https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/66c251d156f56d830334337394f369c6.pdf 9741e124b301e99efd2aa5b24ee36eab PDF Text Text "' -. . ' 1-Dlllt'�nUnel, Pomeroy- M iddleport, \ CIHf �)' wu a busineu \'il­ itor I! lbmtington Last Thursday j ill the lbte-rNt of hll llllof . s� 0., Jan. 10, 1961 1 - . ·- • ------·-------------�- · ---. .... - ,;,. - -..:._ ", . 1 The 93rd birthday of Jacob o The prog ra m e ntitled. Saturday with a family din ne r .at hi• home o n Mulberry Bw�� m :!t: , sente d Mon da y e vening at..t�eN . g•���= . 1 , ve bor n M i ssi onar, 6octe ly' F trst Ba pttst C hur�h Middle \.,.;, o diruM,r was • W>c< to wlsli her lather • happy I e<l with th I L r l ewts. s port ' und e r t he d ire ction of Mrs . Cha e -L•, the gilt ,I birthday. · __, caa u11'C"l'" t1en:u , for the pro�ram an d I 1arge ,._ d M rs . TonY . F w I e w s ,. :ae J e ffer, fell I , t � r . : ��� � Jorda n Mt ss R h oda i of the employees of the Elberfeld I Th<- hooorod KUest rece v� art e ot many gllu and flower, from Tburawiy on the sidew a lk and h Hall,rs � ��i;kct e::ebr�w. ' Mrs. Lawre nce Bing, M rs . / Store � broke the main bone in her leg. · M rs · Ulliatt McG h ee , Mrs . Dan a Hamm, The c ake w.. bea ulillll . iced live, •nd alro 80':::./'�m nd h n �;�If Mn. Co,a Bennett wu • busi• � a e r J R'hodes ' �l r . 'Jr W ilson, J r . an d Mrs Bert h a in whi te and decorated in yellcw and Mrs. Ed " ne-;q v Ulitnr ii r.allipo ls last � . in w Fr-• �iher rosebuds with the numera1B "93" Mrs Norm11 I . , . day Mrl' t;erald Anthony k1ov1Jeu 1son ed:er Mrs, Lew11 LS to bt- ! in yellow on the top. Eacft layer l\lr and Mr:!. H. F' Parmal� u;-g;.111 : 11usu.: 11ml 11h10 was 8('· 1 tn charge of the table� was d ecorated and on � !i� _ or returnt-d home SaLurday ni ght romp.in i!!tl for the meeting wh1d1 1 The president also arwowiced I 1.ht top layer was the ��i�hon 1 Around And Repair ! ORAB ROOMS BECOME BEAUTIFUL NEW ROOMS I I w ith just 1 coat of About M 'ddleporf "'°" a , s:�: 1 Troop s G•,,Is g I Meeting M onday L a t e x Wall Pai n t � l. \ Pomeroy Girl Sco ut Troop Fl Sacred Heart church Monday . ter school wlth all g uls and 0 � leader , M rs. Robert Fetty, pres ent . Mr� . �ugene Conclt> , alM, a l Mrs. John Kincaid and Mrs. Gar - j prayer by Mrs. Donald Boone · The White Cross articles whlcll and Robert Elberfold all of �m- , leader · is il_L I . Mrs . A nthony announced that [ the society have collected to br c-ro:. · \1 .... .i nrl Mrs . Robert Sia• !he meetmg �pened '.'o'1th \he en Stansbury were in A th em today w h e r e they .illendt"d t h , , the arinual Missionary Tea woul,I sent for Missionary work were gel, _Irontoo ; and Mr. and Mrs. , Girl Scout promi� l ed by Terry me-eting for J fficers of this A rea be held next month and i115tru ct- d isvlayed on a table at the altar Martm Eiberfel� _and M rs. Rob- , Fultz ano Cynth,.1 Conde read in G arden Clubs The mt!f>ting ed the secrelary lo invite other : and Mrs. Baker ('Onducted the iert Lytle or Ch1lhcothe. lhe reP.Ort of the �re�. Mrs. . was held ot the Student Cente r. miss ionary groups in the Ric I dedicat ion for them. Assistin s Mr. Lytle joined Mr!!. Lytle �n Fetty to ld o! an mv 1�hon to at1 De · A IL p pil in !he fourth Grande Baptist Association- Mrs her in the service were, Mrt. Saturday night for -a weekend vis- tend the Salisbury Girl S c O u t s was name<l <hair• HarolJ Kaull. Mrs. Charles Ben- it and arrivi ng for Sun day were curved bar ceremony lo b, . g ad:•:: ,;;..:nt \e,ause of ha,- RicJ,.r<l Owen r I man °f the refreshment hour ·for nett and Mrs· David Darst' Jr Mr · ao d Mrs· Ec.Jrl Elberfeld and I1 ing t he mumps. I The meeting was closed with daughters , Susan and SaII y of Lothe tea and members o[ her comMr . and Mrs. Vernon DeW s Thoma . p,ayer after which the group gan. Mr . end Mn. Alla n KeUer ee are Mn Harold and n Josh of Pt. Pleasant W . mitt so , , Mrs. Owen Bratton and Mrs. Ed- was inv ited to the basement of Darien, Conn. called long d is• J·ane Wyma n, Heyley Milli hel Antonio Villa, - allO - G Gay, ur, Kineoo Ave .. M r s nr rt v: He y , Sr., Kanauga, Robe Walter R. Wedemeyer, Jr., Waterloo Star Rt. . Mra. John F. Birchfield, Rt . I Northup• . Mrs. William H Gibeaut,_ Rt. I Bidwell Mrs, Bruce C- Burling, K y g e r , Mrs. Blanche L. T�ylor, Rt. I Vin· ton , John M. WUliams, C r o � n City, Mrs. Pearl E. McDemuU, 1422 Kanawha St. . Pl Pleasant. ee".'! M ainly Abo ut p eopIe In BA H R CLINTON FISHER COMPANY l1IH PAltrilT Service I. Second Mlddleport Holzer Hospital Pomeroy CLOTHIERS Pomeroy Garden C/ b Mef At Persi nger Home Graduate Training Program. Sea- Home Of Name 111'1nd Merchandise afternoon, for a VISII. m Ga�hpohs Mrs. Harold Miller and infant son with her daughter and son:m-law, assistMrs. Charles Persinger Mrs. Robert Hope and infant son. man Recruit Bumgardner ls a · ed by Mrs. George H. Parker en- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards Among Afilng graduate of Wahama High Sc!mol tertained the Pomeroy G a r d e n and family. lo the midnight reAccording I Clua of 1958· William eurton has ret umed_ to club Monday afternoon at h e r department, nursing the of port t his home Co,umbus after a v1s1 · hts . , • home on Muibe rry He1g . � mme Mrs and Berry Robertus Leif· 'Clifford M d · rs. an r M h wil · or in Mrs. g, e charge Th meetin Johnson were both reported In L. C. Karr vice pre.sident, opened heit and son , Roger. r poor condition · ne Mr. aOO Mrs. with devotions, "Meditations on Those who were listed as fa�r th �!� Mr �� : , Garden Thoughts" and prayer by 801 Don an� · George Clonch. M r s. includ� k Coin nd e Mrs, R W Finsterwald. Mem- Riggs spe_n . 8 moth Maude Brobard. Jamea L e w I a, �e r � ben answl!'red roll call with a new lumbus w ilh Mr · Richard Linton, Thomas Clutts, plant for your garden, Mrs. Hoy er Mra n t Mrs. George Moodispaugh, Lucy a Betzing was reported ill in l h e M rs, Ho n . N:u�'ZI�� p e Henry, Ance Campbell, Mrs Ora hospital . Also reported ill waa the weeken� m Lanc�ter, with Mr. w. her sister and brother•m-la Mi98 LY d'ia Ebersbach. an d Mrs. R· B· w1·Jk·ms. ced that Mrs. J Jt was announ W. McMurray, a member of the Rozanna Knight of Pt. Pleas-­ Middleport , Ohio club, tau been 11;ppoirrted horticul• ant, W . Va. spent the weekend other, Mrs. her grS!ldm gr�at with • n the for county chairma lure NOW SHOWING . Mra. Harold Brown was named ,Jr.,hn F. Baily, Forest Run 1 I h \ horticulture chairman for I h e Aaron Kelton retu�ed to club. Regional dues of 2S cents employment In Huntm�lon, W. per member were collected . A ya. Monday, after • IIX weeks 1 I Karr & Van Zandt's �tg s 5 �: �r� UBERTY THEATRE Quality and Price! l 1958 �°!:°BILE lll56��BILE Brand ne w w hite pai nt job. N ew Be autiful blue a nd while two tone. One local ow ned beauty. Hydramatlc motor o,orbaul. This car runs like drive, power stee ring, radio, heater. · new. ·Re co nditioned to meet all co ndltlo na. See for yo11rself. A driver'• dre am. Try it today. $CJ88 $1688 , ·' 1957 BUICK 1958 MERCURY Gray-white finish, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, radio, heater. You can tell when you try II that this i, for you. Mod1ll1t 2 Door Century 4 Door $1088 This is the 'Big M .' Radia nt and roomy . Bri ng the family and try i t lor size . Fully e quipped too for your driving pl e asure. $11 88 1958 CHEVROLET 1957 OLDSMOBILE \ Bel Air 4 Door A heavenly blue with a white top, Po w er s tee ri ng, automatic drive, ra­ dio, h ea te r. A dilly l'or • filly. Come In and •••· $1688 1954 CADILLAC 62-4 Door black finish wit h wh ile wall tires. Full power equi me nt , rad io, beater and all the Cadl�lac's co nveniencfs feature s . Solid I " 88-2 Door Rocket e ngine power, Jetaway hyd­ ramatlc drive Pull away lrom the crowd In this Olds with power, pep and personality _ $1088 1959 PONTIAC · C1t1ln1 2 Door uthful car and It A lady had this loo ks like new. �ark green finish. Hy d ramatic drive. Truly • vaue buy. Dollar for dollar you can't beat It. $1988 1954 OLDSMOBILE 1957 CHEVROLET $988 ., , Super U..:.2 Door beneath your wheel• thla ' et Eight. You'll think It has wlnp. A car for town or country. Come on In and take • ride. Fe:mrwer $488 Bel Air 4 Door Car's blue but ou won't be If you buy ii. A utomatfcc drive, power steer• in , power brakes, radio, heater. The paid for these extras. You ot� er ca n ow n for this uncomparable low price. ill]& $11 88 Karr & Van Zandt C1dill1C-Old1mobil-R1mbler POMEROY WY 2-5342 I 1 meeting of the Garden Club offi• cers to be held at atudent center. Athens. today. was announced . · Mr Parker onnounctd the mu, �ic \oncert to be held January ! 111, at the Foto Music Co. audi- ; 1 i "THE RABBIT TRAP" illness . Wllliam Gibbn, atudent at Ohio U niversity . ■pent the . wetbn'a with hl1 parents, Mr. and Mn. torJum. At the close or the meeting, a det1U1rt course w■1 served by the "!'· Ernest Bor1nine and Bethel wile AIIO S.lected Short, d A . �G ibb y.:___!, ..,..,..,..,.., ef�fre W �.� •_'_an � �:'_J., � ..,..,..,..,,!.c' .., :_ '. u� _'_'°" hostesaes to 13 members and CB1e guett, Mra. Kermit W11.lton. i!�� llwl:�ra:d� Runnint tlml!I 2 Hn., 35 min. Box office close• 8:30 P.:Y:. SATURDAY "THE TIME MACHINE'" (Technitolor) FEATURETTE COLORCARTOONS COMING Sunday, Monday, T.-y Jonuary 15-16-17 "ELMER GANTRY" (Technicolor) Burt Lancuter and Jean Simmon• COLORCARTOON Running tmte 2 Rn. SD min. . -!':�=- ..... ·- • 29 91 PICKENS' HARDWARE n!___,..___', � W. Ya. Open EverY !lay All Day, Satunlay Nlcht 'JU I ,.,., Mt. Hobstetter --I_ p-feSl'denl BKOK ,< ts to lux urious sleeper. ; . · Held Monday 'Mle January meeting of t h t Daughten of Ruth clau of t h e United ·Methodist chu rch was held Monday afternoon at the church with Mn. Jacob Gloeckner pre· ! I Pl ea For J O UtIOn s I Neighbor, Arri11e ln Surpri.ae E11ent Mn. C E. Clark WBI pleasant­ ly ■urprlaed Sunday evening when a gn,up of nelghbora came to her homo at Pleuenl Rldp to help Chamber of Commerce Group EnthUS13StlC • • A t Town HaD I ti I F1rst Break IO Georg1a,S Color Lme Expected Today After Wreck Near ff spital i,. 1 •=:at•rd1 "":: 1 J.;,';;' d;., i: t Bumm ' g Grease I :'.i'. I . 1, Perfect. . . ...,_ who - lo dlnnlr a--· · · Ior the , _ have that lumry-loak ltlld � wllb'..i. aphn� -=-� rator labri<I coverinr the uoed lo lwnJlh comer or placed llat I • �i.. alto enc11 alkle out Oll!lilY lo lomi Avellable ..,. In INU...llb Boltd& and ., .. � way-down=tunbll· .....!!, •1-clb --.:.ii., Mr . . and Mrt. Otho KMl\an Yil­ lted over the Wfflr:end wJth h 1 1 rmther, Mn. PIiar! Ry•ll .,.. route to their home, Columbus, after a v...llon In Florida. 00: E w. Allen ourviv..r f�ff p I u· s99.11 Min'• I" WORK BOOTS Stage M.eeting FURNITURE in MIDDLEPOR BAKER ·- - . - -- - -T · · - - _,. . .. . -� -- - Roush's Shot llort MIDDLll'OIIT . . · ";' ·- ' , .. . �- . .... . .. . . ·- --�· -·- · - �· · • · · · ·· · - ..· · · -- ·• · · . ·' aervm Re-EJttled T B ard Of Trustee Group °""" ••.o • eomn. oma,. •ns I I""' Bullet, V0IIeys Leave ayward Whale Dead 1 = e.,.r, But San Francisco Still Has Its Prob ems �:�..: hi,Dr�!� crw. PII Na.A ::-.. 11$10·95,.. h Pleas Of Innocence Placed On Record fi Mason Court � C ,,...Z,i,-. Of Tunisia To 1 T � m s.,;;.� Modern rop et s' Dog :,;�111'�:.;;.:�ih.� Died Today At His Home my'"- M . woeu Mr. Hartley Damage Slight ••pans: n a.. Igm· ted Oven, ;t = I ___________ '? her celebrate her birthday. Ice c r e ■ m, cake and l"Wfee were served during the eveninl, lo Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heibel, M� and Mn. Letter Rtwell, Mr. and Mn. Emeraon WeU, Mr. and Mn. Donl oy Relbol and dou(lb­ ter1, Mn. Thomu Cook and Mr. and Mn. Clark and son■. T h e honored gue,( received I number ol gift,. * * althov&b -i:; I --�----·· · · ·· * MANDAMUS WRIT STUDIED ""i!t, •ebruary ta. Rt.fruhmenta we re 1erved dur• ' ing the social hour lo 11 membert· � - - •-·--- -· •-- ----·- - "" · • , • . ..., . ..... . ···-�· ... ·• ,___ ,. . .., ·:•r ·.� •-·,•- ... .. ""'- .. _, __ .,_ .,. · · ----- Ike Sends :::T: •• ".i j 1Wtng. Mrs. Mlnnie Neutzllng opened j the meeting with devotions using: aa her topic, "Pray WJthou1 Cea1- ' ing." Mrs. Thelma Goeglelh wu . reported qulte Ill. Plans w • r o made for the new year book,. PlanJ were also made for_ t h e neitt meeting which will be a Stan• ley pai1y al the home of M r a. Richard Campbell on Monday. * � ! Rus sians Won't Recogn ize Am erican Laos R Dri'ver C1'ted Liste n to Pickens' Radio Show ou WMPO, eadl Tuesday and Thuraday at 7:30 a. m. Phone SP 145'3 * =� :��Roua b a n � � -:: 1 ... �� l ,• P -••-: _ • a�-G B . �: M PFC . Rooill arrtved borne N o deci sion ha, bee n made o n the pos sible filing or unla7 Decem ber t7 whkb itarta mand a mu s action to secur� fun d s for th e oper a tion of ••• h� ed • 1'-da:, luw�. whJth Probate and J uvenile courts m Meigs County . ,pe nt wltb hil mether, Mr... ky • Ju dge Harmo n O'Bri en met w ith Prosecutor B e rna rd M iller ud famlly who live at ultz yesterday to discuss the possibili ty ol such action F 11oz Eait Mal, St...., and •Uh late yesterd ay. The prosecu ting a t torne y sai d this mornhla r1an.,, Mt., s.,ah Wr,te o WASHINGTON ,upp - �uS<ia i ng that it is un de r advisement . who alro Uv,, on Easl Maln uas to'd the U nited Stat" " will Wh e n the commission failed to meet y esterday, a, was si,.., . Pomer oy . j not recognire the new p,o- \meri • \ sch eduled , t h e judge went into se ss ion with F ul tz in . PFC. Rouab entered the "rv- can government of Lao, and in- 1 hop es of securmg action lo receiv e fun ds for the operalee la,t Ja•uary 14. j tetJdo "" conti nue '"Pf'Or'. of the l tion of hi s officei. PFC & s s�rvi•c·e Electric Blankets DUAL CONTROL R..ular 39.95, NDW -------- * -overnment Save 25 % On General Eltc11k ·1- . ., '. .... . . '- . . � . -•·--- .... -- ... - -- .... .,.. �- ·· � .. ,!.. . ,�.--...... .. • · -- ... , 'I ... "-�- . ... -� ' Quick Pu sh For $2 5, 00 0 La unched , From Pomeroy For Vahricat'or Plani ,. I Ch.Ids sees *. SINGLE CONTROL Reaulu- 29.95, NOW -------- eo. 1 . Box office closet 8:30 P.M. * a Members o f the Meigs Cou nty Tuberculosis and Health Association lear n ed last night that re newa l of a ooe-hall mill tax levy for care of TB patient s m a y be asked of county voters this year. . The association m et at t h e H eath Method ist C h urch A 24-ho ur ca mp aign Is being waged by the PomeI'OJ' ID Middleport, Mrs. Guy Neigler , presi d ent in c harge . Chamb er or Comm e rce and business men in hopes of , It wa1 the semi-annu a l m ee ti ng of the group. Mn. Arthur StraUJs of the state meet mg, bolh held m raising as much of $25.000 as possibl e so that I steel County Health Department re- lumbus al the Neil House. f a bricating plan t w ill move in to the former Parkersbtu1 he R i� and Ree l building on Ea s t Main,st. w t lo 15 d n se lo voted s It � e th n o group the to ried a po levy fund and what remalna m Melhod .Sl church In a;>prec,ahon Ent h usiasm was eviden t ev erywhere at a meeUni called by the C of C in Pomerov tow n hall yesterd2y at JI to be w,ed to pay for the for Jts willingness in letting the 5 : 15 p.m. w ith Lesli e Ful tz, C ot C secretary, servlnlf II oo,t of TB patients in hoapitals. 10eiety meet at the church for Roush a. • me-mbf.r of • h � Communist- led athet 1 . ao reool.s . If such an action were taken, the case would go thru chairma n . P Sile Aid al present the total u, the purpose or preparing the Seal Pomeroy Flnt Baptt,1 Cb urd,. U .S officials ,.,. tod ay the So- th e Common P l eas Court. The mat ter involv es two difIt was at this meetin� of over 30 persons, it wa1 4-, $1S,S9l .70, with a koown bill to Sale letters for mailing. -----viet stand "''as emphasized by ferent branche s of county employees, o f which the pro- termined to go " a l l ou t ' to show Pomeroy'!t desire for the botpital in Nelsonville for Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, rehabiliRuss iar Ambassador M i k h a i I secuting attorney is re presentativ e o� b? th . the industry. ., IIU!I. lalioo director, reported the I It ha, been slated that the commtss toners would not Menshikov durlng hJ, «).mi nute Fult,, on Monday, had outlined raised. tt " believed, Then, are eljJht patients from Christmas gffts ..nt to the TB conference Tuesday with Secre- mee t agatn until ne. t M onda y mormng lo �on stder the , to a reglllar C of C meel lllll the Fultz said tooay "'the ,oal ii Meip County now in the TB hoa- Uospital patients. tary of state Chrbitian A. Herte l" . appropriation o� the county budget, mc�udmg the Pro- case for the new indlllt ry. $25,000.. at least In pledget. " Bt pilal wlth one mo� . lo be boo. It was ann oum,-d that the anThe Soviet en voy chollonged the ba te an.d Juv e mle courts as we ll a s Engine er S ta nley J. While ill identity remaios un- obeerved, "The c - we pl. l ptta1ized at the coat of tl0.50 per nual County d in ner meeting will G legality of the government head- Blazew1cz's departme n t. _ . disclosed, Fult:z indicated i the better our chances are... . My per paU.nt. Thia tu levy be held in Pomeroy on _ March l4 . e ll oy Prince, floun Oum Men .-1h i- . Wh en � m a n d �m�s action IS p ut m to effect concern- works with heavy steel �rod1JC�, He e-mpha.,� that oot a fund, whfdi wu VDlod Jo 1962, with Mrs. M. D. llartmger and '\ � kov restate lhe Soviet ,,.ntention mg a ny dispu t e , it ts demanded of. a pe rson. or group of and is related to the rail road m· penny of the JndU<emen 111m t aptrod Jn !115'1 and fn on!,r for Mrs. Geo,ge Paker as tre ram• ' that legal power still r,sl s wit h pe rso ns to complete the subJeCI mvolv ed immediately. duslly . . . . j wut cbaoge handa until the p1aa1 pattenll of Molp County to re- millee in charge . W i l ham D. Ch,ld,. M11l<ll; rt neut ral isl Premier Souvanna �ly The 125.000 being sought local- , 1w moved bere bod!ly. TIie fir. , , oouncilman, was en thusi ast Ll c:elve thia ottded can, plans are -----Phoum.a, who nea to Cai 'ia was descnbed as a token of mer Rig I: Reel building ia .IIIDW ly . undarwlJ' for the tu levy to be , .,.;ved as gue,t speaker Tue� last month when pro. Weslcrn ,nJ / " good faith" and "willingoeu" owned by the Pomeroy Foundry day evening for • reg�lar meel- Commun placed on the fall ballot this ist for<es becam(! locked have the new induJlry move Company .,hicb bas • _,, lo • year, mg ol lhe local Bus mess and in ballle for the capil,I . city of lo Pomeroy. An answer II de- local llockhoidera. Professional Women's Club held Viee<iane. Tba 1ut two of theae TB •�ed by Friday, The 125,000 II for ....... .. al the Masonic Hall in Middle..... wore detected Jn lhe MoI It was also disclosed that PresiNot all the 12S OOO mml be penses only. 1bather · lleol labrioaor S , A T H E N , G � - {U PI """:""' Th• e 11rst Negroes to b�ea k th e , po rt. bfle aurvey a!Qng wilh 71 other spemea. bea . . dent Eisenhow« ha, '"·11 , a r.ies. . . . , ould w r o all m,.,_,. ·-· Follow up ••rays racia l segregation barrier m publlc educa t ion In G e orMr. Ch , Jds opened h is ta lk with sage to Pd . . r la ah . me Ministe . w a,It had bee,, N',>Orted Ullllls O at llA'W .. L•• lo de. . gta w e re SChe d uI ed tO a t tend th etr first CIasses at the � ' Lal Nehru urgi. the ti1ou � ht lha_I "Govemment ....__, -• ,. .. ng I ndia to JOm U v . , comm un ity has Ill bid fn for llict Ille ntenl or the disease . ni ersity of Georgia to day. • rusl . and ,ts . purpose • lo "other froe natio ru;" in working PT PLEASANT - Harold E. : . t to H Cha rlayne unter, 18, and Ham ilton H olmes, 19, cle ar . seJve the _peorI e. Prwioul minutet Wtfe read by . ""!, : for an intemalional solution �!' � �la� � . Newell, "'• of 12.'2 Ohlo st t ed the final barriers - .late Tuesday after two quick court £ He expla, ned dul lfs 01 the •f• which would guara te Dean Barnllz and Mrs. Wallace . n e a n ind,decis ions that kept the stat e from clos ing down the uni . ,e N<relary, re- w as cit � lo, dri, ,ng wh,le in ' f rers of Jh e V l. lia ge govern �ellt pe Bradford u...u 181 6' bu bee ndent Lao, against foreign agcoled fo 'owmg a two car ""cl. versity or de l aying its d ese gregation un til a nother legal of pohre. gre,sion o, '11bversion a, the mayor, chiel n reporlecl $1, . . ent 00 R�ute 62 near L a k I n d a p c,., could be filed. street department, clerk , trea.sur· "'1wd from Iba annual Sol] Sale The Presid1•1 1I was reponed to Sla two were acheduled for technically withholding f u n d s lt H p,tal 2 : 30 !;im. ;;" • ao far_ � Y er, so l icitor and council mem- have as,ured Nehru, whos, mfl u- classes _ Miss ifu le, ":ent Ottur, ccl a The n e to a psy- fronc the journalism ,ehool where � hers. FoUow ing this he rond�cl · ence amo Mn, '11ioron Job,- reporied . B ming grease In an oven al ng the Asiao ond Afri· l gy a cho so .W lecture o ht Holme n h l ell h nd g • ul lrave r s, a Mis, Hunte, is registe,ed an� the he \ h g ; ed • qued ion and �nswer '."'"".d can neulra on tho ""'"181 Stale meeting and t . G. HHI residence at 713 ls is conside rabl,. lhal pre-medical studeol, to a zoology Coll ege lo S1 t of Arts a od Sele,,""' Sout o Fourth-st was the �hen vanous quesl1oe, of pubhc Mn, Nelcltr Oil the --annual of ,peed. cau,e of the United Stales had no i nten, r � :e� a� ss where Holmea u, regis esllgat,ng hce . terod. This, mleresl were. d 1,cussed and ex- lion of establishiog an A,nl'rican cla . a fire al 10:01 p. DL Tue.d ay :' i: lo 1"ney were greeted on campus however, wa, expected to bave e uthplained by hun_ evening. �; � . , ;\!....... _ 1,·�' •·. military ..... in Laos o, · ,yinr. to µ,le Tuesday afternoon r er and Tue,- little effect on the actual opera• 0 pok The fire wa, confmed la the Home A.lien llartlay r, died r . ,. ��'" _s l, . �- P� ,Jlll ll the k h,:dom Into an anll- .lay night with a st,iillge miilure lioo of the two deparbnenl Clonch ;;. 81 an/hod -;,1 l· n ng coitlnllss 11!1 wt, w oven of an electric range with lhu, � bout gb � bJa . Qmuflunt!ft alliance. a ei t l . cu l ck "to h� owri' 1ane due comme alion of rourtesy,, curiosity and plalA l!l)hneJ la the cam-. Ilia flame,, being quickly e,tin- borne oil s of nd re Locu,t-st fn lliddleporl, . _ oo Tho diploma l ie � • sit u ation w , s boond and rowdyism that ruulled in two ar, pua at a private reaidcnce. l4laa guilhed by the Middleport o •co ' mg north V hm- 1be de<eued - 6ora In a,.,. pro,oollon lo th• ·ebtffltll compli�altd by the conti nue.! Jn. resla and O rock-throwing allaclt Hunter waa � ; w ll e car. as f reed lo auigned to a pri •ale teer Fire Deparlmenl the betJermenl �f Middleport. _ ability of B,ltaln, France an d lhe lesion Va. Ibo _, ol I b o cul bac:" J� 911:de� struck nY room nonnally/ used for •lallon No dama ge wa, repo,ted by la � Id K, 11..u.,, ,t Mrs. Ray .P«kens waa I n United Slates to ag,ee on just on television cameramen. . te T a C . the rear of e Clonch vehIC1e, fo char e of lhe at Myor, Hall, one of the larger Fire Chief Tom Darst. No. waler ourt 11e1u... SIJ, busme ss "7 hla -,; mootin g g what slep, should be lakeo to H e II control of The two Atlanta Negroes we re darmilorie, for womao 1ludenll was u.ed •d wen! ovor and reports were given by Mrs. see in ..tlnKUiabing the Ev lheae chlldre, Mn, � k an international solution of lo have begun clas,.. Tuesday, Two Myers girls - Charlotte Dr. R. E. Bofce, Alfred M. El- a 75 fl . em":;:n:.:: blaze, only dry chemical . Dar,t t �I Guy Reynolds of • recent meet- tho Laos J Canlrell. Glllllpolil ; Jin. alluat ion. blrfeld, Edlton Hobatetter, WarNewell was traveling a I o n e ing she attended but the ,tsyed in Atlanta _ 70 Jooe,, preseident of the Womeo' 1 sai d. . the in Columb\15 ----( Sara ilaw>el O ,. 0 R ren Plclteu, and Eldon w..ks and was oot h un and Mr. and mile : the west - while Federal Student Government Associatim, Last nlghl's fire alarm was � perlnining to the re<llslricling of � rt e Mra. J._ I M wore ....,ected dlrectoni of lhe Mra. Clonch l ra�ellng Jn e the BPW club, Jn the slate, and D' tr'ct Judge W. A Bool le and J udy Alexander _ qulclt- second of the year for lhe Mid� 14n te�.BCase Dismissed In Pumeroy National Bank al a reg- Clonch car rece,ved no lnJ. unes. Eigbleen RoUer, .: ;ed d wn a section of the ly anno unced they were moving dle port Department. Mrs. Denve, Rice , chairman of , N 1 ,mcyl ular annual meetfng of stockhold- Dama ge to the Newell car was ,18: • 1 8 , opria lions that out ol the dormitory to esca pe firemen answered �ei gs _ Courl � try the finance committee. Mrs. Rice � . " _._ Cal rn18AJ 10 ------era 'helday afternoon. estima ted at $500 and ,1 00 to the announced that the club will be Accord ing to recorus in "lein. wouId h_ ave cu funds for the living under the same roof with a . bro;er, bert• CbarJestc:.. ";• of courts Evelyn Lucke's office university the m,nutei the Negroe■ Negro. Mr• aobstetttir wu re--eIected Clonch vehicle. . 5ponsoring a public card party o . Mrs. M a r t h . ■istert, tw Va.; ---three ledger entries have been reported to class. But MISS Hunter recelved .. chairman of the board of direcon the !(llh of th is man th . . Allee Winlpfd Mn:. and Denison . , • diY lrealmenl rrom most made since yesterday morn ing. In Washington 1he upreme fnen tora and Mn. Maxine Grlf!Uh D Re;,on, of th e ub a Ch ISleGau lle Calla In Columbw, of both � � The suit by John R. G,af. et. Court refw,ed lo stay deoegrega- other donnitoey lnmalea. wu named again aa board de •• ro iect, w e Mr. Hartley RrVed fn lbe N..,. against W. If Lamp. el. al tlon of the university for aoolher About 15 g irla ,oon crowded al � ..': '" ;an � re, ,.._ Cabinet For Session retary. w ey •· durin g World War ._ •• a ....,,_ . PARIS 1 UPI 1 _ presidcnt M � �; E Ti ;• ha, been dismissed from court stale appeal. St udent leader, said lnlo the Negro·, ta.telully-decorM the Americao Legion ,-_ of ber Charle, oo ;i': de GauUo calle<I hi, cabl- ;:;, • n':: :�s dr:'.;. lo; ;: records upoo application or the Tuesday n ight's rowdy em str and w ro H�tt'::="'.'� ' Bennett Post 0� Middlepat, • ey-: � ::� � i � , '°°':' .;; e t together n today to sellle d� l plaintiff, with court costs paid· donn tory. G" w Woeu .,.. president and cash, hons were touched of as m allendanre award . . the D.A.V., and re1....i u a lall s of hil plans lo bring a nail Earl F. Lockell was given by the �pre me Court decision as said the receplroa wu• fnendiy ler. bo . PARIS (UP!l -PresidenJ Habib ductor oo the New Yorlt 0.. lo Iha six-year-old war with the leave Jn which lo file an answer by the actual admisS 00 of the and wurm. • The ard also promoted RichImportant Meetm g . Algerian rebels. Bourgwba of Tuni!ia a stocky Railroad about four yean agw. "Wo are glad lo have and cross petition in a aull pre- N,g,oe,. ard J. Chamber, f- assistant . Fr nds may eall at lbe Rawl"" North African Sin ce the three-day ...,rerendwn Called For Tonight ke Jngs ie m Co In the slate capitol In Allanta here," one of the Stria told 14Y"' Funeral boma ma ,:;th a tootham leader sen led by R uthann LocJ ·•t Roi> tant I p li le;;. ad fro - all , y be the y ile �81 � � past. l� ':e :� ended Sunday and gov De Gaulle The Meigs County Flreme n·, ert Faulk ••• also been g iveo another move waa expe<ted today Hunter ..W be ........, llllql In bringing together the Al- whe� :'..· 1110 nd la : d ale Of popula r support for his Algerian !.sso<ialion will meet In regular leave lo Ille a supplemental pelat ed d er pen ing arrival ol. llt• gerian rebels and President peaee drive, the 70-year-old Pl<I> session al Middle port tonight al litlon in • divorce lull by Marie � Oltlo s.':ioo1 al a:::i.� b from California. r e t daug . Cbarlea de Gaulle. Wflliam J. Hobit,,ller wa, also dent ha, held one ...,Je ,ence aft- 8. A d llCUSIIOD on civU defenae Faulk, plalnlilf. er another w1'lh top e'\pe�Bour-•"'· ...,, cm Al. wIll be reswned aI thI! ' meet lng. •-- baa walked ■ dlp(o. ----rt-elected man er of the Rut• erla. ic ma 1 t tightrope on Algeria since land o111.. wit� Edftb William- g 5 ayor ---,--Legar Fines M : �:;.,� �=:: rebel �II f�� began bariio,Jng y en ' ICIJI as wlatant t . Jnch manager J � . tw 'proVJSJOnal government present. U M•ig, County Is to WO n 18 ourt ONE ADDE.D . Innocent: arson, L<Jve. Martio ra a rb a B PLEASANT PT . Other reappointed, ear. employee, Only one person was added lo have a local civil defeose un it it In a session o. a y or Pome,oy M�yor g 0 0 O ""'' Maxine GrUf lh, ,ecretary : the list of persooa residing in fa mo,1 lm;ieratlve lhal all de- Charles Legar,s Court lasl ntgbl Lynn Mo rgan aod Freeland Lyle Ou Douglas Bowling, Jr., a non, Since then h� problema have . . Lera K. Jonea. teUer and general __{ty ,' Gilman Grimm' drunken county i'all during the past 24 partment, be represented ' an 89- two persons were a&sessed fines. Foll, rndlCted by lhe Mason Coun• !!..... andeelhe ii anx.ioua to the · increased . , •--L•eeper; charJolie M • Evant, hour,. Frank ·w11 l wutI·am ,Me Jn mng, rm Jury Grand Court ...... noceo Circuit ty dr aee Ra!Ph Haw Iey was f'"ed .1: Iv m Knott waa taken In· social lon spokesman said. 90 � ler and eneral kk r to c ust y for execut·'" ol fine dlarg. and costs on a charge of intoxl- charge11 of murder � week en· Rock 1'ndicted fOr car theft Rebel Groap -::::c---:- od boo eepe ; g . tal . O an1t Clay, teller and c I e r k, and D OF A TO MEET ca t ion and Clara J. Wallace was terod lnnocenl pleas m appear- ., and Paul Hayman md,eled 00 When the rebel .. government", PT. PLEASANT - F,ivo . _. The past councllors of the II assessed <asll. N. M':,y Grover and Marilyn a nre, in Court Tuesday morn- misdemeaoor charge of oarry lng fir,! ,el up sbo;> In Tunis il coma penalty of an d 125 ben were re-elected to the Board P.WU.Y ILLNl!:88 of A will meet Thurday evenlni co, Wolfe; boolckee_, and O I l O ts on a cha,ge of leaving the Ing. a Joml fel- prised a relah�ely 111n111l group. of Trustees, uo County Hoopfla p�lol and also ut M n al m tho o of Mn. James aeene of an accidenl W la Froat Sentinel motor lflrtennacl!' 1111Stodtan. ho ti any charge of breaking and enter- Now Ill guerrilla army lo ostl- al, In<. , at tho Aanual Morgan Indicted In Mrs was Sayre with Mr Charles aa tod Coen as lilNlql 1. carrier, ay serious famid --,------� on mated � about 30,000, all armed Corporate Mcmben of M the d ath of her husband, E d- ing wlU enter their plea� • :; ll) illne81 pNl<enled him making co-hootesa. aod lramed. ME108 GENERAL R08PITAL ward J. Morgan and Fox w ,s In- day. Dana Leroy County Hospital, Inc. . last tdlbthis run Tuetday evening . T•106 Be.. ecled ._ L ll """"'Jerry ayne Grogan, ind1eled on W MAN CITED -.,ClOIICelSlc • de ulba ur Bo g m n am lo a of diete ath e Willi d the n i d Admiss '1 H _ IIITl' Th l y ft of car charge joi e lcoy n P t Mannin a r the leftwlng prell&Ure when he let the Dr Jack Buxton Eugene I I � SMrl'R INE� Are Reported Sold g C. Hayman, 26• L<Jng Mlnersville. 0•1• Putn ey. B wero transferred to juvenile rebels in but be has made atale- acli . With 1.., and two day, Jame, Smith wa, fined 15 and Bottom was arrested by the slate Dlschargea - Mnt. . Charles Tr1al and J Fruth Garland r e urt pr,, of II Mrs. a b r, Morgan, . . left until tho deadline, County cost, this mornln co . meols from lime to llma indicat- Each .,81 elected for a m County patrol and cited to Meigs county Wilson and "'"• Reedsville : Lou- sented by cour-a;,polnt g m me, t a lto Lee h ree ThompllOll 1' . belt ed tho m, ud A itor Gordea Caldwell today Court on a charge of hav mg a court Saturd ay dlarged with ex, ing be firmly rebels. 1"Br te . The other lea lnd Partlow, Pome roy ; A ud rey ey, S. D. Lllllepage and C. J. Judgo Ja ae<1epted the pleaa and ..t Jano- Ott tho other hand, be la 118id 111111ouncod thot a total of 11118 defedlve muffler, record., •how. oesafve •peed. ben of the Board are R a I p b Be'2mg, Pomeroy. Hyer, wa, ttebeduled lo begm 3t a a oenlencidg day for those to have a personal liking r De ary claf! !al' had been sold . .\lso, 31 fo rump Carl Adler Vitul BarlC Mond•Y, January 30th al 9 30 ' entering guilty pleas. Those en- Gaulla and would like lo know he XtnneJ Ucena.. have beeo rJey, Jr:, I. G. Vo�, C. J. a. m. taring pleas of lnno<eht will be oollld rely .. French pretectloo e chued bJ ownora. R y Crank, Jame, Hall, R. A. pu w Fox, represented by attorney iven a trW date for this Audttor Caldwell ,aid that nearterm should 'aoy threat lo Tunisia do, John on, Tom Rou and g a J. G. F. Johmon, had no lrlal of Circuit CUrt. • • ..1op. !Awls. i B ::11 :��:'s1�:!°:i:::. $40 Bail Money Bow'!:ba�1e•;..�ed the llne, ry 20 :-.;-;.:= · SAN FRANCISCO <UPI>-A vo]. isl dtsl' th from tor a Sen •• ture a ua dea,d dof tq JIUt'<bal "We are oot galng to lei II stoy slowly, and a decision about whet "prophet of modern Tunisia " and the Board, other ollicen Taken on will "° ipqulrtd to 1111 an adBy Court r ara R. trlct when Jt conven.. \\'edn.. Two pel'IOIIS forfeited • total of � nearly eompleto sup;,o,t of A. Johnson, •i<e-;lmiden , JI a 1 ley of bllllell hu ended the prol> the e, that', for sure," said lo do wilb the remalna didn't ap, dl!Joual penally DD eadt t d ay 1ema ol Iha wayward whale of Jame, N. Brown, 1uperintendeni pear to be eomfng u p any raater , boogbt. l40 baU money lhll ""1rnlng Jn h11 4 mlllioo poople. �, waged �wis, secretary and Rey Pie, so _ but it lefi Ille ell) ol of the Society for Prevenlloo of Everyone agreed that the car<a,s Othe rs JndJcted last week and Middleport Mayo, Kenoelh Mo, a ,o.year '"'!'ggle to aehieve m- treasure r. San Franci■co with a problem of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). "It had lo be removed - But they entering plea■ Tuesday were : Elhirmey'a court. dependence from France in I�. Board memben are � bf IIQUAD CALLED Ill own today. will be fragrant by morning," couldn't agree on who was going Lewis Wo,thy Jone,, bad chocks. James D. Meado•. L e t a r t Now • ,uec,,ssfu l move by hun corporate memben of Iha orpniEmergency Toe IO,foot grey wltale made a Brown also ••rnecl that the lo remove ii. The Pomeroy guilty; Charle, Daugherty, bad Fa ll,, forfeited $15 bond on a to secure peace hetween France zation, who .,,. per,ona ha•"'oquad was called II 1,� y etler, valiant ,bow of alrea«lh dur•ng bloody <arcau may a•tracl ll'• a whale ol a problem, • • check charge, guilty; Ernest Le- reckless operation charge and end the Algerian rebels �uld contributed 125 or more b1 U t a • daf e vening IA> aid Louiae Part- fll 14-hour baltlo to IIIClpt from sharks. roy Wamsley, breaking and enter- Jan Dunt ro'.felted 915 bond on greaUy enhance h ,s stature m the building of the hospital. n e h w ht ni Monda an be all tt . low Condor-it, who was alllrer- a mue of piling., below tho pie r "They come Jn the bay overy !,,,. � g I enle ed a lar , Ing, KUllly; !Jonald Hill, b • d • charge of d1Sturbmg Iha peace. rest of the Afr1<an wo<id. inl' from · • brokt111 hip. Ewfng•, Into wfuch JI had strayed and of- afght - and � they get a whiff the ma LD STATI umON _ om i a ! check charge, guil ty : Ernest Le- Middlepon Chief of Police Her- Hourgulba ls anti · C.mmunfJt FAIRFIE ambulanee was called and Iran• ficlals warned that the whale wiU of blood, they'll be down lhere," opening al th• front of the ,, ,er roy Wamsley, breaking and en- bert Gilkey also reporied tbat himself and undoubtedly o ld be Tuesda t peral _h � ll Y ted the injun,d woman kl Hol- be oven "lffilllller" fn death un- he said and awam deep into t he maw ol terlng, guilty ; !Joaald Hill, bad 11115 meter money waa eolleeted upael by C-OmmWl1Bl Chm.,. or low . � 41• ',"· Wednesday roadina - - Iha carcaa u, removed. : Hos�ilal_ · 'fhe 4,000.pound mammal .iled piling,. chedt char&e, fnnocent ; George this week. al 11.00 a.m. Ruaaian inlerveollon In Algeria. Rod Taylor, Alan YOUI\I BURFON•OIJCII .,,.,. IGYer I Prayer Theme Of Meeting Details Of Patien t Care Costs Outlined At Semi-Annual Meetin g FRIDAY NOT OPIN SHOP Pickens and SAVEi * ' Dnot«l To Th. lntnuu Of TM Mel•,-M- .4rea · , Mayi Be Asked Of l · I Voters This Year (Technicolor) WID, and THURSDAY " A W OMAN LIKE SATIN" Brilltte Bardot and n Kenneth Robinoon. 117 � M at the Salisbury School on Sun Pleasant st., Pl. Pleasant, Mw day J anua� 22 at 2 n r·m · T h . e Pauletta M . wms · lon, M ason, W curved bar � the h.Jghesl rank '� Va. . Mrs· Pearl P. McBride , Sy­ the lnter�1atc Girl_ Scouts. Af racuse, Warner 0. Morgan, Jr., Va. visited Sunday with Mrs. Bir• __________ where refreshments were servedl l ====== === ter the gu-ls went mto patr�ls, Rt. 1 Rutland. Homer A. HenderI ton. tie Watts. They came especially == ; r dues were taken and the duties ENLISTS lN NAVY by the Dorcas Circle. Serving the 11� son, Rt. 2 Jack.son, Jack Bondurd ay th Wat , b Dr ie, I n 1... tha n a n hour a nd to ce leb rate Mrs. t · k [ George Dean Bumgardner, son refreshment , were . Mrs. Paul [or a se<�nd class rank were dis- ant , Rt. 4 Jackson , Ross <li:lllea, it'• guarlJnteed washabJr So I cussed. ol Mr. and Mr■. G eorge J B um- Smart, Mrs. Isabel Winebrenner, Wellston, Mrs. Robert L._ Ke mg • � easy to a pply' Velvet,rich ftni,,h d e t enll wa, Mason, Gerald s Mrs. David Sne ller. Mrs. gard ne r ol Chesape••e. Earl E. Wills, ar. , January ln your choi.ce of lov iq colon. Navy 4,n Anthony and Frances Mrs. in the u. S 1ella. Bnan D. Landrum, Peeb­ imd has been transferred lo the Bearhs. -----DlKharged Naval Training Center, G r � a t Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett . · · discharged lnrecently Patients · . VISJ Lakes. Ulinols. George enlisted t and daughters of GaIII?()1 lS Mrs. Gerald Lowery, Homeluded Sta<l Recruiting Navy the l mo . A ed Sunday wit h Mrs. C. L Formerly Smith Clolhing Co. through F Kmg, WilJae� Fisher, E er tion, Point Plea11ant . Athens Road . U MIDD LEPORT, OHI O ham Ray Hoffman, Pamela Jane He � in tho Electron ic, Field . • d y Mrs. C. L. Arnold left . �• � Whee ler. Mrs. Thomu Salyen. Wlder the Navy'11 High S C h O O 1 1 .Jr· TB Levy Renewa l . "POU.YAHNA " EvWJS, 856 Fourth Ave., H o m e r e held their regular meeting st tt 275 Jackson Pike, Mark af- Henshaw, .._ ...., ... Pomeroy-Middleport/ Ohio, WedDeaday, J&11. 1 1 , 11161 -------�-----------::--7.:-:;---:-;::::;-;::;-:;:--;-:::--:--:-;--:=:--------------=--==:-::::=6c PEB CO:f! ; TONIGHT were : MiSll Jean Pullin, D a V I 1 Hall, Gallipolis, Mrs· George J. ---.. ..... ....., ,.1.lllt....,,. .,..._ : 'llu...,. VOL XII NO. 224 MEIGS THEA day and ODe unll Monday. En&erHI: HOlpbal g Amon those who entered Hol· zer hospJtal in the put 34 houri • a1 y __ en t1 n e ' I· '" · I 1 e ful - and l,-Stm= d•Y_·=='""""""'="""""'j the hos pltaJ included one un lt SUn• • (Hih i.. t d P .\r1 h Iii. 1 1 1 ,' ":,1,1 I 1 11 ,\ J l l n h St,. -... r.., 1o .. ..., la .. Ua!W •1 ft .._. ,.y;f I l � ihll PNl Ofa flow De� te .,.ll N wtllt 111• "1111 M lilt eN. rt • W 1111, c, Holley . 1'ffly n J � � - �""' P� .,':_._ J M , Luttrell, Aupo! Sheela --, n. - - -· .,.. na Sl&ler, Henry Beach, N • • b Mn. Harold N.,.tll. �Ii Flllb b•• ,c ��• s,. , Olen St.. Pl. Plealut, "I"'- t,ll P·"' 1rvy """·-· ouuw, Wilbur. Mra. ' Blanche Taylor Earl Willa. AU other pallenll wer,i reporied good. TU Po-.y, 0111• Blood admlnu,tered N1Cenlly al H Id R I e e u Qr from s 1 . J " eeks vaca l iori :n 1,1 .i oµe ne-,1 1111�1 ·71editation hy ,hat World Day of Prayer would " ' Happy." on the aeoo�, BirthFlorida where !hey visited With ! he pres1derit, Mn. Will i� .. n�- ! be held February 17. . day : · and on - �he th1rd layer , Mr. and Mrs. DallM L\ele·: ins ,rnd . bony P rogran1.1 of the e•,en mK Mn. Hoss Pullen, i.o\' e gift "Mr. Elberfeld. fam ily were pass,d out b; Myna chairman c<>nducte<l the de<l1 • Present for the dinner wer e the Fred Sht-fleu i:i reported to be Wilson · cation of the offerings with Mrs : hooored guest, Mr. and Mrs. �I,,, Je<l S ss l ocrne what m proved lrom a " McMaster ia yv E L tt,gbes, Mrs. AUen Hugb• i Ired Elberfeld . Mr. and Mr,. W1lMi vere cold al his home 011 ,1ill r!evot ional period which include<! es, Miss Fr(-ddie Houdashel� �d I liam Anderson and sons. J O h � Street. script ure reading and medi ta '. ion Milla Sylvia McMastrr :iss1st10,: Jim and Don, Mr. and Mn. Wil • Mr. and Mrs . Jan1ei,, T i t u s, The de,ot ions were do.serl w it h her. lia"l B . Do wnie and son, B i l l y. SUPER ­ KEM -TON E ��--·== - . . .' . =: i: =.i��r � Mr. Elberleld's 93rd �1rtltday 'Noble Heritage' Title OI Program y Ob,erved At Dinner On Saturday _ P-1& wmiton. -.. - , l"lalwood,, 111. .. . Monda · · nory Society M ISSIO · G,ven Elberfeld WH celebrated w- llerbe er.-, Pall! ,... "" . .. ..,,,,. ,. . . . ,. j �-. • _-:..·; • .... ,_ .... - .. ..u •..,, ...,.,.,__, .......'-'"- . . .. - ... --~- a ::._._11!'_;,µ..:.,,,,.. __ _......,_._ - .. &.••-·----v-, ' . . -u ~ .. '( ,-.P,1 tinPI The Dail,, ,,. •, COMMENTATING, ... . CRADLE OF,, THE DEEP IEDITORIAU , ..,..._.n, - --.11111.»• Facts About t:ommunism llldil&an Ii lflllllln lleNrvt a, A.lit~ M Gall~ilisBlueDevilTrJJm .,-.'::rw, UlllYtrllty "'1 lP11fffm 71, c.duvillo 711 Racine'• Purple Toroadooa woo their ninth of ,o alarto th!, <al!< ,..,.n Tuooday nlghl with • e:;. 4ll romp over tho unakllled Chaw>cey-Dover team al Cha1D1cey. Coach Larry Morrl,oo', boy, never were in trouble, l!J"abblng • 21-7 lud at the end of the ~nt ~ and [att,ntng H 81 I he game rolled •• Morrtaon·, 1811 An1 qu on u lo whelher or not Athena bu a good bultetball team, of championship caliber WU auwered here Tuesday night u Coach Chuck' McAfee'i quint rolled over the ho«t Blue Devils &1-37. Gallipolis, after leading 10-9 following one period of play, found the Bulldogs light man-for-man defenH loo tough to penetrate during the final three perloda. AHS, although hitting only 30 percent of Its shots from the field, managed to score often enough to rack up trlumph number 10 against no selbac.u. For GAHS, It wu defeat nine against a single victory. Galllpolll will Ntum lo action =-'' - - - -- - - - - guns were ~ Wolfe and Sam Prioe, each with :12 polnla. Guard Billy McKelvey chipped in 14 polnla, a y halHlm• ,_ o.-·... _ ,,_g ·-"· at .• "'8dy 44 per cent pe<'t, had built up a 44-27 advantage • n d made ,t a monalrou, 10-34 alter lhnle period,. Racine moved to the froo lloe II limes and collected 27 Points ['igur111g . the one-an d-<IOI ID d two ,hot Infractions. Four Blue Devil regular, had been beached with too ma• y fouls when the gal!le ended, end two other• were carrying four. The Tornadoes onl<rlain e ,o.so Belpre Club at Racine !'Iiday Jllght· The L i t 11 e Tornadoe, beat Chaoacey reserv.. 40-211 with Larry 5,alaer reaping hooora a, top • S.v" Money- Time - Waste I t ;.1- Phone WY 2-321M 0 ( ;: ~ !, Fa,aily Will Joi,a ,1. ,--Ole Gallia ..!.:;_ 1 114 - KAI t D 11opel L $~ ~ ... ::E~.ll..:. OW.. - I--'---------,; --~-~ ....,.,_ • 11 •le..,... DIIJo 14. W• Ccl:rb-::c NcKln"1 II. f'·' 1 .,._ 1 ...,. i. • ...W i. w.- - • ""' - ~• ....... ...._ al,,. Llddq Bqbll ., Gmmllo 47 ilAI1 ,.• .,_ _, ..... 1'ranklln llolpt, 41, Cln:lrrllle a 0., .. • fl • • • l'leaunl?fJJo 77, ~ 14 ph II q;q lllo • L,ta. 17, CnoillDo ,1 ,_,, 11. ~ • •eM•te Ai. •cbtebwl JX: ..... N Cardmal •• Aunn ll Twtn,l,.q Ill, AE'III 11.XarJ O Tl • .,, I .,, Bina IO ...,.me a,cw,_ .. 0 WAIIH F6NII TOllONl'O IUPJ) - Ofllc:leh _, Ibo . , _ .....,.. ....,. ......,. lodey - "" """1 cir • ..i nijll 0 >c '" ~~ .~J 1• · -111- tho -WM - ,_ ,... ... lo 1111 • CELOTEX ,c,11• - CEILING TILE polnla. Chlell!O 88 Valparallo tl5 •Howmr, lo the last llanza the Ind St. CoO Ull 111. Joe. lladl I, Children I 0-1 I, Merriman, I 0-1 z, J. ~ 4 2-3 10, Lindner S H 8, C. Mout8<)Dler)' I 0-1 s, Seiber I 11-ll 16, Mitcliell O 1-2 1, Kovalookl o-o-0. TOTALS H u-:ra e. Mlddltporl p:1,;.:;..;,, =-· a. ~ · · • ' '4 newly-founded "All-America Graduallon Game,• an ell·- gamo which will match football player, from of the Mlululppl againat players from weal of the river. CHILDREN;S OXFORDS SI• ~ 99 I\.\ t. I - "T ~ • 12x24 , _ _ . _ X • -• 1 ..... 111 ............... .... '"'' . ....-__ rocna. HOGG & ZUSPAN Styles For Boya and Glrla MATIRIALS ,_,.. •,_I ..... -•=--...=•·--- co. PH!)NI IP U514 \ ._,._ I .·• Tode;y', blaeot WliO lo - . , ~ I lDolell , _ H41dd--...,.mllllptoofdroomt, •• - pr. MIDDLIPOW.T --- .......... ,_.. _ . ............... 131c sq. ft. Plain White, Crw I tbote lloily Roush's ShN Store ____ .te I,.._. Tl_.._._, -: M..-_W.YA. 'I i'! I I '° T Gallipo1· Cbaunce,~Dover, Eveoor O 1-S n:ecutlve vice pruident o( the Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. , ... s,. Tdu' 64 Son s.n, Voll JC 14 Cllrw JC If c.l w a-a u ~ 17 MBM. r of Tech • Ualuo <NY> 17 eotero 17 ~ St. Booa...turo "" G..... 11 Or.... c..eot • llmnld, CDII a Coll. .,. Holy Crou 71 Lmi Beed, cc• a.rt,,,- Call I> St.Fren. •NY, a Broold)'ll Coll" • •• he" _ , U. 71 ~l<ut 7' ow. R. 1 ____, - MJIJe,,riUo 80 KlllZtoWII Drop Contest s S-6 • 7 ti-I 22 McKelvey led the Pomeroy Junior HJgh I 4-11 ~ Bir<b l 4-11 8, Cole l t)-1 I _ lil_am_with_'_m_ · _• _ _ _ __ Wicld!ne I M 6, Roe, IH>-0. TO- PlTI'SBURGH (\JP!) --Oeorge TALS 29 27~ 85. ILefty l JIIIDel bu been oamed D•IIWlr It Right To Your Job Whtn Ntteltdl : .. 14 i,,yo1o <Md. ) 71 Towon SI 311 . FulJec1oo JC S'I Illa - Panther Frosh Pria, W• Mix Concrete To Your Own SpKlflcatlona ( SUnlorda::.a I Panlhor attack folded and DePaul till Ohio U. 110 7.• baby Y • Y waa held - . . . , while the Bluo Frllllldlo ,o IDdfua Central M Graham - U : llkllarcla a..-a O..fla dwnped lo alx mare lo S Weatvn Ku "'1 Kao. Weller 17 7; Mulllna t ~ : Bl•nlreallblp win eully. Will Jewell 11 ~ .., 0,--4-Z; TOTALS 1!-l&-a. Roy Howell loci the little P lbIIO Weflalon ll ::a '3 sa an llTllWmr Ne14 !16 ff a ors wllb alx wblle Fraley dwnp- Tuaa 113 Tuu Tech SIJ Roaervio Wellatoo 11 Net- Id In 10 lo lead Galllpolls. Okla City !OIi Hald..,;- IS IIIIIIYlll 411 Prior to the Fmhmen contat, Rice st T,... Outellan IIO • · tbe ,....th and eighth gradel of towu clallbed, with GalllCha""""Y .. , .... 7 fl >14 43 bolb .,_ . Racine Wolle 10 :1-7-:12 PartON po- wlonlog 111-!n. Lanny Tyo Ready-Mix Concrete I I II Clari <Mau ) Suffolk '" Bis Pralrlt-Ldttlllt 17, Tulia 119 Nortbeutern 111.., , 17 Howard a Bucknell 71 Ptru> Stat. ., Norwayoe a, Brumtrick tJ Bul!olo u. 81 Bllffalo St. ee Gar,wa1 to, illwld • LaSalle 'Tl Lehlgb C North- tlO, Bledt Rt.or IO Friday by hooting Middleport', C.Uy,l,ura 85 Dicklr>ni Im Atlieno 11, Galllpoll, 'II Yellow Jacket,. Athena play, LoIIIOIJTB UL-111 J wt Jaducm a Pil in • return match. Norlh Carolina t13 Wab Fo- 74 l'w.jlo, • . Lopn a 8oJ: ...,. ol the vanitJ game: Tho Citadel t4 William • Mary 61 Nellomlllt C Welllloll Ill GAU.IPOLl8 (17) Hampton 1uL II Howerd IDC) 14 Gloullor • • New Lutnata .. Robert,S-S-9· S-:MI; Webmr Pope U-lll; N' Car ' Coll' • •s-• 74 Racine Thomu <>4-0· 0 IS Rutland•• 17OleUIICO) alloNr a CGnley S-$-9; , Lanier 1-0-2: D. Shaw 'IS St. Paul II North M, Kner C.- • Porter t-l-l ; Saunders IH>-0 : Gil- The Mcl!UiTf as A r ~ St. 71 SOuthweotero 18. .,,._ • more !HM); TOTALS ll•l5-S7, Pwnoray Fr<lhmen drop- Memphla st. IS N.EAST La, .. New Lmcrcl<la St. Aloylbca 71 ATHENS Ill) ped their lint <age outing of the Tulcul1un 78 Mlllipa 71 Ualoa ,.,,._' Bennett 5-1-1!• Gardner <>-0-11• ...... to 1h11 Galllpolll A<ad,my Fllk 1K Clark <Ge.I tll Lick' Vallicy • 1111 ._• Bacon ,._2,-2 . ~ IH·l· ~ Freshmen Monday night. 30-ll, on - a d St. 81 Yllla Maclorm• 71 0 ' S-1-11; Bo. ' C<>rn- the Panther floor ' . MIit' Coll' 115 B"ttm. ·----~ -._ l7 6-3-IS; Pott.m . ~ -" llqlewell M· New ....Celbnf!r well 1-M; Bl. Cornwell »Ill; Po'.""roy waa unable i. hil In ~ Point 71 Watem Carolina c Goldabeny 1-0-l. TOTWl U.lMI the flrat period. They were able Stet,oa 811 Jacuonvllle 11 By quarler1: lo dump In only ·tw• free thruw,, Mlllllltiy,,I St. 111 Alabama e., Galllpoll, 10 14 23 37 both by Jlln Woodgeanf. during (lQ-gta Soulbenc llll Rollloa e., Athena 1 :15 a el the elllirl period while the little Rnard (Alai 99 Fla Soeibn • Re,erye Atbm, 411 Gal- Devita tallied II. lleicdru 17 Arkamu Callego 14 UPolis :Ill. IA the aecoad period Pomeroy MIDWUT NEUONVJLLI: (D) IICONd oi8ht but wu behind 17• Watem Rn. 811 Allegheny ti Kumman 8 1 ... Vol&ht S-<l 10 at halfllmo. During the third ~ 85 Detro!l e., 4 . Deller 7-0-it• oAndenon period the Pomeroy FNllh lt.lged m I ol T 74 Navy Pier Br m 11 ~11; ~ 7• 10, a rally end pulled within I l I Capita] M OttertJo1n 11 soorer, with 14. TAU 14-H-41. By quarters: Wl!Llll'ON (II) Racine ......... 21 44 70 as Ra ll-4-18· llamle ~ -' ;..,:;E: ~ ":::;£':~'<>, ;-:: a:.4:', scoml#r_.., Athens Big Winner Over omadoes Have EasyTimeAt DoPau1 ·• Oblo Abon .. llluilpm .. Copllal •• Ottolt>elo 81 lot) Chauncey • Dover CIiio Weoleyaa n, Heklelber1 14 - • ANNOUNCING THE • • • • Hu8b(ln,l Ir& 1'ripoli · M1·s. PolJline L11mhert and children, Jac11uellne, Richo'.rrl and (' .~ aid will join M-Sgl. Earling Carnival i':'ombcrt ot Wheelers Air Foree Base.; bipoU, Libya on ,Jan. 22 'rht)I .1 i 'I I :Will , reslclc in Mrira lo r r ' .I • ' lhree ;,rears. Al pre!lent, M r 1. Lnmherl and ehtldren are living ;:it tile home of her purents. Mr ~~ .,. ~~ :ind Mii.. Rober! A. Edwards, Sa- , lem Cihter . Mra. Pm1Hne La mbert is 195.1 1 grndu ate of H11tl11n<t High SthOOI. ,Jacquelin e <, IM•kii•J got>!i 10 the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - -.:....---'I fir11l grade- !n i:rnde s('hool. want my dauchter to be' happy, younir; man. Surely JOIA havt a, FEW bad habits for her to a•t her taoth lntol" ' 't i -·., Keith Goble Ford I n corpora t e-d ,J Salem CentE-r JDIQS C O ~ ONLY FORD DULD JANUARY 12th - 13th AND 14th I A detir usually sheds its anller~ I i;vcry year. I YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL 1961 FORDS ON DISPI.AY t • IN OUR SHOW ROOM ,,, Grange Meets Tonight To H R ear eport Racine Grange met December 23 with Mast1}'r Earl Crosa in charge, 11nd w!ll meet tonight 11Kuin. II was r<Porled lhal a box wos Parkers Run Last Quarter Social Items n., Logan Branch Office of the ' BV HAZEL J'llANCII! Bureau of Workmen's Compen- 1 Mr. and Mr11. Ralph Swan Yil• ~ • aation made awarda totalling ilcd their son Ralph Jr. la1t • \ $198,S?S.79 (or compensation, SalurdaJ. 11ieJ 11aw their nt\\' ~!!!!..!1.!!!!i.!O.!:!!,.!,L!:""!a.""~!!,,.--------••;_•_',11-~I.IJ.1.lJ ! medical and hospital lel'Yice& dur grandda1;1Rbter, who was bMU to ., ing tho months or September, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swan Jr, on Did you havt • pod time at tht p~rty, Junior? sent to .,hens Si ale flospilal wtd ] October and November, 1960, ac- ' New Year's a basket fixed · o needJ family cording to figures released today named Rlta 1 I . Day. She ha, """ carol. Nolf -u t.11 ~ II find out . IOOller or later anyway!" you llll&flt U ~-~-~~=7,;=;~:=;;:=i.=~~~==:===--------;;--;c~::-:-:-:;- ;-;-: :; -: ~.:. me -··-B for Christmas . by Mrs. Jame• M. Gawt, Deput> .. A ~u•sl, Mrs. Marie Koblenlt., Administrator ol the Lo aan will gi'v fl • report on the State Branch omce. "========r=':~=:==::;,;==7.:=:=:=:"::::"=====:;;~4;;:~b;;~ Grnngt• Conv1 nlion tonight. i It handles claims for Hocking, r f WHAT A 1WESE STOGKS WILL STANO llcfreshmentJ; will bf! potluck Athens Meigs, Gallia, Jackson. c~E004Q WA$. f)c)QTR)L.10f 'THfi TEST OF TIME,MR5. The h~cture period, Dec. 28 was Vinton and F11irricld Countiea. The ~ INVESTMEN'1" CH~=~/ ~~~~E.~ ~';.~~ER a ddayed Christmas program office, located al 151 Norlh High C.OUNSEl.OR••• REAL 6ROWTM OVER Sew · . 1. readings were given and $tl"(.~t, Logan. 11 open daily for ME PICl<EO BLUE 'TME 'VSAA.S ••• plet:<l~ spoken by severnl of the the convenience of employen and CHIP 5-"l'QCKS rhlldren. A Christmas eantest wa'.. injured workmen . FOR 11-IE FIQMS I r The 'll Do It I 1 won by Multie Vo~t and Dobb) , Slnllh. Quarterly blrlhdoys wor" obst>1·ve-rl . Refreshment, were ooo1c1.. , ~~ke. <-'OC-O~. coffee and candy I ' . 3 • IT' eP Ir JI 1~1 11 · ' E11,led 011 S,inday Mr. und Mrs. A. A. iP,tel NiIbert and dnua;hler ,Tina Michelle C.USTOMERS--~ IJav, ·Schedule Tu,o • . Ho,,. For Teenafflrl i,~. Kennedy m.alu• U1e fourth llcu :,,cra llc Pru ldent ot ;, 1, 0 ,-tul'.1, u.d th• oLbu three \Ytre Inaugurated tu tac, UtHe8 oJ c rlais and peril ,P dl' Top: 1'11ttce lldwl.rd Whtie .rwears In Woodrow WU1on tn 1913. Then can,e World Wu.r Wlliloa't pndecUIOf, WIUI A.m HowA r,1 Tart . II betwoen. Mldtlle : Clll@f Ju 11tlce Cha.tie• . , _. R • Y 1a1"'111ti&l'I the oath to Frankllr, ~ lano Roonnlt In lBSS with the nation k:t1t'11af I.I dtpNUlon t.nd World Wa.r 11 a Cew JtUI ahen<I. Lower : Chld Ju• tict L , ~ VJ.uoll twtlU'I IA 811.rry Trwna& . ., .. .... Kwea wu juat &round U1e comer. ·...... Now LETS SlaE WHAT C"EOOAR LEFT TOHIS HetRS WHEN fiE SHUl'FLEO Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth and ~h to repn.-senl Wah am a H I & h I and Mr.,. Cnd Nlbc11 of G11llipct- I !IChool in tht ?.~~•lgs. Ma.son cham· Us. ·1iorulhip dance contest finale set ' The rites of bnpti.sm we: ., be held Jan. 28 in Pornimty. for .... · I on Tinn Michelle an . This cor:,ing Sa:11 J.ly evening'..; Y· c;;unday at thf!I Uni ,:: .., nee will be i1r ' l in Pom('1·oy : , c t:hurch, by the pa3tor IHigh apon,ored bj' the VonlQ' Ji:u1en, lllown, _ _ __ Clul>, _ , .,_ eNO DILIGATION e e el'Uli REGlffRATZON OFF·•·~ •lfle•t Trt211e1 E"er On Your Car H MONTHS ON NEW CA.BS • LOW PATIIENTS PORO CARI-F1lrl1-, Falrlane 500, G• ,Hle, Thurut.rblrdt, Stallen Waaona ... 4 Doon, Hard Tope, Convertl&IN, 2 Doort 34 CARS IN STOCK ALL NEW 1961 FORDS 1961 MODEL TUDOR FAIRLANE ()nly $2569.65 Delivered . · Nou, 11 Tu l'l•e r .. Tt ON THE SPOT FINANCING BUY THE CAR THAT TAKES ·cAR.E OF ITSELF Wit~ h•ter, AMtomatie 'l'l'en. .falon, Spare Tire, Oil Filter, and Turn lndleatort. ---·-~-_ ..... _..,.. _ ......, eYOU NIID NOT II PamNT TO WIN We Are Gaing."To Sell New 1961 Fords j ..,. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th - - 7 P.M. COME IN AND REGISTIR FRIE •Ouanla lh Own Muffler KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. elD,IIOD MIi. WIIIIWI Ch.-Jeb ~ Warnnt, la In Wrltl• e4000 MIi• On 011 Ch11119 A d.tn~ for teenagert la plan• ned for Friday nenina at lbe Wahama ~ School auditorium beginning at 7:30 p. m , I The Wahama Honor Society 'l'c.xal! after a three weeks vis- emrees. it with their par\ints. Mr· and I More courles wm be selected NO., HttS CINTUll --lotm ,The Next Three Days $300. 21 Inch RCA Television Set To Be Given Away • N..,., Nork WHlng s'ponsor~ of tho teen -,yent, an• nounced the Jaya, Kenny HyaeJl I retur:,~d Sunday to Kingsville, ttnd rl oll .Jordan will serve u ~ .. I FAVORS FOR ALL DOOR PRIZE BIQ DISC01JNTS ON .t\LL CA.BS . . . . . . . . . TIJDOB FALCON 1161 MODEL . . . . . . . . . . . . $1119.48 lnoladt1 Heater, Spare TJr11 Turn JncUaton, Oil Filter. "Up to 30 mile, per 11llon, TRUCKS Econoline • 6 Cyl. • 8 Cyl. FlOO, F250, F350, FSOO, F600 DUMP TRUCKS LOW PAYMENTS SOUTH THIRD AVE• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I �-~,.......-" ... -~ ~- ......... ..-.,,..,...,,, ... ' .... .,.,, ' l Hal,ery D e pt. Values! Frozen Foods! b1h1 S« '• 111111t I\IANJ - Whhio, Cullanl, Cherry, Orona• BREADED COD ---------~°:. 39c IIIEL FOOD --·----~-~ 39c To,,...._s.a ..... IVMI BREADED PERCH ------~°;::380 4 equal port!••• WHITE BREAD _____ 2..!~~ 35c Ham - ..., - l',11tra111I SMOKEY JOI SANDWICHES _______ Z';;.. 1.00 "'""le BUffl ng t~n: 5·8 JUmp-s · h Ot U4I 'I" Nobloco PINWIIIR De~ 1~J!.~n Touchdown Cluh on S.U,.. 1 8,ma,i 1!"1 Rn,.,h ,m.,i,u, and rlay 1~,, Min""°"' fOOlball tom, J!JOO 1· :-:- arr!Qlt'LH ~oll r-h;1mp1on. al:,;o will he honored al t8' (qt- Turned 1'ide For Middlerort Club ~~:,;~:,";,:;,:, ~;;;, ~:n::::~ I::~m ·:1 ::=. out,taodlnc By Bob [. Hyer : Datly Sentinel- .~ Pomeroy-Middlepor'., 0 ., Jan. 11, A 6-8 Eddie Spriggs_and his 27 porn ls made little dif- art1~t. le I cGIJop 1961-1 ference to a ball •haw king Yt>llow Jac h! qurntt>t Tues~ Hoi • day night as they slapped the_sec-oruJ pla ce Jark so n Jron~, . A,-,.• -,i.,,. 11t AHWIII'" ftd"'• ,w, T 1 charity tosses. I quintet rolled to an easy 51 l.o 41 singn lead the t :agli•s in rt>• men with their seeond upst>t lfL a rn~ .d7 l to 63 . C h 0 Buff's" point production broke the scoring record in I \'klury boundinp; wil.h 17 and rn aiiie<·e A wihil _\' c heering c.: rowd at Mid lt>port saw .oac Logan High's gynt , held previously by Bill Saxton in and ron\ro!led the boards .tll Nolan P. Swat.:khamer's Middies pYt on an aggressive 19491.and equalled bv Ed Grandy in 1951. They had c.:an- Coach &O Ashlt'y", Ec1stt'm mght. l'hut·k Collms J.!a(·ed Ash• full court pres!'; for three quarters last night and comned 35 points . Buf(ington's 38 1·s tops ,·n the SEOAI. Eagles mo11t"1 uul to a l!J.-6 hrs1 ley's quinM with lij JKlltlts ;ind lli eteJ _.,.. disorganize the boys of Coach Dave Fi~hf:' r. this season . quarter lead la!;t night und were Bt-1inetl hit for 16 to h•ad W,1ha• M1ddlepo1l W<.1s riown Iii to 12 h c· k~ oul m front 34 t-0 26 at 1 Logan took the opening tip and finglon hit on 1wo oonse<"ut ive never fronled by tilt' luckless ma. at 1t1tc .-nd ur tht hrsl quarter be· lht> h,1lf hll for a 2-0 leaa which was given ' field goals and Winebrenner one I charges of Coach Jatk Campbell I Eastt>rn·s tt>~ rves µlaytd a c.iuse vi Jat·kM>n 5 &-8 Soph""" J;wk.•,on ,11\emµted a lu ll ("-OUrl , way only once,_ lhrou_ghoul the while _holdin)l Logan scoreless tor I_n, the second period_ the While te,·•, · •,,,. b·•I I "'"ffie "··for .. i.,.w,n" mort' . Sµrigg s. whu bat1~ many pri;-s~ at the st..irt or lhf' M"corn-1 , ,. ,-,u r.lt' , ... uv "I"> first period. \.\1th 4. 10 left for• the in.in. Falcons began lo lmd the rang~ . "' '" to ., 7 to th" "ab• Fal,... n~ "of, Midd1e shots awily 1n lhe O(Jf"rl · ., ~ u vu~ o half bul to no av.ail as the .fad:.• I ward Bob WinPbrenner hll to Sieve Ualton led tilt' losers and out smN-d tlu> F:agles lJ lo Koutz led Eastern with 10 bul mg pe riod <11111 euntru!led bu l h f'lit ' aJ!!:rt'~~iVf' fll"'SS proved t 0 0 1 IIVI!! the PanUiers their firs.I lead with a good output of 26 point s 10 Chuck Har~nives hil( f111 15 lo ' Voards mueh 101 .Jo• b un of the game and Lr;.111 of the per- on 10 fie ld goals and si.x ol ti Again in tht third period t.hc JJlll.'lt tht' 11,,ii.nt'rs. Jn the -.,t'ton<l ~nod it was an MHJdl~110rl muw,\ out to a 52lod. free throws. while Phil Woltz Wahama quintet moved closer to, Easlt'rn tnmAs Friday night ent1relv dilh:rent story . 38 lt!<J<l befurt' lht' t'nd of t he The first quarter ended with and Louisa c:hipµt>d m 16 and 10 their first wrn of the 1960-61 bas• to met>t the 1-'arkC'rsburg L1ltfr Cl!ai.:/1 Swatkhami-'r sent h i" tlurd µenod lwh111d 1hc 10 po1n· 1 Pomeroy behind 16-13. As the respec-lively, kt-lball t'ampaign, c-uming out on Heris at Parkerslimg The E.igle~ t,10 hu!<>tlm~ g~d s mtu ii I u 11 oufburst .inJ c1g~rcssi11f' nuor pby 1cecond quart_er began, Wlnebren• i Hamm led the Panthers in the lop JS to 12. Howewr, in tht- will bt- on the road again S.:1tur· eou1 t µrt>.~-~ backl•d by an ai; ol S11o·.:1rkh.i me r ner and Buffm~ton each con· rebound;n" department, tr kin" II fou11h quartt'I", £astern settled day night w test thf' Sh:.i dc qum- gres~ive m1.m lo man delense " " d h F I to l I 1n th,. Ima! ptortod Jacki.on ht:· I ?«°";; nected while Logan was tossing Ioff the boards while \\ inebi·t'nner own to uu tsl-ore I e a cons. tel at Shade. ... tha t held .J ai·kimn·;;i ' 11),; i,:un ·· .ii gan 10 lmd lo range btJt t 1 • 1 ;Z;; · In a bucket to narrow the score. I gruhtwd Hl and Wayne Zurcher lo 7 und lake their fourlh win in Eastern ~l·onng : Summerfield hay d h I 1 ad t0 The Chieftains hounced back six . eight s ta11s i3 1\ .71 7: L .iltlwdl 11:H1 4: Hol• Ha)'mond ··Hotdog·· Kl~ and 1J,1(kets rnc-r£:<1!W t ei: P 1 lti po1nL11, with four mmutcs lclt quickly with a three point le ud. I Coach Russell Moore's boys hit Jt was E.:istern's 17 for 37 at , smger 4 !2-3l 10 , Hasbarge,_ 1 Tom Anderson bt-g,an to t ontrol then HJ.astf"d m to take the1r Ui•ad The It.age was set for Buffing- 1011 26 of 4a atlem·\ls Jrom the the foul lme that made the d1l• I t3--ti J 5 Co!lms 5 16-71 lti Hobm· the lxwnl•: alung w1lh Hand a I , 1 , · o1 7 i ton to stage hi& one man rully I fie!rl frr 11 brilliai;t 51 pt'Tcent. fc1ence Wah;ima ·s exc;ssivr Ison l 11J.0 I 2 It • r-r1:; 2 1.1 .1 Bowles· stealing t he ba II manv SEUA ,L wm . o t ,e .~eaSOfl , , . 1 I and pull the game out ol U1e fire Ohlinger followed sharpshoote-r folil1 ng kPµt thl'! Mason County I Totals 17 117 'a1 51 timtis from Spriggs. Spr gg.~ was ' Bov.Jes led _llie \ello11. Jack~ls for Pomeroy. Arter center Allen : Buffin "lon in P:mther scoring I lads m troJh!e all evening while Wahama scoring Knapp 4 10-2 1 ' then forc-t'd tu shoot from outside· in scori~g with 28 points while : Hamm had narrowed the rleficit I with nine, while high league ma1 chmg the Eagle _five biisket 8, Bt:-nnet~ 6 14·5! 16, YOJ.1ker 3 the key .;nd ronsequenlly was not . -~a,·kAAn s Spri_ggs, lut for 27. to two poin,ts. B~Hington tossed in Sf'0rE'rS, \\'in{'brt'nnc-r and Burich. : for basket from the held. 1'.HJ K, Housh I ,' ~0 1 2, l ~ar; as ,':fl ediVP· . 1Swar·khamer _ ~ad. a hot •11 ght 1 7 three straigh,t Jumrers thut Lo- were bPld at six .!'Ind 1....- 0 points [ Wuhama shot I low 27 pei_-rent , grave,~ 3 11•1! 7. lutals t ,-1.1 Y.-1th f111e _:m:onds gon~ ui the Jor the Midd~s . _hlltmg _22 gan fans will long remember. earh . rrom the field in getting the ir 17 41 seconrl p€'r10d Bowles hit on a I The .lackt>ts hit a ne;it 41 per Gm1rd Terry Ohling ~r hit lo dose-in ~hot and Gary Ault fol - I c.. nt from the field .<1nd did_ t"' f'n 1 1urne d I goals while- Ea.stern hit 'J7 per- ' Score by 1.1uartt-rs a_so "51 I 1 · l I J.'i g!ve the Panthers a five point l The reserve game . •ent in ' mu~tering the same Eastt•rn 19 10 I2 lulowed 15· seconrlfi JalPr w11h an- 1,.. ir-ltt~r al I 1e e iarily ine wit l · out t.o bf' a thriller thm1gh Pom- 1r.: · , , h 7-41 · f I 6 1 13 ;> bulge with 2 minutes 55 seconds , eroy had led near ly the whole amount. It was Eastern's re• \\ii nma __ other. f{oger Hydr~ manage::! lo o ..18 . . . .. . . left in the half. · -- - · -- -; ~ oet lwo fur the lronmen but I ue~ay night s ,game wa • by I 1' / · ~n lest ' ,.. e h be h f •• Aided by Big Chief Steve Dal • I With · JO Sf'ronds rem.1 in ing and I Kloes w.:1s bar.: k with two more , fa r t _t' st _01 1 c year or- •~-t ! ton. the 1..ogan five charged bark PomProv b~hind bv one, Rusty I tu make ' it ~J-IIJ wilh five ond ' ~iddies us f111e boys were 111 1~,- 1 with a last minute ra lly to ~rad Lerfle dumpt>d one· in from up I a hall minutes left. Spr iggs then lmg all the \\ll _v Altliough S111·_;1r·k-: 34-:12 at the h• lfway mark. close to give the Little Panthers hit_lrom th1; outside. Mirldteporl' .:i hamer a11d Bowles let! lht' scor• 11' IH11' hard Sw nekharnt'I" hit [or two . mg th~ S!t'llar pla_v of Kl Oe ~ I After over six minu:es of the a 47-4fi win en~hHn~ th0m lo hold third period had elarsed, Larry the Sm1th""c.trrn Ohio Ro?'-l'rvr . . d then stol e the 0011 on the throw- ' Mt·Elhmney . And crson au<l Au 1, Thomas hit on a drive-in shot to 1 "',. 1· ,' 1. Twerlly-nine pomls al the foul Zaleski hit well from the ~1e! in lor two more to tie the game ! cannot be overlooked Only half the 1i1.e or a rtgular desk phnne:, bnull,.:give Pomnoy their first. third : e~e::iavel:!~i;•ht lht> Panthers will iine gave the [liltland H.ed Devils I making 22 goals to RutlalJ,cl s 19 i al 22-22. I h1 the rese n•e conl~st the Lil• 1i li uk Su111-r1t:• fits almoll an}·whcre. • period lead at 46.,is_ 1tesl lb~ir sk ill a'!fl;n ag~insl the edge at Zaleski Tuesday ' but controlled ba:k board.-. ~~ ' Buwles cashed in two free j lle Jacket_s tlever gol ii~ the ~'lll i light, ii adds a modern fa;hion nnte w .. apr Slender and w',o tro11hled th em in1o ni?" hl as lh slan·ed off a tourth George a~d Combs and a shai p I U1rows v.ith lhree minutes and ' g-<1me. _lusmg 2ti 1o 15. Cene "ISt' Th e ('{lntes t tht-n went f ,ogan•s Wr1J,.ton · , :. " · • t t'ng eve by l)ave Mart in Id d II I I , room . And it• arnazin~ J'.,,itu--•;q,r,.,.. (elenrc.lumin...t wa a nin. The Chiefs dum'led I a los,;; on 1hr roAd earl ier this qu::irlei· rally lo wm 67 1o 5.J. , : s lOO l ·• . 15 sel'unds lefl in the ·ond per•: e M1 l eporl w_11 I ~1x point~ Ct"m)dial glows in the dark foreasierdialing(andior 1eaf in ~r:e points while Pou~~oy season. Rutland, led_ by Lee cor:nbs IkepL the Red Devils out of iod to put the Middies on top t, IIutchmson had mnl' from Jat kthan It a ye,u for tlecuicity). Simply lurn a tiny Uu>~l foiled to connect. Bur lington I.Or.AN Hi<:!) great rebounding , and rn pomts. I trou'.)le. . . . . to lead , sta~. Bo\1 les then teamed w!lh KOn 11111 1l1f- dial g luws bright enr,u"h ro strve as a night lighl,.i; then hit another hot streak and B,=linler 1--0-2 : G. Dalton 2--1 i drf'W numerous Kluls from the M.arlm h,t fo1 2_0 po1_~ts I nuss McElhinney for the remam : MIDDLEPORT 170 Sumewherf': in your homt is a bri,;ht • ew place for aj narrowed the score to one point. --5: Woltz 6--4-16: S, Dalton IO-- 7.alesk (ive m winnmg their ~t'V· [ 811 !11 seonng ~hile Tnpp had 13 ing three minutes kl µul th P I Bowles ll--6--28: A~derson 2:-1 light new Su.RuTf. exten,ion phone. C.11 our busitlClli . . . 6---26· Loni~a 5-0-10: Donahey 1 enth game of lhe season. I to lead Zal('ski, -~-- - - ~-~ 3--7; Kloes 2--0--4: Sw ackhamer l ofhn: rod~y and knn how little it coau to Rave om: al With seco.nds remaining, Mowecv 0-1 - 1 · TOTALS Rut land lend 12-IO al lh• end The taller Zaleski quintet 11-6-22 : Ault 1--0--2 : McElhin• your own. Anil:ihl" in five dt-rora tor colors. Re111cm,. t~~l::1".lr~ :::::d 25-12:.....~. . ' of the first q:wrier, picked up SJ!( coul:ln'I keep pa.re withd \ht ney 4----0--8. TOTALS 28-15-71. ber, lbe aruud phoue OOWi WI.a. Liwi Ute Dru. : . gl ·h t- • ·,d t Otll'nger POMEROY rns1 [ more points l'n the serond and , Dev il s fos!hrt>ak o!lense an ~gJACKSON fAI fm O ·1 h ,. on, '4 o o,-,s -·v floor play Coach Jim 1 for the lay.up and the firsl Pan- · Winebrenner :J-(J.-6; Bunc ...... _out scored the Zaleski quinte t 16 t ressl ~ . · Hydt>n l-3--9: Marlin 2--1--5: ther riod lead Zurr-her 0--1 - 1:- Ohlinr,er 3 ! to 14 in the third. Vennan used his bench strength Davis 2--1-5; Spriggs 11 --5--27: pe · d -:J-9· Thumm, 2--2----fi· Butfing. thrnt1gl10ut lbe game. Beckley 7--0--14: Miller IJ--3--:1 : 1n the last quarter _the lea Jfl· ToTAU 2~ir-as. Jn the fourtl~ _quarte1· Zale<:k1 Hulland dropited the resei:ve changed hands three times be· , ton l ~ t~r-<: · drew withm st_nkmg range ol .the ame 5l to 37 lo Zaleski with TOTALS !5--I~. 12 34 52 71 fore PomeroY took over for good I By qua - · ned Devils, hitllng for 2:J pomts gM d. lh w· ,ne,s w,·th Middleport . . k. h Logan Hi 34 •9 62 1 aee IPa mg e II Jackson 1 8 2fi 38 63 whe11 Ohltnp;er bit. mfl mg l e to Ru tland 's 17 How~Vt'r, zi Rut . . R ti l • , • . 55 53 Pomerov 13 32 50 68 · · ' l!l und Blaek leat1mg: u anu Riverview marked lls fifth wm Reserves_ Jackson 24j _ Middlemargm · . · Ian 1 stall drew many fm1\s from I . . •h Reserve score -- Pomeroy 47 , h 1 . 1.. agamst three losses last mg t , port 15. W.th about th- minutes left 1 with 14. 1 ' "" . Loui9a cut, Logan 46. tthee Zu!cski 10me t.eam. C'aus1ng 1ve the o , . Vennan., s Re~ laking . .. In · a. . cIose 1-'P'.:.,_.,-__. ____________ a buCkf.l by Hel'IJ1: !}laye rs lo lenve ( .oach Jim Hull.and 2::1·20 the Panther lead to· t3·61. Buf------amt•. Hullarnl's consistent shoot• Or\lils enlerlam Chauncey Fn- 1bat.lle!'The yo~ng Red Dev, ls_ le~ I RETURN SIGNF.0 PArTS g f, 11 charily linP. gave ~d<1y night at Rutland. The Blue throt1gh the first three periods , CLEVELAND, Ohio I UPP mg rom ie 'h R d · D .1: Devils from Athens • County but were unable lo hang on Three of the young hurlers 011 lliem th c edge. 1 e e evi" haven't won a game this season. through lhe lasl. whom will rest a maior share- o! 1Jut 29 of 48 a .empts._ _ __ Rutland's record stands at se\'en Riverview was held sroreles., 1 IN THE CENTER OF MIDDLEPORT t.he Cleveland Indian~' ho"c-~ hr - - ~ wins and lwo losses for the se.i- in the fir.~t stanza, jumped back • improvl"d pitrhi ng in 1961 ll:.M i SEO Standings . to trail bu four in the secod person . 1 returner! lfleir si1--'Tled 1961 con SEO ALL GAMES Rulland, Marlin 8 {4..fll 20, Hob- iod and lwo in lhe lhird bclore tracts to the cl11b CAGI<: STANDll\"GS stetter 7 c 2.3,1n_ George f)(f,-8'6. taking !.heir first and decisive , Gar) Bell, BolJby Locke ar.d TEAM W L P OP Dugan 0/1-411, Hoffman 2(:1.5 :,7_ bid in the la.st quarter.. . 10 0 500 434 Combs 2/J2·18t l6, King OlJ.21 1. Frank Funk at·e cx:peclecl to be Athens Victor Dorst led R1verv1ew 7 3 r,7 565 Toln l;; !9l2!J.48 167. SALE key performers th is season· [;t•\l Jackson graders with eiJ?hl. Jack Ruff ! REG, 51 0 4ris 6 : and Locke are .'>la!e1 as slarlr.r!I Pomeroy ZaleEki, Mace 2(2-4 16, C.Olley and Spencer [pllowed with six $3.95 ' and Funk as a re lief special ii;:r Nelsonvi IIe ...• 7 5 617 619 0 2.2) 2, c . McKibben 3 15-61 11 , each, Stew;.ut ldumped• m · seven • $ 5.95 ' ' 6 6'El 623 5 Logri n w. McKiDben 313-419, Sheets 2- for Rutland, $4.50 $ 6.95 ' 5 7 709 686 13.7f 7, Alman 1 {1-4 1 3. Coffee 5MEYER SIGNS CONTkACT Wellston The reserve game was a defen5 464 481 12-31 12, Tripp 6(1-1 •1 3, Totals 22 sive encounter during the Orst $ 8.95 . . . . . . $5.99 PHILAbELPHIA IUPI• - P11d1- ,Middleport 4'i0 j!Yl (19-31\ 41:i_ 1 two periodr; befo!'e Riverview pull• $9.50 er Jack Meyer, who'threalt'nt•rl to Gullipolb ' $12.95 . quit baseha ll last May afte r llcing I --S(·ore by quarters : ed ahead to win 27-6. At halftime fined 15 1fays' salary for " hor11e SEOAL VARSITY ONl,Y Rutland . 12 22 16 17 - f/1 the score was tied at four a 11. p OP Zalt>ski .. , .. 10 16 14 23 - 63 Bissell led Riverview with L w play," hos s igned his conlr:tcl TF.AM 12 Come In- Call 8 0 475 ]44 with the Philadelphia Phillie.~ .for , Athens Offlt:ials: Rowe and Zimmer- and Davis hod four of Rulland·s Or Write l 4fll 443 man5 1961. Juck:.on six FOR YOUR Pomuoy 450 420 - - - -- ~ - - - - 5 455 4:13 S!'RING NEEDS 1'-ognn .. Cl'BS SIGN 'fltRE~ , Nelsonville 4 4 408 428 CHICAGO tU Pll - Three si.~ned 3 5 4119 434 corilrnrls wl'.! re received by 1iw IMiddl er>ort 2 6 454 475 Ch1rago Cubs Indal to bring lu ; Wellston .. l 7 369 460 to Lhe number of players si~nei.l I Gallipolis Phone WY-2-3633 , TOT.\l.S S2 S2 3'59 !1459 for the 1961 basehall season. The freshly•inkcd pacts were # SEOAL RESERVES . ONLY returned by George Altman, !irs1 • 1'F.AM W L P OP baseman-outfielder , end pitchers Pomeroy 7 1 408 278 Jim Brewer and Joe Sl'haffor. Phone ·wv-2-3914 Wellston . .. ... 7 I 338 27:1 noth . Comor 2nd a Rutland St,. Athens ..••• , • , fi 2 324 243 MacGregor Denier Mlddl1part, Ohio MIii St. Mlddl• port J llckson . . . .. • . 5 3 235 248 6.70-1!1 Gallipolis . •• .. S 5 246 290 Whi1ewel Logan 2 6 259 305 Nylon Nelsonville 2 6 235 :ms l'lv, to x end recappob111 tifil Middleport o 8 lti6 269 1 . ............ 1M W,\SHJ\(;TO!'-i rn•1 , - • at . Logan Tuesday mght with a record sha ~termg .as I Wahama T,irsday nigh t as an game pom~ on 16 bullseyes from the field and s ix of nine improving Eastern High School SummPrfield and Virgil ,, CREAM SANDWICH __ .___: ~45c CHOCOLATE COOKIES ...,. 450 luMhlne IRISPY CRACKERS ____ .!~·290 EASTERN ROLLS To 51-41 wAHAMA WIN ." Ve, 83 II "H•3",k•tng pfesS• AggreSS)_ · d p omeroy's A full cuurl JJress ;m<l a wne bounJmg and aggre!i~1ve11l"ss unrl Panthers to a thr1llm~. com~•from-behtnd 68-62 ~ic1ory defense 1,1,as List>d 10 no ~~ail .it I er the bo<1rds thd• m.idi> thf' \j Stock Your Pantry! •· No.303 Can $1. I -lb. pk91, Gets .38; Jackets Beat Spriggs, Jackson, Buffington .1:'mthers Cool Chiets oll-ol ln j Thriller SEO AL Cage Contest 4 .....1 po,11..,. Nalll- OUO ' ~ M OFA A DA s • ., '" ! w,< •· I 1 • , , RedDCVI•1sp•IC kup29 At I Free L"ne w11·n 67 To 63 I ' , ' 1 *. . compact beauty. ..the new STARLtrE ! '·i ~ phono t ~ 1 Kld111r .,. Grocery Values! ns 303. 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Glenn Lambert 11 1emt.r1 and g""1a went to the · M R th ..... " •" JU 1.I r mg were rs u Ford Mrs of each mo nth Mn Don,1!1• \kKtnL,l wfl'l' lf's U;'l'.'/s is c-hairman The a: mpn ac-live tn ,u~ ear Y ormmg moderator AuilUn& her were ,,ome c,f Mrs Edgar L fu!ynolds 1Horact! McElhmny, Mn Car rie It , , d , ..1 ••, tary pre~1ded at the meetmg m tenda11(t' banner was awarded to of the Sortr Partklpallng Wf!re Mn. Jame, Brewington Mn. 1r their business meetm" K Ht _.., was HIN.I e<.lllet1 lo Jun, a M M L ......_ b h ' 1 a enn y. a1iu Mrs Fred I (;11 rd• k 1 be 1the &bsence of the µresiden ri i lhe sPron,1 gradetauP.hl bv ~! is~ rs . i:,'l;nc w o reprt• Jack ~tie Mn. Raymon 1 11 11 I Mn Reynokb was devolio11al ner. J~ a m23 g P1" 7Y30 wh, ' k held vic.e vresident Name<! a.i; dele · Re1tx- ' sente-d Bellt Bennett of the Wo• 1Konkright a n d Miss Frieda ·ad th th me be le an a aL I e s ale-A , . , _.., f . er . e e mg cen r• Fiv,e charter me111bers otlend• W,y oo " -··t, -1 Ever l ' gate ... wert Mn Charles L~".ll• F'o i ,: 1,co,rnm a lluzz ,.e,s men Roam o Home Mission" Faehnle <'d on the New Year I ,......., yont is O ~ ' lh M thodi E ' al M Allen J k ed. M.w Runell. Mils Hyiell meet and go m a group JI w~ ' Mrs Eugene Triplett and '1r:1 1.. ion was held 11o1th nwml:if.'1 s t.1 1. 0 r e /It piscop I Mrt. Herman Haddox wu the ..: Jenkinson, Mrs Audrey I also decided to have 'he banner \llded mt o t\\'O groL:ps for dtsru"-• Churct\ !'oulfi II'\ IB73 : Miss Oe~ devotiooal leader for the evend ;•· :::u11m ~ . : l~ 1 Froat .and MW Roush cleaned Mrs. t ·oung l\1amed M~. Ing, her theme beinB, "ExpandI sion 01, how to create m'er.-st I S~born who represen~ 8 ff ~llowin.g I Durlns the social hour follow . Roll t·c1ll showed Bradbui \ 19 Comm.ittee 0/fi j an~ ho\, to build ur at!('n1Anrr IRu herfo rd fl Hayes, ftnt pres•-1 1n~ Our Horiion~ and Recalling Ge~ o ice~ were e ' pn!SJ· ing the meeting punch and uke B df d 17 .d . ,' rpr at thf' IT!et''• ng, dent of lhe Women's HomP Mis• ' Ou r Heritage ., den!, Mrs. Guy Reynalda , vlee · ' ra or · Ml dlepart 2 and 1'he fo~arm Bu1eau "o ni en ;; sionan Sorietv nf the Mt' ch"rch I · P«!lklent Mn Grace Pratt served lo lhose r,1enhont'!d Zion 35 fo1 a lotal or -;- ' Zion CommzU.ee mf:t 'i\londti\' evtmng , At ttw do se potluck r°f"fr(•~h• ' { Ni l880 · M I.ff M A short bwiness rr:.ect ing was trell8urer: Miu · Nina Russell:' ~nve~Mr~r ~thee Robe80t1, lkept lhe banner , at the Co•Op off1<:1's with the mtnl ~ were !lflrvM 1~:a.~ ~~ho rep~~ Mt'I. :;d~~ by Mrs. Knight and secretary, R.oae Reynold. and Carl and Miu Mad, Mn. Rllla The next Xmt'f'ltng w11! tie held j president Mr~ Virgil Hamm pu• --··- .. - 0 ..,verell . Instrumental in fo-n• Rev osmg prayer wq given by •,ul!tant aecretary, Min FrBII• ii red Hawley. Ial lhe BradCord C'hureh of siding ADDRESS REPORTED I mg the ooan:I of Homt and . Raymond Konltrlghl • - - - - -Chris! Feh 13 a• 7 30 m .., Memben and guests were lnttl Rouah. Mau Mabel Hysell p. · r.lc{·t,v1 of oll 1n: ", ht 1d Pvt Char!('s L Kitchen son of •-- - - viled tD the dinin f was elected chairman o( the I Specd'-·1a1 music ~as presented by I with Mrs Reid Young se]e,·!t'd Mrs. Alma Kitchen of Dayt,pn ,md I Pvt Charle5 L. Kitchen R-"r. _ 1f--l..-e I edgf roomth or ",' •1 -·--' . .d Ji d . h · , ftl3lttn n s serv rom e tab c r ower r Wl'I.I . I Bra uury 1:md Zion' churches ·as Vl('@ 'lf('Sl em · Mr~ Davirl Ko. I. ow~r Ki te ~n of Pomeroy 10 1 15628622 - J27th Infantry , IOl I covered with a pink cloth and -- 000r ---blentz , sel-relary : and Mrs F.rl. 1s with the U:-; Army , has be" n A 8 N Division Co O 1st AR G t 0C "th 41 ff / I J b p· munC Grueser, legislative ch.i i transferred. His new add~ is l Ft . Campbell Ky '"'p ·n1cnergl ,wli1. ""·anHarr,.angement of ,.. ,.. ump irey1 am oree ,cture, ___, _ , · 1 aw o, .... were I ~, A M . man Plans were made for a --- - H oat T O Card Cl ub , Mrs. Jerry Hoaglo11nd was gucs1 , .:, town t eet.1ng . membtorship recognition dinner to Mn. Norman Humphrey1 ea. 1of honor at 1:1 1urprise layelh.' P1t1.ures Uken while attendmg be held F'ebrua 2 1 lh tt k s e oc terlained her card dub Monday showier Monday evening w~en the- the National Boy Scou t Jamboree Spring~ Grange ,evening al her home in Middle- 1 Laurel Cliff Better Health Club in Colorado were shown by Tom . . . porl . met at her home on Lincoln Road Lind . Den Chief. \\'hen the Cub [ A regi_onal .cabmt>t meelmg tll I Priu1 were won by MrD. Den• with Mrs. Ph!I Wi!!e as co·hos- Scouts of Den Sill of Pack 248 be held m Chillicothe .January 19 nr ftke and Mrs. Edith Sisson. less. met Monday evening at the home was announced and three memMrs. Durward CumminJII was a In the abi.em:e of Mrs M rl' of Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ber$ pion !o attend . It was votP.d JANUARY 12 . · .e m lo serve the canteen at the hook• Tr 1ue11t. Refre1hments wierie aerved acy, pre11denl, Mn. Riehard The mf.!E:ting 0,,.,ned with the b.i h. •r .. rmo1e tisyear1neet1erl Preparing for our Annual January kt lho M mentiontd above and Karr, vice president , rf>nducted ss lule lo the flag and aroun sing• ~h . . · Clearance, Starting Friday At 9 a.m. . th 1· h. h . "' •· , e next meeting will be held Mr1 . Kenneth McE lh lMY, Mn\ e mee mg w 1c opened with ing of "America " A short busi• d . the /ruh,r refre1her · · . . F'ebruary 13 · with a 1oe Ball ey, Mr •. Arthur Strauss, group smgmg and the Lord s ness session ·Wa! held and Mon . ay . . 1 Mt11. Donald J..owery, Mn. Paul Prayer in .unison. Reports were l ac~ievements were chet'ked rspt>c1ha 1!:,phas1s on_mak ing ppd~ --•- nd Mrs. Ch ar Ie~ Cla rbon. g,·ven bY th e sec re t dry · end lreas• Plans were made for the boys to· or f f' , anrer 8of'1etv · _ _ _,,..,._ _,....,...,.._ , urer and also of flower1J ~nl re• meet at the Pomeroy Bowling -- - . ('('nlly. Alley Sat urday for ,m afternoon Mrs. Lou Diehl gave a report : of howling 1 , on alC'k room supplies !ollowed 1 h}· a discussion•on pureha.se of Allendmg were Cubs_Jim Andnew supplies. Mn;. Karr report• cr!-llln, Jark .Jucubs, DK'k Roush, ed on the Homemakers SPrvK-e Billy Fetty, Ronnie Reuter, Tom meeting which she and Mrs. Ro• und Chuekie Vaughan . Jeff Man• bert Bowen attended in Athells. kin , Benny Wright , Den Chief It was voted to ordl'r dis h doths I Lind and Den Mothers Mrs. to ~u 11s a money miiking pro• Wrighl a nd Mrs. Hoy Reuter. , I l4areo Scoratow. s.11y Lot, Mid dleport . 1 ••· in~ntllep=IMra. w:;,e '. . '. ' • h:-:::~•;,,, :~ in:~:~: :;: Counters Closed All Day Thursday BECKY'S MIDDLIPORT -- • - - ject. Bloodmobile's Next Visit Is TO 8,eFeb. 27 hrr I • warming up to the job J'.ike a portable elutrlc II ~P~fe huter to the workl!lh op or b..iKf>llll'n( whilP }'OU ' cl'lld1 u11 011 home handy. man juba. It 's l'l'Ol10111ical. Use It just aa Jona ai; you ne.d utra warmth . It'll •afP, too. See your elf'ctric appli&nce de,ale,r 1odsy. ' lhe 11:Ll:CTlltlC co. 1 - - - ,--a-a_.-_••·-.,-..._._._._._.....;__._._._.___.._,j · Clearance! I HATS • • • PURSES DRESSES •' rtre. Phillips Sisters STYLE SHOP POMEROY Chopin's famDUB funeral march ex-;,re1N1 the composer'• feeUngs over the losa of the independence of Ill n11ive land, ._.,. . .,.,., -___, . - .....,., .,..., ,7 '!':"""'"""'""',....=--._,.._,._...,_...,,..,..,...,...,,..,..,.._...,.,.!' ~ ' ' I i I Temple Oranges· I 'i ! 1; Bibb Lettuce .... . . .. ..... 49c Endive-Escarole I i emple Oranges .... ::·.·. '~ ....~'. 69c Cranben·ies - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----r...- .v.. ,.,. Corn 6 .. s1.oo ' I Flour. __ s: 3s~ ' Vi~nna Sausage ..•,.....,. 2 '.: 37c • Fin•,,, Salads .•. Firm ~ ... 29c CheMe STEAK Thritty 1b.79• • • .. ••t In Kroe-r-Cul Meat 11NlflJ IHf $lie Rib Steaks _ rb.69c Tail-less T•Bone .. - _., ~ Mor• 9 4 c ,-.,. Qlldou1 ltMf ,., , .... ftffllly - - - - , - - - - - - - - - . . Tenderay Brand INf --- • ' ' • • . • .I . I l I . I =m:.•I lb. 4 I { or Pimento Qv,elll)' _ Strl1t m1nn Choe. S.ndWlch Su..,.alght • \• I I N1bl1eci Chocolat• 12 PINWHEEL _ _ ·::;: WHh To- 2,lb. . ...._ All Goocl lr1M TOOlh Pitt. lconofflf Slzt _ _ _ _ luh • ' . I, MAIN ST. so ltOMEIOY · Guy1n H.,...n._. lunnyHtld Plaln or luckwhilt LEAF BRAND pkg, Rlch-Nutrlffou1 of 100 Builders _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 29C PANCAKE• FLOUR · ·... ··•·•· 5 lb. bag 59c • PANCAKE ROUR · · · ·· · · · 2-lb. pkg. 29c l Chopped or I.Hf Spinach Broccoli ,.,..,. • Chopped Fonlhook Umu or C• ullRo- , Mix ' llffdtvt Through latunlty, JHuary 14th r -··- ··~ --· . ........... ,.,. 6 tI $·1•00 ·· MORTON'S , •• TAffl, PROZEN AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 t All Prlcet . Frozen arkets '' . ' Vegeta :- :~ QUALITT FAMOUS A&P BRAND Svnnrfield rand THE GREAT. ATlANTIC & PAOFIC TEA COIN'Am, INC. I ' 2 .~~ • ', C lb. ~m '""IY ' 9 ., A&P Tomato Soup:.~.::~ '':'"1~ A&P "Su.,....Rillhf' Tender SINr IIHf Kidney Beans :::-'-'~10c ~. 79c Ch;crsikindorlHf,ChalceC: 69c English Roast - - lb. 69c Lima Beans ::-__ 1:10c A&P "Supar-Rlghr' , •• Shoulder Cull Regular $1.39 Regular 89c Plump ••• Oven Rudy, Any Sin White Potatoes:"'..... '!:'"10c ,~ 69c Tomato Sauce:,.. __ !:"lOc , ~ 49c Beef Roast Turkeys ' More Fine A&P Values A&P "Supor-Rlghr' ••• Full Shonk Half A&P "Sopor-fllaht" ••• 100% Pure LNn • Cut Beets :;:... ___ ~10c 1~ SSc Ham •~ SSc Ground Beef ~, '.<.!SWEET PRUNES 2 !~.59c Smoked Tomato Juice -=-:• '!:"lOc A&P "Super-Rlghr' ••• 3 Varit!IN, Sllcad A&P ''Su.,....Rlght" ••• LNn, Bonel• l ,+JGHORN CHEESE 59c Tomato Paste H..,,, __ :10c luncheon Meat :: 39c "'· 69c Pea Beans=.. Ct-.tD-0-BIT LOAF 79c Sat,e -Breakfast Treats at A&:P Stew Beef :10c A&P "Supar-Rlghr' ••• Slicad, Choice Quality 1 FUDGE COOKIES ~ 39c SLICED BACON .. · · · · ·· ··· · · 1-lb. pkg. 59c Corn Muffin Mix ""' - ':10c Beef liver lb. 39c • Beans G,_, & W1...._ 10 ....... , .... Lima ,...,,, ..... ,..., _... c COOKIES 45c ROLL" SAUSAGfl.. · •·••· .. •· 1-lb, pkg. 43c Sultana • rand . Tut11 SEAFOOD Treats Spaghett1•""" ,,........ • - · - -...._10c 69 .·-""'""' PEANUT BUTTER --~•• C SKINLESS SAUSAGE · ·••· • 1-lb. pkg. 53c HALIBUT STEAK, Sliced ·· · · ·•••· · lb. 49c White Hominy:=-..:;-:._14:.:-10c iarao 69 . C COLGATE ,.,,. i.a u-10c SLICED BACON · · · ·· ·· · •· I.flt. pkg. 55c GREDI .IMP,·31-42 CoUII ····· lb. 69c ,..,, Cap"n l•hn'e Beans 'n Pork.....;, • •n HERSHEY BARS "·~1;:...':'.:39c CANADIAN BACON •.... · •..... ••·· lb. 89c ' ~!!~~~!TEW · ·· · 3 - 10-or. cans $1.00 Sandwich Bags ~"'r.. _,.. 10c CHOCOLATE COVERED • •r FRESH MILK •·· · · · •· · · ·· ½-gal. ctn. 51c RSHSTICKS ...... 3-10-or. pkgs. $1.00 Tea Napkins:·=:, ,.. 10c Malted Milk Balls L. • kand.C.JEWELERS SAVE MONEY .n Slz,e J I so WT CHANCE ON :::D_- • I $62JO w.._,, ... Pancy, 11..i Chuck Roast 10cSALE • A&P BRAND FAMOUS • L B • • You Can Put Your Tru1t In A&P "Super-Right" Meall A&P ''Sup,r-Right" Quality SAVE 10c! • II . BAG for for COFFEE . Ar - ·-.1_.___,., a u. Avocado Pears - 2 f., 29c Cocoanufs \~::·_ 2 29c Green Peppers- 3 29c Delicious Apples- 3... ·S9c I Wocldlnglllfte Florida .•• L,,,_, SwNI SwNI •• ; Full of MIik, FrMh -A ' I Round or Sirloin . lb.19c Fancy Pears BLADE CUTS ..........__ I 11 • • • Ripe INSTANT ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---n "I~~·.·. . ·,...·,. . .... ....... -.er ,_ .. 69c ,, Kitchen Toweis,::::- :: .:: 3 Peanut Butter ........ ~!!'. ...... :. Grape Drink ........ •- ........ I ' lfnu•r ,._ 12 "· cans f ,' Florida Vin·• rou1hto,1 $$0,00 ii • ' .. ~;il,- 59c • 3 s 49c • • • Western D'Anjov ••• Juicy Tomatoes I, .... 15c I Waddi"t Rl"t COMi SEE •••YOU'Ll SAVII i 69c Grapefruit • Red Ripe • •• Fine Slicen I $100,00 b• IN MIDDLEPORT Florid• •.. Manh-dlau Florida . , Sweet, Juicy, Large Size 80'1 I aNTUIY I · -a-a=,.a-a-a===-. ) '\ $150.00 llaepaaert la • ··•••·-•···••· .. H••h O••• • • • - · CULVER i:.s:: Kabel Gof.t..ud Gamll Harieu .Unttad I I Beef Stew~i- .. 79c Boston Roll Roast ... .. .. .., ... !:~"~·~"~---.!..~ ' . -(' !:41 0.:-:.u Quick~",::' I I Ground Chuck I I.,_ •,,, Lettuce 2 Available a, alway, - ' --;,BIDJ . ~ ton, Elli, My. ., Coro!,11 Ell, llr. ad wardl , llr. and Mn. Ro!>ert Jett wre ffll "I ..,. Gr• . ReY . aad Mrs. Dan Wack, ' ,. , t.:,mtty• emcbwam, Mr, and Mn. 1.obert lln. Adra Swick ....,. Davia, Kr. and Mn. Edwlu dh be:r parmta Yr. aad 111'1. Dirvll, and Orval Davis. Swan r,l Plrb, Jba ~ Relrubmeott of bot dog.I, po- . Everett Turner ~ . . . . , tato c:htpa. dwatmut,. cdftt and !lftefllOOfl dJI Joe • 1lliu 1 kool aid were 1tntd. I Mn. ,pelt Mn. ,._.prtt llld Adra Swick Mbmlt ln:t. and Maia,el CardUJo were h2 1j an Gallipoli, Oil bulJneu recently. lltlmltllll dun .,. 24 Size Chuck Roast '. _. Cool, Crisp Iceberg I - - f;. L .:~'l t IJy. Omli 11 I I - ' f.. . !f .\il;'- '.\'. _ I • l amp,,1-- '1~ I Wright ancl ,li•annie anrl ,/c•nnifr r Mrs. Kennedy rei)(lrled on the Hoagland. t:hristmas parly i.he attend,~ at The next mt't:ling_wi.tt DI.• 11 hobo l lhe Coun ty home sponsored by perly at lhe Rock .Sprin~s Grangr.: the Miclrllepo,.l WCTU and I •d 61 Hall wi1h Mrs. Lluyd Wright and I . 1 ,, .• , 1 k lh 1 owc M r ptc· , ... 11 en a I e p,1ry rs. Mrr in 'fr;afy ns ho~ tf'ssrs lt was cmnounced thal l w I) , HIRTH ANNOUNn:u memb('t'.~ were: patients 1:1l Meigi Mr. 1:111d Mrs, Kcnnc ti1 ..111 1cy , Ge neral llusp11al. Mrs. M a r ' ann0tm<·e 1he birth of 8 rlaught«!r. Anderson nnd Mrs. IMty Ho[).~1, 1 T11m11ra l.ynn, on Dec ..10 al the e, · Pleasnnt Val!('~ 1!11~11ilal i11 Pt rollowing the meeting relr•~1,h. Pfo1mmt m••n! !I or pizza were served by f l';itcrnal gn1111lp;1rcnt.~ an: :.1r. ; MrN . Ktmnedy and Mrs. Crow to . and Mr, J.. B. Finley, Mingo Mrs . Rose Sisson , Mrs. Clu ice · JunrtiolL.: M:atemul gni ndmolher '. Krnutter. MH. Velma Rue Mr11. is Mrs. Carrie Oxley. St1•11henville I Millard Karr, Mrs. Pearl Welk• Ohio. The F'lnlf'y~ haw lhrt>e er , Mrs. Phy llis Mullen. Mn aon~ alSO::. .Jean Blazew ir1.. Mrs. Robert:i O'Rril•n , Mrs. Sara Gibb1, Mr1. BAPTISF:D Sl!Nl>AY Sue ,Jcffcu, Mr1. Norma ... ms Patricia Paif.:t' Smit h, daughter bary. of "1r.- and MrM . 1'hnmaK Smith IAprlf Shastcenl l'C('t'ivrd IIK' PT, PLEASANT _ 'J1ie JocaJ 1 sacrament of b11ptlKm Su~ay at : fire department en!lwe red a call , the Federated Churrh. durmg the 10 'the home of Jerry Pickens, morning wonhlp Berv1ce. r I ho Ro d Tue-•ft er c a . IMlilY a emoon resulting In medium damages to the roof of the hame. The fire occurred whPn Pickens wa1 tarring lhe roof or his home and a bucket of tar caught tlrt burning a cor• ner of the roof. Pickens tmrfered lf('Ond and third deiree burns about the hands and face flghling : the flalh He was trt"ated at l th,· Point Clinfo and released, , The damap estimate o( the fire · wa1 not available at lhil time. .' ~ C ~ • . ; -• : .:ali: c;-al ~M:;,.Collrill r,;! TASTY WAY TO GET YOIJR VITAMlt-; C -~~A THRIFTY TOOi 0 Contests wen• he ld during the i.ocia! hour wi th prize11 aw;irded to Mrs. Ivan Diehl and Mrs. Clar• ence Curlis. Mrs. Charles Diehl recei\led an mmivcrsary ~iFI I from sn-rt>l pal. Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, 8el11 , d R1• freshments were s<'nrd by s· Pl . So .1 I igma u nm y met 1 ue!I ay h t hP ORICs~rR lo the .ahovr uarm•rl t DAV II II f . m11I Mrll . .lor r•:v;i n.~ . Mrs . .mm('~ nl t 1_' . a or its regular Gihno1·r . !\1rs. Clltfnrcl ,/;ll'oh~. lfll'i.'ll~U with Mrs. Joyce Ken• Mrs, F,nl('sl f'ow<•l1 . Mrs D:111 :1 nrr!y Ill du,rge, when thr. ncx· Oliv1·r. Mrs. 1':iul ~~khi11,-:cr. Mrs \l isi1 of rlw Bloodmobile wm; 1n• Lloyd Wri~ht und gu~sls. Berky llntllll'f'cl for February 27, Mln1D G&rdoa', IUdlard 1 6-¼ 9uarts 1 I I ! Royal Crown cou •~-m_• . BAKER FURNITURE r One Carton Serves 1r Downie-Gross, Inc., Pomeroy ;:';'te!:,, ':"..:" ~ ~ 1 I I Downie-Gross Will Be 1iaii =:~h•":,:,;11:d h:~• n::~=~ r:.,',t:'!"w~:'t.:•;;,.~ •qu:t"s:.:.,edbUII, I I SOc -$1.00-$1.S9 $2.00 etc. 1 r I ~ews, Events Ch..k Our Bargain - I Danville JAN UAR y Cl EA RANCE l,~: M H / d rs. oag an Guest Of H Monday £ven,ng • • , House Rules Committee Is whipping Boy . e, ar 74 3-4D acm, ~~rdFr· --• mJneKath ' ryn iJ.\ard 5 w., ""· C Swartz to Jftanning D W bater Lo. t No II Middl r1 · e . , epo . - - - - - - ' ' - - -M.. E M Wood M F ~ s, 111. - • BachUe Mrs E M Blake --• · · · Mn. Tom Riley. · 0 :• for cluraoo•. But Ulil bill wu ,oHrride tbe vieto the meuwe l ,ranl.ed rm H ud a ruM • • ~ wai.r.d oown in <he lfou .. IIOO I died. Bui Ill~ wa, 00 faull of tho nJod 1111 lht fiJ'tt ....-,i ..... furthtr amended 1.p Uw Scnaie. ~ ~ . I bill, tbou,gb a lata' meuun •u If tt:nR EDS():-,, 1auJ1 , Congreu to act cm lint. A ,ooi The ftnal bill aaUiUed few peo- , approved WASHINGTON - l NEA -OJn· i The i2-membe r committee - at UM! record.I , hc,wner, tbow• pie and iall'I worklni well JO far. 1 ftAfll'l1CAI.J.Y, THE NI.et 1 · rt!s• ional de(ender1 of the Ho1.11e : eight 0erTIOlnll and (our R.epub- lhe oommlltee nol solely r·e,poo, A rttited bill will have to he of, ;orrtmitt4il m LM ll!llh eoa,,.... .tulea Committee maintain thert'! Hcana in the lNt Cottgrua - ii 1ible !or the &Orr)' rtcord of the fered tn tbe new Coogrt:l.l!· Bui held bnrtnp OIi 12-4 billl JD d 11 11wh1I lot of miim!ormalion admittedly dominated by oon.str· lut Congreg in !heat f)eld1. , raponsibllity for OWi can't be granted rules 00 119. Tbt livot It Qd malarkey In the trllkiBrns of v1Uve1. Onie plan to liberalile It The committff MIU heartl1gl · pl.actd on the nil.ea committee. denied rules Ql1 Wtre achool et:m hat is dO@II and doea r,or rfo in lhe Kennedy adminiatration I, and granted two rulea on mini- 1 ,t.ruchon, omn.ibUJ bowDll. "'® 1, &ve11 Prof. Samuel H. t.leei of to enlarge it IQ appoint enough mwn wage bills. Thia legialatloD THE HOUR: RULES COtnr.>lt· ' caliona.l TV . and amendmeotl ta .'lrv&ra president of Amerkal'lt "N"rw 'rontlersmen " ~~ that 111 died In co!'lferente becaUJe the let! must bear resporulbllity for j I.be foreign and library aervk-e BY IIIUI. Al.l'A IWUS ·or Democretic A.C'liOn _ which ma.)orlty will clear n,ore pioneer, Sena~ would not accepr the sending an ormlbus housing blll acu. The last two were JUb!' Mn. Elnora Davll bad I party 00 :~:~I~ ,.;~ 1oc Democcatlc Ac, ! 1~ k 11oo,e Ru!< , JOjef'tion~ ta 1i if it is used as 11 tl on held a one-day meeting In !to do with that . I were already IOO,OOO authoruecl CommiUee had requesta for ne,ar. Bl'fflCla Grate, XNffr Grate, responsible arm of 1he Congre~ Washington at year's end to cry I There were three school con• ' publ ic hOUJing unilti for which lnp on 19, of which £our were ou 1 :e:.ider~ a n'1 ti- · w h i ! ~ for reform of lhe rule!! commit• , strucli0n bills before the l:, 0 1 Con• [there \\'U no demand and t~at passed on tbe eon,ent calendar House . ke. along with repeal of Senate gre11S. The Senate wouldn't ac• there were three billion dollars befort the rules committee could Unde, ils. prescm •lia,rman. Ru le 72. under which filibusters cept the House bill end the com. in alum clearance funds sttll un• • ; 1udge Howard W. Sml lh ! O.va ,. art! cunducled against civil rlghl.'I mittee, knowing that the &.-r:aU used . ,lf' ·1iltee i.~ th"" favorill" and similar le~i!latlon bill faced a veto from ElSl.•1Ulow• This admn w.u in !me witb one 1AKEI and SEYFRIED whipping boy in Con::•ess Con er, refU&ed to give 1t a rule for of the rule, committee', dutlet to ·iression11l leaders an d chairman t!XAMPLES MOS1 frequently Houae consideration. prevenl paJJage of faulty Iegtilla• ,our LENNOX dealer of cornmitteea who don·t want tu mentioned of the commllte!'ll What really killed the measure I tion. When a revised. scaled down NEW and USED report out new bills for which , sidetracking of progressive leg!J. however, wu a Howse :1mend• stopgap housing bill wa, report· there is some pub!ir demaiid laUon in the last Congress Include ment which would ha\/.<: denied I ed back to the committee at the COAL, OIL, GAS h1ame their own shorltumin~s u11 min im um wage raise , federal aid fonds to school dlstrlcta not In I end of the &eNion, It wa• cleared FURNACES ii· And indivldual congressmen lo ~1•ltt1l'II Mnslrurtlon, aid to de- compliance with federal tourt de- for action. who haven't a chance to get some ' pres$ed areas, medical care for ! segregation orders. , J.>epressed are a ttde\lelop.. Phone WY-2-3794 L"Onslitu_ent's o: pressure gro11p's th" aged, and housing I On social security amcndmcnts ]ment le~tlon, cleared by the . -.et proJert through C'on~n-sa Ilk,(, Thosr ar1' !he five measures including medical care' for thelrules corrumtlee and sub3equt'llt..POMEROY, OHIO to say it's lhe rules: eommitt~·s wh.lch Kennedy wants the new ! aged, rules commlttee approved ly paued, was vetoed by EIH!I- • to William W. Chafin, Made· Uae Chall.I!., !111.511 A., Oranp. Roy Heilman. Haiel Hellman to Kelllltlb Ram.In M la .Ro- the \ ....:::.• ......... . 1, ~ -· ···· · J .. -···· · •· ·, ~ . -· . Emme,t t R.aW!IOD, Zora Rawaon :e:.!:. ;'!,',:orid n:,· Scorato,, - ' I =· or Match Honey Buns - - ::19c ,... ' �_.., ~:;-,-.~., -----.... - &M!l "P'l , "11•"1tl'##IIC.~.....,....,.,,.,_ _ _...,...,..,,.._,.,....,_ _ ,.., _ _ .,.__..,._ _ _ _ _,__ _ _ _.,___,._•_".--"--........._ - -_.._....-_.._-_,._••-• ".-.---"-•--.--"'."-~~~W~...--~~~~ 6«11,...... ~ ... .-. . - . .. . . ' I It-Deily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 Me1'gs-Mason Red Cro,"" Dr1've Plans Mrs. Doolittle Died Tuesday Are D1'scussed At Her Home Dally Sen tl ~el, PoMero~-Mlddleporl, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1961-11 , Jan 11 , 1961 THREE ROOMS OF Fw·nltu"] (14) FOR RENT ment, of dried matertal and Ol'lt' )'t.!ar old, hke Ill'"'' Am - __ _ . _ _ 1 Wt.!athcred wood. 1~ I "'"'"• town and must ,ell "" ]APARTMENTS - Fu,uiab,d and Rock Spring, Grange will meel IIOOI'\ as poss.ihle. 141 Bulternu1 lllfurmshed McMaslen. Middle- I Thursday at 8 p. m. There will A,e Phoae WY l -17Rn port. Pho111 lVY2-282L l-3-tl be I pros,am and the ladiet are J 9 3tc 4 ROOM , BATH. Full basement aaked to bring pie1 for refresh. FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS GAS, FUEL on. .and coal fur- house al 854 Lincoln Street, JAN. Jl ments. RATES nacs. Call for free estimates quire 500 s. Second, Middleport. I The January meeting of the The Philathea Society of the ..,oreman & Abbott Y!iddlepor1 UI 7, :ttc- Amaleur Gardeners Cl ub of !\!id- Middleport Chw-ch ol Christ wdl t eeni. per wun.i, one tDllenton. Minimum char~e---tlJ frUHlc l TWO NILE- APARTMENTS IN dleport ~ill be held this Wedncs- meet this Thursday evenin@ al PT. PLEASANT - Robert PT. PLEASANT - Myrtle Doo,, cient1. 6 cents per word !or three consecutive irwertion, I --,. · , I r . . , , , da,1• ev en mg al th(' home ol Mrs 7:30 with the group headed by Oleen , Red Cross Field ReJ)resen- little, 64. of 103 Colll't Street, died Special - ont' mon th lor 30 cents P.er word. ' PLENTY Of IHOPICAL F'ISH · ,hddlPport , two m NF-I\ H,.nen 1. i:: Hernolrls witti Mrs Wcslcv Mrs. Bertha Darst in charge tative of Portsmouth, Ohio, and Tuesday morning at her home. ~ utl ra~e ol 4 ceut.., per word will be cbarxed 101 1d and sup1>lies. Also a fe1, 191:iO i·bnP \l' Y 2·326i . . LI d pt Red C F · Id verusmR 1f no, p11d w1thrn 10 day • after receiving bill. F'ry os ass1stmg hostess Others of her committee are Mrs O)' e ers , ross I e She had been in failing health for t::rrors m Adverti-:;1ng •Should be reported immed11tely hatch golde11 phew;unLs lefl. , ll 6 6ll· Th"' Vil1ite H.os-..· l.od~t· "ill Herman Lohse. Mrs. Lena Wolfe, Director or Huntington, wer e the past year. Mrs. Dooltttle rht' Daily Sen tinel will no1 be rl!spons1bl~ for more than one ineorrcct insertion l.,ow pl) .' ,k:\'irklt\ Antiqmly,I DELUXE T/-fREE ROOM A.ND meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Beaeh and Mrs. Jal-.e speakers Tue.,day afternoon at n was born in Gallia County OIi 11 6 Gtc Card 01 Thanks and :Spt'e1a1 Not1ct's ot El'enu $1.00 Ohio. IJ1:1th apartment - office room;; 1 10 at the Amrrican l.e);l1on Hall Ret z. luncheon mectin•• 18, 189'1 and wa, a .. held in the Gold "~1a•ch ' ,..._..... Ob1IUlrlP.'I p11bl1 ~hed at \ cent per word I NEW MUDEHN-:----3 -BEDR'){)1 .i •-trailer ~p:ic.., _ Phone WY 2· ddl . _ JAN . IS Room of Gene Ball' 1 1 Restaura nt ber of the Mt. Zion B"-"'ist Churdl \\oRnS I DA'' 3 DAYS B DAYS I MO. t i ) rn Ml ep{ll't _ Tue new off k :r~ lfr 5 6 house in Grant St A.dd1t1011 I ~ ' 41 will ,·esume tht·ir duties at :h(' Mary Shrine. White Shrine of to formulate plans for the coming of Bladen, Ohio. _ J:, 6!Jc 90l' ~I :t 'l $4 .00 20 tlUc SI 20 $1.80 $6 00 All utilities buill -in k1Lt:hen I ONE FIVE ROOM APA.RTMEN1' meel mg Hoslesgp~ will be :\! rs, .leru_sa lem _will meet in regular ~ed Cross Fund Drive to be held Her mother, Mn. CyothJa Co2!', 75c $I 50 S::! 25 S7 M) Valley Lumber and Supply. I with _bath Phone WY 2-3642 01 1Ross Pullen . Mrs J ames Pulh,~ n session F'ri<lay at B p. m. at~ ] 1n March, 1961. fer, preceded her in death three A<1 ~ r!'!'Plved bv JO A M "ill be In that day '1 paper. WY 2·2709 L2 16 1ft' evenmgs WY 2-3:ll!l 11-1-i.1te Mrs. Paulinf' f;a! lagher und \tr :.. IOOF Hall. Tt_ie cer_emonial Mr. 011:"en spoke In behalf of yeas ago and one son Merrill ' NUT GOODIES. hickory nuts 40c ___ Rirl JP \ \ "' jp 1scheduled for thts meetmg hu the Rev. Kenneth Chandler. local Doolittle also preceded her rHONE WY 2-2157 a package , black "''alnuls. 3 I IIOUSE 163-4, LINCOLN Height~. 1 JAN. 12 _ _ _ _ _ Red Cross Chapter chairman, who denth 1been cance led packages lor $1.00. ('u11 per i 4 rooms end bath , new <:?as The \',,'mdmg Tnnl GardPn was unable lo attend . Oleen ex- Surviving Is one step.brother, (1) NOTICES f-'URE BRED ENGLISH SIIEr•. pu, kage Call WY 2-3726. . I furnace . Phone WV 2-3S7~ .o, will meet Thur~day. at 8 p. m. at plainc<I that Mason ~unty was Sheridan Cofer, Kanauga, Ohio. \U I 5 6tl· Gall1polu, GI 6-0 146 J;.1. JJtf l the homl" of Mrs Patrick Wood expected to ratse $3600 m the com• Fune al . ill ~ b ti d h d Tl!:KMrn: .4.ND PEST CO'ITROI er pup:s flea t Stot k Dogli, I tr r ' dd . d ·r r services w Ll9 I th b'r F.tm. 1-' re. in~pt"f'lion. Insur I\ P:-- Hn ~t• \11m:i sHlle , o [THREE LSED CONSfRL'CTlON IEJGH'i - ROOM HOLisE , two f1v~ Mem~n are lo brmg arrange- Gang• tf:adlng: Ga ipois mg fun m·e an e Red Thursday 2·~pm at the Stevens ed b)' Nallo• "lde. Pho.ci R. 11 l0-3lp type salamenders, outside heat - room apartments A. N Bengel I - - dam .17 9 10 7, ~unnmg 6 feet on : Cross ~rogram and the Blood pro- Funeral Home wltb the Rev. Charand A. ~nke Slaliou Wl ii mg unit~ Ideal for conslruC'tlon . Pho11e WY 2-327'l ll-z.Lk {21) REAl ESTATf l rol!e1s. Pomero) -Mascn 20-44, Pt. 1gram ts,to be t:tmlmued m l~e les Rogers offlclating. Burl al •·--"• HOU SE TRAll~t:H 19511 Liberty, or orchards Prire very rrason 1 __ . __ _ _ _ _ ~leas.ant l.198, llmlon 084 st_a- Counly t'.11!! _amount must be ra1~- will be in Lone Oak cemetery. UM. 41 X 10. Wasner 1:1nd Dryer able. C11ll WY '.1·5465. ITRAlLER SPACE. Jdeu] loeatiu11 .I-.. _ A,...,,,,. 1t1onory , Kanawha Fnlls 1._64 m - ed at t_his lime as th~ county IS Friends are being received at tb.e l i :'<iUEll NY.W M~NAGEME~T . Large l:l)'w'ning Ralph Fruth , ,11 6 6tf'[ near grade i,chool in Mi<ldil~ nr,. Charleston 18.04 slat1r,nary. a;iprox1mately ~1000 III the ar- funeral home. , 8111 Lo• t"' • St'rvlee Station and Mason . w Va • l04)lp HAY BY THE TON OR BA.LE. port Phon<' WY -J.'l46 Montgomery Dam was 16.2 runrears to the Nalmnal Chapter. Mr. -2 11 1 C• rry-o•I. l"owell Street Mld· ! Norn-1c1r , G· M. . ( 12 1 2Z-ll c' l 'U ' IF to · . . _ . 0. f . ning fi i,1 feet. All moveable dams Olt'eJJ stated that he felt the Blood blood THI S Wl::l::K ONLY NE\\/ teuser iner~v1 11 e , "'. . 1 ' ~ I oo rt1me th Oh. R ' Lo · p I h h . da.port. Fe.alurlng miner ,... . , , . , . Pfmne wv.i-rl84J. ii I l0. 3tc _______ _ _. _, with bath, gas furnace healing, on e 10 1vcr w~r~ up. n rogra_m a one was wort_ t The Bloodmobne makes I t x pair•, lab Jobs and complek! i ~h1l1 e1ed.~I( ' .: ng maclun~, ] , , . - . · MODERN 2 BEDROOM FHAME. floored attic 3-4 basement. al- don . Marmet ~nd Wm held dam!' lire price a~ked to be raised. Ma- visits a year in the COWll.Y Ind srll!dJa• or benr.11,i:es. Orl'llle Ioun~ bobbm m portable carry- CL?S[?U~ _ON ~~AND NE\\ storm doors and wmdOW!i, gas uminum storm windows, wall- were on the sills. Ison Cotmty 1s a_lso asked to colleci lhe first visit of Ul6l will be 00 JPMH. II s !Mc 1~.g c.1~r. S_year gu:r.~ntee. Only • r, . "J _swivf'], lo~ Vacu~m furnace, wall 10 wall carJ)('t, to-wall carpeting m living Roal movem ..nt11: . , at least 100 p1.nts ~f- blood at ·February 20 at Pleasant Valley NEED '500.00 TO EXPAND bu~• •6'J.5~ ~e1gs. F:lect11e_ Scr\.' Jl' l! , Clcan,?rs on v.heels, Beautiful tub and shower. Call WY 2. 3702 room and hall. An A-l property · Ohio Rive - Aliquippa up 14. e..ich bloodmob1le v1S1t. Hospital. ineH. Will puy :zo per c·ent ih - and Sewing Center. Muldlerort. ' pastel colon; lnrlud~s a 11 even ings. 12 28 tk in good nf'ignborhood. Can be 5·50 a. m ; Crucible up 14 , li:30 _ Mi's. Katherine Marnhour RN. . le~1t one y@ar sPrured bw l•IO•&u: dcarnn~ altac.'hments. S a l e boughl with down payment un- a. m.: City of Huntington down ' supervi~r of nurses at Pleasant Mrs. Savannah Upton, Mason ' I · . $3.1 oo · Terms. Phone wv, I HOUSE,. 5 HOOMS, AND BATH. dt•r $l()tj(l.00, and terms on bal- 15, 5.Oa~ a. m.; .Be,u Y Moran _up Valley ·Hospit1:1l, . Health Nurse, Instruction announl'ed $4000 .00 inuenlorv. Wh ile. <:on· For Sale : l!Jlitl l!arl£y- Uavidson rr'.tP. staled thot blood aCounty H O me Nursin 1 11 2 2204 h:trt Butlanrl Serv ice Cr11ter. or 741-~LJ~ KING OF' /IIGHW/\ v IO-lill 8 Cole•st ,, Pomeroy . Nec.1r Mu· anLe . ' 16, 6 a. m.; City of Maysville was essc,ntial for the operation of Course r In t ct g ill be held · l!JII! SH-1-4344. le;l\'e mrss;1ge. GHOUP. Winter price Sl2SO oo I KlflflY VACU UM CLEANER iu son Bridge Ca ti llow:'ll'd Cecil, POMF.RO\' l,OT - Located on down 18. 3:20 a.m : Walter Beck- a hospdal and any hospital would . the or : ~ ors w 11> 661p ' Call WI 9-)124 , ( I) 11 61c eiccel lent. condition. wit h rill or WY •2·5244 i1110-lfr Lincoln Heights with all utili- jord down 19 5:30 a. m. ; Mike be in a de:,perate µosilmn without 1l1 near uur~. - HIS;1,1·fNG. J CK'S FISH S d ]. , . ·- , ~dean,nj,( altat·hments and __ _ _ _ lies, size 50" 150 and lays Creditor up 20, • :15 a. m.; South- the blood program and no one is The ne~t meeting _to COI!):>lete W an 's· SINGtH SF.,Wll\lJ F ra me work of housc Ian d d·own ,o , 6·40 . Jund 0 · wiches are Ariehdoul! latk . . MACHINE• ! power pol1,.her, Sold ori~inally j MODEI l N 4 RO O M UNFUR· god · a. m··• Ch ar le, charged for the blood received, . raising plans will be held Dair Bar Middle r; ' I Round bohb~n , m br~nd new I for $17!1.50 Pay oH $38.ou_. NISl!ed apt. Furnace heat. about 20x30. Total prlt'e $950.00. Stevenson down 21. 6 a. m .: C. the only fee connP.cled with the ~riday, January 20 .at y:311 p.m. 'J , pn (1 I 6 fit t~nsole cabmel fa1urppca ln 'J'ime payments. Phone WY 2 ' WY 2-3874. I j 5, tfc I HOME AND JOB OPPORTUN- V. Horner up 21: 7: 15 a. m. ; giving of blood is the hospital lab- Ill the Red Cross office m the c i1~ :u1g and make bu~ton holes 2201 i l) l0·6lt: i -I (TY - Completely equipped Elizabeth down 23, 10 p. m. : oratory fee for arlministering the Courthouse. (3) IN MEMORIAN Will sell to rPsponsihle party _ I Jo' OUR ROOM HOUSF. IN Syrn- lubritorium m new block build- Helen z. down 23, 11:50 p. m. : - - - - - - - - · - - Attending the meeting In add.Ito take ovPr 8 payments of S8 40 I - . Hl.>4 ~11~,VHOLET ' . c!oor i rusP, bath, gas neilled Pl1011c ing. also 6 • room . house ,wit_h Peggy Downey up 27. 3: 10 a.m.; Noah Booth was in poor condi- lion to the Red Cross representa• per month Phone WY 2·22CM. ~dan, sl,1nrl.-1rd transmission., wv 2-6931 ufler 6 p, m week- bath and g~s heating. nus 1s Aztec u;i 27, 6: 10 a. m.: Lousiana tion. ltives were Mrs. Elizabeth Liter, ii\ lll-6tc financed . I day s. anytime Saturday or Sun- I, a good business. established ui-, 28, 2:55 a. m.; Allon Zeohyr . . executive 9eCretary of the local husba nd 111nd falller, .fost!phu!i ! Pi1·kPns, who ptu1sed away 9, N''C'C.'Jir - s,·w1NG - M . I - 1 - _1953 _FOHD_ 2_door f''ordo• day. ( II I0-3lc ', and with a good income . Only up 30. 6 a. m.·, Andrew Calhoun . Those wro were listed as fatr ehapter, Mrs, Dallas Wilfong, Mrs. Ja,,u,,y It. I c. ~ AU INE. mt Cl d d tI I ded M G E Y•• ., ,go t·"ay. . uu II w. eari msi e an ou . reason fnr S{'[ling is owner's , W t .,., me u rs. eorge vans. Katherine M rnhout M S. ' rn~z . . mmplete:i:ig zag. Make-s blitton Good 11 l350 up 31 . 6. 40 a. m ., esem up=, G Cl h M W'II' a • rs. a res. .OU. ( MENT health Ch eorge one , rs. 1 is Fl'ost , h U t D G h ,'!deep in r.oo·s he;rntilul gar- I noles. monogram,. and alt 1 _ - WESTINGHOUSF, 8 h" l EMPLOY · 3 a m. ; aperone up 33 , 2:35 J L.c . R b 1 vanna p on, r. . Fa my, 81 8 erry, rt:sid1mt physician at Pleasant 1 !ant·y stitches. Oril:(im.1lly sold Jen ru If I CUCKLER REA.LTV a. m. ames _w~s, 0 er us AwHy from sorTo'lt' and pain. for over $300.00 Pay off b..rl• fool l{cfrigeralor. First el.iss WANTED BOX 229 PHONF. WY 2-3830 Gallipolis Dam - National up Joseph W1lhs, Th?mas Clutts, Valley Hospital, Joseph Huffing~ nd1 4 am·e nf $86.00 01· 1mymenls .--.r t·o lion. M$ 0.LOO Ca, , I WANTED ~ HOUSEWORK dur . 1 m 11 • :Jk 12 ·20 a. m.; Bob Henter down HMrs. GeLorge MoodW,shpa,uglhi, Lacy lon, Joe Jordan. Miss Berth • Someday wh1•n life's journfly .., TWO ACHES noOM~OUSE On cl do . . enry, awrenct 1t uc . At1ce C d • M H and ine la endfld 22"0004 per week Phone WY 2· I.orig Bollom . Ohm 1,?g t srlt,ooll hour,s,.. ,week ldlavs_ oil floor runrilng ;.,: 11 :41~ a.Smh.; war 5·4•5n 3 a. m.. Campbell. Mrs. Ora Wood, Mrs. ;~lite~~ ary yre, Max Wt-' 11 j,e lo)t:ether a~uin . w 10.611.: , 1i 6 61p ,on ac rf'ne ,,1 gPr. <H l'J · ,e 1a .. earer up a. m., Cl 1 8 H H' d . 1 Sarl!y mi1111tld by hiR -- - - - - - -~onu1Ue (l) 10-:ltp er in houSP, two outbuildings, Ea.stem down 8:35 a. m. ; Titan R,boe •Ra~~dr, omer en derson, - -- - - - - - - - lamily. - - - - -- cellm. good one ca r gurage l 10: 10 o er1 t"U en, Mrs. E ward . NT ADS WA Commg . Events ln-! TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 WEUNUDAT 'iou \sked li'or it 6: IS Jll'O Ttiaci:er Show 6: 00 I Clubl--R,·ver Report I I THIS IS ALL OYER- Ha.rdly IUly time at a.II ago produceractor Dick Powell and actress Ju,e Allyson were hke this, and now a.re officl11Uy KEITH GOBLE FORD (6) LOST AND FOUND I.OST - YEAR OLD BEAGLE. BlnPk . whit• anrl tan . WI ~., :uoo. Rewurd. John J. Ho8e , RI. 1 J.ong Bottom . ( 11 rn-:11<' BEST ltEALS IN 'lOWN • ENJOY DRIVING QUALITY 1959 Ford 2 Door G1l1xi1 (8) AUTO SALES Gad Clea• U• ed Car• I All Makes •• 41 MOtlf'I• MJ<:TROPOUTAN MOTORS I 19!~~!.~ 2 tlO-W EU Mil• 8\, r,.mttro,, Ohle - - F~!l~i!~ 4 door Sedan. Like new finish Worth much more. Blaellnur'11 . ! 11 I file Pomeroy, - --- - $795 $895 1957 Dodgo 4 Daor ....... ........ $995 - '51 CHEVllOf.F.T. $795. 210 - , dr. 1edan, Sh1u-p looker inside 1 and out. Bl1w1lnar'.1, Pomerny : HI 5 tlte 1 'IICl IIUICK, ~ . VB LeSabre • H11.-d Top , dr. One l0t·al own• ' e1· Power slfflil)ff R&H. F.x-i ,ra nlre. ~laettnar's, Pomeroy. rn s61r 1 1 ----'60 8Ul('K, ~! ,10_ D~AL_... . T~~6 H ARD TO BEAT ---- 'M CHEVROLET $.\95. 210 - . . Only $1895 VR l.uSubre 4 dt . .edan. ~ t11relul owner. j Sl1arp ear. Power 11tee-1•ing and I t.rakea. TurhinP. drive R&H I Ovt>r ,1.000.00 ofr. Bl11Pltn11r 's. Pomeroy, t I J 5 61.c -Jliltlll. •G~Js 5l~o~d0Nl YDEAL IN TO~u~t o!Is r!~~E~~- $595 !V!RYBODY__ . _$595 B~~7KF0~!!1!k~~TfREST .. .... .. $995 Al!IO dtear1. Ameriran twin bed, tervit•in11 Eu11t 6th E 1960 Ch... 2 Door With Air • rnn laundry, trnrnp('t , !'Olli aiovP, n,dio and lel,~vision , book~. 10111 l'ornmr . StrPPI . ~l'IY HRVl"n , W. Va . -- . . 11165 CHF.YJ.tO!.f::T .. , . Only $2195 Conditioning • door 111 11, :'lh- (91 FOR SALE Vnion lll!t Wi1,•I SuJ1ply A\.tr .. 1 POmero1,•. _ \ --· ! If R ADIO & HEATERS Vltr•n:T IAN •. Rl1INUF . 1111 cnlor:ii. Wlndo.., Blinde and •h~c1et all colun .. .. .. , . $1895 1 ' 1954 Ford 2 Door Cust. 18) AT, RIH 215 Ohto. - ' 02, 1~30lc KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. IOW8 · Rrlnl] MIDDLEPORT PHONI WY-1-3422 Crlh Bradlonl Wrll~. Phone or Conlat.t n11., A C. BRADFORD. ltaelnr-, Oltll 2.fl:IM (1_0) FOR SALE or RENT 1 <lll!~rr1puon. N!ff'ren~'" lhe 11 or ,aid Mld-1 anuth • Id~ or Lot No . 134 ,1tu ~1t 11-11-Lf l11 .a id Vlllllllt' and Stale and ' "'' 'lll 1 hi ll of ,aid lot, h rlnQ IS1 ft-el on Thln1 8trea l -nd r~lemlln1 1 o,u1,.r!~ -~ ,,.,,, th<' "'' "I <'OMPLFTF. (Nfil!R~Nf'F: PRi) \ l 'h~ ,,.,,l',·r "' old l' e\lt\on 11 t,,r h.- p ar•t lln n ol ~1w r ~a1 H\~ tr ~nit tccllon I lte Aulo fi'ire Polio • · fnr '"I" lR,.1r 1"11!1'11!1 Si ' j D"' •r,rt, i t,; STOHE, fu lly slockt'd l'nlt n rin Mills M1ddll'pr.rt 'lh111 :-rt r " ;,,,,, h ui·w~· ~nH l'r.t " .,, " 11 I' I\Tf'rc • r... OUtfll lt!U.... -doinu ood b . owner ] u n n w• 11,~ 41h d•, o< F'(' bt" llf'. 1 1~ · I Mll:THOPOLITAN MOTORS I , " (I: u.,;ines& RAHN'ES-SlMPSON INSllRANrE or JUrlllrrf'nl " 11 ..,. ' • kno qn,na, I wishes lo relir t . i..ocall'-i 974 . ····nts Middleport f'1rl' . Thtom • • -:- .... , tlN 1!:a• I Main S!ref!1, PGllleroy w1 11t am T Gru to'"l'r P6toat WVI-SA'M · 1 BroadwIJy. ~I.. Middle-port. O .I mobile. Bond•. Phona ' W-Y ). w.-tut P F!~\~• ~/ ~/l ruc~t'.r flt IJf) tfr ('n]I WV 1 .'l{J'f7. ( 11 S Alf' ~ p.,.. t• I A.11.,rnf',• 1 fM' Pl a lntlffM . "'"'"' ll R · P "• · ..-.11 IGHOCER y I ,, I According to the midnight report of lhe nursing depnrtment. : followl nf dHcrn..,d ,.,,.1 '"llali!' Jltu•tt ll'I lhe \'!111,-: <If dlelport. Cou nt,_ of Mel~1. and s -~1,. (If Ohio. boundtd and d r!'tr lbrd u followw, 8 ~1n, 16 feet off of ' h 11 lNGflOUSE appllant'es Arnold Brothcl'ti. Syracuse. Ohio. Phone ~ Lee Loi NO. 138 HttpUnc :~~;;~ m • do to tht pJ,., f'>OII' •NSURANCE 18 !IPli:CJAllt I I • I ' I I I I • • I I • 11 ' I •, · 9:00 Bachelor Father 9: 30 Ford Show 10: 00 Groucbo Show 10:30 Two FaL-e• Weat 11:00 Newa 11: 10 Weathercut 11: 15 Jack Paar 1,00 Sign Oil 11 • .' I I I · I . I • I 1 . I I } ) ' ' 'l ' '\ :s. Guida 1. Valley (poet.) • 6. Hasten 8. B! blleA.l p ri son H. Mc1.kes re110Iute 16. Japanese 22. Wound murk 2G. Twofold .27.AHwned name 29. Bikini I ,. 30. Aircraft oiled 32. Crudo • 3 .. ~ ,. -~ .. "' ,,, t« 1\atne I 48. Copenbagen / ,4,9. Witneaae, DOWN Ma Mt 2. Wheel spindle ·~ ,1/, .... ' side . ~ ,. ,., 0 ,, " 1 ~ " ~.. • ~ n " ~ JS "~ •• 4, "' , ;, \ BAAB KAHSJA.J I ~{y Sister Eileen !I : 10 A Look At the Weather I I: 15 ·Theater 13 4T .. H Gc I,'.i.' MSO MVA ·•· ,., 8:00 8, 30 9: 00 11:30 10:SO IWlit>rter Weather Teller John Daly New• Brothers Brannagan Guestward Hot Donna Reed The Real MeCoy My Three Soru Untouchables Jobnny Midnighl ·~m l ,q "' , fl') GASOLINE ALLEY .= . ,,' ~~ That old ~ washing machine ~ t . -='5ai,-,.., It hasn't been used in ,ages. But t here waG a good motor in it. l \'.'a!:i going t:o make a shoe polisher. Ruh.1$ took .. ' away, Ph\/ llis , It h-Js; been !>itting there Gix year,; and "tW ha"'en't ,-:=::::! = . to~ched ,t. ~ure, But far 1 ~ haven't" had time. 'lou sho1;ld 'nave \et me know. 11 :00 News - NANCY 12:00 Love of Life 12; 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 :45 Guiding Light 1;00 Lile of 1:30 l\s The World Turnl j, 00 Full Circle 2: 30 Art Linkletter 3, 00 Millionaire RUer l WISH I ~~, ~~~~··tR1~iiTE R FROM MY TEACHER ,. KNEW WHAT IT SAYS···BUT IT'S iEALED r- 'I: '" Tl~HT tffe S:SO Verdict is YOUl'I 4:00 Brighter Day t: 15 Secret Storm t,30 Edge ol Nigh! S:00 Three Stoop 8:00 Arthur J. Smith .• - .• a, 1s The Weather .......... ,,....... ,__, . J•ll. · 1 c.,. ,.., .. . _ _ ,_ _ .. lly CHESTER GOULD ! " )' ':J l,I 8:20 Sportscope ..v,.. 1,30 Arnot 'N Andy 7:00 Mounted Police 7:3ij Family Classics B: 30 Zane Gray 9:00 Witne11s 10: 00 CBS Report! 10: 30 City Mana1r1cra Report 11:00 News 11: 10 Weather 11: 15 Theater IS ' , ,. • It, • • •j , , .,., •• , ., :tdAHSB NAT-BGCMM, Yester'U)"• Oryptoquote: AT WHOSE SJGHT 41,L 'I'Hm STARS HIDE THEIR DIMINISHED HEADS-l\llLTON. 7:00 Sign On. ,Mualcal Clock 7: 45 'l'he Lifeline 8: 00 Ohio Va1ley Mewl B: 0? Sporl.9 'today B: 10 Ohio New, 8: 15 World News 8:20' Musical Clock 8: 55 Community News 9, 00 Musical Clock 9: 30 Public Service 9: 45 Shower1 of Ble•.slnl 10: 00 Talk of the TDwa 10 :56 World News 11:0D r81k of the Town P'rl. onl}', 11:15, ChurC!b Bell • Ring 1 11:ts World Newt 11:M Mason County New1 12:00 Community News 12 :us L.ocal Noon New, ,., ,_ iJ: 10 OhlO l'H~W!I 12: 16 . Marketr: t2: 20 Bulletin Board 12: 30 Agriculture Aceet 12: 2!i News O Gram, 'I ... •.. 12: 4S Mr Music 1:55 Local NeWI 1:00 Mr. Music ~:00 World N~W8 f05 Mr. Music 1:55 Local Nawa t:00 Olscl.lg with Do111 4:30 RoUing Home By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE OIF~NT, FIWM ~- )'.§! ANO FROM MOST 0.C 1.1G AROUND 01-1, I S U ~ ME KNOWS WMAT HE!.!6, lODAV I BUT I WONDER ( HEb DOIN~! BUT IS HE MUCH DIJ:i=ERl;NT ~ I !2Q WISH l-lE'n t, 1!\ ',j" OUR llJUGH .CCQEBEARS, 1-119 AND MlNE, ii-IE MEN 'SETTLE DOWN llt>itJ GET SOME k'.\NO IIJHO BUILT OC A JOBI nus OEIO-"t HE'S SUOOEN AND RADIO and TV Si' 11:s ~~fl,11 CE iJ ~RTER ANO GIVES NOHE YET, HIS LOVE PJR MARl.ENd JOMNNV'S A ~~ QUESTIOH ABOIJT HO "'WSJ'f ~01 (EJE!I) 5:10 WOl'ld Newa . New• a: 15 Ohio fidlO Community New1 6,20 Sporta Today 5:SO Dinner Musicale 8:00 Sip Off ,, ". Ill , . '-,~::-,,-:.:,-:'"'':-:'""e:::,:-:,,d.:. ,,J We !i0 !! M~!orola 8&1\USE (SIGH)···I ~NNQT DO WHATl WISl'I 10 00 IIE· CtlllSE•··BEiCAUSE OF ··· w;.e.uss OF WMAT, 61MONE!· . ., . ·I . ,, We S·!rvil'e AlJ M-l•es ar d Mod ·l• 'er l!•.0l1'! ' ti.•rS --~ rree Pattt:•ni - Phan• WY-2-2255 •• Mein St. Pom•rey ' " Transport .tion On I.and ar:.d Water P.h.ont WY-~-SQlO 606 Eolt Mein St. , By BRANNER l.'IUCJ(~ PLEME! PDN'T TRY TO fJOTTLE JT UP], WE All UNO!K'~ 5'TANC, HOW yO[J FEEL. crzy, 1£ IS IN 5HOCK, GENTL!MeN,., HATIJllE re Mikr,..ULJ <· I WHERE TO, ( El'.t .. l. El< HAV E: AN WINNIE ~ APPOINTMENT TO SEE ONE oi: WE"IDY 5 --,.Tu\._: CHE75 AT SCHOOL.• · ,,._ ' 1,to IA t I ..,e.r~'lO,han . ors • ,....,., ,, , I 1,, .' l(IP, CRY! S~E IT NOWI BUY IT NOWI •n " By RAEBURN VANBUREN , ... ABBIE AND SLATS By GEORGE WONDER WINNIE WINKLE NOW ONLY $1095 ' 1H A l=IGHT' HE ASl<S HO , ~;;" CURLY • 27,7 H.P. 1961 Model Scott Motor t 14 Foot Hilltop Tr•il•r Windshield - Steering - Remote Control• FULLY &QUIPPED ,,r WJEH RADIO MUNDAY THROUGH fl'RIDA 'I A Cryptogram Qunlatlnn ex Andy 9:30 l've Got A Secret 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour U :_00 11 O'clock News 4' A.XYDLBAAXR BVA h" 8 : 00 News 8: 1;, Capt Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoot1 Theater 10: 00 December "Bride 10:30 Video Village 11 :00 I Love Lucy 11 : 30 Clear Horizons 11 I.ONG!i"ELLO\V One letter almply stands for unother, In this sample A la uaed for the three L'1, X t'or the two O's, etc; Sin&le letters, apoa~ trophies, the length and formation ot' the words ri.re nll hint&. Ench day ~ CQde letler.11 are different. ZVAT 6:30 Amos 'N TfflJkSDt\ Y Here's how to work It: HZHFll[B -••II WOWW!! F,1/, ::::: t:::% " ~ ~ 6:40 6:45 7:00 7:30 11:15 Movie 9: 00 ,.0 " •• G,30 Your Easo 12:00 Camouflage 8:30 Wantt'.!d - Dead 11r Alive 0 2,00 Day In CourJ 2:30 Road lo Reality 3:00 Queeo for Day 3:30 Who Do You Trur.t 4:00 American Bandstand 5, 00 Rocky And His Friends 5:30 Whirlybirds . 6:00 M Squad 11: 10 Wenlher 44. Sheltered s .. ' ; '.T~'J ·A 12 30 Beat the Clock 1:00 About Face• 1:30 Woman's Page 9:00 Movietime 11 :00 Morning Court 11: 30 Love That Bob 39. Congo II ,_1"11-,. TIIUR8DAY 8:00 Cartoon Time 8:30 Romper Room 7:00 Hig way Palro 7:30 The Aquanauts HI ZCA Lone Ranger 5: 30 Whirlybird£ 6:00 Oepury Dawg 6:30 Your E1so Reporter 6: 40 Weather Teller 6: 45 John Daly New, 7:00 Best ol Post 7:30 Hong Kong 8: 30 The Nelson Fanµly 9:00 Hawaiian Eye 10 :00 Naked City 11:{lO Th11 News ?onight 11: 10 Scanning The Weather 11: 15 Movietime 41. Mccaivs 4:J . Coal - - . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - KPM 5: oo 37. Old Trish r,apl tt1 l ~ , effort 38.Decay · 3B, Nevr York lake -H. Fit t'or tlllagt 41S. Fruit 4.8. Iroquolans 40. Strnng w inr.l r;:: " •• metals :SIi. Exist !If, Put (~rth, WEDNESDAY 4:0I" American Bondstand 4:00 Brighter Day {syrn.) ~ I 11t8 'iOU'IU!. ~ WEDNESDAY bor (dial.) 28. Wind lmrtrumcnl river l fJ ,I' llt.JT- WC HS-TV Channel 8 26. Neigh- 35. Radium numsure 19. Rcefw ood 20. Ficslmlles 21, ACrlcan desert (abbr.) t 4:15 Secret Stonn '1:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Three Stooges (colloq.) ==tf.1 6:00 !\rthur J. Smith 31. Short 1·e aterd111·'• olnewu 8: 15 Weather intcnnlss ion fi :20 Sportscope nama 9. Famous French mounta.tna: 21. Id est 1. Remove, ri ve r 7, :Ma le sheep ' WHTN-TV Channel 13 24. Frrnch .5 , Rope fiLrr coin 18. Utah cit!Ze'l\S noisi ly attendants 5. Bush 10. Farm animals ' 11. Coronet 12. Level 13. Ca.rele11s 15. Man's hat 17. Siamese 4.7. Girl'• 23, uttered 4 . One's I I " ,., Ll'L ABNER ,1 •• \ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS ACHES AN'·· 8: 30 Bal MaterSOP ; I 1_. THINKING ABOUT SPRING THINKING ABOUT BOATING • Atrlp Ill fett wide orr of lh• eut . Mrs. Loren . erlr 1hlr o f uld lo l 90 ld In SIi.in I Alnollll Allill& n,., •nd !terry 1111d tor • n,i,re 1811 Complett Serdet, AIMi USED CAR LOT LOCUST incl SYCAMORE ST. I OFIBEMNEW WOIIIJERFUL DruG5.5NUfFY-· Fa.T SO MISER' BLE IN ALL M'/ BORNEO DR-IS··E\IER' BOOE IN r<t/ BODY Bl aettna r' s u 1cr10NEER ,\ti! ''· ', l'-aa.• 11 I I I'll 611/E ~E ONE OOC--1 NEVER 1 $495 r.1-R•atJI p' HAV Olt S'J'llA'W delivere<l m trucl 10fl9 ·1ots Cull or Write :· Wntklns ''irarm Sup.,ly , Betb!tunlaiM. Ohio L\l-2-20M I It I 1 t WIii sell"Jtmmrrnhlr . <':ill WV 2· ~ ino:a. 1/ REPA I R I 9 !\Otr- 1 Heli1ir I O) XCELLENT WARRANTY 1116$- ~'1'Uoi:8AKF.R-·l,humpion, ,,I from Clean the Slate i with CASH I .,.. bathroom I to basement CITY Lo•N L~o~o~~!!!,~~~!1~~ Good ronrlilion t,150, :11 It . llt'!ep rn~PH . Exn•l· lent co,idillon . llt•Hsonnhle JohnlOII 6crl'itt ~latinn . Mi<l• dleporl , Ohio, I II fflll i (201 Business Experieneed ~ I HO]zef H0sp1ta • ] RADIATOR 1 1953 uuuGii: - ' Culus I"' I • ; I I I 11 :25 Farm Bureau Show 11 :30 Country Hue Down 6:00 T'oday With God ll :57 Mid-Day D. Jones Average, • 6: lS Country J~mboree 12 00 Noon News 8: 30 Farm Time 12: 15 Pat Boone ti : 33 C.Owitry .Jamboree 9:57 News. Headlines & Weather l2 :30 Music Ju~· For You I :25 News 7:00 Breakfast Party 7: 25 Extended Weather Forecast I :30 M11~1c Just For You 7:30 Breaktast Party I 57 News Headlines & Weather 7:50 Sohio News Report 2: 00 Say rt With Musie 8:00 Rreaklast Part:r 2:57 ::-.iews Headlines & Weather 8:25 The World This Morning 3:00 Ca llin g Pt I 'leasonl 8:30 Brcaklast Party 3·25 News From Pl Pleasant 11:Si N£ws eHadlines & Weather J· 3ll Calling On Pl Ple;isanf 9:00 Coffee Tune with B. Fave 9: 57 New9 Headlines & Weath.c r 3:57 New::; He/'ldlincs t1i Weather Hl0 Platter Party IO: 00 Morning l\focliatiorui 4 30 Loeal News 10:~5 Ohio Newa 10:57 News Raadlines & Weather 4:35 Plaller 1-';irty 10:43 Countr.Y Music Time 5:00 News Final 10:30 Swap Shop 5; Hi Sig11 Off l I FOR SA.LE ___5~ r-oo-m house. Entered Uo&plt.al minislered at the hospital on 1 b?scment. bath , American Among those who ente1·ed Hol- T_u_e_sd_a_y_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ , Service Stand;ird kilrhf'n. gas hf'aling , zer hospital in the past 24 hours =INS=T=-A-=LLA 7""'~ o F- cUsTOM Or \l'enctian hlinds, acre of l<md. were: Miss Barbara Ellen Gay, factory made tabincts. ceramic Call WY 2·5331. 1 'J 61p 302 Kineon Dr ., MiS!ll Nancy C. plastic or floor tile, building Jordon. 714 Second Ave., 9, Spurranch-type home at $10.00 p,E"r (24A) FOR SALE OR geon Rees, Rt. 2 Galli;iolls, Mrs. square foot. Alm imy type re,J. Harold Smith, Wnterloo Star TRADE modeling. Pho1le Rutland SH 2- 1954 _ 2 TON li'ORD -FfiOO 14ft. Rt., Julia Ann Carix:nter, Vinton. •914. 12-19-Dc eovered bed. See at Neigler llarold Marcum, Vrnton, M rs. • e, or George E. Harvey. 2905 Chandler R 3C'm . AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIG- Building Supply, C'a ll WI g. 3182 _ Dr., PDt. Plemmnt, Ju 11e Ann ERATJON service Ja<'k's ReBeaty. 103 Pleasant St., Pl. Pleas• leqal Notice ant, Elvin c. Butcher, 807 W. h'igeration. New Raven. Phone 1 2 TU 2·353 . 6-- Hf - NCITtc• op a.PP'01NTMENTMain St., Pomeroy. Mrs. Myrtle No. \'1473 p t\UCTIONEER F.,1 11 ~ <II s. E. Showa lter n,,ceJ se!I K. Hicks , 1002 E. Main St., om· , REA.liiONABLE RATES Notke 1• h.-reby 111ven that Fo rr,.~t ' eroy Louise Partlow, 1507 Nye I C1aJ/ Shownlt"r whoH Pos l OIHL..- ad · ' SATISF' ,\(,"J'ION GUARANTF.RD . Ur<!!\3 I • L.on11 Bottom, Ohio ha• t,ee n Ave .. Pomeroy, Mrs. Bert M. duly appolnt.·d E,,ec11tor of th.- E~t11te \" S I R Call or nlte L O. Mcl:oy s. F.. Show~lter, nereuflf:I, •••e nf ,,eese, yracuse, ,Dw, ,.nce , . • ':'htl\er • Ohl• Mrl~R f'ounty , Ohl~ . Whitlatch ' Svracuse. Mrs. W1l\1s• ll,ilr,I 11,11 Jnl. , da y or J11n1111n • 8-22-:IO-tp U~lll. R. Frm1t. Chesler, Norma Sue Je1 Slart tht new ~Hr ri,ht. •- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1' 1ne r r~ hatr t 'nurl I fers, De Xter, Sleven L• Flaker , ~·J111lo H oor •n r,en Cl1an 11p bills, One thnttr t Mrlii~ Cnun1>·· 0h,u , Rt. 5. Jackson. Mrs. Vernon cash loan here Is the answer. Take a portable electrle m • -ta.i ~ __ ___ Harrell, Rt. 2 Pedro, Miss Nell Have mara monar. Phone or space heater with you! From stop in soaa. NOTICE o, APP01NT::NTe.,11C1 Furlong, [ronton. Dnvis E. Malone bathroom to basement, i& li1111e 01 Ml'tll• Marie lprll'l9er, o.. Rt, 3, Ironton, Mrs. Ben J. Con- 1 gives that extra quota of Phone WY-2-2171 tt~~~ttr i. 11.-rd •~ 111.-.•n that or11 i ye rs, Portsmouth, Edwnrd L, warmth that means re•J 125 E. M• ln St. !luhbard w·l1n.or, l'u•t ()!fire 111\drc,1 I M.a!oney Ravenswood, W. Va., comfarl It's safe, too. · 1~ s,,.., .... ~. 011.,, h n11 1,.-.,11 dul r 1,p· 1 • See your electric appliance p111ni.,(1 Admtmatrate1r or th" F.a,"t• 1and Hainer L. Evans, Beckley, M ~tntllt' M11rl" Sp rln111' r , \ 11te o f M,•1111 V dealer today for a chill• Cn\m h , rn11., . ,t,.,,.. :, al'!d. w. a. chasing, travel•ready ,ol'I• U~li"' ,~, thla l r,I , ,lny of Jnmmr7 , RlrihJI ,. able electric= •pace hater. 1 F 11 . 0 •1ir:en I Mrs. Robert Kiesling, Chesa.1w,~e nl lhP l'n ,bali!' Court d & SAY IN QS C ~ Mr1,i• co11 n1 1·, Ohio ' peake . son. 12:02 p.m. Tues ay. \ ' tho 11:LIECTIIIC oo. 1 , U ) t-11 111 :i,., -:c:=-::Mrs Slanley · Jonrs, 128 20th St .. eo1.u1r1•u• AND ·•Ynt• •N ONIO • U:OTllte . . . . . . . . . L• aAL NOTIC • Tolt'do. dnui::hler, 1:26 a.m. • >•;; • Wlll\am T (:rue,et and T J • r l•'l nra nrll Gn, ... .,,, U~S( ay. M!!ld\t,J>O r t. Ohlu Dlscharg~ l'lalnllfh. Patients recently discharged ln11 1' Th.. ~1nknown H~•r1 . duded Mrs. Oliver Mercer, Andy I i llr\'IHfl_ , Lt,RDleM. A<lmtnlmatur , . Treadway, Hobert Wilburn, Corl We repair all types of radi· !:t"~~~;~ t;1;~1 1:;"!~~~ Napper. Mrs. Emmett Word and ators, from heater cores to dereai n . · infont son. Mrs. Charles Maerker the largest truck or tractor I ner tndl nia. No. 1~.11·, 1and infant son, Mn. Ray Miller radiator. . The unllnown tltlrl, dtvl•~ ·- lua· 1 d . f t d tet• 11, adm lnJ1lretor1. ""'""utor, a n 11 an m pn aughier, M111. WI!· 1 u sl l( nh of t.oulfee McEltllnn,.v, d Pl'('a • ,1· •[uso•c and Infant .,n Mr11. t,d, ••• l\on, nn1n,,, • nd pt"r"'• ol rnl , . tam ll , NOWI IS THE drnrr .,,., unknc,wn and ('lnnol b:, i .John States and infant son, Mn. I rl'~ •unnhll' 1tlltg rn,•o h e •~r"rt,l ned. f M Ph one WY 2-2 143 w111 1a1t., not•~• l h Qt 1m 1nr 2:'.>th ,by I McCorkle and in ant son, r ,. TIME TO IUY I Pomeroy, Ohio or Nornnher. tllf\fl, Th -- Plalnl!frH.' John McDaniel end infant daugh1 Wlllh,m T (l,u.,•rr and Flor11 IJ t 11 1 - - - - - - - .• 5 .I GtUHPr fllM thet, l'lltltlon 8.JAllllt ter, Haiel Hill, Lisa Kisor, RickThat New Outfit in th(' court ot cumnum P!en Kanouse, HaroId M a r t In• ICLOGGEU DRAIN .or Septic1I oftl'leinMrl11• , :o.,nty Ohtn. the R11.m,. t>e- etta 11• cm N" Tank? Get Klean-F:m-All Sep- •th,· l:J,117 In 1111 d t' r,urt for Robert Landerholm • Christopher 1 At Low-Low pnrlltlr,n ot rertoln re • l t'rt • I• lie hmk cleane.. Fust and econ• In uld P.!11 1011 de,Ql"lbad., to•wll , Watson, CQJ"OI Sue Adkins, Curt· omical Landmark Fann Bur· -rne 1,,u 0 ,.,1u <1cne1the<1 ,..,. 1 .,., ..t .. is Jayjohn, Jean Pullin,, Che• Winier Prices eau, Pomcro}' 12•17-.39tc altuate tn the vmue llt' Mhtdle11ort. ter Rainey. Newt Radekin, Mrs. Co unty r, f Melfi and Stale of Ohio. ' t 14 Foot Whltthou11 Bott .-nd Mundf!d •nd llf!scrlbf!d u 101 Fred Gibbs, Maurice Smilh and l • 6:45 Sign On °' . $1095 : I WMPO Radio :1: ~ - • I : 1 L.orett.a Young 5:30 Sgt. Preston 6:00 Flau & Scrugg, 6 :25 Weather &:30 News 8:45 Huntley Brlnkle, Repol'Y 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Outlaw• I ! One and 9.10 mile out of MidTh::lma Ann Miller, C~arles Graham, Borh~.ra dlepocl. 7.uspan llollow Rd .. R. ,dnwn Ma,·met 2 <S a. m.; Jeccy Gay, Juhe Beaty: Pauletla \Im• _ _ __ H 1, Elmer Bamharl . $3500.00. Bosworth down M:irmet 3 , ~5 ston. Anna Loomis, Paul Holley, 1F'OR SALE : HE~"1'Al 1RANT dn• 12 14 "Otc ja. m. ; Solvay down Ma~et Terry Cremcms, Steven Flaker. 1 ing good business. In operation , - -- - 6. 35 a m . Rock<>t down Arthur Burton, Spurgeon Rees, . . F'OR SALE - Modern 3 bcrlroom · ~ foi- 7 years, Nf' <·lmms, t1rle ,-, ,r,·cld · 8 p .. m . Merrill down Cl , aud e Sou ders. Mrs. 8 ert Weese • h.ome storm doors wmrlow~ 1 1 ., M M I · k g_uarantePd , im _ merliate posse!i-J · · ·' , \\t'infield 10 .55 p m . Duncan rs. vrt e Hie s, Luttrell bas, ·nt. garage. hanlwoodl · · · · Cl s1on . l.cnse mt·h1des 6 room . . Bruce down Win(ield 1:20 a. m. : Yde COmcll , Mrs. Ed na s·g1 I er, upst a irs 01 ,,,,·tment. Reason Jor , Ooois, awnmgs , large .1 . A.II n w· r· Id Mrs. Minnie Johnson B e nry d eaver up m 1e 5: 15 a. m. , I I C !K'iling _ poor health. Com eer ~IC' an be I11"1,lllC~ 'i _______ Beach, . Troy Ohlinger, Sr. and Smal, down pa _vment Phone SH Glenn Wilbur. All other patients ple!e priC'e $7500.00 Call iVY· 2-!1.J35 or Wy . 2-f.r.40. !U 1041.c 2-4\f.2 Ca ll Corroll · Snowden were reporled good. Rutland, 12-27-30\c Seven unils of bllHlrl were nd1 l~OST- OH STOL-EN,- BLUF. BILI .- ~ fold in vicinity of Condor SL IH-~WARD. Helurn lo Linda Lumlermlll , :l(H Conrlor•sl., f'11merny , Ohio. l •IO<llc' ro;:,uiwha II ' · , I 1-H W(),J/ Newa New• Movie llr:00 Steamboal bill II him badt maybe a million. een-I --J _ (19) BUSINESS OPPORTIJNITl~S I separated, pro bably they'll be divorceu, and It will set fu~:. ,~. 11 lk I II II ! 1) ' , • I 6 I J 1- --- __ I • II .. I (.'ud,,u ~--., 1 12:55 LOCI 1-1J t :30 3,00 Young Dr. Malone 3~30 F'rom Thest- Root.I 4. OD Mab Rocni f.or Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 11 ! t.1 :30 U Q,uJd Bo Yoo 6: 30 Qulcll Draw McGraw I , 0 ,. �·--"'"'""""""'"-' • • - - -'""'I .. ....... ... - .. · .. .. I I lO-Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 , Jan . 1 1 1961 � w,eki v�" w,ch rrlattv•• I • - Ma,nly About . ... ....... ___________ ------------�--� · -----·· ... -·-- ------·- ·- ___ . . .. · --· -- - .. . . . · ·----- ·-- .. ' .. Program Of Readings, Singing, Followed Glea ners' Class Dinner I Around And A • " tuclu,y dinne, pM!<-eded Folio"'"' the dinner the group • Paul W and "'� CO the ,an<1uai1 fur • Gle...... ,1 . orry 1 me,,Ung of w i D•>� ape-nt � Clua uf the .M i.ners�· ille Metho- program in charge of Mn. Karl M fl Mn· bU. Haye. and Mll:I, w1U1 hli parent,, Mr a Church held Monday evening Grueser. Group ainging of "0th- David and Dkk Mn Amokl dist Werry J. . to Char-In I at the chW"<'b with L7 members 1 eri· ' o p e n e d the meeting Hayeii and Mn. ' Mn Alma Kitchen returned Lemley rl a Mn. Mr . EM OW " r I present. K�lh Wiggins asked followed witb prayer by Ernest and nd elti!'r · �· Dayton Sund ay ·_ her Charle. bl were Sonny IOll Nt:?ase Settlement and Mn. Anna the grace. Stewart and scripture re�g of ' . I Reuter of Rock Spnng, Road __::_________ P by Mr,, Chari•• G niff- ton wt Saturday to attend the oalm '" lune,al of M r■, Walter Riddle al POPULAR ,,45,, were Sunday Huest• of Mrs Clara I and Mrs. Weeki and soa remain• er. Cunningham Fwleral Home . the Grueser. tod here for • longer visit. • Two readings were given. ''ll's FoUowing the funeral they were Mra. Earl Denny and !IOn Earl Mn. Charlet1 Mulle,l Sr was 8 You." by Mn. Clifford PhiU1ps guests of the Will.lam Kapp lam­ .ml'. Mn. Albert Meea were Gal· i recfflt guest of Mr and Mn and "I Know Something G ood ily . LIMJTED TIME lipolia visitors Tuesday. J ohn Frick, Rock Spnngs Road . About You," Mra. RolU.1 Wolle. VAhUES TO $ 1 211 Lieutfflant and Mn. James Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks G uesls at the Thum:ian Fischer after �h ich the men ,?f ti:ie group Roller and family of Rantoul. and son, Tor.. , Reynolds��&, �r- residence on New Year s Eve wert' s�g At the C� with M rs. . Illinoia came Monday for I YilJt C rived Saturday Co1· a vu;1t with Dorothy Keeton, Danny Congo , VK1.or Brown u accompanist. their �nta, Mr. and Mn. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. El- May Mayle and Harold Jef fers. Mn. Br�k! Sayre gave .a reed. Roller and Mr. and Mn . Max nd ' don Week.s and Mn. Herman Dorothy Keeton and May May�e ing, "'It s Just Old Age, 1 � Hartley. Homer ! Scholl. Mr. Weeki left Monday I were Monday evening guests m Mrs. Bradford Maag a readmg. · · " · Mlddlepo rt ( Cooh liq. Mrs. E. R. Slefry has been re· Town. "Gossip or • businell v isit at Seaman I Gallipoli11 visiting relat1_ves . . . lo her home from Mason turned May Mayle and family v unted A song "Stepping in the L ight, " Clinic and I.I reported to be im-­ friends in Athens over the week by the ladies with Mrs. Brown ac- proving. end. companying preceded two read- Mrs. Raymon Konk:right re­ ings, "The Christmas Spirit Is turned home last week after Needed All Year" by Kenneth spending three weeb iD Spring• MEIGS THEATRE . Wiggins and .Count the Day Well field with her son and family, POnMroY, Ohio Spent, " by Eme11t Stewart. which Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Konkright, AY RSD THU & T ---- _ ____ concluded the program. TON IGH "A WO MA N LIKE SATI N" I 0 During the bu.sineS!I session , will meet the fourth W�y Brig itte Bardot and Victor Brown presiding, ... or each month for pract ice, with Antonio Villar on the new cupboards for The next meeting will be held report also I the church kitchen was given by Feb. 1.3 with Mrs. Bradford. Maag •'THE Wll.J) ONE'' \rlarl on Brando, Lee Ma�n , Bradford Maag and it was voted as hostess. tunn ing time 2 Hrs . • 30, mm. l to have the cupboards completed lox office closes 8:30 P.M. ' and varnished. Kenneth Wiggins : was named to inve11tigate the pur- Club Entertain FRIDAY NOT OPE N chasing of folding chairs and reMra. Pal Wood rt at the next meeting. 1t "'.'as Mrs. Patricia Wood entertained po SATURDAY 1 voted to organize a choir which the Second Monday Sewing Club ··THE TIME MACHINE" 1 or) Mond ay evening at her home 01'1 (Technfool Rod Taylor, Alan You ng Spring Avenue. FEATURE'M'E Election of officen waa held RCARTOONS COLO Mrs. Robert LewlJ telected with ency effici lo watch We restore your COMIN G u president and Mrs. Wood, ,ec. Sunday, Monday, Tu..d■y retary and treasurer. Secret pal quick ly, econo mica l l y . Why not see us to­ J■nu ■ry l S-16- 17 names were drp.wn for the year. fi'ormedy Smith Clothina: Co. "ELMER GANTRY" A sa1ad course was senred by MIDDLEPORT, OHIO (Technicolor) the hostess to Miss Martha How• Burt Lancaster and ell, M iss Eleanor Robson, Mrs. Home Of Jean Simmons Paul Kloes, Mrs. George Schnei- 1 COLORCARTOON der, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. j Name Brand Running time 2 Hr.s. 35 min. Lewis' Mn. James Clatworthy Pomeroy ' Merchandise Box office closes 8:30 P.M. and Mrs. Max Ward. . -·-- People In °""t.'": °'. Pomeroy About l adjourned M ddleport Harold RECORDS DUTTQN'S Don't lose Another Minute ! EXP■RT I I Watch fieJairing I , ed By BAHR CLOTHIE RS peak deyT Goessl er Jewelry Sto re ·• . I ,' ' • I I I r' . I .' ' I' '• ."( \, BILLFOLDS $3.95 $5.00 $5.95 $7.50 ·- ' \ . ' . .. I ' ' \ .\' 1 ' OVERALL PANTS DRESS SHOES WEDGIES Values to 8.95 Shop Early For Best Selection' Sanforized shrunk for perfect fit. Triple atitcbed. Tough 10 owiee blue denim in sizes 29 to 44 waiJt measure. $1.98 AIR - STEP Flats and Red Leather Dress Shoes Black Leather Val"" to $5.95 Black Suede 5 Valu.. to $1 3.95 / 1.87 .9o s9 5 2.87 ■nd Suedes and Leathers In Brown, Grey, Green and Black shave cream. $ 1 .98 Value PENCIL TABLETS Yellow prper - ruled firmly bound. Tablet oLw I b7 12 lnchH. 19c Both For $1.50 I for 55• Hexagon shaped. Assort• ed bn,ht colors. 'I'll) era­ aera. SPECIAL SAL! Starflash Camera with built In flash gun, l roll film, 4 flash bulbs, 2 flash batteries. SALE $8.88 SH Tho Many Other Camero and Phofatr1ph Sup­ pllN In The Comer■ Dept. On The Main F'-r, . 2 for Sc ,, .oo ........ LAMP SHADES JANUARY FURNITURE SALii BERKL INE CHAIR S $ 29.00 Chair■ $ 34.00 Chairs $ 49.00 Choirs $ S4.00 Chair■ $ 59.00 Choir■ $ 69.00 Chair■ S. 79.00 Chair■ $ 89.00 Chair■ $ 97,50 Chair■ $109.00, Choir■ $129.00 Chair■ $169.00 Choir■ $1 79.00 Chair■ $198.00 Chair■ , ................ ................. ...........•..... ................. .......,•.,.,.... ......,...,...... _ ................ . •..... .......... , ,. .............. ................. ................. ................. ..... ............ _ ................ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE S.t,LE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE New acet.iate baller1Du with oyle! oldrl and flock, ed Doral Blrtl. 1- trim bottom, rucb.l.nl and ... tin bow - -· White, p:lnk, main, blue, nlle. Salt 79c $ 22.00 $ 24.00 $ 39.00 $ 45.00 $ 47.00 $ 54.00 $ 63,00 $ 72.00 $ 71.00 $ 88.00 $100.00 $125,00 $135.00 $1 50.00 $1 .49 HGEM" RAYON DUST MOPS Standard hOlllebold Ibo. Flne1t quality Jlll'II. Al• woy1 Duffy. !Jght welpt · !or eaay huldllnf, $1.00 79c Unbnokobl• TARGETWARE PAILS OloblODf Hit po�­ lene. Never mara. Never lied, yellow, ■ pink, lunjuo!H. 11 quart capetlq. -tcbeo. Sale l 66c INNERSPRING MAfflESSES and BOX SPRINGS Pepperell B ABY B L'A N K E T S 3. 87 Ill 1,o, ti) IDcbll. Padlad 2 blanket. ID a poly 1111White, pint, blue or maba. With eontra■tlnc eolor trim,, Sale priced. and 2 for $1.25 B WILLIAMS \\ Salt $1.49 "STARFWW' KODAK BROWNIE $1 1.35 CAMERA OUTFIT LEAD PENCILS Values to 8.95 5 AAA AA Ne rrow.& Medium Widths super blue blades and a giant size foamy 15 EAGL'E NO. 2 Black, Brown, Te n, Red, ·· ,ck & White Widths SALE PRta • CO NN IE and PAR IS FASHIO N FLATS Slzea l to ll. Wuh 'a FAST MAIL Good Grooming SPECIALS Other J1nu1ry Furniture Sale CHAIR VALUES t 7.... wur cotton flannel.a. Plelda 1111d chew ill amart eolOl combination,.. GILL ETTE Mono Big Yank Sale S63.00 SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN UARY 1 3T H AT 9:00 A.M. NA TIO NALL y ADVERTISED B�Nl>S - CON NIES, Al R-STEP, PARIS FASHION, WILLIAMS, HEEL HUGGERS, CONNIES SALE $1 .98 SALE $2.50 SALE $2.98 SALE $3.75 BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS and Lock Chair and Ottoman. Long wearing nylon cover. i Few of a kind. Floor samples and discontinued All are our well known qualities. In all 110 to sell. Full bed size, and twin bed sizes. coverings. Each mattress and box spring plainly marked with the regular price and the sale price. quickly for Widths end 8 Hartley 4l Bennett Shoe Store Savings on J I G SAW PUZZLES Aill7 lnterlock!nc poce■ for little luirull - atoryland and �!aod ■ubJeoll. Larr• " ,... Remember The Date, Friday, Jan. 13th At • • • "Middle . Of Upper Block" Bi& SprlDjB. AAA - AA JO PINe Punle - . ,,. Pullle . . 29c Come Mattressea and Bo:1 S.lel $2.98 SCHOOL BAGS Th.,. are plaldo ID NNI and blue. All bAve ,... aeto and bard bott<Jmo. Stnp and buctl• oloa-. Lunch pouch. While They i...t $2.00 BRASS PLANTERS Beautiful embossed roae dtaipi . I ret• $4.50 PLA�TER -- SALE $2.25 4 1'19. $5.95 PLANTERS_ __ SALi $3.00 6 reg. $6.75 PLANTERS SAU $3.50 Save In The Ja n ua ry Sales OHIO .--... ,,.,111.... --... .._ .. ...... ,, .......,. ,. . Elberfelds In Po meroy 1 , ., • �◄ •· & qr,,' '--" oi "' h <:;\,, . •.- I ' . &bat ---� preuare wilt VO L ' XII NO. I , " "' · '·i_ • ,._ in. anled M oae ea 1'hil prladplt •• ppbiecl 1a ,wulher wor1< by PucaJ In ,..,. --- .... -· -- ---- . WOW YOU &COW � ' -· ,t HIIII 1111 1tJ u UabM Leno ··- F LAN N E L SPORT SHIRTS $79.00 Rock Dn �'.:... · ;__.· ; ;�fiD. ·.\' 0,.,�\� � · 1rI� 16' I -�. ) ' I '' r. floy> ''·" Specl■I Group of Mono' and Wo-' N■tlonolly Known Br■nd - ,,.. STORE HOURS - WEEK DAYS - 9 A.M, TO 5 P.M. AND ON SATURDAYS 9 A.M.. TO 9 P.M. Hartley & Bennett's Greatest Ever . . . JANUARY ' Jan uary Sal es Court St. It's Your Lucky Day . . . It Starts FRIDAY THE 13TH . � Elbe rfel ds In Pomeroy I Only 1 9 , , ...,_ . ·-· � 1e a1 y •• ' e n t 1n e ilt-&pe: I o Fair wk1i 11Wt ......, ....., ... loolpl. ... loday 1M5, low ....... -. .... ..,. pu11, .-, -, _ De-cot«I To The lntereall 0/ TM Mel111•M-n -4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Jan. 12, 225 1 ... I'eatlier -� 1961 Stock Split, Capital Expansion To' $1 25 ,0 00 Ann ounced By Loca l Bank Country, Kennedy! ..Facing Problems l�e Tells Natio n 6c PER COPY Shareholders Vote Swisher New Directo' r Shareholders of the Fanners �ank and Savings Comp.any to­ lay had elected one new diree- 1 or , re-elected eight olhera . ;md 1 1pproved a I"e(.•apitalization plan ·Nhich will increase the .11tated cap ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Eisenhower said 1,1 of the bank from !50.000 in his farewell Slate of tbe Union Message lo Congress 125.000. I today that the. United States "forged allead" under his The new director, elected al I . administration but that many problems remain to con'le annual meeting Wednesday, 1 front President-elect John F. Kennedy. " . . . We have 1 .3 C. Wayne Swblher of Pomeroy . honOred our eommJtment to pursue ana attain specific vell known resident of Meigs objectives," the President said of his eight-year stew. 1 :Ounty, and a partner in the io, 1 ardship as Chief Executive. :al drug firm of Swisher and , WASHlNGTON (UflJ � Pret1i- by a clerk. The Senate was not,1 ',ohse. Swisher, -M. is a graduate dent Eisenhower said in his fare- in sessinn today. 1t will hear the 1f Middleport High School and well State of the Union Message message Friday. lhio State University, and serv. ----to Congre.q today - that the United I >d dwing World War II u • - St.ates "forff(I phead" under his 'favy LCT group commander adminiStratktn but that many ,Ith the rank of Lieutenant JG. · problems remam to confront · 1e is married to the former Mina teineJi and presen1.ly resides on Pres.ldent-elect John F. Kennedy, " , . , We ha,e honored owe ie,t Main -,t in Pomeroy. commitment to pursue and attain Incumbent directors re-elected apeclfic objectives," the Presideru ·ere Theodore T. Reed, Sr., preslaid of bis eight-year alewanbhip .-fent; D. Curtis Reed, Columbus aa Chief Exec;:utive. attorney; J. Edward Foster, Howard Carson Blake, brother Bui be added be wa, oot "imC. WAYNE S WISHER: N EW BANK DIRECTOR cashier of lhe bank; Theodore T. _ plying that ,JI is well-that all of the nationally known Rev. Eu• ----------------- - - � Reed, Jr., vire president: Fred pn,bleOII an solved." He noled gene Blaire, slated clerk of a 1 1 A CE YOUN� C AGER - Larry Price, reaching a crip for a basket and two W Crow, Jr., local aflomey; polnll, la tbta connection the Berlin, Cu- Presbyterians in the Leslie F. Fultz, Pumeroy Cement left handed, is 13 years old, stands 5-1 1 , a nd looms as one of Meigs county's 6rightu ll I t e d , Black Company Gen•i·al Mana- est cage prospects in a generat ion, Already he looks downward when taking ban, African and Lao, olluation, Staoos, was special �ue,t speak advice ge; Thereon Johnoon, well-known from his father, H u bert Price, Portland C rade School principal a nd coach. A natural abro,ci_ ,\t home, be laid, there er at yesterday's Lions C I u b Letart Foils fanner. and M". ri_ghthander, Lany fractured his rigbl arm when a child , persevered until be uses remain the problem, of pn,mot. meetln& and dinner held at t h e . Federated Church. his left arm entirely I n basketbal l, and Is a n outstanding ports1de baseball pitcher ateady Alma F. Parker. , employment JnOAi economic growth , prnervlng 8 M r. Blake related his experThe Pomeroy National Bank was best bi dder to se ll 'J1ie plan or Neapitalization as well. Last nig � t Larry _scored 3 1 po!nts against Syracuse a meeting of the UJI.• IIOtttld euttency, iHm!nallni fann fences in S'feden wilh the large Middleport's '25,000 fire truck and eq uipment bo nds which ha,_ been app_.,,ved by beate n, . Othe rs m the P!clure are M1lchell Allen, 22. Davi d Sellars , 33, da_rk 1 1u181 and o>ercomin defi- groop in aloondance at the meet- and was unammously voled !he seller by council W ed- ,1a1, bankmg aulhoril tes b to shi rt ,, B ob by Crow 2 0. B,U Jewell 24, Gordon Fishe r 34, John ny Lisle 8, wllite . _ Details on page be made essentislly as r_ollows: shirted Syracuse boys. See nesday night. c':ciet In health and ed�atlon Ing. 4 tQday. - Sentmel Photo. , Council met in special session, Ma yor Kennet h Mc• -The presently authorized 500 "me speaker, fluent in four . »r9grama. Mott of h&, -· WU • ,._ languag... appeared In the coun- Elhinney presiding , for the bond award , Also. the agen- shares of 1100 par " 1"' slock view of the pill(. elgl,t yun try of Sweden for a number of da called for acceptance or rejection of a proposed ordi- wlll be Increased lo SOIIO sha,es oouplotf •Ith llollm,,,nta of pru,'. years In ,n attempt. lo leach the nance setting up a "Village Planning Commission." The with a par value of $25. • -The 500 ,hare, with a 11110 , prlnciplel of c!ple wh!cb Ila bolloY!,d should people free- ordinance was not reijdy, however. ·. . 11 ... r l�Jl _ Monday nigh! wlll be cerllf!ed to County Awli- par l•lue which are now oulullon c1orn •• �raotleed in Anwlca. ■o l w · that ....,.i unas!riiously approv- 1 IOr Gordon Cafa...u at throe por awidfilc,wlll.. bo . apllt. . lour tor . . . - . . ,. • · · ···· Mr. Bloke lo1d ln ha, ,11of conllnuing problem■• infl ed • molutlon favoring prepar , a. '1'."11 The Uo> Po lice - fotud tu, use tear showed the game was IYfr, � one, making 2,000 new shares A . a, ! cenl. lefen To l:ltaUaa . lalk of how the commun15l per;-: . ven1ty of Georgia s farsf Negro f gas and a fire hose \\ edncsd.ay the buzzer did f the ordl f1 a with $25. value if r a p nol aound 1111til aD-R The P:retldtnt began bis llll!I- sonnel in Lapland tr th f t t" bonda had to neg ied o- � fire eui=- bonds ap- � u::: I students were sus d and lO Ill' -A total of $50,000 existing aur·sent •rright pende k break up the wild demer Georgia Tedi's Roger KaiJ4I' u i r ye Ov: 8 ._ liy <eminding •that ·the Amer- tiate with the Lllplander,, using home "for the� .own sa'.r'y'" early i o�straLon lhat led to the ,uspen- tied up � game and seot it WI ' proved in the May, 1000 prhnary period. plus will be lransferred to capi. lean voi,rs lJad chosen. new lead- ?"'paganda of all kinds, . . �Ip ito ma.Dage the government. Mr. Blake 18 now resid ing n efeclion, we,-. ,old al three per Attending were al l couocilmen, lal, resulling in 2,000 additional today because rootmg demonstral• , 910n. Vandiv'.' ,ssued •. ,talem�n, f an overt,me period , l>om whldl I cent lntere!lt , best ofler of seven Wayne rs stonned a_ donm tory and bat- early toda_y admonis!1mg �II c1ti- 1 Tech emerged the wmner. Gibbons. John Zerkle. I' shares of $15 par stock w hich o A new president lhortly will Philadelphia, Pa. , but came to rec . eJved. The Pomeroy National Lee Smith , Clinton Fi.sher . Bill will be distributed as 8 stock div- lled openly with po!Jce. zens of th1S state agamst violence Georgia students poured out rl lay before you hll principles to this a rea to visit sever� relatives Charlay11e Hunter, 13, and Ham- or overt acts of violeace." Bank ofCered no premium. idend on 8 one for one ba1J1. rry : / Childs and A. A. Scarbe the gymnasium and � Gene ha future of ow great fncloding Li Glenroy E w I n g 1 . 1 ,000 new IIIO Holme,, 19, were suspended ■landpe," Eisenho!he e on f ' al insn r Gcale clerk and Bernard Full,, -The remaining 1 slr Wednesday th nighl's riolous dem, 8 aigbt for My, ,. Hall where ufd. ''To him, wilh whom he is slaying, H l s shares will be offered for safe lo by the univer;ily at m;dnight ln onslralion that resulied in the ar• Miss Hunler had been assigned • cii:.r. ln bid; · soH : inclu:i,::/�;: '":'� \0:\h, nery citizen, whatever bis poliU- parents were Mel11s County na. . existing shareholders who wish Atlanla . Gov. Ernest Vandiver / rest of at least 12 students and . Sween!!: ey • Cart w� ight Co·• Col- . private room. cal belief■, prayerfully uteoda tlves. to exercise their p�ptlve wa.. preparing to take that action 9 adulfr appeared to have been Some time before the w,ve ff a t belt w!shea for good heallh and !luting his lalk, the widely trav, :b';.:r O� th� � �; 1 , 0 righl, lo puroltase such slock on hfmseff lo "proi,ct lhem again,I carefully planned, and ii includcu I students arrived from the nl remiu 1 ·fer wildom and IUCCffll In coping eled and edu('ated 11peaker _stress. the basis of one share for e ech threats to then- lives-. q uite a _ large numbe� of adults_ s1ty gymnas1wn at least am W,. with lite ,roblema t;hat confront ed the importance of having an Walter . Woodie, H eime!'dinger / . four �eld. shares , The Co., two N_egr�, who had Just Cincin i, four and one• I' • nat But it hmged on a cham of fatefu. ened cars were spotted partel . w our nation." ldeolog1cal understandmg W I t h In announcing the plan of re- fillishl?d their first full day od circumstances . fourth per cent premium $15ti· 1 3· ' just off the thoroughfare near the n..n•rt.101 from hJ9 usual eua- foreign countries. -..t""' capitalization, Pre.tident Reed classes at the university without The catalyst · • nai l • !h,.,· · .,· cmcm was 8 basketball 1 site or the demonstration. All of 1oln of • peraonal appearance be- For & nwnber of months artl• M a&-,us le eo 1&1"d : a.nd one-half percent . premium · lnc1'dent, were taken to therr · game. the cars were loaded wtt.b white • fore a joint session of the H9U!e cles have ap ared eon<ernlng ... 2S ' "Our direclors are constantly homes in Allanta by slate high. pe . . eo G rgia wa, about to heal arch- men, and senate, thf President sent his Blake's yOUDger brother and his , . . . aware or the rol� our b�nk must way patrolmen. Miss Also the Cilizena National Hunter was rival Georgia Tech. The cloca A Large portion of the crowd, ' -..s&age lo the House to be read attempt to have all denomlna• the ji play rvmg d f . m does an Ahhough definite _ !le figures o weeping, and Holmes appeared -------- -- which was estimated at betWMII Bank, Midhle ort, o. four and tlons of Protestant churches unit- one fourth per cent, premium $ UN) how much has been pledged are needs or Jl!i depositors end the angry. l,000 and 1,500, were adults. . , ed. a �uruty. The suspension came only a few Fahey Clark 6: Co., Cleveland, o. lacking for the moving of The first batch of delDGftsf:raton Lion Prtsldent Fultz presided three �nd three-uarters per rent, small steel fabricating plant Into ' By such en Increase in cap!- hours before Federal District unfurled a large white sheet • over the meeting and presented premJum fl05: and McDonald c the Parkersburg Rig and R e e I tal structure, our bank can more Judge W. A. Bootle was to hold which was written in big letters: guesta, Irving Kah, Jr,, Henry Co., Cleveland, 0., three and bufldi� on East-Main-st in Pom- effectively serve those n� a.nd 8 hearing at Macon, Ga., to de""Nigger, go home.'' hlng, Rev. Richard Boone, Dr. one-half percent, premium $30, eroy, Chairman Leslie Fultz said fulrill our basic J)Wl)Ose. e cide whether to make pennaA mighty yell wenl up as snR. E. Boice. and Fred Crow. La• The bonds had been establish- thUI morning that rt-action was Mr: Reed observ_ed. tbat nent a temporary injunction students mar�hed in front ol. era] elect�on of Mr. Swisher to ' d ies of the church served a steak ed in the ordinance authorizing fovorable. against state officialJ that had Marjorie Malone, ■tate super Hunter's dormitory with tbe Miss • at noon, the issue at .!lix percent. They A 24-hour �ampaign was ,tart- bank s board. was another. step permitted the Negroes to become viaor of mueic from Columbus lunch sign. -------------- --- -- ed yesterday by members of Lhe in �e furtherance 01. a pohcy to the first oC their race to enter A ?fl cat was blamed for an waa in Meigs county recently Within minutes, large rorb beyoung, Pomeroy Chatnber of Commerce provide the bank w ith accident this morning at 8:35 on gan to slam agains the university. .a . r.meeting witb vocal and instru• t dormit.orJ 10:. OW OW and ibutiaessmen of Pomeroy to competent, aggress lve menage- The hearing was scheduled for West Main-st by the S\\'atzel Ser- e . One wiudow llltllltal mualc teachel'tl, P I a n a reened s windows , rafae u much a, pos,lble of '2S ,- menl. vice Siation which caused heary wa, broken and a ,creen pier ,,so a .m EST. . . . -WINI made for a county wide mucod. At the orgamz_ahon meeting of ---------- mnage 000 which would be needed by the d to the driver's car and About 30 policeme11 we .UC festival · for all tehools, w:lth re • the Board of Oll'ectora held plant to move. to an Ohio Power Company util- duty but could not eontrol &al !he H<eption ol lhe Pome1·oy ' E,en though the $0.I '000 lo what mediately following the mee!mg �ity pole ca,rying high tension rock throwing, band laking part. E. • has been asked by the yet um. den• ot shareholders, RJl'hard wires. _____ 111e' fritlval will bo held April • re-elected assistant lilied finn. Jt has been empbasiz- J Mrs. Fern Cheesebrew, iddle::::r ":d the remaining o i311 at I J)·m �t Eastern H i ii h c ll ed that the total amount need rot �rl. said that she w�s �g her School. A vocal high K'hooJ mas!I !,f , cers named. abo\re were re-elect• A whole family of five, plus grandparents, were be raised but enough of lt . . sick cat to • vetermar1an when to cboir will sina:, ss will a 1 l x t h among 47 persons who the f 'Olllan& L or pogtJ the1r to eel recelved perfect attendance !!how thai the area wants the her attention wss distracted by ! Ch .... IJ'OUp. year. award, Sunday al the Syracuse Asbury Methodist plant lo locale in Pomeroy, • • T -----lhe IHlimal, causing he, lo lose ' Zdward Johnson, Instrumental Church. The goal or the Pomeroy gi oup control of htr car. / -her fa Southern Local DI• The Norris family held top attention for attendance. which Is accepling pledg s h Members of the_Syracuoe •me'.• According lo the Pome a , 2 Cited B Patrol e roy Petri<t. II � of lhe e v e n I Mr. and Mrs, Ross Norris bj>lh received two-year &ency and f,re units report..i th,s lice lleparimen!, � i,nsion perfect been ,el lnfonnally at ,12.soo I Y. • I 11n. Fannie Lee II � attendance pins while their son, Carroll , and his wife morning over $ISO ha1 lJ:een re-- wires from an electric pole which although the firm asked for as j For Vto latio m l ma. Kyger ,creek band a i'HI Ad die received five�year plns as did t._lr . .and Mrs. Nor - much of the $25,000 as possible Arrest or two Meigs county men L'f!lved thus far in the drive f o r wm.:o knocked •off were stre-wn ov• 1 °T1)e M eigs County Sheriff's 1 o., cllelr WOl bf juefi. ris S young grandaughter, Debbie Norru1. la reported by_ the state Patrol. money for payment of the erner- I, er a wide area. Officer!! called to be raised. partment arrested a Racine _. The family attend ance record pins. , They art !\athan Biggs. 40 gency squad l:nack balance. power company workmen Imm, .., torist early this morning o■ • Seni-·Announeed did not end there. Th, o I d e , t Glady, Rob:,in , Mrs. R_ o y a I As c of c Secretary and ChaJr. Pomeroy, died for no Urense Squadsmen reporled _that anyman of the g.,,up lo induce the diately and awaited thei, a,-,ival charge of driving wbile inu . daughter of the family, Clarlre Thomes, Llnda EichID ge 1 1 n d firm to locate Hartley here, Leslie Fulti plat on • vehlcle_ being lowed one_ wuihmg to g ive edd1tional do- to fix· the facility. cd as a result of a one-car aool· ae t. -ei . rvi for Homer AJ. and their second daughter, Bren- Rose Ann Thei.!s were four-year sald that though the deadJine waa alld Harry J. Detm.i�n, 31, Rut• natiolL!!I la s.sked � co11tact • Heavy dariiage was reported to dent on Route 338 near the Ra Ja SarOey of M!ddleport w h O da, each were awarded n�year pin winn�rs. set at noon today, he will be n'-Jle land, cited to Gelli(JOhs court Jan. mem�r of the urut, or mail con- lhe vehicle, but 00 injury \\'as re-- cine cirporatlon limits, Recelvmg aWards for three to accept pledge11 yet thil dlai ye,terday wJII be held at the i•inl. trlbut Jons to the Syracuse �er- ported te .Mrl.. Cheeseb eve- 19 oo • ■peed cllarge. rew, or At 1 2: 40 this morning Denni& 8-":linl-COSlt Funeral ff O m e Othera who recei ved �rfect &t• years perfect attendance 1nclud- ning. gene� Squad in care of C h 1 e f her sick eat. · 1 Manuel, 3 1. Racine, lost control Saturday afteroooa at two o'clock tendance awards for rune yeara ed Dan Rizer, Freda O u f I y, ----Mom1 Hartlen. ----of his car on the sharp curve near wltJI the Rev· Donald Boone in were Clara Rl!er, Adria s a y r • Cathy Winebrennt'r, Stefanie Win I HOP ANN OUNCED Divorces Awarded The unit also Nl?rted an emer• thP Racine Legion Rall ra.n of. R and Brenda Sayre. brenner, Jean Duerr, Pauline The Racine High School gency run last e,ening at n, 1s. �ge. s RemovM TO Senior lo Meigs Co urt �e Uw road, and fn!o an elecirtc pole. Frankltu Rizer I received his Decker . Mary L. Cundiff, Nanc�· clasa will sponsor a record hop Two divorces wen1 awarded Mary Jane Lavender was tak- Cincy Workh ouse ! c i w hile h n a passenger, Gertruda!! IIEIG8 01:Nl:RAL HOSPITAL eight-year pin whlle Marci.a Karr P�rker, Billy 7.er lde and 8 l 1 1 Y in the High school gym Friday yeaterday tn Meigs County Com- i en to Meig5 General Hospital with William Reeves was taken to I Rowe, suffered injury to her left Adm:i■,JOlll: Mrs. William And- Edna Carleton , Suzanne Winebren- Jean Cundltr. a severe arm cut. She injured the Cillcinnati Workhouse t h i s I e nlght immediately following the mon Pleas Court according to , ye �. Pwnau,-,; Sharon Faye ner. Micky Winebrenrer Bobby Awarded two-y�ar pins w e r e cage game between Racine 1111d cords In clerk of court, office. I It at I h e �me of her father, morning by Middleport Chief of The Manuel vehfcle incurred lfnflb, Pomeroy, and Richard Winebrenner, Haney Rizer and M r· Lloyd JenkU11 Sandra Zer- Belpre. 1bt da c:. n wJll last until Jlleilueline J\. Stage wu giv- Glenn Cundiff, Sr., of Syracuse. Pollce Herbert Gilkey. heavy damage to the front and Middleport; Hazel ShlveJer, P'rankUn Rizer JI were &lven aev- kle, Teri Lynn i'errell, John T. ----1 1 : 30 with admiulon ael at 25 en a divorce· from John B. Stage. Rff'les will serve a .'JO.,day sen• has been estlmaled as a total loS!I. Paneto,; Mar, Lavender, SJr• en-year plna, CundUf, and Johnny Elchlnger. cent,. LOCAL T&MPS She wu also awarded custody of lence al the workhouse following 1'he electric ligl1t pole was ollG Olill; Dale Wmebrenner, Middle-- In addJtldn Co the members of Fint year pins for attendance -----minor a child. a awarded Also The tempe1"1,ure tllit monlag his conviction on II charge of clipped off at the bottor.it . , .. .. ' ·r• ·lhe •·Notrll 'fadir; lanta 'M'ar1 at 8unday 'lehool 'ftre Mias F.1· f'AJRll'll:U) STATION · pal't. divot'CI! wu Freda M, Weth from at JI:SG tlood M a IUIIDJ I, ■ t into.'dcaUon in MiddJeport by MayManuel wag placed in Mefga DiachargeJ: C2iarlenl 'Jboma, ueJ, J�\e Manuel, Kathy tran• e3nor Robson, Mrs. Moore, r ·- '!1 Wednuday (emperaturet - high George W. Welh. The plabitlff ehllly 42 dertttt In Pomeroy at or Kenneth �cElhinney. Gilkey Coonty jail. He \\'ill appear Ho !9::f:P p1rt; Erma Yalt, Carpen- cla, Patty Winebrenner and Jean �.owe. Angela Hubbard anJ 54, low 19. Th'1osday readin& - wu 1-estored her makla 11me of ... InJenedlloa .i.. &fall nr Md was acco,Tij;anJed by officer Ed fore County Court Judge Emmett •• Klooa ...,. awanlal fln.y o a r J-- Hubbanl. 1 411 al - a.m. j Flu II. • .,,._ Peoples, llajjgerlf, Educator w38 sLipeaker For ODS Club I 1 pomero Nat1on y , a} Awarded sa}e Of F•lfe TruekBond8 m, ..,.. .. iuldia.Jo :u... '°; \he i!1 GeorITT a's F'JrSt 2 Neg f0 Stlldents Ordered z,isiende.lu,' sent HO me After IId RiOtmg 'l'!!l' I :i ,I • c f. c Dri•ve = I bOing e}} ays Chairman s State Official Helps Plan For Music Festival I en K•tt BJ3med For ACCI"dent On West Mam · !:e N H un.,.., Al.-.. uuuf ThOf Family Of 5 Grandparents • Too, wID Aftendance pIDS 0 ver $150 Is Rece1"ved Jn S yracuse Drile m For ifr. ll\zmral I II re-- : ams, c� . ., - ..... R8Cffle Dr"IVer arged A£ter Wreck At Curve I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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