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GOESSL'ER Title Loss JEWELRY STORE Dorbii'liio' lour yelll't u EASTER DRESSES , eharn· ; much ol hil lilfbljDJ wu oounlljoo. So1111 ...., ··~.·· . ' ARRIVING . DAIL·YJ·· Sizes 9 Mo. to 18 Mo. Dresses For Tots to Teens New Shipments JUST IN!! SWeet Sue otyl.. SIZES 7-14 .) SHOE FAVORITES by '"I'i117 Women." Spring and Easter lovelies in beautHul daeron• nylons and orgaozaa in printed and plain colon. LovelJ cottons in pastels and white. Lay away fur Easter. Sizes 1 to 3 Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14 Olrlsaw- Girls Whlto Convu Springflah TENNIS OXFORD Blaek LeatherBlack PatentBelg-Whlte Sizes 4Mt to 10 PAINT SALE! "Cutie Creations" LOW IN PRICEt · S2· 99 ONLY GAL. Compare quaUty . . . compare price. Here's au Jn. expensive flnlsn that wUI give :you good results. EIJ)' to ·brush or roll ou. One CQIIt u.ually covers. Give smooth, flat finish. Dries qUickly, mild Odor. TOP VALUE ' trAMPS ' itAR SUPPLY CO. OPPOSITE LOWEll PARKING LOT-POMEROY ltACINI, 01 '" ' ' Dres... By lrvl119 Malik · .'.. N&MWldtha Sizes 4Mt to 10 $1.99 pair 2 ,.1, ..... $2.49 -•a·•• Woonen'sl......,. INFANTS PIGSKIN OXFORD LEATHER STRAP · Crepe Sole . Size• 4Mt to 10 White or Pateut Sizes 2 to .6Mt $1·" p.ll~ $].99· 3 Pc. Infant Polam11 Cotton, I to 4 _ $1.99 2 Pc. lnfont Pojamoo Cotton, I to 4 _ $1.59 Toddler Long Ponto PojomM, Cotton, I to 4 $1.99 Toddler Boby Dolt P•l•mu, Cotton, I to 4 $1.99 Glrlo Boby Doll Pojomoo, Cotton, 6 to 14 $1.99 With All Purch- Families Win Epple's Favor .I $5'' ' MIN'S & &I& .OYI' ILACK I ... _, .For .Employes SIZES Ux . ers '"" I-ll - - Lio4THIII 11NU llado wllb • lilellhltllla. .. .*SPECIAL IB,UVS* •YISoft ....... ITRITCH ,l'ootL~TI ~ ' ·,.. . . . ,.., 24e . oMeti & . . White CIJIW SOX p.~lr 31c oMHt STIIIi"CH ·sox .... p.~lr ''•· 3 pr. $1.QO el..d~ .,..i,. IWIDP.twit u• ·in 'ltclr...... $1:00 • ··Just 'fwo Of Our ·Many-Stylet ' ' ... • �, • I ·--- - -----...·-----·-lOKI......, . . . .-..- ... • ' • • ' .r - Sentinel, Po.meroy-Mldifleport, 0., Mar. 22, 1963·! -DaUy -----·-- ·-- Savings Bond . Sales Just Off $26 -Millions Social News ' ' Advantages ol newspapers os on ~ . '! advertising meclium : ' . -!'IREMEN'S.!BANQUET- Pomeroy; volunteer firemen annually JIO&e for their picture after IIIU"dnl PomerOJ· · .,, ..,,.. High ·s<hool ;athletes at the AII.Sports banqqet.,ln the Se cond Ward fiTe house. Front ~~ l. tq . r:... are Antoni •• ~ Lucke .aod Henry We.rry, fire chlef; ' lef!ood rovi, lfarry 'Bolinger, William Young ~ene ·Jn}lJIIett, nlrold Eben. ·• bach, Jellks SI\Uiher, llarry W~taoo, Charle. M. We~ey, Harold Norton, Owlgbt l>afker, Wlll.!am Stiv~. ll:Oiljtt .; Gordon, Charlo J. Wercy, Emeraon ~ell. Third row, William 8aronlck, Charles Le1ar, Arnold Snowd~n; Jolla M~Kenzte, PhiWf. Werry 1, Gewge, Neselroad, Jr., ROlland Neulzllnl and Herman Werry. The banquet waa aef.Y;. ·•:ed Saturday nilh . - Senunel Photo. , · ~ I ~ 1. TRADITION 1 Industrial Emergency Drill Planned At Marietta Plant T h e - · 11 tbe lradittonol Jbopplnr JOlde a1 the bou'""fo. It 11 he• bablt E'dl•tor "s j;w•-.·lb-g Syracuse Long BottOm • cance, and over 90 percent of the familiea in this country can be reached throueh the newapaper medium. Services Held For George Thomas, 78 3. LOW COST PER READER Eastern Local Society News Figuring the rost per delivered message, newspapers can match or surpa!l6 any other medium far the llll8ller retailer. One authoritative survey for instance, has shown that even smaUe>r community neWsRipefl 4. INTENSITY OF INTEREST The newspaper's appeal il bro.:.d and diversified - tising medium that is Jnvited into the home on a paid basis. lt is an axiom that real interest in tomethinl ean be measured in terms of the user's willina:ness to pay for it. Newspaper readers do pay for their readint and they do not buy newspapers just for news; they want the advertising, too. A survey of women in Pit~ burgh, conducted shortly after the conclusion of a aeven-week city-wide newspaper strike, revealed that aell: to local n~ws, local store advertisinc was the feature most sorely missed. 5. FLEXIBILITY and TIMELINESS A suddan change In the weather ca11a for the f!mergency advertisement of raincoats, rubbers, umbrellu or ealoshes. While the production departments of most newspapers ask stores to submit their copy and lay-ou& 48 houra in advance of runnina: date, they are prepared to produce and run "eMergency" advertiaement. witb- in twenty.four hours. It i1 of great Morrl- STEAK HOUSE • t Meth~di:st • Bo,...o/riN ,...,... • a.- w·Ire News At I ......... poet,........ 7. QUICK CHECK ON RESULTS A quick cheek on result! il possible ~IIHJn 1 .r Pldtlre Power- WlfM·upP+weraurge, •rec:Oiftlzld cauat of tubt failure. • Pram. llrld Tua..-.atlttda TY .,._ ceptiOn . . . (OVJW ft0tl-ft•1111 JilfN few minutes after the store has op~;~ned its doon, the retailer frequently bas an indication of the decree QJ 8. EYE APPEAL Anyone who bas written radio eommercials has felt frustrated at times by his Inability to visualize lor U.. •araJntcl ••"•i••,., a1 ... ., •••••._ ftnlahM mols- enere j111t exactly bOW a particular article looll:s. The newspaper has a biJ: advantaa:e here. The act1111l picture II'IRIII •ftd HIKI ........... IOIIda. of a dress Jn a newspaper advertisement ia far more impelling than • word picture of that 11.me dre11 d.. OR _ . . 1nd tur•rnllltant flmiNN4 hlfdbou41 livered by ndio. Many other articles, too, must be seen before a prospective purchaser will make up ber mind. WERNER Radio & T.V. "hUe television can picture the product in uae much more effectively than a newspaper, the ltemendoUI , eost of television advertisinl limits ita use by even the l&r~er retail~rs to a few hi&h·value item1 or fut·..WDI aeasonal noveiUea. SANDWICH AM Tab 'l111 ..._ WYUG2 Pleuanl Valley H~l Tlvls Eugene Rock Castle. Billy Conn, Pa.: Gede West 9. USE OF MULTIPLE-ITEM ADS Plenty of HOT WATER For The Modern Home! ! Department, drug, groeery, hardware, and other stores that muat feature many different item• in one advertisement wlll find that the newspaper cive1 them the best chance to featlU'e these item& collectlve)y. Tel• vision, radio, outdoor posten, and transit cards, on the other hand, mwl usually ~ncentrate .~· ~ Jr:.· l-'- · OD one item te be IUCceaaful, IO.YiEAR WARRANTY . .eCOMPLETE~Y -AU'roMATIC 10. LONGER LIFE OF AD AlthoU(b It 1< true that tomorrow'a newapaper kill• interest in today's paper, the 24-hour life of an adver- ; •• FOR NA'l'l1RAt. or LP GAS tiJinl meuaae is still 10111 enoU(b to do tho job. It is (.•100% SAFETY outdoor po1ter, or the tramit vebiele announcement. Moreover, 1 hoousewife interested ln • partlcular artJ. de feotured In the mornln1 ..- afternoon paper lroquenlly elipa the meuqe ond retain• it for futwe buYlnl ~- CONa'R_OLS . -~- &uldanco. Glass-Lined · ·30Gai~O.s I · '1 lelllleetinc thm the television or radio oommerelal, tho ' " · USE THE AD COLUMNS ' Convenient l + t rermal I 1...,tlJ. newspaper advertising sinee customer response 11 immediate. Wttbill aucceu of his promotion. tubes). on.. ., PlieM tn ll'lclurtt. • T•h aoatrr aratMn llmlla •• .... ) J l AGlance Yettl store's adver- the street. (dlalgn av•ago) tor ellarp, crisp . _ islh~oldi~~ ~a ~esn~ fi~~c~U:cL~e~~i~l~l~~~s~iZ~ ; le~1r~n:n~e~~~-L~!a:~n~e~:;~ ;~:t~~~ a~~- r:~.d~r~r~o:: !~~~n byllnepr;:e~J~;; ~=~~th;el~== Nation's Rails Are Shaken ·Up· Naltd-_..1,. c•u•ll th~ is freah, and frequently the advertised merchandise wiH begin to sell within an hour after the papers •• oa crafttcl with hand lftd dip tokltrln1 tor lont life• 1 Chir:h in the rummage sa1e at· e Davis· · · · · · 1 k' · Warner building Fridav a~d to endur~ . _ for 1963 and later Official• of the Art 1visited Sunday with her father, sel . ~-r ms. 1 V1s1t1ng Mr. and Mrs. Harold years therefore will be · The offJcJal board of the tour• Walter Cook and Mr. and Mrs. that mort tbau 100,000 1 • · B Satur day · Ro Dee m who beginning ' ' following the ••· namenl should eertainly be aJ- 1Ezra Phillips. I_ rewe~ were . ger in ·April wHI have Hell .... The Child Conservation I.eag- lowed to rule when such an op- i Mr . Carl Hubbard, employ- · Js statwn~ With the Navy at close . of the year ·rather than exhibition. ue of Middleport will meet Fri - en violation of the rules was 1ed at Owensboro, Ky. spent Norrolk, V1rglnta, Nancy Kelly, beginning In July, 11 for 1112 The two faDlOUI · day evening Mareh 22 at 7:30 so evident. We. people oft h e !the weekend with Mrs. Hubbard Pearl Po_well, Jake and Sharon and previous ye1r1. and p.m. in the offices of the Ohio ~1K)rts world, should never al- •at their home here. Deem, V1enna, W.Va., Mr. and '"Penitent Fuel Gas Company imtead of low such a ruling to ever stand j Larry Baker of -the U. S. Ar· ~rs. A. C. Brewer of Stiversthe regular meeting time 'fhurs- when iL places the loss tot h e . my stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. v11le and Emma Powell. day. Dr. Leonard H<!-rri s .. pe-. rea l winner. 1visit.ed hi.ll wife and new son Mike. Larkins spent sev~r~l diatrician of Holzer Hospital, Howard Larkins i Richard Lester. at the horne days With Mr. ~nd Mrs. VIrgil will be the spea ker. MPmher:s Portland, Ohio of her mother, Mrs. Nettie Wamsley of Cheshire. are to bring original hat crea, Moore and his parents in Pom- Mrs. Leone Hensley' received , · tions. ' eroy. word of the death of Mn. Clin· . 1"-lloued Fr I The Past Matrons of Evange· Miss Paula Sayre of._Belpre ton Colwell, Parkersburg. line chapter, OF:f.l. of Middlespent the weekend w1th her 1 Ella Osborn, Ella Hannum they W9Uld put nat, . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks 1and Geneva Yates attended the ibeddin' work ruJq dlantes port, will entertajn the Past Matrons of Pomeroy chapter. US Sayre and brother Roger. IHome Demonstration meeting •effeot • immedlattly. The · ""'"'" I 1 at a 6 p.m. dinner in ·the rec- ! Mr. a1~d Mrs. Linville Lead- at the home of Margaret sued te stop the railroad• reation room at the home of j (Continued from Page 11 !Jngham of Wheelersburg and Brown, Reedsville. actin.. . Mrs. Joe Young , Sr . Friday, t._.oversial ~ward of the $6.5 bil- Mrs. Rosa Leadingham of South Visiting Mr~ and Mrs. Dave . c..n. Mareh 22. Ea ch member of hon TFX fighter plane contract Web•ter spent Sunday with Mr. Yates and Anna Swan were 'lbe .eUI! wa1 appealed IIDd ,.... Evangeline chap ter is asked to has promised new di~clol\iures , and Mrs. Willis Leadingham. Nona Ritchie, Portland, and appeflled. ' Filially~ the Suprem• bring two pri7.Ps for the games. 1nf _'' enormous errors'' in cost I Mrs . Alice Capehart. return- Gladine Newlun and ·sandra Court two w~ Aso _pQt,horjlid MAR. 23 estimates of the plane . !ed home after spending nine and Herbert Swan. the nProad• to pr9Cfeil .with tbl A squart> dance sponsored by , Jerome Alderman , chief coun-1weeks visitin~ her son and dau· l Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold wort· rule rfvilion1. , the Racine Alumni association sel ror the Senate investigatlons 1ther-in ·law, Mr. and Mrs . Don Holter were Mr. a:lld Mrs. Bob A leW daya later, ·the nilrotdJ will be held Saturday. March ,sub-comrniltee, told newsm~n j C3p~hart at Melbourne Beach, I Dill of Po-_neroy and .Mr. and brok, ,off talb with tl)t uni1tft1 23, startmg at 8 p.m . at the Ra- that errors uncovered by h 1 s -Florida. <Mrs. Joe BJssell, Mason, W. Va. and .erved aotlce •Jh~J would m. ci ne Jumor Htgh school Mu s)(' starr could be "very, very dam- Mr and Mrs Don Grimm or Leone Babcock was an over- stltute 1 the . . . 11 1.oon· .. will bf provided by Brooks Sa y- a,.; mg '' to the Defense DepArt- Belpre visited her parents, Mr. 1night guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1poaslblf, prababft- withtn a re·s group. Admisston 1s fifl and ment's dec1sion to award t h e !and Mrs . John Duffy and oth- 1Lindsay Lyons, Tullpef!J Plalna. 1 75 cents. ' -V..let SmUll PretJd~nt ~ • ~ . 1contract to General Dynamics. ler relatives. MARCH !5 Mrs Waoda Burdette and 1 to head off o otrlb, for al JeMt · Jane Howell Tent No . 95 JOINS FOUNDATION children of Gallipolis visited , NEWSMAN AJIRES'I'ED 1110 day1 bY oJ!i>ofntiag l!lli ''"""" .. '.~~J~ Daughters of Union Veterans, I WASHINGTON <UP!) - Presl- 1her sister and brother-in·law, l BERLIN .tUPI· ::- Wett Be<lln i•ncy foct-flndlii.llooJ1l. Alid tlio · ·•j ioi•'ii.Ji:[c· wiR meet at the DAY !fall . dent Kennedy has named Leland ,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wlnebrenne~ : ocwsman Joachim Guhde wu No.rth r"'eiU!'If ... ~ , P! ~ClUt~~:~.i!1\'!1. Monday at 7:30 p . .m. . jJ . HaWilrth, a member of the land famlly. )••rested by pollbCIII.pollce'f11111'&- elfjC ijllll"ff!"!ii<,,U. ~~ .;; . lu.R. U Atomic Energy Commission since Miss Stefanle Winebrenner, day DlJibl DD chariot cl JaiUng cluta tMt ~ ~ \vtiJid 'l:ht Pomeroy WCTU will ·1961, to succeed Dr. Alan T. Wa· was a Saturday night guest ol jto report kliowledae of plano~~ bt ruched .tiJroailh ......: . meet T01e3lay at 7:30 p.m. at termon •• diro<Jor of the Nation-jCaroi Fae Teaford, ol Raclne.jb10w up ~rDIIIJJ!Jill lii!Jiallaiiou jjj,q, .. t flrti ••llf-!1!11· . . Fllleralell Clilllrell. jal :ieioaoe FiiuadaWD. Mr. ll"f Mrs. Jamea lllliDUr In klla. '. · · ·- . ~- lks ........ I' ,. -- ONLY the retail advertiser that his customers respond quickly to moat satllfactory medium for obtaining this type of response. The selling messaee reaches the public while it 23" Tartan TV .. importan~e to tising. Most real advertising 11 desiened to induce Immediate buying and the newspa-per bas proven to be tht MOIOROLA ;:l .,. .f ;j 6. QUICK RESPONSE now ° aimed at an ages, tares, Jncome lfOUpl, classe1, and v• cation&. It has something of interest to every member of the family. The newspaper b the only Jocal tdvero- ° w CID · deliver their advertising message& at less than a cent per reader. L ID J M . h ay S 8fC 1 .! lt is sometimes desrribed as "Saturation." There is a dally or weekly newspaper in ever)' market of liJDifl, I 3Sl v ... ,·, ....... c. 31 s·a·1J;s Chase I ' paper Is published and that eommu•.tlty's retail tr-.di n1 area . This coverage i1 so thorouth .. and eoinpletf' UtM · ~ ' { _ I J!!1cm - One of the chief values of a newspaper is its Jntensi ve coverace or the marktt - the eommunlty la whleb tbe ChestnUt [~ •n•papu:r. • 2•.INTENSIVE COVERAGE DeLash- ..,.;...ut- cIA L II c. - ..• - " ••IYortllemeftts.Jn pbnnlnt her JJ!Jopplna. and ltau bea\'IIJ on .lbe ati.YUIIJinl fm' - Tuppers Plains Gauge readlngo: th~ Marietta Manufacturing Company · by the Mi•d·O•hlo•lds1m 52 3 rollers out and and Jack_ Weath~rman, Valley Industrial Emergency Council. · ' Dennis Marcinko, young IOl ' Meeting at the Point Pleas· slowly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marant shipyard Wednesday, March Pt. Pleasant 47.00, cinko, Is quite Ill with rheurna. 20, representatives of area lit· encles arlslnc that 2.41 laDing, Kanawha tic lever. PROMOTES THEME _ Industrial and Economic Develop~ent of Ohio Is the cornerstone of the progra'" ad· dustry discussed the drill un· trained such as Moles S.!?lalllng, Charleston 22 .31 M . d Mr Robert vocated bv Governor James A. Rhodes . He made this the mam theme of h1s-eampa1gn m 1962 and legJSiatlon .to der the dln!ctlon of 1 lal Ho.opital all\1 new Lond nd M . r. an . s. implemen't the program now is being considered by a commtttee m1he House of Representatives. Rhodes mam- tee named by L. V. GontieriJ, Every facet of oper~~ ing. on a armet mutt ol Plain City, Ohio, were tain• that industrial expansion. accompanied by t.he ere a !JOn of thous~nds of new Jobs, offers the ~est. route _to Kaiser Aluminum e..cutive and bt a pert of the drill. runnlnr 1 feet, and Sunday ,..sts of Mr. and Mrs, .,_ restoring Ohio to a healthy financial condition, as weH as to econom,tc leadership among the maJOr mdustrJal President of MOVIEPC. ." We dislike, of 41 feet. The Ohlo River Carl Lemley. . : states. Discussing . this program w1th . Rhodes (seated! tn the Governors offtce IS State Senator Oakley C. Collins . few moments of crested at Gallipolis Dam Charles Betzlng wu taken tG tL) of Ironton and state RepresentatiVe George A. _!\l:mh~_rt of Me~gs county. ____ Quincy Rogara, Celanese ex· k the traveling publle ..-tJO feet at 7 p.m. Thursday. Melgo General Hospital Friday ecutive it chajrman of the eom· at ro.adblocltt, l!Ut II There bas bten a four teDtbs lor observation. , 0\ , •• !J'&>tQUI!.,·-:~•,rryr',:t"" ,, "'·'·»1~'-!<'!!"''~' T')!M'ti'P.F*}?,;~y,~m%W:~'t~o;;':ffi.i9. ., er and daughte~s! of Pomeroy mittee; Ser-geant Vandevender, eryQDe wlH consider this as a foot drop in the river stnee Mr . .and Mrs. Dorsel Miller ·' spent Sunday with her parents, head of the local state Police drill, as well u at the dam. On the and l~y spent· the weekend . F~Mr. and Mrs. H~rman London detachment, and Robart Sjler, trial emergency drill, we Ohio River Ills falling With her parents, Mr. and .. ... .. . .. , ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weese of and siSter PaincJa.. Marietta Manull•!lurln& Compo be 10 much the better IS thtOugb Dam IS. It Mrs. Archie Blirbtr of AsblaM ~711!~'*-~~1Wf'iNl&4W''m;;·;:o/'Kijf•'i~''~- ,_.iffl:f::'l:H~®JrlliMDlm'£&:!"1-dll P H . hts were weekend Mr. and Mrs. Eddie _Hubba~ any, are members. havlns been teated.'' , at Dam 17 and ,, . .. , . . arma e1g spent the weekend w1th the1r ... · · "Jrtiu!:h '' Dear ·sir: . . referee batted the ha11 from a jgueRts of his parents, Mr. and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. "The purpose of the drill," from Dam 18~.~ Mrs. Ethel stout spent · the 1, In the hearts . ot youl1g _peo- spectator to the Green o~t _of Mrs. Carl Weese. and Mrs. Dale Mubbard, in said .Gouteriez, "is 1o familiarweekend with her daughter, Mr. pie there are, many emolions. bounds man and the rest JS hts· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l'lll· jWashington D. c. ize emergency vehicles with dil· and Mn. Frank Dorst and fa.m· A recont happeping jg "the , tory. Iiams and children were week· . :._ By Ada Slack asler routes; to enable the law ily of Long Bottom. Mr. and Ohio Universlty 1!ym lnakes l We have always_ taught our end guests of his parents, Mr. enforcement agencieJ to prac· O~le River -Queen City Mrs. Dorst's 'daughter, Mr. and lice traffic eontrol pia~ and to BY ALTA CONE 1:35 a.m.; Jerry Mrs. Eugene-Story and son of old and young alike pray for boys to be hard fighters and and Mrs. C. H. Williams. justice. At the close of a real good l_osers. Racm~ . cheerlead- Mr . and Mrs. Guy Gu~nther determine &he niftliHi' · w.ttb . Mr Robert FIBber of 17, 4 p.m.; v. Horner Marysville were also su_~a7 basketball tussle : a 'referee be- ers, tans, coach and players . and family. have moved from which eommunities rile to an · 1• spent the weekend 10:45 p.m ..; Charles guests in the DOrst home. came ~ so excited he forgot pro- could not beheve that the goal ]former Wilham Gumther home emergency." Continulng, he her mother, Mn. Maude 17, 12:50 a.m.; A. E. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckles fessio~al poise. As the last dy· had been declared good as they , to the George Durst property I Mrs. Delotes Frank entertain- said, "Too, there are new •&· Little Edward up 18, called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing s+conds faded into eternity, rushed on the floor as the wm- on Water St. ,ed With a btrthday party hon· Sund .. . ith Walter Beckjord up Brooks and family Sunday. ' · the referee became so excited ning team. . Sunday guests 0~ Mr. a ~d l ~ring he~ son, ~rge FrankayndVJIIflton w their a.m.; Freiberger down M nd Mn J hn Mitch n 1 he in mad haste, gave Green Referees and coache·!ii from 1Mrs. James S. QUick was h1s 1lm, on h1s 5th birthday. Cake, we were . John J. Rowe down 23, r. a ·. o. .e t~ b.n without a1L9wing the , ~II_ ov~r the surrounding area nephew, Charles Quick of Al- i ice cream ~d punch w.ere ser- . · Moore and family, p.m.; Bob Benter up st, and son of Gallipolis were the Raci~ defense an opportunity i )omed m prol~st to sue~ a man- ~ bany. ved to Dav1d Hannum, Tre~a a.m .• Mary B. up 32 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack to eV9•· get set for play. The ner of handlmg the fmal sec- Wednesday dinner guests of and Kathy Chichester, Tomm.le Mn. Pearl Keeton was 1 National up 33: 2:35 ~.m.; WMreatherandmanMn 'TbursdaMlllayrd, B k ,:.·, f 1ay, . ..... ··-· .. .. ·--! Mrs. Ada Slack and son John J o and Rosemary Reed , K1pmeroy visitor one day roo nta . . onds oy_ · .·· S. Lewis down 34, 4:30p.m.; Du.bl' Ohl' . 1 1 ~ .. The r'ereree did not even 8- iwere Mrs. Harley T. Johnson PY and Kimberly Reed, Llnda y • .. ,. down34 ··e·50 m, o,- ~ were.•. ,rea ~~J1 0 gree on the basket and neither and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and David Brown, Sharon and Mrs. Howard Stevenson d~..;, ol her brother, .Mr. and ·; one consulted the timer or each and Tammy of Wolf Pen. Janet Frank, Mr. and Mrs. with her daupter, p.m. Dorset Miller and famil1• <:; other. They hoth called differ· 1 Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Theiss Johnnie Kibble, Phyllis and Wool fii'OlNI'I were HudnaU and lamUy Jn enlly. 1and family of roveport were 1 Frances Reed, Margaret Brown ed today thsl the 11162 ville. GaUipoHs Dam - No boats M' F' h 85 .. 1 1 R E t d nd K th De 11 to bt mad h 1 D Morris ~nd ·wile ~;~I~: bting locked through l'tl, JH er, . , MAR %! As the cries of sorrow faded 1weekend guests of_ his mother, I ose as er ay a a Y • paymen , . e I • ~ Col b lth 11 dam, and lockages will not Of Chester Dies . r . ·. · . , away and the rererees laugh- :, Mrs. CarrJe Smda1r and s1ster , PJckens. summer, Will be made on um us • Ill th , The Semor Mothers of M1d· ingly left the arena . a deep and . Rose Ann. I Mrs. Ruth Larkino entertain· and unshorn lamba wbich are Clayton and family. started un a11er ere I, Mrs. Glenna Fisher, 15, a llledleport H1gh School wil~• hold a •rastings orrow was mdUHiing ' Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll ed with a birthday dinner hon· marketed btfore March 31, was quite of several feet In the long resident ol Chester, . dled , rumiijllge sal~, _March 21, 22, !in the hearts of many mdivid- !Jr . and daughter Judy of Char· j orink her husband, Fred. Guests 1963, the closing date lot t be Jn I hotp!lal. at her residence Thuraday. 23 at the McMaster BUJtdmg I uals . :lesion, w. Va., Mrs. M a r y were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hau- 1962 profll'am. Albtrt Cone was a Ib&wba River _ Merrill . ~ivins are two daughters, with all proceed~ gomg toward A referee who had not been Butcher her daughter. Mrs . ber and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cba ton, W. Va. visitor Thursday. London 11:25 p.m.; Virgie Wolfe II( Che"!"r" v.r; the Se_mor Tnp. Rummage ls i through daYs. months and years Suzanne' Cannon and son of Larkins of Portland and Mr. ~yne se, chairman, AI· Mia Marguet Mulllna London 8:45 a.m.; Lelia die Bailey of Chester, an'd a to be m on Wednesday, March . to obtain a goa. would have lit- ] Huntsvile, Arkansa_, were and Mrs. Norman Weber. ~!~~a~i~~l ~~Uzation and with Millie aDd up Mar.met 10 p.m.; , Dana . Fisher, Greenfield, I' 20 or contact Mrs. EdJSon lie sorrow or little realize what called here due to the death of I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock so Jnted out that down Marine! 12:45 ~- 0.; seven }ffandchildren aiid IS Bake~~; ,Mrs. lva Stewart, or a dereat meant to so manv ' their father and grandfather were VJsitng Mr. and Mrs. po Clarence Canode and great-grandchiidren. Mrs. Fish· 1 trip to Athens any senior class member. i If the ball had been ha~dled Mr John Carroll Mrs Butch- Charles Massar. for suchl paymenta ~ er was·a member 'of the Ches• i· · ' · · · J0 h N 1962 woo programaretobt , The Women f Grace EPISCo' properly and Green had won er and Mrs Cannon remained nme ew1un was an over· bef ter Nazarene church. , Funeral ·' pal church will meet af the ' justly no comment would be here for a ~isit with Mr and night guest of Mr. and Mrs. edl ore the end of April WIIIUaim Woods and wile EXAM ANNOUNCED services will bt Saturday at 2 home of Mrs.)'a\fick Lochary lforthcommg This Js JUS! more -John Bahram local ·and Lewis Young, Pomeroy. /f~~matiolsn o~ payment Nelsonville called on their ,. p.m. at the Ewing chapel with < to "" supported ther Perry Woods and wife The State civU service exam~ Rov Edmund Life of!lcialln•. Thur!\day at I p m. for a des- I than a pow~rless bunch of boys I Mr and Mrs 'Herschel Rose Margaret Groce is a patient p ICB Ill . . . . · . . · · Memorla · 1 Hos pita! · adequate records Ior ....,lsts ft• ~ • • aert course. 1 whose des1res and asplratwns . Jn Mmersvllle. at Me1gs prod on theI ·~r and aM:DvaBwtal will be, in ttbl .Mt. Her. · · ' Dave Yates and Herbtrt Payments to ucers or Everett McClannaban lor ...80111 llvlng In · Magnolia Temple Pythian Sis- were ended so wrongly. I Pvt Willte E. Gumther and 1 ," ' man cemetery. Friends may 1962 marketing yesr wUI 'II t t th DA" h II All of the mone)' above ex· Pvt Eddie Moore serving wtth ·Swan were recent PaJkersburg I th -:.~;pl~y- j '~; Ul with flu is Northw.>a~n at the funer·' homo •ny· ters w1 mee a e ' a ,' ' 1 · ' ow e same methods c: ln been 1 1 jv t Sc,...l th Rdtstrict tland a~ '" , . 't Thursday at 7·30 p. :n. penses. should be spent to ob- ;the U. S. Army, stationed at VIslors. ed for previOUJ years i aowy. be I en a e U time 1 The· Rock Springs Better . lain referees who would be fa': Fort Belvoir, Virginia spent the , ~r. and Mrs. Burdell Dunn, · school sometime ln Apr11.1--·------r:--Healt11 club Will meet at the more capable of handling game WC('kend with their parents, Mr . MJdlan_d, Pa., spent .a w~k The 1M! nwrketing year [PJ,INTJIIIGI llETVRN HOME Wishing to take t be home of Mrs, Max.ine Arnold. in a t;rL~s and Mrs. Guy Guinther, and end wit~ .Mrs. Ethel Larkmsd. be a nine .month one - eltend. may contact Miss Obling· . Athens Road , Thu~ sday at J ./la s memorie s fade, hut nev -' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Moore. Other VISitors were Mr. an ln11 from Aprll 1 of this year ATLANTA mPn - Two at_..the . bf8h achool. p. m. ' t>r in oblivion .. it is our hope Mrs. Edit~ Hood ~nd ~ollie Mrs .. Emerson Johnson. Port- through Dec. 31, 1983. After 1183 paintirip lent to the AUllll~ll MARCH n that no other mnocent group of ! Hemsley v1s1ted relatives m Co- land, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 08- the marketing year will be on Association by France will Th WSCS. f th U .t d players will ever have to exper. 1Jumbus . born,_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles a 12.,.nth calendar-year bas· the long 'journey bock to I -- determine tbt lood buyo In feod, clot!Jes, and otbtr personal and llelueiJold 1temt. lht ~~~ _.,..,. llov. Freeland Norrlt an4 Earl ShUler of Racine w.>re tho Gallipolis ev!"'lng guest.t • of Mr. An Industrial emergency dr.IU le planned April i ' producb and. department 1ton jtems. River Report "' \' .•. ~ . ' ' Here are 10 reasons wily News·.. , paper advertising is of$relfles,_, importance to your retail store "!- ' ' ". --f OF THIS NEWSPAPER! '·' Your Business·Will Prove The DiHerenc:el ' 1nr.;,.....n ,....., • I Unl,.,.lty of South c....n... ~u~~,.. anc1 t-.n~c ~tev~Mtr• .a.n. "" v . ~ " ,·, i ' •·. ~f ; ··' �, • I ·--- - -----...·-----·-lOKI......, . . . .-..- ... • ' • • ' .r - Sentinel, Po.meroy-Mldifleport, 0., Mar. 22, 1963·! -DaUy -----·-- ·-- Savings Bond . Sales Just Off $26 -Millions Social News ' ' Advantages ol newspapers os on ~ . '! advertising meclium : ' . -!'IREMEN'S.!BANQUET- Pomeroy; volunteer firemen annually JIO&e for their picture after IIIU"dnl PomerOJ· · .,, ..,,.. High ·s<hool ;athletes at the AII.Sports banqqet.,ln the Se cond Ward fiTe house. Front ~~ l. tq . r:... are Antoni •• ~ Lucke .aod Henry We.rry, fire chlef; ' lef!ood rovi, lfarry 'Bolinger, William Young ~ene ·Jn}lJIIett, nlrold Eben. ·• bach, Jellks SI\Uiher, llarry W~taoo, Charle. M. We~ey, Harold Norton, Owlgbt l>afker, Wlll.!am Stiv~. ll:Oiljtt .; Gordon, Charlo J. Wercy, Emeraon ~ell. Third row, William 8aronlck, Charles Le1ar, Arnold Snowd~n; Jolla M~Kenzte, PhiWf. Werry 1, Gewge, Neselroad, Jr., ROlland Neulzllnl and Herman Werry. The banquet waa aef.Y;. ·•:ed Saturday nilh . - Senunel Photo. , · ~ I ~ 1. TRADITION 1 Industrial Emergency Drill Planned At Marietta Plant T h e - · 11 tbe lradittonol Jbopplnr JOlde a1 the bou'""fo. It 11 he• bablt E'dl•tor "s j;w•-.·lb-g Syracuse Long BottOm • cance, and over 90 percent of the familiea in this country can be reached throueh the newapaper medium. Services Held For George Thomas, 78 3. LOW COST PER READER Eastern Local Society News Figuring the rost per delivered message, newspapers can match or surpa!l6 any other medium far the llll8ller retailer. One authoritative survey for instance, has shown that even smaUe>r community neWsRipefl 4. INTENSITY OF INTEREST The newspaper's appeal il bro.:.d and diversified - tising medium that is Jnvited into the home on a paid basis. lt is an axiom that real interest in tomethinl ean be measured in terms of the user's willina:ness to pay for it. Newspaper readers do pay for their readint and they do not buy newspapers just for news; they want the advertising, too. A survey of women in Pit~ burgh, conducted shortly after the conclusion of a aeven-week city-wide newspaper strike, revealed that aell: to local n~ws, local store advertisinc was the feature most sorely missed. 5. FLEXIBILITY and TIMELINESS A suddan change In the weather ca11a for the f!mergency advertisement of raincoats, rubbers, umbrellu or ealoshes. While the production departments of most newspapers ask stores to submit their copy and lay-ou& 48 houra in advance of runnina: date, they are prepared to produce and run "eMergency" advertiaement. witb- in twenty.four hours. It i1 of great Morrl- STEAK HOUSE • t Meth~di:st • Bo,...o/riN ,...,... • a.- w·Ire News At I ......... poet,........ 7. QUICK CHECK ON RESULTS A quick cheek on result! il possible ~IIHJn 1 .r Pldtlre Power- WlfM·upP+weraurge, •rec:Oiftlzld cauat of tubt failure. • Pram. llrld Tua..-.atlttda TY .,._ ceptiOn . . . (OVJW ft0tl-ft•1111 JilfN few minutes after the store has op~;~ned its doon, the retailer frequently bas an indication of the decree QJ 8. EYE APPEAL Anyone who bas written radio eommercials has felt frustrated at times by his Inability to visualize lor U.. •araJntcl ••"•i••,., a1 ... ., •••••._ ftnlahM mols- enere j111t exactly bOW a particular article looll:s. The newspaper has a biJ: advantaa:e here. The act1111l picture II'IRIII •ftd HIKI ........... IOIIda. of a dress Jn a newspaper advertisement ia far more impelling than • word picture of that 11.me dre11 d.. OR _ . . 1nd tur•rnllltant flmiNN4 hlfdbou41 livered by ndio. Many other articles, too, must be seen before a prospective purchaser will make up ber mind. WERNER Radio & T.V. "hUe television can picture the product in uae much more effectively than a newspaper, the ltemendoUI , eost of television advertisinl limits ita use by even the l&r~er retail~rs to a few hi&h·value item1 or fut·..WDI aeasonal noveiUea. SANDWICH AM Tab 'l111 ..._ WYUG2 Pleuanl Valley H~l Tlvls Eugene Rock Castle. Billy Conn, Pa.: Gede West 9. USE OF MULTIPLE-ITEM ADS Plenty of HOT WATER For The Modern Home! ! Department, drug, groeery, hardware, and other stores that muat feature many different item• in one advertisement wlll find that the newspaper cive1 them the best chance to featlU'e these item& collectlve)y. Tel• vision, radio, outdoor posten, and transit cards, on the other hand, mwl usually ~ncentrate .~· ~ Jr:.· l-'- · OD one item te be IUCceaaful, IO.YiEAR WARRANTY . .eCOMPLETE~Y -AU'roMATIC 10. LONGER LIFE OF AD AlthoU(b It 1< true that tomorrow'a newapaper kill• interest in today's paper, the 24-hour life of an adver- ; •• FOR NA'l'l1RAt. or LP GAS tiJinl meuaae is still 10111 enoU(b to do tho job. It is (.•100% SAFETY outdoor po1ter, or the tramit vebiele announcement. Moreover, 1 hoousewife interested ln • partlcular artJ. de feotured In the mornln1 ..- afternoon paper lroquenlly elipa the meuqe ond retain• it for futwe buYlnl ~- CONa'R_OLS . -~- &uldanco. Glass-Lined · ·30Gai~O.s I · '1 lelllleetinc thm the television or radio oommerelal, tho ' " · USE THE AD COLUMNS ' Convenient l + t rermal I 1...,tlJ. newspaper advertising sinee customer response 11 immediate. Wttbill aucceu of his promotion. tubes). on.. ., PlieM tn ll'lclurtt. • T•h aoatrr aratMn llmlla •• .... ) J l AGlance Yettl store's adver- the street. (dlalgn av•ago) tor ellarp, crisp . _ islh~oldi~~ ~a ~esn~ fi~~c~U:cL~e~~i~l~l~~~s~iZ~ ; le~1r~n:n~e~~~-L~!a:~n~e~:;~ ;~:t~~~ a~~- r:~.d~r~r~o:: !~~~n byllnepr;:e~J~;; ~=~~th;el~== Nation's Rails Are Shaken ·Up· Naltd-_..1,. c•u•ll th~ is freah, and frequently the advertised merchandise wiH begin to sell within an hour after the papers •• oa crafttcl with hand lftd dip tokltrln1 tor lont life• 1 Chir:h in the rummage sa1e at· e Davis· · · · · · 1 k' · Warner building Fridav a~d to endur~ . _ for 1963 and later Official• of the Art 1visited Sunday with her father, sel . ~-r ms. 1 V1s1t1ng Mr. and Mrs. Harold years therefore will be · The offJcJal board of the tour• Walter Cook and Mr. and Mrs. that mort tbau 100,000 1 • · B Satur day · Ro Dee m who beginning ' ' following the ••· namenl should eertainly be aJ- 1Ezra Phillips. I_ rewe~ were . ger in ·April wHI have Hell .... The Child Conservation I.eag- lowed to rule when such an op- i Mr . Carl Hubbard, employ- · Js statwn~ With the Navy at close . of the year ·rather than exhibition. ue of Middleport will meet Fri - en violation of the rules was 1ed at Owensboro, Ky. spent Norrolk, V1rglnta, Nancy Kelly, beginning In July, 11 for 1112 The two faDlOUI · day evening Mareh 22 at 7:30 so evident. We. people oft h e !the weekend with Mrs. Hubbard Pearl Po_well, Jake and Sharon and previous ye1r1. and p.m. in the offices of the Ohio ~1K)rts world, should never al- •at their home here. Deem, V1enna, W.Va., Mr. and '"Penitent Fuel Gas Company imtead of low such a ruling to ever stand j Larry Baker of -the U. S. Ar· ~rs. A. C. Brewer of Stiversthe regular meeting time 'fhurs- when iL places the loss tot h e . my stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. v11le and Emma Powell. day. Dr. Leonard H<!-rri s .. pe-. rea l winner. 1visit.ed hi.ll wife and new son Mike. Larkins spent sev~r~l diatrician of Holzer Hospital, Howard Larkins i Richard Lester. at the horne days With Mr. ~nd Mrs. VIrgil will be the spea ker. MPmher:s Portland, Ohio of her mother, Mrs. Nettie Wamsley of Cheshire. are to bring original hat crea, Moore and his parents in Pom- Mrs. Leone Hensley' received , · tions. ' eroy. word of the death of Mn. Clin· . 1"-lloued Fr I The Past Matrons of Evange· Miss Paula Sayre of._Belpre ton Colwell, Parkersburg. line chapter, OF:f.l. of Middlespent the weekend w1th her 1 Ella Osborn, Ella Hannum they W9Uld put nat, . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks 1and Geneva Yates attended the ibeddin' work ruJq dlantes port, will entertajn the Past Matrons of Pomeroy chapter. US Sayre and brother Roger. IHome Demonstration meeting •effeot • immedlattly. The · ""'"'" I 1 at a 6 p.m. dinner in ·the rec- ! Mr. a1~d Mrs. Linville Lead- at the home of Margaret sued te stop the railroad• reation room at the home of j (Continued from Page 11 !Jngham of Wheelersburg and Brown, Reedsville. actin.. . Mrs. Joe Young , Sr . Friday, t._.oversial ~ward of the $6.5 bil- Mrs. Rosa Leadingham of South Visiting Mr~ and Mrs. Dave . c..n. Mareh 22. Ea ch member of hon TFX fighter plane contract Web•ter spent Sunday with Mr. Yates and Anna Swan were 'lbe .eUI! wa1 appealed IIDd ,.... Evangeline chap ter is asked to has promised new di~clol\iures , and Mrs. Willis Leadingham. Nona Ritchie, Portland, and appeflled. ' Filially~ the Suprem• bring two pri7.Ps for the games. 1nf _'' enormous errors'' in cost I Mrs . Alice Capehart. return- Gladine Newlun and ·sandra Court two w~ Aso _pQt,horjlid MAR. 23 estimates of the plane . !ed home after spending nine and Herbert Swan. the nProad• to pr9Cfeil .with tbl A squart> dance sponsored by , Jerome Alderman , chief coun-1weeks visitin~ her son and dau· l Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold wort· rule rfvilion1. , the Racine Alumni association sel ror the Senate investigatlons 1ther-in ·law, Mr. and Mrs . Don Holter were Mr. a:lld Mrs. Bob A leW daya later, ·the nilrotdJ will be held Saturday. March ,sub-comrniltee, told newsm~n j C3p~hart at Melbourne Beach, I Dill of Po-_neroy and .Mr. and brok, ,off talb with tl)t uni1tft1 23, startmg at 8 p.m . at the Ra- that errors uncovered by h 1 s -Florida. <Mrs. Joe BJssell, Mason, W. Va. and .erved aotlce •Jh~J would m. ci ne Jumor Htgh school Mu s)(' starr could be "very, very dam- Mr and Mrs Don Grimm or Leone Babcock was an over- stltute 1 the . . . 11 1.oon· .. will bf provided by Brooks Sa y- a,.; mg '' to the Defense DepArt- Belpre visited her parents, Mr. 1night guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1poaslblf, prababft- withtn a re·s group. Admisston 1s fifl and ment's dec1sion to award t h e !and Mrs . John Duffy and oth- 1Lindsay Lyons, Tullpef!J Plalna. 1 75 cents. ' -V..let SmUll PretJd~nt ~ • ~ . 1contract to General Dynamics. ler relatives. MARCH !5 Mrs Waoda Burdette and 1 to head off o otrlb, for al JeMt · Jane Howell Tent No . 95 JOINS FOUNDATION children of Gallipolis visited , NEWSMAN AJIRES'I'ED 1110 day1 bY oJ!i>ofntiag l!lli ''"""" .. '.~~J~ Daughters of Union Veterans, I WASHINGTON <UP!) - Presl- 1her sister and brother-in·law, l BERLIN .tUPI· ::- Wett Be<lln i•ncy foct-flndlii.llooJ1l. Alid tlio · ·•j ioi•'ii.Ji:[c· wiR meet at the DAY !fall . dent Kennedy has named Leland ,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wlnebrenne~ : ocwsman Joachim Guhde wu No.rth r"'eiU!'If ... ~ , P! ~ClUt~~:~.i!1\'!1. Monday at 7:30 p . .m. . jJ . HaWilrth, a member of the land famlly. )••rested by pollbCIII.pollce'f11111'&- elfjC ijllll"ff!"!ii<,,U. ~~ .;; . lu.R. U Atomic Energy Commission since Miss Stefanle Winebrenner, day DlJibl DD chariot cl JaiUng cluta tMt ~ ~ \vtiJid 'l:ht Pomeroy WCTU will ·1961, to succeed Dr. Alan T. Wa· was a Saturday night guest ol jto report kliowledae of plano~~ bt ruched .tiJroailh ......: . meet T01e3lay at 7:30 p.m. at termon •• diro<Jor of the Nation-jCaroi Fae Teaford, ol Raclne.jb10w up ~rDIIIJJ!Jill lii!Jiallaiiou jjj,q, .. t flrti ••llf-!1!11· . . Fllleralell Clilllrell. jal :ieioaoe FiiuadaWD. Mr. ll"f Mrs. Jamea lllliDUr In klla. '. · · ·- . ~- lks ........ I' ,. -- ONLY the retail advertiser that his customers respond quickly to moat satllfactory medium for obtaining this type of response. The selling messaee reaches the public while it 23" Tartan TV .. importan~e to tising. Most real advertising 11 desiened to induce Immediate buying and the newspa-per bas proven to be tht MOIOROLA ;:l .,. .f ;j 6. QUICK RESPONSE now ° aimed at an ages, tares, Jncome lfOUpl, classe1, and v• cation&. It has something of interest to every member of the family. The newspaper b the only Jocal tdvero- ° w CID · deliver their advertising message& at less than a cent per reader. L ID J M . h ay S 8fC 1 .! lt is sometimes desrribed as "Saturation." There is a dally or weekly newspaper in ever)' market of liJDifl, I 3Sl v ... ,·, ....... c. 31 s·a·1J;s Chase I ' paper Is published and that eommu•.tlty's retail tr-.di n1 area . This coverage i1 so thorouth .. and eoinpletf' UtM · ~ ' { _ I J!!1cm - One of the chief values of a newspaper is its Jntensi ve coverace or the marktt - the eommunlty la whleb tbe ChestnUt [~ •n•papu:r. • 2•.INTENSIVE COVERAGE DeLash- ..,.;...ut- cIA L II c. - ..• - " ••IYortllemeftts.Jn pbnnlnt her JJ!Jopplna. and ltau bea\'IIJ on .lbe ati.YUIIJinl fm' - Tuppers Plains Gauge readlngo: th~ Marietta Manufacturing Company · by the Mi•d·O•hlo•lds1m 52 3 rollers out and and Jack_ Weath~rman, Valley Industrial Emergency Council. · ' Dennis Marcinko, young IOl ' Meeting at the Point Pleas· slowly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marant shipyard Wednesday, March Pt. Pleasant 47.00, cinko, Is quite Ill with rheurna. 20, representatives of area lit· encles arlslnc that 2.41 laDing, Kanawha tic lever. PROMOTES THEME _ Industrial and Economic Develop~ent of Ohio Is the cornerstone of the progra'" ad· dustry discussed the drill un· trained such as Moles S.!?lalllng, Charleston 22 .31 M . d Mr Robert vocated bv Governor James A. Rhodes . He made this the mam theme of h1s-eampa1gn m 1962 and legJSiatlon .to der the dln!ctlon of 1 lal Ho.opital all\1 new Lond nd M . r. an . s. implemen't the program now is being considered by a commtttee m1he House of Representatives. Rhodes mam- tee named by L. V. GontieriJ, Every facet of oper~~ ing. on a armet mutt ol Plain City, Ohio, were tain• that industrial expansion. accompanied by t.he ere a !JOn of thous~nds of new Jobs, offers the ~est. route _to Kaiser Aluminum e..cutive and bt a pert of the drill. runnlnr 1 feet, and Sunday ,..sts of Mr. and Mrs, .,_ restoring Ohio to a healthy financial condition, as weH as to econom,tc leadership among the maJOr mdustrJal President of MOVIEPC. ." We dislike, of 41 feet. The Ohlo River Carl Lemley. . : states. Discussing . this program w1th . Rhodes (seated! tn the Governors offtce IS State Senator Oakley C. Collins . few moments of crested at Gallipolis Dam Charles Betzlng wu taken tG tL) of Ironton and state RepresentatiVe George A. _!\l:mh~_rt of Me~gs county. ____ Quincy Rogara, Celanese ex· k the traveling publle ..-tJO feet at 7 p.m. Thursday. Melgo General Hospital Friday ecutive it chajrman of the eom· at ro.adblocltt, l!Ut II There bas bten a four teDtbs lor observation. , 0\ , •• !J'&>tQUI!.,·-:~•,rryr',:t"" ,, "'·'·»1~'-!<'!!"''~' T')!M'ti'P.F*}?,;~y,~m%W:~'t~o;;':ffi.i9. ., er and daughte~s! of Pomeroy mittee; Ser-geant Vandevender, eryQDe wlH consider this as a foot drop in the river stnee Mr . .and Mrs. Dorsel Miller ·' spent Sunday with her parents, head of the local state Police drill, as well u at the dam. On the and l~y spent· the weekend . F~Mr. and Mrs. H~rman London detachment, and Robart Sjler, trial emergency drill, we Ohio River Ills falling With her parents, Mr. and .. ... .. . .. , ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weese of and siSter PaincJa.. Marietta Manull•!lurln& Compo be 10 much the better IS thtOugb Dam IS. It Mrs. Archie Blirbtr of AsblaM ~711!~'*-~~1Wf'iNl&4W''m;;·;:o/'Kijf•'i~''~- ,_.iffl:f::'l:H~®JrlliMDlm'£&:!"1-dll P H . hts were weekend Mr. and Mrs. Eddie _Hubba~ any, are members. havlns been teated.'' , at Dam 17 and ,, . .. , . . arma e1g spent the weekend w1th the1r ... · · "Jrtiu!:h '' Dear ·sir: . . referee batted the ha11 from a jgueRts of his parents, Mr. and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. "The purpose of the drill," from Dam 18~.~ Mrs. Ethel stout spent · the 1, In the hearts . ot youl1g _peo- spectator to the Green o~t _of Mrs. Carl Weese. and Mrs. Dale Mubbard, in said .Gouteriez, "is 1o familiarweekend with her daughter, Mr. pie there are, many emolions. bounds man and the rest JS hts· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l'lll· jWashington D. c. ize emergency vehicles with dil· and Mn. Frank Dorst and fa.m· A recont happeping jg "the , tory. Iiams and children were week· . :._ By Ada Slack asler routes; to enable the law ily of Long Bottom. Mr. and Ohio Universlty 1!ym lnakes l We have always_ taught our end guests of his parents, Mr. enforcement agencieJ to prac· O~le River -Queen City Mrs. Dorst's 'daughter, Mr. and lice traffic eontrol pia~ and to BY ALTA CONE 1:35 a.m.; Jerry Mrs. Eugene-Story and son of old and young alike pray for boys to be hard fighters and and Mrs. C. H. Williams. justice. At the close of a real good l_osers. Racm~ . cheerlead- Mr . and Mrs. Guy Gu~nther determine &he niftliHi' · w.ttb . Mr Robert FIBber of 17, 4 p.m.; v. Horner Marysville were also su_~a7 basketball tussle : a 'referee be- ers, tans, coach and players . and family. have moved from which eommunities rile to an · 1• spent the weekend 10:45 p.m ..; Charles guests in the DOrst home. came ~ so excited he forgot pro- could not beheve that the goal ]former Wilham Gumther home emergency." Continulng, he her mother, Mn. Maude 17, 12:50 a.m.; A. E. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckles fessio~al poise. As the last dy· had been declared good as they , to the George Durst property I Mrs. Delotes Frank entertain- said, "Too, there are new •&· Little Edward up 18, called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing s+conds faded into eternity, rushed on the floor as the wm- on Water St. ,ed With a btrthday party hon· Sund .. . ith Walter Beckjord up Brooks and family Sunday. ' · the referee became so excited ning team. . Sunday guests 0~ Mr. a ~d l ~ring he~ son, ~rge FrankayndVJIIflton w their a.m.; Freiberger down M nd Mn J hn Mitch n 1 he in mad haste, gave Green Referees and coache·!ii from 1Mrs. James S. QUick was h1s 1lm, on h1s 5th birthday. Cake, we were . John J. Rowe down 23, r. a ·. o. .e t~ b.n without a1L9wing the , ~II_ ov~r the surrounding area nephew, Charles Quick of Al- i ice cream ~d punch w.ere ser- . · Moore and family, p.m.; Bob Benter up st, and son of Gallipolis were the Raci~ defense an opportunity i )omed m prol~st to sue~ a man- ~ bany. ved to Dav1d Hannum, Tre~a a.m .• Mary B. up 32 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack to eV9•· get set for play. The ner of handlmg the fmal sec- Wednesday dinner guests of and Kathy Chichester, Tomm.le Mn. Pearl Keeton was 1 National up 33: 2:35 ~.m.; WMreatherandmanMn 'TbursdaMlllayrd, B k ,:.·, f 1ay, . ..... ··-· .. .. ·--! Mrs. Ada Slack and son John J o and Rosemary Reed , K1pmeroy visitor one day roo nta . . onds oy_ · .·· S. Lewis down 34, 4:30p.m.; Du.bl' Ohl' . 1 1 ~ .. The r'ereree did not even 8- iwere Mrs. Harley T. Johnson PY and Kimberly Reed, Llnda y • .. ,. down34 ··e·50 m, o,- ~ were.•. ,rea ~~J1 0 gree on the basket and neither and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and David Brown, Sharon and Mrs. Howard Stevenson d~..;, ol her brother, .Mr. and ·; one consulted the timer or each and Tammy of Wolf Pen. Janet Frank, Mr. and Mrs. with her daupter, p.m. Dorset Miller and famil1• <:; other. They hoth called differ· 1 Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Theiss Johnnie Kibble, Phyllis and Wool fii'OlNI'I were HudnaU and lamUy Jn enlly. 1and family of roveport were 1 Frances Reed, Margaret Brown ed today thsl the 11162 ville. GaUipoHs Dam - No boats M' F' h 85 .. 1 1 R E t d nd K th De 11 to bt mad h 1 D Morris ~nd ·wile ~;~I~: bting locked through l'tl, JH er, . , MAR %! As the cries of sorrow faded 1weekend guests of_ his mother, I ose as er ay a a Y • paymen , . e I • ~ Col b lth 11 dam, and lockages will not Of Chester Dies . r . ·. · . , away and the rererees laugh- :, Mrs. CarrJe Smda1r and s1ster , PJckens. summer, Will be made on um us • Ill th , The Semor Mothers of M1d· ingly left the arena . a deep and . Rose Ann. I Mrs. Ruth Larkino entertain· and unshorn lamba wbich are Clayton and family. started un a11er ere I, Mrs. Glenna Fisher, 15, a llledleport H1gh School wil~• hold a •rastings orrow was mdUHiing ' Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll ed with a birthday dinner hon· marketed btfore March 31, was quite of several feet In the long resident ol Chester, . dled , rumiijllge sal~, _March 21, 22, !in the hearts of many mdivid- !Jr . and daughter Judy of Char· j orink her husband, Fred. Guests 1963, the closing date lot t be Jn I hotp!lal. at her residence Thuraday. 23 at the McMaster BUJtdmg I uals . :lesion, w. Va., Mrs. M a r y were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hau- 1962 profll'am. Albtrt Cone was a Ib&wba River _ Merrill . ~ivins are two daughters, with all proceed~ gomg toward A referee who had not been Butcher her daughter. Mrs . ber and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cba ton, W. Va. visitor Thursday. London 11:25 p.m.; Virgie Wolfe II( Che"!"r" v.r; the Se_mor Tnp. Rummage ls i through daYs. months and years Suzanne' Cannon and son of Larkins of Portland and Mr. ~yne se, chairman, AI· Mia Marguet Mulllna London 8:45 a.m.; Lelia die Bailey of Chester, an'd a to be m on Wednesday, March . to obtain a goa. would have lit- ] Huntsvile, Arkansa_, were and Mrs. Norman Weber. ~!~~a~i~~l ~~Uzation and with Millie aDd up Mar.met 10 p.m.; , Dana . Fisher, Greenfield, I' 20 or contact Mrs. EdJSon lie sorrow or little realize what called here due to the death of I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock so Jnted out that down Marine! 12:45 ~- 0.; seven }ffandchildren aiid IS Bake~~; ,Mrs. lva Stewart, or a dereat meant to so manv ' their father and grandfather were VJsitng Mr. and Mrs. po Clarence Canode and great-grandchiidren. Mrs. Fish· 1 trip to Athens any senior class member. i If the ball had been ha~dled Mr John Carroll Mrs Butch- Charles Massar. for suchl paymenta ~ er was·a member 'of the Ches• i· · ' · · · J0 h N 1962 woo programaretobt , The Women f Grace EPISCo' properly and Green had won er and Mrs Cannon remained nme ew1un was an over· bef ter Nazarene church. , Funeral ·' pal church will meet af the ' justly no comment would be here for a ~isit with Mr and night guest of Mr. and Mrs. edl ore the end of April WIIIUaim Woods and wile EXAM ANNOUNCED services will bt Saturday at 2 home of Mrs.)'a\fick Lochary lforthcommg This Js JUS! more -John Bahram local ·and Lewis Young, Pomeroy. /f~~matiolsn o~ payment Nelsonville called on their ,. p.m. at the Ewing chapel with < to "" supported ther Perry Woods and wife The State civU service exam~ Rov Edmund Life of!lcialln•. Thur!\day at I p m. for a des- I than a pow~rless bunch of boys I Mr and Mrs 'Herschel Rose Margaret Groce is a patient p ICB Ill . . . . · . . · · Memorla · 1 Hos pita! · adequate records Ior ....,lsts ft• ~ • • aert course. 1 whose des1res and asplratwns . Jn Mmersvllle. at Me1gs prod on theI ·~r and aM:DvaBwtal will be, in ttbl .Mt. Her. · · ' Dave Yates and Herbtrt Payments to ucers or Everett McClannaban lor ...80111 llvlng In · Magnolia Temple Pythian Sis- were ended so wrongly. I Pvt Willte E. Gumther and 1 ," ' man cemetery. Friends may 1962 marketing yesr wUI 'II t t th DA" h II All of the mone)' above ex· Pvt Eddie Moore serving wtth ·Swan were recent PaJkersburg I th -:.~;pl~y- j '~; Ul with flu is Northw.>a~n at the funer·' homo •ny· ters w1 mee a e ' a ,' ' 1 · ' ow e same methods c: ln been 1 1 jv t Sc,...l th Rdtstrict tland a~ '" , . 't Thursday at 7·30 p. :n. penses. should be spent to ob- ;the U. S. Army, stationed at VIslors. ed for previOUJ years i aowy. be I en a e U time 1 The· Rock Springs Better . lain referees who would be fa': Fort Belvoir, Virginia spent the , ~r. and Mrs. Burdell Dunn, · school sometime ln Apr11.1--·------r:--Healt11 club Will meet at the more capable of handling game WC('kend with their parents, Mr . MJdlan_d, Pa., spent .a w~k The 1M! nwrketing year [PJ,INTJIIIGI llETVRN HOME Wishing to take t be home of Mrs, Max.ine Arnold. in a t;rL~s and Mrs. Guy Guinther, and end wit~ .Mrs. Ethel Larkmsd. be a nine .month one - eltend. may contact Miss Obling· . Athens Road , Thu~ sday at J ./la s memorie s fade, hut nev -' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Moore. Other VISitors were Mr. an ln11 from Aprll 1 of this year ATLANTA mPn - Two at_..the . bf8h achool. p. m. ' t>r in oblivion .. it is our hope Mrs. Edit~ Hood ~nd ~ollie Mrs .. Emerson Johnson. Port- through Dec. 31, 1983. After 1183 paintirip lent to the AUllll~ll MARCH n that no other mnocent group of ! Hemsley v1s1ted relatives m Co- land, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 08- the marketing year will be on Association by France will Th WSCS. f th U .t d players will ever have to exper. 1Jumbus . born,_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles a 12.,.nth calendar-year bas· the long 'journey bock to I -- determine tbt lood buyo In feod, clot!Jes, and otbtr personal and llelueiJold 1temt. lht ~~~ _.,..,. llov. Freeland Norrlt an4 Earl ShUler of Racine w.>re tho Gallipolis ev!"'lng guest.t • of Mr. An Industrial emergency dr.IU le planned April i ' producb and. department 1ton jtems. River Report "' \' .•. ~ . ' ' Here are 10 reasons wily News·.. , paper advertising is of$relfles,_, importance to your retail store "!- ' ' ". --f OF THIS NEWSPAPER! '·' Your Business·Will Prove The DiHerenc:el ' 1nr.;,.....n ,....., • I Unl,.,.lty of South c....n... ~u~~,.. anc1 t-.n~c ~tev~Mtr• .a.n. "" v . ~ " ,·, i ' •·. ~f ; ··' �' " ., -· : ~he Daily Sentine~ '' . - ... ~an .lSI.US To Meet Friars In· NIT Finals Pam aan't keep. a aeol'et She'll babl whot she wished before eake . Whotever her Wh1h, It wlll bt for 1 llttl• t ype of.thinr. · • tit~ ~bAli ~~~ 111 flrl But-what ol me? What do 1 WI h j dadfhter? !luceeos in a career h s or mr • , . chlld•·en .•• a bea tit 1 h • • • 1 PPY lnarrlaae ot worldl · d u u omo • •· • • fair IIIIIH , Y ITI)() 8 • • • health , , , happineso 1 . t !Uppose I wish all of th@lle thlnra for Pa m~asure. But if i hAd ~~ lltnit tn)'Melt ~~ a smll'le w>•h-1 would aAk fo" h r d d . h. d' f .h • e a eep 11ft . a I mg --!low wonderful It is to have all Uft• shaken ~~~@f 111 God's way8 and ltl8 works piu• m some ••t the eonvtctmrt1 of His love for us. REFUSED 1962 RAMBLER Clauie Custom 400. Auto. Jleater. OoUI tolill'. Ottlt S,693 1~Ui0 mileogo, llkt now 111 eVery woy. see It today. lAVE $ $ f ·' • #' 1960 IIAMILil American Deluxe 2 Dr. ii'root white. Clean and so- • Exhibition Baseball Results ExhibHio11 Baseball Resull• By United Press International At Lakeland , Fla. • BalUmore 000 000 too- 1 000 020 100 - 3 8 1 Boston 100 120 OOx. - 4. 6 2 ! .Burgmeier.,. Zachary (61 and I 16 ) 1 Detroit 250 101 <rlx - 11 12 1 :and Nixon. Winner - Nichols. Estrada, Stom! m, Burnside Lo!er - Burgmeier. H& -Brei" •7 l cind Brown, Lau •7}. Mossi, soud, Yastrzemski. . ~~:~rid . -m : bustal 19) and Freen, Roarke •7 J. Wir1ner - Mos- At Pompano Beach, Fla. Loser - E.•.;trada. HRs- Ka- · 117 inlliogs-tie) l' 2, C:1qh, Wood. New York (A) 021 011 020 000 000 oo- 7 21 1 1 " I MmoPOLITAN MOTORS I 002 200 000 0-- 4 7 a l At Palm Springs, C"alif. 000 011 001-.. 3 10 0 Kralick, Stange t7l, Nieson (101 Los Ang. IAl 100 004 OOx-5 12 2 and Battey, Ratliff 101. McBean. I l'lsb<r, DUffalo 171 and Haller. In the ltiO games he played, Butters 121, Priddy 161. Sisk '81 \Turley, Nelson <71 Osinski 191 and TOURNEY TROPIDES DISPLAYED- What ptomlle& to be thalar· hit :304 with 29 llome rUne and _Pagliaroni, McFarlane '"'· !Rodgers. Winner- Turley. Loser gest softball tournament ever held In West Virginia, the West Virginia Centennial . 1M RBII. Colavito, with. Winner - Sisk. Loser - Nieson. -Fisher. Invitational Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament, will open at Raveruowood June hit :rr Mmftl SOITB~LL At West Palm Beach, Fla. OD Inning&) . ' N. Y. (Nl 000 010 000 1- 2 4 0 By Unite4 PHil blteraatloaal Milw, 000 QlO 000 0 -1 6 1 1 •-"' Fin-> Hawkins, Reed \61. Bearnarth E..-n 1Mvlsi011 (lOJ and Sherry. Spahn, Funk lfll, Lemaster (V) 1nd Crandall, Tor· Syr~u ·w·mner-Red ~•• re ltiJ. e . Loser-Le- 'c·mctnna · t'1 !IL I I 1 1 we.tera '~~tv..aon master. The double-elimination tourney, made up of 64 teams from West 1 North Carolina is eo-sponsored by the Kaiser 1tion of the Kaiser Aluminum Works at RaveniWood. will be held each weekend from June i thiou11h July 4 and is open to any or independent softball looms. Displaying the 42 trophies to be awarded the tourney are Carl R. Sullivan, exec.utlve director of the Centennial . left, and Robert P'. Buechner, manager of the Kaiser Alumlllum Works at wood. They are admiring the 44-inch championship trophy whlch go11 to the '1111U'Iday't ReluUs Nuxhal\ McWilliams (8 J Lown USE PICKENS' ' PA'.'MENT PLAN ~! FRANCIS FLORIST and·. SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES .._, ;.; 19l and Foile!!. Wynn , za~i 14 ), Cincinnati 133 Syracuse 115 Ackley (5 1, Peters i7•. Shipley l ronly game scheduled· <9 J and Martin. Winner Nux-· hall. l.oser - Ackley. HRs Landis 2, Harper 2, Freese. Rookie Of Year InNBALoop 'lilo Lelr.otl' -otar alao J 08llled lo last aeoaon's first with llobertlon, Pettit • whi<h alao • Included ICousv and Tom HeiDBoha ol : ; ; I.c.1u... Bailey H..,eu o1 11ut ood Hoi Gr- of REPEAT SALEI _; . . . NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. W• Sold Out The Plrtt Tlmt, So Don't Dtt.y, Get YouriToclayl NOn'S SOHIO S..VICE 8ulldffllllld Bulldln!l hJIPiin Choslat, Ohl• ftl·*' WilLIS ANTHONY Wftl Moln St. ~..., Support tbo Churllll ol \'our Cliolto I'LUM..NG & HE\t.T1110 240 ~lncoln II. MIM!tjiiH R. H. RAWLINGs &soNs CO. ~~~~- W'l' 2-DSO ''WI Alii To,_.. Dodce-Dort.-llodio frUcb MWol'-'1 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WT14114 U far .ome pod ,.. .,... not mike JIJIDolll 011 ot GulltiNan! Pllt: ~==II witlt Beoky (lt.otl Ia ll!e Dnopar (f'l.30) ia lite ltlrh Gltt7 (.fill .. tlta BAUM LUMBER CO. G r -... W'l' W9P :.~ Attoadlllo Chiii'Clla •• y - -~ ·• \1tt~wi~nll1n:':er~of~t~h~e~t~ou~m~am~en~t~.---~--:___.::_.::_=....::...:~~=~= \1 tbiM tell ul. - We oil 1* JQOI do eon lo Ill ooll,.._ or <Uihin,er Is choice, Baylor wu the only ~=-m~~luo~l!ALLA~NDALII, .,.. (1JPID-II kM!t ,...,1111 ...... l:l being named cm an 81 Blum """'ed a rldlna ~.. Ute orocllt ...,...... piM Dl.""-' W L Pd. 1 t 0 1 At Sarasota, Fla. CincinnaLi 010 213 000-- 1 8 2 St. IAIWB Chicago ! A) m 2lO 000---6 13 3 Detroit uz ......,... Bruloll, • .... ~:~~o~~~.:~;:r.;~and PRO STANDINGS Thund•J •'f' ~ .. " 1 am\ McCarver, Thacker (7). Win· •ard ! 12. Osteen . Balr (')'), Duekner ..,.. ,Sadet"kl. Lo!er - Willis . 1worth 1101 , Bouldin Ull and LepIPert, Retzer (IOl. HRs - How· At Ft. ·Myers, Fla. ard, Lock. 100 OlD 200 1- 5 12 o !San Fran. Wdn_eet'' Tueadny ... ~· 01111T• "ChM ... Of Tho "'" 31 em .. Fntn At •• I oo-' 00 Innings> lllo•d•t I Kin11 3:6·1< It's a cream puff. S~e ·lt todoy. 1\l Sl Pelersburg. Fla. Washington ·n!'l as City 000 100 ~1 8 1 200 000 041 00) 000 13 1 . Louis 300 020 wx.----6 t2 2! Downing, Kunkel !4), Cullen Willis, Wyatt (5) and sullivan, I 11}, Sl.ottlemyre ilO) ; •nm·nut Bryan 151 , Sadecki. Gibson 151 Reniff 416) and . Howard, Blanch- Minn. Pill!:!. iuh<IA1 11 lid. You'll llke It wh!a you see It OML 'I' $1291 1959 RAMII.III Cluslc Super t Dr. Sedan. StaMal'd trano. !leat!f. 'l'lllt elit alto rUnl like ne'tt~ iookl like ae"i lell than 33,000 attuol lllilll. Houston 6 1\Bateman: Nieh'OlS, Spanswick Sunday, ll Santuol 23:1-7 1962 RAM8LIR Classlc Deluxe '2 llr. Sedan. Less than 12,000 mlleo, one pteVloua ·owll· er, run• like new~ IOOkl Uke new. see 11 today . IAYI $$$ Some of 11" may M limited in our ability 1o rive our t ' t children · · h rnate_rial tbinll• • but ~ we need never • 1ft on feac inr th~rn spiritual volues. Start takin your chtldran to church and ohurch eahooi tb'l ,..' -· ' a.... LIVING COAL COMPANY r.tabllihed Ia 11106 Wosi c.loililila, W, Yt. P11. .._ ...,_ .......,., SWISIB & LOHSI LOGAN MONUMIIT CO. ..-.u, .I>IVGS '11'1 fill Ml ...... "-lpliOu ... r.asero;..._ Mlc• WYI4fH .. OF MEIGS COUNTY .. ........ WI L; ,_..., Mtt. .WY· MfM MARliNS FOOD MIRICIT THIS WEEK'S .. .. ..·-·.. ----~==~~~,~~~---~·· ~~---·-"-~~ ~ -~. · ~ ,. OHIO. VALlEY · aBIHG · Nationals. ' ' I .......... ' . '' ::· . ....,... IIAIIIIMallll: , . ~-~ . ,. SPECIAL '58 OLDS. ___ ,' Wet.oc~~' ~ , • ··- ,. -~ - -~ .. J; ~ ;,-,> ' . . Qulllt7~1lt~1'11Ho '1 ' '•.. ·• t_ ' A_:' ' I ' ,. f1~4QQOI'~ At Scottsdale, Ariz.. Coin-OpT-:" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds ~.00 DUKE CLEANERS PuAIAf•n" ....ftlftl Coi..O~ 101 COURT ITJtll'r 'OM I ROY e COli. lr4 " MAIN M 10 D L I ··,-~---.,-~--- ··- -- ~- ' '0 -JJ.'t . ..... _ 3 ROOMS New _., '299 .... a.--lnhru 11 I .. T.,. MASON Two-tone ne:;J:abll. wlllte ~nll11n1 . . . _ A . t IIIW prllln& 'j · ·· · · · , " cmnct:u ma AL\. l>!o~ ··, St~ Paul's · �' " ., -· : ~he Daily Sentine~ '' . - ... ~an .lSI.US To Meet Friars In· NIT Finals Pam aan't keep. a aeol'et She'll babl whot she wished before eake . Whotever her Wh1h, It wlll bt for 1 llttl• t ype of.thinr. · • tit~ ~bAli ~~~ 111 flrl But-what ol me? What do 1 WI h j dadfhter? !luceeos in a career h s or mr • , . chlld•·en .•• a bea tit 1 h • • • 1 PPY lnarrlaae ot worldl · d u u omo • •· • • fair IIIIIH , Y ITI)() 8 • • • health , , , happineso 1 . t !Uppose I wish all of th@lle thlnra for Pa m~asure. But if i hAd ~~ lltnit tn)'Melt ~~ a smll'le w>•h-1 would aAk fo" h r d d . h. d' f .h • e a eep 11ft . a I mg --!low wonderful It is to have all Uft• shaken ~~~@f 111 God's way8 and ltl8 works piu• m some ••t the eonvtctmrt1 of His love for us. REFUSED 1962 RAMBLER Clauie Custom 400. Auto. Jleater. OoUI tolill'. Ottlt S,693 1~Ui0 mileogo, llkt now 111 eVery woy. see It today. lAVE $ $ f ·' • #' 1960 IIAMILil American Deluxe 2 Dr. ii'root white. Clean and so- • Exhibition Baseball Results ExhibHio11 Baseball Resull• By United Press International At Lakeland , Fla. • BalUmore 000 000 too- 1 000 020 100 - 3 8 1 Boston 100 120 OOx. - 4. 6 2 ! .Burgmeier.,. Zachary (61 and I 16 ) 1 Detroit 250 101 <rlx - 11 12 1 :and Nixon. Winner - Nichols. Estrada, Stom! m, Burnside Lo!er - Burgmeier. H& -Brei" •7 l cind Brown, Lau •7}. Mossi, soud, Yastrzemski. . ~~:~rid . -m : bustal 19) and Freen, Roarke •7 J. Wir1ner - Mos- At Pompano Beach, Fla. Loser - E.•.;trada. HRs- Ka- · 117 inlliogs-tie) l' 2, C:1qh, Wood. New York (A) 021 011 020 000 000 oo- 7 21 1 1 " I MmoPOLITAN MOTORS I 002 200 000 0-- 4 7 a l At Palm Springs, C"alif. 000 011 001-.. 3 10 0 Kralick, Stange t7l, Nieson (101 Los Ang. IAl 100 004 OOx-5 12 2 and Battey, Ratliff 101. McBean. I l'lsb<r, DUffalo 171 and Haller. In the ltiO games he played, Butters 121, Priddy 161. Sisk '81 \Turley, Nelson <71 Osinski 191 and TOURNEY TROPIDES DISPLAYED- What ptomlle& to be thalar· hit :304 with 29 llome rUne and _Pagliaroni, McFarlane '"'· !Rodgers. Winner- Turley. Loser gest softball tournament ever held In West Virginia, the West Virginia Centennial . 1M RBII. Colavito, with. Winner - Sisk. Loser - Nieson. -Fisher. Invitational Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament, will open at Raveruowood June hit :rr Mmftl SOITB~LL At West Palm Beach, Fla. OD Inning&) . ' N. Y. (Nl 000 010 000 1- 2 4 0 By Unite4 PHil blteraatloaal Milw, 000 QlO 000 0 -1 6 1 1 •-"' Fin-> Hawkins, Reed \61. Bearnarth E..-n 1Mvlsi011 (lOJ and Sherry. Spahn, Funk lfll, Lemaster (V) 1nd Crandall, Tor· Syr~u ·w·mner-Red ~•• re ltiJ. e . Loser-Le- 'c·mctnna · t'1 !IL I I 1 1 we.tera '~~tv..aon master. The double-elimination tourney, made up of 64 teams from West 1 North Carolina is eo-sponsored by the Kaiser 1tion of the Kaiser Aluminum Works at RaveniWood. will be held each weekend from June i thiou11h July 4 and is open to any or independent softball looms. Displaying the 42 trophies to be awarded the tourney are Carl R. Sullivan, exec.utlve director of the Centennial . left, and Robert P'. Buechner, manager of the Kaiser Alumlllum Works at wood. They are admiring the 44-inch championship trophy whlch go11 to the '1111U'Iday't ReluUs Nuxhal\ McWilliams (8 J Lown USE PICKENS' ' PA'.'MENT PLAN ~! FRANCIS FLORIST and·. SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES .._, ;.; 19l and Foile!!. Wynn , za~i 14 ), Cincinnati 133 Syracuse 115 Ackley (5 1, Peters i7•. Shipley l ronly game scheduled· <9 J and Martin. Winner Nux-· hall. l.oser - Ackley. HRs Landis 2, Harper 2, Freese. Rookie Of Year InNBALoop 'lilo Lelr.otl' -otar alao J 08llled lo last aeoaon's first with llobertlon, Pettit • whi<h alao • Included ICousv and Tom HeiDBoha ol : ; ; I.c.1u... Bailey H..,eu o1 11ut ood Hoi Gr- of REPEAT SALEI _; . . . NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. W• Sold Out The Plrtt Tlmt, So Don't Dtt.y, Get YouriToclayl NOn'S SOHIO S..VICE 8ulldffllllld Bulldln!l hJIPiin Choslat, Ohl• ftl·*' WilLIS ANTHONY Wftl Moln St. ~..., Support tbo Churllll ol \'our Cliolto I'LUM..NG & HE\t.T1110 240 ~lncoln II. MIM!tjiiH R. H. RAWLINGs &soNs CO. ~~~~- W'l' 2-DSO ''WI Alii To,_.. Dodce-Dort.-llodio frUcb MWol'-'1 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WT14114 U far .ome pod ,.. .,... not mike JIJIDolll 011 ot GulltiNan! Pllt: ~==II witlt Beoky (lt.otl Ia ll!e Dnopar (f'l.30) ia lite ltlrh Gltt7 (.fill .. tlta BAUM LUMBER CO. G r -... W'l' W9P :.~ Attoadlllo Chiii'Clla •• y - -~ ·• \1tt~wi~nll1n:':er~of~t~h~e~t~ou~m~am~en~t~.---~--:___.::_.::_=....::...:~~=~= \1 tbiM tell ul. - We oil 1* JQOI do eon lo Ill ooll,.._ or <Uihin,er Is choice, Baylor wu the only ~=-m~~luo~l!ALLA~NDALII, .,.. (1JPID-II kM!t ,...,1111 ...... l:l being named cm an 81 Blum """'ed a rldlna ~.. Ute orocllt ...,...... piM Dl.""-' W L Pd. 1 t 0 1 At Sarasota, Fla. CincinnaLi 010 213 000-- 1 8 2 St. IAIWB Chicago ! A) m 2lO 000---6 13 3 Detroit uz ......,... Bruloll, • .... ~:~~o~~~.:~;:r.;~and PRO STANDINGS Thund•J •'f' ~ .. " 1 am\ McCarver, Thacker (7). Win· •ard ! 12. Osteen . Balr (')'), Duekner ..,.. ,Sadet"kl. Lo!er - Willis . 1worth 1101 , Bouldin Ull and LepIPert, Retzer (IOl. HRs - How· At Ft. ·Myers, Fla. ard, Lock. 100 OlD 200 1- 5 12 o !San Fran. Wdn_eet'' Tueadny ... ~· 01111T• "ChM ... Of Tho "'" 31 em .. Fntn At •• I oo-' 00 Innings> lllo•d•t I Kin11 3:6·1< It's a cream puff. S~e ·lt todoy. 1\l Sl Pelersburg. Fla. Washington ·n!'l as City 000 100 ~1 8 1 200 000 041 00) 000 13 1 . Louis 300 020 wx.----6 t2 2! Downing, Kunkel !4), Cullen Willis, Wyatt (5) and sullivan, I 11}, Sl.ottlemyre ilO) ; •nm·nut Bryan 151 , Sadecki. Gibson 151 Reniff 416) and . Howard, Blanch- Minn. Pill!:!. iuh<IA1 11 lid. You'll llke It wh!a you see It OML 'I' $1291 1959 RAMII.III Cluslc Super t Dr. Sedan. StaMal'd trano. !leat!f. 'l'lllt elit alto rUnl like ne'tt~ iookl like ae"i lell than 33,000 attuol lllilll. Houston 6 1\Bateman: Nieh'OlS, Spanswick Sunday, ll Santuol 23:1-7 1962 RAM8LIR Classlc Deluxe '2 llr. Sedan. Less than 12,000 mlleo, one pteVloua ·owll· er, run• like new~ IOOkl Uke new. see 11 today . IAYI $$$ Some of 11" may M limited in our ability 1o rive our t ' t children · · h rnate_rial tbinll• • but ~ we need never • 1ft on feac inr th~rn spiritual volues. Start takin your chtldran to church and ohurch eahooi tb'l ,..' -· ' a.... LIVING COAL COMPANY r.tabllihed Ia 11106 Wosi c.loililila, W, Yt. P11. .._ ...,_ .......,., SWISIB & LOHSI LOGAN MONUMIIT CO. ..-.u, .I>IVGS '11'1 fill Ml ...... "-lpliOu ... r.asero;..._ Mlc• WYI4fH .. OF MEIGS COUNTY .. ........ WI L; ,_..., Mtt. .WY· MfM MARliNS FOOD MIRICIT THIS WEEK'S .. .. ..·-·.. ----~==~~~,~~~---~·· ~~---·-"-~~ ~ -~. · ~ ,. OHIO. VALlEY · aBIHG · Nationals. ' ' I .......... ' . '' ::· . ....,... IIAIIIIMallll: , . ~-~ . ,. SPECIAL '58 OLDS. ___ ,' Wet.oc~~' ~ , • ··- ,. -~ - -~ .. J; ~ ;,-,> ' . . Qulllt7~1lt~1'11Ho '1 ' '•.. ·• t_ ' A_:' ' I ' ,. f1~4QQOI'~ At Scottsdale, Ariz.. Coin-OpT-:" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds ~.00 DUKE CLEANERS PuAIAf•n" ....ftlftl Coi..O~ 101 COURT ITJtll'r 'OM I ROY e COli. lr4 " MAIN M 10 D L I ··,-~---.,-~--- ··- -- ~- ' '0 -JJ.'t . ..... _ 3 ROOMS New _., '299 .... a.--lnhru 11 I .. T.,. MASON Two-tone ne:;J:abll. wlllte ~nll11n1 . . . _ A . t IIIW prllln& 'j · ·· · · · , " cmnct:u ma AL\. l>!o~ ··, St~ Paul's · �• • . - ~lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. '22, .J9G3·T1 fto~-·...,-• ,fllllll 'blllo m aq IIIIo• - 191 FOR SALE - DEADLINES 1:11 • • ... Db w .... PabbaUGe Mondu lMidiiD• t:ftt 4 • CAIIL'E!J.ATIONS CORIIECTIONS WW be w:eepcad IUIW f:ll 4 . M FG'I' OQ 01 PubUut\n REGULATIONS 1'be publilbclr retei'Wet U141 ""' • tllllll ot re~et tn7 ad1 o:letmecl POMEROY MOTOR .,. YOUR BEST ~~: BET $2495 RATES FM Waot Ad Sonloo 1961 Chevrolet Impala Conv. Cpe. $2095 FEMAlE Low mileage by local owner, 348 cu. in. V-8 engine, std. trans., Jight green Cinish. vinyl interior, good tires, Uke new nylon toj>, radio and beater. Atcounting Clerk !let 4 Ceat.• ,_ WOJ'd. crae IMft'tiDL III.DI.mum CllvP 10 _... I Ctot. per wcml for 'Tbrae ~ ..eauve hll raw o1 • __ ~ ...... ~ota ,.~ ~ -.. t. ebarp4 N ladi11M'4111DI U not pakt wtilWI 10 ~· ttu~r nwl•· _ CA&J) W 'I'IIAHU - II.IS fDI' 50 wlmt otnhallln lae!l •<Wition- al •onl to. Obltuarl.n publtiMI .t l eeat pet word -=· OFFICE HOURS A. ... to :;:OO p Ill f)all:r ht11l"U:t'-8:JD A.Jl to li:OO aooo IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WAIIT AD 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air H. T. Cptt. _ $1995 Large Local Firm desires an experienced account: ing clerk. Less than 18,000 miles by local original owner, white finish with spotletis red interior, automatic trans., good rubber, deluxe equipped including radio and heater. · College Training Preferred. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO (If'. ,._ =- C' 'nit ltllbre.poaalble for mon U.u , ... I~ t.,.doa .w bll 1.-=r= ..=.. . . . ., ij =Ia. DAILY CROSSWORD . .tw Uiher t.bould ro::,.;~car....M.~ •.w~~,..J J-• White over black linish, spotless clean red Interior, V-8 engine. Powenllide trans. Real low mileage, 100% guaran· tee, radio and heater. ob,;.dlcriUible D-th tqOrteod <m~M4!Feb' -w N8C-TY "¥,cXoovoraad 1 ~ ...,.,. 1111 ~ -- '1irm~;r...j lbo-Colollol" • .bod ..0..; AJ!C.TV blur NliCJJT' opoelll Ajdll 'a I' - · You!" 11111 nrli!!b t. CII&TV llld 11i!t1 0.W. , _ 'JlJ!i!diJi Gil, - - - - - - - -... _- - - - - - - ~ '"!llo M:oeo,.·· f<#lllo aoiiMir'l ~" ... . HOU..YWOO!l IIJPU - T~ -'< hlm over for a wblle; llJd tbal aotwwk _,..,CJIS. P. G. W.......... !alb' llbOul!dJ ~:)~!J-~ alon showa I'd like to aee: he'D come orolllld. 'llloy'ro all TV'1 '1.aooio" mo¥ed IIIIo ibt ..,_ bQoll-"llllfl llpPft -{)a "Bonanza." n.. four he- mtteD wlilll )'jlU 111 10 kll6w ''IGp 10''-nted ohowo wllh Ill ~ Up. Jooveo"-twcb . • ,.., tho 1-~~~;!:~~=:::::::J , . . ,.. a .- ..doG 111011 at the them." _ ~ obout llo llarrlJia -"TOday" oboJw, l)lo Q!l NBC-TV. '" 1.......0 llide ol the Ira!). 'I'IIOf look , at -on " 'W- Ttoln." 'ftoo !oar · -~ ....,,..... tach other, and koep ridlJII. 11eroe1,.. 0 WOIIIldod lllilllllbo , ,, ., MIIN~IY~~~~~~~~~~~ -o. "'ftoo ~.n . - . , llde o1 1bo trau. '111oy 1oo1t ot ~r---E. G. ManhaU teU. hlo - . 01<b other lad bop rldlnc· ..._ IIOII'JI ,. ~ VON~RCOMES "We'D lliD< obout tho· ~lo -oa ·~ Nuneo:• A )'GliDe 1.-r•r !JOt; PRITCHAAT, later. Dtd yw 111 tho fool" 1!t'f--..,. • ...uy -·tellS ~,;:.'* PAW•· -on "Route II&." n.. two In¥· muob obout being o aune, but n. Jlllll &llotcc aeiJDg do-poderr llop to """oome obe l1uaked wt of collep, -~ 18.1111-. 0110, and art told; "Look, l'VI fiOI bold a job and lboucht obe m!Jbt two hando, and I'd llke to work u well lrJ thlt. lblnp out by IIIJ'Mif. So mlad -on "Tbo llaloucholtlor." 1'lllol II. t. - - - · """ OWII -~ IIIII illep Neot II Glfond 1 llrlbe, .,,~1 ~,,.. .... movbiC." It happily, bu a I'OIIIbqJ pod 18-Tfllr I.IIIIP .__ -DII ''Today."- Hugh JloWD lime, ltlcU 1 JIOWoboy, ll U .....,.-~111 . . _ _ --~pforf, telllnl I ave·•· ".U. tpOCifle, wlU. Ullle old lady bealnl for • -.. .,.,_ ..... .... ... ........... ' .,.,... llaDIV" _. yw? What do you lhlDk 1 .,._ 1tw...., to bu)r- brood, 11141 it.•Gr-a .:-.. -.earod. • I aalemum?" ' DO COlt out. ' (,._ -· · · - IT.tr'nlfl-lln "O:ode and _ _.. !lome _-on "Walt Dlllley'a Wonderlal - - --Iii - • ,no......c LI'L ABNER JDeuaeufour-oy~ ...... lllldWorld.'' Aalla Elibera aDd Nor- (91 FOI SALE 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door _ • , - TELEVISION IN REVIEW -~~ ~~~Se:rn'!!I~ -n'=el~,~~~~~~~~·~Mar.22, 1963 r--;;;,:;;-~;--WANT AD INFORMAT.ION - a": II.= ::::.-: . J;:ti. .- u.t:f'" ever- Good wages and working conditions. Free hospit· alization and Life lnsur· .-c. ·Wi- •= ._:::- . ,. . .,_,. ,. here are stranae atarel. mBD Maller uarratlna • IUdure 11. AMifllltll -{)a "The DcMma Reed Shaw." film. ' handsome Blran&er liD to ... -Jack Paar oa "Meet tbo ._ ~ ;be telephoae, mabo a pau at Press." n.!!iss Reed, aDd •be lduer him -on "Open End." Davld Suu· puslonately. , ldnd oay!ag, "I ,..0y doa'l ha.. -lfllll a- ance. --..., a~ ..,. ..__ :::;: 1111&. · ..;lr~-~ ·:--: -;; Z' r.--r.-.:'"'tMr=-W. 18.- PHONE WY 2-2157 :m- -on "Davld BrlllkleY'•- Jour. much to say lonlihtJ'erbapo yw aol." A half-l!our probe vf "Chet &enllemen haVI 110111e kleaa.'' 18.11ufp4 HunUey l'fllOI'Ilnl. •• -on 'ITonlgbt." Host Jolmny _ _ ., 11We0, -Oh 11 Naked: CJt.w,U Officer Ror. Canon a _ ..... , ' aoe McMahoD tellfna P a u I aow tha you lllk, I profer 'Jolul. -· Burke, >~'ftarow him hi the cooler, ay' to 'Jack!.. ILIIJil1lc. t:ormtn·. :.:::.::..:__:.::_ ·-- -- WMPO Radio lllONJ)AY 11llltl FRIDA! 1:110 News 1:06 Country Music Time 1:211 Country JambOI'H 1:30 News f ,36 Farm World Newt t:t6 Meigs County RFD 1:00 Newa -~T:06 ,.. ......, part)' 7:311 News 7:35 Pick.., llanhraro Show 7:50 7:11 News RepQr1 1:00 Radlo llymnal 1: I& BreU!asl ·party - 1,30 Van Parllck Sport Sl!ow 1:35 BreUfaat Party 1 ,45 •Jaker Fum. Show-hi. t:OO f'lewa t :ll5 Coffee Wllll Jlllel t :30 News 1:35 Coffee WHh Jlllel t :!i Betty Newton SbD1r 10:00 News 10;06 Minislerlsl AssociatiOII . I lude 18:28 Mlimln& nter 10:30 Newo 10:35 Mornlnllnterludt 11:00 11:111 ___ 11 ,30 11:18 (8) AUTO SALES News Swap ·Siiop · Newt Country Boedo1m (famtly Wonblp 'ftlurs,) The Rambler 11:55 llpper Room Medltalloall 11:68 .Jow Jonee Slodt Ave. World Slaodard of Compact ElcelleDoo Big ear room, ride BDd perform· auce Small car economy and m11110gerabilily 1':11f• Noon Newt Melnpolitall Molo!'l 12:15 12;15 12:30 1·00 U• E. MD Slreet, Po......, Pboae WY UI'IO 1:35 See uo I 2!l tfc 2 00 %05 UO l'OR NEW or used cars lrUcks, pbune Marvin Marks. SALESMAN, Beasley ews, Athens, LY $-4061, ::hester. 91l5-3260. FORD ton Music Just 7rsr You Goetslen Music News lo:uslc News Music News Mu51c Newo au... Slor ....... Just ::'or \ou Just For You Just For You Just For Yoo N5 Mllllie Just For You • N " ' 110 ' ""'' 1:05 Platter Party uo Nfwt S 35 Platter Party I:OO Ne"'• truck, F-100, New tires battery. Good condition. Wesley Fry , Middleport, Oh:o. Phone WY 2-37011. l 7:!15 Breatfast Party 7:30 News 7:3$ Breakfast Part)' 8:110 News 1:05 Breakfast Part)" 1:30 News 1:$ Breallfut Party t:OO tlews 9:05 Breakfall Pari) il: 15 Jcmes Buick Sllow t;30 News t :35 Brntful Party !~: OO New• IO:O& Poljrao Part)' 10:35 MUsic In the All 10 :>16 The Good Llfe 111.55 Under Ohlo Sklea 11;00 New• 11:115 Top Ten Show 11'30 ~'iowa ' . 11;35 Dutton 1 Top Ten Sholl 12:00 News- NOCII Report 12 ' 15 Muslc ~ 12:30 Rev. Merlia To 1:00 ~·.,.. 1. 115 Platter Party 3:30 News 8:-36· Platter P•- ... 4' 00 N.,.. 4;115 Platter Party 1' 30 .Ne"" US Plotter Party 5:00 N..,. . 5:05 PlattMr Part)" 5:30 Sii!D 011 6:00 Februlll') Sf8n Off ....., 7:30 New• 7:35 Army Hour 8;00 Rev. Ira Ttbbo 8:15 Oturdl at Wort 8' 30 Newo 1;35 PentecoBtal Allembl)' 1:00 Wlop 01 BeaiJDg 1!30 01111'<11 Wtrld NIWI 9' 45 SUnday Chapel lt:eo Volce of Prophecy 111:30 News 10 _35 .,.__,.lves • •••...-• 10.50 Soelal jlecuriiJ 11:00 Country llyma '1'11111 ......_ --..__ -··....., ------.""'a- GASOLINE ALLEY ... flllplon4 U.Opla _.._ M.Bot tii.Lolrlt r>dDL laZZ DAILY OBirroQOOU:- Here'• .... M . - 1&1 •aTDLa••x• Ill LOif&ri:LJ.OW .....,,.,Ja OM -llllallfJ'- for IIIIa -plo A I I tor U. UI1'M 1..'.. X IDr U.. &wo O'a. itc. IIIDI'le letten, .,_. ~ U.. lltiCtb ad fonDaUoD. Of the worda are all b1Qt.a. 'l'rii:TBBif _._. 'l'&DWBW VBQWBifBrll: lrCB Trll:• JIK-ItK . . QBif.-XD ' . " .. . NO--WE DON'T GIVE TRADING STAMPS ON - 1'-r..ro "'D-'"' BY W0JaN .&lUI NEVER Dllo COIIPUJIIIIIml: ALWATII .A.RE.- ·----IIIW ARJ.IIIa) THE MONEY YOU PUT · IN THE PHONE OK:AR 1I'JU)It WJEH RADIO ......., 'l'llnllp ll'ltdtJ 7:15 SIJII On, Musical Clock 7:15 The f.dfellne 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 Sporla '1'odl)' I :W World News 1:15 Muslcal Clock 1:55 Communlty Ne-... 8.00 Lalm8lr'lnl 9: 30 PubiJD Servl<e 9:15 Sbowen of B~ Ill :00 Muon Collnl)' l\o.,.,. 1q:«; M ot the Town 10:55 World News lJ;OO Tilt ol the Town (except Frl Oturch BeDs RlnJ 11:15 World ~ewa 11:55 Muoa County News 1UO Community NIIWI 12:tll 12:10 12:15 !2;20 12:25 I~; 30 Local N..,. Ohio New• Maret. Ll!egu8rd 8ulletla Board 0 Grama Al!rlcullllra Agent PUBLIC PHONE DICK TRACY U ;IS Country Go Roulll. 1:5$ N..,. Btot 2:00 Country Go ltounr 2:55 Newt Beat 1:00 Mldwoy Mallneo 3:55 N.,.. l!eal 4:00 Dilcln& wllll Doll 4:30 l'nlerclwlp 5:00 Community N..,. 5;115 World l National Nen 5: Ill Spolli«hl OD Spclrlo 5;10 SIJn Of! I 115 Platter Party II :30 Newt 1:1~ Blaellnar Auto how - 11:30 Country Hymn 'l1llle .. 12:110 NODD ~ Tu... .. -..~.. 12:15 TboI: 10 Local News 12:30 Rev. Merlin T-. 3 22 3tp For Sale I 10 Musical Mymrles 1,00 llour ., lloolltoa 1·00 Newa 1:30'1.,utberar Hour J-05 Platter· Party 3:30 News s-30 Sign Oft 2'00 Baptist Layman'• Hour I 110 February SIJII Off 2:35 Back to the Cross SA'RJRDAY. 8CIIIIDIILB · 1;01! Rev. Roscoe 1bomo - :1111 ~-- ,1:30 'ftle Qulel Hour US Counll'y Muile Ttn\e 4:10 'NOWP 8:30 Ne.. · 4;15 Soinday Sb011ttt.. 1 36 Fann World NO!fl · 1:30' Ne... 1:18 RFD_ 1:3!1 ~iJn Off 7,oo N..,. .t :• FeWuarJ stan Oft DISPERSAL \ •• ~~=-~--~~~,~. ~~~.~=~~-==~~~~------------------------------------ ' 'We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Avo, Mlddlopart 1 FOR SALE: Jor, blade, plow, tivator. A·1 00. Glenn -Cooper, Ohlo. VI 3-2450, Mr~. cuH_. Ml'll. Esla Beer :lsi· ~:ted~Mr~-~?~~~~§~~$~~ ?'i't"'.... .' (29) ,.,~ICAL • INSYRUMEr~'jN~TS~ie{\~~~.:;:~~ ABBIEAND5LATS �• • . - ~lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. '22, .J9G3·T1 fto~-·...,-• ,fllllll 'blllo m aq IIIIo• - 191 FOR SALE - DEADLINES 1:11 • • ... Db w .... PabbaUGe Mondu lMidiiD• t:ftt 4 • CAIIL'E!J.ATIONS CORIIECTIONS WW be w:eepcad IUIW f:ll 4 . M FG'I' OQ 01 PubUut\n REGULATIONS 1'be publilbclr retei'Wet U141 ""' • tllllll ot re~et tn7 ad1 o:letmecl POMEROY MOTOR .,. YOUR BEST ~~: BET $2495 RATES FM Waot Ad Sonloo 1961 Chevrolet Impala Conv. Cpe. $2095 FEMAlE Low mileage by local owner, 348 cu. in. V-8 engine, std. trans., Jight green Cinish. vinyl interior, good tires, Uke new nylon toj>, radio and beater. Atcounting Clerk !let 4 Ceat.• ,_ WOJ'd. crae IMft'tiDL III.DI.mum CllvP 10 _... I Ctot. per wcml for 'Tbrae ~ ..eauve hll raw o1 • __ ~ ...... ~ota ,.~ ~ -.. t. ebarp4 N ladi11M'4111DI U not pakt wtilWI 10 ~· ttu~r nwl•· _ CA&J) W 'I'IIAHU - II.IS fDI' 50 wlmt otnhallln lae!l •<Wition- al •onl to. Obltuarl.n publtiMI .t l eeat pet word -=· OFFICE HOURS A. ... to :;:OO p Ill f)all:r ht11l"U:t'-8:JD A.Jl to li:OO aooo IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WAIIT AD 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air H. T. Cptt. _ $1995 Large Local Firm desires an experienced account: ing clerk. Less than 18,000 miles by local original owner, white finish with spotletis red interior, automatic trans., good rubber, deluxe equipped including radio and heater. · College Training Preferred. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO (If'. ,._ =- C' 'nit ltllbre.poaalble for mon U.u , ... I~ t.,.doa .w bll 1.-=r= ..=.. . . . ., ij =Ia. DAILY CROSSWORD . .tw Uiher t.bould ro::,.;~car....M.~ •.w~~,..J J-• White over black linish, spotless clean red Interior, V-8 engine. Powenllide trans. Real low mileage, 100% guaran· tee, radio and heater. ob,;.dlcriUible D-th tqOrteod <m~M4!Feb' -w N8C-TY "¥,cXoovoraad 1 ~ ...,.,. 1111 ~ -- '1irm~;r...j lbo-Colollol" • .bod ..0..; AJ!C.TV blur NliCJJT' opoelll Ajdll 'a I' - · You!" 11111 nrli!!b t. CII&TV llld 11i!t1 0.W. , _ 'JlJ!i!diJi Gil, - - - - - - - -... _- - - - - - - ~ '"!llo M:oeo,.·· f<#lllo aoiiMir'l ~" ... . HOU..YWOO!l IIJPU - T~ -'< hlm over for a wblle; llJd tbal aotwwk _,..,CJIS. P. G. W.......... !alb' llbOul!dJ ~:)~!J-~ alon showa I'd like to aee: he'D come orolllld. 'llloy'ro all TV'1 '1.aooio" mo¥ed IIIIo ibt ..,_ bQoll-"llllfl llpPft -{)a "Bonanza." n.. four he- mtteD wlilll )'jlU 111 10 kll6w ''IGp 10''-nted ohowo wllh Ill ~ Up. Jooveo"-twcb . • ,.., tho 1-~~~;!:~~=:::::::J , . . ,.. a .- ..doG 111011 at the them." _ ~ obout llo llarrlJia -"TOday" oboJw, l)lo Q!l NBC-TV. '" 1.......0 llide ol the Ira!). 'I'IIOf look , at -on " 'W- Ttoln." 'ftoo !oar · -~ ....,,..... tach other, and koep ridlJII. 11eroe1,.. 0 WOIIIldod lllilllllbo , ,, ., MIIN~IY~~~~~~~~~~~ -o. "'ftoo ~.n . - . , llde o1 1bo trau. '111oy 1oo1t ot ~r---E. G. ManhaU teU. hlo - . 01<b other lad bop rldlnc· ..._ IIOII'JI ,. ~ VON~RCOMES "We'D lliD< obout tho· ~lo -oa ·~ Nuneo:• A )'GliDe 1.-r•r !JOt; PRITCHAAT, later. Dtd yw 111 tho fool" 1!t'f--..,. • ...uy -·tellS ~,;:.'* PAW•· -on "Route II&." n.. two In¥· muob obout being o aune, but n. Jlllll &llotcc aeiJDg do-poderr llop to """oome obe l1uaked wt of collep, -~ 18.1111-. 0110, and art told; "Look, l'VI fiOI bold a job and lboucht obe m!Jbt two hando, and I'd llke to work u well lrJ thlt. lblnp out by IIIJ'Mif. So mlad -on "Tbo llaloucholtlor." 1'lllol II. t. - - - · """ OWII -~ IIIII illep Neot II Glfond 1 llrlbe, .,,~1 ~,,.. .... movbiC." It happily, bu a I'OIIIbqJ pod 18-Tfllr I.IIIIP .__ -DII ''Today."- Hugh JloWD lime, ltlcU 1 JIOWoboy, ll U .....,.-~111 . . _ _ --~pforf, telllnl I ave·•· ".U. tpOCifle, wlU. Ullle old lady bealnl for • -.. .,.,_ ..... .... ... ........... ' .,.,... llaDIV" _. yw? What do you lhlDk 1 .,._ 1tw...., to bu)r- brood, 11141 it.•Gr-a .:-.. -.earod. • I aalemum?" ' DO COlt out. ' (,._ -· · · - IT.tr'nlfl-lln "O:ode and _ _.. !lome _-on "Walt Dlllley'a Wonderlal - - --Iii - • ,no......c LI'L ABNER JDeuaeufour-oy~ ...... lllldWorld.'' Aalla Elibera aDd Nor- (91 FOI SALE 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door _ • , - TELEVISION IN REVIEW -~~ ~~~Se:rn'!!I~ -n'=el~,~~~~~~~~·~Mar.22, 1963 r--;;;,:;;-~;--WANT AD INFORMAT.ION - a": II.= ::::.-: . J;:ti. .- u.t:f'" ever- Good wages and working conditions. Free hospit· alization and Life lnsur· .-c. ·Wi- •= ._:::- . ,. . .,_,. ,. here are stranae atarel. mBD Maller uarratlna • IUdure 11. AMifllltll -{)a "The DcMma Reed Shaw." film. ' handsome Blran&er liD to ... -Jack Paar oa "Meet tbo ._ ~ ;be telephoae, mabo a pau at Press." n.!!iss Reed, aDd •be lduer him -on "Open End." Davld Suu· puslonately. , ldnd oay!ag, "I ,..0y doa'l ha.. -lfllll a- ance. --..., a~ ..,. ..__ :::;: 1111&. · ..;lr~-~ ·:--: -;; Z' r.--r.-.:'"'tMr=-W. 18.- PHONE WY 2-2157 :m- -on "Davld BrlllkleY'•- Jour. much to say lonlihtJ'erbapo yw aol." A half-l!our probe vf "Chet &enllemen haVI 110111e kleaa.'' 18.11ufp4 HunUey l'fllOI'Ilnl. •• -on 'ITonlgbt." Host Jolmny _ _ ., 11We0, -Oh 11 Naked: CJt.w,U Officer Ror. Canon a _ ..... , ' aoe McMahoD tellfna P a u I aow tha you lllk, I profer 'Jolul. -· Burke, >~'ftarow him hi the cooler, ay' to 'Jack!.. ILIIJil1lc. t:ormtn·. :.:::.::..:__:.::_ ·-- -- WMPO Radio lllONJ)AY 11llltl FRIDA! 1:110 News 1:06 Country Music Time 1:211 Country JambOI'H 1:30 News f ,36 Farm World Newt t:t6 Meigs County RFD 1:00 Newa -~T:06 ,.. ......, part)' 7:311 News 7:35 Pick.., llanhraro Show 7:50 7:11 News RepQr1 1:00 Radlo llymnal 1: I& BreU!asl ·party - 1,30 Van Parllck Sport Sl!ow 1:35 BreUfaat Party 1 ,45 •Jaker Fum. Show-hi. t:OO f'lewa t :ll5 Coffee Wllll Jlllel t :30 News 1:35 Coffee WHh Jlllel t :!i Betty Newton SbD1r 10:00 News 10;06 Minislerlsl AssociatiOII . I lude 18:28 Mlimln& nter 10:30 Newo 10:35 Mornlnllnterludt 11:00 11:111 ___ 11 ,30 11:18 (8) AUTO SALES News Swap ·Siiop · Newt Country Boedo1m (famtly Wonblp 'ftlurs,) The Rambler 11:55 llpper Room Medltalloall 11:68 .Jow Jonee Slodt Ave. World Slaodard of Compact ElcelleDoo Big ear room, ride BDd perform· auce Small car economy and m11110gerabilily 1':11f• Noon Newt Melnpolitall Molo!'l 12:15 12;15 12:30 1·00 U• E. MD Slreet, Po......, Pboae WY UI'IO 1:35 See uo I 2!l tfc 2 00 %05 UO l'OR NEW or used cars lrUcks, pbune Marvin Marks. SALESMAN, Beasley ews, Athens, LY $-4061, ::hester. 91l5-3260. FORD ton Music Just 7rsr You Goetslen Music News lo:uslc News Music News Mu51c Newo au... Slor ....... Just ::'or \ou Just For You Just For You Just For Yoo N5 Mllllie Just For You • N " ' 110 ' ""'' 1:05 Platter Party uo Nfwt S 35 Platter Party I:OO Ne"'• truck, F-100, New tires battery. Good condition. Wesley Fry , Middleport, Oh:o. Phone WY 2-37011. l 7:!15 Breatfast Party 7:30 News 7:3$ Breakfast Part)' 8:110 News 1:05 Breakfast Part)" 1:30 News 1:$ Breallfut Party t:OO tlews 9:05 Breakfall Pari) il: 15 Jcmes Buick Sllow t;30 News t :35 Brntful Party !~: OO New• IO:O& Poljrao Part)' 10:35 MUsic In the All 10 :>16 The Good Llfe 111.55 Under Ohlo Sklea 11;00 New• 11:115 Top Ten Show 11'30 ~'iowa ' . 11;35 Dutton 1 Top Ten Sholl 12:00 News- NOCII Report 12 ' 15 Muslc ~ 12:30 Rev. Merlia To 1:00 ~·.,.. 1. 115 Platter Party 3:30 News 8:-36· Platter P•- ... 4' 00 N.,.. 4;115 Platter Party 1' 30 .Ne"" US Plotter Party 5:00 N..,. . 5:05 PlattMr Part)" 5:30 Sii!D 011 6:00 Februlll') Sf8n Off ....., 7:30 New• 7:35 Army Hour 8;00 Rev. Ira Ttbbo 8:15 Oturdl at Wort 8' 30 Newo 1;35 PentecoBtal Allembl)' 1:00 Wlop 01 BeaiJDg 1!30 01111'<11 Wtrld NIWI 9' 45 SUnday Chapel lt:eo Volce of Prophecy 111:30 News 10 _35 .,.__,.lves • •••...-• 10.50 Soelal jlecuriiJ 11:00 Country llyma '1'11111 ......_ --..__ -··....., ------.""'a- GASOLINE ALLEY ... flllplon4 U.Opla _.._ M.Bot tii.Lolrlt r>dDL laZZ DAILY OBirroQOOU:- Here'• .... M . - 1&1 •aTDLa••x• Ill LOif&ri:LJ.OW .....,,.,Ja OM -llllallfJ'- for IIIIa -plo A I I tor U. UI1'M 1..'.. X IDr U.. &wo O'a. itc. IIIDI'le letten, .,_. ~ U.. lltiCtb ad fonDaUoD. Of the worda are all b1Qt.a. 'l'rii:TBBif _._. 'l'&DWBW VBQWBifBrll: lrCB Trll:• JIK-ItK . . QBif.-XD ' . " .. . NO--WE DON'T GIVE TRADING STAMPS ON - 1'-r..ro "'D-'"' BY W0JaN .&lUI NEVER Dllo COIIPUJIIIIIml: ALWATII .A.RE.- ·----IIIW ARJ.IIIa) THE MONEY YOU PUT · IN THE PHONE OK:AR 1I'JU)It WJEH RADIO ......., 'l'llnllp ll'ltdtJ 7:15 SIJII On, Musical Clock 7:15 The f.dfellne 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 Sporla '1'odl)' I :W World News 1:15 Muslcal Clock 1:55 Communlty Ne-... 8.00 Lalm8lr'lnl 9: 30 PubiJD Servl<e 9:15 Sbowen of B~ Ill :00 Muon Collnl)' l\o.,.,. 1q:«; M ot the Town 10:55 World News lJ;OO Tilt ol the Town (except Frl Oturch BeDs RlnJ 11:15 World ~ewa 11:55 Muoa County News 1UO Community NIIWI 12:tll 12:10 12:15 !2;20 12:25 I~; 30 Local N..,. Ohio New• Maret. Ll!egu8rd 8ulletla Board 0 Grama Al!rlcullllra Agent PUBLIC PHONE DICK TRACY U ;IS Country Go Roulll. 1:5$ N..,. Btot 2:00 Country Go ltounr 2:55 Newt Beat 1:00 Mldwoy Mallneo 3:55 N.,.. l!eal 4:00 Dilcln& wllll Doll 4:30 l'nlerclwlp 5:00 Community N..,. 5;115 World l National Nen 5: Ill Spolli«hl OD Spclrlo 5;10 SIJn Of! I 115 Platter Party II :30 Newt 1:1~ Blaellnar Auto how - 11:30 Country Hymn 'l1llle .. 12:110 NODD ~ Tu... .. -..~.. 12:15 TboI: 10 Local News 12:30 Rev. Merlin T-. 3 22 3tp For Sale I 10 Musical Mymrles 1,00 llour ., lloolltoa 1·00 Newa 1:30'1.,utberar Hour J-05 Platter· Party 3:30 News s-30 Sign Oft 2'00 Baptist Layman'• Hour I 110 February SIJII Off 2:35 Back to the Cross SA'RJRDAY. 8CIIIIDIILB · 1;01! Rev. Roscoe 1bomo - :1111 ~-- ,1:30 'ftle Qulel Hour US Counll'y Muile Ttn\e 4:10 'NOWP 8:30 Ne.. · 4;15 Soinday Sb011ttt.. 1 36 Fann World NO!fl · 1:30' Ne... 1:18 RFD_ 1:3!1 ~iJn Off 7,oo N..,. .t :• FeWuarJ stan Oft DISPERSAL \ •• ~~=-~--~~~,~. ~~~.~=~~-==~~~~------------------------------------ ' 'We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Avo, Mlddlopart 1 FOR SALE: Jor, blade, plow, tivator. A·1 00. Glenn -Cooper, Ohlo. VI 3-2450, Mr~. cuH_. Ml'll. Esla Beer :lsi· ~:ted~Mr~-~?~~~~§~~$~~ ?'i't"'.... .' (29) ,.,~ICAL • INSYRUMEr~'jN~TS~ie{\~~~.:;:~~ ABBIEAND5LATS �•• • • NOW YOU KNOW fte AKIIIII ..;.. P Art~~.,. 1•11111 c••,.,, ......,. .. ltn, lr doe ...... .....,. .. • .. , ._.PAW .. > t111 . . ........... ..,.,... . . . lla ' •~ • ) • i 0 f , SATURpAY, MARCH 23, 1963 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OlollO '- • R. · d· · " R1ver · ece·· In· ~ Last IntO Channe • Crest,· Fall . . pENl'ASAB. ~ 'l'1'Fillll cklud of .'" hover- I mt¢ay over · llland's "·sacred GWionc Agun!l, u it I reminder ·of me 01 lbed(Piters ol modern A'Rovemment spokelman 11 many as 1,200 per10111 may have lost their lives In SW>day'i erupllbli ·or· tile volcano. In a cable t• Jakarta, cletenBe authorilles said toO sohl are kDb1m t!Oad. and. · other 1,100 are feared to have beeb Incinerated by the lava wl\ich Is sold to have encuJfed ~ villages · of PW-•. B8satih, PrihnBDIIka, Keddlillpll I D Batil· Rjnfilt. TOKYO _ "Great tntntal •nloit" caused partly by b;-. magazilll! arUcles .a b o.u 1 Princels Mlchiko'o. palace life oontrlbuted to her need for Is First In ·All History umes. • • • --~u~ miscatriap," · lal -palace of!lcials_s!lld Flood victims In Pomeroy continued the job of scrubbing, mopping and hosing tlieir way back .to i normal today as· the Ohio' River -r eceded slowly toward tts banks. Late this morning Pomer- 1 oy'• Main-s! was still closed Wedding Vows Were Taken On March Second ., ' 1 --,- The >front side of Molden's home at Salem Center was nearby the heayy windstorm that ripped its way through some sections of county this week. The roof and chimney of Molden's house were i;>lown away structure was moved off its foundation. Several trees, a garage, bar(!, and house were also blown over. - Sentinel Photo. HOME. •n warn.s OljR. . eceSSlO_ f" i I. because of high the intersection of water East atMain and Sycamore-sis. It is ex- : peeled the high wat~r will 1 recede off the street there 1 sometime this afternoon. The river stage in Pomeroy at 10 a.m. today was 47.4 :. e~fficiais 7"'£''/( JI' _; . lT/ f t at Apple Grove Ttte 28-year-o!tl coinltloner locks said the a s I HOLSTEIN OFF'ICERS - David Koblentz, left. was re-elected president o! the princess. who bad been · falling sll!adiiy water at onewand inll her second lil!bf thla CHICAGO IUPJl . _l~bcJr supply andwhat. !recurrent problems ol crtme and a half tepths foot per hour \ Meigs County Hoi<lein club Friday mght and Paul Moore again was named secreunderwenl an · oper~Uon in \:~;~~ warned today that . hJS_ opm~n, had to he done dehnquen~y and unstable . labor late this mormng. Pomeroy 1tary-treasurer. Cynl Moor•, center, held secretary of the Ohio Holstein club, spoke at P"laee bospital 'lburaday. may face 10 years of about1t rapidly to avo1d d1re eco- relations. lvoll!nteer firemen were the club's dinner meeting -Sentinel Photo. · ace olflclals sold It wu necesand chronic · nomic results . . Job Josue LlrJ• aga!n handling flushing opsary to "proteel her I!Oalth." ":"!... Cmgre~ ~... calling "jobs for ,the . ~JXtles''· 'era\lons in the Pomeroy bus- •. • • • bDiion tax cut thll year. I "nOmber one domestiC con- He thought .the ISSUe or _jobs iness district. . NEW DELID- !'rime This was by far his som- ·. ," Chief Executive_ IOid lloomed as isrgely today as Jt d•d 1 Meanwhile, at Cincinnati, the · · ,_. 8 l•ter Jawaharlal -.ebro sa ••r....- .to appraisal of what _ the 'riSing ~de ofto available dunngol the UP!began said falling the muddy Ohiotoday Riv- 1 Talks by International Farm . project sponsored by the Ohio poultry, dairy, storing silage, !Gill!y Red China Ml mo,ved the AinerlcBD emight conomy· ijmanpower "contlnueo flood our\"~? the nallon I!J30s. .worst depres· .ler slowly fresh troopo alonl )he 2,000 ralls to give him labor marko!S with pOOls· of idle ThiS , adnumstrahon Intends to olong an 8>1-mile stretch from 1Yo"th Exchange (IFYE 1 stu- Council of Churches. simple hand hay baling, amt 1111'' border betWeen Iildia and cut and other legislative then, I must warn you, this tess ahead w1th lis for :Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill., a!U.r dent Tom .Stickley, and Cnil : Makin• a return speaking ap- rebuilding bombed out farms. Tibet. wh_lch to combat ta~.:~.-~~~ of chronie>. ~:·~e~t ec:onomy, he sa•d· jcrestin(il along its entire length I M~re, Ohio _Hol~tem club field 1 pea~ance in M~igs, Stickley said Moore told members to conHe wamed the tower house provid'! work "for . and recessiOn-character- .· I •e must a1$0 _expand the for the first time recorded , secretary, highlighted the an- 1forel!ln countnes such as Leb· centrale 011 developing KoocJ P&rb!nent that ·China. truU' tidal of men and by the ecoo.omic waste and , to .!md jobs for Iweather bureau history. j r.ua.l dinner meetmg_ or t h e .itnon can h e 1 p themselves , l'OW ramilies that are able to ~nl "further iii'IMd flooding our labor human tragedy~~ unemploy:\ "t~.who a.re wtlling. . Emmett E. Baldwin, assist- ! Me'~ Coonty Holstein club atl ihrough care and coolrol. tech- Ireproduce good producing rows. !iOn 'at. I ..limo of 111 own His ;item economic proopeoll!l by higher wei!are paymenfs No Sltigle mogJc lOiution will ant meteorologist here said the ' Chesler elementary school Fn- 1 nology. resources, and credit. ! .Holstein ~Jub President Da' lnl tP t;t;r"rif!-· move ln \ weaker conswner byl solve or prob- Ohio had never crested along day. mght. was an ' v1d over the • ' .',\. ,, .... .. .. · · .-~ • lems, he said, m gettmg to the such a great since 171'3 when , Sllckley revlewe<l his trip _to exten~ton.-Ut.lll-.Lebanon .. He : meeting and entertamment wa• 8 1 '<i'1'"'•""'il li!b-"'lli*"' tax . !compijation of statiitics Lebanon year on' oyAnnHolter. T h to Clllcago. :n· . . · K':""ellyoaid $t<l' bJIIion In tax •was .eol\!tbijSheil, ,': '''·-·'""··· 1 __ . . . ..., -·l1t,ovoc&tJon was gJVen by Earl eed lll savlhgo plllcecl _in · the hands of J Tbe ' OHi•·.eresu.d "from 'New Dean. ::n tO d::= the vast consumers and mvestors woold he Martinsville, w. Va., to Coiro, I The 1!10 NCAA ,,;;J . Koblenlz was re-eleclec presOSJIIoiloD IDterJallooal Airport. :K "multiplied many times in new IlL, Tbursday and from Pitts- • ebampions~p eontest bel....., · idenl, N. G. Rose, vice·presiThere · brief . . markets, new equipment, new burgh to New Martinsville Fri· i defending ebampioo Unlveri~ !dent, and Paul Moore. secre1iw~lls;:b' wasth !,..:,.., llrporl l A 16-Year-old' Pt. -Pleasant jobs, new payrolls and then still day . I ty of Cincinnati and Loyola of ' . . tary-treasurer. Directors narn1 highbutoltae . lllk el lei , esc pe more consumptwn and lnvesThe Ohio held just over the 1 Cblcaga will he televised JI'Ver ed are Albert Pa'Iker, C. M. . reserved yooth aDd pa 8,.• .-.. a d · · ' ' ' 1 Pollee and ""arell-ij;;-,..i; t;::; v death arllllri!l 8 p, _m. menl." . 'l'ark in Cincinnati WSAZ-TV (Channel 31 at ,,311 \Headley, George Holter, and 1 59.2 tnslhnltlah the rubbte· , ...., friday 9• Rt.fit, aboUt fiVe I Stressing need for fast acUon, ilaU! Friday'. Flood stage is 52' lonigbl from Louiiville, Ky. liene Yost. The dinner was ser0 once the bulldlnl's basement, . miles above Pt. Pleasant when the Chief Executive tho•'l!ht t!l63 feet. I '""'"'"• '" "_,..,,. .. ..101 M . C h . ved by the Chester 1.1 .A. 5 warned that "lll«'t liodlel may l'l'oiMI Alrllel<l a car in Which they _w.ere riding was '"uniquely qualified tO he the Friday m;,rked the 17th day · "'""' · · · · ·' ·' ••.•tv enff Robert - - · · - -1 Still turn up." · ID hll p""and atrportopeecb, left tile hlshway, l'!lUed over year we cut federal taxes" he- or flooding which appears cer\C.i has been appmnl• • • • President pralBed the field, an de- cause inflationary pressures wore , ta_in to set a record for this area w..sHJNGTON has ~'~~ ••· the vehtcle.driv record for I• ~o~n:: IIIOflt ae- Ro M of i"al ' . bsy" and "no world criSJs ' w1th . the previous . bors Conjll"e!;s for the tenth Con11"""" !!rOss In the eountry with airline If!•. er ,strams our reBOurces." !loodmg bemg 19 da_ys. gressionol district. I Salinger, Janrlvall or landinp on an aver- the vehiCle, received only The Red Cross estimated tbat l U fi Shenff Hartenbarh was noli· 0fi0f Of ICs .of the poUcy . of every 43 secondo era lions arm of the and a Meigs Memorial Hospital 530 had been l'flade 1!'1ed of the appmnlmenl . sprained Hisface passenger! h fam1hes today ' 1 b th Roods 1 H et11U:.. 1111 topic the _prepared lunch was uninjured.' . ADMISSIONS- Mrs. lbv William H. Webb. executive ' ~·1I was the tide of DUUJpOWml Gill Pomeroy· Mrs Franklin ! . II nd IVICe prestdent or the Rivers and v~ . in false or biu er" reuoDS for the burgeoning The shap occurred near • • · Oh10 and Kenton, Oampbe , a Harbor~ Congre~s at Washing- , lng to . "~ ' the traffic circle, around \he ~ol!e, Middleport; Elnd• Webb. Boone coon ties in Northern Ken- Seven cases were heard Fri-' ton 0 c ·· 1 The 19th annual recognllioo ltJ; :Jtlretl fotm," ' OFFERS MOVIE old TNT plant entrance, uldieport; Maggie Arnold ' tucky. ,day m Meigs coonty court ac- Webb ~id in his leiter that day for 4-H advisors who have For 'the 11\081· Pomeroy; Newton CarpenU.r, ROAD INFORMATI01'1 Ilion by Judge Frank W Por- ' H •• b · h .~ completed 5-1015 20 25 30 or 35 1 1 1 "i• ·belq movte or a _ n·agers • • Tbere is some improvement er. r. IX mes were evJe ommendalion of Con re. man A · · 1 11 tee of Tuppers Plains· Jim Eblin J s· . - - -was- he I d . d 1 ar....,n ac was namr:u on rec- years as leaders the neWi IM•.Js• countr, _onlltled "Teen TOURNEY OPENS Pomeroy; Maude Van Meter, in flooded road conditions in Ooe defendant pleaded no I, Humer E Abele. g ' IThursday at Columbus. per told the Witness wiD be 1hown Tournament play_of the ln-j Chfton. this area. Gallipolis Post, State gutlty. j The Nalional R1vers and Har- · Mrs. Russell Few Middle rt PreQ Club. But be said March :It• at 8 p.m. at dependent Basketbi!JI League DISCHARGES - Mrs. Ken-IHighway Patrol reports that Clinton Donovan, p.,meroy, bors Congress is connecte<l With ;advisor of the Ruiland c 1";; b had been inany lapses · , St. .Paul_ Luther- will be&m a_tl p.m. Sunday at ntth Bosrd and son, Middleport ;Rt. 218_ and Rt. 141 are open. pleaded not guilty to a charge problems of flood control. navi-\lasl year, and Mrs. Belly Er•• • this movte a boy Pomeroy High school with the Efhe Davis, PortJand; Roland At Vmton. Rt. 100 hi now op- of dtsturbmg the peace. T h e gation Irri gation and land and win Rocksprmgs c1 b dvi (\ & J .. At 2 Bachtei,Minersville. en. Rt. 7 remains closed above , case wa> continued. [water ' conservation The nnn· both 10 ye:r sharing p.m. the. Pushovers will - ~lay Birth~ - Rev. and Mrs. Eu· Addison. There IS still a foot of Orville L. Ison. Mason , was part1san organization is dedi- certificates. are Invited to Falstaff and at 3 p.m. Elher- gene Gdl, Pomeroy, a daughter, wat•r on Rt. 7 between Gall!po- found guilty of a Patrol cita- coled to the advancement of a oth r bl M · · the same mov,le at _felds and the Mlsfill are sch- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wolle, lis and Bane's service station, Uon of excesSive spee<l for road ' sound •nd orderly development ' h er e eJgs adVIsorl :II taken. eriuled. The publk. is invited. Middleport, a son. Conit.uef/ oa Pace I) and weather conditions. 1 son natwnal land and water re- \wc·.reen o clou attend are ~es. "cotarpenter. 10 Carl year ! <>dvisor: Miss Patricia Blakes• 'was f1:1ed $15 a_nd costs, .At.tor 1sources. IIneys for. Ison _flied a notlc~ of i ! lee of Porr.eroy and Francis I appeal m MeigS rounty com· s~rvif'N'I Rdnu Montgomery of Dexter b 0 t h Imon pleas court. . . i H~lcl At Ewi: s Ifive year advisors. They also In other actions, Cla tr R1ch. . g. . j will receive pins and certifiservices fm M r s. In County. Horne Demon. I1mond• was • fined $lf. and costs GlFuneral , F. h 85 l'f l . :. cau:s. ilor d1st~rbmg the peace, F.d· id ennaf Cis er. h. 1 ~onTghresl- ! stration Agent Mrs. Geneva H , ward R· Martin ' Middleport ' den I o hhester w'd o Gted urs· I NoIan an d Ho ward Nolan were, ' ~yJd atod· -er rest en(·e, w ere Igu~s1s a1 t he event. ·$10 and costs on a citation of 11 · failing to obey a stop slgn; Hor· .~e t "'Y at 2 p.m at. the Ew. ] - - -- lace B. Smith, Rt. 1. Rt'ed~ville, \ mg Funeral home. j '$5 and costs, defective brakes; : Mrs. Fisher is survived by CUBAN CHECKS HALTED jTerry Rex Cullums , Pomeroy j two daug~ters, Mrs .. vir~ i e , WASHINGTON WPJ> - T h 1 . ·Rt. I, $10 and _co~~. failure tO WoUe anc Mrs. Verdle Baaley, Treasury Department 6aid Fridar j:lrive on the right half ol the lboth of. Chester , and~ son, it has temporarily ~.topped mail· hish•vay, and Robert L. Dugan, Dana Flshe~ o( GrP~nsfteld , seV· \ing U.S. governmeut checks tl $10 and costs on a charge of en gran~children, a~d 15 great- CUba ·bec{luse an unu~ual number failing to display front regis- gra~dchtldren . Bunal was to haw~ returned with forgt'd sign• ~ation plates. j be m Mt. Herman cem_etery. jtures. . . jGET MILLIONTH BOOK l The checks, totaling about $33.a FINDS OWN BRAND . , GAINESVILLE, Fla. 1UPil-An j ~' W~ disb~ for eivi l serv: HUGO, Okla. IUPJ)-R.It Fen- Iearly l>lth Century Bible pub-; lr_e, ~tal Security and \'et.e~ana nell leather cutter at 8 glo e!lished in England became the mil· bent"hts. Mos' of the rectptentl 8 fact~ry round a piece of ieath:r jlionth book at the University of ,were Cubans. A departmeDt that sti'll bore the brand of -a cow Florida Jibrary Friday. Is~o~esman _said t~ey will n~ be , ow br d The book. one ·ot ~ven fol)o edi· , mat led f1gam unt1l f~ral mve• -hia n &II • ' • It' t h h . •-·• Fennell said. the leather . came lions of thl? Great Bible issUed be- _tga ors _ave . a· c ance to JVUa froin one of mo~ than 100 head i tween 1539 to ~541, was donated ' mto the sttuatton. . ,M of cattle . he Jld at. 1 sate in ' by Sam Butz, former managin& ' Paris, Tex., 13, years .,.go, · when i ~itor (Jl the Florida Times l.'n· Meip General Hosplq.l 011e more week to go he- he was a rancher at Ringold, Jon. ADMJSliiONS -- Mopel new have been Okla. LOCAL TEMPS Scarberry, ldl<ldiepott; Amella in fore- ..I wu Just cutting along and The temperature 10 Porn· Davis .. 1M&S9D. .. , Hamm, there the brand was," Fennell eroy's business district at II :30 DISC'i!ARGES - M l f Yfa Grocery on said. "l've.stiiiKot 111atlmindlnl a. m,,tuday .... , 46 desrees. un· Darst, Pome"-y; ·Elll! LaRue, Photo. lraa -' -.:· ' der cleu aldu. Pomeroy• FYE speaker Revtews . Lebanon PrOJ"'Ct . 1 BAHit. .· ClOTHIERS 1 I m~ > t~ 1 P~tVate econo~y. '!"'~ wav~ .~!forts I I, i~ :~!!~~~E .~n ~ur .m~w~~ Dii.'"'IJ..,;., .., \ltg~~ .•r h~< .P1.~· I Sllck~ey mar!~ts. . !1~ \..ll~cn" ~CI Arthur O'Connell 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Stqtion Wagon$229s: VB. Power lleerlng, power bra~es. 4UIO. trano. llltlin m4 heater, non-opln dltterenllal. Wblte finish. · . · ~' \ , . .. CAIITOON i¥·~-~~~~ 1~. . .- 1962 Dotlge 4 Dr. Sedan- Vi '''! $2295 Radio and beater, auto. tram .• power ateerine. LoW mllto age, local owner. 1961 Dodge4Dr.Sedan ········$1795 8 crl. Std. trans. Radio and heater low mileage WltiN flnlsh. ' . ' {01'11)1!1~ 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan $1695 Radio and beater, auto. trans. VB enline. c ;_it" •I.,,.. •/,,y•" ~ )•I,• 11-.~ ' 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Doof··," · .... $1'tf5 THE SHOE . BOX 1Falcon · • • • • ••. s1395 ....... $2995 Middleport, 0. Wagon. 8 cyl~ std. lhift. Spotteu orlelnal red flllisb Deville. 6 window 4 dr. Hard Top. Fully equipped. most like the day it wu aoid 62Ponliac V8 •· • • • . s2795 Catalina. 4 dr. Sedan. Very tow mfieaee excellent con- II dillon. SUN, MON. and TUES. M.,ch 24-2S·26 "THI CHAPMAN REPORT" Etrem Zimbalist, Jr., Shelly Winten, Jane Fonda, Claire I Power Steerlna. Hyd. ·. ' LeSabre. 2 dr. Sedan. eood care. IlyDafJow Durean. Celorcartoon Children Under 16 Not Admitted Unless Power Steerln& and Brakes Wide Side 8 ft. body I WrTH THE FAMILY The Food's Greltl The MARTIN Restaurant ROUTE7 MIDDLEPORT We Pay 3% lnterut D,a Sm!lnp Pomeroy Bank Serving Metes County fo~ over 90 ye111 · . POMEROY- RUTLAiiiD 1>11 ton. Very Jo'w._mlleaae. ute new S9Piymoufbfury.· · · · s1195 Spoclrtt ~!.l'de•2 Door Hardtop, fully·equipped, ex. tra ean ..- and out, b~t seata ,.' ' fiJ . 1959Dodge2Dr.HafdT~VI .. $l395 . Ra41o and heater, power steering· and bnkes auto. triDJ, · · ' 1959 Plymouth 4 DQor · · · ••••· $i2ts , and brakes. Auto. tnDI. One owner. Door Sedan. VB. Std. trana. OVerdrive, radio and boilor. ~ I ' ' 1954 Chrysler 4 Dr. Sed111 · · · · •· $3ft 8 eyl. Auto. trsns. Ra41o and beater. B<id1 on~ Jdod, RUlli amooth. 'iailtiiil" ' J,ft • I ,.' 1949 SW.Wer PICkup · ··· · · · · ~ ~·· ''95. ftoqb,' but rUD.. • ~: . , usgrov~, I~ ~~ lh~t"'~~nba~~ N:tlon~;'~7.r;:~:~~r~ Two Advisors R }es J Seven H ed F C H • Euge~e il~:·=~~ Jler~ont cou~tie:~i ourt earmgs ~-H Activitv County Judge lac-~ ~ ~=~~:~=~ ;~~- :lhe(' . ,p*roblem of~Eagles pla~ing recei~e<l ~ 1 . 1 ~-(~.~,~.;' • . OJ., ·.ro-· ~......... I . I1 . ~JgJ ~r '1\:··t;• •I . 1 ' ' II .r 1 . ., .... ~.~""':'"'-''1<·--~t"" •. J'~' l .. . V8 - 3 apeed trano. Good- u,:;,: ~ snd llllllb 'I*· '. · ·~ ' 1958 Doclgel Tan.Pldr•:; . ·~ ··· · $1M5 7 Low,neace. · · > ~ ~~nltment, ~ompl~tely stroy~,. Harbors Group , 1 1959 Studnaker Lark ·: · · · · · ...· fl095 . , T R U C''K S > foo~ - - - - StaUon Waron. VB. Ridlo and heater, power ~ . 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