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I f' Keno Fiddle/ Player. Stays Alert And On The Move At "Ripe Old Age Of 93 1 found out be doei not we•r &Jaases ezcept to read he has several of his God-&iven t11,1!tb, he $till ador~s card gamea like 7-up and Yuker 111d be bas a memory that Is as keen as anyone I have !mown. By Bob Wingett A person Is just as young as he feels and If you don't believe it ask 93 year-old Jacob Weber of Keno, near Chester. When this feature writer made plans to visit ~· Besides all of thla, Jake Weber could lle class!· Weber it was expected that he would be found stt- · fled--as tbe "Jack Benny of K•no" beeauae of hll ting in a ]awn chair. basking in the afternoon sun ability to handle the fiddle. Until a few yean ago Mr. Weber played bis "Ole Bull" fiddle, which lie all bundled up in a shawl. But that thought became o"IY a far-fetched hal- bought about 70 years ago for flte lfOIIara, at publucination when I arrived at the Weber farm locat- lic gatherings. Though be has liven up fiddle play· !ng at dances Mr. Weber can atTn spark lively tunea ed at Keno, off State Route 248. . Upon Inquiring It was learned that the elded.Y from the instrument. lifetime Meigs County resident had gone t~ v~s1t Jake, as he is addressed casually by hill friend~, with a Nelsonville family who had set up ftsbmg never took a lesson on the Ylolln. lle II just muu· camp near Shade River about a mile around the · cally inclined and had been playing the flddle ever since they can remember. l.fr. Weber aald be hill. bought the fiddle second-banded at Gbessler'sfd;ew· It was there I located the active oldtlmer hap_pily elry in Pomeroy wben he was In his early 20 s. chatting with his friends who he had not seen smce While chatting with Mr. Weber he reeatled that last summer. his parents came from Germany in ..1853 and Within only a few minutes afte~ I had met Jake bought tbe farm where he lives In 1858. .fake'l fa· I realized he was not a normal oldttmer. . Summer's Here ••!fhose Strawlier ries ·Are ther walked from Pomeroy to Marietta to purcfaul the Keno land from historic ·setUer Ruf~. Putnam. Mr. We~ was a farmer from the thne he fla. lobed fiChOOI until be retired and turned tbe -farm over to hla son, Floyd, In 1153. The Ufetlme Xeno resident aald )le took over sole operat1on of the farm In 1907. Mr. Weber and bla late wife who pa88ed awat: 1949 were the parents of tbree children: daughters, Mrs. Ralpb Keller and Hilda Weber, and one son, Floyd. Jake aays he preferred the ways of the old daya over the ways of the present because of the way people had to struggle for what they !lad. Mr. Weber gave as examples the way llis mother uaed to bake bread twice a week ancl homemacle ·clothea that were worn by the children. Indeed the fiddle playing Keno resldi!nt II an unusual oldtlmer and .an lnterestlnll penon to talk with. My visit to biB farm will be remembered for quite a while I'll grant you. . . HAVE FUN Got More Dono . INTIItNATIONAL• . CUB CADET I JAC()J WEBER e7 horsepower t!".uJ handling eDependable · • Comfortable • Zll BiJ Capacity Attacbmentl Buy Now On Eay Te""' Remember Loltln Aro lnYIIMI r.Ll - 1.!!:1 When .•• MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. UY 2·2176 R- Molll Gonorot Hospltol ,,.,,.__.,., LOOKING FOR ""' H ay1, ng ;::· r'i •..: Tools? 3 1'•• At AHractlve '~"~~-... ;:,: LOW PRICES ·< > POWER MOWER • Lighten his lawn c'-es with this 22" deluxe free-wheeling rotary New Holland Massey-Ferguson BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS eSEE US there is more than just Fuhon-Thompson SJractor Sa'" · ::;::) WY 2-5101 NIANS 1 N 1 T l· left hand corner, Nolan the affair during whic~.slldA ~A;~oEPLACE--Spank- Swackhammer, rash Bahr, es on "duck bandmg tn . 'Valton Hen rv Bahr K. D. Ams- Saskatchewan, Canada. 1 l~gS.ew at t~~e~:~ 'ts this harv."Wallac~ Bradford , Re- were sho:-vn. Reno l."md, cu ouse, ·. ded 110 Lind Gab<: Nelson Ger- Guy Moms and Joe Sisson 1 ~tant ftrepiace;..h~n."nu·~ ed aid Anthony, J. E. F'oster, donated their services. as Yf m~mc~1~~en dinne! fhis Paul Karr ," Arthur Skinner, bricklayers for the new f1rea r~e Ch ·t member Rue Horace Karr club presi- place. G eo r g e Mornson ~·\· a~ e~ad the honor dent Harry Bailev A. C. worked as mortar man and .;~i ~tr; the first fire. In ' mu,' and Delmar' Baum. ' Horae~ Karr donated I he the ~hoto~ starting at the Thirty Waltonians enJoyed I matenals for the fireplace. 1 WELL REME)I{BERED- This teal~! of 1923-24 baseball pl~yers In Syracuse often been called one of the best semt-pro o~tftts ever tnp,~~~ :dea. 1':eybottom played the Cincinnati Redlegs and lost by a tight margin: t.,ur on .e . row, at far left, is Rollie Hemsie_y who saw plent:v of madorragu~r~tton •ru~s !~~ 8 Pc and is now coach of the International League lndianapo I earn. loaned for publication by Charles Blake, Syracuse. Members of the team were, tom row, Hemsley, Millard·Duckworth, B<ibb)l Snowball, G~h ~lnthn Blake. Batboy in the foreground was the late Marv10 Roberts. In 1 ~ row Duckworth unidentified, late Joe Bob Hemsley, Manager! ~ . ~orge ere diff and Joe Bob tJr.) Hemsley. Members of the team no n pte ure w Pickens and Doug Oliver. 1 J ~-------------------- $250 Million Capital Improvements Bond Issue Seen As Tool For Action In Ohio er ways to help meet the claq. room shortage, such as school consolidations and perhaps better use of facilities already avails- . bit. Hy HASKF.Ll. SHORIJ' l'nih.•d Prf!!i8 lntera11lional COLF1\·1BJ1S rtrP() - Tht> $Z'i0 Jnilliun capllal imprnvt>ments bond issue tht> legislature is al· most <:'f'rlain 1!1 submit to the voters in ~U\'t>mher ili \·i ewf'd in in~ lluenti!:ll Stale Hous~· and educational r1 rclt>~ as the tool for arolion in so mt> f'rilici.ll areas in To Ext..nd Taa The bonds would be financed bJ continuing he 1-cent a pack ciga-rette tax. levied in 1955 for a •15t million capital improvemens program. Thh~ would mean no 11ew taxes but a continuation o: the ~hio. f o.- instanre. tlH• $4 0 million • Ius that it will makt' a\•ai!able lhr:mgh 5\at e and feder1:1l funds .. forlakf's and recrto.ation is one o( b largt'sl sums available in that present tax . ~ld than retirlng tlle bonds. Finance Director Richard L. Krabach said that th ebdnda were t oexpire In ~ for sometime. Lake11 not on- mean recreation but water fnr eitiel and indjstrie s. l!m but he expects th< $150 million issue to be retired in 1972. By 1977, he aald. wih the bonds paid. there would be $140 million plied up in that fund which could not be tooche<l unless the people voted a speclfle use for the money. Thf' $175 mi\liQn for higher ffiu- eabon will provide nf>eck>d rlal!.~­ room spare at the state universi.: 1ie1, their 30 branC'hes, and 111oney for community '11\e tax is producing more money than needed but it caMot be spent Cor any purpose other l'oll~~es •nd technical institute!!. Another $.15 million will be for aeedy school districts . Some eontend this is not ennugh but state ofricialt hope it will go a long way toward easing the problems ef mushrooming enrtlllll'l-ent. fllero art, U wu poinl«< out, otb- The new proposal would unlock that money ond JIUIU additional lundA availllblo Ho expects lxoth .,,... to· be paid Ill obout 25 J-•· ~ • llid !lit (Jlterett ra .. . Page Gov _ JamN A. Rhodes, In announclng support of the program, aaw it as a co-otdinated attaclr: on several problems. He said that the need was here and that ~Y acting now the tax:payerl would save money be-t•ause the interest charge on the bonds would be less than tlw rt ... ing ('OBstruction rosls over the ye&rs. The bond program. Rhodeo 1aid. would help the unlveniti~s. thelr 30 branches, the new com· munity col!eg.. and the muntclpal universitieA \n Akron, Toledo ar~dCincinnati . Aid to the!e lnsl.itut.inns would take some of the pressure off the main state uniVE'fsitie.R. The goverJIOI'. aloo 01ld lhot tho money woold belp moot tho noed for technJcal irud.itutes. Commerce Director Warren Chase aaid ,_ally thol while Ohio had many couea.. and good hlgb tchools It did not have good tecbDical lnltitlltea lo IUnl tllll tb1 •' HURT YOURSELF IN THE ENDI [i ~Used Caterpillar D-2 I ' 'lt{ORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. . - . . whieh won N approval in the Senate Taxation comm-. It ....w not be dllfitult to find tllose who lee! there ohould bo ...,.. money lor varloul l!fOUps, bot the allocallon of the fund ap. peared to be an equitable 11114 reaJODable 10lutlon lo varloua per110111 in and oot ol a..enunent who wiD "'"'" the cani"paf8n fo£ public! IUPP'irt when lbo ila1lt ..- It lbt voten. .. ...IUASf:- • .... - "East Spioo" EJOIIIiooe • EJccept-, l"&l• .... .. -- SPEC tAL · HOMIO FEAlWtiS ••ke wery • a ·sr jill! 1 I I • DQUSM ~ aiiDE iW' " C t • il_.:twillloolid........ ....., era 1 ,.,. ria g • FIIIIER1W' CCMiiG.Soo_IH_ _ _ _IP aw sa e•• ec:astraa w """"~~ect _ . blade _.,._ o EHJ 1o • - • . , - • - _ , twroito ·--- .......;.; --· e n•H!§O WilES- IQIIIobflllllt . . IE 4'11 • Wdlt .•• aids e ~==-::=.:::!~ - looavy load o::::-~ • 111111:1( CUTTIIIQ • c r Buckwheat Soeiety News ,.--- THE POMaOY CEMENT BlOCK CO. QuaHty and Mllflfactlan .,. our mahl ollleclluw when eervlnt our customon. Wo IIMIIeYo th.ee are the thlnt• our really want. HERE ARE THE EXTRAS YOU .GET WHEN YOU IUY FROM US Sure Sign of Quality" 11 99• 95 cuetDMIN has not been any organIsed oppostUon to the bond ISIU8, 1 e;eas ~ · gs at elld Gf .,...,. ing the wheels of indusry. 'ftJere B_.s a perfeet _ , tD ;l se Dad, witll a gill; ..,,. appt • le lllld eejoJr for J'elU'8 to-. We_.,. a .w 1 'e tiDe ot BomW I60taa lei, d l;nxs - ' lli"dll-. c- ito -.1 n.dle )OOUr I 'lew JIO'Irl •r -IIOrqo RACINE, 0. men who did not want a regular <OIIege education but wanted to pJay an important part in turDo The new clasarooma at the unl· versilies and the leehnical inst.i· utes, Chase ..id, could gear 11)0 · atate"o educational laclltUeo at oil leYels to the technolollcal ond acientiflc era. . 111il; and more water !mpoundmenll, be llid, would idd to hie otate"s oltr..,. Uveneu in 1t11 aearcb for new iadustry. Faflter's Doy CN1 "!II ~. . lion or more a year. ·'· . ,. NOW IN STOCKI i'"'.· PHONE WI 9-3202 flo ltL STREET can he delivered fo your Ito•• YOU WILL New Swath FluHer c· F eature· year. He said bllndH would be issues at th erato of about $50 mil- JOHN DEERE ~ SENTINEL would start at about S7 mlllton • "VARMINT" HUNTER Ray . Pickens, known Middleport Ostepath, has a gtant b~ar . ·. · 9xl2 feet, a trophy he shot on Kodtak ka. In Meigs the_game is less t_han 2 tons. "varmmt" rifle he acqUired from the he helps Meigs farmers clear their fielda of pesky groundhog, whose holes are apt to be found sro~~ ing the center of the finest meadows. He~e he !1 sl with guri and a suddenly deceased "whistle-pte.'' I • COULD BE PamoroJ e Tclp quality ••••rials from •atlndl,;. ..._ companies. , e Satlifactlon ••ranr.ed by our font - ..,. .., llrYitDID this comiiiUftlty. ' • A lbt ef ha •mcu ID help yw 1ft r-io- llulllline, Npalr er n•acl•l iont .,. ....,.....,....,..............,. - • LfliF ~CitE="R:.,:.~,- ~--~··•IJ.411\1,[11!1_., Asl f. hH O.•a10c...fnuflf,ioe Ji' 4 j Other Models AI Low As, 69.95 DISCOUNT SPECIAL The Sunbeam SHAVEMASTER Men's Electric Shaver 18 · .8. Reguler 26.25 Discount S,.Cial _ __ lilflilll'ol.m. .. clland yaw·naacl• • •••• aeclll facllllln. · Jade w. Carsey, Ml•· ' S40 L ,MIIn St. WY 2-2111 . ' ~ ... .. ,OPEN ,DAILY UNTIL 9:00 ·p,,f& CMO·I~~y ,r, . TM_, IAT\,IRDAv,) t yt . ' ' �•• .\' 'r . I f' Keno Fiddle/ Player. Stays Alert And On The Move At "Ripe Old Age Of 93 1 found out be doei not we•r &Jaases ezcept to read he has several of his God-&iven t11,1!tb, he $till ador~s card gamea like 7-up and Yuker 111d be bas a memory that Is as keen as anyone I have !mown. By Bob Wingett A person Is just as young as he feels and If you don't believe it ask 93 year-old Jacob Weber of Keno, near Chester. When this feature writer made plans to visit ~· Besides all of thla, Jake Weber could lle class!· Weber it was expected that he would be found stt- · fled--as tbe "Jack Benny of K•no" beeauae of hll ting in a ]awn chair. basking in the afternoon sun ability to handle the fiddle. Until a few yean ago Mr. Weber played bis "Ole Bull" fiddle, which lie all bundled up in a shawl. But that thought became o"IY a far-fetched hal- bought about 70 years ago for flte lfOIIara, at publucination when I arrived at the Weber farm locat- lic gatherings. Though be has liven up fiddle play· !ng at dances Mr. Weber can atTn spark lively tunea ed at Keno, off State Route 248. . Upon Inquiring It was learned that the elded.Y from the instrument. lifetime Meigs County resident had gone t~ v~s1t Jake, as he is addressed casually by hill friend~, with a Nelsonville family who had set up ftsbmg never took a lesson on the Ylolln. lle II just muu· camp near Shade River about a mile around the · cally inclined and had been playing the flddle ever since they can remember. l.fr. Weber aald be hill. bought the fiddle second-banded at Gbessler'sfd;ew· It was there I located the active oldtlmer hap_pily elry in Pomeroy wben he was In his early 20 s. chatting with his friends who he had not seen smce While chatting with Mr. Weber he reeatled that last summer. his parents came from Germany in ..1853 and Within only a few minutes afte~ I had met Jake bought tbe farm where he lives In 1858. .fake'l fa· I realized he was not a normal oldttmer. . Summer's Here ••!fhose Strawlier ries ·Are ther walked from Pomeroy to Marietta to purcfaul the Keno land from historic ·setUer Ruf~. Putnam. Mr. We~ was a farmer from the thne he fla. lobed fiChOOI until be retired and turned tbe -farm over to hla son, Floyd, In 1153. The Ufetlme Xeno resident aald )le took over sole operat1on of the farm In 1907. Mr. Weber and bla late wife who pa88ed awat: 1949 were the parents of tbree children: daughters, Mrs. Ralpb Keller and Hilda Weber, and one son, Floyd. Jake aays he preferred the ways of the old daya over the ways of the present because of the way people had to struggle for what they !lad. Mr. Weber gave as examples the way llis mother uaed to bake bread twice a week ancl homemacle ·clothea that were worn by the children. Indeed the fiddle playing Keno resldi!nt II an unusual oldtlmer and .an lnterestlnll penon to talk with. My visit to biB farm will be remembered for quite a while I'll grant you. . . HAVE FUN Got More Dono . INTIItNATIONAL• . CUB CADET I JAC()J WEBER e7 horsepower t!".uJ handling eDependable · • Comfortable • Zll BiJ Capacity Attacbmentl Buy Now On Eay Te""' Remember Loltln Aro lnYIIMI r.Ll - 1.!!:1 When .•• MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. UY 2·2176 R- Molll Gonorot Hospltol ,,.,,.__.,., LOOKING FOR ""' H ay1, ng ;::· r'i •..: Tools? 3 1'•• At AHractlve '~"~~-... ;:,: LOW PRICES ·< > POWER MOWER • Lighten his lawn c'-es with this 22" deluxe free-wheeling rotary New Holland Massey-Ferguson BALERS RAKES MOWERS CRUSHERS eSEE US there is more than just Fuhon-Thompson SJractor Sa'" · ::;::) WY 2-5101 NIANS 1 N 1 T l· left hand corner, Nolan the affair during whic~.slldA ~A;~oEPLACE--Spank- Swackhammer, rash Bahr, es on "duck bandmg tn . 'Valton Hen rv Bahr K. D. Ams- Saskatchewan, Canada. 1 l~gS.ew at t~~e~:~ 'ts this harv."Wallac~ Bradford , Re- were sho:-vn. Reno l."md, cu ouse, ·. ded 110 Lind Gab<: Nelson Ger- Guy Moms and Joe Sisson 1 ~tant ftrepiace;..h~n."nu·~ ed aid Anthony, J. E. F'oster, donated their services. as Yf m~mc~1~~en dinne! fhis Paul Karr ," Arthur Skinner, bricklayers for the new f1rea r~e Ch ·t member Rue Horace Karr club presi- place. G eo r g e Mornson ~·\· a~ e~ad the honor dent Harry Bailev A. C. worked as mortar man and .;~i ~tr; the first fire. In ' mu,' and Delmar' Baum. ' Horae~ Karr donated I he the ~hoto~ starting at the Thirty Waltonians enJoyed I matenals for the fireplace. 1 WELL REME)I{BERED- This teal~! of 1923-24 baseball pl~yers In Syracuse often been called one of the best semt-pro o~tftts ever tnp,~~~ :dea. 1':eybottom played the Cincinnati Redlegs and lost by a tight margin: t.,ur on .e . row, at far left, is Rollie Hemsie_y who saw plent:v of madorragu~r~tton •ru~s !~~ 8 Pc and is now coach of the International League lndianapo I earn. loaned for publication by Charles Blake, Syracuse. Members of the team were, tom row, Hemsley, Millard·Duckworth, B<ibb)l Snowball, G~h ~lnthn Blake. Batboy in the foreground was the late Marv10 Roberts. In 1 ~ row Duckworth unidentified, late Joe Bob Hemsley, Manager! ~ . ~orge ere diff and Joe Bob tJr.) Hemsley. Members of the team no n pte ure w Pickens and Doug Oliver. 1 J ~-------------------- $250 Million Capital Improvements Bond Issue Seen As Tool For Action In Ohio er ways to help meet the claq. room shortage, such as school consolidations and perhaps better use of facilities already avails- . bit. Hy HASKF.Ll. SHORIJ' l'nih.•d Prf!!i8 lntera11lional COLF1\·1BJ1S rtrP() - Tht> $Z'i0 Jnilliun capllal imprnvt>ments bond issue tht> legislature is al· most <:'f'rlain 1!1 submit to the voters in ~U\'t>mher ili \·i ewf'd in in~ lluenti!:ll Stale Hous~· and educational r1 rclt>~ as the tool for arolion in so mt> f'rilici.ll areas in To Ext..nd Taa The bonds would be financed bJ continuing he 1-cent a pack ciga-rette tax. levied in 1955 for a •15t million capital improvemens program. Thh~ would mean no 11ew taxes but a continuation o: the ~hio. f o.- instanre. tlH• $4 0 million • Ius that it will makt' a\•ai!able lhr:mgh 5\at e and feder1:1l funds .. forlakf's and recrto.ation is one o( b largt'sl sums available in that present tax . ~ld than retirlng tlle bonds. Finance Director Richard L. Krabach said that th ebdnda were t oexpire In ~ for sometime. Lake11 not on- mean recreation but water fnr eitiel and indjstrie s. l!m but he expects th< $150 million issue to be retired in 1972. By 1977, he aald. wih the bonds paid. there would be $140 million plied up in that fund which could not be tooche<l unless the people voted a speclfle use for the money. Thf' $175 mi\liQn for higher ffiu- eabon will provide nf>eck>d rlal!.~­ room spare at the state universi.: 1ie1, their 30 branC'hes, and 111oney for community '11\e tax is producing more money than needed but it caMot be spent Cor any purpose other l'oll~~es •nd technical institute!!. Another $.15 million will be for aeedy school districts . Some eontend this is not ennugh but state ofricialt hope it will go a long way toward easing the problems ef mushrooming enrtlllll'l-ent. fllero art, U wu poinl«< out, otb- The new proposal would unlock that money ond JIUIU additional lundA availllblo Ho expects lxoth .,,... to· be paid Ill obout 25 J-•· ~ • llid !lit (Jlterett ra .. . Page Gov _ JamN A. Rhodes, In announclng support of the program, aaw it as a co-otdinated attaclr: on several problems. He said that the need was here and that ~Y acting now the tax:payerl would save money be-t•ause the interest charge on the bonds would be less than tlw rt ... ing ('OBstruction rosls over the ye&rs. The bond program. Rhodeo 1aid. would help the unlveniti~s. thelr 30 branches, the new com· munity col!eg.. and the muntclpal universitieA \n Akron, Toledo ar~dCincinnati . Aid to the!e lnsl.itut.inns would take some of the pressure off the main state uniVE'fsitie.R. The goverJIOI'. aloo 01ld lhot tho money woold belp moot tho noed for technJcal irud.itutes. Commerce Director Warren Chase aaid ,_ally thol while Ohio had many couea.. and good hlgb tchools It did not have good tecbDical lnltitlltea lo IUnl tllll tb1 •' HURT YOURSELF IN THE ENDI [i ~Used Caterpillar D-2 I ' 'lt{ORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. . - . . whieh won N approval in the Senate Taxation comm-. It ....w not be dllfitult to find tllose who lee! there ohould bo ...,.. money lor varloul l!fOUps, bot the allocallon of the fund ap. peared to be an equitable 11114 reaJODable 10lutlon lo varloua per110111 in and oot ol a..enunent who wiD "'"'" the cani"paf8n fo£ public! IUPP'irt when lbo ila1lt ..- It lbt voten. .. ...IUASf:- • .... - "East Spioo" EJOIIIiooe • EJccept-, l"&l• .... .. -- SPEC tAL · HOMIO FEAlWtiS ••ke wery • a ·sr jill! 1 I I • DQUSM ~ aiiDE iW' " C t • il_.:twillloolid........ ....., era 1 ,.,. ria g • FIIIIER1W' CCMiiG.Soo_IH_ _ _ _IP aw sa e•• ec:astraa w """"~~ect _ . blade _.,._ o EHJ 1o • - • . , - • - _ , twroito ·--- .......;.; --· e n•H!§O WilES- IQIIIobflllllt . . IE 4'11 • Wdlt .•• aids e ~==-::=.:::!~ - looavy load o::::-~ • 111111:1( CUTTIIIQ • c r Buckwheat Soeiety News ,.--- THE POMaOY CEMENT BlOCK CO. QuaHty and Mllflfactlan .,. our mahl ollleclluw when eervlnt our customon. Wo IIMIIeYo th.ee are the thlnt• our really want. HERE ARE THE EXTRAS YOU .GET WHEN YOU IUY FROM US Sure Sign of Quality" 11 99• 95 cuetDMIN has not been any organIsed oppostUon to the bond ISIU8, 1 e;eas ~ · gs at elld Gf .,...,. ing the wheels of indusry. 'ftJere B_.s a perfeet _ , tD ;l se Dad, witll a gill; ..,,. appt • le lllld eejoJr for J'elU'8 to-. We_.,. a .w 1 'e tiDe ot BomW I60taa lei, d l;nxs - ' lli"dll-. c- ito -.1 n.dle )OOUr I 'lew JIO'Irl •r -IIOrqo RACINE, 0. men who did not want a regular <OIIege education but wanted to pJay an important part in turDo The new clasarooma at the unl· versilies and the leehnical inst.i· utes, Chase ..id, could gear 11)0 · atate"o educational laclltUeo at oil leYels to the technolollcal ond acientiflc era. . 111il; and more water !mpoundmenll, be llid, would idd to hie otate"s oltr..,. Uveneu in 1t11 aearcb for new iadustry. Faflter's Doy CN1 "!II ~. . lion or more a year. ·'· . ,. NOW IN STOCKI i'"'.· PHONE WI 9-3202 flo ltL STREET can he delivered fo your Ito•• YOU WILL New Swath FluHer c· F eature· year. He said bllndH would be issues at th erato of about $50 mil- JOHN DEERE ~ SENTINEL would start at about S7 mlllton • "VARMINT" HUNTER Ray . Pickens, known Middleport Ostepath, has a gtant b~ar . ·. · 9xl2 feet, a trophy he shot on Kodtak ka. In Meigs the_game is less t_han 2 tons. "varmmt" rifle he acqUired from the he helps Meigs farmers clear their fielda of pesky groundhog, whose holes are apt to be found sro~~ ing the center of the finest meadows. He~e he !1 sl with guri and a suddenly deceased "whistle-pte.'' I • COULD BE PamoroJ e Tclp quality ••••rials from •atlndl,;. ..._ companies. , e Satlifactlon ••ranr.ed by our font - ..,. .., llrYitDID this comiiiUftlty. ' • A lbt ef ha •mcu ID help yw 1ft r-io- llulllline, Npalr er n•acl•l iont .,. ....,.....,....,..............,. - • LfliF ~CitE="R:.,:.~,- ~--~··•IJ.411\1,[11!1_., Asl f. hH O.•a10c...fnuflf,ioe Ji' 4 j Other Models AI Low As, 69.95 DISCOUNT SPECIAL The Sunbeam SHAVEMASTER Men's Electric Shaver 18 · .8. Reguler 26.25 Discount S,.Cial _ __ lilflilll'ol.m. .. clland yaw·naacl• • •••• aeclll facllllln. · Jade w. Carsey, Ml•· ' S40 L ,MIIn St. WY 2-2111 . ' ~ ... .. ,OPEN ,DAILY UNTIL 9:00 ·p,,f& CMO·I~~y ,r, . TM_, IAT\,IRDAv,) t yt . ' ' �.. . ,. ; ~I ' ,. I, • D1Uy ~e1, Pomeroy-Wdleport, 0., June 1, liMS-t ... ·P.tANO.S · ·- ,. 1963 Little Southern League Baseball Schedule Given elloiLOWIII ........ " ... Ofll. ,AMOUl ,·-, We have all the - sari materlala blltAlek ==----1 .._llr------ at lowest prices. eLightnllll A.Hif•lltnenra eChlmney MMmh eL-..nWire eGuyWII'Ieea...,. . . llf ... Otto.- AII-Chann,l ANTD1NAS t,l l SHOP ... i··d 1d" you want to be.: P.rotected by_ a . THE SHOE BOX 'hosp_italizatio~j; In Middleport Open Saturdays 9 AM to 9 PM . plan that . lS guarauteed:~ renewable ,,, ft:!r life, ' . the man to see is youl'i : manfrom · Now -~ee oolor TV at it. bn1 wi th tbe aateDDa t.bat ekctron· ico.lly atDplll• TV •iJaal•! Deliven a clet.Mr'l U.Uper pict ure to your .tel'fleD, improve. black • whi te, too! Gold anodi.d io pNYent COI'I'MoD. Anilable without Electtonie Am plifin from $24.1l!'i . 9-95 ."" ·'' ASSOCIATED RADIO IIIII TV HARRY MILLIIt, PHONI WY 2-3611 214 1 . Mlln '. 0 '500' -Mile Race Champ Battles Angry Loser ' r11 1 WY 2-2.WO 115 &. 2no1 ,. Pome,'!fr .,, · w. ., DO YOU RECEIVE INTEREST· ·. · AND/OR DIVIDENDS! -·~r:_:.: 1911 IE\D ON I .'" " TH~ -1 111·1 •• Eluylng a 1 New Car? ~ SAVE . . Motller-Dnclller Banqael The Rulli and DorcU Circle the w.s.w.s. of the New E.U.B. Churcb held tbelr Mother and Dqhter at !he church with Mn.IIMU~ha~e ' DON'T I'MDLI MOUI. IN YOUI ClUB .NEW -* ' . ... _...... . .....,. . . ,. . . . . . . . . .1 We bandle alli!Zel oflulb for bottlt gas. Wesente8 wbat we sen. Rutland Furniture RU'I'LAND, OHIO PhoneSH. 2-4811 .. ..,_,. "Everything To Build Anything" CAROLINA LUMBER · ,.Qnd Supp,ly Co. PT.PL~; W. ,,,_., I USED ' ClliZEIIS NA110NA1 Ull Mkfdlepert . FUMai~ IMI& ,.,.,,..., u' . RELAX-FIND WHAT YOU WANT BY reading and using WANT ADS Do you know of an easier way to shop or sell? When you make our Went Ads your merketplece, all you do is place your ad and wilt for the phone to ril'lg (and ring it wi II), or sit back and enjoy reading . ' .. . GILMORE Supply Store _,_,..., Bulk Tank Service & EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS THOIO WAT '.· ow..' . lineiNAl • .,• ' ··-................ ,. .1 CI.Aft.FIED DEPT• - R~..:l-... . . , 'f.'t '"• ~·-,"/' \. ...,.. .,.. "' ' ' ' of;: . " ' . PHONE WY2·2157 ' j ,\ li-;· the. Want Ads, then phone for an appointment to see the ~'!!~!sed It~ Want Ads do the work - and quickly! ~· \<{ f'C·· F11Sf .,...,. UHI : l . r.·. ·.....r.: . ,' :.. lH~ .' .DA'ILY SJNl,NI,l I ' �.. . ,. ; ~I ' ,. I, • D1Uy ~e1, Pomeroy-Wdleport, 0., June 1, liMS-t ... ·P.tANO.S · ·- ,. 1963 Little Southern League Baseball Schedule Given elloiLOWIII ........ " ... Ofll. ,AMOUl ,·-, We have all the - sari materlala blltAlek ==----1 .._llr------ at lowest prices. eLightnllll A.Hif•lltnenra eChlmney MMmh eL-..nWire eGuyWII'Ieea...,. . . llf ... Otto.- AII-Chann,l ANTD1NAS t,l l SHOP ... i··d 1d" you want to be.: P.rotected by_ a . THE SHOE BOX 'hosp_italizatio~j; In Middleport Open Saturdays 9 AM to 9 PM . plan that . lS guarauteed:~ renewable ,,, ft:!r life, ' . the man to see is youl'i : manfrom · Now -~ee oolor TV at it. bn1 wi th tbe aateDDa t.bat ekctron· ico.lly atDplll• TV •iJaal•! Deliven a clet.Mr'l U.Uper pict ure to your .tel'fleD, improve. black • whi te, too! Gold anodi.d io pNYent COI'I'MoD. Anilable without Electtonie Am plifin from $24.1l!'i . 9-95 ."" ·'' ASSOCIATED RADIO IIIII TV HARRY MILLIIt, PHONI WY 2-3611 214 1 . Mlln '. 0 '500' -Mile Race Champ Battles Angry Loser ' r11 1 WY 2-2.WO 115 &. 2no1 ,. Pome,'!fr .,, · w. ., DO YOU RECEIVE INTEREST· ·. · AND/OR DIVIDENDS! -·~r:_:.: 1911 IE\D ON I .'" " TH~ -1 111·1 •• Eluylng a 1 New Car? ~ SAVE . . Motller-Dnclller Banqael The Rulli and DorcU Circle the w.s.w.s. of the New E.U.B. Churcb held tbelr Mother and Dqhter at !he church with Mn.IIMU~ha~e ' DON'T I'MDLI MOUI. IN YOUI ClUB .NEW -* ' . ... _...... . .....,. . . ,. . . . . . . . . .1 We bandle alli!Zel oflulb for bottlt gas. Wesente8 wbat we sen. Rutland Furniture RU'I'LAND, OHIO PhoneSH. 2-4811 .. ..,_,. "Everything To Build Anything" CAROLINA LUMBER · ,.Qnd Supp,ly Co. PT.PL~; W. ,,,_., I USED ' ClliZEIIS NA110NA1 Ull Mkfdlepert . FUMai~ IMI& ,.,.,,..., u' . RELAX-FIND WHAT YOU WANT BY reading and using WANT ADS Do you know of an easier way to shop or sell? When you make our Went Ads your merketplece, all you do is place your ad and wilt for the phone to ril'lg (and ring it wi II), or sit back and enjoy reading . ' .. . GILMORE Supply Store _,_,..., Bulk Tank Service & EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS THOIO WAT '.· ow..' . lineiNAl • .,• ' ··-................ ,. .1 CI.Aft.FIED DEPT• - R~..:l-... . . , 'f.'t '"• ~·-,"/' \. ...,.. .,.. "' ' ' ' of;: . " ' . PHONE WY2·2157 ' j ,\ li-;· the. Want Ads, then phone for an appointment to see the ~'!!~!sed It~ Want Ads do the work - and quickly! ~· \<{ f'C·· F11Sf .,...,. UHI : l . r.·. ·.....r.: . ,' :.. lH~ .' .DA'ILY SJNl,NI,l I ' �. ' ,, j . ·~ ' ' • TELEVISION IN REVIEW Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS By IIII:K tlaW - $1,295 Ivory over turquoise finish, Powe-rglide, rtdio, heater, whitewalLs. spotless clean interior . 1959 FORD GAL AXlE HARDTOP COUPE .. - $1,495 Low mileage by local owner, ivory ove-r green ftnts~, clean inte rior, automatic tra ns., VB motor , power steermg, ra· dio, heater. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 1:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO FOR SALE BASSETT hound pups, A.~"'-·1 registered. Victor Wolle. cine, Ohio. Phone WI 9--3023. 5 31 Jlc FOR @) Uf'. 0 B A ) Dflhllr f I I tallod. munc1 of •nllptaunoat oo lhil point llnco we have prevlouoiJ oOted the ......._ of "l!yewf! a ," ''Chet Rlllllley IIAiportin&," "IllYlll Brintley'o Journal.'' Ronrd It Smlth'o wieldy OOIIIDlelltm7 and "Cio...up". 111eoe prime-tlmt ~.,.merely lilted INrowllh .... .,,,._ the ,...,.. ~ aot 1oo ,_ 111101t tom 111o...... .....,_ ullaa ct au- claaaman of tho Foderll t1ono Commlul<w who to Wlllblnpa ., a IUC:o h~ Cbl•"10 law pa..- of stoo,_. Point: nie Sbarl Lowts ebll<ftn•o allow- -.a to be B1 1 liarter. ..... ' ; fo r h u t Rf:srdt~ I ' ~ READand USE , obow IIIII follow. So IAIIda I« tbe bf1 ....._ Now 1o ...... oddod OJI liDo : 11o1o1; 'l'loo et r! 111 -o.u. llt!lllal a.-a,u ahoo> {0 1111. l'lllllt: 'Jbt , "QQI...o c1 the Air" myo follow IL Poial: "AdJol Sloo> R. of ~ " ' i i - a... porto" II ou,t w1tb " ' - IUid Dated from lhil - · It Allwwo" bl I'll II'IOidJ fnq lime for anotber, IDd mora de- ~ to ...,._ 11. a, . $1 ,765 Automatic tran.lf!, r1dio, heater, lugga~e rack,. beautlfuJ white finish with red interior, good wh&tewall hres. 1 "'oafe" l'llllot far ~~~~ ·• ':> ' - ,...;; poddlla . . _ JMm 17 .. HOU.YWOOD IUP!J - Tbo lsitrlabt aetwab . . .H"·'n'ul ol lrreo•lbt mggeot~ooo tluot rep J.vly-ICbedulod p u b lie lhowo lfe llldq I tr1mm1nc In the coming Ill view of lbla (lOOI>j """& IJid Ia View ollie flel !bot 1101110 J961 CORYAIR STATION WAGON 1959 CHEVROLET V-1 2·000R LiJiiiW • . . a ~ fine~~. ., • • • I .. '----!::i;~l.....:J L..:'~L_j ILS::~_j ~~ .··~ r -:-·REGULARLY! <· NOPE- IWUZ JeST SORTA WJ EH RADIO . UlNESOME ~ER CXJMMNV 'TllOAV 11:. Cllde ..,_ I· · ,, 11:• NeWI lA,.. ·• . r7 ._. 0 ar.. · • I fta C l'dlq 1:• Sip • 1:• 0 "IJI """ 'nla I I' II · .,. OldD 11:11 r:• v.- """ 'liiW M I !lOt' ·12:a , . ...._-.. · 11 ,..._. 11:. Oi- I Go a-_ · 1:• ..... 1:. Warld .Niwl 1:11 ""•]eel Cltd: 1:• NeWI ... 1:• au.. a wM p 0 .Rad" IUS ..-y Br KIN. No, but heck! · Now Ruthie and 1 i w:ll have to 1 f :ra ~omebod ~ I new . t~ hlrte. -..... .......... """'· 1-. . . ·- .... ..__ ..---...- to... ,._ . • IAIHIY GOOGUI. _. INUI'I'Y IMITif a look at tbt lliltWOJb' beat .. I'IIIDI: 'lbt daliJ "Coli ...... 1:• I I I 1lli 1:. a.., 0o .. . butol punch. 'IIIII to t h e - - JlniiP'IDI II out It will be ,. 1:11 l'lbllc· S.tlte NeWI lll!ll '' CBS IUid NBC of the doDy . . . - b7 I JOb W.U.. t:• R A&i II PI " I l:ll llldwiJ M rl ....mg aowa l'lplll1.o, 001110 Sop- lbow Wider lht - b · - . 11:• .,_a,.. f1oo1aa 1:115 Newo !!ell tembet, from U to 110 m111utea. iniiY bkftdlb1e 1i1ooJ7 lbal a .., 10:• 'bill t1 till 'J'vn f:• I'll 'C WIQI 111111 n.o arelhe Waltor cro.tdte IUid public affaln program mllll tr. IO:Ii6 World New · t:• 11!1& ,.,.. ~-llrlnkloy repor11. At CBS, quently cut off an old ooe. · 11:00 Ta1li: Cll! till Tcnn! 1:• 0, "'ll,t lfeal ltlt~ tr:llllllfwa __, for tbt a- Point: 'l1lere Wll aot a olngle lacept Fit. <Jadlllillo 1:11 Warld Na11aaaJ N1w1 01 Ing '·"liuDtley Reportlug" and ..., lnformall..at..,.,. • docu- 11:45 World OCtwo 1:11 Spnffl&l" Cll _ . . . " •1 .Journal" · menlarJ typo; llhow olfered ~ 11 :li6 . , _ 01aDQ lfeal 1:11 Newo · ihpon.... bao beeu cmty In prime-lime this ~12:00 CmnmmKJ New l :lf MneJrel a.dr clMoed by 111. What to Point: No moJor . ..,.. eduoo- ,_II:::=•:..:L-:::ae:::II:..:R::.e:.:•:.•-~--':.::'•::.:SJeii:::::.~Oif=----bowe...-, 11 tiW the tJono1 PI'Oill"IDII for c:blldron """ wllh their roflto beeu ..for """' ...... this ond o CBS weekJJ of 11111«1 10 <OUii{pot IIWIIIIIOD lhemoelvea 1o dramao II Intended for ,..erat ......,. 'l'lln Prldaio 1 1:11 ~ Pu1J car/Y'out lhelr -··lono without cmuump~. .. , 1::10 MIIIDal Rewa oacrlliclng other worthy pubHc af· Pvlnt: Dlloovery, • cldlcl- 1·00 New 11reUfast Pan, GASOLINE ALLEY laira ~orto. nn'o llbow, from 1:11 Sacred llelrt I'IGIIIlD , Mutual Nowo 8 00 Fuf'lllennore, In oome placeo, dally· 1:11 CGuntry JII!Dboret 1:11 Breatfut Pu1J the ~~ l'lplll1l are lObed- Point· An ABC spokesman re- 1::10 Newo 1:30 Mutual New There wa6n't uled opposite each other, which cently ~~~ !ltlll not c:ertoln IIIIDitl l:ll$ Farm WG!'Id Nowo t :JS BreUtu1 Pu1J anq fiQht after ell? m""''' tiW the added ,....k:e II lht now fall oerJeo lbou t tbe 1:45 Melp County IIFD 10:00 Mutual Nowo ID ~eralooo for viewen who Franldln Roooovelt 1011'11, whlcb 7:00 Mutual Nowo 10:05 Polka Party lill~lfi more proctlcable lo watdl lndlcoteo 0 - k 11o1e of aJ. 7:11 · J1reU1ai1 Plrty 10:30 Mutual Newo ooe ~om at • lime. Vlewero fain 7:30 Mutual Newo 10:35 Music In 1bo Air aiJcj oould not oare leu whlcb · 7:10 Newo RepGrt 10:45 1bo Good Life 8:00 Brellkf811 Party 11:511 UDder Oldo llt1ei CROSSWORD 8:00 N8WI ll:ot Mutual Nowo l Auu.on.. ~ 8:illl Coffee Wltb J1111t 11:015 Top TeD Show ri9:30 Mutual Now 11:30 Mutual Newo •a..... IO. Yitali... 1:35 Cclffee Wltb Janet 11:35 Top Teo Show ll Candle· ~Do-. .. 9:45 Bell)' N - Show 1%:00 NOINI NtWi &bt captt~; 10:00 MutuaJ Nowo 12:15 l!luslclll lnta'lude . .Fowl 10:05 Mlotltorla1 Aurlalllll 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teetl I. lll&tenal to.. 10:211 Country Hoe Down 1:110 Mutual New 10::10 MutuaJ Newt 1:05 Platter Party t or tluo 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:110 MutuaJ News ll. lolarld: 11:00 MuiUal Newo 1:05 Travella' Time & T1lla Ill! 11:015 F.ducallo!lal Newt 5:30 Mutual News plata D . Boya t AIIGIWI!Iee 11:00 CGulltry Hoe Do lfD • 5:115 Trnellll' Time Indian n. ~ • .mI QD . SwiJI Shop 1:110 Mutual Newo IO. Pal-ot 11:30 'Mutual Newt 1:11 SW!down ~ "~ 11:35 Farm Newo 1::10 Mutual Newo C. vall ... ' ll'l. Llltlo 18. TV'• IVrtb 11.:55 Upper Jlooaq Medltallllll 8:~ . .IRP.&to.l"' Serenade ea..... 31.11:58 Do1t Jones· Stoa Avu. 7::10 Off the Alr-Ma)' ll To c:ut ott a. Oame IIIIi 10. 1111 12:00 N0011 Nelfl, Wootber Saaday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual Newo 1:00 MutuaJ N8WI 7:35 Ai'm1 Hour 1:06 Molle Jolt For YIIU 1:110 BapUat La)'111011'1 Hour 1::10 Mutual New 8:10 NthrOJt Newt 1:35 llusle Just For YGU 1:35 Hour of Dellverii!ICt 1:00 Fui!Ga Lowil Jr. NtUI (Rev. Paul Joaeo) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Cmn,_tory t :IIO Wlnp of Rea11Di 2:1111 Millie Just Far YIIU 1::10 Mutual Newo 2:30 Mutual Neft 8:35 LegfslaHve Review 1:35 Millie Just Far YIIU 10:00 Voice of Propb.., S:OO MutuaJ Newo 10:10 Mutual Newo 1:11 Plattor Party lO:SI Wub. flepta to Plap1e S:" Mutual NeWI 11:10 lluDdi1 QJapel 1:3S Plotter Party 11:00 Ceomlry il!'IDD 'nme 4:00 New• 11:30 llutual Newo UO Loeol News 11:35 Country Jqmu 'nme 4:40 Platter Party · 12:110 N0011 Newo S:IIO MuiUal Newt 12:11 The Seardl 5:05 Travellll' Time 12::10 Rev. Merlin Teeto 5:Sf BW Sterna llparli 1:00 llour fl O...•laa 5:35 ·Travelln' Time 1IO]jl Gnbam 1:00 Loeol Newo l :SI Tbo LIIU.aa llol!r 8:06 Van Patricll 11par1i 2:110 The BIC Lie 1:06 Von Patrie) llparli I:SI MuiUal Nno 1:15 sw.lown SereDade 2:35 1IICir To The Cilia 8:30 MudiaJ Newt 41:ot Rev. R-. Tbama I:SS SUDdoillt Serenade 3:30 The Quiet llour 7:1D Slgnoff·Ma)' f:GO ll(uiUaJ Nowo ~ -~ll 'fJ."\ A er,t.r,... ClaMa.._ lolaJUJ 4:111-1:10 &indl,)' m..4:30 MuiUal Newo 01 PTAKJ li'CV MVrl'llB:, 1:00 New uvTP r~~~ · 1:015 CGUbtry Mua1e 'lbne 5:110 News fteedtiII,Q.'V RA.CVOVXN liODII'l Ol'rOI:s 1:30 Mutull Newo I:SI MuiUal Newo ~ .~ , ~}I:Ql B: I:V rQ.-01 C8 NRC VK I:Sii Farm World Newt 8:00 Mutual Newo 1:00 lflllua1 Nowo 1'• Ci»lotao... IP ORI'l'ICIBM HAD A.1fT 1111A.L 1:40 RJI'D 7:ot 111utu11 Newo · 1:015 SUiidoaD Sere!Uidl '1'0 IIAliX, TBB IIIWNK WOVLD 81: JIXIiNO'l 8t NOW.-PRaD A' I "'N 7:06 llrellkfut Party 1:11 Jofutua1 Newo 7:30 MutuaJ Nowo 1:35 8ersade "j; ':.:2 7:Sii Bnlllkfllt 7:30 Off lila A1I'-MI,)' P., •. \ :1.S~JH ~ WANTADS a.,;,..,. IZ Before .,..._,•.,. let ua tab ., ' ,.. ••• ...,. By cHESTER GOULD .... .,.,..,. •i. ,.,.. """" ._ a FOR SALE ~- Farmall A tor with mowing machine and cultivators. $375. Phone 1-81131 after 5 p.m. lt:;: '"""' ...... ____ ...., By HAROLD GRAY e·B·SUT THEN YCl.l MUGTA TI?AVELED AN AWJ=Ul LOT: BEEN W~ UP IN SOCIETV. ER··• B·BUT HERE •"YOU•" WHY ~ WHV 00 I UVE IN TI-ll'S LITTLE I MMEAr< ..... .-<"'a t! £HAO<'? BECAU6E, ANN!!;;, HERE I AM MORE AT PEACE Al'-\0 HAPf:liER IHAN ANY an_.~ PlACE I'VE EV~ ..('1\fli?' LIVEO::J.:. . �. ' ,, j . ·~ ' ' • TELEVISION IN REVIEW Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS By IIII:K tlaW - $1,295 Ivory over turquoise finish, Powe-rglide, rtdio, heater, whitewalLs. spotless clean interior . 1959 FORD GAL AXlE HARDTOP COUPE .. - $1,495 Low mileage by local owner, ivory ove-r green ftnts~, clean inte rior, automatic tra ns., VB motor , power steermg, ra· dio, heater. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 1:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO FOR SALE BASSETT hound pups, A.~"'-·1 registered. Victor Wolle. cine, Ohio. Phone WI 9--3023. 5 31 Jlc FOR @) Uf'. 0 B A ) Dflhllr f I I tallod. munc1 of •nllptaunoat oo lhil point llnco we have prevlouoiJ oOted the ......._ of "l!yewf! a ," ''Chet Rlllllley IIAiportin&," "IllYlll Brintley'o Journal.'' Ronrd It Smlth'o wieldy OOIIIDlelltm7 and "Cio...up". 111eoe prime-tlmt ~.,.merely lilted INrowllh .... .,,,._ the ,...,.. ~ aot 1oo ,_ 111101t tom 111o...... .....,_ ullaa ct au- claaaman of tho Foderll t1ono Commlul<w who to Wlllblnpa ., a IUC:o h~ Cbl•"10 law pa..- of stoo,_. Point: nie Sbarl Lowts ebll<ftn•o allow- -.a to be B1 1 liarter. ..... ' ; fo r h u t Rf:srdt~ I ' ~ READand USE , obow IIIII follow. So IAIIda I« tbe bf1 ....._ Now 1o ...... oddod OJI liDo : 11o1o1; 'l'loo et r! 111 -o.u. llt!lllal a.-a,u ahoo> {0 1111. l'lllllt: 'Jbt , "QQI...o c1 the Air" myo follow IL Poial: "AdJol Sloo> R. of ~ " ' i i - a... porto" II ou,t w1tb " ' - IUid Dated from lhil - · It Allwwo" bl I'll II'IOidJ fnq lime for anotber, IDd mora de- ~ to ...,._ 11. a, . $1 ,765 Automatic tran.lf!, r1dio, heater, lugga~e rack,. beautlfuJ white finish with red interior, good wh&tewall hres. 1 "'oafe" l'llllot far ~~~~ ·• ':> ' - ,...;; poddlla . . _ JMm 17 .. HOU.YWOOD IUP!J - Tbo lsitrlabt aetwab . . .H"·'n'ul ol lrreo•lbt mggeot~ooo tluot rep J.vly-ICbedulod p u b lie lhowo lfe llldq I tr1mm1nc In the coming Ill view of lbla (lOOI>j """& IJid Ia View ollie flel !bot 1101110 J961 CORYAIR STATION WAGON 1959 CHEVROLET V-1 2·000R LiJiiiW • . . a ~ fine~~. ., • • • I .. '----!::i;~l.....:J L..:'~L_j ILS::~_j ~~ .··~ r -:-·REGULARLY! <· NOPE- IWUZ JeST SORTA WJ EH RADIO . UlNESOME ~ER CXJMMNV 'TllOAV 11:. Cllde ..,_ I· · ,, 11:• NeWI lA,.. ·• . r7 ._. 0 ar.. · • I fta C l'dlq 1:• Sip • 1:• 0 "IJI """ 'nla I I' II · .,. OldD 11:11 r:• v.- """ 'liiW M I !lOt' ·12:a , . ...._-.. · 11 ,..._. 11:. Oi- I Go a-_ · 1:• ..... 1:. Warld .Niwl 1:11 ""•]eel Cltd: 1:• NeWI ... 1:• au.. a wM p 0 .Rad" IUS ..-y Br KIN. No, but heck! · Now Ruthie and 1 i w:ll have to 1 f :ra ~omebod ~ I new . t~ hlrte. -..... .......... """'· 1-. . . ·- .... ..__ ..---...- to... ,._ . • IAIHIY GOOGUI. _. INUI'I'Y IMITif a look at tbt lliltWOJb' beat .. I'IIIDI: 'lbt daliJ "Coli ...... 1:• I I I 1lli 1:. a.., 0o .. . butol punch. 'IIIII to t h e - - JlniiP'IDI II out It will be ,. 1:11 l'lbllc· S.tlte NeWI lll!ll '' CBS IUid NBC of the doDy . . . - b7 I JOb W.U.. t:• R A&i II PI " I l:ll llldwiJ M rl ....mg aowa l'lplll1.o, 001110 Sop- lbow Wider lht - b · - . 11:• .,_a,.. f1oo1aa 1:115 Newo !!ell tembet, from U to 110 m111utea. iniiY bkftdlb1e 1i1ooJ7 lbal a .., 10:• 'bill t1 till 'J'vn f:• I'll 'C WIQI 111111 n.o arelhe Waltor cro.tdte IUid public affaln program mllll tr. IO:Ii6 World New · t:• 11!1& ,.,.. ~-llrlnkloy repor11. At CBS, quently cut off an old ooe. · 11:00 Ta1li: Cll! till Tcnn! 1:• 0, "'ll,t lfeal ltlt~ tr:llllllfwa __, for tbt a- Point: 'l1lere Wll aot a olngle lacept Fit. <Jadlllillo 1:11 Warld Na11aaaJ N1w1 01 Ing '·"liuDtley Reportlug" and ..., lnformall..at..,.,. • docu- 11:45 World OCtwo 1:11 Spnffl&l" Cll _ . . . " •1 .Journal" · menlarJ typo; llhow olfered ~ 11 :li6 . , _ 01aDQ lfeal 1:11 Newo · ihpon.... bao beeu cmty In prime-lime this ~12:00 CmnmmKJ New l :lf MneJrel a.dr clMoed by 111. What to Point: No moJor . ..,.. eduoo- ,_II:::=•:..:L-:::ae:::II:..:R::.e:.:•:.•-~--':.::'•::.:SJeii:::::.~Oif=----bowe...-, 11 tiW the tJono1 PI'Oill"IDII for c:blldron """ wllh their roflto beeu ..for """' ...... this ond o CBS weekJJ of 11111«1 10 <OUii{pot IIWIIIIIOD lhemoelvea 1o dramao II Intended for ,..erat ......,. 'l'lln Prldaio 1 1:11 ~ Pu1J car/Y'out lhelr -··lono without cmuump~. .. , 1::10 MIIIDal Rewa oacrlliclng other worthy pubHc af· Pvlnt: Dlloovery, • cldlcl- 1·00 New 11reUfast Pan, GASOLINE ALLEY laira ~orto. nn'o llbow, from 1:11 Sacred llelrt I'IGIIIlD , Mutual Nowo 8 00 Fuf'lllennore, In oome placeo, dally· 1:11 CGuntry JII!Dboret 1:11 Breatfut Pu1J the ~~ l'lplll1l are lObed- Point· An ABC spokesman re- 1::10 Newo 1:30 Mutual New There wa6n't uled opposite each other, which cently ~~~ !ltlll not c:ertoln IIIIDitl l:ll$ Farm WG!'Id Nowo t :JS BreUtu1 Pu1J anq fiQht after ell? m""''' tiW the added ,....k:e II lht now fall oerJeo lbou t tbe 1:45 Melp County IIFD 10:00 Mutual Nowo ID ~eralooo for viewen who Franldln Roooovelt 1011'11, whlcb 7:00 Mutual Nowo 10:05 Polka Party lill~lfi more proctlcable lo watdl lndlcoteo 0 - k 11o1e of aJ. 7:11 · J1reU1ai1 Plrty 10:30 Mutual Newo ooe ~om at • lime. Vlewero fain 7:30 Mutual Newo 10:35 Music In 1bo Air aiJcj oould not oare leu whlcb · 7:10 Newo RepGrt 10:45 1bo Good Life 8:00 Brellkf811 Party 11:511 UDder Oldo llt1ei CROSSWORD 8:00 N8WI ll:ot Mutual Nowo l Auu.on.. ~ 8:illl Coffee Wltb J1111t 11:015 Top TeD Show ri9:30 Mutual Now 11:30 Mutual Newo •a..... IO. Yitali... 1:35 Cclffee Wltb Janet 11:35 Top Teo Show ll Candle· ~Do-. .. 9:45 Bell)' N - Show 1%:00 NOINI NtWi &bt captt~; 10:00 MutuaJ Nowo 12:15 l!luslclll lnta'lude . .Fowl 10:05 Mlotltorla1 Aurlalllll 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teetl I. lll&tenal to.. 10:211 Country Hoe Down 1:110 Mutual New 10::10 MutuaJ Newt 1:05 Platter Party t or tluo 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:110 MutuaJ News ll. lolarld: 11:00 MuiUal Newo 1:05 Travella' Time & T1lla Ill! 11:015 F.ducallo!lal Newt 5:30 Mutual News plata D . Boya t AIIGIWI!Iee 11:00 CGulltry Hoe Do lfD • 5:115 Trnellll' Time Indian n. ~ • .mI QD . SwiJI Shop 1:110 Mutual Newo IO. Pal-ot 11:30 'Mutual Newt 1:11 SW!down ~ "~ 11:35 Farm Newo 1::10 Mutual Newo C. vall ... ' ll'l. Llltlo 18. TV'• IVrtb 11.:55 Upper Jlooaq Medltallllll 8:~ . .IRP.&to.l"' Serenade ea..... 31.11:58 Do1t Jones· Stoa Avu. 7::10 Off the Alr-Ma)' ll To c:ut ott a. Oame IIIIi 10. 1111 12:00 N0011 Nelfl, Wootber Saaday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual Newo 1:00 MutuaJ N8WI 7:35 Ai'm1 Hour 1:06 Molle Jolt For YIIU 1:110 BapUat La)'111011'1 Hour 1::10 Mutual New 8:10 NthrOJt Newt 1:35 llusle Just For YGU 1:35 Hour of Dellverii!ICt 1:00 Fui!Ga Lowil Jr. NtUI (Rev. Paul Joaeo) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Cmn,_tory t :IIO Wlnp of Rea11Di 2:1111 Millie Just Far YIIU 1::10 Mutual Newo 2:30 Mutual Neft 8:35 LegfslaHve Review 1:35 Millie Just Far YIIU 10:00 Voice of Propb.., S:OO MutuaJ Newo 10:10 Mutual Newo 1:11 Plattor Party lO:SI Wub. flepta to Plap1e S:" Mutual NeWI 11:10 lluDdi1 QJapel 1:3S Plotter Party 11:00 Ceomlry il!'IDD 'nme 4:00 New• 11:30 llutual Newo UO Loeol News 11:35 Country Jqmu 'nme 4:40 Platter Party · 12:110 N0011 Newo S:IIO MuiUal Newt 12:11 The Seardl 5:05 Travellll' Time 12::10 Rev. Merlin Teeto 5:Sf BW Sterna llparli 1:00 llour fl O...•laa 5:35 ·Travelln' Time 1IO]jl Gnbam 1:00 Loeol Newo l :SI Tbo LIIU.aa llol!r 8:06 Van Patricll 11par1i 2:110 The BIC Lie 1:06 Von Patrie) llparli I:SI MuiUal Nno 1:15 sw.lown SereDade 2:35 1IICir To The Cilia 8:30 MudiaJ Newt 41:ot Rev. R-. Tbama I:SS SUDdoillt Serenade 3:30 The Quiet llour 7:1D Slgnoff·Ma)' f:GO ll(uiUaJ Nowo ~ -~ll 'fJ."\ A er,t.r,... ClaMa.._ lolaJUJ 4:111-1:10 &indl,)' m..4:30 MuiUal Newo 01 PTAKJ li'CV MVrl'llB:, 1:00 New uvTP r~~~ · 1:015 CGUbtry Mua1e 'lbne 5:110 News fteedtiII,Q.'V RA.CVOVXN liODII'l Ol'rOI:s 1:30 Mutull Newo I:SI MuiUal Newo ~ .~ , ~}I:Ql B: I:V rQ.-01 C8 NRC VK I:Sii Farm World Newt 8:00 Mutual Newo 1:00 lflllua1 Nowo 1'• Ci»lotao... IP ORI'l'ICIBM HAD A.1fT 1111A.L 1:40 RJI'D 7:ot 111utu11 Newo · 1:015 SUiidoaD Sere!Uidl '1'0 IIAliX, TBB IIIWNK WOVLD 81: JIXIiNO'l 8t NOW.-PRaD A' I "'N 7:06 llrellkfut Party 1:11 Jofutua1 Newo 7:30 MutuaJ Nowo 1:35 8ersade "j; ':.:2 7:Sii Bnlllkfllt 7:30 Off lila A1I'-MI,)' P., •. \ :1.S~JH ~ WANTADS a.,;,..,. IZ Before .,..._,•.,. let ua tab ., ' ,.. ••• ...,. By cHESTER GOULD .... .,.,..,. •i. ,.,.. """" ._ a FOR SALE ~- Farmall A tor with mowing machine and cultivators. $375. Phone 1-81131 after 5 p.m. lt:;: '"""' ...... ____ ...., By HAROLD GRAY e·B·SUT THEN YCl.l MUGTA TI?AVELED AN AWJ=Ul LOT: BEEN W~ UP IN SOCIETV. ER··• B·BUT HERE •"YOU•" WHY ~ WHV 00 I UVE IN TI-ll'S LITTLE I MMEAr< ..... .-<"'a t! £HAO<'? BECAU6E, ANN!!;;, HERE I AM MORE AT PEACE Al'-\0 HAPf:liER IHAN ANY an_.~ PlACE I'VE EV~ ..('1\fli?' LIVEO::J.:. . �( r ....' .NOW YOU KNOW' • ' C... wllllky II fti1tJ 41f. ' IU.Ied from a fermented mull ••taholoc at ~eat • fUeuiHJL enttne ., cr• Possible Lake v· NEW DELHIA (UPI) - An Indian Airlines plane erashed today in northwest India, apparently killing all 29 perso115 aboard, an airline spokesman announced. Some of the victims were believed to be Americans, and 10. were reported to be children. The spokesman said the CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WB.Ii eroy emerge~. ~ ' ~tt·~ were summoncle to the lake al about 5 p. m. inunediate!y af' ter the possible drowning wu reported. Authorities 1!11~ lhey ~ad . Athens Police officer CJyde the lake cleared of Jwimmeri · Beasley , Jr ., and Pomeroy Ji- and ordered everyone to cl.tim · censes diver Dr. Harold Brown jclolh!N f~l!l lhe bath ~~· to asSist w1th the !learch. The Sherif! Harlenbac:h aa!il · ~ divers worked until 10 p. m. lcials chec'ke.:l 'cars af ttle lakf .: last night. parklng lot and this alSo Jalled · Syracuse, Racine, and Porn- to tW11 up a clue. was at the lake last ThwWay. Shortly before dusk SUnday evening Sheriff Hartenbach called m Athens county scuba divers Gayland Unscott, Athens County Deputy Robert Allen, Authorities said}his morning that they have g1ven up the search for a possible drowning victim at Maplewood Lake on State Route 124 near Syracuse. Scuba divers from Meigs and flylng from Amritsar, Punjab, to Srinagar, capital of A telephoned report f r o m Kaahmit, an'd crashed near Amritsar to the airline's headquarters here said 17 of the passengers had names which could be North American or European. The list included a couple named Laver1y and their three children who ~re listed on the airlillEI's records here as U.S. citizens. Also aboard was a couple I Athens counties probed the lake, formerly knoWI'! as ~ailey's .;La'~:k~·~·:.~..aod vetal_hours yesterday mght after 11 was that • swimmer had I Idi"s apv~ared Life Guard James Oi1- Drugs, sed.atives • Taken From weakenmg • pope J0 hn of Syracuse told Meigs mun- ty Sheriff Robert C. Hartenthat he saw a swimmer down a slide into an eight Mitchell and their four children. one an infant, who were believed to be Canadians or Aus- deep area of the lake and did not see the man surface.of VATICAN CITY IUPII - Pope John XXIR passed lilap· beyond the reach of drugs and sedatives today arid · •wim· church officials prepared for his death. 8 the TONIGHT I. ;KPeiniRAScToltESt 0, Letcia Roman PORTUGAL" (Cinemas\·ope.Color) ' -andCurt Jurgen.s Claire Bloom 1 Oiler Star Class M~ts Recently The 81 -year-old pOntiff suffered . . 1another crisis during the night 1 remams fairly Jtrong ... so~r- and a Vatican Radio bulletin at Tilt' last temperature eiYea fur 1 ] ':; tives or drugs to kill his pain. t~ Bupe in hi6. CI?Uf'th day. of " ·ating noon 17 a.m. EDTJ said be was dl;athbed agony wa1 104, Wld!. a · so weak he no longer needed seda- pulse rate uf 140. . d the I But the announcement said the No .. HIIIDP" lehUit1 ?)lear Pope's heart was still •· rairly There was DO "humao" aolutlol · ·was ! st~-~n:;." . . . . ito. the ill~ss: the Vatican Radia o~•im- 1 f'he chmcal Slt~atlon of the lsa1d earher lJl the morning . denti- 1 august patient for some hours As the Pope lay dying on hill now has become aggravated and Ibed in the Vatican Palace, au... tfliion I for that reason it is no longer rounded by his three peasan8 , pid ne:ess~.ry to apply drugs a_nd ~- brothers and aiater and his coothird atwes. the Vatican bulletm uid. jfessor, i group oC high churcb ~ to "The Holy ·r ather's temperature :officials charged with the task ol Oife : has _ incr~ased slill more. The declaring him of(ici.!llly dea.. 4 left card10 circulatory condition slill ·moved into adjoining rooms. I' "BRAINWASHED" June 2-3 Pat Boone, Bobby Darrin, l'amela Tiffin, Ann Margaret "STATE ,AIR" Cinemascope & Color -and- MHko Taka ..... . SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1963 I Ron Foster "OPERATION BOTTLENECK" 4 1 I~-..~~ -p---- -- ---7 ,00'1 efSOnS ;uard· I ;earch . both 1 : man I .he af- Receive Sabin edV~~~a=~a~d ~he~~:: Roman Church, Aloisi cardinal Mase II a. who will take control ot , the churlfl bet wee.. the Pope;,.. dea~ and tht! election of 1 oe'lt pont1ff. Shots Sunday I --- - · , Plan Autonsy Some 7,064 persons received 1 r II Sabin Oral polio vaccine I 0 D hO£ In Meigs county Sunday mak· R eat •y ing a total of more than 25.000 1 doses administered during the BandJeader three rlini(_'S . · !<!trio ·' .:, 'SuNDAY, JUttE 2 tflrough SATURDAY, JUNE 8 . ' . ' '~ Type Workers said that 1,864 reJnves- . ceived the sugar cube at the i BEVERLY Hlt.LS. Calif. fUPH Mei~s Pomeroy High school clinic, 1,- - Ski.nnaJ ~nnis. !WI, died sun~ . It lOS at Middl~port High school. I da~ mght, th1r(l _bandleader who ;undav r .,lBO at Racme High school, l g~med fame durmg the •·era ~ ­ ' ~~ 11.242 at Eastern High school , i big bands' ' tG die within QIW i 459 at Harrisonville Elementary m~nth. . , . Jack and 831 at Rutland High school. . tau~ of Enms death wu not ·ll)pted Officials said this rooming ~mm~•a~ly det~mined_, but ~ . i r s t that again a make-up clinic mvestlgatmg officer sa•d EnDII .\rville has been scheduled for Sunday, i was c~king on something whea jottom June 9. from noon until 5 p.m. ~ arnved at the Beverly Hilla nd the i at the Pomeroy Senior H i g h ~estaurant w~~ E~s din~ide of school. The make-up clinic is mg . The officer SBid the bawf.. for persons who did not receive leader h~ stopped breathiDc: and Jperty the Type II vaccine yesterday. 1he a~hed external heart maa.. cited On behalf of the Middleport· sage after tryiug to clear bit I w• . ' ' ;-. . • In tension• free comfort ,. ' NBC.TV't hour-long, Tuesday night Western "Empirt"I will not return as such this fall. But star Richard Egan; who plays "Empire" foreman Redigo, will continue in o on the ENGLANDER .,'· TENSION • EASE . '' 'So:· . ":: half-hour series as owner of a 26,000.0Cre ranch, His problems wHI be much the same as he had on "EmJlrt." Name of _neW s~ow: "Redigo." MW .. ~~· ' - ' ., '. ., I ·-s- Today He Is . ABi9Star. · •v -~ JOIINIION ,. ~YWOOD- (NEAl - The .M' - doer ... tatlng ~ .d............ ' "Well, maybe I'd be drlvlnt lruc:ll cr-addlng Ia a band," U.year-old Beymer ..,. na- 1 JINSION.MAFJUSS No Wflet t1tt _ . , • tl - IJank loob lib, wt of tltt iooside as a S.rvi« C.otor- arvi« lor JOU ood tltt commooit}o. It WOillclo't ...U ••, cliffw ..... to .. wllotfoor ,... ...., .... llicrclo or ooodotl a trock to dt,oolt:,..., _ , .' ',...d ... ,............... ''..me.. '79' 0 Mlltchl.. T-lon-l- ro-.IUiallon $79.50 BiKER FURNITURE - Middleport, o: We 1'1y 3% - and Savings ~. ' at - mneth dent-elect issued the Bernard following~~l!t'~;·,~~~~ I::~~:I) idbul •uecumld bebed bef~ M. ,, I a cou reached. . e1gs want to express my sinwas dead on arri 1 at the opera. cere gratitude to the Ohio Eia Beverly Hills firt lid v~tioo ~· lB. Ph1 Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Police said an autopay would. ~ c~rt ISoronty, and particularly Yvon- conducted toda to detenn' _.~t10n. Ine ScaHy, who furnished most ('&use u1 d th y mo per1·oo ot the manpower for the various Ted Wee ea. nd Eddy H 1115 : acci- stations and haodled publicity both famed ;:;'~· ~o n s for the d1mcs, to the nurses same era and frieada of Enni .n-ests ~ho gave ~nselfishly of th~ir died Last month, Howard cb~ t1m~ to ass1st. especially Vtr- during hi& •Jeep at bia home iD gm1a Hubb_ard, who coordinat- Palm Desert, Calif., Mar 21 • 'fd the nursmg and to the mem. Weell\8 died May 1 at Tulia. Okla. bers of county emergency squads who turnished transpor· MeJ- 1'1..--• .._..._., inves· flll- USJK'J".. .......-police latlon. ADMISSIONS SATURDAY .oon on _" I wish l,o pay particular Jennie Bryant, RutlaDd Crow's tribute to the members of the DISC~GES ... C1t1zens· Band Radio Club, who Gwendolyn ~ , were ~n, onl~· contributed t~eir serv. Beegle, ~i 1 lla . 1ces but . also used their expen· Cecil, Pomeroy; Lula Hall Millo l ~me s1ve equipment and automobiles William ~ J Ia tham- to demonstra~e once again, as Pomeroy; Laura Mae ,..,...;...... ~· T t they had durmg the recent _,........., l"port- flood. the invaluable service SUNQA til mto Y.hich they stand ready to reny ~ 10 t der their community. Hall,~; llott4m: ·~- "] also want to thank the DISCIIAJ\GiiiS stJNbAY _ Y people who were sufficiently m.. 1mme. t h teres ted in their children and , th~~ community to make these TWO ldiB · ;ere climes a success, both in t h e Two flnel' Wre llvied II'WI · am- number 'attending and In lhe bond •u fGirfeiWd 'SIJtrJtrJa• 1 • n d contributions which have more night In f'oo1)eroy J4a than . paid th• expenses of the leo ciOurt. ~ vacr~ne and ottM:r costs. A · 1or1e · · · was naoc1al report Will follow 1 - .lied 1 flf. r;::; *' - " . ·'r'•c • ·• , -~ ._ ·• :--.... •1 nN£D =· ~. ·';;. ·._, lnt_.~ Your $1¥1... The FARMEhANK ·- Ennis apparently revived ~ 'nJii:v.Y- <' ·1 .. Luck waa IIIII Jad7 ner:t bul abe with blm NIW QUILJIO a Pomeroy Rotary club, presi- ..:..S....... brown hair and eyes to maldi. He waa born In Avoca, Iowa, but waa broucbl up In Gle& dale, Callf. U the boy door bad nol been takJng lap daJio. lng lessons ... .. . loday. 'OAM I.ArJX n .' ·• Sundloy:;";-l~oy;,D-~;=~~=~~l IHos· he make-up P'UIIz added, I want 011 clinic "Fmally, next after to pay particular tribute to •U- doctors, wilhou' whose paJ'IIcl. patlon th& cllnlca would itot baw been possibk, llid IIIOill ' particularly to Dr. R, R. eno of Mlddieport Who de- oily organlzea the ()nlbge~ ~~~~ Oil .... ,... . -' . ' �( r ....' .NOW YOU KNOW' • ' C... wllllky II fti1tJ 41f. ' IU.Ied from a fermented mull ••taholoc at ~eat • fUeuiHJL enttne ., cr• Possible Lake v· NEW DELHIA (UPI) - An Indian Airlines plane erashed today in northwest India, apparently killing all 29 perso115 aboard, an airline spokesman announced. Some of the victims were believed to be Americans, and 10. were reported to be children. The spokesman said the CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WB.Ii eroy emerge~. ~ ' ~tt·~ were summoncle to the lake al about 5 p. m. inunediate!y af' ter the possible drowning wu reported. Authorities 1!11~ lhey ~ad . Athens Police officer CJyde the lake cleared of Jwimmeri · Beasley , Jr ., and Pomeroy Ji- and ordered everyone to cl.tim · censes diver Dr. Harold Brown jclolh!N f~l!l lhe bath ~~· to asSist w1th the !learch. The Sherif! Harlenbac:h aa!il · ~ divers worked until 10 p. m. lcials chec'ke.:l 'cars af ttle lakf .: last night. parklng lot and this alSo Jalled · Syracuse, Racine, and Porn- to tW11 up a clue. was at the lake last ThwWay. Shortly before dusk SUnday evening Sheriff Hartenbach called m Athens county scuba divers Gayland Unscott, Athens County Deputy Robert Allen, Authorities said}his morning that they have g1ven up the search for a possible drowning victim at Maplewood Lake on State Route 124 near Syracuse. Scuba divers from Meigs and flylng from Amritsar, Punjab, to Srinagar, capital of A telephoned report f r o m Kaahmit, an'd crashed near Amritsar to the airline's headquarters here said 17 of the passengers had names which could be North American or European. The list included a couple named Laver1y and their three children who ~re listed on the airlillEI's records here as U.S. citizens. Also aboard was a couple I Athens counties probed the lake, formerly knoWI'! as ~ailey's .;La'~:k~·~·:.~..aod vetal_hours yesterday mght after 11 was that • swimmer had I Idi"s apv~ared Life Guard James Oi1- Drugs, sed.atives • Taken From weakenmg • pope J0 hn of Syracuse told Meigs mun- ty Sheriff Robert C. Hartenthat he saw a swimmer down a slide into an eight Mitchell and their four children. one an infant, who were believed to be Canadians or Aus- deep area of the lake and did not see the man surface.of VATICAN CITY IUPII - Pope John XXIR passed lilap· beyond the reach of drugs and sedatives today arid · •wim· church officials prepared for his death. 8 the TONIGHT I. ;KPeiniRAScToltESt 0, Letcia Roman PORTUGAL" (Cinemas\·ope.Color) ' -andCurt Jurgen.s Claire Bloom 1 Oiler Star Class M~ts Recently The 81 -year-old pOntiff suffered . . 1another crisis during the night 1 remams fairly Jtrong ... so~r- and a Vatican Radio bulletin at Tilt' last temperature eiYea fur 1 ] ':; tives or drugs to kill his pain. t~ Bupe in hi6. CI?Uf'th day. of " ·ating noon 17 a.m. EDTJ said be was dl;athbed agony wa1 104, Wld!. a · so weak he no longer needed seda- pulse rate uf 140. . d the I But the announcement said the No .. HIIIDP" lehUit1 ?)lear Pope's heart was still •· rairly There was DO "humao" aolutlol · ·was ! st~-~n:;." . . . . ito. the ill~ss: the Vatican Radia o~•im- 1 f'he chmcal Slt~atlon of the lsa1d earher lJl the morning . denti- 1 august patient for some hours As the Pope lay dying on hill now has become aggravated and Ibed in the Vatican Palace, au... tfliion I for that reason it is no longer rounded by his three peasan8 , pid ne:ess~.ry to apply drugs a_nd ~- brothers and aiater and his coothird atwes. the Vatican bulletm uid. jfessor, i group oC high churcb ~ to "The Holy ·r ather's temperature :officials charged with the task ol Oife : has _ incr~ased slill more. The declaring him of(ici.!llly dea.. 4 left card10 circulatory condition slill ·moved into adjoining rooms. I' "BRAINWASHED" June 2-3 Pat Boone, Bobby Darrin, l'amela Tiffin, Ann Margaret "STATE ,AIR" Cinemascope & Color -and- MHko Taka ..... . SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1963 I Ron Foster "OPERATION BOTTLENECK" 4 1 I~-..~~ -p---- -- ---7 ,00'1 efSOnS ;uard· I ;earch . both 1 : man I .he af- Receive Sabin edV~~~a=~a~d ~he~~:: Roman Church, Aloisi cardinal Mase II a. who will take control ot , the churlfl bet wee.. the Pope;,.. dea~ and tht! election of 1 oe'lt pont1ff. Shots Sunday I --- - · , Plan Autonsy Some 7,064 persons received 1 r II Sabin Oral polio vaccine I 0 D hO£ In Meigs county Sunday mak· R eat •y ing a total of more than 25.000 1 doses administered during the BandJeader three rlini(_'S . · !<!trio ·' .:, 'SuNDAY, JUttE 2 tflrough SATURDAY, JUNE 8 . ' . ' '~ Type Workers said that 1,864 reJnves- . ceived the sugar cube at the i BEVERLY Hlt.LS. Calif. fUPH Mei~s Pomeroy High school clinic, 1,- - Ski.nnaJ ~nnis. !WI, died sun~ . It lOS at Middl~port High school. I da~ mght, th1r(l _bandleader who ;undav r .,lBO at Racme High school, l g~med fame durmg the •·era ~ ­ ' ~~ 11.242 at Eastern High school , i big bands' ' tG die within QIW i 459 at Harrisonville Elementary m~nth. . , . Jack and 831 at Rutland High school. . tau~ of Enms death wu not ·ll)pted Officials said this rooming ~mm~•a~ly det~mined_, but ~ . i r s t that again a make-up clinic mvestlgatmg officer sa•d EnDII .\rville has been scheduled for Sunday, i was c~king on something whea jottom June 9. from noon until 5 p.m. ~ arnved at the Beverly Hilla nd the i at the Pomeroy Senior H i g h ~estaurant w~~ E~s din~ide of school. The make-up clinic is mg . The officer SBid the bawf.. for persons who did not receive leader h~ stopped breathiDc: and Jperty the Type II vaccine yesterday. 1he a~hed external heart maa.. cited On behalf of the Middleport· sage after tryiug to clear bit I w• . ' ' ;-. . • In tension• free comfort ,. ' NBC.TV't hour-long, Tuesday night Western "Empirt"I will not return as such this fall. But star Richard Egan; who plays "Empire" foreman Redigo, will continue in o on the ENGLANDER .,'· TENSION • EASE . '' 'So:· . ":: half-hour series as owner of a 26,000.0Cre ranch, His problems wHI be much the same as he had on "EmJlrt." Name of _neW s~ow: "Redigo." MW .. ~~· ' - ' ., '. ., I ·-s- Today He Is . ABi9Star. · •v -~ JOIINIION ,. ~YWOOD- (NEAl - The .M' - doer ... tatlng ~ .d............ ' "Well, maybe I'd be drlvlnt lruc:ll cr-addlng Ia a band," U.year-old Beymer ..,. na- 1 JINSION.MAFJUSS No Wflet t1tt _ . , • tl - IJank loob lib, wt of tltt iooside as a S.rvi« C.otor- arvi« lor JOU ood tltt commooit}o. It WOillclo't ...U ••, cliffw ..... to .. wllotfoor ,... ...., .... llicrclo or ooodotl a trock to dt,oolt:,..., _ , .' ',...d ... ,............... ''..me.. '79' 0 Mlltchl.. T-lon-l- ro-.IUiallon $79.50 BiKER FURNITURE - Middleport, o: We 1'1y 3% - and Savings ~. ' at - mneth dent-elect issued the Bernard following~~l!t'~;·,~~~~ I::~~:I) idbul •uecumld bebed bef~ M. ,, I a cou reached. . e1gs want to express my sinwas dead on arri 1 at the opera. cere gratitude to the Ohio Eia Beverly Hills firt lid v~tioo ~· lB. Ph1 Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Police said an autopay would. ~ c~rt ISoronty, and particularly Yvon- conducted toda to detenn' _.~t10n. Ine ScaHy, who furnished most ('&use u1 d th y mo per1·oo ot the manpower for the various Ted Wee ea. nd Eddy H 1115 : acci- stations and haodled publicity both famed ;:;'~· ~o n s for the d1mcs, to the nurses same era and frieada of Enni .n-ests ~ho gave ~nselfishly of th~ir died Last month, Howard cb~ t1m~ to ass1st. especially Vtr- during hi& •Jeep at bia home iD gm1a Hubb_ard, who coordinat- Palm Desert, Calif., Mar 21 • 'fd the nursmg and to the mem. Weell\8 died May 1 at Tulia. Okla. bers of county emergency squads who turnished transpor· MeJ- 1'1..--• .._..._., inves· flll- USJK'J".. .......-police latlon. ADMISSIONS SATURDAY .oon on _" I wish l,o pay particular Jennie Bryant, RutlaDd Crow's tribute to the members of the DISC~GES ... C1t1zens· Band Radio Club, who Gwendolyn ~ , were ~n, onl~· contributed t~eir serv. Beegle, ~i 1 lla . 1ces but . also used their expen· Cecil, Pomeroy; Lula Hall Millo l ~me s1ve equipment and automobiles William ~ J Ia tham- to demonstra~e once again, as Pomeroy; Laura Mae ,..,...;...... ~· T t they had durmg the recent _,........., l"port- flood. the invaluable service SUNQA til mto Y.hich they stand ready to reny ~ 10 t der their community. Hall,~; llott4m: ·~- "] also want to thank the DISCIIAJ\GiiiS stJNbAY _ Y people who were sufficiently m.. 1mme. t h teres ted in their children and , th~~ community to make these TWO ldiB · ;ere climes a success, both in t h e Two flnel' Wre llvied II'WI · am- number 'attending and In lhe bond •u fGirfeiWd 'SIJtrJtrJa• 1 • n d contributions which have more night In f'oo1)eroy J4a than . paid th• expenses of the leo ciOurt. ~ vacr~ne and ottM:r costs. A · 1or1e · · · was naoc1al report Will follow 1 - .lied 1 flf. r;::; *' - " . ·'r'•c • ·• , -~ ._ ·• :--.... •1 nN£D =· ~. ·';;. ·._, lnt_.~ Your $1¥1... The FARMEhANK ·- Ennis apparently revived ~ 'nJii:v.Y- <' ·1 .. Luck waa IIIII Jad7 ner:t bul abe with blm NIW QUILJIO a Pomeroy Rotary club, presi- ..:..S....... brown hair and eyes to maldi. He waa born In Avoca, Iowa, but waa broucbl up In Gle& dale, Callf. U the boy door bad nol been takJng lap daJio. lng lessons ... .. . loday. 'OAM I.ArJX n .' ·• Sundloy:;";-l~oy;,D-~;=~~=~~l IHos· he make-up P'UIIz added, I want 011 clinic "Fmally, next after to pay particular tribute to •U- doctors, wilhou' whose paJ'IIcl. patlon th& cllnlca would itot baw been possibk, llid IIIOill ' particularly to Dr. R, R. eno of Mlddieport Who de- oily organlzea the ()nlbge~ ~~~~ Oil .... ,... . -' . ' �. , J • II .• Corn wiliJky .. Dllky ... ' tilled from a fermented malll • • .e tf .... eoo~a~am, at leu! • ... .... eora. • • l'iOW YOU KNOW' enttne Air Crash Kills· 21 In. New Delhia Possible Lake v· NEW DELHIA (UP!) - An Indian Airlines plane crashed today In northwest India, apparently kllllng all 29 persoos aboard, an airline spokesman ~nounced. Some of tlte victims were believed to be Amencans, and 1o. were reported to be children. The spokesmBD IBid the plane Pathankot was flying from Amritsar, in A t 1 ~ned report f 10 m Punjab: to Srlnagar, capital of AmriU.:: to the airUne's bead· KashmU". and crashed n e 8 r quarters here said 17 of the pas· If sengers had names which could be North American or European. The list included a couple named Laverty and their three children who were listed on the airline's records here as U.S. citi· zens. Also aboard was a couple named MHchell and their four children, one an lnfant, who were believed to be Canadians or Aus- SUNDAY .. 1:. Gelpel c. ... 1:311 w....., ()a Move ·2>18-llncing Gatl>orill !:25 Dodger• Y$. Calle ~= 1li Sc:oreboord 7:00 I:IS - 11:10 Weatber 11 :15 Ke,-hole -· • Channel I WCHS.TV .. ' 1::00 Pal'80D't MaifDc; 12:38 CBS Ke.,..l 1:118 Oral Roberll 1: 30 Rev. Strollll 1:45 Sea Hunt 2:15 Gfunto vs. Carda 5:00 Amateur llooir 5:30 Colle&• Bowl 6:110 !Orb Cenmq 6:3ii . Mr. - ~ "., 7:00 \.ulle ' .-~ ... 7:30 Denn" The Menace 1<00 .l!:d Sallivm · HO ~ ·McCoya 9:30 G. I!. l'beater 11:00 ' Candid Camera lt:311· Wlllt'o My Line te- ll:OO CBS Newa ll:l5 ... WHTN·TV Cha11nel 13 on the ENGLANDER II :30 12:01 12: 1li 12:30 TENSION • EASE 1:00 1:30 2:110 2:30 ,,. Dr.' Peale Dlvey & GolUIIII Noblemen Quartet Bible Annrera a..ower ~· Meet Prof..... Directions '113 Stevenson lleporto Brldp .,. ,....,.. 1:31 ¥e 'Two 5:00 'T rallmuter 8:01 Aclion Theater ···=·-- 7:31,...,. __,. ...., -"' ,.., ....................,.,... - ... "" ~ ............. ll!r b.......,l ...... ~ ......... - - ....... ...... .,.,~. L-.. .......... wMtl ................... ..... ... , .......... ......,..., ,., ...... ., _,his .... ..... •' II ...... e.wt--tl''l .,._,__._. • • 1CIMCIIM . 1f:OO Yall!e al , .,._,. ll:tl CII•H ftleabr TDIIION·IIAM POAM UFIX MATTAISS • ' l'oda1 Show ~ OCT l'our ..., <looll lloml!l& dllrlhter al G\lrdoo llJid . . . M'aC Ji1ae, wiD join lbe l'll(llllar . '!; "' .il -- ;,; "' " "-"! N I NIWI - l:JII .......,. I& To Gilll J:IIO Boa ~ J:....... 2:30 llucDa S:OO Lon:tlol YlllliC $:30 You Ooa't a., t:OO Maldl G8l1le f:2S All..--a 4:38 Make ROUIIi, DlldtiJ TUESDAY ""..e l 5:38 McKoov..... C!elnge( I:~J- .__ ty sh;::;:r 1.,. .aen 11:110 11:30 12:00 :11:311 ::t~.:r~~. ·~~~e s~~:.;od l:ot . 3:30 t:ae An Loikloo- lt:OI Brmkle)''s JOOfllal P'alllet " - lllllt Gtaenl Hoopllal 1:311 SIJowiime .8aDdslliad f:IO -Discov117 13 5:211 Bupermau ·=~ 1:00 'B al......._ !lepGI:Iina 1:110 Tbe - ol NIP& • •=• ·'Oildlr . 1:30 &tollea Amnr ' / t::to 6:QO •=• S<l8 llu!!& llrOjpiOt . ,,. l:sBo llstporlilt f:lO Weatbef 7'15 NeD . 7:311 qlil ltepo,na • DJlllt .!O:ti Citr'le ' l'beaw . U:OO DoSe•• ...... ·~ t:m Va !lawaliaa. J!:la U:lt n:11 ll:lt &wwJtoc 'liN· ........ DIIIOUCbablel 1:55 lleiJ)< Ward 7: JO College of Air ~ 7:311 ~UOCI¥ Star1:30 Ja ••••oe 8;00 (;aptBID Kangaroo . 10:01 Qllelldlr • 10:30 I Love 1.ucy 11:80 RetlJ MeCoya IUO Pele & Gl"'\¥1 FRIDAY best auw .. """" ber In • (lfadllcllia •1mber with comedlelule Carol Bumell. T - ber wllb Carol Burnett? Garry Moore b - f bad lermed Miss BUmelt ~- a.n FRIDAY WJtlN.TY ChMnel 13 ' 12:00 r.ove ot J:.U 12:25 Newa IZ::Io :sean:ll ror TOmomnr l:l:tS' (;WdUIJI W&Jlt 1:110 WOibaD'a ·<'1118 1;~ ~eWI 1:311 As file World Turu Z;OO P...-. 2;30 llouaeparty 3:00 To TeD. Tru11a 3:2S Newa 3:31) The 81illi- ._t ,·,I ' r· .. ' •=tlf lbe SlorlD t:a lbo l!Ilp o1 1fi1111 a oansiderable laleDis. 0. the M'· lace sbe .... lbe perIOililicalioa . Ill !be aloal, weU - maroered ,. oerved British lady. Moore ,.._ ' pndu'* Joe Hamilton derided U:2D Tbt L1lto Sbinr •.. . be to utilize lbe young star's 11:1$ liporla ~ .,. Two yea,rs ago, Miss Andrews, who was then slarrl"' on Broad· way in 11C4melot,.. made her first pest appearance ,.. "Tbe Oarry M-.. Show." Before her ,.mal, lllere were lengthy productl011 oonferences on how 10:111 Eye Wltaess 11:00 Dlll:e'o Newa Tonight 11:10 Sc'!'ft'otl 1'lle WUIIlor BPono ·llelalt · The- l.ale 'lllow 10:30' Close Op ll:OO 1\lJC Newo ., _. n:10 Loot at The 1l'aalhtir .. .il:ll Aeadeuiy Award . -- 'llmlllr WCHS.TV Ctwmnet 8 ·~ WSAZ·lV ct.nn.l 3 , ...,.,aiM,_ l:fll LaO• II Ilia Welllller 1:45 ABC Evemaa Report 7:00 A1111111 'n' And,r. 7:30 Comloat e:ao ,,oo Tile - . ..... 1:111 Dllllli!t Gillll I:JD P - Newt lLW ~~ . U; IU Weattner~t 11: ~ Jun lllac.l;er eo Bjlarli 11:20 l'lorllt Newa 1'orllllll Jl:SO l'OniJIIlt - \lllrioi,J • aJS-T'l, view., d oeeiog ·!be end result of 1llrob of sereadiplty. aad ~ a ~a, 1:111 - . , . . . , J:ot Tit. M Trulb: Seven Keys Erale .FOI'd f:55 News rn But - Wilen ''Julie 8lld Carol II.Carlll!lie HaD/' ., hour special ot music IIIII. COIIledy llarriDC Ju. lie AndreWI! IDd Carol Bumelle, Is rebrosdeaat Wednesday, June • - '1:: lbe7 were, • • pair al coqlrL. hi a pr~ number built arouud "Big D, w a song from !be """"' of Frat* lpessmo'1 musical '11le Most Tbo rest, lo use a time-lloo. ored ...--. It bislorJ. ""' dience clamored far """"· The llllioo'a crilles dusted olf tbe1r clowlng verbal bouquels. For Bob a....... "'"""dive pn>..... Ill. "The Garry Moore hw," it wu a moment of serendipity. Here was a team that created tbeatric:al magic. Mooths al careful planning were to follow, but tbo ..senlfuls were there. Even tbo sooad of !be names, "Julie aDd Carol" had a ring. a powerful !blDg. By. lbe way, !bose wilo may bllve missed Julie Andrews IDd 1:.10 llr- •,,•.. .' 7;00£!1W ~7:10W..7:1l Cll8 N•q 7;a h Tell l'rulll· I :W ~'Vi Go! A Seat& eguard . t, both 1 er man 1 the al-~ the trio .....,..,...,, WJIIN.IY. ·." ., . Middleport, o.' ...,... ' ~ the dmrch bel ween the Pope'f,, death and the election of pontiff. . 1 ne• 1 Plan Autopsy On Death Of Bandleader ~ :av• , Carol Burnett the first time they did "Big D" the song that ilarted this whole chain · of events, will have ao opportun-ity to catch up 11ith history. The girls repeat ~"' numbe<. .I I,· Since lbe initial broadcast Ill. "Julie aDd Carol at Carnegie Hall," lbe program lw gone on to will first po-ize at !be 1963 Montre111, Switzerland, (D. lernational Film li'•,.tival -lba first American production to win lop honors there. As lor Miss Burnett, an Emmy Award winner laat year, she recentlY was awarded ODe al broadcasting's most distinguished honors, tbe Pealiody Award. i "' cited On behaU of the Middleport· throat on a Pomeroy Rotary club, presi· Ennis apparently revived moKenneth o Meig~ ~ opera•an. 18, 3 ' court iolation. ' period dJ:: acci1: s on s arrests LOOK - IJSTEN: Aon Mars garet, hottest yoollll talent Ia sbow business today, bas beeD signed to guest slar In the faD season's debut e;lisnde of AJIC. TV's animated "The "ll'lims~nes" series wben It besina ilf fourth yoar on network tel... vision. Sbe'll .,....ay Ann-Maf'o grock, a lending eotertainer ill the stone age en ...... l!('k .. PHilCO ,l dent-elect Bernard Fultz, today mentarlly but IUCCUIIIbed befort issued the following statement: medical aid could be reached. "I want to express my sin.. was dead on ollTJval at tbl cere gratitude to the Ohto Eta Hilla 6rt aid ltatioA. Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Police said an autopsy would be Sorority, and particularly Yvon- conducted today to determlnt ne Scally, who furnished most caWJe of death. • ot the manpower for the various Ted WeeJJll and Eddy How~ stations and handled publidty both famed biiii:Readers of ·• for the clinics. to the nurses same en and Jrieadl of Enni11, who gave unselfishly of their died last month, Howard choked time to assist, especially Vir- during his .sleep at hia home in ginia Hubbard, who coordinat- Palm Desert, Calif., May 23, -ed the nursing and to the mem- Weems died May 6 at "rrllu. Okla. bers of county emergency Melas Gaer.._ Roapftal squads who furnished transpor- _. tnves- tation. ; poJice " I wish to pay particular moon on tribute to the members ol the l. Crow 's Citizens' Band Radio Club, who not only contributed their servtp were ices but also used their expen~~acme sive equipment and automobiles Of Elm- to demonstrate once again, as lfd that they had during the recent ·. :teporl- llood the invaluable service lfJl into »h!ch they stand ready to ren· ill!l I OI der !heir community . · lid sud· "I also want to thank tbe .~ . .!0 by people who were su£ficienUy iJ1.. _ · .t~ t h e terested in their children a n d .;"~ ~ their community to make these ,;.-· , . were clinics a success, both in the ~itt dam- number 'attendin& and in the , II: • n d contributions which have more !r. than paid the expenses of the (l'AI. vaccine and other costs. A. • ij.e was nancial report will follow t h e . 'lal Hos· make-up clin1c next SWiday." I he Ful12 added. "Finally, I wlllll ' · · after to pay particular trlbule to !be P~... aiJ. dO<IAlrs, withou' whole partlolpol!on th6e clinics would ilot b"' ~- posslbk, and moot particuWiy to Dr. R. R. Pki!lens of Middleport who de- ally organized lbe cllnk;l £oatiJoleol 0. .... ..... . ,:!1-, BAKER FURNITURE Koman church, Aloisi cardinal i Masella. who will take control ol • Some 7,~ persons receivfd 1 Type II Sabin Oral polio vaccine '! in Meigs county Sunday mak· · ing a total of more than 25.000 doses administered during the thrt>e clinics. Workers said that 1,864 re- / . ceived the sugar cube at the BE~ERLY "HI~, Cah_ r. (UPU I Jr.ves~ Pomeroy High school clime, 1.- •- Sk•_nnay E.nnJs, 56, died SUn. Meigs 30ii t M'ddl t High school Iday mghl, thir<l bandleader who 1 td . It i 380" t R ,.eporHioh school' 1 gained fame during tht ''era fl. Su d y 1' ... , a a<:me e ' b. 1. •• d "' to die "th n a l 242 at Ea stern High school, ' •g ut~n s WI lD one nk of I ' month • !459 at Harrisonville Elementary E . • d th nut Cause or nms ect waa 8 nd 831 t R lland High school. ,, Jack a u_ . . immediately determined, but u :eJllpted Official~ said this mor~~g investigating ofricer said Ennia f i r s t that agam a make-up chmc was choking on something whea Arville has been scheduled for_Sunday, he arrived at the Beverly Hilla Bottom June 9. from noon until 5 p.m. reshmrant where Ennis wn dinend the at the Pomeroy Senior .H_i g _h ing. The officer said the baudside of school. The rnake·up cltmc 18 leader had stopped breatlliq: ancl for persons who ~kt not receive he aRPiied external heart JnNo. .woperty the Type II vaccme yesterday. sage after trying to clear ru, a.ra , w.._ 7,034 Persons Receive Sabin Shots -- Sunday ~ I:Jt Lucy~ 1:111 ~ fhomu l:llll 6M1 llnllillo 11:1111 PMtwOI'd m-..10 IIUimj: lla 11: ... llub..... ~ ~ ,: AJICs'lV'• "My Thrw llilll,'~ .lllddr 111n Freol .._. , 11:1o lk:a•m4 111o ... 'leriee •• It · 11:11 Silv• 1!11orif 1,..a 11:~ .,... .... ' .: ; ~- ·' ~as I Happy Folia." The venerable coor:ert haD reverbe<ated wllh aD lbe eleCtric exeitemenl of a Br<Nidway opening nigbt. Oa Wedlleaday, JUlie 12, view· era wiD see for lbemselves what caused the excitement In Car· Degle HaD ... .Tha joolllg to two IPcaodeacent young talents. Serendlplty, wben it happens, j,i _mght so weak he no longer needed seda_ .. _ N0 "HIII8all.. _. But the announcement said the JJd the Pope's heart was still " f<:tir ly There waa no "human" iOlUtlOII appear stron,., _" ;to the illness, the Vatican Radio 1 e '!38 "Th~ clinical sit\(ation of the said earlier in the m~ning, IWm:'- ~ august patient for Bnme hoUl·s 1 As . the Pope .lay dymg on hil 1identa- now has become aggravated and i bed m the Vatican Palace, aur. , i for that reason it is no longer rounded by his three peuanl; l•ti~n necessary to apply drugs and sed- brothers and 1iater and his OJOo m .~ld I atives ," the Vatican buUetin said. Ifessor, .a group ~ htgh church J tl'urd "The Hoty Father's temperature .o{(icials charged ~A •th the task ~ ·ted .to ! has increased still more. The declaring him oUicially dea~ Oafe I cardia • circulatory condition still · moved into a~joini~ roo~s. en left -- -- -Vatican HadJO sa1d they mrludo aeart:h ' ed the camerlengo of ~he Hol1 11 In February, Julie aod Carol went into rehearsal. It was sa ardoOUi; IJone..wearius time. Rebeorsals were mapped out (OJ a spliHecolld basis, dovetailing tbo two stars' free lllOIDelll.l. Miss Andrews wu doing eight performances a week in ••earn. elol" 8lld Miss Burnett had rehearsals 8lld lapiDg for ber weekly slints on "The G a r r y Moore Show." _Somehow, u it alway• does iD show business, it ....ted ool Early i.l March, ~'Julie aDd Carol at Carnegie HaD" was tapec' before 1111 iJ>. filed, black-tie audience. dun~g the The last temperature &Jno fOl' :- in. Iand a Vatican Ra~o b~ll~ at t~e BJ)pe in hi~ Iourth day Ql or ti\'es or drugs to kill pam . deathbed agony w8i UM, wUb • ·:earing noon 17 a.m. EDTJ sa1d he was pulse rate of 1441_ ; IOUr- 1another crisis &:00 · 11aoe Oa&IOJ &:.'10 Pbll Solvers 1:110 Ilea lluDl ' j of VA TICAN CITY !UPI) - Pope John :rlrnJ pasHd . the beyond the reach of drugs and sedatives today and dlsap· church officials prepared lor bts dealh. IWim· I tiff ff ed Oiler The 8t-yea~-o d ~n su ~r remains fairly ttronc."' a.- u:lf.-·ol'lp . l:lti . . !feWa I:St a, 'llo! ~·~~~ " - Jaaa Wymaa liSO - I:U llwllley·ar.lliiJ llefert 7:111 llaclue1Joa7 ~ 1~:30 .llwllley aod....,. Drugs, Sedatives Taken Jh From Weakening Pope o n . h=o~~ ac .• w~r::';; d~asl~~~ane-t ~... lleliled bt lhe 1llh CleDiury F.DsUsll 111811 .leiters Wolipole wbt c.IDed lbe lerm, • lite abllllr flir mMiac. lartuaate Jlilooqr.. les accld8ntaD,v. · a.-13 ~ . l.n'ss•1:~ ~ lfla(10:01 QJi 10:31 1 ..... '-7 ll:lltllli!l .llcQJro 11:31 .... 12:Gt . _ ol Lilt 12:111 Cll$ N,_ 7:5& DaJJ,y WOI'd a:oc .Failb lor Today 8:30 Karloo< Kapera ,,. '1'\' ...... t:JO FUll SC1Iool lOti$ Odie a Iii& 10:::0 Day In ·c .rt f:OO AmeriCOII ilonda.lo ....... WSA%-tv -w I:Jii- 7'..JII - ••• 1:55 Midi!Q· lteport 1:111 . . . - For A 0., I:H Wllo Do y,. tnit ,,. Jot' Of l.irilc Watl-tv m Syracus~~~~e, and Porn- I to turn up • clue. of Syracuse told Meigs coun- TV.STATIC ~..e .. f':rl:, Lake Life Guard James Oil- -··· 7: lit. OtJ!Iep .. Alr 7:» ·lludd.Y ...... •=• &:1111 Mr. cartooo ..- .... t:l!t~ . Wtnt . 1:00 . . . . . . . _ 1:30 p • - 1:40A""'*lllft.'tt' 1:'5 ABt SH''c I I 1 l 7:00 . . _ 'D .&alit 7:JO Tbo Ookolas 8: 30 RifleiDall 1:00 Stooey Burke 10:110 BeD Casey 11:00 Local New• u :10 Pacemaker Nen · 11:15 Weather li:ZO Academy Awarcl· Jl(Oifll / ·WEDNESDAY~ ~ .Ch.., .• I 'll*..., 5::10 ..., . . . . IO:St ~UI,r lilor lluoo:i ll:OD Price Ia 8i.1f11 11:30 CooCOIIII:~00 row riln .111t1pna1oa lZ:KO 'l'lutb ar Owae4 II IZ:Iill W .- . ll:IO .._. .. . ·a,oo 10:00 Soy Wbea IO:IS News o_, In tension• free comfort f:55 ..... t:M Open- ,__.I hi 5:11 BuDwlnkle 6:10 Meet The Press 6::11 News 6:45 Weather 1:50 Sports · 7:00 O'Toole 7:.S Wall ,, : •• Car 5I 8:111 Bonanza 10:00 Sholr of Week 11:411 News & Guys f:JO lllleowwlr .,. eor..b ...... a..,. 'S ~ ·1..:•W' - OUV"UIIIe a--·-~ s ; ~ ~ 10:. ~ !i ~--='-~~ ~ ~ "'! , ~ ;- 1 ' · ~ ;,;: "0 , , - 3 IIOGIW 1::15 Midday lltporl ll:OO Dul<e'a • 'hllrllt . 1:110 ~ For A 0., ll!lt Scant,. fte lflllllor l:ao Who Do YIMI TnuC. U:ll stortJ .... t:eo .,.,....._ q str • 11:• 'hw HaD 10:"'1 Living Wor4 10:C5 Chrlstopbers JI:OO This Is The Life 11:30 Catholic Hour 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 'Ask A Priest 11:45 A New Life I :00 Gospel Hal'lllOIIf • ~ .a" ...~ "'> .., ::. """' " S ~r . a::;: known as :., - ... Shortly belore dusk Sunday were sumrnonde~~ • ~: evening Sheriff Hartenbacb aboot 5 p. ~Ywu called in Athens county scuba ter the possi.We drownlnJ divers Gayland Linscott, AUlens ' reported. . ... County Deputy Robert Allen, Authorities lla!a they_ Athens Police officer Clyde the lake cleared of swun Ia! Bailey's .Beasley , Jr .. and Pomeroy h- and ~ered everyone to e 111 Lake several hours yesterday censes diver Dr. Harold Brown clolb:l1 !be bath~!"'.;: 1evem'n1 and night after it was to assist with the .search. The ~her f H . nbaeh "" .).Q"e ; :;r;.:;~~,;t~h;at 1 swimmer had divers worked until 10 p. m. c1als _ch~ked cars_ at the,_,i_l · last night. I parklll& lot and thiS also """"' 1 , .•. ~ "'II ,~ was at tbe lake last Thurpy. eroy emergerij;~. u,e 'JU·lllilts'' ·t Authorities said this morning they bave given up tbe 1~;~;;~ lor a possible drowning 1, at Maplewood Lake on Route 124 near Syratuse. Scuba divers from Meigs and 1 ~~~~:::,~counties probed tbe lake, ADMISSIONS SATIJRDAY Jennie Bryant, Rutlaad. DISCILPIGES ...~Y­ Gwendolyn Fot.a:. ,_.,;. Joe Beegh, Racine; Ka~ Ceeil, Pomeroy ; ~HaD, Mido William lCeynolds, Jr. Pomeroy; Laura Mae Imboden, Pomeroy. ADMISSIONS SVNnAY Florence Whllt, _ Lv!JI lloiUlm; Lula HaD, fo!iildleport: DISCHARGES SUNDAY None. TWO AU liNED Twn ttnea' wre ·Jtvied and a bond wu Nfeilecl llat1lrdq nl&ht in Pomerey ~yor ~1.. l..efl..'s ~. ~ . . of~~- a f1f. - . . , ~ Pon-.., oy, ud - . ._. <m iniAtodciltJI;I lllililea.. ~ f t 1'~, . , ·~ ~ Ill a ..... -fleejl..- a. W'** . , - . the ~ , '! 8rJt~ "I' . Pa. 011 -~ , II;Mo · . · �' I I NOW YOU KNOW Aboift ·, Con wblolly It ......,. .._ ' IIJiod fl'l!m a fermented maoh ,Middlepwt, en tine e or 11'1111 ...tala... al IIIII • F COlt eor&. ' 1. ... ~ "1U .. .0:.c. ·~. .. ~ -------------------------------~~------~D~·~··~J~r~·~r~&~w~~~·~·~~r~O~f~r~A.~M~~~·~~~~·~~~An.~!_----~----------------~if..z~ POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO VOL XV NO. 41 Air Crash Kills21 In. New Delhia ' '' MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1963 -~------~~~ :.:PRICE.::; ' :;; ~ :..:f.;.,M;;.=.-·- i%f____ SearchEnds~ Possible Lake v· CELEBRATES BIR111DAY The third birthday of Redo Henry, daughl<r ol Mr, 111!1 .{oe Htnry of Mkldle~· * celebrated Wedneadayl· llerTKKm al her home wilir· ' I SATURDAY TONIGHT Ken Scott Letcia Roman •PIRATES OF PORTUGAL" (Cinemascoope..Color) WSAZ·TV Ch•nnel 3 -and- Curt Jurgens Claire Bloom "IRAINWASH~O" June 2-3 Bobby Darrin, l'am<eJ~.~:,~';I Ann Margaret T: SO 00... OD tho P'ann !am : 1:30 Popeye & I'ala 9: 30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:00 12:30 1:24 4: IS 4:30 5:00 FAIR" Cinema-scope 1:: Color -and- Miiko Taka ""'· •. Ron Foster "OPERATION SOTTL,INf.CK" ~~ -SwJcla1, Ruff & Keady Ruff & Reddy Shari Lewis King Leonardo Ju110 2, Ch. 8. Rivet· boat Darren McGavine. Ch. 13.: · I remeinl)er Mama (1948) Irene Ouhne. . Fury Mooday, June 3, Ch. !3, Un. (11155) · Jane Rus8eU, Ch. B. The Hllnter aiid tile Hunt. ed. Make Room For Oadcb' ~erwater Mr. Wizard Clem & Luke Show Reds vs. Phils Scoreboard Naval Show Hole In One f:OO TV Digest 6:30 News & Sports 1;:40 Weather t:45 News 7:00 Saturday Jamboree 7:3Cl Sam Benedict 1:3& Joey B.IOOop ·OCean rose surrounding her or ber reign as Rose Queen, Export o( rose petals to use In perfume es· 1ence Is chl~f Industry of her to:wn, El.. Kella M'Gouna. ' One of the finest musicals on th• Broaaway beal these dayo Is "She Loves Me." starring Barbara Cook, Daniel MIISSO)', Barbara Baxley, .iaek Cauld)", Nathaniel Ftey, Rllpb WIUiams and Ludwig Oonalll. ProauCed by Harold Prlncl!, In asaoclatioo· wltb Lawrence N, ll.asha and Philip C. McKenna,. the IMMlk II !>!' Joe Masterolf, Muilc by Jerry Boiot llild .~,m~ bJ Slleldooi lfarnlek, Only • lnODth ole., the muak:al' Ill ploylag at the Eugene "O'Neil Theatre ml our pnodlctlon Ill that II olloulcl play for years 1 llanlel . Massey, Raymond Massey's "'"' Ill ezeellent as the lead, wltb IUPOfb support from the Mlsaes 9:00 Saturday Night Movie 11:00 Newa 11: 10 Weather Jl: 15 Sportl! 11:20 MovJe WCHS·TV Ch•nnel 8 A.: & Fe In tension• free 8:00 MarshaU University I: oo Captam / Kangaroo 10:1111 The AlvlD Show 18:10 Mlghl)' Mouse PJail...... II:DO RID fill 'n. ' ll:llll Ito)' Besen Show U:lo Sk)' Kin& U:3G l'lews 1:10 Towo II Country 1:30 "500" Fllnl '2:00 Sports Film 2: IS Dizz7 Dean 3::15 Dodgrea VI. Cube 4:30 Belmollt 8lab 6:110 Docton AI Work :;:ao Ear!j Show 7:.. Cannou BaD 7.30 J111:1Ue GleiSOII 1:311 ~ 1:30 ljavo Uua WDi <ravtl lO:oO !lUll....... 11:00 N...o 11: 15 cate Show 12:00 Newo· WHTN·TV ' Ch1nnel 13 t:OO Pal , Ulb · , · 1:30 Word ol lJfe io:oo SOcJaJ Security 10:30 Chureb of atrlll U:OO Carlooosville 11:311 BeaDI "' Cedi U:OO Bup Blinny U:JO AUelwaiB l:UO Flieb NIW QUILJID YINIION-IAR IOAMUIRX MArTHSS ........., .,.._ ........ . .............. IJII' Mo f 'trtlf , ............, "' .........,I .,_ .. W ........... _...,. • llilk ..... 4flff'll,._ L.._ ....._ ... wM ltteltllhf ...... ,,.. . . _... lal .,_.., fuo .._...,_, ,_ • 11f11r1 .. n•p' • I I ,., ..,. ... 1 I •• ........_._ 0 •• IIMI ..., l:llll 2:00 1:311 5:00 Supermaa Aldrleb Thealer Lei'• oau.. '"orld ii Spo'i'W 1;10 Wreilllnl • •.:llll uaJIImt Men ,.,,. Hoolenal>lly · ·• e:uo Lawr<IJill wer. a..w 10:111 Flghl Of Weeli: · 10:45 Make Thai Spare ; Jl.Ot Aca~ Award ftlfater 'Ot"Gitw ' BAKER FURNITURE ' Middleport, 0. 0~~~~~·~~~~~e~~~ beauty ~I BOSE Q , : Tuesday, June 4, Ch. 13. The Boy with Green Hair (.1918) Ch. B. Brldee oo lllo River, Oar,rlll McGavin. Wedliesday, June 5. Ct.. 13. The Sslnt Takes over (lll40) George San<ters. Ch: 13. Terror Town, Dan Duryea. Thursday, . June I. Ch. 13. Higher and Higher (1943) Frank Slnalra. Ch. I. Lord Arthur Savile's Crime. Friday. June 7. The Ape, Boris Karloll, Ch. f. Wo111811 •ad Hunler Ann Sheridan, a.; IS, Fatlier Brown Detective (1935) Paui ,~s. ''" Cook and Baxley; Jack Cu$!dJ and Ludwig Donath. A IIIUII.on aiiy 'villt to New Yark. " . ' "Petti<oat .tuncucm · ' . ~ ..• ·a ~y serleo by Paul Hennln& ,_ creator • pr<lducer , ol "T)Ie ' Beverly HI,Ubillles," wlll ,..... 11.1 debut "'1!1 CJIS.TV In the lolL Sei1eo wlli< slat Bea (CcJuaia Pearl) BeiMldei'et ..,,. ,.,.., nights, She'll Plat tile oporafCit · ··. of a smaU, rurll bolel. Edgar . · Buchiman, Linda Kaye Pat WoodeD and Smiley Burnett and Jeff Oavli will support 1bt · slat,,. .'t""'"· Plan Autopsy On Death Of :~' ) � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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