https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bfc6c0a6955e459d72db98f60a974a20.pdf 04a78846d7b7698dd07079e998ad4143 PDF Text Text ' i' . ~ ,,_ -. ;n. ·.-· . .'· e '' ;, \•.,: ' . ,.. ' ,... • j .,' .•. . ' ,. ' ' I ' ' ' ,; : •I ., t ' ... to ·r om Busines8men r Preparing For Cleanup Tbe Ohio stood at 51.2 feet at about 1' a:m. today In doWntown. Pomeroy and was ezpilcted to 1.tan borne Inside lls banks by early afternoon. ~ 2S olflclala at' Apple Grove said the river fell a tenth of a foot there be~Neen I aild 1~ a.m. Looks above Apple Grove reporiAid tile river faulng.-me at a. rate of three-tenths of a· foot per hour - by 10:30 a.m. Souroes al Locl< 2S said 1 crest ol t8.9 ft. was rea~hed there at 7 a.m. today. The rea· · son for the earller crest ln Porn· eroy was credited to the Kallaw· b• River. . All dowaloWII MaJI.st. bu~ •es• plaoes had tnm I.S ft. ..t water OD !heir lloon. More!lalllt late lhllmomlu1 Wore (elllll, oet lor clean-up worlc prior to movlll& baclt. The flood reached a cre1t 1.8 ft .. less than lh..- 11164 llood · when the water went to 52.8 ft. Water 'receded ln Pomeroy afier lt hit 48.6ll1n 1966; ·ther;o was no flood In 1965. · ... . Schools of Meigs County still ' · · OF BUSINESS ~ ,;River stay Away :ft'OD) My Door" Is most appropriate closed today were Pomeroy · -~o· 1 the ba k enti'allce to the Nelson's Dru• Store. Junior and Semor High, Pome, phot o .... ";S c · , • roy elementary, Bradbury ele. m~ntary, Sallsbory elementary, Middleport Wgh $cllool, Mid· . I. · CLOII$T THI!I,O TO . A PHAIIMACY · IH YOUR HOMI ' .•• feiJnr &M it SUPER KEMTONE . ChapJJJan ·Canaday· I '' .,. f<lllowlntl ""'"" eCMI(or WE HAVE ALL THE NEW COLORS IN.STOCK .. .' "' " ,, 'ellclne . . ' ·~ eMidlile,m dJnJUII ' . PiCKENS HAtlDWARE ' Open Every D•Y•·'tP.·Day, 7:00 to 5:30 . . In th&AtM!t .... Ntillt .. .....,_.. · POMIWI't QUALITY IHOI .ITORI Middleport • . ,, .i~lfvrd>ty , \ 1111 I • • At Big 3 Markets .· . .. Gef more food • • WAID CROSS SONS ' . . ' '• 20ti.MAIN -., e AT RUTLAND e- e •· AT TUPPEU PLAINS e AT RACINE • iJ_j_Tfij N :1 ', . . - ' ,·MI-. W. Va.• J .~. 1M • ' ; ' . d :s E. va.cu·ate. RUILAN.O-DEPt STO.R~ . LYONS MARKET PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 9-10-ll-· IUQM Reierved ·~ ' to tllllit el~~~-~~=u~oo~Friday 0•':: · :~:~~:~::~~~·: r::•:r county frOm Hamu. all along Routes 148 and :ef ton bomes l\llno, 1 3311, and Rt. 1U at Bradbory. :'";;~~ :.: No major evacuatlcma In Ohio and In lhru northern Pomeroy Pollee Chief J a d place thefe. ' Keniud<y co110Ueo. . thls mornlnl urged ·.·, Tnlterl •lined Boils weie to'bi used who do not have a At N~w Rtcluqobd about at · Downs Rai:e Track purpose for being In the ~re moved as . worklneQ lo stay out while oleanMore . i@jeet. operations are In progreso. *MEAT BUYS - ' tat"' Cut From Young Porkenl Gimmicks Gone-JUST LOW PRICES PORK CHOPS · .\ c . Mr. Heihnann Dies Wednesday Flrpt Cuts CENTER CUTS-"---"- IW!I-..1 ~~Q.on eDOZEN FOOD BUY-PBICED FOR SAVINGSe ~BIRDS · ~SLICED 3: EYE STRAWBERRIES DEBRIS ~ At. the comer:of l.ynD lodged around the parting . and .Main, debria . .,.lhens ~~-liV, . ~;:~ ~~~·~:! :ddle~~\ schools of Southern L oc a1 , District. -ill)lllea ~·~led today is well ., at : The State De~t of fllghof'!be ~nchester. 1ways reported today ~outea clo~o · bJih wslen. ·Twenty !Out laD!J!les were·l ed la)e this morrliJi!l lneiu~ed .,m , ..evaebaled .a1 'Mi!t!ettor Wedne!l' ·RI. 7. at Dark ~ow_ ~ ~ _ . bodleo and tta!len according to tho Civil D• ol Hobson•. Ill. II jUJt nortilil de~enl IPomeroy, Rt. tJt ·~ fro m l•·ii't;;u·j -:lb. limilles hiVe been •Pomeroy to the County '• at Home Appalachian Has Carman At Mitchell DART BRAND c SLICED ,ooz;pk... We Roll Out .1he In Hendy V. lb. Round Rolli " .', ~9'/ing.sl . ·... BACON ·- ···· .··l~'· ~~ .. . ' ~ ~~ OLEOMARGARINE ~ ' . ,;. .. · ""~ 19c ·3pkg.. 99c CHEESE PIZZA CHASE & SANBORN- 3 lb.spt FINEST JUICY lb. ' lpk... • ' • jf·' • . . . a ~ .' JENO'S TASTY l5oL Our Best Coffee Buy Of The WMkl Jb. bag Showboet Brand PORK &BEANS c 4 49. , .. 3'hoz. ~n• ' •, ' c Pl1ln or Iodized MORTON'S SALT ~\. . ~ Jnsb.rauce Milu Geta 'lOYean in Jail .. ., ' . ·, ' .•'· .. ' '' ' ' ' ' .•;\ ' • . ' I' .. - .. . s46,:•.$1:00 .' . . ' lpt w~ �.•,, ... I' I ,. ~ . 16~'rs Nip Celt~ ll5 ~ 113, Claitli setOnd Straight Crown • AILSTAR \ l ! I ~> I •I' . ! j • The new Sprlna fash· ions are here 11 help you step out proudly · . c in the Easter parade. . · · The New Jilts The Arrow Shim FASI-IIQNS TheAccessories I ' ! I I I .' ·. ' . . ~ ' ' { ,, 1:". SAVE IN MARCHI HALF·TON nEttSIDE PICKUP! l ~ MJreh CiiiiJI 011 good-Jooldllg '67 Ole'J F\eetilde pJmjii. eat with 171 VS lionel, Jllllhbuttoa radio, ehrome hub capl, rutGID appeii'IIICe IDd CUllom ceiarort Items, too i Whe11 JOD see that price tag, you'll know wllat we melD bJ Boalazal See your Cbe'J dealer todaJ • , , IDd . •• J . >i " .I *"'I .. { I If you'd like to have a beautiful gar- . deh this summer , • , Begin Now! All ( DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- I (Upon You,r Request! the Ro.lnson's Cleaners Second St. \ j I \ ...,,}.:· «' ' M*IC!/10914 . F.IMII<k . Pid;up the necessities and assistance you'll need are right here. • Garden Rakes, Hoes, Lawn Rakes, Pruning Shears, Stws • Sacco Plant Food • Sacco Lawn Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Sacco Rosa Food e urth Carpet Gr111 Seed ePeatMots • Cattle & Sheep Mtnure • Weed-NooMore Lawn Weed;kJIIer ., " t: :·~- ' · SPORTS were the thing on a Racine cornfield in the shadow of Spbm POwer Plant ·In Welt Viro wu out 'I'qesday, and tblj group of let!Mgers chose to boat and tnowl!lll on flooded fields just ·llaciae. Schools JR Southern Local continued do oed ~'hur3day. ' /. • -·· ...' •. ' ' ' . - •' ' • . iv· •, ..• '• ' . '". I , .... ~'"'·~· ., f · l·:·POM~ID.¥ · i . -·· _.,_, \ • ,. '• - Downie-Gross, Pomeroy \ . .., ..... SEE OUR ' NE'W TILLJRJ U:.LK" · . �.•,, ... I' I ,. ~ . 16~'rs Nip Celt~ ll5 ~ 113, Claitli setOnd Straight Crown • AILSTAR \ l ! I ~> I •I' . ! j • The new Sprlna fash· ions are here 11 help you step out proudly · . c in the Easter parade. . · · The New Jilts The Arrow Shim FASI-IIQNS TheAccessories I ' ! I I I .' ·. ' . . ~ ' ' { ,, 1:". SAVE IN MARCHI HALF·TON nEttSIDE PICKUP! l ~ MJreh CiiiiJI 011 good-Jooldllg '67 Ole'J F\eetilde pJmjii. eat with 171 VS lionel, Jllllhbuttoa radio, ehrome hub capl, rutGID appeii'IIICe IDd CUllom ceiarort Items, too i Whe11 JOD see that price tag, you'll know wllat we melD bJ Boalazal See your Cbe'J dealer todaJ • , , IDd . •• J . >i " .I *"'I .. { I If you'd like to have a beautiful gar- . deh this summer , • , Begin Now! All ( DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- I (Upon You,r Request! the Ro.lnson's Cleaners Second St. \ j I \ ...,,}.:· «' ' M*IC!/10914 . F.IMII<k . Pid;up the necessities and assistance you'll need are right here. • Garden Rakes, Hoes, Lawn Rakes, Pruning Shears, Stws • Sacco Plant Food • Sacco Lawn Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Sacco Rosa Food e urth Carpet Gr111 Seed ePeatMots • Cattle & Sheep Mtnure • Weed-NooMore Lawn Weed;kJIIer ., " t: :·~- ' · SPORTS were the thing on a Racine cornfield in the shadow of Spbm POwer Plant ·In Welt Viro wu out 'I'qesday, and tblj group of let!Mgers chose to boat and tnowl!lll on flooded fields just ·llaciae. Schools JR Southern Local continued do oed ~'hur3day. ' /. • -·· ...' •. ' ' ' . - •' ' • . iv· •, ..• '• ' . '". I , .... ~'"'·~· ., f · l·:·POM~ID.¥ · i . -·· _.,_, \ • ,. '• - Downie-Gross, Pomeroy \ . .., ..... SEE OUR ' NE'W TILLJRJ U:.LK" · . �( ' , ' ' I' . ' r ' '( '· " " ' ,_ . '• ;;.· • ' ' '' ! .I ' 'r YOOTS . ' !: l Gee • • . I tho~t eYerJ0111 kneW NEUlON S, everyday low prleel IDeluded 1111 .,.. lltriptiolll, ml rut me De. BEST SRECTION I ' llverJ-Mom- SPRING FABRICS IIIJ does! "You •boul4 ,tell your llommy." YOU CAN ' Oay-Spencer FiglifPlanned yet. lt'a cml1'., ' '10.95 Sew&Savel ' j ' I Sandwich Bunf. • . July. .. Rutl~d Boys Leaders in their 4-H Club Palmer's 66 Cops Terry and Gary George, sons Mr. and Mrs. Fred George, Wednesday's Pro-Am 1Rtltla11d, were two of the mem- :., " Ill! Dog Buns ..•" . ": Brown 'n Serve Buns !! I 9lo; ,. . things hers in a first year 4-H club m 1966. As in many clubs. , Mr. Fred George. faliler of lile two boys, was ljle club leader. Ter· ry was pre!ident of ,!lie Rut· land 4-H Boys club Ia~ year. other officers were Ricky BoUn. vice president; Randy Hanes, secretary; Mark M•rns, treasurer; Dallas Weber, reo· r.eation leadej an~ James Btrchl1eld, health chairman.. D_ther members are Robert Birchfield, Ricky Carter, Jim Grueser and Robert Snowden. Gary attended 4-H camp •· long with some. otlier 79 othe: Meigs county 4-H boys and ollending camp at t h c . Cave Camp in JackOhio. While in camp he had the opportunity to parlicl· pate :n conservahon, training, .and bi~es . • Recreation was highlighted by Ithe us2 of the swimming pool ROOMY Icos well as various kinds of ball ITOIIAQI COIIPMIMUIT bert·~ tor pots, pens, 1games and contests. othtr eoo.klnc utensils. Crafts Included the making of lamps as well as conservation SPACIOUS projects. "BALANCID KIA1" OVIN Meigs County is one of fiv~ Uniform h"tthrou1hout . lhil big 2l•lnch OVIA HIUfll counties owning (he Canters , · · '' superb bll~ln1o roaltln1 Cave 4 H Camp which is value<! I TERRY AND GARY GEORGE I .. k fl resulls. • t near 1100.000. . a wor on rst year Many mleresting project• are 4·H project, Gnrd.e_n,.cl,.c ng"-.----- ·------~SPUD IIIOILI~ <:vailahle to fil'sl vear mem· · . fully ad)Uitl.,., pUH·OUt I ~· R tl d 4H Bo The .Umanae I and Mernmac battled four broiler loc•ttd under ovtl'h. '1ersed . '"'th u an ·. 1 hyhs By United Prell International hours of! Hampton Roads 1 Va Glides out on nylon rollar.. S ay WI One (JfOJec W IC · ""d h 1 · , ' ' is recommended for flrsl year I Today IS wurs ay, !"arc 9. , The North's Monitor claimed a I REMOVABLE OVEN DOOII clubs. They chose for their pro-l the 68th day of 1967 wnh 297 to moral victory , when the ~errl~ • QUICK•CLEAN DUIIIN Jert v..~getable Gardening: f. f()IJow. . . ., m~c retre:Jted to N!)rfo'lk. I POIIClLAIN IURND IOWLI Other interesting i)rojects in· I The ntoon Is between ILS las, In 1'.147, one of th~ lonMe!'~ elude r:lectricily, Let's Ex~lore i quarter and new r.tage. strikes in American hi;lory ' . the Outdoors. Ohio Birds, Huck~ The morning star is Mars. ended alte~ 440 . d;Jye when the Years from you'll Bu~ Catchers, and qope. The evening sisrs are Venuz Uriited Automobile Worker& · . : · . more sUmdard project~ and Jupiter. 1came •o terms witll .tbe Ca.11e which have been used for <ears Italian navigator Amerigo ' Manula~turing Co. . jn ,Rarine, includ~ all kinds of livestock Vespucc1, after wl•om Am!!rica Wis. ' (:l!ld poultry such as dairy calt. was 'naml'd, was born on thi ~ A lhought for the daybeef b•eeding, horses. poultry. day in 1451. · .. · I American na(uralfsl John ·But·, sheep. ,swine, and rabbits . In 1832, Abraham Lincoln ran roughs once Said: ''It- is P.i!ltr The ltutland 4-H Boys expect . for his first politico! offtco-th" to b.iieve lila" io deny. Ollr " · to',keep clean & MIDDLEPORT to orp ;1ize their for lepitlclUre--:md iO!'o' . minds are .• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' "'mmer within lile next monlh. J In JU62, UJe worshtp• M•mituq Uvo." • c;c . 1 ~ . ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - Ar· nold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and ID<>llg Sanders led lile attack to· when golfland's pros aet out to conquer the f. Pillar course in the $115,000 Florida Citrus Open, . · Palmer fired a i>underi'ar 66 Wednesday to win the pr' • and said lila! he has heen ing harder than usual this year. Nicklaus had 3 68 Wednesday. . . . The citrus Open " Lhe nellest tournament so far for 1967 most of the top-name are ~ere for a shot at 1ts flrst-plllce money. ' l'!llm<!r, "'•cklaus and . ers are considered the ites. ~. J RENT A RUG SHAMPOOER $1.00 per day Foreman AbboH now, ~roup t~~ IJiinoi~ ·natur~Jl)' affir01a~, ;·, =·,an==d====~:-:r:..: ~· '.1 .• 1 ., •j .·"" . ' \ ' . ...,,, .,..., eoo... wlt.aliBW • ,_ DRBE .. Ablghr/ .· atonlfl $219 95 BASY'l'BBMS .60 ltmiMI WMRANrJ on top 'b urntrt. oven 4X8 burner, oven bottom. Ph11 SHUT fult. Oftl\.ytlr wtm~nty on ontiroro.... be glad a NORGE I , . ON•DISPLAY AT CARPEl HO~SE .' POMERO'I CAROLINA' OPP. " NO J' " ' DEPOT .. · •• I �( ' , ' ' I' . ' r ' '( '· " " ' ,_ . '• ;;.· • ' ' '' ! .I ' 'r YOOTS . ' !: l Gee • • . I tho~t eYerJ0111 kneW NEUlON S, everyday low prleel IDeluded 1111 .,.. lltriptiolll, ml rut me De. BEST SRECTION I ' llverJ-Mom- SPRING FABRICS IIIJ does! "You •boul4 ,tell your llommy." YOU CAN ' Oay-Spencer FiglifPlanned yet. lt'a cml1'., ' '10.95 Sew&Savel ' j ' I Sandwich Bunf. • . July. .. Rutl~d Boys Leaders in their 4-H Club Palmer's 66 Cops Terry and Gary George, sons Mr. and Mrs. Fred George, Wednesday's Pro-Am 1Rtltla11d, were two of the mem- :., " Ill! Dog Buns ..•" . ": Brown 'n Serve Buns !! I 9lo; ,. . things hers in a first year 4-H club m 1966. As in many clubs. , Mr. Fred George. faliler of lile two boys, was ljle club leader. Ter· ry was pre!ident of ,!lie Rut· land 4-H Boys club Ia~ year. other officers were Ricky BoUn. vice president; Randy Hanes, secretary; Mark M•rns, treasurer; Dallas Weber, reo· r.eation leadej an~ James Btrchl1eld, health chairman.. D_ther members are Robert Birchfield, Ricky Carter, Jim Grueser and Robert Snowden. Gary attended 4-H camp •· long with some. otlier 79 othe: Meigs county 4-H boys and ollending camp at t h c . Cave Camp in JackOhio. While in camp he had the opportunity to parlicl· pate :n conservahon, training, .and bi~es . • Recreation was highlighted by Ithe us2 of the swimming pool ROOMY Icos well as various kinds of ball ITOIIAQI COIIPMIMUIT bert·~ tor pots, pens, 1games and contests. othtr eoo.klnc utensils. Crafts Included the making of lamps as well as conservation SPACIOUS projects. "BALANCID KIA1" OVIN Meigs County is one of fiv~ Uniform h"tthrou1hout . lhil big 2l•lnch OVIA HIUfll counties owning (he Canters , · · '' superb bll~ln1o roaltln1 Cave 4 H Camp which is value<! I TERRY AND GARY GEORGE I .. k fl resulls. • t near 1100.000. . a wor on rst year Many mleresting project• are 4·H project, Gnrd.e_n,.cl,.c ng"-.----- ·------~SPUD IIIOILI~ <:vailahle to fil'sl vear mem· · . fully ad)Uitl.,., pUH·OUt I ~· R tl d 4H Bo The .Umanae I and Mernmac battled four broiler loc•ttd under ovtl'h. '1ersed . '"'th u an ·. 1 hyhs By United Prell International hours of! Hampton Roads 1 Va Glides out on nylon rollar.. S ay WI One (JfOJec W IC · ""d h 1 · , ' ' is recommended for flrsl year I Today IS wurs ay, !"arc 9. , The North's Monitor claimed a I REMOVABLE OVEN DOOII clubs. They chose for their pro-l the 68th day of 1967 wnh 297 to moral victory , when the ~errl~ • QUICK•CLEAN DUIIIN Jert v..~getable Gardening: f. f()IJow. . . ., m~c retre:Jted to N!)rfo'lk. I POIIClLAIN IURND IOWLI Other interesting i)rojects in· I The ntoon Is between ILS las, In 1'.147, one of th~ lonMe!'~ elude r:lectricily, Let's Ex~lore i quarter and new r.tage. strikes in American hi;lory ' . the Outdoors. Ohio Birds, Huck~ The morning star is Mars. ended alte~ 440 . d;Jye when the Years from you'll Bu~ Catchers, and qope. The evening sisrs are Venuz Uriited Automobile Worker& · . : · . more sUmdard project~ and Jupiter. 1came •o terms witll .tbe Ca.11e which have been used for <ears Italian navigator Amerigo ' Manula~turing Co. . jn ,Rarine, includ~ all kinds of livestock Vespucc1, after wl•om Am!!rica Wis. ' (:l!ld poultry such as dairy calt. was 'naml'd, was born on thi ~ A lhought for the daybeef b•eeding, horses. poultry. day in 1451. · .. · I American na(uralfsl John ·But·, sheep. ,swine, and rabbits . In 1832, Abraham Lincoln ran roughs once Said: ''It- is P.i!ltr The ltutland 4-H Boys expect . for his first politico! offtco-th" to b.iieve lila" io deny. Ollr " · to',keep clean & MIDDLEPORT to orp ;1ize their for lepitlclUre--:md iO!'o' . minds are .• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' "'mmer within lile next monlh. J In JU62, UJe worshtp• M•mituq Uvo." • c;c . 1 ~ . ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) - Ar· nold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and ID<>llg Sanders led lile attack to· when golfland's pros aet out to conquer the f. Pillar course in the $115,000 Florida Citrus Open, . · Palmer fired a i>underi'ar 66 Wednesday to win the pr' • and said lila! he has heen ing harder than usual this year. Nicklaus had 3 68 Wednesday. . . . The citrus Open " Lhe nellest tournament so far for 1967 most of the top-name are ~ere for a shot at 1ts flrst-plllce money. ' l'!llm<!r, "'•cklaus and . ers are considered the ites. ~. J RENT A RUG SHAMPOOER $1.00 per day Foreman AbboH now, ~roup t~~ IJiinoi~ ·natur~Jl)' affir01a~, ;·, =·,an==d====~:-:r:..: ~· '.1 .• 1 ., •j .·"" . ' \ ' . ...,,, .,..., eoo... wlt.aliBW • ,_ DRBE .. Ablghr/ .· atonlfl $219 95 BASY'l'BBMS .60 ltmiMI WMRANrJ on top 'b urntrt. oven 4X8 burner, oven bottom. Ph11 SHUT fult. Oftl\.ytlr wtm~nty on ontiroro.... be glad a NORGE I , . ON•DISPLAY AT CARPEl HO~SE .' POMERO'I CAROLINA' OPP. " NO J' " ' DEPOT .. · •• I �·' ,, \• I . . o. ,. ·• . I ' . 1 !' • 'o ,, •• 19e'T ' · B·usiness Se·rvic . 'QUAUry Sil!es 11ncl Servl~ Ohio Bolt and Motor . 'Liceitn, . .. . ·~WARZEL MARINE bumper, West ec.st mllror, white top over blue finish, nice and sharp. .'' • ' .. 1964 CHEVROLET ----'--......;c_ _ $1395 ton panel, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steerli'll &: brakes, ' ndio, heater, llke new tires, Positractloll rear 1:1le ~ 1,} Ill, ] .-· i .. ' . OPEN EVIL 9:00 P.M. I : In Memorv ! Lit . • BlAmNARS · Phone 992-2143 Poi!W'OJ, 0. II ONI OP ., J·t . ~t:) \'II~ NICEST PEO~Lkl . . . CALL -!'!" ) ... _,~ -'J_-·.t'' DICK RAWLING$ '1' _ Rlwlings Honda ~,.~ ... .. '• ~\. LI'L ABM£1 WY 3-2~1 ~-· ~·;.; :.· M,IDOLEPORT. OHII0 ·,:-1, ...THE S!TUATI~ 1-!S ''0~ YOU FLY AT 0200 HOU~. . "' .'.", ... .. " lAKER & smRIED h d • ' MSO SPORt BOBCAT SPRINT SAUS & SERVICE Your Holing System 11 The Moat Important Appllenca In Your Home, Lat U1 Give II A Gaod Mid Winter Check fOMIRCn'' OHIO i ,, IIOCI(ING'c:~l~ OHIO PHONI :171 Pomeroy Motor Co. ', HARLEY MOtORCYCLES EYINRUDE · 1%4 CHEVROLET--':"' . - - - - - . $1550 8', Fleetside Pickup, 1 !oct! owner with low lDlleaae and nice and clean V8 engine-, nuUo, beater, good H.D. tires. rear : .. ::: HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING • 1j n ·. .·:c: IF 1 WfRE 'tOU 1 I'D RUN 10 ~E PRINCE~ 51D~ E '••• ' AT t; 0~1':! ..;j FIRST 5 MINUT~S • Wadnllcloy thru Sunday eNOW OPENe CHESTER 25c CAR WASH By HOWIE SCHNEIDER Hospital News --· YDO CMl'T DO DE~WORI< · ON 'TREES! c:r~raQe ., . ; ' ----- Ancl ~o$1,000, anct.no ad,; obout 9<eeii< Wallet ,America'> !y~ical 1 can't accept Bud'6 offer! owner! By MERRILL BLoSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE OH, IN Plt=:NTY POOR PARTS o· C1TIE'3J KIDS 1H!::RI: G.ROW IJP FA~ER, MAYBE i IT DEPENDS OH HOW KID-.> ARt RAI£1:.0, I GUEo;S J 0 10 "!00 liVE~ ~EArl Af'tVTI-IIMG Ll ~ rT, AMNI!'l A l!iOY ()ML'I' TWiLVe. 'iiUPPORTI~ A ~MILY OF ~EVEN, JU'6T AS eQP '3'1'"AJITED n: THAT WA'f1 ITWA~ ~ ~'l NOW TAKING APPLICAliONS FOR CAhiERS IN MIDDLEPORT. sew!! forward and reverse 1 zig zag, equipped to buttonhole, mon ogram, darn, etc. Se.ws new, Pay off 4 payments each. Phone 99:1-2685. Contact Faye Manley Middleport 3 ' Cleaner out layaway, tank type, corr1plelle[ \:mr;lovment Wanted with fl!tacbments. Only S 4 a rnenls $7 each left, Discount Mrs. Cha.rles West, Wyllis for cash. Ph. 992·2685. Hill, Pomeroy, 0. 37 3Z tie Wanted To Buy 1966 SINGER, eqoipped tn iiEDRiOOii"""-;,U;uitote::-. n~riiier-l zag, msoogram, fancy design, ator and, table saw, b\Jttoo hole, etc. For I 992-332:1. sale $42 or 8 paymem s 3 each. Phone 992-21i85. 3 ~ tic NO, NCK, KING GUZ IS DAILY CROSSWORD A<Jl10118 DOWN L Native of L Timber y emea. tree ot S. Cb.eera Brull B. Prontmda.2. To eoftr IIWk ' ' .,.m. .. 10. Long herolo ,....,. %2. Shoe tleo 18. S. Paol!IC loiAUid ... u., I. Roeary bead '-God Ci pG.Subolucc crouP 14. South .....ricaa tuber IlL C<mlfOl'IIUI tiM li..Footb&ll poolllon; abbr. 17. Mill....,. otfiter 20. Uncloae . :IL M!lx 22.Klndor )'ERFECnY ·eeuous ... 15. What Nero al· legedly .did 8.8 J!ome bunted 18. Diplo- macy lt. Soft drlnk 20. Metallic YNieril•~'l BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING Yiol.lb. rock 22.C<If'l .., 3LDefaata• ~ 21. Lenlr'JBill> 32. Putforth 8. Arm&clllio 7.- S.Zodlu •lin t. PollUeal "' round dance group 2S~lncb lL FahriO 1Im• 26. Ever: poet. ula.tln~r 30, !,argo aaun. ~ 24 Hr. Tawing Servlco i USED PARTS '~R CARS · ' I l bath in Pomeroy. Phone 992-25911. 3 ; tfc 5 rooms nishcd. "Ph. ~~2.{;262. 1939to 1966 Modell Also Rebuilt Porta & All Typo Bucket Sool1 Houn 1:00 A.M. ID 6:00 P.M. Z 2 tic 3·-=R:-:M:-.-=sM=AL :-:L,-h-ou - se:· suitabiO for 1 or 2 persons, ruml~hed. 7 DAYS A WEEK Ownen Don1ld & Paul 81lrd Henry W. l1lrd _P~?J:I_27f>3. __ .. __,_26~c ;·~w~~~~:."~'ml: 5 RM. SINGLE house. Abo a: I , furni shed apartment, furnace! 2 16 10tp heal. In Middleport. Ph. 99~ J SINGER sewing machine,-3267, 2 22 18~' model, fully equipped ''' zig I ROOM llli'nished apartment zag, monogram, buttonhole, In Middleport, near shopping make fancy designs w i 1 h area. Also a 1·2 bedroom cams. Full price 172 . 7~ or hllU8e tratler. Ph. 992-J346,aft. payments f$.36 each. Ph. er S p. m. :roBS 12 28 tfc 33.Nolch 311. {lroateot irldegi'M 38, Blbllcal name 39. KnocJc. ~0. Brazil with bath: -gar- !1212 cu. ft. Kelvblat<lr refrtger•ke, rear 91G Locust St.. Mid· ator, like new, $75. Mrs. John dleport. Pb. 1192-29113 day or Russell, 451 Lincoln St., Mid· a 6 lie ' ~ --~ ~ ~ .. .....,,.._._ ,, _____ ~ dleport, ,._,.._,..~_ 'Th'AA !iRJKE5MAN, 8EEN RE~mD TO AS¥. FOR M<X<E 11ME OFF - buftdleJ ... :·c ..,,r,""T!,_,;r"lr''l7'l'li'1!'"'1!;,.,,-II"'"A ........ :.• i1 , tBe ll'oun· tain ot Youth fr. Blllglo 1~ <thing 28.1danahy 29.Rlbbed fabric JO.Moor~d 3if.. Part or ..to.be" 85. Inaane 18. Chop :11. Kind ot "• 'I, .. II • "'pigeon'' 39. Poe poem ft. Taut -'2. On the lett J'.de: naut. ,.,. 43.-and t4.Agreement DtHLY CRYI'TOQUOTE- Hortl'l how II to work lh AJIYD.LBAAXB LO!I"OJ'IlLLOW 3 ' 4RM:· HOUSE ~ ...,, . , etfort perCecUOft· :N.Ilqtlme .... tton meadow Ph. 367·7591 Rt. 7 Ch11Shlre, 0. I bltrU 111040.. ch28.He sourht -~· I WONDER ... 00 YOU QlppOSi o, . ....,. ............-··· a 7 tto .. ,...... ' t' �·' ,, \• I . . o. ,. ·• . I ' . 1 !' • 'o ,, •• 19e'T ' · B·usiness Se·rvic . 'QUAUry Sil!es 11ncl Servl~ Ohio Bolt and Motor . 'Liceitn, . .. . ·~WARZEL MARINE bumper, West ec.st mllror, white top over blue finish, nice and sharp. .'' • ' .. 1964 CHEVROLET ----'--......;c_ _ $1395 ton panel, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steerli'll &: brakes, ' ndio, heater, llke new tires, Positractloll rear 1:1le ~ 1,} Ill, ] .-· i .. ' . OPEN EVIL 9:00 P.M. I : In Memorv ! Lit . • BlAmNARS · Phone 992-2143 Poi!W'OJ, 0. II ONI OP ., J·t . ~t:) \'II~ NICEST PEO~Lkl . . . CALL -!'!" ) ... _,~ -'J_-·.t'' DICK RAWLING$ '1' _ Rlwlings Honda ~,.~ ... .. '• ~\. LI'L ABM£1 WY 3-2~1 ~-· ~·;.; :.· M,IDOLEPORT. OHII0 ·,:-1, ...THE S!TUATI~ 1-!S ''0~ YOU FLY AT 0200 HOU~. . "' .'.", ... .. " lAKER & smRIED h d • ' MSO SPORt BOBCAT SPRINT SAUS & SERVICE Your Holing System 11 The Moat Important Appllenca In Your Home, Lat U1 Give II A Gaod Mid Winter Check fOMIRCn'' OHIO i ,, IIOCI(ING'c:~l~ OHIO PHONI :171 Pomeroy Motor Co. ', HARLEY MOtORCYCLES EYINRUDE · 1%4 CHEVROLET--':"' . - - - - - . $1550 8', Fleetside Pickup, 1 !oct! owner with low lDlleaae and nice and clean V8 engine-, nuUo, beater, good H.D. tires. rear : .. ::: HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING • 1j n ·. .·:c: IF 1 WfRE 'tOU 1 I'D RUN 10 ~E PRINCE~ 51D~ E '••• ' AT t; 0~1':! ..;j FIRST 5 MINUT~S • Wadnllcloy thru Sunday eNOW OPENe CHESTER 25c CAR WASH By HOWIE SCHNEIDER Hospital News --· YDO CMl'T DO DE~WORI< · ON 'TREES! c:r~raQe ., . ; ' ----- Ancl ~o$1,000, anct.no ad,; obout 9<eeii< Wallet ,America'> !y~ical 1 can't accept Bud'6 offer! owner! By MERRILL BLoSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE OH, IN Plt=:NTY POOR PARTS o· C1TIE'3J KIDS 1H!::RI: G.ROW IJP FA~ER, MAYBE i IT DEPENDS OH HOW KID-.> ARt RAI£1:.0, I GUEo;S J 0 10 "!00 liVE~ ~EArl Af'tVTI-IIMG Ll ~ rT, AMNI!'l A l!iOY ()ML'I' TWiLVe. 'iiUPPORTI~ A ~MILY OF ~EVEN, JU'6T AS eQP '3'1'"AJITED n: THAT WA'f1 ITWA~ ~ ~'l NOW TAKING APPLICAliONS FOR CAhiERS IN MIDDLEPORT. sew!! forward and reverse 1 zig zag, equipped to buttonhole, mon ogram, darn, etc. Se.ws new, Pay off 4 payments each. Phone 99:1-2685. Contact Faye Manley Middleport 3 ' Cleaner out layaway, tank type, corr1plelle[ \:mr;lovment Wanted with fl!tacbments. Only S 4 a rnenls $7 each left, Discount Mrs. Cha.rles West, Wyllis for cash. Ph. 992·2685. Hill, Pomeroy, 0. 37 3Z tie Wanted To Buy 1966 SINGER, eqoipped tn iiEDRiOOii"""-;,U;uitote::-. n~riiier-l zag, msoogram, fancy design, ator and, table saw, b\Jttoo hole, etc. For I 992-332:1. sale $42 or 8 paymem s 3 each. Phone 992-21i85. 3 ~ tic NO, NCK, KING GUZ IS DAILY CROSSWORD A<Jl10118 DOWN L Native of L Timber y emea. tree ot S. Cb.eera Brull B. Prontmda.2. To eoftr IIWk ' ' .,.m. .. 10. Long herolo ,....,. %2. Shoe tleo 18. S. Paol!IC loiAUid ... u., I. Roeary bead '-God Ci pG.Subolucc crouP 14. South .....ricaa tuber IlL C<mlfOl'IIUI tiM li..Footb&ll poolllon; abbr. 17. Mill....,. otfiter 20. Uncloae . :IL M!lx 22.Klndor )'ERFECnY ·eeuous ... 15. What Nero al· legedly .did 8.8 J!ome bunted 18. Diplo- macy lt. Soft drlnk 20. Metallic YNieril•~'l BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING Yiol.lb. rock 22.C<If'l .., 3LDefaata• ~ 21. Lenlr'JBill> 32. Putforth 8. Arm&clllio 7.- S.Zodlu •lin t. PollUeal "' round dance group 2S~lncb lL FahriO 1Im• 26. Ever: poet. ula.tln~r 30, !,argo aaun. ~ 24 Hr. Tawing Servlco i USED PARTS '~R CARS · ' I l bath in Pomeroy. Phone 992-25911. 3 ; tfc 5 rooms nishcd. "Ph. ~~2.{;262. 1939to 1966 Modell Also Rebuilt Porta & All Typo Bucket Sool1 Houn 1:00 A.M. ID 6:00 P.M. Z 2 tic 3·-=R:-:M:-.-=sM=AL :-:L,-h-ou - se:· suitabiO for 1 or 2 persons, ruml~hed. 7 DAYS A WEEK Ownen Don1ld & Paul 81lrd Henry W. l1lrd _P~?J:I_27f>3. __ .. __,_26~c ;·~w~~~~:."~'ml: 5 RM. SINGLE house. Abo a: I , furni shed apartment, furnace! 2 16 10tp heal. In Middleport. Ph. 99~ J SINGER sewing machine,-3267, 2 22 18~' model, fully equipped ''' zig I ROOM llli'nished apartment zag, monogram, buttonhole, In Middleport, near shopping make fancy designs w i 1 h area. Also a 1·2 bedroom cams. Full price 172 . 7~ or hllU8e tratler. Ph. 992-J346,aft. payments f$.36 each. Ph. er S p. m. :roBS 12 28 tfc 33.Nolch 311. {lroateot irldegi'M 38, Blbllcal name 39. KnocJc. ~0. Brazil with bath: -gar- !1212 cu. ft. Kelvblat<lr refrtger•ke, rear 91G Locust St.. Mid· ator, like new, $75. Mrs. John dleport. Pb. 1192-29113 day or Russell, 451 Lincoln St., Mid· a 6 lie ' ~ --~ ~ ~ .. .....,,.._._ ,, _____ ~ dleport, ,._,.._,..~_ 'Th'AA !iRJKE5MAN, 8EEN RE~mD TO AS¥. FOR M<X<E 11ME OFF - buftdleJ ... :·c ..,,r,""T!,_,;r"lr''l7'l'li'1!'"'1!;,.,,-II"'"A ........ :.• i1 , tBe ll'oun· tain ot Youth fr. Blllglo 1~ <thing 28.1danahy 29.Rlbbed fabric JO.Moor~d 3if.. Part or ..to.be" 85. Inaane 18. Chop :11. Kind ot "• 'I, .. II • "'pigeon'' 39. Poe poem ft. Taut -'2. On the lett J'.de: naut. ,.,. 43.-and t4.Agreement DtHLY CRYI'TOQUOTE- Hortl'l how II to work lh AJIYD.LBAAXB LO!I"OJ'IlLLOW 3 ' 4RM:· HOUSE ~ ...,, . , etfort perCecUOft· :N.Ilqtlme .... tton meadow Ph. 367·7591 Rt. 7 Ch11Shlre, 0. I bltrU 111040.. ch28.He sourht -~· I WONDER ... 00 YOU QlppOSi o, . ....,. ............-··· a 7 tto .. ,...... ' t' �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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