https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/428debc59d4c5ced95002ce2a859ce89.pdf e16ce9a04759ad80fe91829d8d8b330b PDF Text Text • Parentltood Js ' ' •T,_,. 01 PTA . ~· ' 'i' ;i: ' .' • r ·"' 29 1963 ., ' • Dl;fl I •'nle Coluinb!a ilontl! Dettoqn- I , Club . ~ jYith Smith for theli' Tbe •It Children Mission .)fijfCJV oth'i ng But Ice On Ohio ill for cblkb·en from I h e age lhrough the 1 Qt SAUCE PAN 2 QT. S.t,IICE rOMEilOY, OHIO 3 QT. QT. PAN sAucE PAN ·: 5 DUTCH OVEN 10-lnch $KILLET ' TONIGHT thrv WodnoidiY WALT DISNEY'S Double Feature 'LADY AND THI TRAMP" (Teehnicolor) MALMOST ANGELS" (Tecbnicolor) LADY AND THE TRAMP • . Meet .the dog famDy : Lady, ['ramp, Jock. Trusty. Borllil, Foaghy, Bull, Pedro, Daclt· ~. Peg, show doa'a torchy .ieilvery of ballad, ''He'o A !'ramp:' . ALMOST ANGELS • , • But only when they're SingJngl Peter Week. Sean .Seully, Vincent Winter, The VIenna . •Boya Choir • • , World's Best ,' • . r' ' . ....::........ ' ' ., ' ' • ., •,,, ·~"l'!""~k alum!nu• • 1 , • • l WATERLESS . .. . COOKWARE ,. . . . Loved Music. '• No AdYIM* In Admlu,anl .... .. ·· ~ · ' Wi!lt . With COD-tal· aluminum wa{erleu cookw&19; t,~~~~ f9od and .time, You11 be Jiroud " tb ' .._..,_ISJ!. .~ iJ!ella ·fOU <Ill -~ Wl ............... In,,vollr' titdaeii. . ' tar.. eztla·thick ilhmflnlliD . • )'HUR~~Y0 ~~'::'"" 31 'RIDAY ' ' ' ... _. .~ . ~ .' PROJECt: Bellevlllf LoCkilnCl'Dim, Ollldlvar ~~NER: Corp$ of Engi·~F,, V;S. A~inY, • PRIME CQNTRACrOI: M~~·~•n C,p~str\i~on Co., ' · · Kiin~ts 'C:ity, Mo. ' • '.. WE . . GIVE GARMENTS A SUNNY OUTLOOK 'to ~ ~ '· · . ,. •• J ',: 1 ' ' 1, . CONCRITE · .tY: .tH:E. . POMlRO.Y.·~ j .::t -E. . ". "'. . .. ·~t~ PAM~J:. · · try us for expert dry cleaning You'll feei ounny wllb •ii wardrobe kept fresh 'iiid eleaa bJ' our upo ~mlnute Qur methoda. ore death · :iD dirt and can' otond ' ltaiDI, 10. even your •-..!..... ,_.,_ badlJ soUed 1ar· ,_II come back look· lrit Just like new. Why Dot arrange soon for our experts reptar Bil pick-up and delivery service? Jl'ou'fe oure to be pleaoed. 2-Hour Dry Cleaning Service On Request N'$0N'S· NOW SHOWING ' Elvis Pnr!., "KID GALAHAD" · Wltb Gil, Youn1, Lola Jf.l.ll~~::~ �< •• -. ·· ..Tht! Boily ·sf!n·tintJI . .' . ' .' ' Food Builds .A Better World. \ made to lieiP·P"'Pit help tb~vea·."? What does this mean? It meanl'tbat food shipments to needy nallona are mol;'e and more often being distributed In the form of.wages to per· sons who are engaged In development, projecta. Food is, in effect, belDg used as currency to lubricate lbe econot,ntc machinery in many underdeveloped countries. If this idea can be applied In a big way, it might be almost •• important as · the food itself. For Jon& experience-has · shown that, while people will take what is given them when they need It, !bey generally feel much better toward them· selves and their benefactors if they can somehow earn the assistant. ' The whole "feed the hungry" enter· prise is obviously a wonderful tribute to the spirit of helpfulness in men of good will In many lands - but most parliCU· larly in our own. Agriculture Secretary Freemln man· ages, hOwever, to '!lake the goal of abol· ishlng hunger seem a tot closer ·than It is. His praise for the effort would per· haps register more solidly if it were.tem· pered with more vocal reco&nitlo~ of the Immensity of tbe talk. NtJrly J!alf..the world's three •bUUon pe9ple do not. eet enou&b to eat. From • 300 to 500 mliUon actually .suffer from hunger. This COQ.IIIry and many others are trying to do' &.methin& abOut it on a major .scale. That -. ~~plalns more than $11 blllion ot U.S. Food tor Peace shipments to more than 100 countries In the 1955·62 ~rlod . It ~. up!ll.ns the new World Food Progr-m and the Freedom from Hunger campaign . .'l'he former is sponsored by the Ul!ltt'd··Nations and the oftniated Food ~ . "-ricultural OrgaDizatlon. FAO launched the latter campaien. Our eovernment ·actively supports all these effci111. Tel draw further attention to them, we. !Dtend to make the mcist of Freedom fro'Jil Hunger Week tbis March and to particlp•t• in the World Food coneress scheduled in June. Perhapa..the QIOSt interesting idea to emerge froni Ibis broadened attempt to feed the hunlcy Is tbe notion that food should not aiMJJ.IY .be. doled out a, relief. Charlelle$eit; FAO 4!0-ordtn•tor of the Ftmtom-from Hunger cifupalgn, say• "the Increasing eJ!1phasls on t h e Ult ·o1 food for economic development project& add• to efforll which are beln& L ' · -Voice Of Broa.dway ••• Repo~t!l!g .. ,., -----·-- wonderful ciDtbes drying statts lire! cOL~- fUPil-The !attire Neelved on ad!inlnll\lrallion[ •...,...,! Monday nlght 1o r..amp vfJited I~he Liquor Ccmtrol Baud. llltraduced by Sen. Robert 11:. be-~~:~· R • l!l!eSVIlle. die bOI rtpliii!O the present board wltb 1 Llauor I C.nnmlolon appointed and conslltlng dlre<tor and "t\'0 "'embon, by Gov. Jameo A. the new setup would the possibility of vloladon ~ue1 which ..Uorcement In the Ac-curate Complete News Coverage Immaculately cl¥ul Men gentle thaD aunohine! Cf!llto pare/llzmeleqeleelril'c:II!Ohie dryen for aofe, c!NI n pam. pering automatic featu.. Compare w almplicity olb atallationand operation. EJeo, tric dryen have DO i:ompla valvea,nocombuatiouby.pzod. ucts, no pilot light to worry about. And operatiq coat t. low, on our low rat. - OD)J a dollar • month for avenge family uae. For beauty, for budget, for aafety, fclr UDbedo able pe1fm •y•nc:e -you11 W ELECTRIC DRYING pro. videsWONDERFUL Ll\'INQ, OHIO POWU COMMN'I bill wao. lho only piece of leglolatlon intra. brief session whlcb r7 new blOt, ' uletr me9'""fl, to· ollow to iuue ......... and ....,,.] with pollee Spclallll--. ..llllltillllfld ' ' ' �< •• -. ·· ..Tht! Boily ·sf!n·tintJI . .' . ' .' ' Food Builds .A Better World. \ made to lieiP·P"'Pit help tb~vea·."? What does this mean? It meanl'tbat food shipments to needy nallona are mol;'e and more often being distributed In the form of.wages to per· sons who are engaged In development, projecta. Food is, in effect, belDg used as currency to lubricate lbe econot,ntc machinery in many underdeveloped countries. If this idea can be applied In a big way, it might be almost •• important as · the food itself. For Jon& experience-has · shown that, while people will take what is given them when they need It, !bey generally feel much better toward them· selves and their benefactors if they can somehow earn the assistant. ' The whole "feed the hungry" enter· prise is obviously a wonderful tribute to the spirit of helpfulness in men of good will In many lands - but most parliCU· larly in our own. Agriculture Secretary Freemln man· ages, hOwever, to '!lake the goal of abol· ishlng hunger seem a tot closer ·than It is. His praise for the effort would per· haps register more solidly if it were.tem· pered with more vocal reco&nitlo~ of the Immensity of tbe talk. NtJrly J!alf..the world's three •bUUon pe9ple do not. eet enou&b to eat. From • 300 to 500 mliUon actually .suffer from hunger. This COQ.IIIry and many others are trying to do' &.methin& abOut it on a major .scale. That -. ~~plalns more than $11 blllion ot U.S. Food tor Peace shipments to more than 100 countries In the 1955·62 ~rlod . It ~. up!ll.ns the new World Food Progr-m and the Freedom from Hunger campaign . .'l'he former is sponsored by the Ul!ltt'd··Nations and the oftniated Food ~ . "-ricultural OrgaDizatlon. FAO launched the latter campaien. Our eovernment ·actively supports all these effci111. Tel draw further attention to them, we. !Dtend to make the mcist of Freedom fro'Jil Hunger Week tbis March and to particlp•t• in the World Food coneress scheduled in June. Perhapa..the QIOSt interesting idea to emerge froni Ibis broadened attempt to feed the hunlcy Is tbe notion that food should not aiMJJ.IY .be. doled out a, relief. Charlelle$eit; FAO 4!0-ordtn•tor of the Ftmtom-from Hunger cifupalgn, say• "the Increasing eJ!1phasls on t h e Ult ·o1 food for economic development project& add• to efforll which are beln& L ' · -Voice Of Broa.dway ••• Repo~t!l!g .. ,., -----·-- wonderful ciDtbes drying statts lire! cOL~- fUPil-The !attire Neelved on ad!inlnll\lrallion[ •...,...,! Monday nlght 1o r..amp vfJited I~he Liquor Ccmtrol Baud. llltraduced by Sen. Robert 11:. be-~~:~· R • l!l!eSVIlle. die bOI rtpliii!O the present board wltb 1 Llauor I C.nnmlolon appointed and conslltlng dlre<tor and "t\'0 "'embon, by Gov. Jameo A. the new setup would the possibility of vloladon ~ue1 which ..Uorcement In the Ac-curate Complete News Coverage Immaculately cl¥ul Men gentle thaD aunohine! Cf!llto pare/llzmeleqeleelril'c:II!Ohie dryen for aofe, c!NI n pam. pering automatic featu.. Compare w almplicity olb atallationand operation. EJeo, tric dryen have DO i:ompla valvea,nocombuatiouby.pzod. ucts, no pilot light to worry about. And operatiq coat t. low, on our low rat. - OD)J a dollar • month for avenge family uae. For beauty, for budget, for aafety, fclr UDbedo able pe1fm •y•nc:e -you11 W ELECTRIC DRYING pro. videsWONDERFUL Ll\'INQ, OHIO POWU COMMN'I bill wao. lho only piece of leglolatlon intra. brief session whlcb r7 new blOt, ' uletr me9'""fl, to· ollow to iuue ......... and ....,,.] with pollee Spclallll--. ..llllltillllfld ' ' ' �Holds ~ To · Rating Lead • SOCIAL SECURITY Bradds Scores 35 Points As Ohio Defeats Wildcats Harry Golden Is The Most With His Defenses For All ~~.~~u~st~~g~=~~ lilY~ • lerrllflllly lOIIklitM up be ICWI!d lltelt bOok, "V"""•' . . .. . ' ~- . 1.. / \ . . RAMILER'83 THE FOAD.·,IDEA: buJid.tnefun ln.~.<~· · Arraignments Before Jnstice 01 Peace Noted ....... TheM.,.,, fonl ~Hdi ·budd ttl~ worry.:(>~t! It,.... ,..... are than ~PM!!.,_ inhllltei Winner · .YEAR' . OeaWt'-.lil hoW lllofdi·dl"-ellll flaM- more fun c111 hiVe tNet bfen llebt. 'The Super 1orqlll! has V-8's up to 405 horsepower, a .10 ih~IIO(I ~~. ri~h Ill WI~ il\jl I....., feliiiM like lA OpiJ.OIIal ~wli!a-AWIV lleerlt!l :whejol, Tlil ,sloek ~ falriane . lili~lht lc6rlwlll ci!ilck. nimble, oolld .. a bank-and 'offer! Amerl<a'l Volt Dan'l'lhiss fak:otlltoPl-nDI!" with a now...., olluhj inciUdi(fltht fl.m f - . eGMrtlblt. Tlte '6i ..,, 11Dn1 hwtJ .,., rlflliflllelllo.be lfis J1t111111e thM cllll W iMr boen be/ore. Ti>W'N ~~ quiet, ooild 011hey all' I'Oid'i 'IViltH'YIIr lat ~t,l) Malhtenancel . ' --'!lid ' . .. --~· : ,.,._)' ' l ' ., •. ;__ '.{'-_ ,: W!~At4 ·' &l.liC1RIC 1 B&.ANKlT! , ' ·I CEBPs..r""- ,~--- ., J' Deirolt Staff blelillekl C!Ollrb _ f ••• (JOHN ....... _.,/·.1 Don Doll Joint llETROIT ({li'U DltrOII Limo 11<!0, hu bettt or "COLlMAN" WAftii\,WNINo PUAL'I'I!M~ A'RII'>IIi o:otaall5 Ftllt.... AHO - ·~ tslbECP ~ n.IESO! '" ~nta . EM~! AND . Wtf.VjiiLJJJl Gl-ORIOUS I· HIATINO AND . AIR·CONDinONING · SALIS·& SERYICI HARDWARI . PAIIII Alrllrd ' ' '· '' "'. ' '..' ; ' • �Holds ~ To · Rating Lead • SOCIAL SECURITY Bradds Scores 35 Points As Ohio Defeats Wildcats Harry Golden Is The Most With His Defenses For All ~~.~~u~st~~g~=~~ lilY~ • lerrllflllly lOIIklitM up be ICWI!d lltelt bOok, "V"""•' . . .. . ' ~- . 1.. / \ . . RAMILER'83 THE FOAD.·,IDEA: buJid.tnefun ln.~.<~· · Arraignments Before Jnstice 01 Peace Noted ....... TheM.,.,, fonl ~Hdi ·budd ttl~ worry.:(>~t! It,.... ,..... are than ~PM!!.,_ inhllltei Winner · .YEAR' . OeaWt'-.lil hoW lllofdi·dl"-ellll flaM- more fun c111 hiVe tNet bfen llebt. 'The Super 1orqlll! has V-8's up to 405 horsepower, a .10 ih~IIO(I ~~. ri~h Ill WI~ il\jl I....., feliiiM like lA OpiJ.OIIal ~wli!a-AWIV lleerlt!l :whejol, Tlil ,sloek ~ falriane . lili~lht lc6rlwlll ci!ilck. nimble, oolld .. a bank-and 'offer! Amerl<a'l Volt Dan'l'lhiss fak:otlltoPl-nDI!" with a now...., olluhj inciUdi(fltht fl.m f - . eGMrtlblt. Tlte '6i ..,, 11Dn1 hwtJ .,., rlflliflllelllo.be lfis J1t111111e thM cllll W iMr boen be/ore. Ti>W'N ~~ quiet, ooild 011hey all' I'Oid'i 'IViltH'YIIr lat ~t,l) Malhtenancel . ' --'!lid ' . .. --~· : ,.,._)' ' l ' ., •. ;__ '.{'-_ ,: W!~At4 ·' &l.liC1RIC 1 B&.ANKlT! , ' ·I CEBPs..r""- ,~--- ., J' Deirolt Staff blelillekl C!Ollrb _ f ••• (JOHN ....... _.,/·.1 Don Doll Joint llETROIT ({li'U DltrOII Limo 11<!0, hu bettt or "COLlMAN" WAftii\,WNINo PUAL'I'I!M~ A'RII'>IIi o:otaall5 Ftllt.... AHO - ·~ tslbECP ~ n.IESO! '" ~nta . EM~! AND . Wtf.VjiiLJJJl Gl-ORIOUS I· HIATINO AND . AIR·CONDinONING · SALIS·& SERYICI HARDWARI . PAIIII Alrllrd ' ' '· '' "'. ' '..' ; ' • �• , • ' T. Hennessy •• •••••• , •. . 398 D. Hunn.~ll ........ :. :, 487 Total . ... ' ..•.• 0. •.• •• ',. 2082 • '• ·G, · Riley . .. . • .. •. .. . • .. . 489 1V. wolfe ....• .. .•..•.... 435 H. Thomas .. ••.. . •. •• .. . 434 R. Burton · ... , .... : .... , 411 P. Oblniger ... , ....... , , 510 Total .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • 22711 Handicap ..... · " .. • .. .. The , only ·boats movJns ~· Total lnc .. Hdcp. ·' .. · 22711 the Kanawbe mver. T be D SHIFT up Lolldor. 2:10p.m.; X., J · Maynord · ...... · "... 3'18 [Sen1et Shearer down , London t;:~ .' T. Smlfll · ...... •..... "" 41!0 , Jerry Bosworth up WlJ!I. . 3 10 .Bea _ 11 GBAClAB ---.,.----~ WJEH RADIO 1 . ... G. Kohser · ............ 457 ''Vinfield : 2tm. ; ver, 01':11 '·". ' a.m. Ed Thorna& •••• ~ •••••••• .4-fiill r• , ,.. Tots! .............. .'... · 2298 Handicap .. , ............ ' 39 . Inc. Hdcp. . ..... : .. 1337 Woo 2, Lost 0, Tied 1. J ' Sll Cl• EDJ r - r ' o a,......... AliBITlON m Jl08'1' AROUSED ar '1'11111 ~a or ANO'l'IIIIIR·a Fuw.... vs. H. Mossman . "' ........ . S40 .a. onuc•- t~aat "• • ZINBX OB B OPNCA.JQ; MilA. • BBQNDDPJ; IPA B QJDQIB,-A.OBQIIIJPO , ;.~ . " ·' <-~ • -·,"' -: ll HOBday 'l'llrouJb rrldt} 4:00 Disciug wltb !lou 7:00 Sign On, Mltslcal Clock 4:30 lnterchoogo 7:45 The fJfellna ' 5:00 CoD1lWD1ily News 1:00 Ohio Valley News s,os World lc Natloual Newa U5 Sporll Today 5:15 Spolliglu on Sporto 8:10 World News uo Dinner Mukalc l :l' MQalcal Clock "'45 Sign Off 1:55 Co11111l111111}' Newa Saturday UO La1ct18111Jle ' 7:00 Sign 011, Musical CiiJck t '30 Publle Service 7:4i Tho Lilellr.• 9 45 Sbil'lferl of Blealnr 8:Ill! Obio Valley Newo 1~ . 00 Muon County f>o~w . Ull PL Pleasant FoolbaD Wll5 Talk ol lhe Town 10:00 News · 10:55 World NOwa 1~:05 G A H S F<AJtbaD 11:00 Talk ofolh<l To1m . . '" 11:45 World NeWB .te~cepl Fri. Cllllii!b Belli Ring 11.55 MOdlcal Milestones 11:45 World ~~~~ 12:00 Local lc Ohio 11:55 Masqo•Counly ·NeWI•·" ..... 12:15 Educolional Special 12:00 Commtinlty News 11:20 Lifeguard Bullelhi Board 12:6& Local News •2:25 News 0 Grams 12:10 Ohio News 12:30 Salurday Matinee 12:15 Mara:el. 1:00 OSU Seoul ollho Week !2.28 Lifeguard Bullelln Board 1:15 osu Footba~ L11:2& Nowe 0 O.ams 4:00 Disclng wltb Do" 1,:30 _Agricultule Agent 4:30 Album Time lll:45 Country Go lloun<. 5:00 Nowa Summary 1:55 ·News Boat 5:15 Publlc Service \ 2:00 Country 'Go Rowv 5:30 Dinner Musioale a:55 News Beat 5:45 Off lhe Air ~:00 Mldway Maline< 5:15 NOftmber $:5& Nm ~I 5:15 Dece~ ::.: . . ···, ·:·. ·... : ill"'• LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! . WELL, 1 <iaT 11-1' l'H' I-IACIENOA QMDEVERV INCH 0' •SHAocrowH'? ' ~; ·,C]OiMtO ' , Js.1•~ L of~· ' I30ARD T1l2lllll.li """ TA)(EQ ,I 91-\E'L.L HEVER' BE ABU! 1tl UP 1!:!!l! WHAT'? IN~1 """EllS DID 'SHE <,iU lT'l �• , • ' T. Hennessy •• •••••• , •. . 398 D. Hunn.~ll ........ :. :, 487 Total . ... ' ..•.• 0. •.• •• ',. 2082 • '• ·G, · Riley . .. . • .. •. .. . • .. . 489 1V. wolfe ....• .. .•..•.... 435 H. Thomas .. ••.. . •. •• .. . 434 R. Burton · ... , .... : .... , 411 P. Oblniger ... , ....... , , 510 Total .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • 22711 Handicap ..... · " .. • .. .. The , only ·boats movJns ~· Total lnc .. Hdcp. ·' .. · 22711 the Kanawbe mver. T be D SHIFT up Lolldor. 2:10p.m.; X., J · Maynord · ...... · "... 3'18 [Sen1et Shearer down , London t;:~ .' T. Smlfll · ...... •..... "" 41!0 , Jerry Bosworth up WlJ!I. . 3 10 .Bea _ 11 GBAClAB ---.,.----~ WJEH RADIO 1 . ... G. Kohser · ............ 457 ''Vinfield : 2tm. ; ver, 01':11 '·". ' a.m. Ed Thorna& •••• ~ •••••••• .4-fiill r• , ,.. Tots! .............. .'... · 2298 Handicap .. , ............ ' 39 . Inc. Hdcp. . ..... : .. 1337 Woo 2, Lost 0, Tied 1. J ' Sll Cl• EDJ r - r ' o a,......... AliBITlON m Jl08'1' AROUSED ar '1'11111 ~a or ANO'l'IIIIIR·a Fuw.... vs. H. Mossman . "' ........ . S40 .a. onuc•- t~aat "• • ZINBX OB B OPNCA.JQ; MilA. • BBQNDDPJ; IPA B QJDQIB,-A.OBQIIIJPO , ;.~ . " ·' <-~ • -·,"' -: ll HOBday 'l'llrouJb rrldt} 4:00 Disciug wltb !lou 7:00 Sign On, Mltslcal Clock 4:30 lnterchoogo 7:45 The fJfellna ' 5:00 CoD1lWD1ily News 1:00 Ohio Valley News s,os World lc Natloual Newa U5 Sporll Today 5:15 Spolliglu on Sporto 8:10 World News uo Dinner Mukalc l :l' MQalcal Clock "'45 Sign Off 1:55 Co11111l111111}' Newa Saturday UO La1ct18111Jle ' 7:00 Sign 011, Musical CiiJck t '30 Publle Service 7:4i Tho Lilellr.• 9 45 Sbil'lferl of Blealnr 8:Ill! Obio Valley Newo 1~ . 00 Muon County f>o~w . Ull PL Pleasant FoolbaD Wll5 Talk ol lhe Town 10:00 News · 10:55 World NOwa 1~:05 G A H S F<AJtbaD 11:00 Talk ofolh<l To1m . . '" 11:45 World NeWB .te~cepl Fri. Cllllii!b Belli Ring 11.55 MOdlcal Milestones 11:45 World ~~~~ 12:00 Local lc Ohio 11:55 Masqo•Counly ·NeWI•·" ..... 12:15 Educolional Special 12:00 Commtinlty News 11:20 Lifeguard Bullelhi Board 12:6& Local News •2:25 News 0 Grams 12:10 Ohio News 12:30 Salurday Matinee 12:15 Mara:el. 1:00 OSU Seoul ollho Week !2.28 Lifeguard Bullelln Board 1:15 osu Footba~ L11:2& Nowe 0 O.ams 4:00 Disclng wltb Do" 1,:30 _Agricultule Agent 4:30 Album Time lll:45 Country Go lloun<. 5:00 Nowa Summary 1:55 ·News Boat 5:15 Publlc Service \ 2:00 Country 'Go Rowv 5:30 Dinner Musioale a:55 News Beat 5:45 Off lhe Air ~:00 Mldway Maline< 5:15 NOftmber $:5& Nm ~I 5:15 Dece~ ::.: . . ···, ·:·. ·... : ill"'• LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! . WELL, 1 <iaT 11-1' l'H' I-IACIENOA QMDEVERV INCH 0' •SHAocrowH'? ' ~; ·,C]OiMtO ' , Js.1•~ L of~· ' I30ARD T1l2lllll.li """ TA)(EQ ,I 91-\E'L.L HEVER' BE ABU! 1tl UP 1!:!!l! WHAT'? IN~1 """EllS DID 'SHE <,iU lT'l �. . ' ....., llatlDII, Pltmeroy-Midlll.eport. ?;.-, "~: ~· 1M3 PomerO'I .ua-.... •ebruary MiSJ.Swfltiei'S 16th Birflttlay .' People In fllao 101' the ·111111181. banquet anne Bradbuey and. Wayne Da· Md .._. lor the MHS Senior vis cJch wnt recetve $t f o r Bond were Monday selling the most llckell to t:VeniJii wheD the Band Boost- Silver Bells Serenade. They era met ID 111e Band room for for the top prize. their regillir meetln&. The bJD- ,...,. " •-u ,A~ Mainly Hames Committees For MHS's Senior Banquet, Dance Event· · ,., 't:hri Oa Mr. and Mrs. John ;ltrl!ler childton, Joetta and J!lhru\y Chester llcad ~islted with b!s parents, Mr. and Ra)'lllOnd Krider, Syri.· Donations Are Made T Care, March 01 Dimes · 1fllet ..... .,. .,_ 011 •• ... Charles Asa Bradbury, Mrs. Allier! Mees 11 presided over the meeting and 0 quite ill at ber llolne, Bu~ler- 1 named the foUowln& commit,;.~·· Harr1son who ~lnl _ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Donations were made to· at the Bowers Mrs Wallace Bradford, Mrs. Marcl1 of rnmes, Care, and feU on lbe ~ Beri Bodlmer, Mrs. Lionel lslalion ·Bulletio when the ~ bone 1D ber Bog Mrs. Bradbury. Mrs. Rog tes Auxiliary of the er. She will "'; conllned to er f:~an, Mrs. James Crl&- American Legion Post No. 602, home for from four to well. mel at the Post Home. . weeks. The president, Mrs. Virgil Miss Kathryn Proctor · Serving line - Mrs. Lewis Walker, announced the Mid been here due to the Sauer, chairman, Mrs. P au I Winter Confereoce Feb. 23. her mother, Mrs. Bess P Scoti, Mrs. Leland BroiVII, Mrs. Cards of Thanks for returned to her home, P~ll-' Charles Areher. Mrs. Francis of the Christmas story ersburg, W. Va. M<inday. Ander!IOII, and Mrs. Tony Fow- read from the County Home Mrs. Eddie Smith has retull'll-1 ler. and Rest llon\es. Mrs. Elson ed home after a several D 1 Spencer gave a report on leg- ,·mopths visit In St. Louis, Mo. ~=g.;"::.,;- ~· E~e:. islalion and national security. with her daughter and son-inBa 'hn aM n,K '·th Cook Refreshments were served law, Mr. and MrS. Denver P. ett c er, rs. enne and a social hour enjoyed, . and family. Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mrs. George and Mrs. R. T. west and Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Jr~ Butcher, ASK TO WED left Monday for their home, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny, Mrs. Tw Fla after a visit with James Daniels Mrs. William PT. PLEASANT o . · . s!aler Mrs. D~vid Jenkins and Ipies made applications for M dtn~ Fisher MrS. Sanford Tliomas. · rtage l~nses in the office r. an . , . Clean-up ""i' Mrs. Millard the County Clerk: Bobby Parkersbur~, W. _va. spent Wlldermilth : M~. Charles Ed- Linkous, 'tl, Gallipolis, 0 h i.o, the weekend w1th thell' paren\8, wards, ~- Paul Haptonstall, and May Elizabeth Eli~s, 31, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and DEANNA KAY LINDSEY Mr 1 Sl rt d M west Columbia· Joe Clall' Bradand Mrs. Sam Arnold. re:i• ,•VIa an r '· ley, 27, Sand~ille, and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and . Announcing th~ epgagem~nt of t~eir daughter, It was that Suz- Lenora Miller, 24, New son, Kenneth and Donald of anna Kay, to James Keith Dilcher, are Mr. andt Mrs. and AIC and Mrs. John fred Lindsey, Albany. Miss Lindsey graduated from Dale Fisher and sons, bany High school in . is now em,l!!_oYej and Sam of Hampton, Va. Dental Assistant for Dr. Athens. Saturday with the former's is the son of Mr. and Mrs, IIrr1otl>er Mrs. William F1sber Ohio. He is a 1960 graduate and brother and sister-Inis now employed at the Columbus law, Mr. a~d Mrs. Mason FishColumbus. No date ha.s been set for the and family. "~ I c::1 :.u·am The boy..u aPJl!llred .18 retaUalloD by 'tho' fiVe tlnoo (or Frlli!!O'I of The original agenda of the fi- - • Plan.t (BraN Kiill) For Camp-out Set/ ENTEJUI HOSPITAL Jan Long, age 10, son of Mr. Mr•. Lewis lmlg, entered Holzer Hospital over the week· for possible surgery, SPECIAL '61 Ford Galaxie 4dr. Autos Damaged ' LAS ftCWI, N.M. ·tlll?l Avialflii!' A,_, ..._., fell... llldtedaJiiiiU ....... afaDenw-oleha·.au V-8 cruislmatle drive. Radio, power sfeering, all new W!S!W tires. 17,000 actual miles. Looks and ruslikenew. E;~= Jeaderaj ·- * ~"*J·~i:J,I. •1995 \ LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO KARR &VANZANDT e HELD DYER e Cadillac - Oldsmobile HKID GALAHAD:' Elvis Preoley With Gig Young, Lola · "You'D Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" Wv 2-5342 POI'neroy, Ohio " Elberfelds ; ,.r-··· sm.tJ 01 Auto Parts & Accessories Clio¥. SNf Replacement Oil C.rtriclge _ _ _ Only 99c MEIGS THEATRE , ..... ,t51.1N2 Throw-Away Cartridge _ _ __ Only $1.99 rOMEROY, OHIO Set of 8 Only $1.99 Rebulh 5!!!!.'! """-Pi PreltoM Brlke Fluid _ _ __._ $1.22 S..led Beam Units, 6 or 12 volt_ $1.99 H. Twin Type Sealed Beam Units, 12 v o l t - - - - - - - $1.77 ea. Fender Mount Car Mirrors----- Low As $2.99 ea. TIME NOW TO PAINT. ' l,lttx Flit Wall Palint, 10 Light Pntel Sh•dn - - - $3,79 gal. .,, Llmblwaal Roller end Treys $1.39 Enamel; Car Touch-up 15 oz. 99c LAY·AWAY YOUR HUFFY MOWER NOW. '• ',:. 18" Huffy )llfith Briggs & Stratton Engine - - - - - $49.63 · "' 24" llde'm Mower, 4 HP !$riggs & Stretton E':Jgine Savt New At Moore'sl- St.. ACredit Account . ~()O ,RE'S • ,J IN POMEROY - Mrs. Estel Moore ~s"!ed j at lbe meetlnl of the Eagles Class of the Syi'aCO'ae Asbury Double Festure Methndlst churcb at the home ''LADY AND THE TRAMP" of Mr. and Mrs. ClirroU NotTia·j (Te<hnlcolor) "ALMOST ANGILI" Thursday' evening Jan. 24. (Tecbnicolor) . Mlso Mareia Kirr opened tbe LADY AND THE TRAMP - - meelinll With prayer. Mrs, Troy Meet the doe family: L!ody, ZWilling was named news rramp, Jock, Trust)', Boris, porter. DiSqjlssed during I rouehr. Bull, Pedro, Daeh· sie, Peg, show do&'• torchy meeting were "Worabip delivery of ballad, "He'1 A tiogs" and a Qampalgn to get ~m~ members back to ~ framp.'' ALMO~T ANGELS , • • But School. It was decided only when they're Slnalngl .,. Instead of blanteu to Peter Week, Sesn SeuJiy, Algeria overseas Re)jef .. Vincent Winter, The Vteon" Mrs. Nor'rls conducted a 81Soya Choir • ., ...World'• Bell que~on session. Refn,lbLoved Music. were served to I h o 1 No Advanceln · a~e and Mra.•Jobit Mni ~· J!irker, . THURSDAY, Janwl')' il ' NOT OPEN. • and Mlu Eltaaor · Robson. TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY WALT DISNEY'S Special 70-111 tt.D $189.63 Fotmer Members Will Be Asked Back ·to Class . .. meeting waJ .e. it W!Jilld aet stricted to one subject-a diJcut- furtbeT Ameriean .J." THIS WEEK'S miDf.ater• Tho 'Fre!lch · At Carpenter ' · 1101 lUna - . ID !Pife Ail lliio � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 29, 1963 hall mccoy ruttencutter