'be.. word jumbo was mtro- Expect nothing and you may As~tlon; duced to the American langu- be . pleasantly surprised. U not, heifer · reP. T. Barnum, who ehaim the socks oil him at will lie disthe great 'frlcan next Saturday's dance. PerhBps breeders Jumbo to lhls coun- ibis ti.me be'll remember that try. · phone number. - 8 . . .• _r· 1 ....., ae ~·~= to aid oun ln a'r't In lion suppo"" 1 the the - -loll.eP " - -'IPtru. . "" t loor" erollJIUF l riLhioc1 Nlngal'l'heonaltoda~::~byeom. lllm!OI!.V, , Ci£RT '-. message ...................... - lot alone lllJWered ~ In this llokl 'n!e P'II1'!IIUI!Iome Ue betrtlct oa tlllllre pcillq Ia Iille these: 'Wbat 11 Acllnllllslratloll !lOW mUel ball rural life. deilrable mPilllum llJe for of Ita mora tllan f1 biJIIon.a. Dr. C. EdwiD Glllllaur, ID a oae metropoiiiiD _ , . year Ill liiJ'al k>llll to noa-farm opeech prep&red for the ...nfumueh wetcbt sbould be people, yet aUU 1enda 111'11101'1 enee here, laid tile .._ oa L.~r=;:;:-;:...+--r-"T"'-. giv<!n to rural-url>an boW.:. tn more dollan than Wbea It 'IPU poverty is not belni won In 1 location of 1overnment facillUes devoted .mwat ncllllively to rural Amerl<a - It, tndetd, II ..-~=:::::::--1-.L....J and awarding of eonstractl? lhelt need~ ftve yearo ago, he baa rea1l)' beguD there." 'Are more federal i~~Ce~~tlveo said. Gllmoolr, I prolt!IIOI' of co•· to encoorage rural Froeman odded new op. el'lll!lent at Grinnell ColleJe,I?;:X~;.;'\I;rr::=-!jl-.,.-,.,....., development?'" proaches to fighting rural Iowa, oald ourvers IDdleale .A Freeman said rural develop. poverty and bulldlnc general that whUe 1... than S8 per cent ~~~·;:::::;~.l. ....l._J ment must lnchxle improvement opportunity whlcb can hold of the Dlllon'a populati.on llvea~~GUIFER1 of farm Income, plus progress population In rural artaS are In rural areas, IIIey !Delude · Now..._ the dreled leltero 1n a wide range of fields aimed being sought in studies within 1over 4S per cent of the nalion'o f... -er. u at building noa.farm income in !he administraUon and by a poor. ----, . IUUeoted br the ..... t1111oon. rural area•. Presldenlal National Advisory He said rural areas bave far l'rllllie SllRPRli AJSIEI... ~ Loaaa To N.. Farm.en Commission on Rural Poverty. •bare ol oubelandard housing, ~..:.:::.;:.::::=.:::.!=:~~_J_ ,.___ .,__.....:~_>...A_u_u_u 4 4 He noted lbat his department The commlaolon last weekend Imore than lbeir proporUonate (.... is lnereaslng its coacentration 1opened a series of regional pub- health services and education. , IIIAII fi.UIK ~VAGI H~ ••-row). - .. Yt:~~~m.,, ;. . -II Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy ....., ;:::••r--"!"'•-fo••PI.....Sr WASHINGTON !UPI) culture &ecrttOey OrviUa 1rteman today atlaclr.ed "ftallooal ldloey" of unplanned I'"" ill when faWn& to en lbe rural eeonomy could force 1111111t Americaal lnw a fflf v~ti'IJIII ptto-prone super~. • , Freemtil •d the danger I'DWS parUy from a "hidden crisis" In rural areu that are loolq ,popula~on because bave too few jobs, too HtUe Income and .. .tlon, aqd too lew commwdty services. But ' "!'lf.her ' vital danger lbal "we licit any IUitlODaiiOIIID rural-urban ance," he oald. Freetnan't comment! caml!! a speedi ~for delivery ~. :.:~-::.~ I film' ho · s guns to ail blanks: 300 were a one •. cene when an all-ltoo lrU ed th . e sn1per pepper e oea. lth half d Ill Uon w a a ozen r e shnta, fortunately ail ~tray; ph th u s Border p 00 oay, e · · atrot and Calif. Higb~ay. Patrol tnv..Ugated . . . llmlatiiiiS 1D Queen Liz' dinner at. Buckln!l' ham Palace for Russ1an Premier Kosygln read "lounge ··-" hi b tr sl ted meant sw~. w c an a the Russkis never bother . to don dinner jackets oor taileoal8 so gueS\8 shouldn't embarr!li! 'em with chic. Dr. porter IS. F"Irst Speaker February 9th lall<. nr. Porter will serve as of the hay and snage j•"'...,.••. T h 0 Mher judge wu ~·I be George ~ Sbarpe, Stale Extension t· "·t In Soil Conservation. ...., TWs year's Mason County Hay and Silage Show wlll he held at Clement's State Tree Nunery at Lakin Farmers will reg- · ~er their hay and silage exhlblts February 7 the exhibits will be j"•·ed the' 8th, and the """ wUI be presented the Any Mason County farm. . ellglbl to lhibil hay and er •s he ~w :. hio farm g · Lake Loulse in the C~a~:: /j Is Internationally for Its beauty• Wishes For A Speedy Recovery W"dh A BEAUTIFUL VASE OF FLOWERS $3.00up a..,-Momdoes! ''You should teD your Mommy." Original name of Mount . non, George Washington's ' was the Lltne Hunting Creek Plantallon. S0 rvlng Pomeroy, Mason City and Entire Big Bend ArM . PT PLEASANT - Dr. Cliff· ord D Porter State Extension Speci~ist in Agronomy, SPR~D , be the first speaker at .the son County Hay and ~~\:: \1 Show February 9. His Sl will be "Lime and Its Effect on Fertility." Dr. Porter wlll also discuss changes In the W!f/ Virginia University Soil Testlog program. No f\1~ To Wait To Open Windows Dr. Porter Is • •native of Pennsylvania. He received his ... tlil'fM:h:' BS, MS, and PhD from Penn- .. - ,.. 1'\.lll~ · sylvania Slate Unlvenlty with MIDDLEPORT, 0. graduate work in• -~~~J.""'""'""'""'""'..,.;;;;;,;;;.;;,;;,;;;,;,;,,;;,,,,,,...j ·- Odorless SATIN MASTER COLOR SYSTEM Match or Complement Your Colors Bu•llderS Supply • • QUICK SERVICE 2-HOUR ~ IF Wl11lE TR'YIN' 10 GET Rlt>OF ITTHEV DON'T Wl>.trr . •· • . . ...... .......... prlclog .....,_ ~- • C1111olor ~ ol Jaa1 o : .N .... . . popul• ' I d '~ ; - -!lor ·~•lora!lllloar - ......ppod ... - row . eo·lillf·- · ~·· ~ ......- - · • ...... ·,j '~ 59 N. llncl.f,vt. WY :1-5560 • q ! I' ·Dudley's Robinson's Cleaners Gee . . . I thouet everyone laiew NELSON S, everyday low lll'leN blclutted my pre~~eriplions, aDd rut Free I * •• Say Best •••ar_.W • MoD. • fora ... y. car? . · • •.ttt- · ·· �Disc~ver Rio Granfle CoRege _a C.Ut.ef.ions In Ohio· Parents Express Gratitude . . Madrid Unrestm ." 'l'w , , _ - - - . - " ....... '"" ... f ....... ...,_., te eiMt fll. c.,t. llllfO '±mlth W, 'W•otbt.. ~------lalllo!JaiWIIt.a....... the la:r,-at e11t ot international ebeua stan in the wqrld, the Rloollnc tt.... aD!! ,.,..,. ,. llallo7 ~- lo oo.... lo "Cbarleot<m !o< <1 dayo Fh'"'C 8 porfonn..._ tbrourh 1-y. Feb,....,. 16. 1'1. 11· d lJ, . ..,.. . . . . .....,. .-fomw~eeo eocb ..,. Q - . - 1 1 prlee Friday •atinee aad Sand~Q' ...aU.. Tbe cinua-i& Gill ita WJUa world tour. 'l'b-., _,,.half .' ' ·•dft'llt:le'• ~•r• - Atlldltll - .,..... _ . lrNill The tax baob IN 111W "'"'~r IJ1f .DUIIIIIIIi' lr ; Flnt half colloCtlln _. thl1966 till llflllt T Aioo for lhlhtqutnt fn, C:loslntl dltl will Ill ,., 1, 1967. HeWifd I. Fr.nk \ .... Meip CcKintyt....,,.r ' -til . • • , ••·r a au • ·~ = a·:~ : ~ z ~:::·:-_, •• •WI J' Cd 5 II t 7 t t , , rtuRI •1fce .., r" ·n in a J r .... ,., •••-••• i ' -*ill '·•I . •&Jc a: n 2 i. • ····Mincler an ••• a · tiJ · a, l!ll ,,. qfr OF -,-23 7 naT _,. POMEROY HOME &AUTO .. f · ••• . - ·-·-• .. .., New 30"T~!race Top Design Puts Range Work Surface At Most Convenient Height • . • "" with removable ovtn doofl \:' ,.. ,f '· Onl~ ' FlaDieless;:_ 'E·Ieetrle 'ol : I llWlY ~· e~ ~11 Jlllt opel! the door to.Jirell . . . . llllllft. Off , One ot wlthollt auy ti\Ntile u ' ill ,IWdiiiiJ, owl eJeU!'ng hoek. oven ~ II llmost ~I And when cleaDI:DC! ~n•/ doot 1t eoiiHII, re~ebtnc ) lllpo blek oato Ill liiJI&el -td~JiilY• I . ....... •. ~"­ ·.1$1HCH · OVEI WALlS ' ~29.95 only DELUXE PHILCO FEATURES ' ::!1~~-~.!!" ..~'!!~L·~Iove~ eaaily. I. Quick-Itt Oven Timtr liiDI- CGI!troll ll!Pilance IDUu.t too ptaled ':: eosy Banlsll oven-cleaning diJs fonver with the aew ' - Unl& Con!Nio JOU WID! - infinite avoll· able f•r aDf degree of heat from .slowest ,eim:mer to 1ootes1 hip. Wide dif· ferencee: iD foods, pots, and personal prefer· can be accommodat,_,. .... tnci:J7. the atretdl IDd strain out of oven elt~n· tng. Door lifts off eaollJ, ,.. ,riving you re1dy aecesa •· to every rounded comer of 'nen . ... Extra wldlb lila .fOU in- Mit overatu ~pans afdewiat IUid liUl keep both bolldlaw~ from hot oven walla. m1 broil lUlllt •wing oUt of tile ..., for Hiler oven clanlna. Itt...,. \. Jtl: slore.o ~ and Pin• liiiiJ OD bioll boorfQ UltJJaioD '0'· n. slides, even wlen IQMtd. Lifl8 out for e1e.nlna ftoor under the ranee. efear to the walL interior. Htndlolt plaee to otore eookie abettl. brolltr pana, oven raekl, llr1e edac. CoJIQIIriiJlent i1 17" hl(b PIDI lftd Hdl Oft alld :13" deep 229.95 S.. tho complete' llne of . Hotpoi11t Electric hngH now an cli•pi•Y· Cliock.lllll•ll' law prl• ., DraW Drlwer '. at INGELS -CARPET HOUSE $2·s Ap attractive terl'ace top Weattnahou~e · electric range wit~ fine tun,llft surfue MOORE'S controls that an: s1de mounteid and e19 LOW PRICE to read . Oven tamer c1n control app,h· ance outlet. Has reversible oven racks and heaters that can be removed eastl'y 8 0 from oven. Also has two Rtep timer and uy Now n single dial oven control. Easy Terms : , " , Mo , , .• • -~, '' • ' .· i .w , ' ore I 8'7 '· · · ·;~· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT$• ' ' ,, . . & SATURDAY . .' OMEROf, 992-2848 124 W. MAIN ' .. ~· ' POMEROY " OHIO y ' UNICO EllCTRIC WATER liEAias ' ]924635 I GOOD PRICE ON t. ' EASY HAIIIY MILLIIl . 992.5661 TE~MS ' ,E• .MAIN, · 114' ' • .. Vorti01J SIMap C-rtmotll Door Takes • eleclrlc self-cleanfag oa. Tllis 8ldenl miracle does all lite . aasty work of ouen deanlltlllactricaiiJ ••• and aalllmatblly. ,. Bfl enoup to coolt I IIIII .cow-se meal at one tlme. •• PuU-Widlh Ufi.Ovt ••t aettbi.. fll•eless Just set the "clean" COIIIrcillld folpt I. ne ovea COIIIel dean ••• sparklingllri&flt eteiJ al'GI'IIId 1IJe self-cleanlllg aa IIII.J ill flalltless t~lecblc11J1i11S .. .alf0UtappUance de111rs L 11111-Anr IIIII ..,,... I. Uft.otl - • •· Olootl U.Jnch Moot.r Convenient and easy to use - automatically turns oven off,. even when you are away from home. ODe lllliDI: for starting limo, - . , 1., cooldnc Select the •' $11995 .. Exclusive Tilt Top !!!:~·~~t~!""ffi.' · .·'llan1es . Jaave the New ._,.,..,., .-t ,•. " ,. . -~ ... .ICO , J" -·"' ' ' . \ ,. I �Disc~ver Rio Granfle CoRege _a C.Ut.ef.ions In Ohio· Parents Express Gratitude . . Madrid Unrestm ." 'l'w , , _ - - - . - " ....... '"" ... f ....... ...,_., te eiMt fll. c.,t. llllfO '±mlth W, 'W•otbt.. ~------lalllo!JaiWIIt.a....... the la:r,-at e11t ot international ebeua stan in the wqrld, the Rloollnc tt.... aD!! ,.,..,. ,. llallo7 ~- lo oo.... lo "Cbarleot<m !o< <1 dayo Fh'"'C 8 porfonn..._ tbrourh 1-y. Feb,....,. 16. 1'1. 11· d lJ, . ..,.. . . . . .....,. .-fomw~eeo eocb ..,. Q - . - 1 1 prlee Friday •atinee aad Sand~Q' ...aU.. Tbe cinua-i& Gill ita WJUa world tour. 'l'b-., _,,.half .' ' ·•dft'llt:le'• ~•r• - Atlldltll - .,..... _ . lrNill The tax baob IN 111W "'"'~r IJ1f .DUIIIIIIIi' lr ; Flnt half colloCtlln _. thl1966 till llflllt T Aioo for lhlhtqutnt fn, C:loslntl dltl will Ill ,., 1, 1967. HeWifd I. Fr.nk \ .... Meip CcKintyt....,,.r ' -til . • • , ••·r a au • ·~ = a·:~ : ~ z ~:::·:-_, •• •WI J' Cd 5 II t 7 t t , , rtuRI •1fce .., r" ·n in a J r .... ,., •••-••• i ' -*ill '·•I . •&Jc a: n 2 i. • ····Mincler an ••• a · tiJ · a, l!ll ,,. qfr OF -,-23 7 naT _,. POMEROY HOME &AUTO .. f · ••• . - ·-·-• .. .., New 30"T~!race Top Design Puts Range Work Surface At Most Convenient Height • . • "" with removable ovtn doofl \:' ,.. ,f '· Onl~ ' FlaDieless;:_ 'E·Ieetrle 'ol : I llWlY ~· e~ ~11 Jlllt opel! the door to.Jirell . . . . llllllft. Off , One ot wlthollt auy ti\Ntile u ' ill ,IWdiiiiJ, owl eJeU!'ng hoek. oven ~ II llmost ~I And when cleaDI:DC! ~n•/ doot 1t eoiiHII, re~ebtnc ) lllpo blek oato Ill liiJI&el -td~JiilY• I . ....... •. ~"­ ·.1$1HCH · OVEI WALlS ' ~29.95 only DELUXE PHILCO FEATURES ' ::!1~~-~.!!" ..~'!!~L·~Iove~ eaaily. I. Quick-Itt Oven Timtr liiDI- CGI!troll ll!Pilance IDUu.t too ptaled ':: eosy Banlsll oven-cleaning diJs fonver with the aew ' - Unl& Con!Nio JOU WID! - infinite avoll· able f•r aDf degree of heat from .slowest ,eim:mer to 1ootes1 hip. Wide dif· ferencee: iD foods, pots, and personal prefer· can be accommodat,_,. .... tnci:J7. the atretdl IDd strain out of oven elt~n· tng. Door lifts off eaollJ, ,.. ,riving you re1dy aecesa •· to every rounded comer of 'nen . ... Extra wldlb lila .fOU in- Mit overatu ~pans afdewiat IUid liUl keep both bolldlaw~ from hot oven walla. m1 broil lUlllt •wing oUt of tile ..., for Hiler oven clanlna. Itt...,. \. Jtl: slore.o ~ and Pin• liiiiJ OD bioll boorfQ UltJJaioD '0'· n. slides, even wlen IQMtd. Lifl8 out for e1e.nlna ftoor under the ranee. efear to the walL interior. Htndlolt plaee to otore eookie abettl. brolltr pana, oven raekl, llr1e edac. CoJIQIIriiJlent i1 17" hl(b PIDI lftd Hdl Oft alld :13" deep 229.95 S.. tho complete' llne of . Hotpoi11t Electric hngH now an cli•pi•Y· Cliock.lllll•ll' law prl• ., DraW Drlwer '. at INGELS -CARPET HOUSE $2·s Ap attractive terl'ace top Weattnahou~e · electric range wit~ fine tun,llft surfue MOORE'S controls that an: s1de mounteid and e19 LOW PRICE to read . Oven tamer c1n control app,h· ance outlet. Has reversible oven racks and heaters that can be removed eastl'y 8 0 from oven. Also has two Rtep timer and uy Now n single dial oven control. Easy Terms : , " , Mo , , .• • -~, '' • ' .· i .w , ' ore I 8'7 '· · · ·;~· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT$• ' ' ,, . . & SATURDAY . .' OMEROf, 992-2848 124 W. MAIN ' .. ~· ' POMEROY " OHIO y ' UNICO EllCTRIC WATER liEAias ' ]924635 I GOOD PRICE ON t. ' EASY HAIIIY MILLIIl . 992.5661 TE~MS ' ,E• .MAIN, · 114' ' • .. Vorti01J SIMap C-rtmotll Door Takes • eleclrlc self-cleanfag oa. Tllis 8ldenl miracle does all lite . aasty work of ouen deanlltlllactricaiiJ ••• and aalllmatblly. ,. Bfl enoup to coolt I IIIII .cow-se meal at one tlme. •• PuU-Widlh Ufi.Ovt ••t aettbi.. fll•eless Just set the "clean" COIIIrcillld folpt I. ne ovea COIIIel dean ••• sparklingllri&flt eteiJ al'GI'IIId 1IJe self-cleanlllg aa IIII.J ill flalltless t~lecblc11J1i11S .. .alf0UtappUance de111rs L 11111-Anr IIIII ..,,... I. Uft.otl - • •· Olootl U.Jnch Moot.r Convenient and easy to use - automatically turns oven off,. even when you are away from home. ODe lllliDI: for starting limo, - . , 1., cooldnc Select the •' $11995 .. Exclusive Tilt Top !!!:~·~~t~!""ffi.' · .·'llan1es . Jaave the New ._,.,..,., .-t ,•. " ,. . -~ ... .ICO , J" -·"' ' ' . \ ,. I �Discover Rio Granile C Tax ulleetions Sb.w . lnerase In Ohio· . ' . • . ~OTICEI TIM tu bOob are ~ hf. the Dt•mlllr tr . First half colled'-11 ol' tHe 1tu ~r.J1: 1 ld*l. Also for deiiiiCJIIIftl tn. C1""~~ ••• w '· 1967. .....rei E. Frll\k - -=-~- - = ~ - . = · - ·- ~ - . . I. = one of the "I . bt ·" c eana · es~. . r ~ Onl~ 600 I...MIIn lt. . ••• with removable OYtll cfoorl ,, ... -. . POMEROY HOME &AUTO J'larraeless.~:; ' • One ot J1U1DY J1'rlcldal!8 e~ f•tauel • Just open the door to llrPilliolltloa M4 11ft. Off It com11, without any troidile .t' all ~. New 3011 Terrace Top Design reacblnJ and ~'lelo!Dg back oven ~ 'E·Ieetrie ·'Ban1es . lttJve the New II 1Jmost •syt And wbeJt ·clelllillil:• 4C!!Ie.·.doc!r 1Hps baek onto Ill Iii~, IIIGIII:Ib'i Puts Range Work Surface At Most Convenient Height • • • ~ • .. ca111 OVEI.·WILLS ,. DELUXE PHILCO FEATURES • Excluaive TiltTop -··"-· eallily. "'~t;;d lh• v• , .. easy as Banlsll owen-cleaning daJs bever wilb the oew fllllelen elecb lc self-cleaniiig aa. Tllis IIIDdenl llliracle does all tile . aasly IIOI'k af cwen deal ill t1ectrica11J ••• and aabnallcally. Just set the COAtRII lid foqet I. 1IJe oven c:oaa clean ••• sparkling brjpt e¥IIY Ia Yid lid tile self-cleaninJ 0¥81 All enelosrtever Jet grea1e or rrJme. I. Qulck-Stt Oven Timer "cr." 4. Glonl Holftlh Mulor Convenient and eas)' to use - automatically turns oven off. even when you are away from home. One IIWnc for starting time, - .una for cookinl time - I!OIItrola oppllauce outlet too Oven ... Bit enough to eooll a full .c ourse meal at one ttme. Extra width llt4 you in· ltrt ovenbt routlJll pans ..., in &.elen aldewiH IDd ltUI k..p bolh lllndo awq from hot oven W1lla. Bob IDd broil Addftfonet wlrtttg ·neededf 'Me . . . . . Ill unit• awing out of the WIJ See the compl~ line of . Motfl'int Electric ~nps now on dl•plty. Check 19Pis'low prices .. Die~.........., ....... Select lhe hoot JOU want - iDflnlte settlnp avlll· able f•r 8Df degree of heat from alowest simmer to f&Btest hlp. Wide dif· fereneea: iD foods, pots. pans and personal preferences can be accommodat· ed. exactlJ. l,.n.. Dnww ••Y the .ttreteb and strain out of oven clean· ina:. Door lifts oU easily, Handiest place to ltore eoolllo abeelt, broiler ~ to evel')' rounded COI'Gtr of Comportment io 17" hfgh Takes . living you ready access oven interior. pana oven racks, larae 1 pans and lld.t llld :12" on Mae. d.., 229.95 . MAIN ST. $l s7 87 . · AssoCiated .... HARRY MILUR 792-3635 ' POMEROY ' ' \ ' ~ . ' 992· 5661 • • ' ' ' ' ,. .. onct yt;~u w~11t 1ncl buy ·"'·~ ... ~,.._, tenll1. Rutland·· ·Furniture .r . ' OPEN FRIDAY & SATuRDAY NIGHTS ,,t'"'"' __ ( 124 W. MAIN 992·2848 POMEROY· • • , I ' . • 742'-4211 • , ' >' , ~RNOLD '"" ' • '~ ' . I ' ' • AT . INV.9J'T~Y · S~~E . PRICE~ , ON , , . '• ON . 0 I.ECTRIC WATER ·MEAJIICS See all the new 1967 mocllfl .., tll~play. Select the f 'l OHIO . ' \ I .,..,.savrq GOOD An attractive terrace top Wel!ltinahouse ' , . ~.J': l!lleetrlc range with fine tun,rae- surface MOORE'S cnntrols that are: side mounted and eii!IJ' LOW PRICE · · ~ to read. Oven timer can control appb, .· a nee outlet. Has reversible oven n.c~s · .. ·, i , and heaters that can be remov~ easilY Buy Now On Moore's from oven. Also has two step l1mer and E T single dial oven control. 11y erma EASY TIRMS ·" I \On .. :Display at INGELS.CARPET .HOUSE slides, even wben Jotdtcl. Lifts out for cJe~nlnc ftoor under the range, clear ta the wall. Cemp.~rtment . I. Drawu store• lute PQts aad ~· - llld• on boll btorilil ulollolon I . Vlf'll11l Ster111 :1. Lift-Off O..ft Door ,. \. • I. Poll·Wldth Llft.Out d&lltll wiring cerlifillt&lllJIIII'dllltr fir 1111111. tor aulor oven cleonla1. llnl& Colltrolo ' 'anCI·DrJe.rs Nowl .·.__--.; 'f I �Discover Rio Granile C Tax ulleetions Sb.w . lnerase In Ohio· . ' . • . ~OTICEI TIM tu bOob are ~ hf. the Dt•mlllr tr . First half colled'-11 ol' tHe 1tu ~r.J1: 1 ld*l. Also for deiiiiCJIIIftl tn. C1""~~ ••• w '· 1967. .....rei E. Frll\k - -=-~- - = ~ - . = · - ·- ~ - . . I. = one of the "I . bt ·" c eana · es~. . r ~ Onl~ 600 I...MIIn lt. . ••• with removable OYtll cfoorl ,, ... -. . POMEROY HOME &AUTO J'larraeless.~:; ' • One ot J1U1DY J1'rlcldal!8 e~ f•tauel • Just open the door to llrPilliolltloa M4 11ft. Off It com11, without any troidile .t' all ~. New 3011 Terrace Top Design reacblnJ and ~'lelo!Dg back oven ~ 'E·Ieetrie ·'Ban1es . lttJve the New II 1Jmost •syt And wbeJt ·clelllillil:• 4C!!Ie.·.doc!r 1Hps baek onto Ill Iii~, IIIGIII:Ib'i Puts Range Work Surface At Most Convenient Height • • • ~ • .. ca111 OVEI.·WILLS ,. DELUXE PHILCO FEATURES • Excluaive TiltTop -··"-· eallily. "'~t;;d lh• v• , .. easy as Banlsll owen-cleaning daJs bever wilb the oew fllllelen elecb lc self-cleaniiig aa. Tllis IIIDdenl llliracle does all tile . aasly IIOI'k af cwen deal ill t1ectrica11J ••• and aabnallcally. Just set the COAtRII lid foqet I. 1IJe oven c:oaa clean ••• sparkling brjpt e¥IIY Ia Yid lid tile self-cleaninJ 0¥81 All enelosrtever Jet grea1e or rrJme. I. Qulck-Stt Oven Timer "cr." 4. Glonl Holftlh Mulor Convenient and eas)' to use - automatically turns oven off. even when you are away from home. One IIWnc for starting time, - .una for cookinl time - I!OIItrola oppllauce outlet too Oven ... Bit enough to eooll a full .c ourse meal at one ttme. Extra width llt4 you in· ltrt ovenbt routlJll pans ..., in &.elen aldewiH IDd ltUI k..p bolh lllndo awq from hot oven W1lla. Bob IDd broil Addftfonet wlrtttg ·neededf 'Me . . . . . Ill unit• awing out of the WIJ See the compl~ line of . Motfl'int Electric ~nps now on dl•plty. Check 19Pis'low prices .. Die~.........., ....... Select lhe hoot JOU want - iDflnlte settlnp avlll· able f•r 8Df degree of heat from alowest simmer to f&Btest hlp. Wide dif· fereneea: iD foods, pots. pans and personal preferences can be accommodat· ed. exactlJ. l,.n.. Dnww ••Y the .ttreteb and strain out of oven clean· ina:. Door lifts oU easily, Handiest place to ltore eoolllo abeelt, broiler ~ to evel')' rounded COI'Gtr of Comportment io 17" hfgh Takes . living you ready access oven interior. pana oven racks, larae 1 pans and lld.t llld :12" on Mae. d.., 229.95 . MAIN ST. $l s7 87 . · AssoCiated .... HARRY MILUR 792-3635 ' POMEROY ' ' \ ' ~ . ' 992· 5661 • • ' ' ' ' ,. .. onct yt;~u w~11t 1ncl buy ·"'·~ ... ~,.._, tenll1. Rutland·· ·Furniture .r . ' OPEN FRIDAY & SATuRDAY NIGHTS ,,t'"'"' __ ( 124 W. MAIN 992·2848 POMEROY· • • , I ' . • 742'-4211 • , ' >' , ~RNOLD '"" ' • '~ ' . I ' ' • AT . INV.9J'T~Y · S~~E . PRICE~ , ON , , . '• ON . 0 I.ECTRIC WATER ·MEAJIICS See all the new 1967 mocllfl .., tll~play. Select the f 'l OHIO . ' \ I .,..,.savrq GOOD An attractive terrace top Wel!ltinahouse ' , . ~.J': l!lleetrlc range with fine tun,rae- surface MOORE'S cnntrols that are: side mounted and eii!IJ' LOW PRICE · · ~ to read. Oven timer can control appb, .· a nee outlet. Has reversible oven n.c~s · .. ·, i , and heaters that can be remov~ easilY Buy Now On Moore's from oven. Also has two step l1mer and E T single dial oven control. 11y erma EASY TIRMS ·" I \On .. :Display at INGELS.CARPET .HOUSE slides, even wben Jotdtcl. Lifts out for cJe~nlnc ftoor under the range, clear ta the wall. Cemp.~rtment . I. Drawu store• lute PQts aad ~· - llld• on boll btorilil ulollolon I . Vlf'll11l Ster111 :1. Lift-Off O..ft Door ,. \. • I. Poll·Wldth Llft.Out d&lltll wiring cerlifillt&lllJIIII'dllltr fir 1111111. tor aulor oven cleonla1. llnl& Colltrolo ' 'anCI·DrJe.rs Nowl .·.__--.; 'f I �.' It PIID L.UIWaL ••· 'lNI ;AD INJotM~TION I • ~ • ............ • .., .....,.. PcttsaliW .....CAeKaL&.AttOWt . , ~~··-· ....... Ill 'COIII.ICTMHd • IHtttl ftlt .. IlL w&CI¢1U ... ... ,. ..ll . . . . . . . . . ........................... ....,...,..,......... ................ . . ······.., - .... .. •s•M.nAIIO"I ltW. ...... - - . . - · - ,... -. ·~ .Vied. . . . . . . ....... "'. . . . . . MI'WM IADIATOI Pomeroy SPVICI • _Motor Co • llll'f. __ _ ... fttM ;~ ..... '!W ..... ,_._. .... __... • E1JtrlencM 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR _ _ _ _ Now $1395 4 Door. One lot:JI owner. Clean lnterlor, wbite over turquoise fiujsh . V8. Automatic. Radio and Heater • ca. I . . . . . , . . . -~!!"''"II 1111·11111-- ~ . . 1965 VOLKSWAGEN-- - - ., c... - - .......... ~ Now $1395 2 Dr. Delwte model. L«ally owned and low mileaa:e by oririnal owner. Spotles1 clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, nd.io and beater. our Udnl floor budpl lbop. Bater .FanrlllrN, 14lddl8jl0tl Oblo. 11 u 1ft equipped to zi1 zag, monogram, fancy design, buttonhole, etc. For quick sale $42 or 8 payments $6 esch. Ph. 1192-2685. I 26 tic OPEN lVII. f:t10 P.M. IJ.DRM-THRU CAR WASH ' You Don't H•~ To Get Out of the C.r WANTED M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT QUICK, CONVENIEtn • ECONOMICAL , BOY or GIRL ILAmNARS only SOc · To Deliver TIM Dally Sentinel fo esteblllhed RCN!tlln Po..,.roy. Lincoln Hill il,.. .,.d Motor Co. HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCW . PMIQ lbt Lor~e~t 'l'ruU or BRIIdom Rlldiator To Tbt 'II!WJelt Heater Core. B,WlTNARS .... tf2·2143 Mulberry Ave. CALL -992·2156 RHI Est•te Fot S.le PhaM992·2143 "-roy,O. SPECI.4L Wheel Alig"ment $6.50 Wheel Bal•nclng $J.50'1•• Wolghts ... Ll'L AINII W•W•hU!Iderne_.., STOP IN SAW & SERVICE II ONI 0' 111• NICHT PIOMI.tt ... CML DICK RAWLINGS . THIJ 8QJlN LotD ' . ' ly AIT IANSOffl ' I ·-- MOM WILl ~E HOM~ ANY MI~UTE.. ! 'D il!:mR HIDE THI& 6CAND~LOU5 5TORY . AI!OIJT PRINCE diM. i OOE OF 'IllES£ 1::1\YS I'LL CWIJ M'l MOOTH OUT~IGHT/ luslneu S.rvic" AlR C:ONDmOMNG Refrlprtlloo lei'Vlc:e. Jaot~a Rl!frti· eratiDJI, Ne• ·Havea. · Pllene 11J :1-3517. • . • tic MAKE MORE PROFlT b)' UsUng your !inn's servleea In the Dally f-eDtlnd'l · Service ~llunn. Bus- · 10 lt 'b READY -MIX eoacretlt. 4ell,... ed rtgbt to ,.,.... project. Fu: . .... easy... Free ..um.... Pbone 89W28t, aoe,JeiD Ready·Mia Co., Mlddlepcirt, _obl_..____·:..:•:...•::~ Bw HARC)LD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - I ll ·· - · CllnoN '"'ASH T GONE OUT 0' TH' 1-K>USE FOI:l DAYSf AMO UHCU. 800·800 STA¥5 ~ IN !llli lll!/l:! RoOM I WHAT'S (0011"1' ON, Y'S'POS!i? MOST 1<10'5 ~ PRETTV Wll.D, !UT THAT "APE~~ ~E CLAIMS Y'GOTTA k'ILL SOMEBOOV ki:E ' I OUI'IHO' BUT 0!-li "n--INC.i'S FOR 9JRE! SOMETHING ~UI'ICLE t!OO·BOO 1-lAL~ .l'Dii!UH I 61ij:CQRf '100 GAH \!lRL~ ABOUT KILL!~~! GAYS IT's RE<i.ii:;AR£1-4 tire) THATIS WJ 'iiH! CLU:.TOH ~ mAT G A!t'BAG£ ! ANO TH6Ss - BOOTS! N · N · ti~VEI? Bll.' R·l<! BE.EN SHOOK! ABBIE AND SLATS ) lUGS lUNNY PL~E AWAKEN /1'6. ~ "ew MINUtiS BE~O~E '/'R,\,IN i1ME1 gold, SJJOI· 'l'wist-A-Fln watcb band Robert Richardi!Oil, 560 .Middleporr, Phone ' •J IN .te •' . I'VG ' �.' It PIID L.UIWaL ••· 'lNI ;AD INJotM~TION I • ~ • ............ • .., .....,.. PcttsaliW .....CAeKaL&.AttOWt . , ~~··-· ....... Ill 'COIII.ICTMHd • IHtttl ftlt .. IlL w&CI¢1U ... ... ,. ..ll . . . . . . . . . ........................... ....,...,..,......... ................ . . ······.., - .... .. •s•M.nAIIO"I ltW. ...... - - . . - · - ,... -. ·~ .Vied. . . . . . . ....... "'. . . . . . MI'WM IADIATOI Pomeroy SPVICI • _Motor Co • llll'f. __ _ ... fttM ;~ ..... '!W ..... ,_._. .... __... • E1JtrlencM 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR _ _ _ _ Now $1395 4 Door. One lot:JI owner. Clean lnterlor, wbite over turquoise fiujsh . V8. Automatic. Radio and Heater • ca. I . . . . . , . . . -~!!"''"II 1111·11111-- ~ . . 1965 VOLKSWAGEN-- - - ., c... - - .......... ~ Now $1395 2 Dr. Delwte model. L«ally owned and low mileaa:e by oririnal owner. Spotles1 clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, nd.io and beater. our Udnl floor budpl lbop. Bater .FanrlllrN, 14lddl8jl0tl Oblo. 11 u 1ft equipped to zi1 zag, monogram, fancy design, buttonhole, etc. For quick sale $42 or 8 payments $6 esch. Ph. 1192-2685. I 26 tic OPEN lVII. f:t10 P.M. IJ.DRM-THRU CAR WASH ' You Don't H•~ To Get Out of the C.r WANTED M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT QUICK, CONVENIEtn • ECONOMICAL , BOY or GIRL ILAmNARS only SOc · To Deliver TIM Dally Sentinel fo esteblllhed RCN!tlln Po..,.roy. Lincoln Hill il,.. .,.d Motor Co. HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCW . PMIQ lbt Lor~e~t 'l'ruU or BRIIdom Rlldiator To Tbt 'II!WJelt Heater Core. B,WlTNARS .... tf2·2143 Mulberry Ave. CALL -992·2156 RHI Est•te Fot S.le PhaM992·2143 "-roy,O. SPECI.4L Wheel Alig"ment $6.50 Wheel Bal•nclng $J.50'1•• Wolghts ... Ll'L AINII W•W•hU!Iderne_.., STOP IN SAW & SERVICE II ONI 0' 111• NICHT PIOMI.tt ... CML DICK RAWLINGS . THIJ 8QJlN LotD ' . ' ly AIT IANSOffl ' I ·-- MOM WILl ~E HOM~ ANY MI~UTE.. ! 'D il!:mR HIDE THI& 6CAND~LOU5 5TORY . AI!OIJT PRINCE diM. i OOE OF 'IllES£ 1::1\YS I'LL CWIJ M'l MOOTH OUT~IGHT/ luslneu S.rvic" AlR C:ONDmOMNG Refrlprtlloo lei'Vlc:e. Jaot~a Rl!frti· eratiDJI, Ne• ·Havea. · Pllene 11J :1-3517. • . • tic MAKE MORE PROFlT b)' UsUng your !inn's servleea In the Dally f-eDtlnd'l · Service ~llunn. Bus- · 10 lt 'b READY -MIX eoacretlt. 4ell,... ed rtgbt to ,.,.... project. Fu: . .... easy... Free ..um.... Pbone 89W28t, aoe,JeiD Ready·Mia Co., Mlddlepcirt, _obl_..____·:..:•:...•::~ Bw HARC)LD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - I ll ·· - · CllnoN '"'ASH T GONE OUT 0' TH' 1-K>USE FOI:l DAYSf AMO UHCU. 800·800 STA¥5 ~ IN !llli lll!/l:! RoOM I WHAT'S (0011"1' ON, Y'S'POS!i? MOST 1<10'5 ~ PRETTV Wll.D, !UT THAT "APE~~ ~E CLAIMS Y'GOTTA k'ILL SOMEBOOV ki:E ' I OUI'IHO' BUT 0!-li "n--INC.i'S FOR 9JRE! SOMETHING ~UI'ICLE t!OO·BOO 1-lAL~ .l'Dii!UH I 61ij:CQRf '100 GAH \!lRL~ ABOUT KILL!~~! GAYS IT's RE<i.ii:;AR£1-4 tire) THATIS WJ 'iiH! CLU:.TOH ~ mAT G A!t'BAG£ ! ANO TH6Ss - BOOTS! N · N · ti~VEI? Bll.' R·l<! BE.EN SHOOK! ABBIE AND SLATS ) lUGS lUNNY PL~E AWAKEN /1'6. ~ "ew MINUtiS BE~O~E '/'R,\,IN i1ME1 gold, SJJOI· 'l'wist-A-Fln watcb band Robert Richardi!Oil, 560 .Middleporr, Phone ' •J IN .te •' . I'VG ' �I ' Farewells Given Pastoro.l Elberfelds The new 1967 Magic Chef brings you the bargain ,f a lifetime. Big~ features, new de- TONIGHT signs to provide you with t~e -- range you Jeauel')l 31 DEAN .MARTIN "TEXAS ACROSS THE need at a price you ca~ afford. RIVE~" - TechnicororA Swingin' Fun-Romp that Fra<;tures the Frontier! Dean Martin, Alain Delon, Joey Bishop, Rosemary Forsyth. .Colorc.,toons: Precticel Yoker Monstrous Ceremonies Dumb Like • Fox Cese of Melt••• Chicken Admissioni 75c & 40c MAGIC CHEF ECONOMY FEATl.IRESs e 2-plece Broner Pan e Storage Drawer e Chrome Drip Bowla e Removable Plu&·In •i\pp~nce Outlet •DVen Stgnal Ught Surf11ce Signal Light Red Wheel Control with Automatic Preheat I Element. See aJI the new Magie Chef Ranges on sale on the 2nd floor. ELBERFfLDS IN POMEROY 0 Looking Back On A Year " . Of Progress ... \... ' ' ~orkinglowardthe SEE Ethical Values In Success, 1966 was a year of growth, both for us and the community! We look forward to continued prosperity in 1967! Many factors have contributed to our progress but one of the most important factors has been you, our customer. Thank you for helping us to achieve our goal .... service to the community and to the future. FlEE CUSTOMER PARKING • ' 0 1 \ • • • ' • THE SHOE lOX .. this little space holds aliving room full of Have yoo read tiny gQod Window · - stickerS lately?' 1 Samsonite Browse to - foldiog .chairs! folding ch•lrs. Comfortable, aoocMooking1 aa "ractlcalaa chairs can be ... ana· stur~vl ·Come In today. · BAKER FURNITURE t • . hecui' ,eontent at the~ BuiCk Value-. G.arnival. of clotet space, with SAMSONITE MIDDLEPORT, 0. · • Seats for 8-ln just two feet ~aUonal ~ 0 For Shoe Sale At Future! · • 0 0 ... ~ ' . . I ' ... I ' J '., ' ... tWTTNAA AUTO • colerf. . . . co·., s®'E..Mai.n St. ) .~ ,. ·Pom~~oy, Ohio � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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