https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ab8df3df6c14c2f6797500858789bf1.pdf a60b0da5be24c95542d8d211b65a1090 PDF Text Text , ' ,. ' i '' ··~r • ..• enttne aty \ .-. Dnollid To The lnt.er,.ti 01 The Ma,..Ma10ra .4reo ------------------..,...--~---,.-~·" ~- ---,--,-~-~-.....;...--------- VOL XVIII POMEROY-MIDDLEPoRT. OHIO NO. 15 _,4 ~ - rt VI: MONDAY, MAY 9, 1966 '' -~ \.13'11W • ID llte WORLD 7,200 Pounds of Gas Dropped on H Area • Cao 'Ky's statement that his military regime would remain In power lor another year, today cabled mlUtanl Buddhist leader Thick Trl Quang to rehltn to Saigon lmmedlalely. Quang, who makes his bead· QU.arlers in the northern city ill HUe, wu the mastermllld of SAIGON (UP)) - U. S. Army Tas Boost Hit planes dumped 7,200 pounds oJ WASHINGTON_ REP MEl. nausea gas on the suopected vin R. Laird 8 high rantdng Re- jungle poliUcal beailquartm oJ pubilcan spc;kesman In 1be the Viet Cong Sunday, pavlllfl House said Sunda rais' the way lor an usault by 2~00 !axel 'would juat e~urage : : gas-masked Infantrymen. JohnBOn adminislratlon to There was no word on tAe res~nd more. suits .of the lnfanny assault In ''If we advocate a tax 1n- terram so thick GI s have to M at this ttme, the lid is use machetes every fool of the off expenditures .s far .. the way. • federal government is concern- B52 bombers from Guas, ed " the Wisconsin congres.. which often strike aheud of rru:n said in a broadcast Inter· advancing troops, today poundview. Laird is chairman of the ed the vast region lor the lith Ho118e GOP conference, a pol· , consecutive day. Troops of the ley making group. U. S. 1st Infantry Dlvtslon hAve been sweeping the former Viet T' B klash Cong haven since mid-April. A.LLBY OOP •. bF V. T. H&Dllllt BUT :I BEGlO REPOkf, WE'~ NAR¥ A WEAPON CIF R Jet s Make. uns Through Record . ROAD-E-O WINNERS - Six high school students won trophies Sunday following the annual Teen-Age Drlvinl Road-e-o held on the parking lot in Pomeroy, sponsored by the Meigs Jaycees. Boys winner was Charle~ Knight Ill Eastern and Cheryl Williams, Rutland, won the girls competition. Linda Larkins, far right, 1966 ·Melga. Count:v Junior MJ4s, preoented the trophies. Left to right, front row, are Charlotte Teepell, Middleport high school, llllrd place; Mill Williams, Cheryl Long, Rutland, second place; back row, Charles Humphreys, chairman of the Jaycees eonunlltfe; TOlD Ev•ns, Middleport High School, second place i Knight, and Tom Dorst, Eastern, third place. - Sentinel .Phqto. Barrage - I Attf SORr! \Vevalan Reported p£or Sa}e w.·nter I·n Comeback For OhioanS R---1------11!d mm es B•26 'Gun ner STEDDA THEIR 6PEARS, THEY'RE . (:OMIN' .ASHORE! ou:uht LBl Ma l•ve I 1 T33 Trainer Lands Safely • ?! ANbY, bw ABOUT ..·.· Bandsman f Yearis 8 Zerkle I . gray Hovercraft 0P·ens· Stm Act' In • Vt'ef Nam ·W ar ..r: i Three Hospl ' •tal"IZedAfter Two . 1 II an Ideal craft lor the wei eel~a~ ~ay ~!,~7 p. rn. Highway Patrol. Drivers were' releaoed wao Galloway, with a , • and marshy Mekong River de~ w re-.,... · cited In both accidents. i had facial laceraUons. Ia area ol South VIti Nail!: The ' 1.flddle(iol E-R Squadmen Two men were injured at 3:35 ' The patrol quoted r.al1lnway labraalolla ==~~~=t Brlt.lsh manufacturers claim were IIUDIIIO!led Sunday at 11:· a. rn. Monday on Rt. 7, two that he wBs blinded by the ' chest IbeX-will do 75 IIi l!i m for rNelUe BaraottJ, land lour tenlha mUes oorth of bright lights of a southbound! •.They '!tarry ! of ,fl!t! ~• wlio waa removed Crown City when a car driven car and ran into the baclt of the I! pllol ~ o)lef4 11~ tl!·. ~ ~ Hospitll with north by ·Oienn E. r.attowav truck. The car was demolished I alld e'itljli8er." saiH~ Mlb,,l't)lOried chest pibis.. The 22, Rt. 2, Proclorville, smaBb· but there was only one . · InCA!~~ , ~ ·: J~~ .' ,,' 1 ..., · ~ ol ·Ban '~I 0111 !!Dl! ~ resj10114,ed bJ a eall at 1eel Into the rear of a tractor· .damage to !be back of tile m. Lee wu dlreclor oJ . -- ~-- h e' . · . , ;rae -~-;~ ·cla,'.(r~ •{J(i)P ·j;:JQiirf w·iw~ ' 61-~~~··a t;l, Ill t:iUrel·sl tori11-'aller driven by .John '1'. Fisch- ltruck. and ~:: ~ Mr. The tllllpera~>li. 1'oilli!- i1M~'d9ii'll jltiwem l'\lf!!ler ~q~ .of:·the' eraflt,~~ ~, I!YHII J':bo, ,talk· er, , 481 Pomeroy,. . I· Gallo~ay was elted tD appear illt. 1 was Ill ~r, !W'*, ,~ ~ al lUI - . . bt ·•. ~1 fan. Pro- wiD :carry. a lll"lm•!111 ~, ~J« ~ller ·Bi*9'til 'N a llleel· 1 • M"llttf'l! · to' ""'•~ Ro~"ltal 'In Gallipolis municipal coul'l1 IDO~Ii!I~:~~~~=G~;:~ portloD. , ~' :a.ilil 'liltfiF,wla 4Hej11iei1, , ; ~ :11 ~ , bt p ~ ~·" .. 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'J l\Tavv .J J' ,tllliJJ"- U~ • the anti-government riots which shook the nation and brought a pledge from Ky and the mUllary junta for free elections. Further demonstrations If the Ky government ren~ on Its )II'Omlses to hold etecllons for a clvWan government by Sept. 15 are anUclpated. u ANDY CAPP ~- f'l' I . Rubber Co.' lashed back Sun- ; nausea gas but II was one of ~ d to r'tics of the aulo Indus- : the largest doses ever spread . . tray wh~ ~lairned that tires 80 , over Communlol territory. The TOKYO (UP!) -An Arneri- Denpa News In the Interview A. "I don't know anything my govemmemls, I aupport II, w!:r as cars were unsafe. Barn·' g~s was In powder~ form to SAIGON (UPIJ - U. .s. fell flew through a record canNa pUot captured by the that he has beefl treated! about bombing any innocent yes sir. I am a member of lb8l . dissemmate m chokmg clouds number of surface-to-air missiles and beat off a challenge! vy I h" l "pretty well" by his captors' people " government and 1 will support es said the diller:n~ bet~ee~ ' clearing the way for three bat~ from Communist MIG jets to strike North Viet Nam'a trans- Comrnumsts a ter NJsrthp ;r"~ b t th t "it could be much Q ;'We have eyewitnessed it aa long as I Uve" ~.. lower and r'g erb tpr,Jc ' !allons of ground troop• Pre- portatlon arteries and growing anti-aircraft defenses, a was shot down over od f' tie 1~prov:d " the . barbarous bombing of a Asked later If be ~eveel 1111 lires was not sa ety u ong 1 i . · military spokesman said today Nam last July has e Jan Y · tire llfe v ousty twas dropped m srnal~ Th C ch d \ 1 d declared he wlll support u s Asked if he had heard any Catholic church in North Viet North Vielllameae claim !bat 1t 12 R i "I do. not think Utere is a er quantities from helicopters. e ommun sa 1aun e a eas1 uss an-ma e lie in Viet Nam "as long as recent news about the Vietna- Nam. We have heard the more than 1,000 U. S. pW!el and Air Force pilots nf'ed · "I pos.,.l,·on of your government ls i have been shot down Ill ral•rnanufacturer .tod ay rnak'mg an ' Meanwhile • Buddhist leaders• mlsalles 'kl Sunday t j against d U.d S.11Navy h . 1poliveY" rnese war, ~to ~" n re , 1 . .. 11 unsafe tire," he said, adding ' angered by Premier Nguyen ::rbo::'rn~n~la :::-nft~~ ~~e ra nea that are I e arteries The. pilot, Crndr. Jeremiah A. haven't heard anything lately." that such bombing will end the ov•r the North, Denton uthat the lowest priced_tire with All missed their mark b~t shot down six MIGS, Including Denton, 42, made the statement I Q. "What do you thm~" at war.",. . c • I 81'";~red : , the right amount of alf ." saf~r one Air Force F105 Thunderch- one of the new supersonic MIG in an interview fUmed in Hanoi, pres~?t about It ,llhe war) . A. Whatever the po. ,Jon of ~o sir, I don t bellev~ than the best w1th too hllle a1r. , iel was downed by <OIIVentlonal 21 s. The MIGS made their pass by a Japanese newsreel' A. Well, I don t know what Is they ve shot down that many. I fire about 55 miles northeast or at the F106s 70 miles east- photographer. Denton said he happemng but whatever . the Denton said be was captured Killed ill Crash I Haool. southeast of Hanoi whUe the U, lived In Virginia with his wife poSition of my ~?vernrnent IS, I by local Vietnamese army BYESVILLE, OHIO A Air Force pilots reported a S. planes were bombing a and seven children regulations suppo~,t It fully. troops shortly after being shot Shaker Heights sales ereculive Hight of MIG 17s _ aeen for the highway bridge. forbid disclosure by military Q. How . do you feel about down near Thanh Hoa, near the and his wife were k11Jeel Sun· first lime lOUth of Hanoi The burst ol anll·alrcrafl ' authorities of the horne towns the bornbmg . of Amencan coast about 70 miles south ol day wben their airplane erasl)made a pasa at a flight of activity by the Communists of captured ~rsonnel. planes agam;t.. mnocent V~etnaHanoi. edinawoodedareaaboutlbrl!l! PT. PLEASANT- The con- F105s. The Thunderchiels reflected what Arneriean Denton. who was brought mese people , ml\sa BOutheQI'ol here Ill ~versial Malon county nudl!l turned to meet the attack and spokesmen said I! a steadily from his prison camp on the f" Gu~y··eounty. - .. ... We¥atan, located In , the MIGS ·fted. ' growing air defenae network Ill oul!kirts of Hanoi, seemed to WEATHER By United Presslnttmatlonal \AJlll Charles Beeson, 51, and his the Union District - bas been The MIG t7s were the firll North Viet Narn, particularly m1 be in good health and in fairly Partial clearing tonight, frost It seemed like winter to Ohi·l • wife, Ruth Ann, 47, were ldenU. reported up lor sale, accord· Communist fighters seen tn the Hanoi ll"la wh!eb bas been good spirits for a pri10ner of or freezing likely, low mostly [oans when they awoke today. 18 fled as the victims. The plane ing to State Agriculture Com- North Viet Narn's skies since "virtually isolated" by the war. in the 30s. Cold Tuesday, light Snow sleet and near freezing 1 was en route from Whit! Su~ mlsaloner Gus Douglass. last month's series of dog attacks ngalnst raUroad and He told Toshlimlchl Suzuki, showers or snow flumes north- temperatures were the rule phur Springs, W. Va. to Cleve- , Douglass explained that he fights In which American pilots I highway bridges. ' correspondent for the Nihon east. over the state. land. Witnesses said the plane i was approached to place an ad· The heaviest snow fell In Ashcircled the area several limes ' vertlsernent In the State Farm tabula county along Lake before 11 plunged bead first in- Bulletin of the proposed sale. ~'h Erie, where two inches fell WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se'~ to the ground at full power. Present owners said they wish· south of .Jelferson. . retary of State Dean Rusk ~ ed to find a location for their 0 ' Snow fell in northern Ohio day made a detailed, strong Record Bat Swing camp in a wooded area on a throughout Ute night and stuck def~se of the United Stateo' BALTIMORE, MD.- FRANK paved road so a• to have eas- CIDCAGO (UP!) -To hear bombing missions over the Baren said. "One, on Lbo' e low- that if we had had another gur, to highways. military role Ill Southeast Asia. Robinson, who became the nr•t , ier public acceso. two crewmen tell it, Lyndon >B. South Pacific were vlrtcaily level runs, there weren 't any Johnson would hove grabued it In central Ohio, rain was i It touched off_ a shouting mateh man In the Balhmore Memor· l Cornml;sloner Douglass said Johnson was brash and Mlve to ineffecUve. survivors 11 we were shot down, and whaled away at the miXed With sleet which never 1before a nationally televised ial Stadium's 13-year history lo i he had to refuse the advertise- want to go along on the Wo•ld He was at a remote a1t base Too, nobody took prisoners of Zeroes," Baren said. Bullots accumulated to a measurable Senate Foreign Relattona Comhit a ball out of the park, gave ment because the nudists are War 11 bombing mission that near Townesviile, Austra.\ia, war in those day> - military or riddled the plane's fuselage. amount . mitlee hearing• . American League pitchers · not 'bona fide farmers," and won him the Silver Star. one day when Marshall and civilian." The pilot wheeled around and A cold, artie mass was res- Rusk told the Senators the something ~ think aQI>ut The [because the Bulletin cannot ae- "I thought the guy was nuts," Ba~n were helping prepare Japanese ZeroeJ spotted the headed back to Austra'ia , ponSible lor the freakish wea- l United States has·set~ Ume former Cmcmnall Reds star cept commercial advertise· turret gunner Robert Marsh&ll their B-26 for a miOJSlon over ..1 d k" d • ed . duckmg Into some cluujs to ther. It was expected to cause and again lis feeliai llutt said alter the 451-foot blast ' ments. said In an Interview Sunday. New Guinea. 0:mJ:. ~~~ an , warm m lose the attacking lighte rs. snow flurries, frost and freez- freedom In Southeast Alta li 1 1 Sunday against Cleveland: . . · "Anyone who wanted 1o fty ., . · , "II there had been no clnud mg temperatures tomghl and important. "rve hit balls harder than The commissioner said his along on one of those missions Johilson - a lieutenant eomDurmg the battle, I d swear cover that da.v; • Bgreo said, e'arly Tuesday. Sen. Wayne L. Morse, ])()n,, 1 that, I tilink." ruling was not motivated by had to be out of his mind." rnander Ill the Naval Reserves "Johnson wouldo'~ br Pm ident At sunrise today, tem~ra- a leading crlllc of U.S. paltclel "Last year In Cincinnati 1 hlt i prejudice as the camp ls pres- "We thought the man wcs at the Ume -asked lor, and today." tures ranged !rom 31 at , in Southeast Asia, t"'"""'tely one thai they sald measures ently located (off Treble Road) stupid" taU gunner Harry got, permission to make the Two years later Marshall Youngstown to 42 at Chesa-1charged Rusk with ·~ 603 feet on the fly. I'm more only eight or 10 miles from his Daren' said "There were no flight. He wore his Navy and Baren !e3rnc.d th"t the peake. The tem~ratureo Sun-' reasoning'' and said lhll Interested in numbers than dis- own farm in Mason County. rnllk runs those days. We were uniform that day ~au:le, he young congressman ha~ been day ranged from a hi~h of. 49 tary's "position la ~ lance," he said, alter leading There presently Is no taw to getting clobbered!' told the B-26 crew, if the plane awarded the Silver star for that at Toledo to a state high of 87 able!' , the Orioles to a first-place tie [ha~ nudist camps in West Vir· was shol down over enemy CHARLESTON W. Va. (UPil aborted mission. None of t h e at Chesapeake. Sen. Frank J. Laus&tle. 1). with the Indians with live hits. !gm1a, according to a ruling by II waa early In the second territory, he would be treated An Air F e f3 3 . t 1 ·nc crew was hooored Ohio claabeel wllli MaJ1I · Atty. Gen. Donald Robertson, world war, Johnson, th<!il a a!l a prisoner of wor, ool as a ;;;; a navlgo~ 1 /1~gh:a;. r, · accu~ing the Orejaa . ~ . T E d made lollowmg complaints re- young congressman, bad been clvUlan spy. . ona . rom Damage is Medium , ...a......._ Ul'ncoat xpecte · celved by local authorities oJ dispatched by President Roose- "There were two things Wright • Patterson Air Force FIVE FINED To Auto 00 Sunday crat a complete - HONG KONG Koreaa the camp located In M as o n veil ID find out why Arne"'-" wrong with hla '"'""'"" " Base at Dayton, Ohio, landed ... I Medi'urn damage was call8ed ment. \Continued on Page 5) •~__ ,., safely Sunday at Kanawha Air- Five persons were lined "' - - - - - --'----!county. port after a "Dame out" al Pomeroy Mayor Charles Leg- to • 1966 model vehicle in a one., , 11,000 feet ar's Court Saturday night car mishap Sunday at 9:50 a. Meigs GeMl'll • . E. . 0 Veterans Memorial Holpllal James Bland, West Columbia, rn. on county ~oad 28 about four- Admillltu Sa..., - .. The crew dropped two fuel was lined $25 and costs on an tenths oJ a mile north of the in· bert Hall Muop. ~dmlsslolll Saturday - Rad· tanks, containing about 3110 gal- assault and battery charge; tersection ol Route 124. ~ Satvd&J - • cliff Hager, Middleport; Rhon-1 lUll Ions each, and on_e of them DAr- Harry L•ughary, Tampa, Fla., The Meigs county sheriff's dred Lowe. . da Kern, Portland, PhllUp 8 MARTIN STUART FOX rowly mlsaed hlltmg a group of $5 and costs 1<!11 ol center· department said Robert David Aclmlutou Sllday __ ,, _ !,1 LandudermUt,HartfoShadrde:. WDlllialm VUNG TAU YSouth Viet Nam (UPI) - It looks Ute persons at nearby Ruin aud Raymond Jusiis, Pomeroy, and Grueser. 16. Mmersville, travel- Barsotti, ~Pari· A.i.~ W A orson, • a e • - ' - - .1:.. ·· Smith Pomeroy· Mattie Righl- lllOrne mythical denizen of the deep a gigantic mecbanlcal arnashed mto a tree · Wanda sayre, Syracuse, both mg sou th · lost c.ontrol. of th e key, u .....-, ... ,.,..er .....111 Bill z~rkle, son of Mr. and . house: Pomeroy; Mrs. George olive drab stingray. ' Officials said that while the $5 and costs on defective muff- car he was dflvmg ID gravel Springfield; ~ ~ M Willi Zerkle Syracn•e IMorrison Minersville· Frank It Is halt' boat hall aircraft; a boat that loob u lflt pilot. Col. A. J. Parker, was ler charges; John Young, 22, and went mto a ditch. Both Portland. , w:· prese~ ·!lie B~ndsman Girolaml: Pomeroy; Mona Wolfe could bite; an alr~aft that lurks In the shadows ready. to lrylng to make a "d';"d sli~k" Mason, $25_ and costs for reck- front fenders of the Grue_ser ~ar lltJchqrpe S !'*Y - VII the . Year award during the an-! Portland; Tara Bacon, Charles- pounce. landjng, the plane s en ~me less operation and $50 a~d costs were damaged, but no mjunes Harllln&, Eva Potla, Jllilwa. . ton It Is the latest addition to the mllltary arsenal In VIet started again when" II had drop· on teavmg th• seene ol an oec1- were reported. There were no Jordan, Cbtrlel eaot, . N.. .. al band and • horus concert nu · ...., d~nt on wes t Mam-s · t Fr1"day ares ts rnade by sherifrs de- Bradahaw, ..,; ""'o, ...._:-....-• ......., .......,_ · ·sunday afternoon at Southern 1 Dlsehargn Slllurday' - n·•t- Nam, the U. S. ·Navy's secret - until now - weapon In .,.... to aboot 6,000 feet Jitgh School. . llam Miller, Mary LQngene' I '. Ita attempt to stop the seaborne lnfUtratlon and supply of Bight. partment. Burrows. · , .· · Zerkle received an engraved Bruce GUm111, Mrs. Van Rob- : Viet Cong unltl. . F'-Ill Identification bracelet sevep bins and ~ . : 1be official Navy terminology peller lacing aft and a double aremen Ba e .l 1- • .1-~ti-t other band aenlors ..;.,..gnized Blrtl llalllrday - Mr. and ~ for the craft Ia the PAVC the tall rudder enables 11 to lura Blaze on Park.st A~)UCJI"', ' )Were Debbie 11111, Pam Davis, Mrs. George- Morrison, Mfners. : Patrol Air QJahlon Vehicle. But llte an aeroplane. · . m Sylve•ter, Unda Adams, ville, I claulhfer, ! the real ol the world mows II II moves over the surface of · Mtdclle_port firemen, aurnrnon· Three persons, two of whom lington, who suffered a fractur- to stop W\thln the auurtd>cleat 1 Sewell, Dixie Circle and [ Adlnlai!Ha llaadl7. - lsaae l aa the hovercraft. either water or land three toed at 8·25 P. m. Saturday to were hospitalized, were In· ed right leg and sever. faelal dislan<e. 1 • an1ce Hoback, Wooten, Albany; Orvllle Armt, The hav.mft aqtved 1 lour feet above II. II can thus llgh\1 lire that ~·tr~yed ~ I jured in two separate Galiia jlacerallons. He is reported in Franklin D. ·Jianl,...., ·• Rt,. ; Chorus ~raolmel .wbp ll"l ' Pomeroy; Geraldine Kessinger, Viet Nam one wedt ago wllil : negotiate mud flail sand bars smEdaHu~~ctf k 1ong ng 11 Icounty accidents over the week ' satisfactory condition. 2, was lldJ!itiW' 'o.t ienlors Include Linda Carpen· Pomeroy; Brenl Larkins, Portand even rice paddies making .,.es, ar ·B • were ca • end according to the State Treated at the hospital and •Hill illcbl · I • ! . pr~!:e~?~~-D~~~~ ~~!~:d:. r.::~~!'t.~nt::ce:~'a:;~:~ MI.SSI.le . • .1 ! . _,. 'j .,. ·f"".,. .t •• ' . 1 !i = ' , I .. . . llliil' 'i• moderate] • II i �J ' \) ~ High Scoring Orioles Jolt Indians 9, 1968. 0., I' I \- HEL'EN HELP US! CHILDRENS PATENT STRAPS Slzea 3 to BigS $1·" ,.. Roush's Shot Store Middleport, O. THANK YOUI 1 would like to express my sincere appre- When JIIOIIet II the question, City Loan Ill the IIIIIWV. Just call lilly one of your cl011e personal money frlenda bert for eny 11110unt, Comidentially. Rex lrown Bob Miller lerry Lowery Chari• Humphroyo dation to everyone who voted for me on Jlear Pat! Your "Dale With Dad" oit011id ll 125 E. M1in St. May 3rd. Thank you. bo ttandord procedure IR famllleo. Thanks for 1 lov<,IYII Idea. - H. P.B. Como lo think ol It woeily "Date Wilb Mate" JlliDIII olflpriJii - puts spring book ID marriage ... And I lt'o Important too, for cblldren! to •pend alone-lime with their 1 1110tberi. Nothing makes a• y111111 penon feel more I Phone WY 2·2171 .. ROBERT CLARK Candidate for the Unexpired Term of lnter1ors you prJct1cany sink up tD your knetl 1ft. that's reach of a tat of low·priced cer buyert. (And, o1 courst, atondard fiflfety lttms llkt a padd-' High·prlced because it has the Pontiac name and e'lerylhing that 00 , 3 with it. U~e 1 tull121 Inches of road-leveling wheelbi!UIIil. And 00 more atandard l"10rsepower than those IOW·j>riced cars (ltftr. And ate!ldy V/iCe- Track ridt and handling. With luxurlout dashboard.) All back11d up by Pontlac'a legendi(J resale value that mtktl such exc]1\ng readinlt In thl record bookt ynr efter y..r. Makel you wonder whY' anybody would buy 1 low-priced ~r when vou eta get t Pontiac Caitlin' for the ••m• money. with~n TUESDAY'S VOTERS DID ME GREAT HONOR. THANK YOU ALL. BE ASSURED I WILL STRIVE TO JUSTIFY YOUR CONFIDENCE. Wide.Track Pontiac Catalina RALPH WELKER (A biA, powerful Pontiac for less than SJOOO'.) 1k SAVINGS CO. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER • Low·prlced because 1rs 1 C1tallna with 1 s11cller d ~ d 1 II"ICI ~11'1' ~trdtopt •••IIIIQJII\M ~ tniM prl~•• l "~ldt ~cl8 •Maoul.!< 'c' , ,., n•olltllld rf\:111 ori~,' lor?,. w.n_:.t· ~.· "',.•,.•,.~~ ~~ .. ..::.1 ~W. 1n; ieell .... ,, ~fMII"IH 1f1t1 ~110n11 !Q~I~TTll~ltljOitlo~ · u. 111• ~ ~~~·dll~ dtal•r dtl.it<V 111 ftt11~ •riO ~· ...•Itt- 1fll ... , Pd. Pol. Adv. Ill~ TOIIIt .lUTMOIIll' P'CI~fiAe Of.Lll Republican Candidate For State Ropreoentetlvo 27th Dlllrlct - --· . ' -~-·4\ .... ,,.,.. -~ . \i.· t,. 5' • .......... : ('!S',z.t= ~ ~ ·r ,. . . . . . IIJI C' I • - • -.. --.= ..- 13.41 -t•• c:aoeoF 1l()ieoqw - 2flf48c w~ Water Repellent ' 9ft.Jr 12Ft. Pre11rvative 20-FT. Aluminum .. (.denllon t ..... .... lit ~0 Youm.lltf r ........ ,... ......, ........ tt .... . , SUI I•I'To 15.18 I·FT. 17.18 2911 nd SERIESOF 24-FT. S·FT, Aluminum Stopladdw "PEJG'JI" Woocl ~ - . THitarr 124.88 l c-011. AIIIJ. .flalf 88° llof C1ttl"'1 .... .. .'• ' 7' Cl.OTH~INE POST i'j UY ! IONUS liNGO GAMI lOOK Conley Rated Top :' Sprillg Pedormer S59·88 " TAK ~- .•• . Many ' More '• Valuesi ' ..,11'111 ... •a• ...... - 7%"11'111Y Aa urpol eaD II repeated for amplrel Ill - t tin hoorl II the evi!II!Dga, Monday, Weclne!day, and 'l'lll'lt!lllaY, appl'OI!· maltly 5-7 p.m..lor • per game. IF YOUR COPY SEE PACJI 7 011 YOUR W' -.' - - ~ play all 8 NEW GAMES at once . . ATHENS, Ohio (IJPI)- Dick Conley, a aopbomore from N•w Colleord, was ra!ed the top per. former ID Ohio Utllvtnit¥'1 aneual oprblg lootbaU game Saturday. . CoDley, o member of the ~.,.. Idly squad, raa 118 yardi In 16 trips aod llOOred a louchdmn in the vorslly'o 111-7 wia over the rest of the squad. Tbo vanity. bold a 111-Q lead al tho half, ·!lUI tile fe<OIId WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN ~:m c,;., •.,.s~1 . ...... TO HELP YOU WINI Royal Value: .•.• this aummer ibould be 888il!llad lmmedlakly u lnm practices wtll begil ~ly. Manager• of the lllx Middleport teaml are HOIII')' Clalwor· thy, Senatnra; Bob HfseU, Yalll:eeo; Olarley s m·l t h Br8W11; Woody CaD, Redleg•; Lowell Prlco allllatecl by CharJoe Wblk Red Sol; Rleblrcl Plckellllllll Arl lltbart, ,•i Jn. FREE PRIZE SUPS ,_ ' •• Boyo deslriDJ ·to play. QIP or COPY THESE PLUM I IAMMER 1,4.IB QB o Nu ~ ·' 7-Pc. Early American LIVING ROOM SUITE WIN UPTO 2a.n. REG. PIAl '··;~, r.AINI' JI:MNII t BONOS BINGO PROGRAM NO. II Rlt. $M.It l'ltlCE sg.aa '• .' a~t'ft.:'~J~C!',cc HERE ARE A RW I.UCIY WlftiRS ' RIMOVAII.I, .aDING lllrinpro • 90" Foam Rubber 3-Cushion Sofa and L.rge Matching Chair e2 END TABLES (MAPLE) All For Only .95 et COFFEE TABLE e2 MATCHING LAMPS WITH TRADE APPUANCES SALE! $50 OFF ON HOTPOINT and NORGE ELECTRIC RANGES '20 to $100 OFF ON REFRIGERATORS ALSO WASHERS and DRYERS Living Room Suites:~:oN•__:. $149 ,Dual-Duty Sofas~...::.~:"·- '199 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites • • $169 CHANGE IN USAGR POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C·OMP:ANY,The Department Store of B"ilding Since l91'S;_·'/1 Phone WY2-3193orWY2-3679 .. · came bactl·:wttb a louchdowa IJj lbe second b'J]f wilb a touchdown by sophomore Bob Houmanl ol Orrville from '"'"yard out. CLOTHES DlYER I ' '· ' to~.:'lto;t.~: l ' . ,lo, I '. . ~. ' .- " '' • .•• ~ SAVE ... $20-lt CLOTH Ylbet • Glm &·FT. It' I 50' ... WE f!IIICt: DROP ... -----....,-----, , ":Mmc • •4··· ·. ' •15~•• · ,. .,.... SPRING SAVINGS SALE I I All This W eekl lOOfo To -INGELS SOOfo OFF MIGHTY MAY LIVING ROOM and $10 Tt SALES! BEDROOM SUITES $50 ---- ·- --;--- -,.·- - . , CAULKING CARTRIDGE "·"' i.: I r'l!!i=.;~z:..1~.~; ~~ Ingels Furn••ture Jr5af.~---O-P 'I.JI!','.;'.·,_.·,·1,_..._.... _11tfM1.,."' ... :-..., __. _ _ _._.,_"....... H._J_••_·__,""""_LIII..,... : ... --s..::...:..·......... ,.., ~· .. . ' MID DU P0 RT No DOWN pAl~~~, i'i..•.·foiilotl'!!''IS~~ ...EN_FR_I... DA_Y_&_sA_T_U... RD_A_Y_N_I.,.GHTS _ _:<.___ _Ea,.. · _sy_P_a_y_DPJ_ ·...•...·.. ·- �J ' \) ~ High Scoring Orioles Jolt Indians 9, 1968. 0., I' I \- HEL'EN HELP US! CHILDRENS PATENT STRAPS Slzea 3 to BigS $1·" ,.. Roush's Shot Store Middleport, O. THANK YOUI 1 would like to express my sincere appre- When JIIOIIet II the question, City Loan Ill the IIIIIWV. Just call lilly one of your cl011e personal money frlenda bert for eny 11110unt, Comidentially. Rex lrown Bob Miller lerry Lowery Chari• Humphroyo dation to everyone who voted for me on Jlear Pat! Your "Dale With Dad" oit011id ll 125 E. M1in St. May 3rd. Thank you. bo ttandord procedure IR famllleo. Thanks for 1 lov<,IYII Idea. - H. P.B. Como lo think ol It woeily "Date Wilb Mate" JlliDIII olflpriJii - puts spring book ID marriage ... And I lt'o Important too, for cblldren! to •pend alone-lime with their 1 1110tberi. Nothing makes a• y111111 penon feel more I Phone WY 2·2171 .. ROBERT CLARK Candidate for the Unexpired Term of lnter1ors you prJct1cany sink up tD your knetl 1ft. that's reach of a tat of low·priced cer buyert. (And, o1 courst, atondard fiflfety lttms llkt a padd-' High·prlced because it has the Pontiac name and e'lerylhing that 00 , 3 with it. U~e 1 tull121 Inches of road-leveling wheelbi!UIIil. And 00 more atandard l"10rsepower than those IOW·j>riced cars (ltftr. And ate!ldy V/iCe- Track ridt and handling. With luxurlout dashboard.) All back11d up by Pontlac'a legendi(J resale value that mtktl such exc]1\ng readinlt In thl record bookt ynr efter y..r. Makel you wonder whY' anybody would buy 1 low-priced ~r when vou eta get t Pontiac Caitlin' for the ••m• money. with~n TUESDAY'S VOTERS DID ME GREAT HONOR. THANK YOU ALL. BE ASSURED I WILL STRIVE TO JUSTIFY YOUR CONFIDENCE. Wide.Track Pontiac Catalina RALPH WELKER (A biA, powerful Pontiac for less than SJOOO'.) 1k SAVINGS CO. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER • Low·prlced because 1rs 1 C1tallna with 1 s11cller d ~ d 1 II"ICI ~11'1' ~trdtopt •••IIIIQJII\M ~ tniM prl~•• l "~ldt ~cl8 •Maoul.!< 'c' , ,., n•olltllld rf\:111 ori~,' lor?,. w.n_:.t· ~.· "',.•,.•,.~~ ~~ .. ..::.1 ~W. 1n; ieell .... ,, ~fMII"IH 1f1t1 ~110n11 !Q~I~TTll~ltljOitlo~ · u. 111• ~ ~~~·dll~ dtal•r dtl.it<V 111 ftt11~ •riO ~· ...•Itt- 1fll ... , Pd. Pol. Adv. Ill~ TOIIIt .lUTMOIIll' P'CI~fiAe Of.Lll Republican Candidate For State Ropreoentetlvo 27th Dlllrlct - --· . ' -~-·4\ .... ,,.,.. -~ . \i.· t,. 5' • .......... : ('!S',z.t= ~ ~ ·r ,. . . . . . IIJI C' I • - • -.. --.= ..- 13.41 -t•• c:aoeoF 1l()ieoqw - 2flf48c w~ Water Repellent ' 9ft.Jr 12Ft. Pre11rvative 20-FT. Aluminum .. (.denllon t ..... .... lit ~0 Youm.lltf r ........ ,... ......, ........ tt .... . , SUI I•I'To 15.18 I·FT. 17.18 2911 nd SERIESOF 24-FT. S·FT, Aluminum Stopladdw "PEJG'JI" Woocl ~ - . THitarr 124.88 l c-011. AIIIJ. .flalf 88° llof C1ttl"'1 .... .. .'• ' 7' Cl.OTH~INE POST i'j UY ! IONUS liNGO GAMI lOOK Conley Rated Top :' Sprillg Pedormer S59·88 " TAK ~- .•• . Many ' More '• Valuesi ' ..,11'111 ... •a• ...... - 7%"11'111Y Aa urpol eaD II repeated for amplrel Ill - t tin hoorl II the evi!II!Dga, Monday, Weclne!day, and 'l'lll'lt!lllaY, appl'OI!· maltly 5-7 p.m..lor • per game. IF YOUR COPY SEE PACJI 7 011 YOUR W' -.' - - ~ play all 8 NEW GAMES at once . . ATHENS, Ohio (IJPI)- Dick Conley, a aopbomore from N•w Colleord, was ra!ed the top per. former ID Ohio Utllvtnit¥'1 aneual oprblg lootbaU game Saturday. . CoDley, o member of the ~.,.. Idly squad, raa 118 yardi In 16 trips aod llOOred a louchdmn in the vorslly'o 111-7 wia over the rest of the squad. Tbo vanity. bold a 111-Q lead al tho half, ·!lUI tile fe<OIId WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN ~:m c,;., •.,.s~1 . ...... TO HELP YOU WINI Royal Value: .•.• this aummer ibould be 888il!llad lmmedlakly u lnm practices wtll begil ~ly. Manager• of the lllx Middleport teaml are HOIII')' Clalwor· thy, Senatnra; Bob HfseU, Yalll:eeo; Olarley s m·l t h Br8W11; Woody CaD, Redleg•; Lowell Prlco allllatecl by CharJoe Wblk Red Sol; Rleblrcl Plckellllllll Arl lltbart, ,•i Jn. FREE PRIZE SUPS ,_ ' •• Boyo deslriDJ ·to play. QIP or COPY THESE PLUM I IAMMER 1,4.IB QB o Nu ~ ·' 7-Pc. Early American LIVING ROOM SUITE WIN UPTO 2a.n. REG. PIAl '··;~, r.AINI' JI:MNII t BONOS BINGO PROGRAM NO. II Rlt. $M.It l'ltlCE sg.aa '• .' a~t'ft.:'~J~C!',cc HERE ARE A RW I.UCIY WlftiRS ' RIMOVAII.I, .aDING lllrinpro • 90" Foam Rubber 3-Cushion Sofa and L.rge Matching Chair e2 END TABLES (MAPLE) All For Only .95 et COFFEE TABLE e2 MATCHING LAMPS WITH TRADE APPUANCES SALE! $50 OFF ON HOTPOINT and NORGE ELECTRIC RANGES '20 to $100 OFF ON REFRIGERATORS ALSO WASHERS and DRYERS Living Room Suites:~:oN•__:. $149 ,Dual-Duty Sofas~...::.~:"·- '199 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites • • $169 CHANGE IN USAGR POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C·OMP:ANY,The Department Store of B"ilding Since l91'S;_·'/1 Phone WY2-3193orWY2-3679 .. · came bactl·:wttb a louchdowa IJj lbe second b'J]f wilb a touchdown by sophomore Bob Houmanl ol Orrville from '"'"yard out. CLOTHES DlYER I ' '· ' to~.:'lto;t.~: l ' . ,lo, I '. . ~. ' .- " '' • .•• ~ SAVE ... $20-lt CLOTH Ylbet • Glm &·FT. It' I 50' ... WE f!IIICt: DROP ... -----....,-----, , ":Mmc • •4··· ·. ' •15~•• · ,. .,.... SPRING SAVINGS SALE I I All This W eekl lOOfo To -INGELS SOOfo OFF MIGHTY MAY LIVING ROOM and $10 Tt SALES! BEDROOM SUITES $50 ---- ·- --;--- -,.·- - . , CAULKING CARTRIDGE "·"' i.: I r'l!!i=.;~z:..1~.~; ~~ Ingels Furn••ture Jr5af.~---O-P 'I.JI!','.;'.·,_.·,·1,_..._.... _11tfM1.,."' ... :-..., __. _ _ _._.,_"....... H._J_••_·__,""""_LIII..,... : ... --s..::...:..·......... ,.., ~· .. . ' MID DU P0 RT No DOWN pAl~~~, i'i..•.·foiilotl'!!''IS~~ ...EN_FR_I... DA_Y_&_sA_T_U... RD_A_Y_N_I.,.GHTS _ _:<.___ _Ea,.. · _sy_P_a_y_DPJ_ ·...•...·.. ·- �i.,, ' I l ..... '!'HE ANNUAl; M~·::~~ ho14.1 rumiJillge salt DaUil~ler balllj~ret pi the iPd' Friday, May Metliiiill'l ()Jsuh:b .,UI be at lit thf · Coal., ·.,.,M..,. · .. • · "' 'IP N.A·Sec.~n4 Ave 1 d!urc-· ·~Bf .,. v p.m. ha .. WEDNESDAY mage to ~ . . ~~~ ~itt · ~~~~~~-l"~II;IIIICJN~~m~.GRIIA'r z: · ; 11:.\1. IAYI UP ·TO .110 NOW I '!be U, 1- Stali 1 pu WIIJIIID Thorn10n, llrsl oeorelary <•~ lllOdlll hi'o't t huliog unit in lilt top 14 ol1he tW - • )tolrt'1 l/wly# '* WIW) 1whl.ch oursday!contact Mlf, W. M. Wood. ~CO.....,IIerMI 'CI)III """"' In lrlo>l diecomes WOfli'•from g merelal ofcork I I' It tile 1104 l'lilol!, flfltelallj wbkh flj8n I """" o1 oork fores~ to Ill! Encyclopaedia Is ~alive us '"or• CITIZENSHIP DAY Claren"" McNoil, lllrs. Dtr•vl!l'll Nelson and ~s. Mildr~ POMEROY TO ALl THE VOTERS .. at tht lN:Nnl Mrs. Ben NeuJ<Iine ~~~~~~:11 at I p.m. for • polilli?k club will meet ,'4 FREE HEARING TEST a. Givtn ly William Dll11. AlhtM, who h10 more thin 10 yn. experience. He will demonstrate tho most rtmorklblt new h..,rtng old• by ltldionr. Rtmlmlotr tht ploct •ncl tho ~•••· La Salle Hotel, Middleport WEDNUDAY, MAY 11, 2-SP.M. Club will 111<'1 Wednelldiy, II at tho """"' of the preoldont. 1 J•..W...IOifA tum IOUHCI MAR!"'!f: Miu Susirt Perk. Mr1. Roi:er ll ,.,,,.,··1-'-ww1 f.lit /~ .. '~o.!f14 wlr• IRflfl -.Horgsn wHl review, 'hT h ·~--- I Elource" bv James A. Mil<:hen.er.fl - - - - - - - - - -- - -- RDll call wiD bo Mon4oy ot ! p.m., with Mro. Jewiob TradiJIDn. Jacob" Gloeckntr as hos~s. SArETV PATROL BOVS. will ' WHIT!: ROll~ LODG~ AuxU<I be honored when the Pomeroy liry will meet Wedni!jpay Elementary PTA meets Mon- terllllOII 11 IIJ, 141oo Kell SOCIAL Phon• 593-3522 15 N. Court St. P. 0. lex 10 ~ " CAI~ENDAR l~ck· ·~ID Conflrt~ - - :::~v=y.p~:!i."!: Claren~e C~ ~~; paper. i I i I. LAST WEEK TO GET YOIJil OF THE CHILDREN OF When working hands need extra cash because a home needs repairing ..• 1 THE MEIGS LOCAL Ito~ in ••• and ask for our "home repair" lo•"· You can fi.: an amne home now . •. and 11pa~ in sensible monthly installmenlt Wbon worklna: hands need &Ktra money, for any reason ••• SCHOOL DISTR1CT There's a helping hand at tal to t2000 1 1 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY l.lte 'nfllrtnGt AvaH~Ie Ofl M t,.... 300 'II. Second St.-WYandotte qo2-lll, Pll!MOOf v. s. GOl"l'. ------- ----- Saluting M@igs Countg B1111pitols We saMe the hospitals o! our community and the many trained people who play a large the many trained people who play a largo proud of youl part in developing our fine facilities. We are LP-GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM Gil Fill. . : . ·• ; AWAKE ... •. ,an.. • Ill ~In, ... ~flo, FLORmA. l'ALMCIA IIlii· .ota, · ORANGES locl< ,...,. rom 5-LB. BAB DIVORCE GIIANTED Janet W. Manuel ill I been awarded 1 divorce from Donald I w. Manuel In Meigs county ~o~­ mon pleas court In a Cl'()88-petJ- ~ tlon action. Donald Manuel, the plaintiff, was found a:ui\ty of i eJ:treme cruelty. The defendant : was also awarded custody of 1 two minor (hildren. fOLONIAL Fine GrannlaUMI SUGAR 1 FRANK SATISHCTORY ,..... Funk Girolaml, 13 year·old son of Mr. ami Mn. Guido (l irolami, Vale-st. Pomeroy, was reported in satlshactory conrlitlon this morninK at Veterans Memorlsl hosplta:. Frank suf. fered a bead injury wben ke.. BAG a truck Saturday .afternoon . • Complite custom installation by our borne heating e1perts • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Forctd Air Fumace Only 50' hifh- Tu• up little space. Fully gu411111tud. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 7warm-lir room duct. • Cold·lir retwn duet -DOIIIY, ooaveni8noe and cW.alin• of • Central t~tat control .. ' f Ashland LP-Gas. ' ' 3 EASY PAY PLANS On new homes the total cost can be included in yolll' roortcece. For tl!II\Version or replace~~~ent the payments can be set up on a 5-yenr FHA loan, or you can pay jllit 10% down and take up to 24 liiCIIIdM on t.bt baJAJICil, flf ,.,. ....... 11'111 ....... t1 1111 AINelllli·Ciill lllll Pl•t lllntt Jtl. ---------------- -- ------ --- ---, I~-PIH N IIIIOd ..,, ~• dtlaill on ... tpecilltl Fooc.d Air Hta!•nr< Oflfr, f I I I I I I car ' Ph I I I t I Ne J Ad d..... .... I i I t•• ' .- I l II I 8W.W... t. t4omt I l---------------- i I --------J ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY • IOK 471 COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. James G. Mayes, son ef • RentaJ.free uoe of metered gas system including tlwk and mt~r With this compact Empire Furnace you can add air conditionin~ at any time. No change in the blower JyJtem wiU be required. Save money by .imltallinS 1111w, En.ioy the 'HONE WYonllollo 2-21~ HIGHWAY l:M ' I'OMEROV, 0. RIP~EY, W. VA.-PHONE 372-2221 COLD WA.TI& Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. i\rlays, ReedsvUte, completed a ndil) :'t w.,., Slr~rk'' Ph1rm11~, '""''or_. OhJCJ V•ll•v llklnl Co., Ma.ilt!f41rt ' &eon. J . II • Rldowuy • D. Tiny's Fo latwm, S•"'"'s l,o.n, '•~•Y •rlbNh Mtrdlll'art, P•11rey T•· '"""'' 1. 61 .,,"11 ''" - Pt~mtroy C.""""'' Penwrev olu ......llliltf Oftio,Mlddi•l'll Inc., "'ltlll..,.rl 1 11 k C0 '"""'' ,ttfttrtY Ct""" oc: '' K I C Jtwtltrl, lttrneroy lltrr & Ytn Ztnlft Jilto'-r .S.Ifl, Ch•pm•n.C•n•day hoe Store, PDiftt!"Y Supr Ram Fltur MiU, Pamtro'f swl.,_., & Lohte Dru11, ••meroy Clti:Jrn'~ Nalloru~1 B~"1JddleHrt ~.· .:;;~r::thttlrt & Le1lhll' lu~tplyf l.,...t PtmtrtY Ml~lrtterf o.,.trt"""' Jtore, ,.IMrtf L••uhnnk. Pomerov Mlrtln ,Untrtl Httnl, RutlaRtl CJ'toW'I ttt•k M"'"' Pomeroy ''""''Y An,.l•tecla.cllo TV, '•mtroy. & Wtlkfr'.f ""'Pit J.•w" Pt~lttY Ftrm. "'•-'.-dt n - 11'!!~ -· Grav• s.nlct, p o~tterov lwhtg's Ariul•~te• 1 ' I New Vtrk Cltlhll'll House, PtmtrtV bllllnton'• blundry & Dry ctt....,,, Pt11111'(11Y tnd Mlddllport _ . W. IIIIWII"II _ -· .. . .,. ,. .._,, ,...... ,.,•~--~ Ill ""llo •., .. .,,.,.,.. .., •o1kw Strvlc• St1tltn, hcln• "'$t•rlc's Ph•rl11tC:'f1 P9m•r•r. hnwnJ ' Rtll's Ben Frenklln Skirt" u~~lfr:'rt Ofll• Y1lltY ltkh•t eo., M tkllf:rt Eco"'m• lnii'IIS & Lo•n. ' ' ero' Ebenbtch Htrclwlf•, ltfl ~''"'kl n Stott, p'"""' Ohlt VUity Ph•.,.lnl l Mtlit 1"" Ponttro~ Tho '••-• ••"" a 1ov1"'' •· romtl,, v Memorl1l HoiPlt•l. p omeroy V'ottrons, ,...,oy r.""'" , ... ''"'' ~ Jloo!IM(' Aulo c.,. "C, W.rtiQ' Btnn•H..... """''" •· Ohtt hwtr c•.,_,.ny, "'mtroy ¥tlrt'l Avtt lttrt.J PetJ~•rty '""'"' lowU"t u~~ '~mtroy C""-fMn.CaNIItr lhlt·iiiltore, D•vlf.W•mer lrlMirann, Ptmti'IY,j· , =. Wt1•ttrtll SOM, lMtfle y, D. thl'lrd• ln~r~'lf: Ctlu VI & Southpft .,.It .Ct1 ft41kldl~= · llhr C~~thMn, Mi" Tht '""roy N•tltMl ..., ,.._roy . 0 aJ ·Parh, ~"' Olilll ONCery, Pornerey I' f PtMtl'l..l Pt ulfr RYft Pltur Mill, merey wllhlr • l.th... I!'VItr rom~roy l Ct.tlun't_Nt&I•JMI·II"flt"'lddi•P'rt lliolltf 'rift! lilt: lilllllt,.rt "yto ., medl<'ll\e dept,, C. Ho•pllll•:· Store, Pomeroy - h U·Drl¥• Thrll COin o,N•I'M C~r Watr Tht lhM IUi.· MWdleport fltrt~'-'" ., Pllmtrty OoWfMt4rM••,.. .. '"""" Goeslltr'• Jewelry trgt n PtWtJJrt llnllfltatlon, Mllhlle,.rt Veteran• M11110rl•l Hofplttl, PorJieroy Ohlt> •IMJII•r Mtort't PomeroyAut• !lowlln9 Mlcldltprt Ttl• P:ftrf, St.o,, & MiddleP!r~ p Gloeckner'• lt~luraf't, om•roy Joe'1 Carrv.Out, ~lddler.:rt '""''' Potnllort, fllldd eport Mtlll'ftlftrel .,._spllal, PoiNriY '"* Qwlitr Print llwp, an o,' chief o( etfet' • e These Public Spirited BuslntiMI Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our local ,...,.,•• Flowor lhop, - ... Mertin ••t•urpt, Mllltll•,,,. · . ~~r~~~~~~:::C~'f.:::V odl d 8 1 ltnd Thompson, M. D. chie( of X-ray <Mpt., .certifitd bo1rd ra· diologlst, and R. b. Heaton;.. D. 0., physician. Ablienl when pil'Lure was taken were L. u . fille , M. D., chief of !urgery c1 t c•rtified board "urgeon, J. A. De Ll.merent. M. D., of l)lthology 1r labnratory dept. cerhfled bu_ard pa· Utologist and F. A~ Cluff, M. D., chid of anei theila depL V~1'F.R~N~ M~!IORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF - Front f(IW !dt 10 rlliffll, R. R. Pitkens, D. 0 ., C!hlef of 1taff. J. M Gru bb, M, D., chid ot o. 8. Dept., M. Q. roron~l ... ~l. 11.: house physician, 'f. 8. Mcq~w&n, D. /r,li'~ ~::~r~U:,:. Second tOW. G. It, Rpsrnb1um . "' · ., cer J e W • Thtlt Public Splrlte• lusines..l Sponsor This Aclln Conjunction With Our l-ocal Hotpltals: Re 1 a. ,.~.,. 5'•''-· ••c1"' Sl!BF course at the Army Traifllng Center, Fort Knox, Ky ., May 6. He entered the Army in Dec:ember 1!166 and com~ll'ted h.asic combat training at Fort Kno• . He i& II laM iraduate o/ I E"tern Higb Scbool. National Hospital Week, May 8 thro~&h 14 at the hospital lo<aled on West SecopdoJL The hospital hOI provided medloal services to Meigs County for almoat 20 yom. MEIGS GENI>J!AL HOSPITAL STAFf,.,; Cbll'les J. Mullen M. D.; Edmund l!utrilllll~, M. 11.1 IIIYTO~~ E. Boice, M. D.; Roger P. Danltls, M. D.:l!eI~ · M. D. : F. lot. Cluff, M, D. (ab!fl\11 •w.,en P o .o w01 talutn, Dr. Richard L. Slack, M. i);.) WID ob1ene } 1\l..'""'rt,~~.'IIOr•, ., ..._M*tt'' ."~ PMt . •, • , ~·• R•wlin.,.Co•~• Funertl "'""' Mlddl•~t ,~.!!!!Ire.:.•,:,-~ ~~~.~tu~y . .,...~·.··llo.-.::"'=t,jf,~·!'·•".··.Ia L.tw" reullry """'' ,... ~~~~~ · A ' 1--- • --· Th•••Ml.wi•Hr~ FMdltntl & ltrttlni1Jtd Glteckl11f'l Rtltlr.trlnt, Pomllt'l' Ctrry.Out, Mlildltport lrt-l't flumltu,., MidclleP'rt J,.., ~ 0 Ser\1Ic1,,.. ~.,1111 "''"'"' Melp ' .MI •d ltllf rt Powell'stntrl 5tttlon, rt T~• lhoo .... Ml~~lopo · W:S..nt Auto St.rt, Mlcldleport Columblt G•• (f., Inc., MickUoptrt Pomtray llock Co., Pomeroy I( • C JfVIlltltrs, PP'trtY '"'*" Karr Vin lantlt Mite; IIIH, 1 Pomeroy · 1· •.,:,;:,~,dwert & Let th~r '"''''' a.mtrtV ~~~dmo... Po111frtY ~rHn 'olntrol Roll••~ . Crewftltuk ·HoJ,~M,P._NY Now Yorlc CtothlRI lleUN, ,.,..,.., & "If"•· --~~~L;~·t,:'~~~~~··•ntl1, " ,... c 'MJihfl t ~. ~~ Ral'll••• ' •··,.,.,.,•tot• Ftowir Sliot; . .,..,.~ OHsslor't J.wo•lry lf•rt, hiMNY U.Drlve Thru C•ln o,.r~Mtl Ctr Wath fl'onttrtY R1U•8 Pranklln litre, a.n Mldtlltport 1tn FrtRklin ltarl, Ptmeroy OhioPomeroy Vtlley Plumbln8 , H111trn1, • 1 c P o at..ttn~r's ,..u' o., om•r v Hortley 1 ltnnttt Shoe !tor•, Po""roy Dni•Wirner h..ur~n~•. ,..,...,... Crtn Sotu, Rt•h•, " v v. D. Edw.rds lrt1Ur111Ce, ,. - Drntrt, C:olumbut & Soulh!trn Ohio Electric Co. lollddl..trl , . Bohr Clt!hlen, JIII.. Jo,.rt fl.f,omerevNationlll•nk, '1 p W•lcl ~ 8: 'J ~:.;~~~!~: ,~,.~ GMI lroctry, POmeroy ••awii~HII .... ,., Mt""' , M~lttotrt . IJCENIES .,...,.. .__ .. " '"' , ·• • Uo>'M i\0• :lo'i / .. ,.. e GT. SIZE MEET AT HOSPITAL The Auxilitry of Veterans Memori11l Hoapih•l will meet In the hoopital catoteria Tueidoy, May 10, at 7:10 p. m. with M". Vera EpA of Calumbus •• 1 tptakor. All members 11101 ore atked le alltftd. ON SALE Ill Cigerettl Qcen~es w 10 on I I •• "'Ito • o!fln.a 81 e n "'' J\.1\1 r • ""' of the MeitJ county courthous.e tomorrow, according to Audrtor f'nJdweU. Deadline fr)r pur"" ••· license la May 23. chaoln• • ... TO MilT AUIIUA.RY F' The Middleport TO TO SOUP ., , IPimtl!~ s )·~·-­ AuJ:iliary will meet at e home of Mr. end Mrs. Wayne Gl' b..,•t Tue·•·v at 1· ,· ~,. p.rn. """' i'\MI., ..., BURGLARS ACTIVII CLEVELAND IUP11 - The apartment of Dr. and Mrs. Mo~ &~lleln~~ ~'! ~_1~~~: tzea :s!JnQ8)' mam aiiU lUlU 1U•l coot\1 ·and jewelry, vaJuell •1 oevera\ thousand dollars, were Mort!• ~estouront, Mfd_l.,.rt ~,....~~f;· ~·'~~;i!l'~l l;~• +'"~ ~"':':' ·'~_~·;mtr::o' y;·.·--~'~-.----.......:,·...,....~..,.":1"--.;·:...,__~---,---·" slofea.. , · · · 111H ....,ko, • ~.~roY Wllli•rM lfttUrtflct, Po~r,. I · . ~" •o .lol.. roportedly fell of! tile back of This special low price includes: fe · l RUTLAND PTA MEETS The Rutland PTA will hold INSTAllED nl loD atlon of new officers will be ' held. For an average i room home (special low prices for other size homtt) - ..."'"' ! BIBDIBD I' 00 CUSTOM ; :; 0• • MASON PTA MEETS The Mason PTA wlli meet to· Rililbt at the Mason Grade Scbool at 7:30 o'clock instead ' of tomorrow, due to the elec- · ttons. AU parents wPose child-: ren will start in the first rrad• next yea r are wel :.:ome. J;.t :' 11\· . proud oljou! I Every OtJaoe high school will be reviewed. Speclal rnu•ic and refreshments will be provided. iii.ld Verrron Weber, president. We salute the hospital• of our ~om,.unlty and part in developing our fine facllltle!. We are Fres•. Lean Charles Olia Weber, 10, Jjottom •tudent, and Judith Ann its final meeting of this school . term at 7:30 p. m. todiy •t the y g, '20, ReedsviUe, waJtre_ss, high school auditorium. Inr~tall­ ation of new officers will be held. A display of student work from the department& or the DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. IIWSPECTJUD GROU DBEEF ... ... 1 MAIUUAGlll APPIJVA110JII Pd. Pol. Adv. ' ..... SWIFT'S PRIDHiflltf I Falbnw Short •• .. ... ,,. so went the death toll on OhiO's I bijhways dur1ng the weekend. 1 • Traffic during the weekend kille~ a 1ol•l of 20 l)'lrliDns. Two 1 1:1 other person• died in a plane ! SAN ANTONIO Tex. WPI) t!f.IUih, one in a hra, one dr~wnPresident Joh'nson ,ent to ed and a child kllled m 1 ooi~Kress today a report •tating miscellaneous accldent, pUihiPg I u,at needy childrelt in private the: over-all ~otal to :1.5. and psrochial sc:hools are The dead IPcitoled: Dorothy I Uin Josa fedora! help tbao Willis, 46, Oak H•U, k1lled wlwm l ~ n~w edut~tiDn 1 aw in· bar car overturned on SR 139, , I! about two and a half miles !lOUth Iteilded. of Jackson, and Klnneth Webb, I 'l'h! report all!() eall.ed for a •t Fcmina drowned when a continuation of ma~slve t\duea"'b~t ' overturned •• on Veto Lake, C:Ktnal a1'd rocu sed on . kthe nor Marietta. prgbJtms of poverty &trlc e.n children in the clluntry. And Jt .. J . J urged ochoolleaden oo tau oo Swap Conel U~.WU the ''unfamiliar t.a!!k'' of feedST. LOUIS- THE ST. LOU· . tng snd clothing 1epnved li Cardmals traded left-handed 1 ngers for better ra,ponse 1s pitcher Ray Sadecki to ~ San I~u 1 room. Francisco Giants !or outr1elder- ~ c assed bv the National first baseman Orlando Ct!peda ! Advl~:~~ Coua~il on the £duraSunday. . . I tion of disadvantaged Children, The Cardmal.s sa1d. ther~ were ~he re rt made observations no other considerations m the ~ d po endations on the nk h'tt' Cardl •n recomm 1 ~~ bee~ first year of operation of 'l'itle I deaJ. n.. w nals w~re known to ave of the Elementary and Secondaaearcbmg for a player to Education Ad _ a $1 bllllo,:J ster their attack. ry i program·--~~ w•• '' -' l BOMJI STDIPS. ""Education '"; "" n '""J:;;' . ~;"«~ 'f:iiuig wmr, > '! r.. CITIZENS AOION COMMITTEE ON BEHAlr day e\lenlnl!!: at the scllool. A, Middleport at 1:30 p.m. I safety film wili l>e shown •nd I' TIIURSDAV , MOriDAV. . 10 PI'OII'Im prMonted by the CANDY STRIPJ>RS of Yel4!_r· : THE RIVERVIEW ~TA Wih l fifth aod lixth aradt in~trumen- ans Memoria] H?spJ1.al Will meet Monday at y.:m P·!"· tal students. Refr~t~bment 1 wil1 1m{'et at the hospdal, Mar lt, when new officers will be m-/be ~ervtd by mothers of the iat 7:30p.m. for lnstallatJon of stalled and the 3tb grade class /jnt a:rade. i new officers and honortllfl o.f Senwill present a play. . BETHEL NO 62 ol the In- ior members. AI! new applJCaflts wscs or HEATH Method11t ~ . 1 Order ef Job's are to iJitend. A spedaJ officers' Ctlureh will meet Mon<ioy even· ' ~r~ 'II MAindey at meeting will be held at 7 . ·, 1 in~. M~:~y I, at tht ehurcb. The : a..,.,, en WI mee m.ero 'Ma-l FORE.-'iT UVN . insta l lalio~ s~rvice for new 7:30 P·.;!· ltlt~~~~e wi~ be chur~h will have a :officers Will be m char&e of ~"~· ( ' rlicers 1~~~ rn fltt~ f~l'Jner EvaJll 1 · Mrs. M. L. Frenl'h with Mrs. e ec wn CJ 0 ing Thursdiy and. Friday, bel Nan Moort conducting t h1 TUESDAV . ginni01 at t a.m. 1 pledge servke. Hostesses art SYRACUSK P'I'A. wrll . mei!l . WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOMre. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. Law- ;Tullday nl~ht at 7·30 m tht lciety of the Pomeroy First 1 renee Milhoan. Mrs. Ketlfleth !local ichool a~diklrium. ~s. 1 Baptist church will meet Byer , Mn. Herman . HaddoJ :June ~~~~h~~nli@D~~: tbe church Thur,sg.ay a~ 7:311 p, , 8 and Mn. M. E. Doww n. 1ul 8oo rn m with Mrs. Elmer OAUHTERS OF RUTH trict wll~ beth~ guest .speaker. lin .,char e of the proaram , class of the United Metbtdilt ~ New offtcera will be metalled. Mrs. V~tor Voune Sr. tbt ! ,church wilt meet at the clwrcb IRlfl'eshmtRtl wiU be served. votlon.s. PoUuck --~wil1 follow the THE AFTERNOON of Heath Mflllodi.!l Churcb i Sla~gern. " ,, ' ;;EN;,-:::~;;:~; UPI Bri,.fs ~. ~ ' r••- 't:' DILES RADIOEAR ,.. SCHOOL DISTRICT • • • i Ctll For Homo A,...inlrntnl -No Ctllr!ft •" OF THE MEIGS LOCAL eon and maelinfl. ( .f Dally Senti11tl. PoiJiel'OY-JIIOdleport, 0 ., May t , 1_9611-~ to "'" Upshur County. seph Esztertlrls, e41ttr ef the Rep. Harley I near IConllr!ned < Page One) . CHARlESTON, W. VI, IUPI) -'<vest Vlrglnla'J loJIPd in 1111 llo<lond War turncoat Tlleoday Ill Wooklllcto• by lu!<ter p~lmary ·~ion Tutllday,. may draw only on~ out of wional DJstrit?t, i.l tr.ptcted to ams was e~peeted te er~der President IIIIIIIKID IIDd tht11 every throa rtll~rad voter.-..baoed on a>••t expenenm. , D p (SherUI 1 Glv· Chinese <:ornm~nl$1 !lave tliiiiOI' wl!~ bini. l!o7r 11 Offictll at 11t1ke llftill trqm lJ, S. ~en~.to: t~ county ~:erc~=•h•r. Hnui~t of · Dille- Tuesday er:t ~~- ~~~e : ...!~ 1Mba1, Jl, Clnelaod. lklgblJ eommlui.oner and Board of Edueation. TIUI utllt~ Ju1aL ,w.ttu- ~ .... ~ .. ......... · bt ieekinll hiaber l oo;r.en yt:•:u~> "''"' ........ -d~· --ha IHiDr, wu arleeted ~' wp orated hlo been mostly at tha oounly level between locel p,.s mtm r Curtain. Adami reporle Y 5 olldtal jourullll II tile coufactiops. ~~--- Ioffice. made antl-Amerlean broadcas~ &rv ltv the William Randolpb On a statewide basil. voters I ff I r le than ao' Of all the concressimwl f~Cf!S, for North Vit:t ~;iii• .:;;•e: r~!O:O I HiDril )'t)UIIdatiDI. ~ill choose ~andldate~ f.or iie~ ~ P -year e er aons, . ss I only one - in the seoond Pis- Hanoi, I Ernttrha•, wh.., pare.il tar f St te and U 8 Ren per cent of the registered ~o.- trict-has a contestert Repllbli- The return of the former U. brfNih': him to this country ::•. ;,u: flv: ...to In u.s: ers bolbfrQII to ca.t lh'" nat· can .r.,e. Geor!ll' Sir•. of I. Army corponl lrtm Mem- 1• ItO! from Auotrlo, is a House of ~pr&BelltatiiJIHI a rl d jots. Buckhannon or A.. A. Mlnmch uhis, Tenn., ~Ill )e"f~Ve only journ•llsm major and presl· 1 State Logislaluro IQ addltioo to In Ilui only \f. S. Sem<li' r•"· of. Mtrlins~ur~ ·w~ll lace h e two of lilo or> gina! 21. IUilltOI~ 1 denlollbe Obto Collece Newssome local offices. ·incumbent J"nnings Randolph wmner of th& G1ven.Staggers qf .thl Korean War iUU Ia Ch paper Assoctatloa, as wen aa Durin' Ute state's la:it U1ree is unopposed, and Francis Lou rltl'e,.. na. •lltor of tbe stadeat aew'"' ·u.; eobs. MIDD~EPORT ANNOUNCEMENT . expecle~ ;~:.:;,;";~ ~~~'~:;;~~::n:r 1 meet Wednesday, May Citizonsbip Day Ia ....br~H od on Sept. 17. This day memorot.. lbt siJnilli of ConsUtullon and citiz-ens who blve becPIIII · of Wll,.llng I• lnterest at State Level • •a IsL·OW IR \ff"est v•II•!IDI 1:30 p.m. Hostessfi are h I, ..,. '" wUI l>e '"lholiourco," by A. Michener. The responie bo 1 Jewish ltlldlllon. WHITt; ROil! LODJC 8jle or wbo bal'f bee'"",::::d\:~ 1 ted durine lbe p year. Will ' Susan Pork. W4!1londay, ll II 2 p.m. Tho boot:-:~::11 liven by MrJ. IIDpr 1M ~~~· prlootpal ~~ 1 . CiH!pll. fo!: *h• ~P'!le" f'lf tile n1 Seal o1 lllo Ualttd . Gully Nltltol upoa. EUCTRIC WAiffHUTER I MIDDLEPORT Lillerii'Y will meet at the home af heraldry expert, and WITN A RAMELESS ( '!' CANS I ftDIII'S .... I •"' " " .... ,......... • ........ - -SUNIHINI KIIIPY n~tan~rnt un~tvn.r.,JJv IIUII ~· · - _ ,. - ---4- �i.,, ' I l ..... '!'HE ANNUAl; M~·::~~ ho14.1 rumiJillge salt DaUil~ler balllj~ret pi the iPd' Friday, May Metliiiill'l ()Jsuh:b .,UI be at lit thf · Coal., ·.,.,M..,. · .. • · "' 'IP N.A·Sec.~n4 Ave 1 d!urc-· ·~Bf .,. v p.m. ha .. WEDNESDAY mage to ~ . . ~~~ ~itt · ~~~~~~-l"~II;IIIICJN~~m~.GRIIA'r z: · ; 11:.\1. IAYI UP ·TO .110 NOW I '!be U, 1- Stali 1 pu WIIJIIID Thorn10n, llrsl oeorelary <•~ lllOdlll hi'o't t huliog unit in lilt top 14 ol1he tW - • )tolrt'1 l/wly# '* WIW) 1whl.ch oursday!contact Mlf, W. M. Wood. ~CO.....,IIerMI 'CI)III """"' In lrlo>l diecomes WOfli'•from g merelal ofcork I I' It tile 1104 l'lilol!, flfltelallj wbkh flj8n I """" o1 oork fores~ to Ill! Encyclopaedia Is ~alive us '"or• CITIZENSHIP DAY Claren"" McNoil, lllrs. Dtr•vl!l'll Nelson and ~s. Mildr~ POMEROY TO ALl THE VOTERS .. at tht lN:Nnl Mrs. Ben NeuJ<Iine ~~~~~~:11 at I p.m. for • polilli?k club will meet ,'4 FREE HEARING TEST a. Givtn ly William Dll11. AlhtM, who h10 more thin 10 yn. experience. He will demonstrate tho most rtmorklblt new h..,rtng old• by ltldionr. Rtmlmlotr tht ploct •ncl tho ~•••· La Salle Hotel, Middleport WEDNUDAY, MAY 11, 2-SP.M. Club will 111<'1 Wednelldiy, II at tho """"' of the preoldont. 1 J•..W...IOifA tum IOUHCI MAR!"'!f: Miu Susirt Perk. Mr1. Roi:er ll ,.,,,.,··1-'-ww1 f.lit /~ .. '~o.!f14 wlr• IRflfl -.Horgsn wHl review, 'hT h ·~--- I Elource" bv James A. Mil<:hen.er.fl - - - - - - - - - -- - -- RDll call wiD bo Mon4oy ot ! p.m., with Mro. Jewiob TradiJIDn. Jacob" Gloeckntr as hos~s. SArETV PATROL BOVS. will ' WHIT!: ROll~ LODG~ AuxU<I be honored when the Pomeroy liry will meet Wedni!jpay Elementary PTA meets Mon- terllllOII 11 IIJ, 141oo Kell SOCIAL Phon• 593-3522 15 N. Court St. P. 0. lex 10 ~ " CAI~ENDAR l~ck· ·~ID Conflrt~ - - :::~v=y.p~:!i."!: Claren~e C~ ~~; paper. i I i I. LAST WEEK TO GET YOIJil OF THE CHILDREN OF When working hands need extra cash because a home needs repairing ..• 1 THE MEIGS LOCAL Ito~ in ••• and ask for our "home repair" lo•"· You can fi.: an amne home now . •. and 11pa~ in sensible monthly installmenlt Wbon worklna: hands need &Ktra money, for any reason ••• SCHOOL DISTR1CT There's a helping hand at tal to t2000 1 1 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY l.lte 'nfllrtnGt AvaH~Ie Ofl M t,.... 300 'II. Second St.-WYandotte qo2-lll, Pll!MOOf v. s. GOl"l'. ------- ----- Saluting M@igs Countg B1111pitols We saMe the hospitals o! our community and the many trained people who play a large the many trained people who play a largo proud of youl part in developing our fine facilities. We are LP-GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM Gil Fill. . : . ·• ; AWAKE ... •. ,an.. • Ill ~In, ... ~flo, FLORmA. l'ALMCIA IIlii· .ota, · ORANGES locl< ,...,. rom 5-LB. BAB DIVORCE GIIANTED Janet W. Manuel ill I been awarded 1 divorce from Donald I w. Manuel In Meigs county ~o~­ mon pleas court In a Cl'()88-petJ- ~ tlon action. Donald Manuel, the plaintiff, was found a:ui\ty of i eJ:treme cruelty. The defendant : was also awarded custody of 1 two minor (hildren. fOLONIAL Fine GrannlaUMI SUGAR 1 FRANK SATISHCTORY ,..... Funk Girolaml, 13 year·old son of Mr. ami Mn. Guido (l irolami, Vale-st. Pomeroy, was reported in satlshactory conrlitlon this morninK at Veterans Memorlsl hosplta:. Frank suf. fered a bead injury wben ke.. BAG a truck Saturday .afternoon . • Complite custom installation by our borne heating e1perts • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Forctd Air Fumace Only 50' hifh- Tu• up little space. Fully gu411111tud. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 7warm-lir room duct. • Cold·lir retwn duet -DOIIIY, ooaveni8noe and cW.alin• of • Central t~tat control .. ' f Ashland LP-Gas. ' ' 3 EASY PAY PLANS On new homes the total cost can be included in yolll' roortcece. For tl!II\Version or replace~~~ent the payments can be set up on a 5-yenr FHA loan, or you can pay jllit 10% down and take up to 24 liiCIIIdM on t.bt baJAJICil, flf ,.,. ....... 11'111 ....... t1 1111 AINelllli·Ciill lllll Pl•t lllntt Jtl. ---------------- -- ------ --- ---, I~-PIH N IIIIOd ..,, ~• dtlaill on ... tpecilltl Fooc.d Air Hta!•nr< Oflfr, f I I I I I I car ' Ph I I I t I Ne J Ad d..... .... I i I t•• ' .- I l II I 8W.W... t. t4omt I l---------------- i I --------J ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY • IOK 471 COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. James G. Mayes, son ef • RentaJ.free uoe of metered gas system including tlwk and mt~r With this compact Empire Furnace you can add air conditionin~ at any time. No change in the blower JyJtem wiU be required. Save money by .imltallinS 1111w, En.ioy the 'HONE WYonllollo 2-21~ HIGHWAY l:M ' I'OMEROV, 0. RIP~EY, W. VA.-PHONE 372-2221 COLD WA.TI& Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. i\rlays, ReedsvUte, completed a ndil) :'t w.,., Slr~rk'' Ph1rm11~, '""''or_. OhJCJ V•ll•v llklnl Co., Ma.ilt!f41rt ' &eon. J . II • Rldowuy • D. Tiny's Fo latwm, S•"'"'s l,o.n, '•~•Y •rlbNh Mtrdlll'art, P•11rey T•· '"""'' 1. 61 .,,"11 ''" - Pt~mtroy C.""""'' Penwrev olu ......llliltf Oftio,Mlddi•l'll Inc., "'ltlll..,.rl 1 11 k C0 '"""'' ,ttfttrtY Ct""" oc: '' K I C Jtwtltrl, lttrneroy lltrr & Ytn Ztnlft Jilto'-r .S.Ifl, Ch•pm•n.C•n•day hoe Store, PDiftt!"Y Supr Ram Fltur MiU, Pamtro'f swl.,_., & Lohte Dru11, ••meroy Clti:Jrn'~ Nalloru~1 B~"1JddleHrt ~.· .:;;~r::thttlrt & Le1lhll' lu~tplyf l.,...t PtmtrtY Ml~lrtterf o.,.trt"""' Jtore, ,.IMrtf L••uhnnk. Pomerov Mlrtln ,Untrtl Httnl, RutlaRtl CJ'toW'I ttt•k M"'"' Pomeroy ''""''Y An,.l•tecla.cllo TV, '•mtroy. & Wtlkfr'.f ""'Pit J.•w" Pt~lttY Ftrm. "'•-'.-dt n - 11'!!~ -· Grav• s.nlct, p o~tterov lwhtg's Ariul•~te• 1 ' I New Vtrk Cltlhll'll House, PtmtrtV bllllnton'• blundry & Dry ctt....,,, Pt11111'(11Y tnd Mlddllport _ . W. IIIIWII"II _ -· .. . .,. ,. .._,, ,...... ,.,•~--~ Ill ""llo •., .. .,,.,.,.. .., •o1kw Strvlc• St1tltn, hcln• "'$t•rlc's Ph•rl11tC:'f1 P9m•r•r. hnwnJ ' Rtll's Ben Frenklln Skirt" u~~lfr:'rt Ofll• Y1lltY ltkh•t eo., M tkllf:rt Eco"'m• lnii'IIS & Lo•n. ' ' ero' Ebenbtch Htrclwlf•, ltfl ~''"'kl n Stott, p'"""' Ohlt VUity Ph•.,.lnl l Mtlit 1"" Ponttro~ Tho '••-• ••"" a 1ov1"'' •· romtl,, v Memorl1l HoiPlt•l. p omeroy V'ottrons, ,...,oy r.""'" , ... ''"'' ~ Jloo!IM(' Aulo c.,. "C, W.rtiQ' Btnn•H..... """''" •· Ohtt hwtr c•.,_,.ny, "'mtroy ¥tlrt'l Avtt lttrt.J PetJ~•rty '""'"' lowU"t u~~ '~mtroy C""-fMn.CaNIItr lhlt·iiiltore, D•vlf.W•mer lrlMirann, Ptmti'IY,j· , =. Wt1•ttrtll SOM, lMtfle y, D. thl'lrd• ln~r~'lf: Ctlu VI & Southpft .,.It .Ct1 ft41kldl~= · llhr C~~thMn, Mi" Tht '""roy N•tltMl ..., ,.._roy . 0 aJ ·Parh, ~"' Olilll ONCery, Pornerey I' f PtMtl'l..l Pt ulfr RYft Pltur Mill, merey wllhlr • l.th... I!'VItr rom~roy l Ct.tlun't_Nt&I•JMI·II"flt"'lddi•P'rt lliolltf 'rift! lilt: lilllllt,.rt "yto ., medl<'ll\e dept,, C. Ho•pllll•:· Store, Pomeroy - h U·Drl¥• Thrll COin o,N•I'M C~r Watr Tht lhM IUi.· MWdleport fltrt~'-'" ., Pllmtrty OoWfMt4rM••,.. .. '"""" Goeslltr'• Jewelry trgt n PtWtJJrt llnllfltatlon, Mllhlle,.rt Veteran• M11110rl•l Hofplttl, PorJieroy Ohlt> •IMJII•r Mtort't PomeroyAut• !lowlln9 Mlcldltprt Ttl• P:ftrf, St.o,, & MiddleP!r~ p Gloeckner'• lt~luraf't, om•roy Joe'1 Carrv.Out, ~lddler.:rt '""''' Potnllort, fllldd eport Mtlll'ftlftrel .,._spllal, PoiNriY '"* Qwlitr Print llwp, an o,' chief o( etfet' • e These Public Spirited BuslntiMI Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our local ,...,.,•• Flowor lhop, - ... Mertin ••t•urpt, Mllltll•,,,. · . ~~r~~~~~~:::C~'f.:::V odl d 8 1 ltnd Thompson, M. D. chie( of X-ray <Mpt., .certifitd bo1rd ra· diologlst, and R. b. Heaton;.. D. 0., physician. Ablienl when pil'Lure was taken were L. u . fille , M. D., chief of !urgery c1 t c•rtified board "urgeon, J. A. De Ll.merent. M. D., of l)lthology 1r labnratory dept. cerhfled bu_ard pa· Utologist and F. A~ Cluff, M. D., chid of anei theila depL V~1'F.R~N~ M~!IORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF - Front f(IW !dt 10 rlliffll, R. R. Pitkens, D. 0 ., C!hlef of 1taff. J. M Gru bb, M, D., chid ot o. 8. Dept., M. Q. roron~l ... ~l. 11.: house physician, 'f. 8. Mcq~w&n, D. /r,li'~ ~::~r~U:,:. Second tOW. G. It, Rpsrnb1um . "' · ., cer J e W • Thtlt Public Splrlte• lusines..l Sponsor This Aclln Conjunction With Our l-ocal Hotpltals: Re 1 a. ,.~.,. 5'•''-· ••c1"' Sl!BF course at the Army Traifllng Center, Fort Knox, Ky ., May 6. He entered the Army in Dec:ember 1!166 and com~ll'ted h.asic combat training at Fort Kno• . He i& II laM iraduate o/ I E"tern Higb Scbool. National Hospital Week, May 8 thro~&h 14 at the hospital lo<aled on West SecopdoJL The hospital hOI provided medloal services to Meigs County for almoat 20 yom. MEIGS GENI>J!AL HOSPITAL STAFf,.,; Cbll'les J. Mullen M. D.; Edmund l!utrilllll~, M. 11.1 IIIYTO~~ E. Boice, M. D.; Roger P. Danltls, M. D.:l!eI~ · M. D. : F. lot. Cluff, M, D. (ab!fl\11 •w.,en P o .o w01 talutn, Dr. Richard L. Slack, M. i);.) WID ob1ene } 1\l..'""'rt,~~.'IIOr•, ., ..._M*tt'' ."~ PMt . •, • , ~·• R•wlin.,.Co•~• Funertl "'""' Mlddl•~t ,~.!!!!Ire.:.•,:,-~ ~~~.~tu~y . .,...~·.··llo.-.::"'=t,jf,~·!'·•".··.Ia L.tw" reullry """'' ,... ~~~~~ · A ' 1--- • --· Th•••Ml.wi•Hr~ FMdltntl & ltrttlni1Jtd Glteckl11f'l Rtltlr.trlnt, Pomllt'l' Ctrry.Out, Mlildltport lrt-l't flumltu,., MidclleP'rt J,.., ~ 0 Ser\1Ic1,,.. ~.,1111 "''"'"' Melp ' .MI •d ltllf rt Powell'stntrl 5tttlon, rt T~• lhoo .... Ml~~lopo · W:S..nt Auto St.rt, Mlcldleport Columblt G•• (f., Inc., MickUoptrt Pomtray llock Co., Pomeroy I( • C JfVIlltltrs, PP'trtY '"'*" Karr Vin lantlt Mite; IIIH, 1 Pomeroy · 1· •.,:,;:,~,dwert & Let th~r '"''''' a.mtrtV ~~~dmo... Po111frtY ~rHn 'olntrol Roll••~ . Crewftltuk ·HoJ,~M,P._NY Now Yorlc CtothlRI lleUN, ,.,..,.., & "If"•· --~~~L;~·t,:'~~~~~··•ntl1, " ,... c 'MJihfl t ~. ~~ Ral'll••• ' •··,.,.,.,•tot• Ftowir Sliot; . .,..,.~ OHsslor't J.wo•lry lf•rt, hiMNY U.Drlve Thru C•ln o,.r~Mtl Ctr Wath fl'onttrtY R1U•8 Pranklln litre, a.n Mldtlltport 1tn FrtRklin ltarl, Ptmeroy OhioPomeroy Vtlley Plumbln8 , H111trn1, • 1 c P o at..ttn~r's ,..u' o., om•r v Hortley 1 ltnnttt Shoe !tor•, Po""roy Dni•Wirner h..ur~n~•. ,..,...,... Crtn Sotu, Rt•h•, " v v. D. Edw.rds lrt1Ur111Ce, ,. - Drntrt, C:olumbut & Soulh!trn Ohio Electric Co. lollddl..trl , . Bohr Clt!hlen, JIII.. Jo,.rt fl.f,omerevNationlll•nk, '1 p W•lcl ~ 8: 'J ~:.;~~~!~: ,~,.~ GMI lroctry, POmeroy ••awii~HII .... ,., Mt""' , M~lttotrt . IJCENIES .,...,.. .__ .. " '"' , ·• • Uo>'M i\0• :lo'i / .. ,.. e GT. SIZE MEET AT HOSPITAL The Auxilitry of Veterans Memori11l Hoapih•l will meet In the hoopital catoteria Tueidoy, May 10, at 7:10 p. m. with M". Vera EpA of Calumbus •• 1 tptakor. All members 11101 ore atked le alltftd. ON SALE Ill Cigerettl Qcen~es w 10 on I I •• "'Ito • o!fln.a 81 e n "'' J\.1\1 r • ""' of the MeitJ county courthous.e tomorrow, according to Audrtor f'nJdweU. Deadline fr)r pur"" ••· license la May 23. chaoln• • ... TO MilT AUIIUA.RY F' The Middleport TO TO SOUP ., , IPimtl!~ s )·~·-­ AuJ:iliary will meet at e home of Mr. end Mrs. Wayne Gl' b..,•t Tue·•·v at 1· ,· ~,. p.rn. """' i'\MI., ..., BURGLARS ACTIVII CLEVELAND IUP11 - The apartment of Dr. and Mrs. Mo~ &~lleln~~ ~'! ~_1~~~: tzea :s!JnQ8)' mam aiiU lUlU 1U•l coot\1 ·and jewelry, vaJuell •1 oevera\ thousand dollars, were Mort!• ~estouront, Mfd_l.,.rt ~,....~~f;· ~·'~~;i!l'~l l;~• +'"~ ~"':':' ·'~_~·;mtr::o' y;·.·--~'~-.----.......:,·...,....~..,.":1"--.;·:...,__~---,---·" slofea.. , · · · 111H ....,ko, • ~.~roY Wllli•rM lfttUrtflct, Po~r,. I · . ~" •o .lol.. roportedly fell of! tile back of This special low price includes: fe · l RUTLAND PTA MEETS The Rutland PTA will hold INSTAllED nl loD atlon of new officers will be ' held. For an average i room home (special low prices for other size homtt) - ..."'"' ! BIBDIBD I' 00 CUSTOM ; :; 0• • MASON PTA MEETS The Mason PTA wlli meet to· Rililbt at the Mason Grade Scbool at 7:30 o'clock instead ' of tomorrow, due to the elec- · ttons. AU parents wPose child-: ren will start in the first rrad• next yea r are wel :.:ome. J;.t :' 11\· . proud oljou! I Every OtJaoe high school will be reviewed. Speclal rnu•ic and refreshments will be provided. iii.ld Verrron Weber, president. We salute the hospital• of our ~om,.unlty and part in developing our fine facllltle!. We are Fres•. Lean Charles Olia Weber, 10, Jjottom •tudent, and Judith Ann its final meeting of this school . term at 7:30 p. m. todiy •t the y g, '20, ReedsviUe, waJtre_ss, high school auditorium. Inr~tall­ ation of new officers will be held. A display of student work from the department& or the DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. IIWSPECTJUD GROU DBEEF ... ... 1 MAIUUAGlll APPIJVA110JII Pd. Pol. Adv. ' ..... SWIFT'S PRIDHiflltf I Falbnw Short •• .. ... ,,. so went the death toll on OhiO's I bijhways dur1ng the weekend. 1 • Traffic during the weekend kille~ a 1ol•l of 20 l)'lrliDns. Two 1 1:1 other person• died in a plane ! SAN ANTONIO Tex. WPI) t!f.IUih, one in a hra, one dr~wnPresident Joh'nson ,ent to ed and a child kllled m 1 ooi~Kress today a report •tating miscellaneous accldent, pUihiPg I u,at needy childrelt in private the: over-all ~otal to :1.5. and psrochial sc:hools are The dead IPcitoled: Dorothy I Uin Josa fedora! help tbao Willis, 46, Oak H•U, k1lled wlwm l ~ n~w edut~tiDn 1 aw in· bar car overturned on SR 139, , I! about two and a half miles !lOUth Iteilded. of Jackson, and Klnneth Webb, I 'l'h! report all!() eall.ed for a •t Fcmina drowned when a continuation of ma~slve t\duea"'b~t ' overturned •• on Veto Lake, C:Ktnal a1'd rocu sed on . kthe nor Marietta. prgbJtms of poverty &trlc e.n children in the clluntry. And Jt .. J . J urged ochoolleaden oo tau oo Swap Conel U~.WU the ''unfamiliar t.a!!k'' of feedST. LOUIS- THE ST. LOU· . tng snd clothing 1epnved li Cardmals traded left-handed 1 ngers for better ra,ponse 1s pitcher Ray Sadecki to ~ San I~u 1 room. Francisco Giants !or outr1elder- ~ c assed bv the National first baseman Orlando Ct!peda ! Advl~:~~ Coua~il on the £duraSunday. . . I tion of disadvantaged Children, The Cardmal.s sa1d. ther~ were ~he re rt made observations no other considerations m the ~ d po endations on the nk h'tt' Cardl •n recomm 1 ~~ bee~ first year of operation of 'l'itle I deaJ. n.. w nals w~re known to ave of the Elementary and Secondaaearcbmg for a player to Education Ad _ a $1 bllllo,:J ster their attack. ry i program·--~~ w•• '' -' l BOMJI STDIPS. ""Education '"; "" n '""J:;;' . ~;"«~ 'f:iiuig wmr, > '! r.. CITIZENS AOION COMMITTEE ON BEHAlr day e\lenlnl!!: at the scllool. A, Middleport at 1:30 p.m. I safety film wili l>e shown •nd I' TIIURSDAV , MOriDAV. . 10 PI'OII'Im prMonted by the CANDY STRIPJ>RS of Yel4!_r· : THE RIVERVIEW ~TA Wih l fifth aod lixth aradt in~trumen- ans Memoria] H?spJ1.al Will meet Monday at y.:m P·!"· tal students. Refr~t~bment 1 wil1 1m{'et at the hospdal, Mar lt, when new officers will be m-/be ~ervtd by mothers of the iat 7:30p.m. for lnstallatJon of stalled and the 3tb grade class /jnt a:rade. i new officers and honortllfl o.f Senwill present a play. . BETHEL NO 62 ol the In- ior members. AI! new applJCaflts wscs or HEATH Method11t ~ . 1 Order ef Job's are to iJitend. A spedaJ officers' Ctlureh will meet Mon<ioy even· ' ~r~ 'II MAindey at meeting will be held at 7 . ·, 1 in~. M~:~y I, at tht ehurcb. The : a..,.,, en WI mee m.ero 'Ma-l FORE.-'iT UVN . insta l lalio~ s~rvice for new 7:30 P·.;!· ltlt~~~~e wi~ be chur~h will have a :officers Will be m char&e of ~"~· ( ' rlicers 1~~~ rn fltt~ f~l'Jner EvaJll 1 · Mrs. M. L. Frenl'h with Mrs. e ec wn CJ 0 ing Thursdiy and. Friday, bel Nan Moort conducting t h1 TUESDAV . ginni01 at t a.m. 1 pledge servke. Hostesses art SYRACUSK P'I'A. wrll . mei!l . WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOMre. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. Law- ;Tullday nl~ht at 7·30 m tht lciety of the Pomeroy First 1 renee Milhoan. Mrs. Ketlfleth !local ichool a~diklrium. ~s. 1 Baptist church will meet Byer , Mn. Herman . HaddoJ :June ~~~~h~~nli@D~~: tbe church Thur,sg.ay a~ 7:311 p, , 8 and Mn. M. E. Doww n. 1ul 8oo rn m with Mrs. Elmer OAUHTERS OF RUTH trict wll~ beth~ guest .speaker. lin .,char e of the proaram , class of the United Metbtdilt ~ New offtcera will be metalled. Mrs. V~tor Voune Sr. tbt ! ,church wilt meet at the clwrcb IRlfl'eshmtRtl wiU be served. votlon.s. PoUuck --~wil1 follow the THE AFTERNOON of Heath Mflllodi.!l Churcb i Sla~gern. " ,, ' ;;EN;,-:::~;;:~; UPI Bri,.fs ~. ~ ' r••- 't:' DILES RADIOEAR ,.. SCHOOL DISTRICT • • • i Ctll For Homo A,...inlrntnl -No Ctllr!ft •" OF THE MEIGS LOCAL eon and maelinfl. ( .f Dally Senti11tl. PoiJiel'OY-JIIOdleport, 0 ., May t , 1_9611-~ to "'" Upshur County. seph Esztertlrls, e41ttr ef the Rep. Harley I near IConllr!ned < Page One) . CHARlESTON, W. VI, IUPI) -'<vest Vlrglnla'J loJIPd in 1111 llo<lond War turncoat Tlleoday Ill Wooklllcto• by lu!<ter p~lmary ·~ion Tutllday,. may draw only on~ out of wional DJstrit?t, i.l tr.ptcted to ams was e~peeted te er~der President IIIIIIIKID IIDd tht11 every throa rtll~rad voter.-..baoed on a>••t expenenm. , D p (SherUI 1 Glv· Chinese <:ornm~nl$1 !lave tliiiiOI' wl!~ bini. l!o7r 11 Offictll at 11t1ke llftill trqm lJ, S. ~en~.to: t~ county ~:erc~=•h•r. Hnui~t of · Dille- Tuesday er:t ~~- ~~~e : ...!~ 1Mba1, Jl, Clnelaod. lklgblJ eommlui.oner and Board of Edueation. TIUI utllt~ Ju1aL ,w.ttu- ~ .... ~ .. ......... · bt ieekinll hiaber l oo;r.en yt:•:u~> "''"' ........ -d~· --ha IHiDr, wu arleeted ~' wp orated hlo been mostly at tha oounly level between locel p,.s mtm r Curtain. Adami reporle Y 5 olldtal jourullll II tile coufactiops. ~~--- Ioffice. made antl-Amerlean broadcas~ &rv ltv the William Randolpb On a statewide basil. voters I ff I r le than ao' Of all the concressimwl f~Cf!S, for North Vit:t ~;iii• .:;;•e: r~!O:O I HiDril )'t)UIIdatiDI. ~ill choose ~andldate~ f.or iie~ ~ P -year e er aons, . ss I only one - in the seoond Pis- Hanoi, I Ernttrha•, wh.., pare.il tar f St te and U 8 Ren per cent of the registered ~o.- trict-has a contestert Repllbli- The return of the former U. brfNih': him to this country ::•. ;,u: flv: ...to In u.s: ers bolbfrQII to ca.t lh'" nat· can .r.,e. Geor!ll' Sir•. of I. Army corponl lrtm Mem- 1• ItO! from Auotrlo, is a House of ~pr&BelltatiiJIHI a rl d jots. Buckhannon or A.. A. Mlnmch uhis, Tenn., ~Ill )e"f~Ve only journ•llsm major and presl· 1 State Logislaluro IQ addltioo to In Ilui only \f. S. Sem<li' r•"· of. Mtrlins~ur~ ·w~ll lace h e two of lilo or> gina! 21. IUilltOI~ 1 denlollbe Obto Collece Newssome local offices. ·incumbent J"nnings Randolph wmner of th& G1ven.Staggers qf .thl Korean War iUU Ia Ch paper Assoctatloa, as wen aa Durin' Ute state's la:it U1ree is unopposed, and Francis Lou rltl'e,.. na. •lltor of tbe stadeat aew'"' ·u.; eobs. MIDD~EPORT ANNOUNCEMENT . expecle~ ;~:.:;,;";~ ~~~'~:;;~~::n:r 1 meet Wednesday, May Citizonsbip Day Ia ....br~H od on Sept. 17. This day memorot.. lbt siJnilli of ConsUtullon and citiz-ens who blve becPIIII · of Wll,.llng I• lnterest at State Level • •a IsL·OW IR \ff"est v•II•!IDI 1:30 p.m. Hostessfi are h I, ..,. '" wUI l>e '"lholiourco," by A. Michener. The responie bo 1 Jewish ltlldlllon. WHITt; ROil! LODJC 8jle or wbo bal'f bee'"",::::d\:~ 1 ted durine lbe p year. Will ' Susan Pork. W4!1londay, ll II 2 p.m. Tho boot:-:~::11 liven by MrJ. IIDpr 1M ~~~· prlootpal ~~ 1 . CiH!pll. fo!: *h• ~P'!le" f'lf tile n1 Seal o1 lllo Ualttd . Gully Nltltol upoa. EUCTRIC WAiffHUTER I MIDDLEPORT Lillerii'Y will meet at the home af heraldry expert, and WITN A RAMELESS ( '!' CANS I ftDIII'S .... I •"' " " .... ,......... • ........ - -SUNIHINI KIIIPY n~tan~rnt un~tvn.r.,JJv IIUII ~· · - _ ,. - ---4- �.' I ·~ · ( '. ' ~. ~ ; G~t !I ' ' • IU...rt 00001.1 IIMI SNUPPY Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav lfliiTH l 1v I'IIIIH~I. . lEN tAm PAWl! 'IS FERGor 1o SAV eooD-BYE ~~"7"::::-:::::-""\-:------. •· I' It ( ' ' .~ WHERE. ARE YOU TAKING ME,C.C. HUNT? ••• ,.. A GOOD PITCt.IER HA~ TO lHINK! • DICK TRACY lay CHESTER GCIIILD loll "'p.* 11!11 ,...... !In; · ~ Ill ~J 11!1; 1114 rt-· illct rom_ • 64 Gallxlt XL . . .Con-l~lo. cJit. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I crllriiltr, By HAROLD ORA Y auto tuna.......,....,..: ""' ....... ...,... 'tftd a hllltr 65 Ford Gal. 500 wlnclowa, . . . !IIi Z dr, Hordtop, 2~ • • , standard ll'lfiL -..,:- WO~ «R JASON IIJOLi=S, WHO Rl.MNEO MY ;toford G~la;lt 4 Dr. I cyUncllr, aut.. trutL Rodlo a ..lor j' 62 Ford Gal. 500 ·t. f ' • lfiW, PooR, DEAR 'T11U.,-If<c, DIWIO! OH, CAN I EVER ? F0/1c;;T 1l!OiE AWFIX. OAVS . 1r MfA. loo. TM. . . U . .. 011. 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tmi. P . .rtn,, rtdla end liHter 61 Comet2 Dr. · f 6 cyUndof;..ll.,-rd tnno. , llocllo ona hoittr ' ( 64 English Ford · ' I cyllndor, 4 .,.- 11'!1111. 63 Ford ~aiiXlt ~ 63 l'alcon 2 Dr. I, • l 500, Coo•. I tr~ns. liM ' ROOMS furnished apartment.[ YOU can walk on your rug 2 ' All utilities paid. Phone WY . houn after cleaning it with ' 2-3975 or WY 2-2.571. 5 4 tfc ~ Lustre Foam Eleclric shflm . FURNISHED apartment. -406! pooer rental $1. Ebersbach SprilJg Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio.( Hardware, Pomeroy, Ohto. . WY 2-2283. 3 3 uc: 3 I 6tc , ~ODEiiN 2 bedroom apari : ARAB kills pests beSt' i ment 5 miles north of Pom-1 your home from terrn1tes,; eroy Phone WY 2-6698 ants, cockroaches, crickets, 1 • · Uc scorpions, silverfish. spider_s, i 4 27 wasps and water bugs. Avat!- ; ANTIQUE Furniture, dlsh... able at King Buildere Supply i miscellar..eous. can or write Co., Middlepurt. 4 29 tee : Mro. Howard Cedi, 81111 UPRIGHT - ·Deep - iii , Main St.. Pomeroy. cubic feet. WY trll321 or WY 1 I 29 tic 2-3618 3 13 tic FOUR ROOM -cfcurn c= is"he· d-apart·: 1964 AMERICA Nobile hom~~ ment. WY ~-3658. 1 H ![c' 55 x 10. Early American in- - --------: terior. Phone 992-56ll . 53 tfc TRAILEit LOTS - Fr:e '"'w· . SINGER- SEWiNG MACHINE-. age and water. Bro wns TraJI- 1~ r. tabl z· I er Park \Slate Approved), .u• n~w sewmg e. tg :mg , Minersville, Ohio. Phone WY eqwpped to butLonhole monz-3324_ 1 15 tfc ogram overcast. etc. Pay 1 off 5 paymel•ls $7.00 each. THI\EE and four room fur. WY 2-2685. 5 9 6tc nished apartments. AU utili· ---- - - ---;---- -.- - . ties paid. Phone WY 2--tl76.) ONE of the fmer thmgs of hfe 1 Rowley and Reed. A~r 5 -Blue: Lustre carpet and 1 p. m. call WY z-. 3514• uphol~tery cleaner. Re n t1 4 3 tfe electnx shampooer $1. Baker r ;;;;;;-;;;;;--:::-c=:-::=== Furniture Co. 5 9 61c fl-IREE and four room furnish- - - -~---c--·-· ea and unfurnished apart- ONE HORSE trailer, a Roanments wv .·5434 12 6 tfc oke hay bailer, model 52 with 1 --· - -~-- motor, a corn sheller, pow- ~ NP.W S room troller. No c.hlld- er drive. H1rry Guthrie, Alrc:-: or pets. Robert G1bbe, fred. Phone 935-:J&!Z. i Cliflon, W. Va. $ 8 Jtp 5 s Jtp Dum' Trvck, I crllntl•r . qlno, 5 11110<1 trooil; 2 ..u ".' .... 65 Dod!!•. Dert 2.,,, Or.,.,.,..,. 270 S.r!oo • .6 """' trtnl., rHia ..... hllttr 65 Honde. LIQ new A ...., f\A . •t,. ~._ , rrwwoO'nu~flal!SP~AcEs ,~, sound system. iit&i muUci. Us- ed onl~· 3 months. Assume rent In th Vil1a~P ot Middle- : pavments of S6.2.i per 011•nlh 2-:1348 or WY or p11y balance due $88 28. Try port Cl/11 t-211!1 cr wy; z.360o. il1n your bome. CaU WY 2· II 3D Uc 32111. S 3 6lc ... :~.~:~~~~~ ly IRANNER ""' 63 Chev. lmpali W! 11.L ifLL R09f1iA lHAT HER: J.UCKY llC~IIA& RIN(; HEL~D 4 Dr. Honlt.,. I cyllndor .. automatic traM. 'lad... • hNter, white lldlwaR ,,, ·YOU WIN ~E NELLif:. 63 Chev. Btl ~lr 4 Or. 6 oytl~, oullmo· tic trent. ladJo I htlter. whitt olohwoll lim i ~ " automatic tranL lacffo & heifer, whitt tlcltwtll F...eze MIIJDLEPORT, modern 111> ' STEREO RADIO cor.iBJNA. tumished 3 rooms and batb TION, Beautiful walnut con•partment. Low utilities. sole. Radlo equip/)ed with 4 loats Building, WY U141. speed changer. 4. speaker ""~ '''""'"' triM. ;;''F:rdr.6;, · . -Free W: cyl. Aut. Keith Gohle F~ USF.D CAR LOt ··t • ". .. ' I . • Llouot I lpomon Ill. lj RALPH HiiiMDAH&. ,' 3 ROOMS NewFumitu-. '299 ......,., -··T._··-. OIII.Y . Ctilwnl111t ' .' �.' I ·~ · ( '. ' ~. ~ ; G~t !I ' ' • IU...rt 00001.1 IIMI SNUPPY Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav lfliiTH l 1v I'IIIIH~I. . lEN tAm PAWl! 'IS FERGor 1o SAV eooD-BYE ~~"7"::::-:::::-""\-:------. •· I' It ( ' ' .~ WHERE. ARE YOU TAKING ME,C.C. HUNT? ••• ,.. A GOOD PITCt.IER HA~ TO lHINK! • DICK TRACY lay CHESTER GCIIILD loll "'p.* 11!11 ,...... !In; · ~ Ill ~J 11!1; 1114 rt-· illct rom_ • 64 Gallxlt XL . . .Con-l~lo. cJit. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I crllriiltr, By HAROLD ORA Y auto tuna.......,....,..: ""' ....... ...,... 'tftd a hllltr 65 Ford Gal. 500 wlnclowa, . . . !IIi Z dr, Hordtop, 2~ • • , standard ll'lfiL -..,:- WO~ «R JASON IIJOLi=S, WHO Rl.MNEO MY ;toford G~la;lt 4 Dr. I cyUncllr, aut.. trutL Rodlo a ..lor j' 62 Ford Gal. 500 ·t. f ' • lfiW, PooR, DEAR 'T11U.,-If<c, DIWIO! OH, CAN I EVER ? F0/1c;;T 1l!OiE AWFIX. OAVS . 1r MfA. loo. TM. . . U . .. 011. 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tmi. P . .rtn,, rtdla end liHter 61 Comet2 Dr. · f 6 cyUndof;..ll.,-rd tnno. , llocllo ona hoittr ' ( 64 English Ford · ' I cyllndor, 4 .,.- 11'!1111. 63 Ford ~aiiXlt ~ 63 l'alcon 2 Dr. I, • l 500, Coo•. I tr~ns. liM ' ROOMS furnished apartment.[ YOU can walk on your rug 2 ' All utilities paid. Phone WY . houn after cleaning it with ' 2-3975 or WY 2-2.571. 5 4 tfc ~ Lustre Foam Eleclric shflm . FURNISHED apartment. -406! pooer rental $1. Ebersbach SprilJg Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio.( Hardware, Pomeroy, Ohto. . WY 2-2283. 3 3 uc: 3 I 6tc , ~ODEiiN 2 bedroom apari : ARAB kills pests beSt' i ment 5 miles north of Pom-1 your home from terrn1tes,; eroy Phone WY 2-6698 ants, cockroaches, crickets, 1 • · Uc scorpions, silverfish. spider_s, i 4 27 wasps and water bugs. Avat!- ; ANTIQUE Furniture, dlsh... able at King Buildere Supply i miscellar..eous. can or write Co., Middlepurt. 4 29 tee : Mro. Howard Cedi, 81111 UPRIGHT - ·Deep - iii , Main St.. Pomeroy. cubic feet. WY trll321 or WY 1 I 29 tic 2-3618 3 13 tic FOUR ROOM -cfcurn c= is"he· d-apart·: 1964 AMERICA Nobile hom~~ ment. WY ~-3658. 1 H ![c' 55 x 10. Early American in- - --------: terior. Phone 992-56ll . 53 tfc TRAILEit LOTS - Fr:e '"'w· . SINGER- SEWiNG MACHINE-. age and water. Bro wns TraJI- 1~ r. tabl z· I er Park \Slate Approved), .u• n~w sewmg e. tg :mg , Minersville, Ohio. Phone WY eqwpped to butLonhole monz-3324_ 1 15 tfc ogram overcast. etc. Pay 1 off 5 paymel•ls $7.00 each. THI\EE and four room fur. WY 2-2685. 5 9 6tc nished apartments. AU utili· ---- - - ---;---- -.- - . ties paid. Phone WY 2--tl76.) ONE of the fmer thmgs of hfe 1 Rowley and Reed. A~r 5 -Blue: Lustre carpet and 1 p. m. call WY z-. 3514• uphol~tery cleaner. Re n t1 4 3 tfe electnx shampooer $1. Baker r ;;;;;;-;;;;;--:::-c=:-::=== Furniture Co. 5 9 61c fl-IREE and four room furnish- - - -~---c--·-· ea and unfurnished apart- ONE HORSE trailer, a Roanments wv .·5434 12 6 tfc oke hay bailer, model 52 with 1 --· - -~-- motor, a corn sheller, pow- ~ NP.W S room troller. No c.hlld- er drive. H1rry Guthrie, Alrc:-: or pets. Robert G1bbe, fred. Phone 935-:J&!Z. i Cliflon, W. Va. $ 8 Jtp 5 s Jtp Dum' Trvck, I crllntl•r . qlno, 5 11110<1 trooil; 2 ..u ".' .... 65 Dod!!•. Dert 2.,,, Or.,.,.,..,. 270 S.r!oo • .6 """' trtnl., rHia ..... hllttr 65 Honde. LIQ new A ...., f\A . •t,. ~._ , rrwwoO'nu~flal!SP~AcEs ,~, sound system. iit&i muUci. Us- ed onl~· 3 months. Assume rent In th Vil1a~P ot Middle- : pavments of S6.2.i per 011•nlh 2-:1348 or WY or p11y balance due $88 28. Try port Cl/11 t-211!1 cr wy; z.360o. il1n your bome. CaU WY 2· II 3D Uc 32111. S 3 6lc ... :~.~:~~~~~ ly IRANNER ""' 63 Chev. lmpali W! 11.L ifLL R09f1iA lHAT HER: J.UCKY llC~IIA& RIN(; HEL~D 4 Dr. Honlt.,. I cyllndor .. automatic traM. 'lad... • hNter, white lldlwaR ,,, ·YOU WIN ~E NELLif:. 63 Chev. Btl ~lr 4 Or. 6 oytl~, oullmo· tic trent. ladJo I htlter. whitt olohwoll lim i ~ " automatic tranL lacffo & heifer, whitt tlcltwtll F...eze MIIJDLEPORT, modern 111> ' STEREO RADIO cor.iBJNA. tumished 3 rooms and batb TION, Beautiful walnut con•partment. Low utilities. sole. Radlo equip/)ed with 4 loats Building, WY U141. speed changer. 4. speaker ""~ '''""'"' triM. ;;''F:rdr.6;, · . -Free W: cyl. Aut. Keith Gohle F~ USF.D CAR LOt ··t • ". .. ' I . • Llouot I lpomon Ill. lj RALPH HiiiMDAH&. ,' 3 ROOMS NewFumitu-. '299 ......,., -··T._··-. OIII.Y . Ctilwnl111t ' .' �• •• •" .! ' $eeml{l9ly Unon!"fered Prayers ore i -- ~ -·· Mothe ' ·rribute Given 0., ••, Aro:u:nd r.::n::·~!0!!!":.v::~~ :;!!~ ~~:!or~!:! C_ .,. rib • Mai~ly About . Progro~Giv~n . . ~n~' • orus ~mt • utiOD 1,'! ·_, 4fR~kSJ!t'~~gss 1~Ex~~~ently.· Present~d ~""o·l~ro l : me ... was -. Mothers During Middle-rt B .I Ch 'ba at ,.. . ., A Mothers D&fPf1'8"1"1 c:, · .. sw~~ wu """'w of~ aer, when Happy Harvesters Mrs. Dan Tllomas, VIenna, the Sllllday School ho!JI' and a - >< presented at the Rock Sprli>Ms ·. BY -~ chorull dlreeled Mra. Let lolass of the Federated cburch w va and ber brother Gene sacrament of baptillll was held Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyaell ' Methodillt cburch Sunday morn- 'IIte combined contOrt of baRd Lee .' evening at the DookB·: Ohio State Unl;erslty, dduriug the. worshtipthaervloeu SU!tedno} Cooflumlhbua . Were tiJg following Sunday SChool. and Chorus beld at Southern of ':; 1 11~ , .. "· . ·luuumbus, :s~~Cui. Lo~vt:.~;·.:; l'!:~· ay mornmg a e n -:ee enu~~ests·,~ .. :!rp~~-~~~; Recitations given by the. Be. Htgb School Sunday aftemoqn, solq numbers, wttb' beneftt ~ Mrs. Henry Reibel, . pr~i weekend with their parents Mr. Methodist church. Mr. i:UIU 1m~. ~14> ... , ...... ~-.... iiiJi.O:.r:; ;;!:.:.: t:.""'!!! ~ lf~"" t~"nP.'h Pf)t _o 111 well attendf!d 89 ttdetio bo ®uld be ·judlw.J ----·-··- .• .. •• uruv dent, opened the meeting wdb nd 'I WIt Cr k ' 1and Mr and Mrs Ed\Wrd King WUI'a R df, d'-1 1 d 'ed On It .J; ........... th p ne, · ·• I\11'41Vnl onou · - -.. -.-.. tn . .. --- 1- --•- 18 ~~ rs. a er 00 s. Small potted plants were glv- r . . . . I m a, or nc u . wsen~;- was a more an excellent even by prores8JUIW - - e prayer xrom WR:: )''Cal '·""'"· I M .,.__ __ . . and Mr8. Geo,...e Kom 'IItiS ' You Da b Stephanie d u te trlbuli te this StauutU.u;,, -•-~MJN HARM'S WAY" The by mn, "Sweet Hour r . an 0 Mrs. vttv~ anltl ....~ en ecn:u mui.l•i:J jii'i~u! ~!!~ IJrMr.ol waumuu:. - . . __ __:• • y, o ytc~e. P!..'!! {N!!t!nn~l a eq a Muslc) con on . of f Caledonia is'ted r 3pc:m ~ ~: i\t:.Uluul; rMvi..'ier'· wetk. Tw itl af Os John Wayne Kirk Douglas Prayer," opened the son o . v I . ove Leo Crew superintendent, on with tbeir parents, Evans·, M" Mather, Though somewhat •--••·art.. o eompos ODS -andI and Miss Grueser read Psalm the weekend With thetr grand· behalf of the school, presenled IMr and Mrs George .Korn S ' """""' ..- Hammersteln were uoepttona• "SWINGERS PARADISE" _ Following her meditation in , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer I large potted geraniums to Mrs. and Mrs John Thomas r. Evans, and I'm 'IItree Years ped by insufficient volume in a ly well done and the perform• 1 (Color J . 86 the topic, sbe read story, I Jones, Gravel Hill. , Minnie Neutzling, the oldest : · · Old, Gene Arnold. · too.Jarge !'OQm, not deslcQed of "Gonna Build a Mooncurr Richard . I Prayer, F'aith and 8 Misunder· . Miss Judy Butcher and he mother present; Mra. Guy Ill>( Mrs. Patricia Hennessy, stu· '!'be Primary cla98, taught by with sound value in mind, the taln :"'aa outatandlng. Susan Hamp:sblr{' and closed with pray- I .Robert Garwel1, Guinther, the youngest mother', Ident tbe weekend Mrs. ·Norman Weyersmllkfl\ , .The mstrumental PfOII'IID, dier. Umverstty, were weekend vts- and Mrs. Vaughan, the with her -parents, Mr. and !l!rs. presented the foilowlug reclla· rected by ·Dapny Witherspoon, During the business session, Jlors of her parents, Mr. and mother wilh the most childr_en Thomas Hennessy and family. tions, Our Welcome, Judy Rad· e fOVe wao a pleasant mualcal IUr( Joseph Raub returned home ford: Mom Is Best, David -1 !81' pr1se to those who look upon I, Miss Thelma Grueser served Mrs. Ira Buleher and fom• 1" present. I as secretary protem. It was de- M1ss Dlxte_P1erce, _ , last week after spending the Iris; Jt Helps, Brian K!zzee: blgh school bands only as aoPomeroy. 01110 cided to collect bottle caps. Ma· ary teacher m the Fl111t, ""I."''· I Rebecca Ann Garner, small winter in Carrol City, Fla. with (Good Advice, Bruce ceaaorleo to sporta events. It .TONIGHT lhtu TUESDAY . !erial for upholstering the chairs schools. spent the weekend wtth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. his d!lughter, Miss SUe Jean Mother's Day, Christy Hysell; • l!'ould be dlH!cult to elngle out Walt Di>noy'• in the choir loft has arri ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. bert A. Garner , of Syracuse Raub. :I Just Couldn't Find A Present, . any one of the II well-balanced 1 "THE UGLY DACHSHUND" ' and it was voted to purcha v ~ I Millard Pierce. was baptized at the opening of . Bobby Ball, and Juat 'IIte Best, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsona aelecllons for special menDon, (Techmculorl reading tamp for the :!s- i Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coleman the worship service. An organ1 M-Sgt. Nldlof;IS Haub _leR to- Arthur Bradshaw. The youth spent Saturday evening with though possibly top mentioo tor's study A contribution of 1of Albany visited here Friday prelude by Tom Baker fm· Cmcmnat1 v1s1t bis clwir sang, "Gort Is A Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston, Ra- would go to tbe performanee of 1$tOO was W•lt Disn•y's the obli a- j evening and attended the Mid- the service lol1owed by a llymo, sister and brother-m·law,. Mr. Away," dUring the worship ser- clne. 10 "WINNIE THE POOH" lion fund Mrs Ernest Rho:,. dleport High School senior play scripture sentences, and the in· and Mrs. Edward Jungmckle vice which preceded Sunday Horner McNlckles was re- Aso, 1 will not forgei lhe · (and lhe honey'"" was iii and a round . . in which their son, Roy Cole- vocation by the Rev. C. Melvin i ·family before returning to JSchool. cently discharged from Veler· two numbers of Spanish type, ,TcehiH<·olorl robin gel well card was S<'nl man, participated. Alkire, silent prayer and the IbJS . home. Ft Stll, Okla. He I Each mother present was ans Memorial llospilal and Is either of which could easily COLORCARTOONS her ,, Mrs. Roher! Allensworth Lord's Prayer. . will leave thJS month for VJet : presented a white petun· taking treaiment at tne Unl· have given the impression of Admi~~ion: 75c & 40c · . spent ttle weekend jn Athens . Nam. ia· after which the hymn "I versity hospJtal m Columbu3 for Jlstenlng to a concert T on t be ! Committees were named for as guest of her son, John AlThe ~hmr presented the an- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wick- want To Live Closer to Jesus," six weeks. Prado of a Latin • American "rving luncheon to tile Lions 1. lensworth. for the ohio Univer- them. ~~en My Eeys _That I ham spent Mothers Day w!tb and prayer by Amoa Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Leo ·raylor and tewn. Tbe performance of lho WED. and THURSDAY club and included, May 11, Mrs. I sity Mother's Wet>kend. She May ~e. The Rev. Alkire had her mother, Mrs. Julia Davis, closed the progr~m. family have moved into their wood-wind section .lD "Jenny May 11 ·12 Reibel. Mrs. Benlz Wolfe stayed as his guest in James for sermon Woman,s Gallipolis. new home. Jone!lu showed eXcellence. NOT OPEN and Mrs. Clara Karr; May t8, ' Hall dorndtory. World. ' . Mr. unci Mrs. Albert Baer Mr. and Mro. Pearson and Since Mr. Wllherspoon is soon Mrs. Ben Neulzhng and Mrs. Miss Marianne Woodgerd co- A hymn, stlent prayer, lhe land . , 1_ '" D . . 'ted Sally spent Sunday with Mr. to leave the school K aeems FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY • be d. t· d h 1 l~ 1;,. 11.uce &VIS VISI 1 May 1].14 Fred Dessauer; M'ay 2S, Mrs. lumbus, spent Mother's Day ne Jc 1on an C ora response ·. . · aiJ1S and Mrs. Junior Salser, Rita Very .likely bls future career "THE SECRET OF K M L 1 · k d closed the service Sunday wrth Mr. and Mrs. Wtl· l and Mike at Dorcas. m · I that of arr, rs. ,;mnmg wee en with her parents, Mr. Tw ay rtva two other · f . k d bam Wolfe of the' Texas com· I MY SUCCESS" 1 and ~Irs. Wolte: and June l, and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd I o arge vases () pm au .t, Oth II M 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell R~Jush former Southern district musi1Tl'e hmcolur l Shll'li'v Jo iR'~ . Stl"l la S tl' \'!'11 ~ 'N\l rs. ~hi! Williamson, Mr s. Mrs. Millard Wildermuth was w~i!e flo~ehrsl back of the alta! ~::~ }Jiearh7 ~If~;~ werewor~_eWS and family were dinner guests eal instructors; one of whom~~~ " YOUNG FURY " 1ms on e1- d Mr d M W : eutzlmg and Mrs. Karr. the weekend guest of her daugh· ra1 mg WI arge pa W If of Mr. and Mrs. Aroold /.nder~ had a long and satisfactory ten1'l'l'r hnieolor I s · T hed group sang the Happy ter, Judy, at Wilsoo H;ll for rer t~ide decorated the church anM:s. ~~ine :,itha;:: da~g~son and family at Keno Ridge, ure at. Iowa Slate University, \\' 1lh Rorv Cal hou n 11nd \ '11·g inia JI;Ja~ o , 1rth ay song to M1ss Maud the Mother's Weekend iestivi· or e services. te Beck ! p k b W By Mn. Evelyu Brlcklet and the other the famous suNDAY. MON. •nd TUES. ' Grueser. Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and I ties at Ohio University y'· ih 0 :::;s urg,t 0i Elza Hoffman and friend, Fre- Barthelemy of Dayton, Mr • .school at Tanglewood In ·New May IS-16-17 ' Mrs. Phil Williamson, after ' Robert Harris Columbus ha. walsh eMweeDee .auPaest\ 1da Wilford, of Ballaire spent a and Mrs. Orvil Watson, South York State. . . 1 , , . . Ra!tb F 'l H Ids er mo er, rs. ssle er· k nd . h his b th----.h h 'THE SPY WHO CAME IN whIC' t e meetll\8 dosed Wltil spent the weekend with his . anu ~- o .son. Irecent wee e wit ro Bethel, spent Sunday here with FROM THE COLD" the, Mizpah benediction. . father, Robert Harris. Reunion on Sundny I Alfred Gloeckntr of Canton er, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoff- Mrs. Effie Watson. Games were played _dunng Mrs. Richard Pickens is le•v· . . 1visited his mother Mrs. Jacob man. Mrs. Mary Busby who has Nephew Dies in Colo""'••n< . the wcml hour w1th pnzes s· ing this week bv jet for Cui- A fam1ly reumon was held I Gl and ' . Janel Caldwell returned from . spent some time here with Mrs. Columbus Saturday City ·. Calif · where >he plans Sunday >t !he home of Mr. and I over oecklhner. k ondther HrelailvJesl .Joseph Hospilal Burnhill returned to Mrs. W. A. Morgan _· learned - --- avermonths Mrs. Jo.<eph Raub, e wee a so i bSl · • thhereParkers·( fo r Mary her horne VlSlt wxth her daugh· St Pre t MS Ebenezer t N' h Ispent some tlmee at ·his e farm urg after beme~ at App1e Grove, w. of the suddea death SaturdaJ Iter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ja~ Ra:~n orw~~e Siii g . O~~ao:- ICherry Ridge. , observation. Va. of her nephew, Herman L. Ronald Evan' and son. Jeff M d M .H , T I ., Mrs. W. A. Morgan was the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlf· Dorsel MUter entered Mt. Franoi•, at his home, 1142 E. . Mr. and Mrs Fielding Hawk~ ,:0~1 an~\her:e~d a~i~~ ~ Sunday dinner guest o( her son fitb and son spent a weekend Carmel Hospital in Columbus Woodrow..av, O:llumbus. Surviv· ms spe11t the weekew1 1:1 !lei- Ros Mar Ra b ~-1 bu . and daUpter~in-law Mr. and with her sister, Mrs. Eames- for observation and treatment. ors include h1B wife, Marjorie pre . • t f 'h - d ght e · Y u . ~urn s, • tine Johnson of Buchanan, W. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence Nick Fr ,_ and · as o.ues so • .e;r au cr Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley, 'IMrs. Roger Morgan and family, Va. and grandson ef Columbus and Mr eson BRC.ID a sister, and Mr ord 11 rc. Char· Grove City; Mrs. Winefred Middleport. ' s. Muletta Word of Waeldng. l ies \roman and chddren, Mark Proctor Ham'tlton· Mrs Kath· l Robert Marcinko, who is sla· Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bell and ton D. C. He waa preceded in and Ma Th .. • • · tloned in Maine with the Air baby daughter of Canal Win· d.,;lh b d ht b Jill 1' sunday Mr.";;•• ryn Welsh, Mrs. Jo Asn Tatter· "HOBSON'S CHOICE" Force, spent a few days leave Ichester spent Sunday with Ann in aug er, p y 1 wlR be d Vroman f ~· .h . · 1 son and Barbara, Steven and I bere with his parents Mr and IMrs Myrtle Frost 1 Fu 1 10"" : dl·n or a 1' 0 ' er' Day Ronald and Jack Raub. Pome- 1' The expression "Hobson's Mrs. Robert sr: and j Thmmy Walson o.f the Air sterv fr behl 1 ner. . d M dM h. , u h' . ' IC:Kiay, a a.m. om t I! , M d M G, B roy, an r. an rs. Raub 1 c moe to mean t" or family. Hts sister, Rosemary Force who I! slationed at 0 R Woody d State Sir 1 ' and r.fam an'l vi"·. a,en rown All oI the ch'ld Mr. "'th'mg '' arose from the refusa 1 Marcinko and 8 friend of Co- INew Jersey ' · · 1 llh orb ,_, · . 1 re~· of spent a ~ay Cha E ee, ' MoreheadI YKentuckY Sl 1P.:1 rf.'"Pnlly m and M s R b , h f th Lo d . Th ' pe' w uruu ID · t th . r . au were orne ex- · • n on earner. omas lumbus also spent the weekend leave here with hlrt parents lawn cemetery Mrs Frano!Jas.-1 recreatio~ Fa ' • etr ~pt MISs Sue Jean of Carroll Hobson, when tetting bls horses with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. EvereU Walso~ native of Meig; 'ty iJt I Mr. and Paul Houda- Ctty, Fla.; and Mrs. _Edward !' to hire, to allow any animal lo Mr. and Mrs. Harve Wakely and family and grandparents, daughter of:.;::;. shelt have mov.d fr,Jm l!te ._ Jungmck':!f Cmcmnah. leave the slable out of Its turn. of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Fon llallley. ma Joachim Nickeson. ·--•" lbe ·•--- j• th ~~r!riday 0 I ~an! f~. ~four andkf~ly 1 1 devotions ·~ ~ standing w~kend fta~ce, ;o:=:;~~~~:::-;:-;:-.;::t,1 MEIGS THEATRE O~!O ~-~"'"~'til nurs~. ~pent Fran~ elemen~ Blac~ston; 1 \'~~\~n:~~:,n~~~h!t~~d opened~ d~y J """ ~ade repo~ted i ~~ • hi~ ~wrence 1 I ID the WORLD ~~~s 1":0~~ . WASIDNGTON-fHE JOHN- 1·while attending 8 directors' time of his death, having been son administration's review of meeting of the. Isaac Walton an emp!~ee there for 43 years the turbulent Viet Nam situa jLeague at their farm. and !etirmg.on March 31, 1968, as-~-tton took on new urgency to-1 Mr. Foster, who only recent· iay with ~nother ominous dem· ly retired as the vice presi- He was also past president >nstration of Red Chinn's grow- [ dent of The Farmers Bank and lof the Meigs County Isaak tng nuclear power, . Savings Company, :,tas born Walton League and secretarY The President, returning : March 20, 1901, tn Beaver, Pa., I at the time of his death. r· from a long Texas weekend. ' the son of the late Ira and Nan , lnctnded in the loug list of planned to confer with Ambas- Foster. other activities of which he was sador Henry Cabot Lodge, He ill survived by his wife, intP.rested, he was past pres!· me from Saigon for "consul- Maria, and five grown chi!· dent of the Pomeroy Lions 10 atlons." I.OOge also wao to dren. They are Mrs. Gene Club, Past Master of Pomeroy ,.,, "with Secretary oi State !Mary K.) Yost, RD, Racine; Lodge 164 F and AM, Past High Dean Rusk. Joeepb E. Foster, Jr., Lavonia,. Priest of Pomeroy Chapter 80, Mich.; Mrs. Malcolm (Ann) R and AM, Past ntuatrtous Ma,. Ll M Cottrill, Minot, North Dakola; ter of Boaw~ Council 46, R John Foster, anta Barbara, and SM , Past Commander af Pu.,.ic auling 8 C WASHINGTON -· PRESI· at""·• nnd Sa rah Foater, at the Ohlo Vall ey Commnndery dent Johmott's effort to •hape home; 12 grandchildren, and No. 24, K5, member of the ooqaeRStlS on. ~ Viet Nam pol· one brother, Earl, Parkersburg, Knights of the York Crosa of Icy ~-~king Ji ~ery public W. Va. ~ brother, Ira B.. Honor, clerk of _lhe Pomeroy maulfng:A the h&nds of s01rte: Jr., pnli!l!deot' bim !J' deapt. Board G!· Education ~ yrus, of his o_wn party's members on -~ aa enryone Dew biQI, and ·treaaurer 11/ Meogs Chap. !he Senate Foreign Relation' Committee. secte_lary of Slate Dean Ruak's defense of U. S. poUey In VIet Nam before lhe commit· 1te Monday triggered an angry, shouting quarrel amoug lbe paneI'• DemocraIs lhat was · witnessed by a nationwide aud· lenoe, Republicans, sending the _ . poiiUcal lmpllcatlon of t b e . the! anll ed scene, c n r questions COLUMBUS (UP!) - Lower1ng Oblo'• 8Oper oen1 h!gh to lhe ostensible of the hearlug _ tho administration's school dropout rate ill the mo.t crtttcat isaue facing $3.! billion fore! aid bill _ educators this year, the newly named Superintendent of FREE Storage ~aaN,;. 0 Brien Apartments to lite Field· . iDH: Hawkins re!!1denct' un :s. . Tiurd A\le. StorP your winter wool(>ns now at no cost for storage. Society Notes I , . Pat and Gene Hueger, Mart- I . msburg. Mrs. Beck of J~e-n -1 : tucky, and Mr. and Mrs. Ri('h. ard Ables visited Mr. and Mrs. ' Middleport WY 2·5130 Pomoroy WY 2·5428 Dana Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith - - ---- __, ______ ____________ 1snd baby of Syracuse called on 1her grandparents, Mr. and 'Irs. s~bject Robinson's Cleaners 1 publl~s!:~~~~~t~:;:t ~·~o!~;~;:cd ':!or. ·I FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer :H~~~~I~~~:'-.oo • .I • gives ueltcates extra care! I ~~"~~=~~ 1 ""d Mr. Mrs. Owen Dailey a!ld Ray Hoi~. and Mrs. Hom· Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ,John- 1 slon and family of Columbus and Simey Powell called on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· ston recently. 1 Ronnie and Steve F1eming of 1Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Johnston and family visited b.r father.l Mr. Dailey. 1 Mr. and Ml'!. Homer lceohower visited her brother, Mr. 1 Charles Ward, at Veteran!! ~ Memorial Hospit:tl, Pomerov, I and visited Mr.:;. An.1J Rn:·.r. er and Mrs. Anna Healey of I MeJgs General Hosriuo: Mrs. Louise Van Meter cfl!led on Mr. and M1·s. Lawrence FOR NEW DEEP I CLEANINGI .. $289·95 • lll·AWIY Dnt,_g YEAR PROTECTION PLAN • • • At No Extra Charge! 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'f' left the scene of the accident and bad not been contacted early Tuesday rnornfnl His oar however, waalooated at home, Tbe aecldelll is oliO t1t1cJer 'lbereCan was heavylnvestlptlon. ctamage to both ... bl; . clVI • •1•lans liKlliiil!' ,._t· ~ • In • Cross · . fi•rre . ·:,.': raglc · · ', '. rf'l .l. • I ~:l:e~ ~:! _,_ '. uon;~~formertrl~jndge ~" ~~ ~ ' ' ~ ,· - l..;e "* ~ltif, P1if; 'iJ\ICI41~ ~i, ~ w. •.,..~ ·- ... II~· ~ ~Q!!IIi!l ~~ ' ' J ' I \ • ' ~ '· I,, . ' ' l:~in~tO~\,E~~;l:;~~;~, "•IJIIIII J-"!2\;e!=- ~ .~ - ~ ~m "·· • ''- . orort• m>erl"~l'1::•t~= J;tl.y ' c!;., . "· AI:O:J'1s reme= ""LT'· · or · '· ·• v:~"=::J ~G '•" . ·~~',_~?:~· '.~:·;. ~· J ...-..,.,,......... ., ' .. 1 a ~bt Cltemloals Inc. at Kerra Run. The burglary waa discovered about 9 am :Monday by the emplo)>eei.;, loloclem Cbemi· call, owned by Rlc:IIIU'd Seyler, Pomeroy. Pollee waa Cltie.apparenlly Jed Webster sald onlry .:o:'; Tablt& and Lampr. ~ •. "!:; · U.S. o!floera• SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. and rushed into lhe a1ree1 from for high-ranking ATHENS, OJil() - THE IN· ll'IOit unty pter gained tbrou&b 1 window, The minor to the trudt VIetnamese guards, panicked three dlreclions firing at each Both U.S and 1 nocent vloliml crimes : · l 7, llngDAV, thief or tblevee, tried to use 8 • by a Vll!t Cong terrorist bomb, other. guarii!'Charged into lha ahould tl<lt have to pay their mee • cutting Ioree to gain on1ry 1n1o BID fought a tragic -.minute rifle A high Vietnamese police and began firing at each otller,l 1 own medlcti ~ . wll!fe the 011 -~~· May It al I:30 P· the aafe, But failed, IOCOI'dtJ!8 The Meigs County t:OIIIJDia. and machine gun battle in lho official said the ooly VIet Cong catching pedestrians In a states provide ltospltal pay· 111 · · ' 111 Webster, ,. . s1nera Monday liccepted tbe bear! of Saigon during the around was lhe one who pushed block aree in a withering oh!Jitrlo 81111 rehabilitation cjlrB T'. ·Jl!!Q BLAST · · Item• tabn InclUded two btd of tbe Ashland on Co. . to DIOt'lllng ruab hour tnclay wllh a b1oycle wtth a lt<lmemade fire. tree to the crlrnlnals, U, 9: . IV VA (1JPI)- televlalotl .ets, a po11t1 gun, a lurnllh material for dU8t proof· civilians caught in the eros,. bomb "'_'d a timillll device Into Innocent VlcUmoDI Son.IIalph Yarborougb, D-Tex., An early -·Spk,aloD .2Z Rlfie, iDd _a flas1!jlihl bJg and t1t1o bil of Hall ... Bar- fire. ,. a nearny sh--.o.t Intersection Bu!Ms !rom an A! ~nday llglil, . )lid a hole"lti alumlture 1 ber to applf'tl' allhdate of A U.S. mllttary spok!!man "and he was probably home in mii!Jary pollee jeep riddled _ e aid !hould be Civet~ to ...............,.... ___, . "Y , ~ ~ three een~s .pot'caJloiL · aa14 five VletnaJneiB-Ihree of bed and asleep when It went truck carrying Vietnamese ~~ ~": tbe injured vlctlll>f of. crimea l"':""--:1"'.:""':"' uopv a es ht, David w. Put. lbem women and one a clilld- off." and women, tumlng 1q 11;e ~ l'!!!!cl!· iw!failed to Vole lll.lhe ~~-~IDilaw aey, IOit o! ~~ 11e1v1111 ;Jolin~a-il Were kiiletl and 29 other 'IIte bomb, deacrlbed aa a mass of tangled, prevent the crime ,~ M ai 'lit A..,, iiiJi oiiiir , A""':'~-'~ persona, tnclucllnl -l Americana, palle~flrlng Claymore mine, civilians bathed in llielr . ·tbe vlctlm adequale pmJ8. r .' ,. .f~ U&.J~ · .1 pJeted Jdlllill~ ,Combat ·IIOD, ,·RII:ICJH(1 ' . ~ 'Wflt8' 1Joahde4. · spiodeU iii t."uut ~ the Snor1e bl~. Another maebirJe. de1111)'1 a1 No Jllaelii!'P;.,.IIIlrtba t1ie b1i11 panicked W""4 lallor shop a U.S. , ol~ in a~,. lite. Ken- . , Malt,~ i'd;'Jow. j~o· C: ' BisliB,J~II: '• ~ .til!iiJ . .t~ ~ ,Jii!H1, .... ' at itelrby Amer!can 'te Amerlcall servkemen. It Is btlf. injuring at Wi Leclut'* at , Ohio I* Joti!Cii!r· ' "' jlf , . . In Bre.e,;· Port: oflkiers' biUeil; oonllrinlng r't' just a ·shOrl distance from lbe civilians. · ' ' 11M! 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Buoyant cushioning in reversible seat pillows offers 1uxur~ous comfort ... the finest steel springs available end kiln-dried ha.rdwood frames assure long l~e. Come in and choose from dozens\ of exciting new decorator fabrics • • , let us show you how, for just I ftw ~ dollars per month, you can dress up your home in fine fashion • I CANVAS FOOTWEAR 217 5 COMPLETELY r FURNISH YOUR LIVING ROOM with KR 0 EHLER FURNITURE Miss Lena Grueser and Mrs. Ben Neut:zllng. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, 1 Mrs. Max Meinhart and Mr s. : I Fred .Dessauer, from a table j carrymg out the pink and white l~lh~em;;;•;_·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;- J ecrea lOB or ummer ~=:t~~ ~~~;v~;~s~f r:~od~~&~~ f:·~~i~~~::~u:.= ";- :e· you can buy a few nice dresses, or Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Johll· ston called on Mr. and Mr!l. Lawrence Johnst m and f .. mily. Mr. and Mrs. Homtr Icenhower called on tb~ir daughter, ~-~·:_Helen Jeffers, Syracuse. • Paltntld OeepkllonAaltallntllllt Jet etiiiMII for Deep Action danln&l • Jot..impllmed 1111• Dog• Added At Sherifrs Departmenf lbe~, Johnston and fam1ly . • TllisJ~A<flonWalhlrhttuspnWIIdll.-1 lor deltcates. Wash & Ylllllsl O dEmpIoyed as o·Irector O£ R t' £ S eo~um= ;;h•~ ~ Ch"lli 'e I coth Couple ··s ~.!·s~~~ol~~ ~~~ p!~:t InJllfe ° d stat~ I and let the dlvl:: Demo"ata .. system PY:!: squabble publicly over VIet for 10 years and a former president of the American AsJtO. sant, arrested Davidaon in Ma.. of the swimming pool. · ,- • Nam. clition of School Administrators, waa chosen Monday by on County Monday after a lug!· Mr. Ord, a teacher at Eastern High School, who gnd- '.c the alate Board of Education from six candidates for the tive warrant bad been oblained uated from Rio Grande College last year, also is an aaJ1t.. I\\"' Record ChiU. post to succeed Supt E. E. from Juatiee of Peace Olillia ant coach of football and basketball in the Eutern D~ ~· RECOIID-BREAKING .COLD Holt July I. Eaa1!x will take a $5,000 ..,. Kincaid. PT. PLEASANT- The Sher· system. He was employed by the Middleport Recre. . :- ;i:• covered ·a wide secllon of lbe who bad announced hill nual salary cut when he takes Two persons, a Cbllllcothe Dav1dson was taken before iff's department received a new Board meetmg in the office of Mayor Clyde 0. Fjsher. Ji .. country today from the Midwest reslgnaUon last January, said over lbe state post with Its man and bls wife, were injured Jam~s Thompaon, judge of the member Monday afiernoon town hall. , . '· • to the mountains of New Eng· be would tl<lt retire, but he did $25,000 a year wage. in the collision of two oars and crrcutt court. of Mason. County' when a resident of Jericho Rd. Employed as assislants of Mr. patched and paltttlnC Ia 1lel!ft ""' land, wbere icy rains and snow not reveal hill plans. A naUve Ohioan and a gr~d· a trnck at 11:30 a.m. Monday where he watved extradttton and came to offic~ wit!- d~g and tied Ord at the park were Michl done now. ·_ nipped spring blossoms in the Essex told the boaN thai one uate of Ohio State Untver91ty, on Rt. 124, one and three tenths was !hen brought to Metgs coun- H to a chair 1uat outside lhe of· Lloyd, student at Ohm Umver· Season tloketa al . bud. of his !!rat undertakings was to Esael served u superlntendetlt miles west of the junction of Rl ty · . lice. She slated ehe was tired 1 sity, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce prices aa prevliled last : The mercury di ped to an provide better voc~tlonal and of schools In Lakewood, East 32S. The auto DaVIdson allegedly o!leeding lhestr•y, part beagle, j Lloyd, as head lileguard, a po- will be on sale later this · . official degree~ in aubur:O ~pational trainmg "to ~rve IJverpool, and Middleport Ohio stole belonged to James Schaub, black, tan and white dog, which •sition he has held with distinc- These are ~ for\ I child IS • ·• Chicago.19 wu degrees at those who have been htatorJCaJ. and Ferndale, Mich., before Treated at Velarans Memor- who JS a slate patrolman from had been dropped off at her re .. : lion hefore, and Mrs. Thomas under, $8 for a peraon 23 11 Lansi Mich and falll ly unskilled and who now find moving to Akron. tal Hosp1lal, Pomeroy, and re- tbe Athens OSP post. ldence last week. I Scally, as swimming instructor. and up; $12 per famlly .\rilla · the : . lilt;; ature ng, themaelves in an econollljl A trustee of BaldwJn.Wallaoe leaaed were Eugene D. Hunalck- The aherHI's department al· The lady lalormed officers Mrs. S<ally has conducted for each child ;n the ' 1 !here .l:ng lhe ev: where they feel allenated and College, ba holds an honorary er, and Lola Hunalcker, bod! ffl. so arrested William Earl MID- she Imd called the dog catcher iseveral successful summers of additionaL recorded .", ... of Ma mon unwanted." Ph. D. from lhat achool and an 'IIte· Slate Highway patrol said dor Monday on charges of in· to come after the dog but he swimming instruction in which Ord Indicated he hopei ' y. _ As Akron school head, Essex honorary L.L.D. from· the Unt· both were thrown from thair toxlcatlon ,.d parking on lbe failed to do so and she was led young people of the Meigs area conduct 8 summer · ralaed the percen!nge of fresh- verslty of Akron. car. They were treated I or highway, and . Emmett Welch up with feeding him. have qualified as instructors and league for young men 1· )I men who olayed 1n school ts bruises and abrulona. on an intoxtcallon charge. Officers removed the dog many others earned Red Cross boys, a softball teacue,~ ' I mportant Hurdie 1 CAPE KENNEDY _ ALL graduate from a tow 57 per cent Off! aa14 lha ccldent from lbe office chair and Mon- semor and JUnior life • saving may be slowpltdt, 8 went well as Astronaut. Thorn· to about It per 'cent. 'IIte slate oertl VeteraDI Memorial Hospital day evening he was tied to a certificates. on the tntorest shown; ·. ' Slaflard and Eugene Gernan average ill at 70 per cent, he ~~ ~~enM:r Admlsotoas- Loretta Daugb· parking sign in the courthouse Mr. Ord will receive $350 per softball for a church IHI!llli. 0 88 taekled a long countdown aaid. uns c er erty, Cbeshtre; Jeannette C&r· yard marked "Reserved for month, while Mr. Lloyd and Mrs softball for g1r1a ... ~ · 53 hearsal tnday In an impurla He also called for a re-eval· 0 ~enj • Rt. I,~, slcleawlp- ter, RuUand: James Rees, Ra· Deputies Only," causing com· Scally are employed on an hour· again provitllng 'there Ia lniiJi' hordle that muat be n uatlon of the American high n a curve. e Hunalcker cine: Ruby Ferrell, Pomeroy; ment from passerbys. ly basis. est; badlnlnton, htiiollili* slart thr flight of to school to make 11 fit lhe mod· Burean of criminal lnvestlga· : went oH •Ide of Luna Owens, Mlddleporl; Gyn- The dng catcher was report· Ord will prepare a full youth- niB, tsb1e tetm1a 9 Jim students' needa. on sclredule lola Uon authorities were opected road, then lha hl8b- tbla Triplett, Middleport: Per· edly going to come a~er the Iadult recreation program for ap. Time wUI be resem.d"'!!llr ,ij; 1 17 The 530-mln .km ill aim- 'IIte new superjntenctent also in Pomeroy tnclay to investJsate way and struck westbound ry Carpenter, Long Bottom. dog later Monday night. Any· proval of the commission by lbe lhulab for .. to t seid )1011-ldgh liOhool edueatlon the burglary and attempted safe truck operated by Jolm s, Wood, Dlsc:Jwtes Clara Whaley, one wishing to claim the dng lime school is reoeased, Gha~ ~~<!l>DP ,tij. ', · 0 1 ;:"' Aal wllh public IIUPPtlrl Is ..,... cracking lha_l occured sometime 36, Jackson. Herman Marshall William An- may do so at lhe dog catchers, Commissioner Eugene Harris sided. Harrtt 0 aA.m. andl- sary 1o mate available edtJCa. early Monday at the . Modern 'IIte patrol aald lhal Molden derson, Ronald Ralston. phone 576-2006. announced the pool bas beeD 'rtehill alsO · • T ' .; 1 1JET ACTION\ Meigs • Man IsHeJd In • AUt 0·The£t ssex t0 Attack M"!. Dropout pr·oblem . . . - -===--·- O!d Town Flats This oftpr d()('S not include coin·op C'le-aning or fun I I E -- 1 Pay only rt>gular cleaning charge 11ext fall. m~y I Tu--~• ~~: 1 Dust Problem Protested I' ~~ Marcin~ ROBINSON'S CRABTREE PROMOTED - Rolland Crabtree, veteran employee of the Meigs Highway Department, has been promoted to deputy to County Engineer H. P. Cbrlaty, Crabtree's appointment, effective May I, was announced Monday by Mr. Christy. Crabtree, an equipment operator for the highway department, worked nine years as an aul.st&Dt operator for the Tennessee Gas Co. A native of Meigs county, he has lived biB eottfe llf• ber of the First Baptist Cburch in the Carpenter area. He is married to the former Beulah Galaway and they have two of Pomeroy. grown sons, Kenneth and Donald, both io the National Guard. Services will be held at the Ewing Funeral Home Friday at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Carver W'll. ffi I 1ams o ciating. Burial will be at Beech Grove Cemetery. Masonic services will be !teld Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Friends call at the funeral home Dust from the municipal park Isome gunned boistrously, cause 10 days to eliminate It or aetioD Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.tn. adjacent to their homes on late-at-night disturbances and will be taken. Cblef of Polx. and Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. Plum-s\ was protested to !own add lo !he dust problem. Herb Gilkey, following an lnvesand from 7 to 9 p.m. council by Mrs. Edith Nash anrl Chester Tannehill of the Re· ligation, attested to debris ... Mrs. Alma Newton Monday creation Commission, which ad· trash creating a nuiaance. night who demanded action to minislers park activitees, re- Frank Esch1eman, 484 ftarl..· stop the nuisance. viewed briefly for council and st, representing himself, Charltll Council met in town hall with I the visilors plans to remove the ' Searles and Mrs. Hulda Klein, M C 0 Fish 'd' cause of complamts. nearby residents, esplalned a adyordel. -tio feJr pHresht mg He indicated diamonds will traffic control problem fD anil af MegaRo n old p· r. 1g . summer Pearl-s! fronting . lhetr . J!IOPOI:>: , h'pu- be dampened down lhts p s oclassr.as attending na meto8 see IS- when dust blows and another t1es. . Autos, at buah hours, tt11i·t tory J. ED FOSTER their toea! government in action. atlemp brobably wtll be made able to park at Tmy'o Foodlan4 . next autumn to get grass on !he extenstve off street parking lots, ter Nallonal Folllldallon for A Rt. I, Long Bottom man, Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Alma Boys League diamond fields. use street and frequet~Uy block Infantile Paralysis 15 years. was apprehended Monday and Newton said they and other IElimination of cars going into !he complainants even fnlnl "' He waa also an active mem- reportedly conlesaed to theft ol Plum·st residents have asked I the park on dance nights also is getting in their own drlvewap . . ...V l ~auto last February 27 • Sher· 1abatement of the dust problems being studied. or parking near their homes. iff Robert C. Hartenbach aald for a number of years, but that Council also approved a reso- Eschleman 98id he had dJt. CHI- Walter 8. MooDer aa- tnday. . aothing has been done. 'IItey al· lotion authorizing Clerk Dick cussed 1he matler '!lllb JI!Dllf OOODoed today tlutllhe Olfke DTh~she~:f .8~. Don:ld H. leged their furniture is ruined, Bailey to notify Ed Smith and Rickman, Foodland prop;leiAi, of Eooaomlc Opportunity bas &VI n,_ • " mg eld '" cleanlug is impo.,ible, and Herschel Buckner, Park-st, of and all parties recogn;.ed 1 lfiiDted $li,W to the ·Gallta· r:ty ~il r'ndlng transfer to clothes bung out are dirtied. a nuisance at their adjacent problem existed. 'IIte matler WU Committee for coniD nsdao~ ycharto•landed. lrlalh. '!'bey also complained of auto- properties and that !hey have I (Cont!nuedon page 2) maa lo finaoco die theftav1of a n11161 " model g Ford m tGa·e mobiles . m . !he park durmg . ~m,, _,,.,~.., actleo k H d 8 wee e• tart pro. . mer months on evemng5 ....... tldl summer. ..... ined when record hops are held on f recobah~d imy Mr 6 r nk· the slab. '!'bey sstd the cars, c 8 epar en 1 ar. par ed onBaseh lh onver Bailey farm near an. . IS Hartenbach sa~d he and Sgl. Bobby J. Ord, South Fifth and Maln-st, will dlriCt ·ill- J. Edward Foster, 65, expir·] was a director of the Farmers ed suddenly Monday evening Bank and Savings Co. at the !Vew COJuullalions ~am1ly, ~- Ed Foster Dies • At I ·LA t 3 a:d USE I 1 =========:l~w:a~rd~ed~to~M=I·:s-~C~I:ar:a.:::K:a:rr~, NOW 1)(''• I • 1 I 11;~~ ~-'{,~:·,:· k~~~11m I 1 w~tb ~ '" !j I . 1 ' More than• nne million toma- ltrucks pulled out early thlo lon seed to ralae the UO,OOO,ready to reJllanl. !not be oblained an the tomato to plants were killed in the Le- . morning, enroute to Florida to plants, in addition to hothouse ! Letart Falls residents also . plants against a freeze. tart Falls area early today as pickup southern pl•nts. Each 1 and fertilizer costs. Hill said!indicated their cabbage plants( Meanwhile, !he UPI repor~ tbe temperature dipped below truck can haul up to 400,000 ' he also would have to re.-ferti- ' suffered from the freeze, but : ed record low temperatures 11lize. [reezing. . plants. ! were not killed. "They were \ Monday night may have wiped "All !he tomato plants in Le· Don Richard Hill, Jne of sev· Most farmers already had ' stunted some and U will take a aut northern Ohio's entire com, tart Falls were r~ned," said eral farmers on the . sandy soil stakes laid out and several had Icouple days of good weather toj mercial fruit crop, according to I)D! farmer ~isguste~ly when : in eastern Meigs county, said ~ them in the ground. Workers 1start them growJng again," reo . a scientist at the Agricultural oonlacted lhts mormng. he, lost 120,1100 plants. today, throughout Le!art Falls, •ported one. . I Research and Development ConIt was repor_t~__ttrat__tllree l Hill said he hao spent $450 were removing stakes, getting l Farmers say Insurance can-Iter in .c:=:.::..:..... Wooster. _ _ _ ~·A 1 \ Frost Ruins Million Tomato Plants ~an's ~'Kentucky liiXI.~' 1 • VOL XVIII NO. 16 App·I G Soc'Jetv NOfes Tuppers PI • SOClefy . 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