https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7930e9533fa18171f14bb0a61353ce19.pdf ebb5554ee46146a941c46cae2bbaef2f PDF Text Text • f ) ... ' Mary Shrine Installs Officers Around And About W'IA. J'Hil Open lnstal!atioll of omcers the flag. llonoraJy ofiicen are, Eve- Introduced her hllllband. Paul of Ml Shrme Whtte Shrme lyn MUITJiy, United States flag Wmn, and recognized othel rei· of .ie~alem, ..:as bold Friday Installed. were Bernice WinD, bearer; Eunice Jividen and Ma· atwes, and Mr Atkms and Mary Mr. and Mn. Blain~ Walbum evening at tbe IOOF hall, wll!cb worthy hi&h pr!esteaa; Vir~ bel Bennett, escorts; Helen Rey· Hughes, on beball or the Sbr!no, and clllldren of Marietta, ""'II deco ted with arranlle- Atk!na, watchman of lbopberds, nolcla, Wbhe Shrine Banner presented Flora Long wttb ber weekend guests of their parents, See The New was ~ ter Wies and .,.. Harriet Ne!gler, noble propbel- bearer; Manne Wingett and Etb· jewel and Bonnie Boone presentMr. and Mra. Verner See and ments of s leas; Allen Hughes. associate el Co!Uns escorts; Pearl Rey· ed her with gilts from the oflison, Keith, and Mr and Mrs. Selections ch;::, scnpture verse for the watchman of nolds, Madonna; Nelhe Tracy cers Vtrgi! Atkms presented Raymond Walburn and ta•nllll-11 ear " . If you have faith as a IHughes, worthy scr ; and Edith RUBsell, angel_es; and gtfts to Mr. Hughes from the Mr. See is I'OCilperattng Men'a Short Sleeve y rd 8eed thin I beth Lear, worthy treasurer. Fern Cbeesebrew, COurter. lolltcers. a ecent llkte!IS gram of musts ~ Bonnie Boone worthy chaplain; A solo "I Walked Today ·r · • no shall be !mpo8S!ble unto you. Barbara Ad.;,.,s, worthy shep- Queen's attendanls are Clara Where J~sus Walked. .. by Mr Miss Barbara Scott, • Watchwords are. Faith, Courhatge l herdess ; Paulme Atkins, wor- Adams, ·Marie ljawkins, Mary [wuey and the benedtction by nurse at Gallipolis, spent I and Servtee, Colt•rs, w I e, thy gwde· Leona Brock, wor- Jane Neal, Ernestine Wllls, the Rev Art Marcum closed the weekend with her parents, Mr. gold and the pastel hues ~f the I thy herald; Ernest Wmgett, Fern Gilmore, Gladys RIfe, meeting Refrest.ments were I and Mrs. Paul Scott. I orchid . and rowers, aster lfirst wtseman; Jesse Brinker, Elizabeth Roush and. Edlth 'served from a table with yelVan Johnson, son of Mr. and hhes and orc~tds. ~ second W!semun; Donald Boone, Hutsinpiller. 'low cover centered With an Mrs. James Johnson, spent the lnvlt·• prestdmg offtcers were · ..... ekend In Galllpolis with AI high third wtseman. As Mrs. W!nn was escorted rangement of yellow daffodils , SHERALYN SMITH ·~ · 1 Florda~ Long worth Y len Bosler at the home of hls n~stess· Aile~ Hughes watch- Theo Smtth, king; Naoma laround the cross to her station, with white candles m milk glass Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Clarende l P ' d :Naoma Brinker queen Inez Wilson, Mr. Wiley sang, "You Never holders on either s1de man kor sheprthherds, han ld Mrs first h~ndmald·· Kathryn Jor- ,Walk Alone," and as Mr. At- A short business sesston was j Smith Sr., Dearbora Mtcbi- Boster. Cl>lumbllls, Bnn er ' wo Y era . ! • ed •• hi h ld t eced lh gan, annoDIIce tbe engagement James Brewington, . M h ided dan second handmaid; Flora kms was escort w s sta1100, e a 4 p m. pr mg e mgb Sh al Long and r H?t:s pr:sling :Long third handmatd· Lil!tan 'Mrs. Craig and Mr. Wiley sang, stallalion which was at 8 P m of their dau ter, er yn, and Sandra Brewln,gton, 0 at !hfo 0 ~~~~(' Gar~e:;n ~ To. IStetti, worthy orgamsi; Stella j"In The Garden." Flora Long, worthy high prtest~ to Stephen DUprd Rlee, son Grande College, spent the week 0 A ' .. . d b Atkms, worthy guardian; and Greetmss and remarks were less and AUen Hughes, watch- of Mr. ;md Mn. Gerald J. end in Middleport with Mrs Rice also of Dearbot'IL The Brewington. morrow. u 1' 1presdenbte th Bty Eugene Atkms worthy guard. lg!ven by Mrs. Winn who also man of shepherds p1estded. Jean Craig, o owe Y e · • bride • el«l Is a ~t~~~uate of Miss Sarah Bechtle, who In Cut llle presentatwn by F'ern CheeseDearborn Wgll School. Her employed In Columbus, 111•• brew fiance attended FordiOII mgh weekend guest or her parents, and Sewn Honored guests introdul'ed / School and Henry Ford Com- Mr and Mrs. Jack Bechtle munlty Col!ege, and Is DOW Mr . Verner See has been were Vida Carson. deputy of DisShirts end tnct 16. BesSie Fatrchi!ds, dep- The Middleport High School e! Boggs, Mrs. Wilham Grueser, employed at the J. L. Hudson turned til his home from Ho~ uty of D1strtct 21; Jesse Brmk- gym was transformed into an Mrs. James Cmwel!; Dmmg co. Stephen Is the gt'&ndson er Hospital where he was treat- Smart er deputy supreme watchman lmagmary hideaway. a "Shan. Room and Clean - up - Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Rice ed for a beart condition. He is of shepherds: Al!en Hughes: gri-La," for the annual senior Don Mullen, Mrs. R o be r t Clarence Andrews en\~red of Middleport, and Mrl. Boyd improving slowly at hls home . Knitted Ones diStrict chatrman of .::;em::rh band party and dance Saturday Schmoll, Mrs Tom Rue, Mrs. Metgs General Hospital Frtday DUgard, formerly of MiddleMrs Oscar Bastiana and chil0 shlp: Mary Hall, ~ Y a~t evening. Jean Cooke, Mrs. Lew1s Lon~, evening as a med1ca: patient port. A June JZ wedding Js dren, Gallipolis, VIsited recentpriestess .of Manetta and J P et A suspended ceiling mde of Mrs. Paul Dav1s, Mrs. Francis Mrs Charles Withee under~ planned. ly with her parents, Mr, a n d Sizes lmall, medium, large and extra large Stop In the busy men's department on the first floor and make worthy hi~ rrle~tesses,s.:~ 1 varied _colored streamers and Anderson, Mrs Richard Bailey, went surgery at the Veterans Mrs Bruce Lloyd and son. Mike your selection now at the start of the season. CapehartR . .1 a ayMe e tta ~'ls!e' "Olorfu! Japanes1 lanterns gave Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Memorial Hospital Thursday Day U L M lh Jeanne 1ey. arte , ~ " C d R' h d I isirotion Mr. awrence I oan D Smith, Edith Hutsinpiller, a •·Far Eastern effect" Eugene on e, Mrs. Ic ar and IS convalescmg mce y T Mrs c E. Burdette were Nellie Tracy, Marie Hawkms. A backdrop of red fo1l paper Gress, Mrs .. Roger Toney, Mr and Mrs. Ch.1rles R. To Be on hursday Gal!lpohs Sunday to visit Mrs. Ehzabeth Lear, Maxine Wing- , was highlighted with a revolv· Mrs. Frank Wtlson. Mrs Bur- Karr Jr. and sons Rodney and V1sttatwn day for ftrst grad· Milhoan in Holer Hospital. ett Pauhne Atkms, Naoma 1 ing colored spotlight outlmmg dell McKinney, Mrs. James Jeffrey of Middleport . were ers next .fall at the Bradbury is improving from a leg ail · Brmker Fern Cheesebrew, the theme. ''Shangrt-La" oth- Pullen; Serving !me Mrs Sunday dmner guests of hts par- School wtll be held Thursday, ment. Mary Hughes. of Mary Shrine; er decoratmns included a wall Bert Boduner, Mrs. Henry ents, Mr. ~nd Mrs Charles R April 15, from . 9 a. m. until Mrs. Helen Baker and son. and past watchman of shep- mural dep!Clttng the nckshaws, Clatworthy, Mrs. Wtlham Da- Karr Sr. <;allmg 111 the after· ll 30 Each ch1id must brmg Larry Baker, and Miss PhJrHis herds Frank Capehart. Lafay· j pagodas and Japanese sym· VJS, Mrs. Glenn Evans, Mrs noon were Mr. and Mrs Clatr a btrth cerhfic11te and be ac- Stanley spent the in ette, Kenneth Riley, Marietta, bois, pamted trees and a huge R. V. King, Mrs. Wt!ltam Kmg, Karr and Mrs. Chaires Lytle. compamed by an adult . and Columbus where tt.,;y attended • Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure Small Mrs. Paul Gerard, Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Harr}' You?g have transport~hon furmshed 1 the wedding of MiSS Ernest Wmgett. and Virgil At- jlantern m the center and extra large sizes 44 to 50 kms , Mary Shrme. paraols were placed around the Wolfei Ta.b1es - Mrs. Robert and daughter, Barbara of Gal- home at noon. Beaver, daughter of Mr. (Elbeorfelds alter al1 trousers to . . d h ld [ base of the bandstand where the Schmoll, Mrs Charleo Brad- 10n, were weekend guests of Lunch will be served at 11 Mrs Wtl!iam K Beaver which your correct length free of k Mrs Brm er mv1te era , K If . d M W · · · · '· charge · tali ' ff"tcers "Checkmates" of Pomt Pleasant bury, Mrs. Harold au . Mrs her parents, Mr "n rs a. m Children entermg Ute ftrst ~as held Saturday evemng ed t he tns mg 0 • presentH Ed ts ·u p wH p m-• held forth for the evemng of Davt'd J enk'108 an d Mrs. D an 0 Barm t z. gra de m September mus t be 7 :10. ePlain and plelilted 1 1 ~t~lll~ N~lli~ Tr~cy. j dancing to the latest "beatle" Mullen. Mr and Mrs. W R. Carpen· six years old December 1. dels in an excellent ~~;;hr:s; ·1 tlon of year round " P.W H p g lnstaliin chaplain; type numbers. fer wen~ .to Lancaster SaturMrs. Bertha Archer, who hu thes and the popular summeP ' th p gW H p ·n ' Tables were placed about the day to v1S1t Mr. and Mrs. John bl D , been a patient at Meigs GenerweJghts that are washable, Marie decorated wtth lanterns• NewMembersare Young and son Mr. Carpenter , Ta e ecorahoru a! Hosp1tal has been laken to • Stop In the mens department. P .W H P. mstallmg sen be. , enscribed wtth the names of Accepted by Church left later m the day from Colurn- [ Creators A.nn!'unced the home of her daughter and See tbe many wonderful value11 Lillian steJff, installing organ- the band members Refresh- Baptismal services were heid i bus by plan.e _for Lo~lSVIIle, Ky T~e table decorations for. the son~ID·Iaw, M~. and Mrs. Wllin llleft's dress slacks and selec t what you and your family 1 ist. Evelyn Lew s, mstalling j ments of punch and sandwiches during the Sunday morning wor- where he Jomed hts boat for soc1al hour at the 50th an~IVer- ham Beaver m Columbus. needs. guanhan. and Jean Crag and : were served ship service at Heath Metho- Southern Transfer Co Mrs. sary o~servance . of the Phdath- Mr. and Mrs/ ~gar ReyL R Wlcy, mstalhng soloiSts. I . dtst Church for Marilee Van Me· Carpenter relurned home Sun- 1ea Soc1ety were prepared by nolds returned !hell' granddauMrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs . ghter, Gwynn to the home of Ofllcers for installation enler- 1 A steak dm~r was served to ter. Also taken in 00 confession day evening. ed the h:JII and were seated on ' band members tn the school cal- 1 1 'th f 11 g Mr. and Mrs Waller Walker Edgar Reynolds. her paren!s, Mr. and Mrs. Val 1 . prec ed"IDb th e dance [ omonths " 'study o owm severa . . Morgas town, W. cha1rs wtth white covers, in the I e ter1a course were Ka# were Sunday dmner guests of One of the charter rnem bers eyno lds m Buy him several middle of the hall and m the 1 Members of the Band Booster! thy Morgan and Nancy Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dtll Morning honored was Mrs. C. E Vance a. over the weekend. Gla!Ulpohandkerchiefs from form of a cross. The !adtes wore Assn. prepared ard served the Coming m by transfer of let- Star. of Kont instead of Mrs. John Mrs. Kenneth Byer, . ... our fine assortment wh1te formals Precedmg the ' dmner. Tables were decorated ters were Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fergu Vance as reported in the lis, spent. the week011d m M>l-11 Installation, Mrs. Cratg sang wtth arrangements of yellow Brewmgton and daughter San- son and son, Jimmy, of Colurn- ear!!er account. d!eport wtth her fanui:. Y·_ _ of white and white ''Tr€' Lrrd s Prayer" and Rev : daffodi~ and forsythia and cen- dra, from Rio Grande, a~ Mr. bus were weekend guests o( her • • colored bor· Fran!<__~~"!__ presented l tered With colored fans, butter- •nd Mrs. William Russell from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl ders. Cottons and fhes and Japanese lanterns With Kmgston Methodist Church, and Parker ' red and blue net and musical Mrs. Carroll Swanon and daugh- Mr. and Mrs . Otto Ues Sr linens. notes attached to a foam base. ter former members A 5 ec- of Logan and Mrs Robm Obetz . tbe rses Pemero,. Ohio These were presented . to the ia!' mustcal number, ;,On pthe of Columbus were Wedne,sday E!t.ir'o::::n pe:.::·~~~nto by sln~~~~ta~:nsla:cl:ed · "J•..u• sem~r members a;ter dm~e~. [Road to Calvary" by Maunder ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . children or the Mount Moriah Loves" by Rochelle TONIGHT lhru WED. MtsstheSerenl Lew snd,p~ets odd nt, l was sung by the choir lor the Struble. Bapttsl Church Sund'ay after- and "Jesus Knows" by PatrlcHANK WILLIAMS' gave we come a JD r uc. Psalm S d h 1 ~. . Th N 1 th un ay serv•ce. noon at the chore . Pau a uv- ta Sae 1s; " e ames o e d M L w McC "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART'' George Hamilton, as Hank ' e t · ho co~:::!!d::P~; Several Members mer was mistress of ceremonDisciples" by William Board; 1 Wilhams·Susan Oliver-Red m en en . w · a dialogue entttled, "Two LitI Buttons-Arthur O'Connf'll band members and tbe~r direr- Gary Jenkins is Attend Lodge Evenl !es. tie Girls Give Thanks" with Chris Crosby·Rex Ingram tor, Mr. William Russell, Ior i N L tJ k Several members of EvangeThe music was In charge of Christine Robinson as the moIn Hank Williams lives again, ' the~r performasce during the ew ea 1eruec . !me Chapter, OES. Middleport, Mrs. Ervin Bumgardner. The ther and Lynn Board and Dotr·ll 'iings again, a true hfe story or brown 1nd in your wh1ch touches the heart. al - I football marching season and i Recently placed on actJve were in Belpre Saturday to at- program was opened with scrip- otbleen Robinson as the ternating betwf'en joy and I also the concert given Frtdaylduty wtth the Umted States Ma- teud the annual mspection of lure reading and "The Lord's daughters. The entire gt'OUp eboiee of widths. Stretch tragedy I evening. ~me Corps was Gary E. JenkBelpre Chapter OES. Prayer," in unison, followed by sang "Ob How I Love Jesus" ColorcoJrtaont belts - and wide leather Mr Russell, the director, !08, 18. He was ordered _to re- They were Mrs. Delbert Mit- the hymn, "In the Garden." loll~ed by a Bible quiz Admission 75c & 40e belts with D ring buckets. was mtroduced and thanked the pohrtMfor htCos baSicR tratmTng at chell Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ma- Th !edg to the American dueled by the counselor · t t e arme rps ecrutl ram. • E Le e P e • t de t d th 1 THURSDAY, April 15 et~ paren s or a ing Center located at Parris rte Hawkms, Mrs. ve1yn w- flag and tbe Christian flag was Ernest Bowles. ' u n s an NOT OPEN I year of cooperatton and be a!- Island, S. C., where he will IS and Mrs. Allen Hugh':' mm gtven and the Easter story was Remarks were made bJ FRIDAY and SATURDAY so out!med several pomls for receive 11 weeks of General Mil- Cheshtre Chapter. Distmgutsh· given by Otrisline Hobbtson Con Yo~g, supervtsor of April 11>-17 the students to take with them itary training tests after which ed guests mtroduced Included wttb Mrs. Bumgardner playing Children s Bandt!. During "LADY IN A CAGE" I as they graduate. from .. htgh he wtl! be transferred to Camp f~ur. grand offtcers from W~st "The Old Rugged Cross" dur- progt'am It was aMounc«< Ohvaa deHavllland, Ann So thern, Rafael Campos WAR school such as !hell' abdtty to LeJ e N C wh be ill Vtrgmta, Vida Carson, Dlstrtct ing the story with the gt'oup the Easter breakfast wou.Id'inillll! AU sizes 'from the smallest NING DO NOT SEE 1 T 1get along with other people and l rece~~ iour' w~;ks ~r~dvan~ed Depoty and R~berta Mindllng, served 1n the cburth. • · tD the extra larJe, ALONEt Trapped m an cle One slse aocks. Smart new vator Defen.~eless, Brntal a destre to do thetr best m any Combat training tests. , past gt'and officer of Ohto. room, Sunday rnomtng pattern•. Solid eolon Plentzed 1 What happens Is not endeavor. Alter 8 20 day leave he will be l 7:30 to 8·30 a.m. by the cy of white. Cottons. Crew for the WEAL 1t IS, pf'rhaps, : Guests Included Mr and Mrs. assigned to a Ground School, reo's band and gulld of Socks and others. Stop In at not even for lhl' strong! church. The closing beniedlctionll E!berfelds In the hotriel')' de· "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" Cash Bahr, the latter serv>ng Fleet Marine Forces Atlanttc Plaru for Coming (Techmcolor) as preSident, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- at Camp Lejeune, N. c., as a year' II Program Set was given taken from Johu...·-II partment iD the first floorJeffrey Hunter, Ron Ranrlell, ~ ence Lacey. Mr. and Mrs . Tom Growtd Specialist Trainee. Seloct the VI!• sock or socks AI ha Epsllon Chapter of Parenls of the children you want and stock up now Mylen~ Demongeot : Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. C E Private Jenkma Is the son !AI :a Delta Kappa National honored guests for the program. on all your needs. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Blakeslee and Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mrs. Gred Jenkins Te~chers Honorary, 'held Its ApA lello~ship tea was held In April 18-19-20 Emerson Jones. of College-Rd., Syracuse. He ril meeting at the borne of tho dining room the JERRY LEWIS Committees for the band din· Is a recent graduate of Pomeroy Nonga Roberts, Pomeroy. PT. PLEASANT The Sherprogram with Mrs. Paul I "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" ner mcluded : Kitchen- Mrs. High schoo~ class of 1964 and Frances Roberts Pr<>- iff's deparlinent Investigated or, Mtss Julia Reese, Ani I (Tec hnicoiOJ J Jerry Lewis, Susam Olover I George Hackett. Mrs. DI'ftl Him Up For Easter! Ira has been a member of th~ Ma- gt'am Chairman, presented \be two accidents during the week- Bo~!~s ~nd Mrs. ~n YOUIIII Glenda Farre II 1 Butcher, Mrs Bruce Lloyd, I rine Corps "120 day delay" pro- plans for the coming year's pro- end. . 8SS!Stmg m tbe aemna. Colorurtoon• BoY$' Long Sleeve \1rs Roger Morgan, Mrs. Lion- gram !!!nee last December. gram. Nonga Roberts showed The ftrst occurred Sunday 1 colored slides of native wild- a.m. on Crab Creek Road, when DAUGHTER BORN ANNOUNCE SERVCIE flowers Members attending In- a car driven by Lawrence Hall, The Tuppers Plains EUB eluded Jean Alkire, Eileen Buck, 52, Columbus, Ohio, went out 1st Lt. and Mrl. Daniel 0. Charge will bold a sunrise ser- Elms Louks, Elizabeth Pickens, o'. ~ntrol on a curve, struck a Struble of Ft. Campbell, Ky., R ~ utility pole, s~d over. an .em- are announcing the birth of a vice Easter mornlng at 6 a. m .l Edna Price, France, Helen bankment landmg on tts Side. 7 lb. 7 oz daughter Daneau Fine qualicy wb!te dresa · 1at the Tuppers Plama church. berts, Maxine Wingett, shirts for boya. Sizes 8 to 18. The public Is Invited. .Sm!Ut and Goldie Story. IIBII " a ~ttent _at Plea:"'nt Elizabeth, on trlclay April 9. Penna·sfay collar, ebnverti· Valley Hospttal, hts condltton Grandparents are Mr. and Mta. ble cuffs, French front. , is satisfactory. He is suffering c. J . Struble and Jed Webtltel', 100% wash 'll wear. ' BOYS STURDY aLACK mm a head Injury and Iacer· Jr., of Pomeroy and Mrs. Ann 0008· Webster, Rutland. Mrl. C. 0 • A pas"llnger In the vehlcle, Chapman of Rutland, Mra. Jed Boyt' Short Sleeve Lester L. Hall, 18, Apple Grove, \ Webster, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. suffered a cut over the eye and and Mrs. otto lies, Sr., Logan, FITS IJKE A GLOVE a nose laceration. He was treat- are great grandplltelltS, ed and released. The 1966 model car driven by Hal! was totalSl!iRVICE ON FRIDAY ly demolished. Complete cleamng service especially for your type The second ml•hap, also a A community Good Friday one car accident, occurred Sun- service will be be!d at the Tupof rug or carpet .. . whether it should be shampoo. Sizes 8 to 18. The populor loe· ' day 4 p m. on Rt. 62 when a ear pers P!a!ss EUB Chureb frOm Shirt ond maD¥ other ol)'leo In driven by John M. Workman, 1 to 3 p. m. The Rev. EQgene ed dry cleaned . or regular laundry wasbed 38, Mason, went out of control, E. Emerson, pastor of !cotton knits -" ond olbar popOur facilities assure you of a perfect job. skidded across the htahway and I church will in charge wllh ular fabrics. All ore wubable overturned. Workman nor his er local ministers and eaoy to lroo and core for, young son, a paasenger, was [ An invitation Is Injured. Property damage was Tie Size 5-3-Slip on Sizes Begin at Size 10-3 estimated at Middleport •• CMt: lleeomiDB tlear e.. ll&hl. COoler, high today 44-50, MAKE E1 tafBDS IN POMEROr. YOUR SHOPPING CENIIR FOR WTER CLOTHING & ACa5SORIES lbowen VOL XVI shep~s; ~~ry IZB: _. enttne ""' tonJabt 28-32. Wedneaday lQcreaslng cloudiness and wannnnaer, ............... -......... ., bJ evealq. NO. 307 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~err • ..,, " ,,. • 1ICII " ..... III%Orllilrl tW l . . . . .ee l.altiar1U ~~Hale. TUESDAY, APRil 13, 1965 SPORT SHIRTS ... FIVE CENfl ~·:~,· MU· ~-rd l Newest Metals ar-1 Plant Rumor Substantiated 1 -~"'- 0 p • Band Banquet, Dance arty,IS • / f vent f , •day N••ghf Colorlu SOCia Mainly I About Peop e In Pomeroy POINT PLEASANT - Perhaps indust rtal congestton threatens Ma so n cou nty, . Oty ~ounc1! •n tts regular meeting Monday night m the new ttl) bwldmg got • · , < hmt of this from J. Knox Dye who reported on progt., ss o! a project to butld an 11-ir· part tn the county. " Introduced by Mayor Virgil Siders. Dye stated that an engmeermg firm htred by tbe County ~ourt to survey possible sties had recommended a stte at Camp Conley near the Natwnal Guard mamtenance buil dmg. However, this stte 1s adjacent to a 40 0 acr. strip ol'ned by Attorney Go!dberf and_ ot~e~s of_D~nbar _"'ho c!rum, satd Dye, they have optwned the land to an undi&~rfi.'.~:W¥;"'; ~,1j"''T~"'r""'~-w~·· <':f - - 1dosed industry as a factory >tie and an £irport that CINCINNATI (UPit - A~ Mr. Butcher I close would n t be in the torntys for Dr Samuel H. , best mterest the mdu&lrv sbeppard asked U. S. District Court bere today for permit eriOUS Oye went on to explain that 1th1s tit.es not mean Mason coun. to travel to MassaclluSf'tts late • tbla mont.. to confer with hi1 ty WJJI not have an &Irpot, but lawyer about o retrial or his DJUre that enolher Site may be more murder case, feastble 1 F. Lee Bailey, Boston, SbepRumors bave beeo clrralat.. pard '• attorney, iodicatrd tbat Surgeons at Holzer hos pital ed in Point Plt!asant for sevbll motion for a re~trial of m G~lhpolls were delavmg a era] days that an aluminum Sheppard "could occur la tbe decisiOn at 10 8 m. today whe~ plant would locate in Ma8d near future." ' ther. or not to amputate a leg I ('OUftty that would employ apof Charles M Butcher's follow- proximately 700 perSOJis. ~,;-.e.,~.HI?.I ~~&~ "'1 :i.F_,.,_ 'M' 1 mg Butcher':s traffic acc1denl Councilman Ted Stevens ' late Monday rught read the Polwe report for March Butcher of Harnsonville. dnv - prepared bv ChJPf 0 J Gilbert Governor ing a 1959 Pontiac, struck a lt listed 9 ~utomoblle accident& bndge abutment one - half mtle I mvesllgatf•d With 8 drm:rs areast of Harnsonv1lle on Stale rP~ted 344 p::trkmg mt>ter hck~ Tours Areas Houte 648 at 11 3> p m . The M . C els 1ssued . 6 un lawful park ing e1gs ounty Sheriff's twket~ and 3 warnm~ t1ckets r e c a g e I Department said Butcher's car ' ISSUed; $15 stolen property rewas demolished Shenff Ro. I covered . 25 arreo::: ts for all road · bert Hartenbach sa1d mvest1ga- 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio IPI) tion of the accident ts bemg aw VIolatiOns 15 other mlsde- r MEN'S DRESS SLACKS :fr:cee:: ~~~l~n:he~;'~; ~"" l,j:l;:' ·•' ~lrll• '•~>oil• <~~•11<1!: ••iii-~ s • ]y •·· FORKED RUN CROWD - The first balmy weather of the season brought many Ohwans and West Vt~gt~tans to .rorked Run State Park north of Long Bottom And thiS is the hme t_he btg Junkers snarl and bile. Harry Osborn, concessionaire (tn smaller photo!, dtsplays 6\1• lb b~ss he is ..eepmg for the happy angler in his bat\ pool. Safe enough are Harry's mtnnows. Bass wtl! not eat in captivity in fact wtU starve to death With abundance of food about them . The big fellow st~ns and ' kills however, when he lunges about the bait tank. ' ·-~-~~- I• d ! ~- by Discount Soviets Tapping Space Signals Hawki~s:' floor, WA_SHINGTON (UP() - U beings on other planets was 1 who behove that the same creS . scientists are tak~n~:; with a conducted in 1960 by scientists : atlon which produced the earth g~m of salt the clauns of ~ ! at the National Radio Ast'\on- [ must also at var1ous times in Vtet astron?m~rs to have inter- I omy Observatory. Green Ba~k, the past have produced millions cepted r~d1o ~1gnals from IJ,~lel- · w Va. The results were nega-1 of other planets capable of dehgent beings m outer space. I live and the search was ahan- veloping bemgs equal U. or sur· Many astronomers here as I doned after a rew months I passtng man m intelligence well as in Russia beheve, on The Soviet Dew! ag~ncy The Moscow dispatches cited theoretical grounds that the Tass reported In Moscow Mon- Signals from a celestial radio I uniy~rse ts populated by hun- I day that per:ad!cal signals I source known as "STA-102 " It I dredf oJi millions of planets 1 from sources In deep space Y..as assumed here that th1s 1 ~apabl~. like earth. of SUPP.Ort- ' bad eo~~!nced Russian astron- was a garble for l'TA-102, an I ing lnteiUgent life ~ omen ..1flat we arr not alone object d1scovered m 1960 and · In the .unlvene." recorded an a cata log or space [ systematic Th1s 1s a phrase frequently rad10 sources by the Ca lifornia Manklild's f1rst search for radio signals from use~~~m_eri~scJentJsts ~ns~1 ~ute _of _Teehnolog~·--- : Men's Handkerchiefs c. J· RUG and CARPET CLEANING In Japanese, German Toys 1 1 1 H~~~~~~:~e ~~~n~ :~.:.~~~~ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~a•::~~~~ ~~:b£~~£*~~:==.:~~~~;;1:~~:~::u~:~:ii~~:::~~ THE SHOE BOX LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ~ Where y M " ou Get Tbe Most For Your oney ' MEET TONflilr.r. MEET 'I'QNJGHT The senior molht!ta dleport High , Bethel Nt1: 112 'ot the Intema- Monday (this tlonai.'Ordei9!,~·,a Daughters Ill· at the bJ&h MIDDLIPORT, Q. will meet tolll&ht at T:30 at the Final plans are---....- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..11 POJ!'OI'Of Mi*llllt. Temple. !be Hllior trip. Save Y~ur Sol8,tip• : From. ELB~fElP~·~Ift foMEROY l ~uts~and ~~rasions_. I - - ·- ~:~~ ~~~~:~·~, ~~~s \on:r':. ~e~:; ;.:'::s ~~~licatio":,; ~neo~~:L~;nt:Ohi~~a~dsR:~~ SPORT SHIRTS .-s. I 1 KNITTE~ ROBINSON'S Convenient Pickup Stations In Mlclcll!lpOI't.Pomeroy PllUM "'-roy WY 2·5428-Middleport WY 2-5130 Danger Cited OXFORD SJ.99 •p 1 II Call Now and Arrange For Cleaning At Your Convenience H h . - .... WHITE DRESS SHIRT:. 'I I $880 M•]] • WORLD Two Aeel•dentS In t• t d ves Iga e By Off•leers 1 . l I Di MENS DRESS SOCKS 0 Cleanest Man In Chi Suing For Divorce \, a t DRESS BELTS I I 1 MEN'S 1 Of W k Gov .James A. Rhodes contm- ~· contmued. meanor arrests. makmg a total ues his on-the-spot tnspection of Butch d of 40 arrests IDr !).larch Patro!er was repor1e I 1lrown I men worked 908 llour~ Otuo's tornado-dt!vastated areas · out o his t·ar and mto the 001 . today, pledgmg full resources I tom or the creek at the bridge The fmanrml report or the of the stale government to help ,' 0 ne of But c her .s 1egs was ' three City departmt>nl~ II was g1vf'W:"::'H'"'J,".I!;"""> ,._,~"""' 7'1<?t ~ ' 9 the hundreds of vtctims ba d',y mang led a nd he su If ern~ •• en showmg lltf' 1o owmg baiC & bU.M/fJ$f:',& IH.-l tl"W.~I" 'I > "Words cannot adequately de- other abrasiOns and cuts and 1 am•es on March 31 It). ,$14.· ' TAIPEI, Formosa IUPIIscribe death •s a result of a bl Th 909 96. Water Works . $81.439 71 · I President Chiang Ka!-sbek of 1 1 1 tornado " the governor said pop s.sJ e merna mJunes e 1 plus $34 OO(l state su1kmg fund; V fr Nationalist China today C'alled · · omeroy emergenrv · rescue. I - - ---- -~~~ _ _ _ "Houses were splmtered, rars umt admmlslered f;r~t aid and Sewage 0 1sposal. $62 309 53 plus ~ on tbe United Stateo to belp Piled up a.s toys and trees stnph d th t $34.000 state smkmg fund. 10 1 h ',1 organize an antl-t'ummunist alI IOU l·g w a y Bl. ] ] r~:l e • VIC lm t •• OSPresent for the brief meetinl ru !lance for Asia patterned afCHICAGO WPI! Calvin COLUMBUS JllPII Gov. p : wer. Mayor Stders Clerk Mrs. In ~ ter NATO. He said It would J. Netter, perhaps the cleanJame11 A. Rbode!i called h11 I A E Thomas, Anna .Jean Flowbelp check Chinese Commu- I In Chicago. sued lor ! ' e s Ill a r t i s a n B a t t l e •abinet Into emorgency ..... Vrltrans Memotlal Hospil•l I ers . bookkl'eper C!ly Attorney, est man the nist aggression. dh1orC'e Monday . He said he siou today to determiat what ADMISSIONS _ Mrs Wll- C J Hyer , and Councilmen, The 77-year.41d generallssl- l an~ bis wilt were all washed I COLUMBUS (UP!l-Gov James A Rhodes' $SBO , tbe otate aovernment can do ham Pow!· II \1tddleporl . Her- Ted Stevens. Arim Hall. Ernest tno also urged the United up. millicm approp riation tor highway construction for the to help tornado deustaled ar- bert Barnharl, Pomeroy : John Handley, Charles Fowler, Car.l States to adopt "a pos!tlve polNetter, an aeeountant, said next two years IS dead. killed m a bitter partisan battle I eas of Ot.lo. 'lay lor Mh..adleporl Ch<:~r les Murra~·. Tom Reynolds. J1m icy with a view to eliminating bis wife made him take a punctuated by charge and countercharge o[ obstructiOn· Frazier Galhpolts; Vernon Craddock, Louts Ross t. H~rarn the Communist regime on the bath, wash his bajr, and have 1sm , ped as though a po:e1 mower Darst. \rt:JI1.dit"port Daugherty, J S Dunca n. 1 ST. PAUL, MINN. - THE 1 china mainland, whUe at the 1 hl• clothes cleaned every Ume 1 It was defeated for the second time and this time cut blades of grass . mighty M1ssissipp1 washed over Rhodes saw all but one of the DISCHAHGES- Joan Lake 1 same time avoldJag a dirett somt'Dne coughed near him. 1 th ere IS no ch ance o f resurrection. T he only course for Mason Patncm cra 1g Middle· ; LOCAL TEMPS this transportation center's atrarmed clash with tbe Chinese ! She wouldn't let him touch a 1 Rhodes now is to produce a similar bi!! a move that .. affected areas m • day • long ' · · _ port, closed its tram station door •uob t d th b 11 b d ft ' d tour of oorthern Ohto Monday port. Betty Donovan, Syracuse. It wa s a brisk 50 dt>grPPS t,m. 8 Communists." f ll.ght swltcb •• .... .. expec e as soon as e 1 can e ra e . ' lR . . d w 1 d ·I . k 1 5 and pushed toward an $8 mil· with bis hands, he said The bill 'Nent down with 16 affirmative GOP votes leithf'r from the air or on the I H 1HS - Mr an ~r s I · er l t'ar s tes at l I a m. ~=«~'"-" ~7~'Jt~{!:~,~~ ~"C(N ~: lion industrial park. A IIJO.man Wben the Netters bougbt a and 14 nega. f Ive 0 emocra t ground The downtown bef tnp 11began m the • -ham- Powell, Middleport , a son - toda~· - · -m---· Pomeroy. ' 1 crew from the local workhouse new sofa, Calvin had to scrub 1 votes It needed JUSt one we were going to do and could mornmg ore H the state s labored to cap a dike between It twlco before It went into more. vote for passage. !have say('~ lhts btll bv ••ndmg , >h3ddebead and 300 or so !Djured iLegl·slatl·on· A t a G l a n c e tho •!ready-flooded atrport and 1 th II · Wh en counted. • e Vlng room. en M The Democrats based their 1t back to committee or leav· 1 •ft ended after dark wtth the ' the !ndustna! site. bou~ht some new clothes. Mrs. objection on the grounds sev- mg 1 It pendt!hng f state's DC3 aJrplane 'llymg low ' COLU:\rtBUS fUPI1 - \1ondav s convicted of misdemeanors to With tile worst fioodmg estiNeller made him wasb lh 1 h d be · t s ano er c<:~~ o a1ways 1 . · em era quesuons a not en an- b . over the v~n wert eounty m ( maJor legts l<~t tve aclmn al mcuntam the1r outs ide ~mploymated to be three days away. 1 three times by hand, tben put swered, foremost among them elmg: "tnl " •udrr~ Tghom11. no the ex.trem~ northwest aided I a glanl'e ment. nearly a thousand people althem through tbe washlog I th t took $3 million Pace. te sat . ere .s no . I I ready had beer forced from House machine aoutcoafutshee locaal government fund Ihurry to pass this btl! tomghl." bfy moonlight and spotlights St>natr. their homes tn St. Paul the · · 'K d rom highway patrol cars. Defeated Passed Neller 43 said sbt finally mg Silt · h 3 6 11 1 C<pita! of Miqnesota The Red t him ' i Sen Wilham Deddens, R· The DemocraiH• move was . ~H B 2(.]1 $888 m1l l10n h1g · ~H B 1 a ows count es to COLUMBUS UPI) - State swep out of C._e boose 1CincinnatL former ~hairman of sef:'n as a ptPvtew of what could ' ANSWER CALL way appropnatl()n !VoLe 1614 }. assess propert y ownt>rs for reoCross said f!O!Iding of the Mtsemergency Passed moval of unsafe bt1ildmgs I Vote sjssippi and other M1dwest riv- Health Director Emmett w Ar- 1 la~t Tueo.sday. His suit in ~lr- the Fmance Committee, argued take place when the $1 4 btlhon The Pomeroy reaches squad answered a ca ll at Jl 45 - S R 51 s \mpalhiztng w1th 1031:1 1 ers had affected nearly 9,000 nold warned today of a disease 1 cutt court charged desertion that the language was tradltJon- genera! fund budget P m Mon~.ay to Harrisonville Vldtms of Sundav mgnt s to rna~ 1 Introdw Pd. · lamlltes In Minnesota and a to- hazard m stuffed Easter toys j and ask~d the judge to order al and that the Democrats had the Senate floor 8 psyehlatrie examinatjon for gone along w1th Jt m 1963. 1 Kmg's forces mav now de- whe"e they transferred Char les . does. - H B 699. eliminates requl~ tal of nearly 2.\,0110 persons in from Japan and Germany con· t 1 Sen Ed Garrigan. R·Akron, mand rertam mcre'ases m edu· Morton Butcher to Holzer hos-1 -S B 154. n•akPs 11 t>aSJf'r for ment that Youth Serv1ces AdMinnesota, Iowa. Wisconsin, talning skins of dead chicks and his wife, Arlene M., 38 · They ducks. 1 were married In 1148. labeled the Democrats as ob- calion and welf<tre beneflls m p1tal following an autmnob1le 1untversaty huusmg authorlttl:'s tn visorv Board mtel quarterly . North Dakota and !llmoiS / structlomsts Den . Danny D the budget Vllth the knowledge arc .. ~ent He was g1ven first aid i Issue bonds (\ote 30·0' ~H B 702. desl~'nates each MIAMI _ AUTHORITATIVE 1 B' 10 [ Joboson, D-New Ph!ladelphta, that they can kdl 1t tf they oa for a fractured leg and multiple ! Introduced Nov 22 as John F. Kennedy reports or mass arrests in Cuba of an orgamzm 10 five out of u pening Sel countered that "you knew what choose. __ _ _ allows pnsoners Memonal ol army personnel purportedly seven of the toys. For April 20th -~· Children of Mt. Monah Church GIVe Easter Season Program on Sunday MEIGS THEATRE I 1 -S~~-298. Da"Y_·~~-- Poii.ce Street Help Pay HI.kes Asked ' ' ed reports'' that mtJre than 2DO 8 source of infections to '!:rs 1CommisSion Tuesday, Apnl 20. , . , , oold!ers and civ!l!ans were J"a!l- 1 ths d The Mason county prnJect 1·n Mtdd!eport councils lmanc:e Middleport s chid draw< $3.76B . 1 $37~ monthly, patrolmen s to ized the rMney lo pay them and added an extra patrolmat 1 ' to war k day-off sh1 f ts. orseveramon draw $300, and ra1se · thh ed 15 days ago. of h 11. 1 eludes 6 74 miles between the· comm1ttee began wres t!mg to- 1 Mtd dleport patro1men e our1y rat- 1was not In s1ght .antrea~ . 18 "More than 100 of those ar- ment t. e ness difficult, Putnam county iine and t h 0 1<lay with the problem of how 1$3,075 ($251 2.\ monthly) which led street worker from $1.31 to A 10 per cent mcrease was But revenue conunues shortt, rested were troops of Cuba's Arnold satd. , Beech Hill road lo 1 to reduce or erase what Mayor ,,. compa rably below averages l$145 whtch ts roughly a 10 per propos•d. but the fmance com- as expenses last month exceedWestern Army Corp• and rang- The hazard could be height- mg The nine stat r res:r ac- Lee Smtth Monday night callc'<i for Similar employment in oth- lce" t mcrease. 'im tttee rece1v_,. the problem u1· ed incom•. according to Clerk ed from corporals and lergeants ened, he said, If parents unwlt·ect .11 st e res~r ac:: "a tragic inequality" in sola- er Oh1o towns of 3,000·3.500 pop- He said street workers get stead and was asked to make jGene Grate, by $S45 59. to Ueutenants and ~plains;• tingly place the infeCted toys in ~~~~ ml~li:~ d;~ar.";.: w',~" ro- "" of the pohce and street de- ulal!on Street department per- holidays off without ~ing dock· a counter proposal two weeks A tax levy lor ullhties fail.. 1 a committee spokesmad said Easter ~asketa with candy and 'd r In ~ 76 partmcnts. 'Sonne! show~ stm!lar condt· ed. Police work hohdays and hence 1at tbe polls IIlii November, allll · other f<H!dsvt e new sur ~c g over Mayor SmiU1 propOsed an a- tions - \ Iget no extra pay, thus Ju•my- Mayor Smtth reminded coun- the local power company is 000. WASBINGTON _ U 8 EXmtle:l of road In nine dtfferent cross-the-board pay Increase Of ! "I d thin!l any taxpayer ing Ute larger >ncrease m tbal ci! that last November he nad tinuing to collec1 a 25 cent perts f!elieve that cu.,;, 'ma · coun es 20 and 10 per cent. First, how- !in Mi leport, if giVen the department. Ilisted several ways he thought cbarge for the town with reap Its biggest augar h SEEKS JUDGMENT Ge ever. he pointed ID present sal- )tacts tra!g , would tum down , "This is only a proposal," additional revenue could be ra!S- light bill. Previou>lv an IP!Nii. tnlce 1116! or 1 arve_ Meigs nenl lfospltal aries of pohce and <treel ~rk- a levy o ncrease the pay of oa!d Mayor Smith. "Council pro- ed, none of whtclt have OO.n irnate 15011 per mmtth biJ1. but 11 Ia I tb A_n haaCobeell made In ADMISSIONS - Eddie compared to s!mllar work- these me who have gotten no ,vides money to operate both lincluded in proposed legislatton (street lights etc.) bad no •Y e Metgs. unty mrnon !'leas mme. Pomeroy; L•ura Htte, lers in other Ohio towns •ra.tse lor lour years," the may- ' departments. It is my duty to by council. paid 'from the general fund, C:O)nmupbt Island mucll good. COurt m which lrvtng Karr, Syracuse: Anna Wines, Ha- Taking ligtJres from the Ohio or said. 1 presl!flt the situation. Where the 1 Coone!! last year, faced with though IIIGSt munlclpaijtlttt .• ,. ,, , Because of low world sugar Jr., dba Karr and Van Zandt cine; Floyd Corson, Middleport. Municipal League bulletin, the His 20 per cent proposed In- money is to come rrom Is up to a dwindling general 1 u n d, joy the luxury of a special prices, exchange llfo1or ,Sales, eeeb DWtley In DISCHARGES - Osmar Fre-lmayor sbowed the average an- crease would add approximate- ynu." ttghtened the public belt t no' meetinc ._, . earnlt!Ba, whiCb come lar(ely tl!tl arnolint of t"7 93 wilh lnto!r- cker, Cheshire; Doris East· nual po!!ce chief's salary of ly $2,000 to the annual wage Counellrnan Gene Harris aaid polle<! vacallorts, uniform' allow· I ~T ~ Atom aale or IU(at:. may lie cut est tmd costs m>m 0. I;. Chal)d- man, Coo!v!l!e; Lela Ro!Uns, Qqln towns with populations of expenses. It would put t be ho 1\!0IIId offer the motion to ances, extended since Geor&• Meinhart, .j, (Cpllt!nued on pap t) ler, Charleston, W. Va. Letarl. ' 11,010 to 3,500 $5,_7!0 Ill 1964.lcbiel'a aalary, for eump!e, lo ,ralH aalariea at once if aU real- ,tben baa re-ordered vacationll (Coatimted 1111 Pill 3 ' ·. ~ Ilk~ ~·~ear ~y ~ . ers C,~~ ~orelllD .~ will shifts~. ~~!i!. �'• I • Capitol Comment, Event1. --,;Could You Sort of Wear Stilts 'l'lt• Daily s ...,,..., or Something?'' I'NildtDI JohnMWI'I ICI-e&lled "new'" polll:y let clellfnl wttb Communlll &Q1 1 JAil 111 lliulll VIet !'lUI 1:! 1M - ill lao! IIIII' doea II Ia lhe amaU..t way .orten hll roal THI vast amount of litter that II dropped on any ~mmunity Ia statl•ring, and thert Jeellll to be no way In which many people can be trained to uae aome good judgement in its disposal. Many times we have written concerning this problem, but it continues to plague the <om munit y. Sometime ago several tnsh containers were placed In the business sections, and they have helped to a degree, but to be really effoctlve they need to be Increased in numbers in all parts of the area to give us a reputation of being a clean community. The practices that most persons follow, if this were a large city would brinl out complete chaoa to any city department that would try lo cope with the situation . If local residenta were In a large city like New York the litter would get way beyond even the rtmottst possibility of solution. We should consider the total blll to ta,pay ers, because there Is not onlv the Iiiier taken rare of by the state bv manv country roads are littered with re· !ltSe. a~d in many instances It is allow ••rl to accumulate in large quantities. It would be impossible in most cities . About all we can do is appeal to the indl· viduals to not be gulltv of the hahlt It all boil• down to thoughtlessness on the part of penons . A boy or girl goes into a shop. buys a randy bar or some oth.r item and then without even thinking tears the wrapper off and throws il down at will . We wonder sometime if they do tho ume thinK• in the family borne. The state or Ohio makes It easy for the motorist to avoid being laheled with the name litterbug. They stor·k roadside parks and re~t areas with litter hags, which are availaale wit bout charge . They will also send them to organizations. who wa nt to help In the dri ve to keep Ohio beautiful. There is a state law that asse"es 1 fine of S50 for deliberate littering of t he public highways. Most rities have laws of that nature, but we seldom heor of anyone being arrested as a litterbug. We would say that our community was JUS t average in its habits of littering It wo uld '"' wonderful if we could start t ra intng th e younger generation in practicf'' of rl@an1ine-~~ toward thf' eommunitv as they ore trained in their lnrllvidua l live• . The best thing that ran be said about any state. county, village or city is that it is clnn. Can w• say that ? r/lj· . '!/ /1 ••• JOIIIIIIIL To lhl -1 be rationally poalble, lbe endleu fretful eomplalm frOm aJ. Middleport won its second rtchl leading o f lhe aecond gome ol th< new baseball irutillll. and scoring on Mark 10n .Monday, 11-Z over Kyger TannebUI'a squeeze bunt with Creek, when Mike Gardner,.jun- 1 away. lor rtghlhander, held the P.'- Mean.while, lhe Jaclcets play to one hi I, tanned 7, walked on- ed errorless ball ncept lor a ly 3, and hit one batter. dropped ball by Jaclcet catchHis opponent, tall Lanny er Blll Halley in a thick traffic Tyo, also • junior and 'a left- jam at borne plate, Barnett bander, was nearly as sharp, stealin&, :n the 4th Inning. Kygvlng up but three hit!, alao ger got its other run In lhe 7th stronillll 3, Ianning 3, and hit- on a walk, stolen base, and ting nobody.. two Infield outs. Tyo suffered from 6 hobblea Flrstsacker George Sauer In the lteld which meont only had nine putouts, Second baseone Jocket run was earned. man Gary Swbart 2 and Jerry That was Gardners lrtple to Van!nwogen one In abprt cen- lied governmenta and lOlBI _ . tloal of reaponslble opinion at bllml lhll lbl Unlltd 8taWI Ill offtriJll no "COIIIIruclhre" aJ. ltl'lllll¥ta lo CCIIIIJJiutd war. jone eon~ney, bt feela and objecll¥1 readlq ctl wllal bt 1114 II lite Jobnrt Pfopk!nl UlllvartfiJ 111PP01U bllll ID thll - tb.at Ito IIINIIinlll limply to llllblllb flrmiJ 1111 two Jltld. root MCIIII!lel for NJIIIIDiq Ill VIII Nam until oaa dtiD bu beta llrouabt to a ball liJ Mlf411torclq peacl amnp llltllla lltal wUl - and earmot bt laWr cut uldt liJ the <:om11111nl111 u alhlr ~.. . . . beta. 101111 dul rtltin& only QJI Como mllllflt promllel Ill quit attaot1111 lout VIII Nam. OWII part, 1ft ·lhort, ilo blmaeJf more dlep)J """'mllted lharl ner before to brinl' IDI lbolt attacb Ill 111 mL If otlltra tblnk ht II le• comm~ ted, U IOIDI lttllllftll7 do, lhl annrer 11 llmplt: SUre)J, bt ouchl to be lhe bet! Wltlltlt of t11t IDIIntiona or 1.yDdoa a, By FREL DOWN UPI Sporla Writer The Milwaukee Bravea are terrorizing pitchers, the Phlladelphia Philliea are off and runnillg and lhe New York Meta are In the cellar. So what's ~ In the Nation· a! League lhl8 year? Perbap• lhe most silnllicont development of Monday's openers came when Barney Schultz yielded a three -run homer to Emle Banks wilh two out in the nlntb Inning and the Chicago Cubs went on to earn a 10-10 tlo with the world champion St. Louts Cardinals. . Was Schultz'• magnificent relief pitching In the borne stretch ol the 1964 season just a lucky break lor the Cardinals? can he be counted on as an effeclive relief pitcher at 38? AIdress all repllea to Red Schoendlenst, Busch Stadium, St. Louts, Mo. The Bravea - hardest hlltillll team In the league last season - made two borne rutlB by Joe Torre and one by Eddie Mothews plus the two-hit pitching of 19-gome winner Tony CionInger pay off In a 4-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. dim O'Toole had a. Hl lead in the !:l: pressure groups whleh art con\. inJ to control the major politi~ lor the sake of chan(le. O.nt ,... suit is that political COilllervatiom is being squ""led out ol lhe cities. Polillcal ' con..rva· tlsm ill becomillll concentrated in little rural dikes ol oppoailion w the musive 1round swells generated by lhe pulsatIIlii activity of bi(l town pre&sure groups. But these are feeble dlkes, 11 demonstrated by national elections over the pail 30 Jftl'l. In terms of muscle ond phyai· cal Ioree, the present method of electing a preoldent almply hamstrings the country folk, tht conservatives. What to do? Filed Sull Atty. Gen. David P. Bucklorl of Delaware did It last autumn. Buckson filed ouit In behalf of Delaware agaiJUit the 45 s!atea which have more than one representative in the U.S. HouiN! of Representatives. Delaware has but one IN!at and Buckson'1 purpose i• to obtam a Supreme Court ruling ap- COnlfeaoional d!Jirlct could YOie lor preoidentlal eleclol'l corrtopondlnl to all otbtr npr 1 tatlveo ill lhe alate. '1111111, million-odd New Yorkln w b • voled In lhe Jllltl pnoJanllal election elected 43 rtpJ ail~Wo lives In 43 dlstrlt'lll with mUilon-odd votea, one apllc!e. Simultaneously they e~ a corresporidlftl pn1ldentlal eJeo. tor• by 1eneral tcket <o&large), each of tht YO!inl for the whole number rather than lot just one. C.at EJ:I!OII V"With 42 excosa votea eacb, thoiN! New Yotkera c1,11 10111t1 300 million ercea votes ID that jlliooidentlal election. If New YOrkers cad oome 3110 mlllloa excesa votes In that prealden!Ia! eloction. If Now York'• congressional diStrlctl are rep. resentatlvt of Ito populatoD, tht use or the jJfneral ticket lor presidential electors Is surely unrepresentative." cal IJBrtiea and to dominale na- plying one-man-one-v ott Buckson argued that the ge~ tiona! election!. Prns For Cb1age principle to lhe Elertoral College. BucksOIJ would outlaw the era! ticket system wa2 the sole source of extreme distortion be- By political chanre, those preS'ure groups comprlae tho experimenters, the !lberalo, the .. ant gardo, the P"'""""hangeo elements ol American politics. Thev pre" for change and general ticket system of choos· tween New Yorkera and Dtlaing prosldential electors. Under warians and added: that sy•t•m all electors run at "It is extremely unfair and larg•. Hore Ia how It worked in unjust to uo." one state In 1960 as explained It ia propoaed that tach conby the American Good Govern- frel•lonal district elect one ever f~ster arceltration In the ment Society political evolution of the United States from wherr It was to whtre it is aolng. Some press lor change meroly D.C.: ''In New York raa ln other otat.. with more than ont representatlve ) the citizens ol ooo - -· --- -- - -~ - - the of Washin~ton. presidential elector and that two in each state be elected at Jar1e. 'lbe one-man-ont-Y o t • rule to be aboolutely controiUn&. -Ill! . _c:_:~~~....:.::.:::::::::_...::::__:=--.~=~--- 1oday's .Medical Report l!y Wayot G. Rrandotadl. M.O. ln a rec-ent column on celiac disease I stated that the victim !Should not be Qiven any food that contains even .small traces of cereals that have elut@fl 11 a compontmt. One mother write!! that her 2:Y.·year-old son has celiac di!ease and II on 1 liUteon-free diet. She> Wll not aware until she read my column on this subje<t that ohe ollould not give him onythin(l with malt In it and she lli'OUid likt an ••planation. In addition to wheat, 1Iuten Ia found In barley and rye. Malt may be made from wheat, barley or other grains. Since the source of malt Is not stated on the label• ol product& that contain llliiii, all malt products should be avoided by her aon. Oats contain no chemical· ly deledable gluten but peraons with <.-eliac disPase who eat oats may get the same harmful results achieved by eatin& loodl known to contain gluten. Corn, rico and ooy contain no gluten and aro generally sale, etpeclally II the label• proclaim them to be &Iuten • free. Other corn, rice and ooy producta are harmful only lnaofor aa they are combined with or contaminated by other certals that contain 11111tn. One of the itema I aald lhould be avoided wao ict cream bacauae it 10metimes contains a otarch ,Iiller. I have ~»w beeo Informed by reliable sourceo that ouch fillera art not cur· renlly 111ed In makilll commtr• cia! Ice <ream. Thus il'l ertam may be safely eaten by those who have cellae diNa.., as well HELEN HELP US! Jolmaoa. 'l1le 111'11 of the IWin, bed • Ievert Jllll'l of wldowboott, I rock Dtcellltlea to ataylllll Ia ltt!ClGBD JNDMDUAIJST have bNo buay aupporiiDc lbt Dear Htlen: Viet Nam Ia a contlnullll ArntrWhat'• with lhll appointment children, aeeina them throltlh lcan mllllry aclon - which only bullnlls in moll'o bar- school. '11111 yaar lbl ,oullllllt mwill be carried juat u far u Communlat force it to be CIJ'o ber lhops! The berber lhop I lfldultH. 'lbtD wllatt rted. Tht Pretldent II allolllsh· alway• 1• to baa a 1lp up I have another woman frlelld tel as to thll point, that 10 rnuclt now, and lhe)' teD me l have Clll!llbt In the 11&101 quandary. of Interpretation of hlo Johna lo eall up amd make 111 appolnto We have allowed our jobtl and - 1 can't walk ID and our busy Uvea ta put us out of Hopldna apeech baa 10 atreoled ment bll promiiN! In aome clrcumotances of American economic aid to Viet Nam and Southeut Asia generally 111d 10 klaed off these other passllies: "Wt will not be clefeated. We will not lfOW tirecL We will not withdraw, either openly or under the cloak of a meaJ!illiIeas agroement . . . Peaco demands an independent South Viet Nam - securely auaranteed and able to llhape ita own rolatlonahipo w all othero-free from outaide Interference - tied to no alllanco - a military base lor no other country." How do you get any mo1'<11 committed than this? Tllia conlnued Amerlcon mil· ltary action 11 not merely to help protect South VIet Nam. It Ia vital to prevent what has always been the nljbtmare of American pollcyrnakers- t h t nilhtmare of a total collapae In South Viet Nam'a morale and government which nii1ht makt impossihle further effective American aaais!ance ol any kbtd. The oecond bed-rock necessity Is to placate, 10 fer u lllBJ u thoat who art allqlc wheat. to Tltla polnta up a dltncully that ha1 long plagued allergloto and nutritionists. In the modem lll&nlllacture ol many of our. foods, even though lhe componenta are Uated on lhe label, we don't always know what il In thorn. For example a label thai aays starch Is present leavea us in the dark as to the exact source of the otarch. Llkewlot the ougar Usted may be cant augar or beet augar. Tbla Ia an Important distinction to the lew unfortunate persona with aller. Ilea to one or lht other. walt my turn like It alwiJI hal been. Dammll, Ibis Is the I1 s t ltraw! When I taka my wilt out lor dinner, 1 have to make a reMI'Vatloll. 1 can't &et IDto a atap &bow unlela I 1o1 tlcfo. eta las! year before It opanlld. I ean't let near a doeW un1.., my nama's down In tha book, and I even have to moke an oppoinlment to pi my car l"eaaed. But I tboQCht man had ono laat llrollllhold Jolt: bll barberahop. 11 lhll, to•, 80\ftl to be tali:· en away frOm ux! !1'1 lbe final Alimentation of men- when we · have to make a Iouay ap. polnimenl to get OIU' hair cut I ·-SINGED Dear Slftled: Como now, It lan't that bad. I'm told that 11fter the ahock of lhe first appointment weara off men adjUJI fill, and pnl· ty 10M they're calling In lor ollampool and "air atyllng" (that'a a wave put In with a warm air current) u ftll •• hair CUll. StatUI, y'lcnow. tAl five bucu a clip 1ft the better "cullom hair stylilll ahopa.") -H. Dear Helen: circulatiOn IOcially. WI both are )'011111 at heart, love llfiOrtl - even akllnl when money aJ. Iowa. Netlber of us hU a profl. !em aa far 11 appuraneeo: ft're oman and olender, luck· lly. And we OOitllder ourulvH aormally intellJient, But how do 40tab Wotnell met& people? We have tried chlll'ch, but 90 per cent of lhe men there are dragged hither by their wlvet. Ski clnba, danceo an aJ. wayo attended by couptea: l!ars are out and so-called "lonely hearta" clubs are too desperate. Wt are lOin& • · bll niJU playing aolltairt, lfatchlng TV and lfoing to oceulolllll bin&O IIIDOI, We're bored and .Jone. 1y. There art many like us. HeJ. en Help Us. - LONELIEST Dear Lonellest: Yes, there are many like you and It's a shama we don't have more "single • only" duba ' a· round to help 10Ive the problem. 1 don'l mean "lonely hearts" clubs, though a manager must be pretty alert to break away from that label; bul olmply places whero unattached men and women (alter careful acreeniflll) could gather to dance, play carda and talk. About the only other altern&· live : piek out a suitable ummorrled man at lhe ofllce (or whitever) and ao after b1m DODobviously. He's probably just os lonely ao you are. - H. Thla column Is dedicated 10 family llvlns. 10 II you're hav· lnl kid trouble or IIIII plaiD trouble, let Helen belp YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad" dreso Helen Bottal Ill care . Gl sixth when Fehpe Alou beat out a hit to shortstop Leo Cardenas I , BERRY'S WORLD to a child when ht leave• the table, "Come back and ~leaa up your plate"? A - Jlllllor may leave fDo4 to 1et your attentlos. FurtbtJ'o more, nagging may turn mealtime Into a minor nl&hlrnart or tum the ohild •ilalntt certain looda he might olharwiM ltara to enjoy. The best policy Ia to lei him 10 without any full but be firm about deDflrll deaaarl er between-meal IIII&Cko. ,ti :~ ) THE DAILY SENTINEL . • ··-·~::!>; ' •-e•·uu been won by the home team I omeroy eam. e- new um. Zimmerman. Winner - Fosnow 8 " ' S N.Y: 4 (II Inns. ) A continuance of that proce: forms now ordered should be (1-81 Loser - futmos (0-Jt. HR I ~te~~Loaer- BRuce, (••~ 1 J:rr/ City, ~. I' I I Mustangs, AJreadyDown, Monday'• Reults away wJth . especwlly rookie "~-·~-- ~ 1 7~ N Y · 1 000 100 oon- 1 4 o doubled in the firs'£ inning and 1 lnnmg, dark-ness) rough playmg, Jone~ saJd. strikes out!'' . tO-Il. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!J Southwest Conference dweller Southern Methodist versity was on two-year lion today from the Collegiate Athletic (NCAA), spoiling any hopes the Mustangs might had of playing In a ootball game. Fellow conference members Texas and Arkonsas also slops on the wrist Monday for recruiting vlolotions but their penalties were for one year - one FOR TAXES ,. u-- , ' 40.92 1700 d04S IP _ , . . 1lllililt\• PHONE tor fMt .. ; waL n-. M1p lor )'OUl' ···~ Pay billo ...., - - . _ . ~ 'Jiao i!oow tUU)J'I. lot~ &M ~ for T* H 'l'ab s • • • •• •• • • • • •• ••• •• • ••• -tba,.. 3 ,_.. It'o up • , _ Y....C •• ' l*Jda =r....a ., .,..,. h t ..: ibc • • . . tor ..... ...,. cliQt. . ••• • • • • ALL ' PhonaW"fZ.2171 ' Hrs- W. Dav1 s Ostl, : kins. Surface and Mattox. - - -- - - --- - LP-Gas Forced Air Heating System $ Langsville Society Notes .. ' __ I CASH FLAVORS ' Plttsurgh I S.F. 0 (10 Inns.) L~~e Jacks•:•· . ~·" '""·"-''"" Drysdale 0-0 and Rosebom. scored on Hawkins' smgle. I:.os Angeles 6 New York 1 What were mad about " ! ·Jackson, Lary <61, Parsons (71 , Rutland . 100 000 o - 1 s 5 Milwaukee 4 Cincitmatl 2 the. refs and the way they let "Sandy's dillet"nt. He doesn't Bethke 19) and Cannizzaro, Wahama .. 301 81 x _ 13 11 1 St. L. lO Chi. 10 (called lith Phtlly get . by" With all. that break baseball bats when he Gonder 171. Loser - .Jackson ' Hanning, Turley i6 \ and Ha.... SJappe · dbyNCAA Ed•ICt ANNIVERSARY SALE I . I Falcons Roll -·~~ For 13-1 Win ··~· Over Rutland I 800 I '.. != I "H«tt ~~~..'~"aM· Wit .. t~·- \' \ 1 BJLLS ·-...... l . 17""':' ::AJ ! OFFER GOOD WED. & '"URS. April 14 & 15th Gnly Jl. .. '. ... --· .. viii LL Boosters PI 'Supper' 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• WANT·ADS .. . . at L.A., rught (ppd, rotn dure would send the series to m and the team IS lookmg for- - Howard t lstt. j (lsi). other games. Chris Short pitched o feur.[ O.!lro1ll I KanSIIl' City 2 (night) a seventh and final game · ward to wearmg them for th1s In lhe American League, the hitter and Rich Allen hit a (Only games scheduled) Fred Scha h 1· event. I Minnesota Twins scored a 5-4, run homer •• the Phlllles Tlleaday'o Probable Pllcben Lakers red":·dcoac / l~e Community Interest has beeo ' Detroit 000 100 221- 6 It o, 11-lnning win over lhe New ined lhe Astros' home Datroit at Kan1a1 City - home ;,.,P t .1c • an en to 1 e wonderful thus tar but every- K C. 000 200 003--- 2 6 0 York Yankees, the Boston Red for 4Z,652 paid In the luxurious Aguirre (il-101 or McLain !4-5) .. 1 lrno~ ~~nxB 11 t one's rontinued support of the Lolich, Sherry (7) and Sulliv1 Sox whipped the Washington Astrodome. Short struck outll, vs. Segul (8-11) . alize they ut e: ~us bre- new team is e<Renllal. an. Drabowsky, Stock 18 1 and , Senators 7-Z and the Detroit ·r~ including the side In lhe Cleveland at Los Angeles us . B 1 were uc Y 0 eat , Bryan. Winner - Lolich 11-0) gers topped lhe Kan>as City Inning, and walked only three. (night! -Terry (7-11) vs. New- 1we ";. :/':;::;:,the last ttme j TO MISS MEET ,,.,,er-Drabow,ky 10-t 1. HR,_: ' 1Lumpe (l stJ Sullivan (lsi) Athletics 6-2. Clevelana at Los Bob Veale and Juan Marich- man (IS-10). W t h ' ~chao' satd. HOUSTON IUPI\-Golfdom's 1 Angeles was rained out. al matched zeroes unill Bob Chicago at Baltimore - Pe- call th eshot ash een /ractt- big three, Jack Nicklaus Ar- 1 ' · Schoendist's first day on the Bailey led o 1 the totb with a ters (20-81 ~s . Barber (!H3l Angyeles e•~~ . e ' ow or Lods nold Palmer and Garv Piayer Clev. at L. Angeles ppd rain J.ob turn ed ou.t to be a four- 'IW"' "Miloot dr'tve over the leIt field ( Only games scheduled ) . . U.S. Open char:1pion . . ~Onl y games scheduledJ . . . Wahama ran over Rut•--• •• ing 236 , w;)smg . t .m an f astoun - alol'lg With IOCIJN 6.r 1 hour ana 19-minute horror that wall at Pittsburgh. Veale who Wednesday's Games since te pom ~ ~ 1 lve :•~es Ken VenturJ will pass up this I t1 Monday evening with HarrJ ended In merciful darkness. A struck out 250 bailers Iasi New York at Los Ang night . . d ~m~a e gm ay or week's $S5 OOo added Houston , I Surface pitching S-hit '-11 total nl l3 pitchers saw action aon, fanned 10 in 1 brUUant Clevelond at Kansas night ~~re 1 1; nee and put htm- Classic for 'personal reasons. National League and he and hts matea JlOUIICfirll 8 and 27 runners were left on tt.ree-hitter while Marichal, o Detroit at Minnesota ou 0 action for the seaALl STARS flO innmgsl out 13 safeties and collllllittlal base by the two teama during 21-game winner 1n 1964, struck Boston at Washington son. . . . I "' · , S r. 1100 OOO 000 II- 0 3 0 but one defensive sin afield. the 11-innlng game. Curt Flood out nine und had a lour-hitter Chicago al Baltimore Philadelphia Coach Dolph I Pitts. 1100 000 000 t- 1 5 0 Surface fanned 14 and wafll, had four hits and Lou Brock until Bailey's game • winning . Schayes. JOtned the chorus of , Marichal lt>1 1 and Hailer. ed nobody while Hanning ol a.a.· and Bill While three each to blow National League those cnltciZing Ute offtela is. Vale I 1-0' and Pagliaroni. HR land, and his relief, Turley (1111 1 lead the 17-hit Cardinal attack Do~ Drysdale pitched 8 • W. L. Pet. Gl! ."I ~on'.t like to cu.~ the offi- _,~;,...,__ :-Bailey (lstl inning! tanned 3 and walbdl while Banks, Roberto Pena and hitter, struck out nine and hit Pittsburgh I 0 1.000 cials, .Schayes said, but. · .lhe 12 There were five miscuea Ia George Aliman had three each a 4ZO-foot bomer for the llodg- Los Angeles I 0 1.1100 first lime Wtlt IChamberlatn) 1 7 2 , the Rutland field. Wahama tbua lor the CUbs. ers to give him a 14-1 lifetime Milwaukee o 1.000 blocks a shot, It was goal tend~' . 000 003 013--- 4 2 I goes in the lead in tbe new Mid1 .i~ ioninger .~~ ~oo;n~o2r re. Ohto Valley League w1th • J.f Schultz en!ered the game record against tho Meta. Willie Philadelphia I 0 1.000 mg eve~ though both he and with two on, lwo out and Davis also homered and had a St..Louis ...... 0 0 .1100 I'J JBostons Bttl) Russetl.~lay the O'Toole i0-11 and Edwards ' record. Banks batting in the ninth. double and a slllllle and Tom- Chtcago 0 0 .000 'h same .kmd of defense. 1 HRs- Mathews (Jsll. Torre 21 Top Wahama hitters were Banks worked the count to 2 my Davis had two singles to Houston 0 I .000 I Celhcs K.C. J~nes and Tom : flst 2nd I Johnson list) Ray Vanan, 3 for 4, Paul May. and 2 and then bomored into lead the Dodger assault on AI New York 0 l .1100 I Hemsohn were concerned With nard t for t, Bob Sawyor z f• the left field bleachers. Jackson. San Francisco 0 1 .1100 I the rough brand of ball the ' 3 and l11ester Pvatt 3 for 5. ' Cincinnati 0 I .000 1 76ers were usmg and gelhllll l ....-'"" ~,L. A. .. .. .. 201 210 000-- 6 8 0 Rutland 's Willie Blackwell Baseball Card Whal do )'011 tblnk of a RJ'andmother who 1eta 0111 on I h a dance floor and doN the Jerk? And otherwise trleo to be one of the crowd - of 20-year-olda or lisa! - DISAPPROVING !Jeer Dlo: I'd BBSome ohe Is lat rooll a 1fay-halnd adoiOICIIII, and bope she doesn't dislocate any· thlnl vital. - H. LONEUEST 'I'JME Dear Helen: I have a problem that Is aurprtalngly comtDOII. DuriD& mJ W. llJWipapor, Q - II U a 10041 Idea to IIJ ·' _, . *"· H each and Included no restrlc- Philadelphia 2 Houston 0 (night) and Mathews ond Torre follions on playing In howl games. Tuesday'• Probable Pltcbera lowed with consecutive bomers. The action by the NCAA In- San FrancisCo at Pittsburgh fractions Committee wos para!- (ntghtl - Sanford 15-7) vs. Torre humored agoin in the eljblh. lei to disciplinary measures Friend 13-18). Score Wltboat Hll against the three schools taken St. Loulo at Chicago - Sim11te Reda scored without the last year by the Southwest Con- mons ((18-9) vs. Buhl (15-14) . aid of a 'hit in the third inning erenre. Ellectlve dates of Milwaukee ot Cincinnati and Deroo Johnson homered for batlon were May t, 1964 (night) - Bloslngamo (4-5) vs. their second run in the sixth. Teus and SMU and Dec. 12, Tsilouris &-13). The Philadelphia Pbllllea de1964 for Arkansas. (Only games schednled l eated lhe llouston Aslros 2-ll, SMU was found guilty of ofWedneiday'o Gamea the Pittsburgh Piralea nipped lering illegal financial assist- Los Ang. at Pittsburgh night the San Francisco Giants HJ' in ance to prospective athletes S -> Fran. at Philadelph.; night 10 lnnin&s and the Los Angeles and their parents. gst. Louis at Chlcogo ' Dodgers !!owned the Mets 6-1 in 'fens oUowed prospects to Houston at New York stay in oli-campus housing and (Only games scheduled 1 receive cah• for meals. The prospects sl g ned tickets for ANOTHER OPERATION their meals and pockeled the GREEN BAY, Wts. the money. Arkansas look pros- Green Bay Pocker star oi!J!t>-[ pects to off-campus sites lor sive guard Jerry Kramer, entertainment by alumni and missed moil of the 1964 seiiSOtll There wlll be a Good allowed two short visits to the because of an abdominal service at the Langsville Foyettevllle campus rather scess, is acheduled for his Friday at 7:30 p. m. than the 48-hour paid visit operation to correct the Pl'<lb-1 Rio Grande College Baseball i9 welcome. allowed by the NCAA. lem April Z&. Coach Art Lanham today anFour sebools were taken off nounced the Redmon's remain- Mrs. Mae Lunch hos lhe flu. probollon effective this month.lr"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_,, In& baseboll schedule lor the · Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr Hardin-Simmons, Is restored to FREE BABY CHICK 19115 campaign. ed on Mr. and Mrs. James Bateaj the NCAA's good grores April F•l. & Sat, April 16 & 17th Weather permitting, tbe Red' of Pl. Pleasant, W.Va., SUnday. Z6 and one-year probotions exWith 1 Gallons ef G•• men were to PIay 111eir IIrst Mr · and Mrs. Ronald BaII pire April 19 for Kentucky, home game this afternoon, be- Hamden visited with Mr. Prairie View A&M of Texas Certified Gao Station Binning at 2 o'clock, agoinst Mrs. Alpha Barr recently· and Slip~ Rock (P , W. Mlln St. Pome,.., Central State. Rio lost its firat Mrs. Bertha Lasher of =--=~~:!.'..::=-..':.:a·!:_'·:__ __;.,.,.,.,....,.,,.,.,...,. two. (f81lles of the year lao! land spent Sunday with her weekend to Marshall Universi- sister, Miss Edith Titus. ty, 24-4 and &-3. Mr. ond Mrs. Alpha Barr and Here's the Redmon's remain· Leona Kennedy were In Alltell!tl lng schedule: on bualne•• Thurday: Apr. 14 - Malone ... · ..... A Mr. and Mrs. Gary Freeman April 1$ - Albion, Mich .... H moved from the borne of her Apr. 18 through 26th, Sprinl ·parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V•catlon. Ledlle to Pomeroy. Apr. 28 - Morris-Harvey . A May !-Ohio U JVs (May Dar) PIRATES OPI'ION FOUR May 4- Marshall U ...... H PI'ITSBURGH (UPI) - The May I - Ohio JVs ......... A Pittsburgh Pirates optioned May 1 - Wilmington .. •.. .. A ry May, Pbll Omnlngllam and May 8 - Wllmlngton .. ···~· A Jobn Gelnar to the Columbus May 11 - Union .. .. .. .. •.. . A u Jets ollheand lnternatlotia~=: CASH CASH M tllr aent Cart May 12 - CUmberland .. .. • A Monday LOAN p I I Ill I LOAN ... May 1$- West Liberty ... A to Ashville of the May 21 - Ohio Northern . . . H League. 11te players are on Z4$200 M.66 $1300 47.30 May 12 - Ohio Northern . . H hour recall. 500 26.67 1500 53.17 iiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Lanham Gives Remaining Rio Get Fos1 Atliln with j; SenUnel. WOMEN TO MEET TV hateny Woa~ea'a Golf Ats.. wiD ol 1 p. m. t. day at the dub A II Majer Lt.apo Reallllo Drysdale (!otl. ' terBeld. T11111l0hlll al ollortstop J By V•llod P~" llltenatloaal membera are ur1ed to aUelld. By Ualiool Preis liMrllltlftal .....,__ had ~ osslata and 1 putout Philadelphia and Baltimore, a a r1cu ' . ' ' Third baaemon Buddy Moore pair ol third plare finishers in me !ape (CIIletl t1 I I 1 ' ........ 2 1188lala. tbe I So$. 001 Olt JOO- 7 1 0 St L. 580 llll IR tf-1t ., regular seaeon: fare • win arfJSQfi e Wash. 010 000 001- 2 ~ 1 Chi 02Z :1110 tiDI fl:->ll d <tardnera !Mple, By Unlleol Presw IJIIIoialloul =gh~. e t out SitUation Tuesday · Monbouquette. I I-{) I and TillGibtoo, Taylor (fl, Sl.tillltrl" ena and Dave Vujaklljaa Amerk:aa ~ &let were all lhe hill ol man; Ortega, Ridzlk (S), Kret>- (51. Sd>ultz ' If), CIU'ltoe .( ll). . W. L Pet. Gl! Botil tea~ are on tho brink Middleport Ia hoot to Gal liP<~ of ehmlnation from the Nationtzer (tl aoo llrurruey. Loser- Purkey 11 1 and I 0 1.000 .. .. I B k b I Ill Tuetday and goes to Ortega f0-1) . HRa-Lock llst ), ella II). Ja""-· ' I 0 1.11110 .. .. a as et al Association semi11tomas 1!11\, Mantilla ftst1 ........, Ianct Thursday. ltnal playoffs and a loss Tues.· 30 Green 2 (1st 2nd ) C<lrugliaro ( I I, Warner 131, I~ 1 0 1.000 Kyger . . . ooo 100 1 _ 2 1 (tst) McMull~n \1st). I'J day would turn the trick. (~1. Koonce (7), MeDntle 1tl((~11;11 1 0 0 .000 Middleport 112 002 x - 6 3 1 •• I The 76ers trai l Boston three The n~ . . Littl and Baurnarm (41, ·o o .ooo ~ . narrlSOOVI 11 ~ e -skBertell, '"I IJD• n •~ Tyo ond Fisher. Gardner to two while the Bullets Le Boost ha . nov Y •• • nu .-.-ua, o a .1100 I>I'J j games Halley. find themselves m a similar ., ague "':;' are . Vlllll "1 (]] Innings! t 11. 0 0 .1100 Umpires : A. Stobart, 16 at • N.Y. backseat to the Los Angeles Jllsey Supper April OIXJ 010 201 004 5 5 0 I .1100 1 Lakers. Shephard, Ord, and Cbllda, 1 ~ : 30 p. m. '" the school caf"' l Minn. 110 200 000 01 - S 6 3 · 0 1 .0011 I . terla· I . . Phi~ tMrl 000 1100- 2 11 & bases. 1 However, all the gamos m p red' th d' h Bouton. Rentlf (61, Mlkketllous t C 1100 0011 ..,..... 0 I .000 1 1 . 1 re tng e mner, e Ra d H · 18 th II _,_., 1 Reoalto e semdWma round , 'both . . h a I, sen I. mos (101 an owMo..,., 1 · East,, ' 1eamwt.11 payagamew1t d K d ' Short n-t) and ""'-"" ~,,...... 1• Fosnow (tO 1ern D'IVISlon, 1 hi"'ori..... ern an es wve p t Th . ar aa an Bruce Woodeshick (S) 81!11 W 7 88 2 Braves Clip Reds 4-2 tllfordna." 'l1lt PrtaldeDI wUl go aloD8 wttb 1011111 lllUI' (Oploloal By LYLE C. WILSON There is one road only toward political 1alvatlon lor lho unaffiliated little fellow and his folko who live in a little town or on a family size farm far removed from the complex centers of urban civilization. Th1s road leads to amendment of the !J.S. Constitution to give the country folk an hones! count in the election ol a pres!d•nt of the United States or it lies in judicial remedy. The PI'\'Sent system Is rigged like a crooked carnival wheel. The system is rigged against rural and small-town cltlzens and in favor of the city slicken. These city clti•ens are o,.. ganized and affllioted by ral'l, color. religion and o<cupatlon. By the mlilions they roalesce Into rliqueo, groups and blocsIntellectual racial, religious or e<·onomic. They comprise the It's Win Or Out Tonight - -- - - - - 'I'M lilll word hen II "lllf. Reports From The Capitol 'I Jackets Sting Bobcats 6-2 - By William S. White ' . WAlliNGTON - Our state highway department Ia starting out on Ita campaign to clean up the litter of thoughtless litterbugs, who all winter long have been tossing things out the windows of their cars to marr t he beauty of Ohio. They will have crews •p•nding months collecting papers, bot· ties and other refuse that they have scattered along every road in every eounty. 11 is nothing less than amazin~ what the , ust of thi s cleanup will be. It is known t hat the cost of last year's state highway rleanup was $541 .787 . The figure that it cost the taxpayers of Ohio in 1953 wu $621.733, and one of the lowest years in recent history was $269.787 in 19M. It would be interesting to know just why there was that variance in those particular years. We doubt that any campaign had much to do with It . It could be the weather, that kept the window• closed, or drtvers from the hi&hways. .. 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Mlltla- Ia lito Alftl..d l,-111 IIIli ,..., oa.at fOIL --------------- _____ .:_:.::;;.:::.::.::.~.::-:.:.::~f ,..... ~ . . MOre-..•• tn the 1peclll Forced Air....._ Q1f.,, ., Dllwl' n••""'""---------------" -..o �• / .., .J 'I ' '' It • " 4-Dall1 seatlllol, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., Apr. 11, 1860 Fight Rubble, Heartbreak lilonJlni meetlDc with atate po!toe, National Ouardamon llld elvll .W...., oflle1als to auoss lbe al!uallon. Oblo: Gov. James A. Rbodes, vWbly sbatea by bll tour of tbe devutatloll lllonday, pre~ to IIII'Vey lbe area again today. He wound up bls lour MDoday nlcht, wllb tbe atete's DC3 airplane flying low over tbe counfr7alde, Ulumlned by eerie IIIOOilH&ht. Many IJ'UI CHICAGO (l1Pli - Residents the dlsaslel' areas to belp the of toroad<t torn to...,. attd ci~ ltomeleu, r.d tbe biii!IP'Y ood les in six Midwest states fl>lliht care for the IDjured. Bull-cforers rubble and heartbreak today in roamed througb splintered a massive effort to restore or· towM, cleariJII small paths der. The de>th count !food at through the debril. 2-19 and police in Indiana feared A team of U. S. Weather Bu- Market l'feport .P r. I'LIIA8AN'r . LIVE8'JOCit .ALES 00. PT. I'LIUHI', W. VA. S.lllr..,., A,.U 11, 1111 ordered an econorolc I1D' ol Mlchl&an's ravaged counties and tbe atate Ajp'loullure Department wamed resJ. dentl or the strteten area to avoid fil9d supplletl by damaged atores and re$Uranls. Four Nattonal Guard companleo were aetlvated to prevent looting. Romney flew over lbe storm's palb Monday and said federal old would be needed to DO)' vey 17.78; 1111 to " .... 17 .. '"'" Llgllll5 to lUI; F11 .lloWI It to II; Slap ID to It; Boon I 'to 12: Son " Pip 10 to 10; Sbo!dl ... 15. CAm.Jl- Slen 'Jllo.ll: Jlelll:n 12 CO at; Bllbt ,.,_ II BOOS - 1'111 to 1211 11.10 to to Ji; ..~ Cowl 11 to If; c. 17.10; Heavies If ·to IUD; ..... 1•>'11; IIQilJ Q ... Je; Llfbtt It ttl lli.l'll; Fat Bowl IS Mllk Cowl IIIII to )'111: to II: Boon I to U; Pip I to VEAL CALVES - Tope IUD: I D. more bodiPS would be found. reau specialists started a lttlteSOCOIIda :IIi to D; Medium 10 to CATTLI!: - steen 18 to 21UO; Many areas in hard-hit lndi- by-state tour of the lonutdo24; Coni. lc HYL 18 to 28; CUlla Bellm Ill to 1UO; Fat Cowl ""' . Michigan and Ohio were scarred Midwest today, eum15toJD. Ill to IUD: CaiUH!I'S t to 12.'111; still without powor and water. I ining the extent of damage. InSHEEP- Ewes & Lms. 1 to Bulls 14 to 11.9D; sioet Cows Hospit• ls were Jammed wtth tn- surance e<perts estimated prop1 aud Calves llD to tel; Sfoclt lD; Stool: Ewes i to 10; Fat jured . erly damage would approach recover. steen 17.50 to 12.10; Stoclt HeUSheet 4 to 10; CUila 1 to i; The Huusier ::;tat e countftl at $100 million. T be Small Busi- were lt1ll without telephone IUIDoh: Preatdent Johnson ..., s to 17; Sloek Steer, Calves BucU 4 to 8; Fat Wetllers i to least JJ2 dt>ad from the Palm ness Administration in Wash- commUDicattou. State offlclals declared three northern Illlnols 11 to JUO; stoek HeUer Calves 10. sunday b~rrage ot torrutdoes. ington promised loans for the said property damage would • counties disaster stela. Scores 17 to 20. LAMBS - Topt ZUO: SeeThere were SJ dead in Ohio. stricken area "u soon as all tal at Jeut $50 million. of homes were demollshed at VEAL CALVES -Tops SUO; ODds 18 to 22; Llibl Wts. 15 to 1n Mich igan. 7 m Jllinots and 3 'l lhe reports are ln." MidtJP-: Gov. George Rom- bard-hit Crystal Lake northwest Se<ends SO.SO; Medium 12 to 18; CollllllOII 12 to 15. in Wisco nsin. Iowa, where the Na 0ae Sayllq of Cbleago and damage was es28; Common lc Heavies 18 to twtSters started. "Port<'d no But no one waa saying wh.., tlmated at $10 mUllon there suo. de<~llls. that would be. a.a ,alone. The state BD•·Jt 1s ~ hocking . It is awesome I In towns like Russiaville, Ind. ' nounced he was immediately FRI!E BABY CHICK bt>vond l:n~lit>l'. It cum pounds I - where there was no electrle transferring $1 miUion in state . o.ru,ot~J, Oblo, misery upon misery," 0 h in power, no light, no heat, no funds to Crystal Lake banks : PrJ. a hi. .April 16 6 17.. 1;l1v James A. Rhode!!! said af- , school, and where every one of provide loans for tornado vi Salllrday, AprU 11, IHI With 1 Gallono of Gu SALES REPORT of tt'r .~1 unday' s on-Lhe-spol inspfl\. ! the 500 buildings in town bore tims. Oblo Valley LlvHtoct Co. Cerllfllll Goa Stotlon !l\ln of the stricken Rrea s in his ; 8 srar _ no one knew when WllcoaJID: A command. ~ BOGS - 175 to 1211 lbs. 17 to W. Molft It, l'omerwy s~at t' . ~ the rolossal task would be comwas established in the oUJce ~~.;;;;;..;;;.~~~ Hmt Is Torn . pleted. SAIGON (UP!) - Tbe U.S. Gov. WBIT<D; Knowles to sort '" Yo ur hPart is toro to shreds Jn places like Pittsfield, Ohlo, EmbaasCommn!istreportedfil ~! that out lnformatJon from the torna" 1a tiny crossroads town, no one guerr·· as lduave when ynu see a fat her sor t mg ed Am ffi e:r· 1 do belt· Three persons were <- ~plm l l' rt·d g<.lfage for a brok- 1 knew where to begin. The viJ.. ~ut aD kidna~an t : ClBt ldlled but damage to P~~ 0 en bicyrle. a talte"'d toy. a !age's nine houses two church- ; wu 1 ~ was estimated at more 1 n , GalllpoUs registered Its second city traffic fatality 1 n1Ud·<~lashed doll . a little red es and some of i~ stores were .urdtnglta ourtbeo fir teo~ • million along the lsotot'IBtbreatdoes and third In the county of 1965 at 5:03 p.m. Monday, ,. b H. t s1 e. was s •.uuwn path The state is a •agon. ' all blown away Y "'e s orm. VIet Coog murder of a Amerl. flonds IT 11 when Robert .M. Ball, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe • The sort~ng and the sifting I Seven of the town's 50 residents . 'I'•" captive ened with om owo en Ball of 1928u Chestnut St was struck by a car in front 'th .· I b' I It b t can CIVl - · , rivers r• ., d ~t'nt on to ay, WI g,,m em· i were dead. Not mg was e u In military developments to- Io~· Dama e at Cedar of 1824 Eastern ~>l·genty worke;s frHm _as .far · rubble. , da American and South Viet• g a The youth ran in front of a car dnven by Larry J. &way a~ ~e-~- )~r~__pounng mta A state-by-st~te look at the 1na~ese fighter .. bombers at. 1 :U~:o:S~~~:~ n..!c:V~ Supple, 18, Henderson, W. Va., ruled blameless by city rlean-up op~at~on: hit I ul tacked targets In North Viet operations were well under police who Investigated the a-::c::cl::d::e::n::t::..- - - - - - 0 ~ 1 Nam and guerrilla forces wa with electrical power fully lnd•~tna: ar ~t The Y0 1:1Di man was thrown the stales, lndtana was still , poured a •··rage of mortar y, ed to bl ked up onto tbe car which had A student at Gallia ACAdemy od r It t ~ restor mos1 areas ac '. ch th youth I. ree mg t ay rom s wors fire onto the district capital of th t ist 1 re- damace to the wmdshleld, • Junior High 1 001' e disaster in hislory. Slate police Quaug Trl near the l?th para!- ou~ bd e d wU.:~ul ·~~era! broken mJrror, rtght fronl fen- had just returned to school live reared more storm v1cUrns ' lei co e no ea der and a dent 00 top above weekl!l ago, after being injured would be found in the wreckage Ten Vietnamese troops were IDJurles. the. windshield. He was talten to In a sandlot football gomeln the ' Coni inued 'rom page I) of a tratler camp near Dunlap. j killed in the mortar attack and Holzer hospitsl In a WaiJib am- fall, lollowlug which he spent of the Hoard of Public Affairs Electric power lines were still three American soldiers were bulance, and was pronounced several months In Holzer hos\'1 hiL·h ;:~dmin i sters tht> sewer or- down earl}: today . from Fo~ wounded. dead on arrival. Dr. Donald pital. STAR CHIEF 4 DOOR H.T. dinance. rPsigned in a letterto 1Wayne to L1ma. OhJo. People m. A spokesman for the VIet·- ·Warehime, Gallia c:ounty eoro. He was born .March 18, 1950 V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio,. euunci!. II was a{'cepted wJth 1 lhe Fort Wayne . area. se~ .up namese aJr force sald seven ner, gave the cause of death at Kayfort, W. Va., son of Men1 1 beater, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, backup regret. . . charcoal burners m their ltvmg . Vietnamese Skyraider fighterGauge reading• - Galllpol- 1 as accidental. roe and Mar~aret Perry Ball. t\.tr. Mt>mharf po~n~f"d to two ! rooms to keep wa~m : nearly a . bombers attacked the bridge is Dam 21.1, 37.0, rollers out, An autopsy !.s being perfor~& The rnotber liv~ at 1013 SecUghts, outside mirror, tinted windshield, soUd white capable cnen remammg on the , s~ore went t~ hosp1tals Monday : under supporting escort by 80 IPomeroy _Mason 32.67, Pt. ed 00 the Ball youth to deter. . ond Ave. In addltJon·ro t.he par.. with Uke new brown Interior. but~rd (Reuben Coll~ns and Wal- mght . suffen~g _from ca~bon , undisclosed number of U.S. I Pleasant 32.49, Hinton S.SO fa11- mine the e:uct cause of death: ents, he is survived by two alsltr . Hunre) as kbemg able to monoxide p01somng. Indiana ing ' Kanawha Falls 10.63 fall- There were 00 visible evi- ters, Margaret Ann and Orpha 1. I H 'd h G R B . t panes. contmue t 1e wor . e sa I e I ~ oger ~mg~n_2_e _up ~ lng, Charleston 25.20. London dence of injuries outside of a Louise. The fw_nlly came to Galwould he out of town muC'h of dam was running 12 feet, Mar- bruised cbest, and 00 appar· lla county to llve seven months !he ltme tn the future. TWO FINED met 15 feet and Winfield dam ent broken bones. Iago, and had Uved on Rt 2 GMAC Financing Available OTHF.H BUSINESS 1\r ttayor Lee Smith Monday 24 fe<t. The Ohio River was The othe< city fatality of the Patriot, near Cora. Auilt•"liY was granted lhe night lined Etbel Logan, 39, falling allbe rate of ... tenth year was Bennie Franklln l mt::~yl~r. m a re~olutwn to change Middleport $5 and costs for foot per bolD' this morning. IPlants, who was killed in a Servicea will be he1d at 1 p, h1111r~ 1:11 the g.1rbage du~p and ~ improper backing. John Henry Boat Movement~: State St. accident on Jan. 1._ m. Wednesday at the Waugh.. to, stt up ot~er regul.atJOns a::; ENTERED HO~PITAL Motley, 46, Middleport, was fin- Ohio River - Louisiana up I -· Halley-Wood Funertil borne. ht may see f1t. James Hawley, Among tho~;e adm1tled to Hoi- ed $5 and costl for intoxica- 14, l0:45 'P· m.; Lillian G. ~SCHEDULED Rev. Donald RankiD of Rlo ' dump at~endant, suggested hours zer hospital in . the past . 21 ,tion. 14, 4:35 a. m.; Annette Jones · Grande will officiate, and burCadillac - Oldsmobile ltum 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and be- hours were : Dtana L. Vtars, l up l4, 6 a. m.; Vulcan up 16, I BELLEFONTAINE, 0 h lo lal will be In Brush Ridge cern"Y 'U Uk Our allty W Doing BUIIDtli" ~·:,' clo>ed on Sunday. He rep~t t· 2129 Chestnut St., Mrs. Robert 15:00 a. m. ; Jerry Boswortn up i (UP!) _ City officials w1to post- etery, near VInton. Frlendl may OU Qu If ol . 8 " tlw _nt-w fence _aroWld .he E. McCarley, 2012 Chatham , C?LLAPSF:S, DIES 17, 3 p. m.: Jefferson up 17, poned ground-breaking ceremo- caD at the funeral home after WY 2 5342 p Ohf durn~ IS very sattsfactory .. ' Ave., Mrs. Harry R. Bailey, I LONDON, Ohm (UPli- Thom- 10:40 p. m.: Bob Benter up nieslor a municipal airport be- 7 p.m. today. orneroy, 0 Sl!_eet fure~an Dobb1.n Man- ~ 549 Upper River Rd ., Henry E. as A. Mathers, 70, a seml-re~- 17 .f:30 a .m.; lnea down 17, cause of bad weather Sunday · lf'y 1s to get btds for a Sickle at- Willi s, Rt. 1, Patriot, Miss ed carpenter, collapsed and d1ed a:4o a. m,; Reliable up 17, 7 1said· today they hope to hold l ach.~nen1t1 _on th.e t.ra1hclor,.tbo cuht !Lucille w. Siders. Rt . lf Che- 1 Monday while working obn ~: a. m.; Southern down 20. 5:30 1the ceremony early in May, 1\"r-e:-:s .us year, e rus ' !shire, Lena Faye Swisher, Rt. doors at the Ballenger u1 • a. m.; Philip Sporn up 21, 4:30 l1ng . bfmg broken. 12, Cheshire, J.ee D. MP-rrilt , 1 a. m.: St. Marys up 21. 5 a. m.: . Mmor transfers were made iRt . 2 Cheshire, Mrs. Har- 1 ALUMNI TO MEET John Ladd Dean up 22 6 a.m.; .l!.;XPEC"r CONTRACF m runds. . . lrmon Sprouse, Rt. I, Ewington, 'I1le Olive-Orange High School John J . Rowe up 22, 6:30 a. Mtddleport wtll btl\ Rutland Mr< . Bob J . Thomas, HL 2, . Alumni Assn. will me<t Friday, m . Northern up 23, 5:30 a.m.: YOUNGSTOWN, Ohltt (UP!) t~wn~hlp tru~tees fo.r a il~e m .Pt . Pleasant, Harold H. Supple. I April 16, at 8 p.m. at the Tup- J~bn Hood down Greenup 11:50 - A contract agreement .beJanuary pr~\'lOU.~>ly btlled .mlstak- ~ Henderson, Mrs. James B. i pers Plains elllmentary school . B k State up Green- tween the Youngstown Vindlca· e.nly to Sahs_bury townshtp. R~•L· Hughes, :\-1ason, w. va., Mrs. I to complete plans for its annu- ~p ~:·So 8~cm~arry Dyer ·down tor and. the American Newspa. land township, ho~evt>r, dec~m- Gale F. Donohue, Rt. 1, Letart, al banquet. The officers, decor- Greenup 6:30 a. m.; Christy up per Gudd was ~xpected to be ed lo (:on~lude, a flre prot~ctton W. Va., Mrs. H. Burdell Hayes, ; ating committee, and other in- Greenup 8 a. m.: Laguna down slgned today, bringing to an con~ract last year with Mtddle- Grim"" Landing, W. Va., Mrs.i lerested persons are urged to Meldahl 10 p. m.: Alton Sepbyr end the &-monlb-old atrlke. ~ . , Ltlitan Walker, 132 Dock St., , attend, said Dorothy Stout, oec- up Meldahl midnight: L. Fteore arns recommended the em- ' Middleport Lyle E. Chapman, ta d M ld hi 1 a m . Nationployment of Leu Kennedy Sr., IRt. 1 Middleport Mrs. Keith i re ry. • wn Ma ld hi · . ;· m . BRITAIN'S UNION JACK .<~s pool manager and Mrs Yvon- 1 ' ' nd - ---- ·a1 down e a 3·0 a, ·• 1 s 11 . . : Sutherland, Rt. I, Rut • • VISIT HERE Valley Voyager down Meldahl Three flags are emboclled In "1' cTahy as swlmmmg mdstruNc- IMrs. John William Brown, Rt, 1 Mr and Mrs Floyd Wessel 5: a m ur. ey were accepte o 1 r·w R A be · · ' · • Iithe Union Jack of Great BrjtQIWJ recommendation was mad.e on iHutand. \\J lam oger m , r· New Hartford Iowa who were GaUipoU. Dam- Col. Daven- ain: The English flag of St. the position of recreation direc- ·gRer' Chester, Alv~s.. ~lhns, l· enroute home' from' Florida port down 5:50 P· m.: 0. F•.George~ the Scottish flag of St. tor. Harris said the Recreation : t. ~ · Carpenter, MnJammD F. I were weekend guests of Mr. and Shearer down 6:40 p. m.; Peg- AnUrew and the Irish flag of • . . . 1 Kessmger, Jackson, rs, ew- M V N g dl gy Downey down 9:40 p. m.; St Patrick bo i:lrd IS studytng leasmg the le)' Mullt'ns Rt 2 Jackson Pen- · rs. ernon ease. petl ng. Bo . · · d d · ' · • • s d 'th th N H E w1es own 4 a. m., ctm Y concesston at lhe pooL na L. Caudill, HI. I, Ray, Mrs. un ay wt e eases were g.;mei down 5:30 a. m.; OVEC Doa't Neglect Slipping Hams also reported the sew- Charlf'~ Okey Melvin Rt . 1 IMr. ar:d Mrs. Carl Neaae and er committ~e is as~ing 12 area :Ironton, Mack P. Kelly, iu. 2: children, John and Phillip, of doW:a!.:.am.Rlver _ Helen z towns for mformatwn on what /South Webster, Mrs. Ira M. Columbus. do Ma . p m. Dun- l noraiaeteethdrop,.Uporwobble their sewer rates are in rela- 1So HI 1 w· 1. ld W V wn rme110 · 40 · · • when you talk, nt, laugb or aneeze? · t tl 1 nger, · ' lD 1e ' • a., can Bruce up Mannet 5·30 a . Doll.'t be annoyed. and embarraued t10n o 1e vo ume of waler used and William A Mitchell Hur- TRANSFER AVTIIORIZED L J L · w· by ~ueh handtcapa. PASTEETB, an Pt! r resid ence. ! • ucy <nan--add. I powelar to IPrln· . ld•· 11 ·1rirane W. Va. • Common Pleas Judge John 1m. .45 ane ucas . Solup mup 1 alkaline llle un rour plate., keepll !alae tM$b A request for a reso lution "of ' BIRTHS c Bacon has authorized IKHW\ be Le · P· m., vay 1 moreMnir•t.Glv-e.ooddenttltl• 1 " fVW' Winfjeld 12·05 a m • Beaver or lle(:urltJ and added comtcr&. we co~e from ~ ~nvat.e group 1 Mr~. James B. Hughes, Ma· transferred from the townshlp Winfield 1·: 40 ~- ~.; George ~~ci:"h~k-:;e.c:-=; .~ro~smg a TV-Ca?!e service son, w. Va., daughter, 2:12 p., general fund to tbe road and Price up Winfield 2.50 a ro. eountan everyw~, tn ~1ddleport was given to the m. Monday. Ibridge fund following a peti· · ordmance ~mmittee. DISCHARGED tion of the board of trustees You Ret the convenience of low-cost WT-0-UTE Mayot· &mth's report of $651 Patients recently discharged of Rutland township. ~------------------., was accepted. Chief Gilkey 's re- included Mrs . .Joseph Wall Wi1automatically, too I WT-0-LITE loob, Ughu like a port for March showt'd orr~sts · r F' lds Rl hard ~ d DIVORCE GRANTED in four illegal exhau~t ca lam It ' c ar • otreet light. A photoelectrle eell turno it on at dusk, 16 speeding, three into11:katf:1~' :rrs.FA genes MBurdetLete •. MrsHa. G. Della Mae Mowery wtodas grantotT at dawn. Lighta up dark areu around garages, · 1 .ee e11ure, rs. Wla th ree t 't rr 11 , .ed a dJvorce and cus y o1 1 ·. of an r:~i;~~ne eavln~ ~c~n~ , Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, HolllJ ·two children from Willlam outbuOdinp, drivewaye, patldng lots, outdoor livt'lear distance lhr one D\~;su;e 1 Queen, Edward Somerville, .Millford Mowery, Monday to an lns and workins area• all nisht longllt'o perfect for reckless opera'tion,e~nt ru~ni\~: : Mrs. Henry Lindig, and George j entry filed in Meigs County auburban homes, farms, factorlea, buoin.,..eo; puba red light, and one r;;top ~ign ! Sloan. Sr. Common Pleu eourt. He buDdinsa-any pl~ee ·tbat needo protection and violation. Meals served were • 63, with nine accident investiga1afety after dark! Y011 make no investment in WT. tion~ completed and fi 11es from PEDWIN 0-LITE, either. ~e low monthly rate lnelude. lnparking meters totaling $54.75. , ltiiDation, maintenance (including ·lamp nplaeeo Also Btlending were Council- ' men Clifford Stumbo tJnd Rogment) and electrielty. Order your LOT-0-UTE (T Morgan, HI Ameri"can ,.;d Official is 1 (A nFrench City" Easter .Ham) treasun:r Evans Packing Co. Slain by Cong Robert Ball, 15, Third Traffic Victim of Year t J:: A'' , C::r CONTEST RULES Our eCIIp Ham Contest t•Bunny" coupons below. Fill in your name, address, phone number on each one, . Police, Street Help Pay Hikes e Deposit each coupon in Ham Contest Box at the !lore or the sponsoring merchant whose name is on the coupon. SPECIAL 59 PONTIAC R•" ver news e Coupons moy be deposited until 1:00 ,\pril 16. p.m., Friday, e A drawing will then be held in each store to decide winners of the free EASTER HAM for EACH store. 1 1 1 Hosptt• aJ 11eWS r • Winners will be notified by participating stores. You need not be present at any store to win. 1 KARR & VAN ZANDT upl (I (I NAME .. . , •..••••••••••••••••••• one over 16 Is eligible to take part. No purcha~es are necessary. . HAM CONTEST "NAME . ........ ... .. , •..••. , .•• ADDRESS ... , , , , ••.•.•.• , .... , •.• ADDRESS ...•••••.••.••••.. - .•.•• PHONE .... •••••••.•••••••••••••• PHONE ..•••••••••••.•••••••••••• MOORE'S STORE DUnON DRUG STORE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO e Only one ham may be won by a family . Judges decision will be final. ADDRESS . ..... .. , ............. . PHONE . ...... ...... .. .......... . • Contest not open to employees of participating store or of this newspaper. BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY, OHIO Protet!t flOur propertrJ ° UJitla outdoor llglatingl FALSE TEET H 1 1 UPI 'Di • NAME .. ......•..•••••..•.••.••• WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY e Any HAM CONTEST '==="' . 1 CLIP the "BUNNY" COUPONS NAME . .•• , •••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • NAMI . .••••••••••••...••••..••• ADDRESS . . .....•••.....•....•.•• ADDRESS .. •••••••• , •.••..•••• , •• PHONE .. .....• ,.,,, ••••• , ••••••• PHONE .. ................. , ••••.•• LOT·O·LITE eostsaslow '330 ·a mo SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS FRIDAY, APR. 16 FOREMAN & ABBOn - 1:00 P. M. POMEROY, OHIO IN EACH STORE LISTED HAM CONTEST ,JNAME .. , ..• ,., •••.•..••..•..•• , ADDRESS . . ... , ••......•• , •• , , .• _ CONTEST NAME .. .••••.•••••••••••••••••• NAME . ..••..•..••.••...•••••.•• . ADDRESS .••••••••••••...•.•••.•• PHONE . . , .••....••••..•••••• •••• PHONE . .• , .. • .•••.• , , ••• , •...• , • K& C JEWELERS CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ...................... ADDRESS . .•.••... , •.•••.••• , •••• ADDRESS . PHONE ..• , •••.•••••••••••••••..• PHONE . . ... ,,,, .....•••••••••••• BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DEADEYE NAME .. .••.•.•. ••••.. •.•••••••• ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV POMEROY, OHIO today &om your loeal Electric Company ofllce. the ELIECTRIC: co;-'... ......· UPI Briefs (Continued from Page II In half this year. I would li~e more informatiOn abOut. "LOT-0-I,.ITE INSTALLATION" NEW YOHK-J. W. SPARKS . $10·99 I & Co. says lhe stvck market · over the near-term and . ;: new attempt at new high s in 1 the .iiverages may be tried soon. 1 The firm says it believes the co~·ering of open short poslt·lons and their rep!acement by long ·~ pos~tions in technically 11tron1 ltocks will enable traders to r better capitalize on tile Jm. , pending rally. (I NAME ... ..•••• , •••.••• , .•••••• You Get the .Moll ror Your Money" MIDDLIPOilT City.-:> DUTION DRUG CO... . 112 N. 2nd Aw. '' MiddlepOrt, 0. MAIL To~· Ook•ml:l•~• 21SN. Frc•n't· "..·pHONE ..••••••.••..••••••. , ...... . ~~.;.CiJ:" i~.i.Ohk.. · •• f .".:""~ • ·v . .··'"' SHOP LOCAL STORES FOR BEST .VALUES HAM CONTEST ADDRESS .•• •••••••••.••.•• ~ ••• •·· .• / THE ·sHOE BOX "Wher~~ ·, Name .••••• h<t ;., signalled its ability to movt- i ~;ugnt~r ' , . NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO NAME . .•••••••••••••••••••••••• ADDRESS .••••••••••••••••••••••• PHONE ...••••••••••••••••••••••• THE FABRIC SHOP ,.. " •ir . "t "' ........ I I �.. ~ .. .......... ....... . . .; ···-~ • ..;! •.• • ~ . '· ·' • nuwtO) *4»BD) ftftloWN'iiUElf DENVER (UPI)~ookle Gil· ·• cllrlst bas received e final Den~ wr <oDirae\ providing a 2li per ' eent raise over Ills Buffalo BDI a.Jary , accordlnc to Bronco Head Coach Mac Speedif. Glldlrist was trilled by tbe Bill! to the Broncos last montb lor Billy Joe. Amerleo baeblll 1111111111. ~- SEE US FOR IMPOR'l'ANl INSURANCE HElf••• tr71111 to fln4 1 'ft1 to fiD IIIIPCJ •II. would do well to laok to lhe Eul. wheN the « SlaDdiDg atop one o! lhe dapull. klrale experts Cive lbe Ions a opirlled exblblllon. lflll'r• beve 11"''111 to oomN• lhe uatlcmal • me or• llteln.aow, tool wHII a New Yeer~ In IPirit lllll a bit onwh ,,.. to boot. Bo ten, Nippor 11111t, 11M ...,u.ttll ttom pert die. '-Ius Mnc!D& or tile d1IIDUII to IPW' OD the bome t.em duriDC I rally (top pllato) to tradltiODII ilnpDI Joold•C ,... eaau&b to frlllllttD •rivalllllltlllato mlmt'Nf 0 tL EveJ7 pme rewmblu the paad old d111-ill Brook!JD dllliq 1 Giants Y. Doclaen tenp, aeept lltilher New York team bad ~l~Ytb~DJ to mateh lhe klmollodad beau. ties who ere lludml equipment at Japaneae eonteots. Ful jtm into lhe Island's 11 major stadiums to enjoy the atmosphere and even walcb some baseball once IJJ a whUe. The compelitle11 •11117 not he or major leoeue .:aUher. ht the faDI budly notice. =m;;+pen. Cit Apr, !'~n'!:c..ent~tq 1111 mardi _ t1aiW ..._ 1.- Ill ~. II!UIIa IIPCI Japa11 sllllld I II..,.. neutralltJ 'I , ' IN MIDDLEPORT The Ia lj<Plll , . . lis Dill pbue. In UN, . . I!IIIMt "Tom The IDOI'IIbll llln IN Mara· JODM" - Ill ..__.... l!klnel' aad Saturn. •Poltllr - - llr . . actor The evlllilll ltln en Ml:l, tllld PatrlclJJ Nllll _. beo1 a~ Jupiter aad Mereary. lrell. * * * MONEY-SAVING tl!lrdl.-------.. . . 'Jbomp Jell-, the Praldellt ol lbe t1lllted States, wae bom on thll day Ill 1M3. On lbJs day In hlltory: In 1846, the Pennsylvania Railroad received Its charter. FREE BABY CHICK Fri. I< Sat. April 16 6 17th With 1 Gollono of 0.0 Certified Gn Station In 1865, General Sllermau took W, Moln St. > P0111eroy STARTS TOMORROW- DRESS UP YOUR HOME FOR SPRING NOW I No Need To Look Any Further For I. SP!lCE S.41'11\'G mlth lffON£1' S!ll'll¥6 Armstrong Ceiling Tile When your baby is born •. ~ When your youngste-r start3 ' ' D, l'IOUt TilE ALM:!N.C •• ,. '. ' I ~ 1--k ...."'ce We Heve Over 10,0.00 Sq. Ft. In Stockl e15 Petteensln 12" x 12" • 5 PeHern• In 24" x 48" Lay-In Penels toroam ••• Whenyourt~~n.. age boy starts to drive ••• WheD. your son or daughter soes to co'Hege •• • Ea(:h stage of your child's . ' ALSO AVAILABLE: development introduce~ new nsponsibitities for you .•• responsibilities that should lio provided for by experilllced insurance counseling. Aproperlyd.,ignedprogram .-1 coot :!011 no more. CaU NEW TYPE BOX BEAM FOR SUSPENDED CEILINGS. LOOKS LIKE REAL WOOD WE ALSO STOCK WOOD PANELING wu.srorauialuranccreview, AND FLOOR TILE. NO NEED TO WAIT. DOWNING Insurance Agency Inc. N. 2nd Ave. V King Builders Supply Co. WYW741 Mlcldleport, 0. . . I Olcott Named Head Grid 1-.----~290-N""". ~~~ -~ --~ - ~-- Spring and Summer -- - I -· ~;:..~~~~~ags99 Pnt , top zipper and tote st~les. Ad JUstable handles and outs1de poe- • ket stvles inducted. Cu lor:-;: black calf, bone calf, navy, n•d, whi te and black and whit• pate•·•t . Just the Handbai - ·~':;~F~~~~u RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 2,.,nci_Avl!!!!!•·!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!Me.hlcl-l•po!!!!l!!rt!!!l!!!, o..,..,.J. Coach at Slippery Rock Robert S. Carter, presi- the leading ground gaining and Education degree at Bowling dent of Slippery Rock State scoring small college team in I Green University. He iB a mem.. 1 ber of ihe National Education 1 College, announced today the the I'Jation. [appointment or Jack Olcott as Tne new coach has published 1Assoclation, American Football head football coach at Slippery seven articles on passing, block- ~ Coaches Association, and dJrec. [ Rock. Mr. Olcott will begin his ing and kicking in national coach tor o! the Ohio Cooperative · new du!ies Immediately. He sue· ing journals. At present he Is Coaches Magazine. ceeds Dr. Charles God Iasky who doing research on the topic of He is married to the former res1gned the post to devote lull· physical fitnes s and condition· Jane Campbell. He and h i s time to teaching. 1ing in preparation for a book wife will make their home in 1 on football. I Slippery Rock following t h e ' The new coach comes_ to t_he Olcott earned ~1s Master of Easter vacation. "Rockets £rom the Umvers1ty of Dayton, where he has served a backfield coach for them since 1963. He has also served as head coach at Gallia Academy High School m Gallipolis, and Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe. While at Gallipolis The nations of the earth have• greater number of the other AI· his_team wo_n th~ ~utheastern gradually learned the ''0 pen rican nations are no yet sufficOhJO Charnp1onsh1p m 1962. sesame" lo the well-filled purse iently civilized to ask for hand· , Olcott served as backfield of our beneficient Uncle Sam. outs or to rule themselves, so coach at Bowling Green State At the cry of "Communist,;, are managed ~Y leader~ just as University under Doyt Perry, 88 the unspeakable Castro was sava~e as the1r adheret_Us, but "The Winninge~t College Coach his malefic influence to under- wean_ng Europe~n clothmg and in America . I mine the government of the be- ~astmg _thm veneer of educa. 1 . . t10n obtamed rrom the colleges A career m footba I began mgn Mid kmdly ruling class o1 1 r h d r 0 for Olcott in 1946 when he earn- enlightened Venezuela and Coen Jg tene na 1005 · ed the quarterback position in )ombia. these countries ask their Chester M. Clarke New Britain High School, New Uncle for a hand-out. and it i~ Rt 1 Britain. Conn. He played t cheerfully granted them. I Letart, W.Va., 25253 sa me position for Cheshire Acad .. . ' emy, Denison University. and •I The Phihppmes have learned , u. s. Army team in Hawaii. to use this magic word to fr1ght -. Hi~ signal calling for the Deni- · ~n Uncle Sam, and are pressson . ~earn ed~ed national rec- mg for a strong naval base on I ogruhon as h•s team became Mindanao - of course-, to be . paid for by l~e U. S., but gar1 risoned by Filipinos. There has been considerable infiltration of this island by Jn.l Miss Beverly Perrin enler· &mes~an Communists. but per· \ tained Thursday · evening with a haps tt would be mu('h les!; cost· bridal shower honoring Mrs fy ror the U. S. to let the Fil~ Robert Sisson (the rormer Iva pino~. themselves wrestle with Stewart: at her apartment in & t.his problem. Incidentally. the , the Coats building. A color U. S. is asked to maintain at 1scheme of blue and white Wi:tS this future base a fast !leet of carried out in the decorations I patrol boats to guardt he south . including bolls and umbrellas. ern waters. The nations, Morocco, Alger- Arter Ihe gu~st of _honvr h_a_d i ia, Tunisia and Libya long ago opened her hndal g1fts M1ss Locust St. M•ctclllti'Ort used the words, ••communist , Perris servt:d rake and punch ] Thlly'r• coll'llnt 0 ,. 11 ~ .n armr ot llberalora ••• the brl~d• of buyHS awltchlnt ta Dodf!'o Ther'N,.... Oodttl..- ..,. . . Penetralios" to obtain money l.o the invit.ed gue~ts . Games 1 top 1ow1rd anoitr.f reco1d year. W01.11dn1 .ow be a good time to get 1n o,. .. tfleacGont ..lob 'em.._ up .... .,..~ Phone WY 2·1Slt from our easy·mark uncle. The' were played and prizes award~ ot a Dodge Polara, Cualam 110 or Monaeo. Movo out wllh • , . .ahbuekJing Dart« Coronet. C......_..., ..... .ad ptfced -,:===::::;:;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::::;;;:~~~~~~~:.:::::., to Charlene Davis, Rosetta ! to enll1t yo11r memberahlp I'IOW. Break ew•r· Oo II today. Pick yovr -~ Doclp .ad )aln tho Dodge lorlludlll .,....... Lisle and Cinda Sauer. CaNnJatr•u•ltevo:DIHII•e....tt.o....tftvaWMJ•teeet.wqfnlllltllo•........ ..,..,....,., . . Mrpl._ BALANCING SERVICE NEW Chl oro butyl "S ale!y-Lir~er•• I fold s A•r 5 T•mc-s Bette 1 , NEW W r1er " W·<~o·AroL· rd" l reed Be·ter Co·nrol , •• Mcra Tra(t onr NEW ' Po ....err.yn" Rubbe r-C 11'C ~ You Up!() 33;1r'l• M016 Mrll!s' NEW " HI -T" Nylor~ Cord-lo r Greater St nmolh . Por& S~~brl r iY I $14·~!. Add 2.50 Go Cooper For Greatest Tire Vo~lues for wsrw S,QQ .!3 ! LACKTUSH m HYLOH SALES CHASE HARDWARE A $100 PAID UP T .,'' ) Russell, Clnda Sauer. Charlotte 10.... Name - - - - - - - - - - Phone - - - - Add reA Clip this coupon and ..,..,. In Full width utility dr1wtr, double p1neled doon with m.~gnetic SOFA BED SUITE door cetches. TOSS PILLOWS . Harrison and Marilyn Swan. Mill & Sending gi ts were L inda 1 Lyons, Mrs. John Lyoos, Shar-i on Harrison, Lillian Slaven. : • I A s~o l"lt'rl c-olors nf rin c drapery in rahric~; and s PIECEs Luxurious sof• •PHI Into • comforteiW:e hd lor two __ _ lath bufton·Tulted Mfl an<l malohlnt choir ore ........ In tlove·soft expanded plallle _-- _ This lmHI toelclnt outle il roura ot thlo low manti'"IOvlnt prl<11 durfnt 1110. be deposited til Friday. 112 I. Main 51, IPPUIII •• J.IMl'fEpf ; . BAKER . FURNITURE, . . door ttkhrs, white extart.f, Colonial Rocker S39·'s Apartment • sized set Includes 30x48'' extension table, with walnut-tone wipe · clean plastic top; plus 4 contour vinyl covered chairs. .fl,.,c Per c:ost and comfort rou eMt't hat this ma,.._ roektr __ __ Av•il•ble in colorful tweed or •ttraetlve Early Amerieen print. •••• 4·Pc. Modern Walnut' S.murl. fun r! ion-at lint>t' of enst'!m· ·I IF YOU 8UY A BUNNY I SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS spring Middleport, O. TOY No purchase necessary and winner will be notified. Drawing Friday, April 16 at 1:00 p.m. Coupons can EA . .- Second Streets GIANT-SIZE POMEROY, OHIO '24"W X 12"0 X 6S"H lwo door utility with four roomy ahel.•~: deep pot •nd pan bin in hottem, Easy..Care Dinette Set • FHEE! MOORE'S STORE Double Door Utility Cabinet aquD h-.terlor. CLEAN ·SWEEP SALE! ' !!lllirl s; prinl ~; $1 f[~~~:;:;l;::~:.~;~~:i~~~ R. .H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. P• ot bt p< ."I/ Juat algn your name and address balow and drop in Registration Box at our store, You may win $100.001 ~."~:;gw~::~;u~:~~:r~:~ 1 Buckle up for savings at BHIIJAOEHEABIIIAHTEBB ... ... ... ..... ' ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .................... .. ' ,.>f· "''-'"·' ;,.;;\O>o:'J0" (Winner may open new HCDunt or add to P"Mnt cherge aceount} No ebll8ttlon ____ Nothing to Buyl ' WY 2-2848 ,.1· "'.,~j CHARGE ACCOUNT I h PHONE i Sign up to win this great Sale prlzel SERVICE depo sit at Moore'1 ~. f 19''D X 63"H Registration Coupon Miss Perrin is Hostess lor Bridal Shower Flit in toupon - .II X Sturdily built with luU willlh hat ohlllf, spring door cetehes, """"' Sehara Walnut f1nish, •mple hangiftt spaee. Sliding gl•88 doors, electrle outlet, open work shelf,. full-width utility drawer, HEATING WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR THE FAMILY & h 36''W 1 "COLEMAN" MOORE'S NAME ; 1 J-l!MIT" FULL SERVICE TIRE GUARAN1EE! POMEROY $29·95 Double Door WARDROBE 30"W a. 15"0 x 66"M 1 PLUS lAX Ask About Cooper's N".l 1 1 1 4P. Ptem1um-Bulfl-High•st Quality and Service! Special Glan Door CHINA CABINET I Dr. bel :Pa; Fuii":Ply Nylon Construction-Safer . .. Stronger! S34·9S Special I FREE Installation ,.'r' ·· .hlP h1ghln;l11 il." bPautifull y £rained walnu t vfueer C:roup inclmtes dl1· '1·99 tinctire <loublf' dr<'Mif'l", $16 9 ehe st, panel bed. tk EDil Pl/\NS ,. . ' '*-n.!rl·:• s.t.·t tJh'! .I · , £ •-.::;·~ INGELS FURN A\K 1\BQUl OUR CONV£NI ENT . fram Pd mirror, NO MONEY DOWNI �._. J-. ·--............ ~~ ,i .. - . .... ~- ·- 0 ~ - · - - ·----· ·-- · ----- ..... ._., , ....... ., ' I ' • •• ,.: I R 14e eeVIBI .on evue Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board I _ _W_A_N_T_A-- - a-Daily Sentlllet. Pomeroy-Middleport. @) 0 ~;:. :·.~~ ~-:·- INf<IRMA TION .!,,." .• , .,.~:':":~1 '""" ··GNS 2 SOF~ QUAlifY o., Apr. 1s, 196s pOmeroy Reel Est.te For s.r. Busineu 7 ROOM brick home, I balhrooms, finisbed attic a ad Motor Co. ~-------- SMAU ~~en~~~~~~~"a':, u.,k;d At Point on a un ay APRIL 11 PT. PLEASANT - On Palm Singer - stephanie Scholz, • Wright Powor Saws r ~ "-~~~~!~-' 3. ~.~11,00 .. • · The Ohlo Eta Phi Chapter of Sunday, Saint Peter1 Evangeli- phanle Wuerth, Fourth Jl'adl. ..... r.•• .., ......... ,..,loll I S 5 C $2395 Beta Si~• Phi Sorority wt'll cal Lulhem church -gnized Mrs. Frank SCholz R1ckJ 1963 Chev. lmpa a uper port pe. ··•~· S.l• & S.rvlca tCil'\iUI ..\ l"tVNI Local owned and like new in perfof'mance and appearance. meet TueSday evenl.ng, April 1.3 the children who attended the Knight_ and Ronnie Hujlk. Fltth 1" ' "o"''~ ""' .... ~ trv•• t.h• !1.CI!' Whih· finish, red bucket seats and vinyl trim. va engine, at 8:15 p.m. at the Middleport. weekday church school pro- and SiXth grades - Mra. Kurt " ••1 .. ~· • • n) aOI dH"IId 0 ~ol•' RH L•wn Mowen .• ... .,,,. ,, ., ~ror• •bould to. PowergHde, PS. PB, radio and heater, like new whitewall Gas Office. Tbe Ritual of Jewgram, which was beld on MonRutz - Angela CampbeU, Da.Fox Ge Karh .,., ,,,,...,••.-Ill ''"m"'";''"''' -,. II'V" els degree will be given and days after school from Septemvid Singer and Steven Knl&ht. nn • I"NI Nl!-stOn•lhL• ,_, tires. mnrr ' D•~' .,... '"""'~ \n..rttoa. members are urged to atteud. ber through April 5. Each child Ae a part of lhe service the WILCOX SERVICE 1963 Corvair Mon:ra Cpa. $1699 llA rES Members are reminded to bring received a certificate of p~ children sang two 10ng1, "In 5 p.M ... 10 p .M, O.lly ,.or W"•n• 'It 'i~N FOR SALE · 4 room howe large 110 h.P. engint'. 4 on lilt· flour, low mileajl:e , jet black finbottle caps to the meeting. gress. There was a display of the Temple/' and "God Is 412 $. 3rd A.,., Middleport 4 C":enu per •ord ODII tnllef"ttnn lot. city water. Close to ish, s potless cle-an vinyl mtenor, bu('kl:'l St'ats, ,good W. W. I'J!: Intmull' t:b&rl• 811 efllbl The American Legion AuxO· their work for the parents and Love." 11 t: ento Pf"' word ror T'hTM ~o-.,. stores. Mr!!. Chloe Frost • tlrt's, radio and heatt'r . ary of Lewis Manley Post 263 friend! to view. 'The special Lenten service ••~~~·~ •nuruOfll Ill Pearl St., Mlddleport' FOR SALE: Venetian bliuds. I Sl1 IDe! eenl ()l ........ nnt Bll Cl&td 1111< IIIDII will meet TUesday evening at The classes, teachers, and wlll be held on Holy Thur• 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2·Door _ $1495 ldO Pl"d 111"111\11' 10 IIIJ• all kinds. Venetian blind ,.... Ohio. 4 9 3tp CABD 01' rRA.I'lllS • OSI'r\.J-IIIRI!:S lhe First Baptist Church in 1 children who received certifi· day al 7:30 p. m. At that ser· 6 ryl engJne, Power~lide trans . Good whilt>wall tire!~: , radio sum fo' ftO '"'rd mlll· FOR SALE: Modem 5 room pairs. Window and porclt l&Ducn Ea.-t> ad•Ut1nnaJ word tc: and ht'atf'r, beautiful red finish Wllh clean interior. Rutland. cates were as follows : vice, the Sacrament of the fr$1me home in Syracuse, with shad... all kinds. Cloth awnKindergarten, Mrs. Harold Lord's SUpper will be admlnisOfTlC3 HOUU balh, <3 bedrooms) largo utll lngo. Dale Wippel Supply, %!5 The WSCS ol t~e United Knoll _ Julie Campbell, Eu· tered. The pastor, The Rev. 15;30 ll. .. tl' 5.00 p .. lalwd •.Y -8_j() A Ill kl t:II!IXl 1 ity room, dQuble carport, gas Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Melhndl.st church wUI meet gene Rutz and Ca,thy Scholz. Harold Knoll, will speak on lhe M'"8 so b.Sl' fum•ce, fully Insulated, walI s 18 101<: Tu PLACK I& l'llesday, at 7:30 p.m., at the First grade, Mrs. Dale Roush- !heme "The Covenant (Old and OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. to ·t•all carpeting, birch cabi. RESUL1 PRODUCING church. Mrs. Robert Warner J h Sch lz L - Frulh and New)." On Easter Sunday, folWA!<T AD nets. Shade and fruit trees • . L ere!'18 Genh . o anna o , ~···· M and POMEROY , OHIO BARGAIN SALE OF . '" u euner Gus Rutz. Second grade. Mn. lowing the community sunrise srrubbery. Close to schoo I PHONE WY 2-2156 will present lhe program topic, William Knight - Jackie Ro- service, lhe members of lhe USED For S1le and church. Very reasonable. A porlrBlt of Clmst, It Ls my . 'II eet for Rent _ __ " Son.,. Hoatessee wUl be Mrs. mana, ~rs. George Nibert, Jr. Lutheran League WI m at Grady Craig, Syracu!le, Ohio I I' c. Melvin Alkire, Miss NeUe - Davtd Scholz, Johnny Tay- church for lhelr annual Easter Notice . FURNISHED·4;oom apartment ; A1.l'ENTION. CAMPERS - You WY 2-28IO. utilitie-s furn ts hed . Jnqu1re sa w them m Petter Homes Bing and Mrs. w. o. Bamill. lor, Bryon Ntbert, Steven Smg· breakfast at 8 a.m. Morning 4 2 tfe l'ake your r,lck 30 sets I Add AprU 13 er, C~rl Fruth, Johnny Kmght worship will be at 10:45 a. m. Southerton Martz Beauty School Ohio Hotel. Middlt'port . and Gardens, now come . in -Huntington West Virginia. 4 1? kf and see the Apache Campmg FOR SAI.E-Midd)eDUr·~ tall- to go atony ... I The Pomeroy Little League and Btlly Kntght. and pastor Knoll will speak on will meet at lhe city hall Tues- Third grade, Mrs. Douglas the theme, ''The Resurrection." Enroll no~ for dasses start- MODER N 6- room--;-and bath trailer in person. Bring the esf building, located 352 N ing June 14, 1965. Pay as you apartment. Middleport. Ph. whole f~mily! There's a comSecond Street, Middleport day at 7 p.m. This Ls an Import· Jearn 011 easy payment plJn. WY 2_312 1. tfc plete lme to c_hoose from. Priced for qWclt tiO.Ie lD- : nt meeting and all interested 3 24 I (Approved by State DE-partApHrh~ are big ~n~ roomy quire at Oblo Hotel. penon• are urged to be pre• ! ment of Education I Plume fRAILER lots for rent, close ana Will last a hfettrne be- FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse '' Rutland, Ohio •e nl. to Laundrymat and schoo ls c;mse they 're made of light , in Syracuse, with bath, gar• ! 4 13 6tc 522 _2034 . Ml"SICAL Instrument Valley Lumber & Supplv Comrust · free aluminum. Some age , automatic washer and White R:=R~:: of Middle~ SPINET PIANO : May be had pany. Midd:eport. 10.3-tlc models have carpeting and dryer. WY 2-5459. 4-I0-6tp Employment Wanted rt .11 t Wedn sd fte 8 AVAILABLE FOR baby slUing npo w~ ~~ 4 t 1e30 ay by assuming small monthly t-l:H!: lo: an:.J tollr rn-,.,, rurn 1o.; heother homey conveniences. Busl' ness Se~l·ces r,~ Meigs 4-H· Clubs are now be- Lowther: news reported, Ruth H rv in This week only r ..oon, prl a ; p.m. a Se 1 1 bs · Ann Jordan· recreation leader full or part time. Tel WY Zp<1yments. Beautiful finish . ed and llllfurnished apart· ur . . - ---Ihe legion hall. Hostesses will '. coming active. v. era c u . m Palrt'c'ta wa' Ish· safety cha'tr-' l 16 tic be Mrs. William Morris and .the county orgamzedrr· durmg man, Jane Jord.an, and heallh ~•t l2 " .... S•-.. · t'mg, ·ms ide an d 6149. See Jt· 1ora 11 y. 11•n 1e (' rt'Ut menu WY , "... u.. ~""'" •rtal price on Rand McNal- HOUS~ l:.t pam ly Apache Family Camping R f · t. and · . 1 Dept , 708 Lmco1n, 0 sceo 1a, TRAILER LOTS ...=-tree sew, March and elected o Jeers. ou · 00 pam mg repair Mrs. Art.hur Lewis.. l<hat'rman, Nancy Smith. 1 I d 4 13 61 1 fltr('rtory, 10.000 place5 to Phone VI 3-2700. 4-10.12tp-I n·_ ' P• age And water Brown ·s I'rail r.c mp. $2 95 value, $1.9S· Ams- .----_ __ _The Middleport Literary Club l The Bashan Farmerette11 1 Officers were elected by the Le!:fal Notice S.'\:\"PY"S Beauty Salon, moved er Park !State Approved ) barv's Apache Trai ler Si:lles. WJLSON:s car W3$h .. 550 Pag• Will meet Wednesday after- . th ho f Five Points Star Stitchers 4-H ·-·· - - - LIOAL NOTICI noon, -April 14 at the home of met recently at_ e to .-e mises formerly orcu- MinersviUe, Ohio, Phone WY 6.11 - 40 A _0239 Galli-! St., Mtddleport, Oh10. Phone ~e 0 -Club which met in March at 446 1 pa~-d by Cliff's Shoe Repair 1-3324. l L5 tfc ve., · · 1 WY 2-3715. 3 17 30tc Mu-.·: dlo C•ntarlno, wbose plar. Mrs Robert Coats Mrs James Mary Rose, adviSOr, to discuss ' the horne of advisor, Mn. Roy riddl -· ---polls. 0 . Also The Quality I~-. . .- of re~ldf!nc:e Ia unknown and e.t.tulO't f j r lh Shop, 192 N. 2nd •St.. . " 1 ' · SEVEN room house with bath Print Shop, Middleport. Ohio. ll 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Tram- waHl reali()nable dlliJe~ be ueer Titus will review •'The King'zfo fleers and pro ects Or e l Holter, Lenore Michael was port. Pf'rmanent 5p_PcJa 1,h 2 and full baseme-nt in Syra- l Jtc ed, exper ienced, Chester, Ohio. uined, '• hereb, notified tb•t " Orchard" by Agnes S Turn- coming year. The Beaverettes elected president with Peggy 4 13 3 - $10. Hat rcu t, stv 1mg. s am Ph WY 2 24 ,. __ . elected officers at their first Milhoan as vice president, Ann 3 9 tfc :~~~0 : ~orda~b:' ~~.ru;;:· !~St~- bull 1 <~ . d "Y ' cusc. one · ' 1 , tl• poo and set me IIJ de . ~ 21 , OWE h Richard cantarlno. a c:biht born on The meeting of the Democrat meeting. Officers e1~ted were Holter as secretary Louise Mi3 1n ... I LA 1,\o N\1 '269 and 77 3-526:t 3-18-:lOtc R, SIO. Coal eatCU~TOM butcherlnK and cutthe lith day uf May, 1962, .at Polw' " N B k $20 eroy, Ohio._ and for ehan~e of name club schedule(HOr Thursday ev- !P;esl"dent,_ J ack'I~ Gl.uesenc~mp, Ichaf"'l as treasurer,• Heidi Mil· 0 0 1-\DF:R your ~outhern plants APAHT\1P:NTS, 1st <~nd 2nd t':~ge bird ~age~c ~-Law~ ti.:•~ _Phil Meier. P~,:n• tfWcY ~t!11~ 0~~;~d~' "":.'e~!~e<Jc.o·:nt~~ ~';';: I ening, has been changed to Wed- 1VIce presLd~t. Behnda F1tch; 'I hoan as news reporter, and Mennw, tomaloes, sweet potato. floor. 1st floor Semor Susan ;'lg $8 _ Complete bed. ~ a In <:a•e No. 1~.21! pendin~~: tn aatd ncsday at 7:30 p.m at the sec- 1secretary, Jane Allen ; treasur· linda Amsbary and Vicki Spen1 " Cha l R Conrl. Said pet•tlon will be tor hear . . n Barba ra Gluesencamp·• news 1:cer as recreation . Iea der.s. n.11. '" rE-ppe r s, ca bba"'e. res · APt · Ph · WY 2-.3267 · bedsprings, mattress and i' EXPEF'IENC_ED dressmaking 1a1 beron~ said court. at t>omeroy: 1ond ward house in romeroy . .er, er Harris, Portland, Phone VI 4 12 6tc sprt·ngs. ~'. Mrs. John w. and alterations. Phone WY 2· Ohio, o~ the 2 2n<l mol ftpru. 1965·1 Members are asked to attend I reported, · sandra Johnson; re- jthe business meeting Mrs. Rose 3 7 2 "'""" t' I d Ci d F'tch 3-269 · 4· -1 tc Stout. Harrisonville. SH 2- 1 ~76. a ~~- '.!_':_ · at 10 o clodl A. II. i and bring sandwiches or cook- creston ~a er, n ~ 1 ; , Ginther gave a domonstration Cliff'~--Shoe RePai-r-, new locafor Sa1e 48:-14. 4 9 3tc AIR CONDITIONING Refriger~~o:~~·n~~::t: county, ' ies. I health chamnan, Debbie Wolfe ,on decorative stitches. 1 tion. Next to Dr. Davis's of- REES FLORAL~ H~-c-~Ohio .. I ation service. Jack's Refrig- <:J) 38 : <o~> a. 13 , H. ttc Ohio I The choirs of all churches ::dlsafety chairman, Loretla l The Harrisonville Boys Honor ··e. Middl l! ·t. Poli, ll. dyes, EJster flowers fo r yo u and I b~F.RSf!ROUND! bobl~~n port-· eralion, New Haven, Phone jwho are singing at the Easter ] I e~wart. ICGiubb elect_ed pres~ddentt, AKian laces. 4 7 6tc 1 yours· Potted plants . . 1 a e.. ws per ect, 1 e new . TU 2-3537 4 6 tfc IN THI! COMMON r~eat court Sunrise service will meet at 'llle Columbia Make-It 4-H . 1 son: v1ce pre81 en, en: . cor 1$29.80. WY 2-2575. 4 9 Jte · AUDJI.n~•~:v~~~:"-~v, 0" 10 !the Federated church ~ednes- I Club organized, and elected the ne.th Carsey; secretary, Duane quick sale. Phone WY Ull6 or WY 2-2205. Olarlea F ' Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc FOR SALE : 33 acre fi11n - .room 'lU~. 2 barns, other outbuildings. State Rt 143, 1 miles from Pomeroy. Tel WY 2-3079. 4 8 6tp • '"" ' 1 - I Pomeroy Motor Co. I I TV SETS I $3.88each Rutland Furniture Preat lllttrudoaal HOLLYW(.()D (UP!) _ No olher televl.sl011 show lldt teo· llDil has encompaosed tho hu. .,.. dicnlty, tho parfeet IdealLsm, lhe prac!JcaJ value and the •-ping grandeur of row adventure captured ti, ABC-TV'a weekend documentary, "Mioslon To Mslaya," about two )'(JUDI p 1m s d CALENDAR ENGINE REPAIR .., RICI: DU BROW Church Honors Children SOCIAL Services • Meigs 4-H Cluhs Stirring Into Action for New Year I ,- ;>'t,J"t Mr. and Mra. "'~-~ ., __ declsioD iunl IIlli IOD ~ ' ; : bad been ben, includfn& tho ConnelavUio ~pont 1 ' rtctnt COIDIDIIldeering of the boat. Sunday· evei.ma wltb Mr. IIIII For 10me v 1e w e r 1 who Mro. Norman WJirlqiiJJtr and watched "Misolon To Malaya," Diana. DAIL following officers, presideb.t, IWJII; treasurer, GMr&~. Scott: nfiPs. reload ing equipment, I flowers. Phone WI 9-3983. ti c _t:mk. Get Klean-Em-t\11 .ro;.~ ~:~.~K. AP~ J~ Jenny Whittington; vice presi·l' n~ws rerorter, Earle Wood. A~· and accessories, re . blueing 4 1:1 4tc septtc tank cleaner. Land- ! AUTOMOBILE John Frank. a.orp Frank. Sam The Rock -Sprmgs Better dent, Morgie Jeffers; secretary. vJsors m charge were Virgil k F B I Frtillll., Lil'll Lueui' W1Wam Frank, I Health club wtll meet at the Sue Nelson· treasurer Kathryn .Atkins and Frank Epple. and repairing ._ New and used ·, DA\'IS- HE. I'Y - dUt end load- ruar arrL ureau. 1 • • I Th M · , H PI Rid 1n. o. Frank. IW nnL MalHI Lyt~l. 11 ,· · Y . 2. 18 tfc au home of Mrs. Arlee Abbott e eags •· easure • 1 Harvey t'ranll:, lA'Uila Gillhmd. g uns of all ktnds. Depot St . er \\ til tradf' for brush h ng T'U!b Gllliand, s~nrord Woodo~rd, Do- Thursday at I p m ·-'th Mrs ~rs Orlfanized for the summer , , ., Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, 1 · ·· - ~ ..., ra Heit•er. Cora Allen, Ed Frallk. · ., '" · •. c , , . 1 .•. 3 16 ' N.cl r.hune Vt' 2-h615 EASTER Bunnies for sale. AND .Jamea Fronk, Katie Orr. Loia- G. Me- Maxine Arnold in charge of the With adVISOr Mrs. WLIIlam DowRutland' Ohl G'l Kerul•. l'llb•rt. Funk, · 1n charge. The pomeroy _ _ __ ___ ,. 4 13 lfe •I es L ee Hyse II, a 1 p·ne I , Hennan Harll& J<'ranl'.. FTan.ll:.. RaYmonc:~ Yran.ll:. An- program an d Mrs. A r no I d ! me LrlSE WElGHT safely wilh ' (:rove WI 9-3671 . 4 12 6tC I na Fr.an.t.. the unknown heLra, devl•-lsnowden the contest IBenders ~H Club met with a ' I ''a-n. ~•. el!ecutors. admlni..ltrators and &a&• Holy CommumoD • . service . . k Mu~ ·- . DPX- A• D.tet ta ble t s 0 n IY 98 • c ' \10TOROI ' A .. rv 2.1"' console. or the tollowtn• peraona. wiU project Iesson on QUJC 4 13 6 488 at Stark's Drug Store ! Call WY 2·• · tp Insurance "~··· John ...... G..... ~•..... be observed by the ~••·ppers Demonslrationa were givea by ' ••Frnnk,U•~3 12 Mtc It"s our plea.sure to loan Car- 1-'1·11 rro Copymg Service Cop I Frank. n. o. Frank, ~u Frank. Ma- Plain!! EUB char"'e at the LottMary Francis and Millie Lepr - - - - - - -- I h bel Lyle!, Han-ey Frank. Letitia 'd h h Th• ' lh J I I AL• I'I'MUB[LE lnSlJritnce been {J<'t Shampoof'rS ~R E E wtt ies made of legal paper.!!l. WY 2-2143 p 0 Gilliand. alta 1"L•b Gllli•nd, Sanford rl ge c urc ursday, 7:30 p.l ,on e pro ec esson. purchase or Blue Lustre Car- btrth re(''lfd~ alld almi)SI any omeroy, . WoO<Ian:l. Dora HeltJer, Cora Allen. m. ' 'j Susie Price was elected u caace1Jed7 1,OSI your opera ~d F'tank, Jaml!l* l""mnJ[, Kltle Orr. I I •• u~n-T CaD WY .. •K.ol:.lt pel Shampoo Haki•r Furmoth~..r doeument.!!J. BULLDOZER WORK equi~ Loll G . MeKenlle, Harlll J<'ranll, Al· Add April 15 president of the Portland Ideal tor ....... _ .,._ 'l'ddl t . . . • bert Frank, Hetmln Franli. Raymond The wscs r th T Cl ub. other 0 IIicera ~ -·-~-· llflltc ture , ·' I epur . Reuter ped With wmch. Big or sman Frank. and Anna hank, whoM place 0 e uppers T - - - - -- - - 4 13 6tc j'ob can daytimes W1 ~3151 of rnldenc:lll! 1.1 unknown Will lakl Plains EUB charge will meet PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Eva were vice president, LIDda · • nollee that on the 3lrt daJ of March. Cl h H d d'ed y Wanted I --· --lor· evens WI 9-3089, Gene Bar- , HIM, the undentgned. Audrey cbe . . . Thursday at 1 p.m. at the one . 75, en erson. t , ost; secretary, Beverly Price; 1951; FORD pickup, 1954 Ford =c-c~ nett Racine Ohio l.aller. flied her Petiti"-n atalnst you home of Mrs. Victor Bahr Monday morning in Holzer hostreasurer Joyce Ritchie• ews HAY ro CUT on shares. Phone rar. new mo1or 2 bul l ("alve~ . · life hu~pitalization . Issued I • ' . S 29 3otc ' ~e~~.e i1.~~r;'"y.n~h~;.m;;_~~.:,·e~at ~~~ ~ APRIL ta . 1ipital after a four months ill· . reporter,' Charleen 'ward· SH 2-5128. 4 12 3lc Herpford . Charobts crnss ' at all age p· WY 2 fil66 tieli' In<leiK""rtbed her be real quieted in IM folJow - Fores t Run 'Method 1st ' Church ness. hea lth an. d sarety Qt.ate: chairman,' . ed. Phone SH 2·4656 . Situate In Olive Tnwnrblp, Melp will hold a bake sale April 16 . Paula Sayre and recreation Wanted To__ Buy___ 4 13 12tp ' County. Ohio, and being in Frae' She was born in Mason Coun· • _ Real E uun 32. TQwn 4. Ranre 11, ot the Iat Dukes Dry Cleaner!'!. Pro- 1 M 9 1889 the d ghler leader, Sandy Sayre. 1 STANDING ~mb•r Top a b 4 ROOMS r f 't 'II II OhiO Company·, Purehaae. betln· iceed 'II . to th . I I y, . and au . ·n a--~ ll ~ . cs o urn1 ure, WI SP ntnl( J~t the southeut eamer 01 J WI go m e pam of theaylate• Charles Emma I The Rivervaew "' u. or.. price paid. Marion Reyno1ds. l altogether ur separ<:~lel y. All · old Fra<'Uon 32, and runninc fund. Homemade bread cotfee elected officer• and . 'I yt I .tn- · theuu Welt to land& now or (or· cakes and . 'II be the' ma in ber Duncan Hophte. mem-C00 IVI'IIe, Oh'10 Rt . 3. c a II tomat1c 1~ a ag was 1er C merly owned b)' Lane Yiae)'anl. p1es WI of lhe PI She G was MethoproJ'eels at the. · .u ume after f o'clock. BG7-3503. el ud ed. Leroy Denney, Call i U (fonnerl:r ow!Mtd by Beublll!a Web- feature. ne fint rovehusband Linda Bnwn wbo W8l eJeet. aterl; t.benee Nort.b. f...- enouJb t.o diJt Church. Her 1·11-Uc SH 2 4243 4 13 6tc mate one hundred flcrQ: tbeDetl ·' Jean ~~ ~_ _ _ _ __ _ __.:_:_::~• ·_____ POMEROY Rut to Ute rractl.on une: Ulence Isaac Leport, preceded her m l wltb 1 .-~_. 81 YOUNG rabhits for sale for with 2 b Soutb tiM Place ot belinnln•. deatb in 1920' Her second marv ce,_,_..,..., pres__, ...uw·a The toportloa eonveyed by tbJa 81 Cathy Ll·vestock ~~---Ei:lstrr. Vin cent Broderick, room, ki deed Oetn,- \be Eut.m OIJe.bU' rlage W8B to Frank Cloncb --~-..-....,., · Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterlp. Ph .__~Y 2-6214. 4-!0-6tp hardwood ~ndtblll!an:ba.::tn!~~o!:: toO: who aurvlves. u :po•;;;tlllll• PattyC arjan, large and small animal.!!l. t a merly owned bJ E.Uea Dolan, - · EASTER bunnies for sale. Eu· 1 men n contalnina 5o aciQ. mon or leu. Other survlvlorl Include three Pickens and .Jackie DWA ua128 Washington St., Ravens. terms ~ REFERENCE DEE!>. v , ..._ gene Holter, Racine, WI 9 • · "" 413; Vol. 1411 • P.,e • ,.,~ ; : : ~ SODI, Tbomu, Lester and EJ.. and safety cbaJ.rme& wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271. 3723. 4-10-71c I mately lh ......., VoL .... .... Leport an of Henderson· 1be Salem Canter ....... f.H Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 p.l l'"_____iiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiO=---, w·th mon ~ol. 144, Pap 10: Vol 1311 Pa 1e • ' . ...,,. 26 tf ll J W : Vol. 130, P••• GIS. ~ . . two slsten, Mrs. Qml Eckard, Club met Witb Quvi Pierce I 0 m. c APRIL SHOWERS Party RURAL less than'You " " " " ' " Co••'>· Ohio Southalde and Mrs. MaN... •"'• adVlSOI'. · --Sale are required to a..... aald J.UC m "'-~ ~Girls' Help Wanted bungalow ~~":, %._":.:..,.'"':.~~~~ dPTs. •-~EASANTbr'd -Miss Llft.of Pleteos, Marietta, Ohio, and Club abto met and alelled be relldered •tahut )'ou. a ~evens, I e • elect two lf'8Ddchlldren. the followlng oHicen, president. CAR HOPS, waitresses, grill good gar AUDREY CHBVALlD, Leland Franklln Henry wu · Kay Wright vice Jft8[dent women. Crow's Steak Hou ~e . from Po ltCW, uo~'V':H. honored with a m~Uaneoos Funeral service will ~ beld Sheny Tomer· ecreatp 4 13 6 i SALE OR 4)~o,RN.VI ~OR PLAINTfP, shower Mondav - ' - at Kro- Wednesday at z p. m. JO the Shenetleld-'treeo--="~ ..-omeroy. -- tc with 40 . '·,. :n, <a> .. del Park. Hos~'i: lhe al- Concord Baptist Church wltb Holliday· new's ~ W."tN~-ED: - ute mi:ln . 1nn- , PI t Vall B tbe Re9 N 1 Nasb. 0fflcJ.at.. ' ................... .Lial" sible man wrth clerk exper ' cropping eaWJ ey oopltal fair were Lana Long, Lalla lo orma ble Turner· bealth and MM)I ience to train for lr•ci:!l cus-' 80 acres ADMITTED Mrs. Elmer Clark, Cameletta Stevens aDd inl· Friends are being , chairman, 'Linda MldkiU' and POMEROY limbered Grueser, Pt. Pleasant Calhv Stevens, at lhe Mobr • Slavena recreatioo leader, ......._,_ 1 tor .er route. $85 w{'('kly while DI"~•RG u-· ........., · Jock w. CarMy, room fra Ronnie The refreahment table w•• Pierce. •min Age to :,0 years. , 1 ~= ED - ~· ! ' at d and ve good ca r. PHONE harn (be Wckline, Hendersoo: Mr1. decorated wltb 1 weddlnc bell Club members and advllan Phone 295-4023 or wrolc P ,w.,Y"1"·.. 99.,3"l - 'l other ou IMie Hoffman, Letart; WiUiam table clntb, bride and ilfOJim MrL Wllllam T. BeckDer, Mrs. reminded of lbe April 15 Box 112>, Parkersburg, w.lur will Rigsby, Robertsburg. candles, byaclllthl, and I Rolfe Lee, Mrs. Barton Meaige, · for b \a. Sic 141"1'. BOAT, motor, trailer and farm. BffiTHSMr. and Mrs. Earl large de<oraled ,cai<e. . Eulalt Bellamy, Goldla p~ star lor 4 9 equipment, $550.00, blonde c. c. cu Wam.oley, Pt. Pleasant, 8 son. skill were played Ne"'· Lillian n-• star ei··'WANTED : Par1 ~ time man- d'mette se t , $'~. " 110. toto' t'll er, BOX m ~_. ber lllB1If ""'_.., ....,.ljiii~~~~..,.~~~~iiiiiiii, oree ·..-:Ruth Arrtnaton. Mra. agemenl. Recruit eno tram 75.00. Phone WI 9-3222. POM A81[ TO WED shower gifts. , - · Ca•'- stev- Larnen or women for route sales PT -t list 1n luded ~· 16 ....,. _, FREE BABY CHICK 196.1 Herri Gold Se I Med i · PLEASANT - Three COU· ""' gn.. c Clark, FraliCl!Jl Clark, Mra. .. o Pa.•t s" ie., or put,,, . a a· pies ha.ve made appUcallOII ' lor Roberts, Vinnie Ll!!J& Ci•.,. Mn. Dora l'rl. 6 lot. "-"" 16 6 Inti rPlat.ion experience hr lpful. Jon Mobile Home, 55x10, car· FOR- SALE y~F Bame --. "" 2 bed I'd k mamage licenses in lhe office ~Kr,, ay tie Ma••- Wal~ Wllhl_.t . . Ag~ 21 50. Telephone neees- Pel o::u. rooms. so 1 oa with 2.8 Long M .......... ICII.• ~arv Wrile Box 6tiil-\1 , Care p~neling and walnut cabinets. Run Ro of the County Clerk. App1yiJ11 K 'h a:~ Mathewl, Mr. and ·Mn. ste•<·ll Certified o.-..ltatlelt of Thf' Oally Sent mel. Pome- L1ke new. WY 2-3016. Good ga were Charles Clare Cunningham ennet mey, Mn. and the honoree, 1Jnda Ste-<·\1 roy, Ohm. 4 9 lfc 31, Pt. Pleasant and Myrtle L Roberts, Sally Redman, i!i!l 4 9 etc 1 - u s C1vil S~rvree Te 1 tst TV.'O C.OOD fertile lots in Le· i~;~fl:r~ Carroll Jordan, 40, Gallipolis: Jack Sturgeon Mrs. Cabell MIJl.l. M.f' .. '""""''"" u1 '"11' ,.... -;~curt loft• I tart Falls. Phone Letarl Falls · Ohio. Joe Charles McComas 23 er, Margaret Rainey, Carla EASY TIRMS . •• H·~~~ pay <on<>r• "... ,., "~~·""'""'"""' I CH carpeting lfDIJsett and Bl ch M' le·' IGreer, Mrs. Lee aDd r'"'ll•nnd• "' jftn, "pen l'r rp•r••nn 7-2361 . 4 9 6tc ets and e • an e ar I Llnda Mrs Ray Mn .r.,..,,,. . •""' •PP""..86 F."'pr"' .."N - - -Hughes, 23, Ashton. Norvel iJack'te' Lee. Phyllll ' · "'"A 'I' ann...-es ..n IOR.U lnPnrm• KIRBY ::EPE:R, A· I condi- vacant a La p j • .,, ,...,.,,..''"•h -tu '"'"'·.-.-..tnr ..,a..,,.,. I'IOD, tJOWer po I'IS her, boJ 'f rent I0 wrence 1 dr Sac e, 20, 'Joyce Childers Sharon and nam1~f'C!m••"'""'• '""•M• •ntl . erl Charleston d I ·' 0 f>,.,~ ..... 1 included. $36.56 balance due. 44&-1005, ' n ra Kay sie Henry Donna and TreuaiJ ' .,, ..,,n iuvtce Bo" 6lfl.. Pom•ror Atkinson • 18 • Pt. Pleasant . Rowe, Tanna ' Long, ·-,ara l"'l< f).,Jy <il'nl lnel Pnmer-n, 01\lo WY 2-2575. 4 9 5tc p. m. MDnr.ll I Otllcl, PtautnH, ·day at 8 p.m. for practice. et ••.• 0 ''"411 '"'" Wh ee1AI•lnnmenl I I Mrs. Cloneh Brake Service I Of H Blaettna·rs I d en erson n·Ies Monday I I 'I . I I'" --=-1 I I I I I c It I Miss stevens Js Honored at I Bn'dal Shower SPECIALS QN SALE ALL WEEK . ne!! . ""' I Lin: .:::..:! u.... b o.,.__.......,..,..........,..... D--- Til h ! I "' tI T ,., ar I> II bo jl< I"~:;_.========~!W!.!Maln!!l:!lilt!!l:. 29? 5 Carol Null, Cindy ~~;~~~ THREE ARRAIGNED Mr1. Earl Long, Mt\t. PT. PLEASANT - Arraigned ' ry, Mrs. John Bufris before _JusUce of Peare A. M. Paul Fitzgerald, 'Ka-'-· . "lUI~ II Good ""' :: WID ~p varlouo char.~es i Lilllan Arrington, Vivian were S\d,l},e,Y Edward Huddle- Clu1stena Long Helen N 11 iton, pt :~~tiasant, '-1 and costs, Imogene Hen.Y, Mrs; Ra1rrv il assault ~rge, Mrs. Mary Siders, Mrs. W41~ ""''"Y• 'I LewiB, Maion <;ounty, S5 and --, ·· costs, . hdndi~dBnee of child- \ son, Pt. l'leasant, •10 ikld -~:!1 ren ill echool1 lr1111 Rieh'r6- lreiDIOSinll• - -- - - · Fot Rent FOR SALE - 4 room house , FOR SAL ---·-basement, large porch, two frame 3 1•1 f LOOR FURNISHED . 1, acres ground, on old Chester home on bedroom elflclency apartment Road. Phone WY 2 .6!2?. Stale Hi Middleport. WY ~4. S 3I tfc ~12tc 4011 lot. Se ·"'======---=--.::..: Sir' - ~R, sews like new, equi!> avail•hle f J, nNISHED HOUSE. 5 rooms ped to zig 1 g, buttonhole, Phone W and balh in Pomeroy. Call fancy design with insert •·-•· ROUSE F Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. Guaranteed. $3'1.11 - tenns. ville. N 100 W. MaiD Sl S 30 tic WV !-2$75. 4 9 5te 2-S4J;8. ·p.l •• "' I' :.:-al:...., Beari!J IDd Mra; Jm, Welkar llod dlql>. - ., ~ YLsitad ... cently witb ber pllrttlil, and Mrs. Arnold s-dell. Mr. and Mrs. AlllOO Lao11111~~ fisHed teteral daYI last wltb his aunt, Mrs. Moriah ~ of Mlddleport who II 1.1. Y CROSS W 0 R0 =r;.:" / f.-- : ,- wuz .:JEST HiiNK IN ' ABOUT MY COUSIN ARKY.MAW .. ITS BEEN fU:II~Ul TENYEARS I HE DOVE REO<QN HE'LL EVER COME BACK TO THESE 0~ HILLS, PAW? TO , TH' FLATLANDs NOT TILL .. _ - HI 811W OlReD UP !'ROM IllS' 6LfEPWALKI•l' •c:::- her ::= :t: •Bioth u.::: J:::. ,.-----.:~ -AND 'rOLl CAN 3&ll: 'lOUR WIFE!! JO.- I a-- • "L++- ._f.:: --.,,,..,..,:;- ....-· ~.to1 '1". r.:, -~ ·'~":"!"- - ..... ,. ·!::"- .• J' I •ow Alt:YDLB.t.Alt:B . II LONIIII'BLLOW "'-for the fbzee."--I"Y · --aoo......... Ia tbll ample A I• UNdl b'opbtM, tu ~~!: O'a, •te. Single letters. apo,. .&aah &.v n.- _......... ._._.___ tfon. Cl( tb8 Wordl are a.IL .IWLtl. One~ • ==- letter .,._..,._ ~- . --~--- AQ)p--~ DEW 'll'6 DPCW Dltl'il' ZPD BPD l[U Xl7 ZDDWQDil'XQ.- • OIESTU GOULD ":!;: Tup"rs flt•l:: Society Notes day 011 tho job. Evecy 9 EXPERIENCED Danny IIlli Aml of Pomeroy, vl.sltad day lfiErDooo wltb ,.,., pnngs 0 "t:" I Sl:::~e;:~l ~::P~e;o~!rmi~~ i ~~got>~~ ~{' f~;l\\~; unu~~~~ll;~ ! oON·f-PUMP -yrJU sluggiSh-ie~ -::R:-ck-=-~s--·- - - . a n d ciiiiclret!, lhe memory of this ni~ht-tlme Mr. and Mrl. Patrick Wood voyage may call up recolleclions of the IIIIUl of the roar- / In& _, ~ thougbts ol thO AOIIKJI8 IL-. comparattve purune., of similar I.Pe<1.._ Peace Corpa nursea. · HoUywood movie tcenea or the ~ ,.cy'l'llose who were fortunate notion lhat lhere may sUII be ~ :.:::::_ ::~ enongb to watcb lhe Saturday more ucltlng tblnp rlgbl bere .. _ . . . I.UIIdlt- lN.~ nliht hour will not 10011 forget '"' earth lhan even 10 space. 4. X.W. lhe slory of the two nurses But as lor mo - 1 will never lol~ :::::. Ria Franzone o1 Wheato W ' forget lhe eyes of lhe two :ter.1!polua • :IIILII•'"I• who was ....; In Iter flna~ day; young ladlea. When the two U . of duty om tha llland of Lang. lJrst met, I made a note of how :II. !Wee 1'oantiO'Iokawi, and MarJorie Benning of much more mature lhe eyq of :ILPU.N"""*- IG.I'-'!o111•w Cloyd, N.Y., wJ\O ireplaced Mlss Franzone made her seem 16.'11da ==~ Nor wiD view'"' soon forgd ~ the newcomer, and I scrlb- :15. ~ ........,. -ta llll .~ one of lhe 111011 llltoundlng and led, "I, would Uke to see Miss lltl.RJollt. ~'·~ 13.·com))OIIIna ru~llfe epiaocJea Benning • eyes In two years." b8. Bal>lt 1tL ~ •.... recorded for telev.. ·-loo: After the emergency voyaao •• -~ r.-1"" . ~~llonny, DIQilWimo ..,.sing there was a closeup of Mi.,; ~ Mls~~ ~ Mslacca Benning, and already her widenant nativ • preg. eyed look of innoceDce had 118. Lootoo • woman who needed seemed to change In da ' one y, 1'1'. SltDww emergency •urpry In I main- to her haneflt Iand holpllal _,_ I c:roosing In a . Blrulll liJIIing boal In wblch the With "MI.sslon To Malaya,'' nurlt llllminlltered a blood the producer, Hope Ryden, In ........., tnnafutlon under incndlblo <ir· one stroke, marked herself 8 au. L8lro lllrle CUDII!Ilncu. television creator to be ·reck- M. N.Y. At the ll&hll of lhe mainland ~ with, and 1he owes much 8'7. BumbJe came into view at the ..,d of T c':f:'er~man Std Reichman. 18. ~ the 1lx-hour journey d . oge er ey were so succeaa- a which there .W8s also 'the u~= ful in avoiding lhe travelogueof Isdoneslan pirate •hi U Lsh tone ol many docwnentar- 4 - eag1o wu • aplendid moment t:i:'lhe ~th~ In recreating the feel ::~ human will. In !be hospital II· Be e settmg, that when Miss .. lhouah lhe baby waa born , nnlng arrived and met bar ._ the mntber lur\'lved F dMlead, predecessor, one almosl expect- 4f.ObB-••• lt · or " ed to hear her say "MI.sa Fran ---., hod been her first zone, I presu;·;;,_..' - DAJJ,y CRYP.l'OQUO'D- B""''• to wort 1&1 I 2 35 10 ,., • • ,l • ---------------WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG 7:00 Be still & Know 6:00 Sign On 7:02-30 News 6:00-I5 Musical Clock 7:07 Musical Clock 6:15 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperature 6':1111 Musical Clock 7:30 Chat & Chew 6:45 Mu•lcal Clock 7:4~ Firot Baptist Church 7:00 Ba Still end Know 8:00 Ohio Valley New. 7:02-30 News ! 8:05-30 World News 7:111 Musical Clock 8:10 Sports Today 7:15 Musical Clock 1 8:I4-30 Weather Pictun 7:29 Time & Temperature 8:I5-30 Musical Clock 7:30 Musical Clock i 9:00 High School Hll Parade 7:4> Echoes of Joy , 10:30 Song & Slory Time 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 10:45 Tbe Goldeo Key 8:05 World News 11 :00 Democratic Legislature "Trouble Je, &Jr. our debta are -•raJ brackets above 8:10 Sports Today 11:15 Musical Interhlde - · .•. _.,. inM>MI'" 8:14·30 Wealher Picture 11:30 RepubUcan Legislal'"" 8:15-30 Musical Clock , 11 :45 Waller Moeller 8:50 Community News ' I2:110 Lncal & Obio Newa 9 ' 110 Talk of lhe Town Mcndoy '1'hre Frfdav1 !12 :20 Evans Bulletin Bo•""' &:05 Jim Mees Show 9:a•" Mason c ounty News -• 1:00 SJau--oD. Newa1 12 :25 News-0-Grams 1:011 Sac:red Heart 8:00 Sundown Serenade 10:110 Public Service Sholr 1I2:30 Garden Club 5 120 Melgo CT, RFD ;.;::.~::Off IO :I Daily Light Salurday Matima ~:26 Paul Bow1r1 Fll'm IO:ao Latchslring Allernate Saturdays 6:110 Sl11·00 1:515 News S.at 6:30 Country Jamboree "" On - Ne101 · World Nen 6:57 Wuthar 6:11 Country Music Time 11 :05 Morning Meladieo (Moo- 2:011 Saturday Matinee 7:1lt Nattonal Newo 1:25 Country Jamborea day thru Thursday) 2:55 News Beat . ,3o Sporll ~;: ~~tant Hour . Church Bell• Ring 3:00 Saturday Matinee 7 7:35 Bill Miller Show Fridays 3:55 News Beat. 7:35 Jllokens Hardware Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 11 :40 Education News 4:00 Disclng With IJola 10:6 lt'e Music - Army 11 :45 World Newa 4:30 Top Ten Revue fTuesday·Tharoday) 11· 00 D••V U •It •• M C 7:50 NeWI . ~, a ey • llutton'o :.. ason ounty News ~:00 Saturday News Ri!poJ'I Top Ten Shaw I2 :00 Community News 5:I5 Dinner Musicale 8:30 Daily Ugh! 12:00 Newo 12:05 Noon News 5:30 Community Chain 8:41 Bater Jl'urnlture Show 12:15 Musical brterlude 12:IO Markels 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:110 011 The Air (Wed.-AucUoo) Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. 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W.M P0 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Radio 1 .,...Y P:t5~~~~ 9:41~~ ID:OII Tho Good Lift IG:Ia Congressman•• Report 10:10 SuodaJ Shaw 11:30 The Quiet Hour ~ 12:00 News . 12:110 Camtul Bloa NIWI 11:15 The Cl!rtallan'o Hour 12:3D Gooullr'1 011111 Sllr (J'rl) 11:10 Tbt Rev. MerliD Teets U.:IO l.lrr7 Alldmon lbow 1:10 Tbt Rev. H. G. Stewart 3:00 Jim !1&11 Sbow 1:30 The Rev. 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Arthur O'Conni'll Cliris Cros.b~·- Re~ lnQ:ram ~pring Kaok Williams liv~ again ~trills again. a true ltfe story ~ C' h tuuthf'~ tht' beart. al ttrnating bf>t\\'E"t'n lOY trai t>dr and Colorc:utoons Admission 75c & 40c THURSDAY, April 15 NOT OPEN sum~ FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY Aprtl 16-17 . "LADY IN A CAGE" OUvta deHanUand, Ann Snthern . Rafael Campos WAR ~ lNG ' DU NOT SEE I 'I' ~ided Ma~ c. ·Mr~~o n, W. man H.addox; missionary per- ~ Lord ' s Prayer." Mrs. James Euler; - I sonnel. Defenseless. Brutal her, spiritual life chair~an, Missionary Group Meets At Home ,church vocallon. Mrs. Glenn Lambert: local church acllVI· nat eH'n for the strong ~ , ties. Mrs. Evereu Davis. "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" Mrs. M. L. French, past pres. • ('fechnicolor) tdent, will install these officers LeWIS Jeffrev Huntt>r, Ron Randf'll, and also lhe officers ol lhe f:l· The Shellle Boice Missionary Myl~n~ Demungeot 'eanor Circle al lhe May meet- group of lhe Greal Bend BapSUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. mgT.! t· d .th tis! church held ils April meet· April 18·19·20 1e mee mgd was b opcne M CWIM , mg al Mrs. lsa be1 LewiS · horne .IEH~Y LEWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" .a plano pre 1u e Y rs. · recently. She opened the meet1Tt>chni('{llor ) Jrrry Lt-v. is. Susan Ohvf'r, ~:;s~~:~i. ~~~~d G~m a~~c'::""~~ ing with devotions, ."Dont Face lhe Easter meanmg as given Temptation Aone, scnpture Glenda Farrt> ll. Colorcartoons 1= - ::::i-.._:;;.-:;;.--ii:::::::::::::::::::::!.::...::::: -:...-.::::~ --:..~: 1 readmg 1 Cor. 10:&-13, and offer· : • ed prayer. During the business session, ANY WAY YOU president, Miss Wilma Sayre, ized! What happens 1s nnt tar the WEAL, tt IS, perhapH , ... ! . Mainly About People In Pomeroy this,· lure of Jesus and sprays of dis- year. Mrs. Smit.h ~ave the re- pink and white dogwood bioi· port o( the nommating commit· scms. Confirmation Service He/ d A Fed __, t eratt:u .Around And About M idd/eporf Conlirmation services were Columbus Brickles of Colum· held at the Federated church bus, a 1ormer P orner oy res·1dent • Sun day mom1ng · d unn · g Ihe Mrs. Max RoII er h as ret IJJ'II. is a patient at Rivers-ide Hos- worship service. ed. £rom a visit In NorfOlk with pita! in Columbus and under· went surgery today. His room number is 9(16. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken and family returned home Saturday after an over· ber daughter and family, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Cale o n d daughters. Sbe also visited in Williamsburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport and sons, Jerry and Micky, and The organ prelude, "Hosanna," by Mrs. Ben Neutzling, opened service followed with the processional hymn, "Hosanna Loud Hosanna," and the introit by the Rev. Wilbur Per· named more projects to work night visit at Powhatan with rin with response by the choir. Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, spent Sun, on soon. She explained the Mr. and Mrs Gratis Bryan. Following scripture reading day in Beckley with relatives i ··Love Gift Box" and some of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pul· of Christ's Triumphal Entry in including Mr. and Mrs. R. L. them will be obtained to furth· lins and family returned to unison and the Gloria Patri, Zeigler and daughters, Carol LOOK AT IT·· er missionary work. The offer- , their home, Thurston, Sunday the canfirmation service 1 YOU 1 ing at that meeling will be donated to the Love Gilt Fund. A "thank you" leller wae received from Valley Forge for the White Cross package sent. Project chairman, Mrs. Eve- evening after being called here by the death of his lather, Ray· mood Pullins Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pullins and family who were called here by the death or his father, lyn Foreman, reporled that she returned to their home in Co1 has mailed the first collection lumbus Sunday. While here they of used Christmas cards to Lil· l were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I SAVE MONEY Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh Is visitlng with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish in Daylon. Visillng over the weekend ning, Cheryl McLaughlin, Kathy vnth Mrs. Emma Sm1th and N. Watson, Richard Werner and Miss Hazel Van Cooney were Richard Young. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford, New Rev. Perrin had for his ser· Haven, W. Va. and Mrs. Anna !ian R. Dickson, a m1ssionary William Radford. , in Formosa. Also senl was an· : other collection of used postage stamps to the Boys Orphan· age in Germany. "Years To Our Life - Life To Our Years" was the title of the program given by Mrs. Rulh was and SUe Ellen. held. Confirmed were Coty Boothe, Randall Burt, Harris Crow, Roger Gilmore, Mary Sue Hayes, Bette Jean Hobstetter, Danny Hood, Susan Lan· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pullins o( Akron were here Satur~ day to atlend U<e funeral of his brother, Raymond Pullins. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cong· don of Parkersburg, W.Va. and Mrs. Dick Petly of Long Bol· rnon topic, ~'The Meaning of Farmer Hoffercarnp, Columbus, Palm Sunday." Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis a. Sanctuary is Filled for '7 LastWoids' 1 Shuler . supply work, Mrs. Her- Imankind. She closed w1th "The Reed building. Mrs Guy Shu· tribute io the camp fund ~!Jeri ° · gram material. Miss Bess San· 1or victory instead of defeat as spon~r a rummage sale April mer for juni~r Methodist camp- lie Zerkle. The worship .center bnrn . spintual life , Mrs. Guy Ia part of God's plan to redeem 23-24 m the former Rowley and ers. The socJety planned to con- featured an open Bible, a plc- A.LONE ! Trapped in an elf' \"ator tee wblch was ~· Mrs . Lambert dotiOII the mootiDI! wltb a poem. "W""' You There?" Mn. Smltb 11!11d two letters from the Otis BeU lamily, missionaries In Japan. Arrangements of forsythia and daffodils were placed on the refreshmen! lable and the plano. Yellow candles were placed on either end. Mrs. Lambert proat the sliver coffee serv· 1ce. A dessert course was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Jact Bechtle, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. Roller and Mlss Nel· The Sanctuary of tbe Feder· ated church was filled to capaoity Sunday afternoon for the canlata; "The Seven Last Words of Christ." Mrs. P auI N. ease was the ..,. ~ rector and Mrs. Ben Neutz.. ling organist. Choirs of church· es participating were the Pre.. byterian and Baptist of Middleport, United Methodist, Grace Episcopal, First Baptist and Federated of Pomeroy. Singing in the cantata were Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, Mrs. Richard Yo~a~g, Mrs. Marvin Burt and Miss Lin· da Darnell, soprano; Miss Lu· cy ~msbary, Mrs. Curtis MeDamel, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Don Thomas and Mrs. Carl Kautz, alto; Fred Blaeltnar, Joho Werry and Jeffrey Burt, tenor, and Harry Moore, Rev. Howard Ruppel!, Carl Kautz and Ben Neutzllng, bass. spent the weekend in Caldwell where they VISited ~With their :1-F CLUB MEETS daughter and sonin-law, Mr. Mrs. Baker Gordon was hosand Mrs. Robert ~prmger. tes to the 3-F Club Sunday evenr ing at her Mulberry·AV. home. 1 , Wolfe. As has been said, sci- , tom visited Sunday afternoon ers baptized were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre and Dean Blackwood A potluck dinner was enjoyed · ence is adding years to one's I with Mr. and Mrs . G. T. Carle- ' Lester Henderson , Kenneth and Jr., assisted him in the baptis· at 6 p. m. followed by a social I life, but not life to one's I ton. Terry Henderson, Paul Ander· mal service. Seventy-five were evening. Present were Mr. and · years. Let this delic1ency then Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger son and Carol Malone, Rev, Ce- present. Mrs. Hazel Blackwood Mrs. Elmer Wickham, As a , be a challenge lo Christian spir- spent Sunday in New Haven, cil Cox o Athens is preacher played the accordion and Hoskins and sister, Miss Ada it, she said. W. Va., wilh Mr. and Mrs. of the Mount Union Church, ond hymns were sung. and Mrs. Gordon. WITH OUR BANK AUTO LOANS SEVERAL BAPTIZED Sunday, April 4, Roger AI· kire, son of Mr· and Mrs. Felix Alkire of Harrisonville. was baplizetl at Leading Creek. Oth· _ _ .:.:.._:...:._::..._.:.:..:..:._::.=_.2.:.:::.::...:..:::::...::::~---­ 1 "It is obvious that every one Max: Eichinger, daughter, Becky Mollllty ..ea~aa Ia 111o onlr. a-tea Mullett, ,..atdeat, 18 dlteaso !be reeem lud otri¥a allll espreto Ill IJIIH"'!laU.. 1e aU wbo helped ud eeajrllMIIed. 111111 Lllllu R1nko!' ol La~ needs to prepare himself as .Joe and attended the Lutheran , best he can for old age, before ' church when Becky Jo was I it comes upon him. But this is christened. : not all. We recognize anew that Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eiching~r , man does not live by bread a~ and farn1ly spent Sunday m i lone, but must have love - Stewart with her parents, Mr. Christian Love," she said. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien. Benediction prayer was offer- Mrs. Mary Donna Oman reed by Mrs. Evelyn Foreman turned to her home. Saginaw, alter which the hostess served I Mich. Thursday after a three refreshments to the above and day visit with Mrs. Charles W1throw and Mrs. Nora Roush three children present. - - -- ·who was also the guest of Mrs. Withrow. FREE CHICK Mrs. Charles Withrow, Mn. MAKES THE 1 Fri. & 511. April 16 & 17th With 1 GaHont of Gat Certified Gas Station W. Mlln St. Pomeroy Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation attended the funeral of Mrs. John Bumgarner. An Olds 88 has everything going for it (including many of Ame~;s most particular car hu~~s!) evening dinner guests er· The organ prelude by Tom Baker opeued the service fol· lowed by the bynul, ·~An Glory Laud and Honor To Thee Redeemer King," scripture sentences, and invocation by tho Rev. C. Melvin Alkire silent prayer and the Lord's' Pray<!r I • t • Newelt, mGtrl hmuiots. hol"!l(tt; P•~kaced w ta SuW most popUlar l ' ,, JEUJ'A~ h It T. "' "'P< 88 gave the morning prayer with choral resljOnse. The hymn "Ride on Ride on in Majesty" preceded the sermon by the pastor who had for his topic "So They Rejected Rim." . • "' Olds of .,. H"m'11 MPJthet b1g 'n' 12:{.mrh whet!!lbase and ~~ .', . ·-·--------·· -··-· KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAW', POMEROY, Q.' . ~ -":=;;......:-... - -· Qenarou• doublt htdl1111 far 0 slrtnath 1M ftlllnm. -- - ..... r--.. ..- ... -----.,...... ... , .,..,..,,, ..: A rocket Ia travel 1000 miles, must race 16,000 miles' an hour, but to circle lhe earth in· definitely, it need be boosted to only 17.1l00 miles per hour. i'~ t 1:. vuinertaus '· "Iable • •. A !:r!elp ;c..,o .. • !.i'a • p 1 ,~,r-. 11-,i I llle,·g·~-Galll·a Jr.ll 0 I '· . , . · I Tlckelo for the · AJIIIalachla ,Dlhner at Sacred H1!8rt church . ' · ·-tver ~·--r'tOJeef· :·!:-: :~'~ ;p;l~.;.~ :~e::~ • Mi~~r~:r~: e~::.~~~ U ":;,._ ~long aiS~ ~s ~;;r: • I ·u..~ east and west sides Of he"ri of St. Paul, settled doWII to patrol duty today - bopeflll the dikes will hold. "I hope and pray the water won·t go o••r th• walls," h~~ ' I ,, Prell·mlnary ell·mtnatl . Co ,_ llg.bl h I tries developed late Tuesday ons WI 0 un1Y m e 1 e. 'ner 0 1 t • Pomeroy regional when storm sewer backed provided an opporlunity to at Rio Grande. College I Information pertaining lo en- Icontest will have a chance to and poured water behi: wind damage in Ulinois, ~ • May .tor Meigs arld itry and partJC~patlon m the pre- compele lor lbe many prizes , a dike. But workers piled tons consin, )llchlgan .and county ~lrll wtth a yenllimmary ehmmat"'?s may he land scholarships that are of· I of sand and gravel onto the 1 of Ohio soulh of Toledo. mlclst Beauty lhe glamour obtained by contacting tbe Pom-llered state aud national fin· I road of aCOfl!pete MISs Amer1ca race. eroy Chamber of Commerce. I alists. the Prize money ranges from Th to StstopP·the1 nood·ng C11 C. U His schedule was put The Pomeroy, Chamber of students attending Ohio Umver·l$10,000 in scholarships for ' .1 · au Yn·0 late Tuesday. Changes has announced six sily, Marietta, or Rio Grande Miss America to 1300 lor all r . en;ergencyiOO 000 apthe day were possible. for the June 19 Jle. can obtain this information ' olher natiOnal coulestants en· •on rom $ · to siUI called for his return £onlest at Pomeroy Jgn.. through the office of their Dean ' tered In the final Miss Ameri· · Washin&ton ohortly after 5 p.m. High auditlriwn will be ,.. of Women. ca competition. EST. lected at Rio Grande and siS Applications are also avail- The regional winner of the othen in Athena on May Z for able from Gallipolis G a IIi a Miss America contesl will go Athens and Waohlngton eounty Times and Tribune. No entries , to Cedar Point lor lhe state self. 1 Val .bi ·· .. , "" ~unc ComprOIDI•Se Near over hopefuls. )will be accepted alter April 25. 1finals to he held July Ia, 16 and This ROijollel Mis• America , This event will mark the first 17. From there, Miss Oh10 trav· ~~~~~ Ia belnl btld in con- opportunity in many years for els to Atlantic City lor the final , Willi Pomeroy's Rogat-'girls in tbt Southeastern Ohio iMiss America Pageant in Sep- 1 ta Weekend, June 18- 20. .area to enter the Miss Amerlca tember. l Any single girl, between thOIC'Ompetition. In addition to re· • All contestants will be well , of 18 1114 28, who reside·~ presenting lhis four . county ,chaperoned and sponsored With COLUMBUS .'UP I)-A Senate attends college In Athent, laNa in the Miss Ohio Contest ' no cost involved lo lhe individ· subcommittee "believed neal' or Glllia , this awruner, lhe eventual win- wil girls. in~ agreerr:ent on s compro[ miSe verSJon ol a Iough new 1 slrip mine bill authored bv Sen. Mt·m·ngBt.ll A :!;: :z: ----·-----s I~ ~~~~~~~.A atin Moon Painting to be EXbib d H • ite in untington Melp I - 1 - - - - - - - - i' Sargtls, D • St . county. Chairman Delmar Can- i Coaly C.IDIItuity 1_..... The subcommittee 's delihera· announced today. meat Corp. will be lleld II lions have been cloaked '" secWASRINGTOJii _ ' PRES!· Cong. Waller H. Moeller The Ohio Control .Board has grantea Pomeroy $48,000 7,,. p.m. tontpt at !be eo. recy. but it was learned thiS dent Jobnson may 'lei a """ will be tbt speaker. Itoward boat l~unching and recreational facilities along 11111lbuo " Soutbem 0 •to The painting, "Satin Moon," by William J. Maver, week that Sargus is ready ta 1325 (IQO armored . limousine Tickets may he purchased In the town P~king lot. Electrle co. olflce Ia Mldtfle. 110 Union Av, Pomer<ly has been accepted to be shown give ground on hiS bilrs prohi· whether he wanli tt' or not. Key ' Pomeroy from the Pomeroy Na- : Attorney Frank W. ,l'orter, Jr. confirmed the grant In port, PN!oldeut am Clllldo at tlie regional major art exhibition at Huntington Gal· bilion of the hlghwall. the high congressmen :Will lnslst on it. tiona! Bank, Farmers Bank a. telephone conservatiOn at 11 _a. ~· today w.\t)i. .an said lvday. lleries Exhibition 180. cliff left after strip mine oper· "He dldn'n ask for It In lhe land Savings Co:, Simon's Gro- 'fiCJal of the board. The state aid will account for twoSecuring lhe best possible :teacher and museum director alions are compleled. first ptacei;,; oaid Rep. T m •.!Ory, Blaettnar Auto, Downie- ,thirds of the money needed to finance the prowsed .,72;· .,,.-"'....'"' ~! ' " jurors to pa01 on the hundreds I He graduated cum laude from The h1ghwall provision is tho Steed l).()kla. chairman of0 a ,Gross Clothing Store, New ' 000 prOJect. - ---of works. submitted is one oi lHarvard, A. B.: Clermont mnst objectionable lo strip mine subco;.,i!tee lhat secretly slip- IYork Clothing House, Chapman· I "This is the first Instance placed. the most IDlportant steps m put- Graduate School, M A and M. operators. who fought the entire ped fWlds for the bullet-proof Canaday Shoe Slore, Blue and 1that I know of In which tbe The project will Include itlng together a maJor region· :F .A.: Universily of Cahfornia, hill bitlerly in lhe lull Senate • Depart· Gray Reslaurant, Swisher and Ipeople of Pomeroy have oought ening of the present levee Iat art exhibition. jBerkeley, Ph. D., history of Agriculture and Conservation car Into a Treasury 10 ment appropriation bill. The Lohse Drug Slore, Slark's Pbar-; and gotten slate aid to im- proximately 50 feet and Dr. Dav1d Scott, one of two art. , Committee. sent word to the Sen· maey, Crow's Town and Coun- prove their town. There Ia no lng it 12 feet Into tbe water; jurors, has a distinguished car· Mr. Kent Bloomer is the olh- 1 "Some concessions will be eer as a painter. art historian.' er juror. He graduated from made on the high wall provl· ate Tuesday that he would not ley Restaurant, Hanley and Ben· reason why it should be the ronstruction of a road, condone the expenditure. Re 'nett Shoe Store, Crow's Steak last." facllilies and poll8lbly a ou iMassachuselts lnsUiute of Tech· I sion." Sargus said Tuesday . but asked jhat the item be stricken iHouse .and Eugene Fisher. I Port ho h area oo the upriver side of •nology, also from the Yale he refused to go into detail. "I fro)ll the bill, along with an al- I ID Middleport, Citl2ens' Na- :the ':, levee; bUilding of Meigs county may receive Apl 0 •School of !'in" Arts. B.FA. and hope we will have a substitute lotme:'t of Sl97,000 lor an ann· tlonal Bank, Dutton's Drug ance for the g 'eel sa i a mooring area just below lhl' palach1a funds for devtlopmenl ] • M: F .A. The Art Exhtbll1on 180 b1ll ready to report back to the ored 'follow-up" car for use by store, Martin Restaurant, Down· .. pro) • d, levee. with dooking faclllliee to of an airport . jw•.ll have a private v~rwmg on lull commitlee by !ale \Vednes· !he Secret Service. ' ling Insurance Agency and Bet· There are other ways 0 ~ town the end of the parking lot on I This was learned Tuesday In May Ist. Mr. and Mrs. WI I· day or early Thursday" ,nard Fultz. and county can accomplish pro- the down-river side. Columbus by Bill Childs. presi. lliam J. Mayer and son Rich· Headed By A Neutral Iaday - Me1gs • Airport I Pre~ident May Jom' Appalachia ..;d d~~~ Jt' T'm t eta·.~~g·~= - 0 • .·----:-e .. . -:.--- #, '.'" '""""""" - ~ ~ e e doubll bottlm tMms tor profenlonal flnlll. G) hn4fnc 0 Doutlll lldl htiAio 0 All f•llllcl .. lolllldaollr "" "' perf«t fit ... ml\cA. G Genti'DIIl Ht..,y permtn..t buctra11 ho!dt ah~PI ,,., llilfnna. OW~tloclrtll' and aerpd INIM (Will IIOt cam~ •PI~ •-· "::i~~~:,~r~~·~-I!P-ofl All drt~• art oornw w.l&ftttd for IHI hlellllllo in and select frym all the newest decorator recommended ALl YOU DO IS BRING IN YOUR lf1 bll.r WE'LL DO THE REST L .._,. tilt If Jllllll' rod or wldt• ol dlslance ,.,.,. "" lito 1111 plsi:ld. ANY WIDTH ••• ANY LENGTH s e 'ELBE . ~~ed~u~:~ serio~ ';:' .:.,~; ~tely. Cross. Burning Js Hate Act Rules Judge . c "Crosa.b 1 It~~ tfla.AI 2. Mllilullltnath ftoll' • ol lad "' IR!IIIIIIIild. fl&.• ' Porter began the drive ·~:". to · dent of tbe Meigs County lm· tbobtaln financJal aid f<lr • propooeu project when he appeared before Pomeroy""""' ell In December of last year With a prepared resolution and plano for the project. Council and Mayor Chari• Legar immediately tbt resolution. K"}} p ••R _.) I er .air IS eservoo, Calm, at Kansas LANSING, Kan. (UPl) - Richard 34. and Perry Edward Smith, 86, calmly morse, paced the 13 steps up the gallows hanged early today for the 1959 slayingl four. The executions took place Inside a ,, . IN· 1. %in~~~ ~~~ ~=~~ha~:ail· I...,.,.,._/'«' ~us, Av1~tlon :111> ..-....,·. = ~~~~=d•~ ~ iewo bene~th H~ekock's C.tntarHII1Pi!IOn Co u ntY ' ·Youth at the K811llas alate Jlrison. exactly one ,lmtll. they ..... senfeet · ~~· . and the blond crewcut . , . ,boys,' plut ,two' lllojeerwas pron011nced dead been boul!d. Jaqed and '"' ~-• ··"'lte, -~·-ed late•r. point'•blank In ""' ol..C ' . the 1 down- 12-ga\lle obotpll. · · roof ba4.C.rm ldvlsor of the ' 1-!lfban · walked li,.! . head~ be open I The subcommittee is 1 sonable frigid temperatures, to the public May 2. is ,, 0 • . Mayor Charles Legar of Pome· ' : Commerce preSident. They roy Is advising that dogs should .r· ·?' of the full committee .and IS were accomparued by Dr. Carl be tied up. I · · conSidered a neutral m the Shirmer, head of the 0 h 1 o Hi• official notice today I SEOUL, Soutb "ore~ <UPII slr1p mme controversy. Umverslty School of Engu> warns that loose dogs can be -A mob of 1.500 rock·lbrowW<lh !om are . tilt 1 he 1 lac sladents battled police in : most vocal advocate of tough eermg. . picked up and taken to Federal Admlntstra. county pound. I the strtels of Seoul today. It lslnp mme regulatiOns, and Sen. lion officials at Port Columbus Two persons drew lines In : was tbe oecoad coosecutive Oakley C. Co llins, R·lronton, a told tbt trio FFA and Ohio Legar's court Tuesday day of al1ldent riots against a , strip mme operator and tho Ilion of Aviation experts will . '!bey were Edward Laud· govemmeul declsioo lo re- ] slaunchesl. foe of SargiiS' bill. Meigs County to approve :P,O 11Jd costs OD convic- otore aormal ..lations with ' It " believed both Sargus and airport site ooon. of lntolicatlon, and James Japaa. : Co llins have made concess"'?s Dr. Shirmer, who had sur- ' Gilbert, IIi and costs for fail· Pollee ...arlug sleel helmets order to get a bill out ol proposed airport sites ID to stop wltbln assured clear ..nclswtaglng clubs charged in· : committee. It has been in the eounty, gave cost· estimates to cN11'111 of studiDts, io· I subcomm11tee lor n e a rly a reoomnienelatlons to the )!lriq several. More tban 1!00 i month and Dennis Indica~ FIR ERUN MADE were arrested. Pollee fiaally I last week it was "time to ~ The ~rt Fire Depart· deaaed cu muks and fired to gr1ps with the problem." FIVE DAY roRt;C4ST ment ftnl Tutttiday at about J lear cao to disperse the mob. f Sargus apparenUy will 'I' p. m. to Chesbire where 8 _ 1, or modify tile high wall provJ. ._..... 11 Olift will reported llri' had boOn plit out """' ,... .,,,"',_""""' tCoritinueil on Page 2) I'" - 1 boyish · , Thoae Wert;, lhl' words of Ju· vemle Court Judge Benjamin ~)' in ordering 17-yeat-old youths_ btkl at m:: b~:.:'~.!~:':~~ep:.~~~~ar~.." ~,~~i~~~n~ill [;'~:~en~o~.::!; ~~:mbe~ac:r 1 llltbl tllbi · DRIVER FINED I • .:::__ ' Melg• Gt-al llolpllai SERVICE ANNOUNCED '!be Ohio State Patrol ¥e· j ADMISSIONS - Emma Funeral lllt'Vl<n lor Angeline ported today the conviction 1>f Pomeroy; DOl'OIMa tN.,.;.; .... ormer resident of , rela Impson, 80, Racme, Pomeroy. . •• • I .G s· ' In Riin, .wbo dlecl TUu- 1Mayor lmldon's court at Syro- : DISCHAit!lES be btld Friday at u lcuoe. Shw was fined $10 ana Maye, Cheshire: til. Ewln& Qlapel wtlb costs for failure to yield ri1ht Pomeroy. 1 InThe ltie Rn. BeeCh Ray GroveWining eem- of way. I by lhl' limo.of lla mivel. lh · -• IHSCI; Odlllllbua.;.'t =evelil11tl ,·',.'(;;.l•l'rl- ·- ~ IU. ~~tt; SI!\IJI ~ID"''.itolum-yed by ,~,., fabri" II1CI CIOiora. ' Nati~al prank Made to SELECTION In Rutland. Rutland Branch ' lottofl . . tldt lltlu ~~~ '!i; . - ... - ~-..::-~-:: Come PUT OFF A WEEK The Middleport Child Conser• vation 4ague will hold their April meeting April 22 IDs•d of April U because elf Hol7 • in~rease LABOR backet11 an in lbe oi Pomeroy Bw. I give them considera$1 .25 mtmmum wage'l 1n Racme, Racme Frrst Na· .Jion .. were today by ViceUonal Bw and . tbe Racine ! . President '!luberi E. Humph- Home Bank. · Mr. Porter lndkated. that rey's forecalll that . Omgress bids wlll be .adve~ llllmedl· would a higher rate. lie satd clellllHig and !ill. · · it plain he mg work w1ll he started along was . biB personal views the parking lot wall soon aRer and 'not · fOr the admln· lhe advertisement • for bids is lstratlon told a labor· be wa. sure meetfug , tbe would be slatement to . on, the CI N N NATl (UP!) :" ~ .--:: .-1.: -_·- ..... sandwiches and coffee were served. Attending from Theodorus Council were Marie Hauck, I,.,' a • ,, For unltonnltr llld atnnlttl ~ 1111 II trlpll tlcUCfillfll doullltl dutr thnlld. A V I~ ~ A WORLD OF WHII. tifl.'P. c,·rls wz.ll J...._ cOm'. nete at R l•0 Gwen n d ~~I" :arm:= r e Pomero·y Granted '; $48 o·oo for Its • R ' D •. ' A alachia Pp 1\!:.:_. .._L ,,,· ~ 7~~~. . . - t-~... ~ and for receiving Mrs. Wakely and Council deputies and escorts. At the close of the meeting, • Une~ n~ar ~~ council deputy, Elizabeth Campbell, Edna Reibel, Nettle Hayes, , Winona Cook and Della stahl • I' dau~Ji'ter.of fed~ral c~eered o! distrid officers and escorts, •t P' h.,..," Johnson said. From South Bend, the Chief Executive traveled by car to two. of the hardest hit towns in NEW •mWARDESS - Miss Patrll . Indiana-Elkhart, where some Mr. and Mrs. WIU•'am C GcnammAnRnaciGnnemm, has 50 person•.d.iededand more than gra uated from the United Air stewardess training 300 h were mJur : and Dunlap, center Chica'IO· Miss Grimm bas been assigned to w ere IS were killed. the companY's stewardess base at Chicago's O'Hare 1 .I The schedule also called for terpatioJ){Il Airport. She graduated from Racine Hi:h J?hnson to vlSJI • lhird Indiana school ~·~ attended Ohio University before starting the cityth- Goshen, about 25 miles f~·weelt stewardess training course. sou east of South Bend. WASHINGTON _ attended a meeting of District 13 Sunday afternoon nt Tuppers Plains. Edith Wakely, district depu· !y, presid<d and plans were I completed for a district rally Thursday. April 22, in Marie!· ta. Mrs . Wakely asked all mem· bers to contribute a package or the "guess what" table. Elizabeth Campbell gave a report on the dislrict Stanley or· ders. Practice was held for seating I ~mart llP.W in~ ~~~ I~ ~~er:.:~ulw:a!;; to.. tor read Mathew 21:1-11 and of her Council, Daughter::: of America, I .., Tie up Dogs Six members of Theodorus I • ·Disasters for the choir after which the pas- CHECK THE DETAIL AND WORKMANSHIP District Rally Is Planned In Marietta ' ~; ~------_.--------~----------~~~----------------~~~-FIVf CENTS · ever their nelghhors or friends The President's lllnerary also In any community, in any state, suffer such losses at the hands As Posldellt waltof nature, the government of ed lllroqh tho nbble of the this good 1111d genei'OUI people tonado • deva- bdlana should be ready and prepared tow•s today. ... prom· A special anthem, ''Ride On In Majesty." was presented by i ' .. >- Warner, son of Mrs. Jay Warn- parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Might of Rutland. t ~ . tornadoea floods. assistance He wantedneeded to judge 1110 , In 11 oodinC that atretcbecl to age waa expected lo be less : Minneapolis. Some trains ua the amountand of federal to sit- ST· PAUL: Mi . nn. (UP! . uation. , ,, worst )ll!IIISSipp! Riv~ flood ports of Iowa, Wlnois, Wlscon- however, because \he city ,. 1 up lo 10 hours late. St. Paul The Chief Executive, accompanied by on reoord,. led by meltmg lllOW sin, North Dakola and Moo- better prepared. ' mall also was sent into Minn"' officials, and members of Congress from , and breaking Ice Jalllll, sureed tans. The Red Cross estimated Ten Persons Died I apolis . . states, left Washington by jet at 7:17 a.m. EST fOr through Minnesota lowWuls to- ~ th1111 31.0011 petSOIIB have Ten persons have died in the ' Most of St. Paul's borne.s and fll'st·haod look from the air and ground at a day, ruing toward 1 erest U fled !hell' bomet m the nor1h Minnesota floods which Yirtual· business places were sale 8loP ~till emerging from debris from weekend llorlnl. feet_ ahove Hood stage at the central slates. Damage runs In· ly forced whole commun•tles to 100 • loot bluffs, however, 1114 lust stop was South Bend . capitaL to mllllons of dollars. flee their homes. tbe Minneapoli•.st. Paul Inter· where the government coun· The President planned ~ President Jotmson planned to The Milssls.!lppt, swelled by St. Paul's downtown airport, nalional Airport was out o.l ted at least 4 dead, 40 in· sround inspectlotJJ In MiJme. fly m today lor a look at ·the heavy Inflow from the flooding Holman Field, was under 5 to 8 danger. But floods bit many jured and 75 homes des- sotu flood , areas around MIMe- rampagmg river.. which has l<linnesota river and breaking feet of water and it may be 10 [low Industrial areas. About 1101 troyed . apoUs and S\, Paul. Hilsched- llooded St. Pauls .doWDtown lee Jal)ll, was ·expected to spurt feet at crest lime. Closing of residents fled their homes ill Setting the keynote of his ule called for a visit to the To- ":"'pori and Uruon railroad sta· over 25 feet today and crest al the railroad stalion farced the the threatened Riverview disone • day swing through the ledo, Ohio area, where a lion and dnven 600 persons 21 feet Friday. Such a cresl Milwaukee road, Great Norlh· trict but 200 others woukl not storm country, Johnson in a twister killed and from their homes. would exceed the disastrous ern and Northern Pacific to budge. 13 statement at South Bend said, or lll!verely damaged more than Minnesota was the focal point, lloods of 1952 and 1881. Dam·' route passenger traffic through Take Palrol Dull' "I know It is the will of the 125 residences In a northside About 3,000 volunteers, who strengthened flood walla on the American people that 'when· suburb. and Mrs. VIctor Hanllllhs, Dorotby Harbrecht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NoriDlln Harbreach!, Thomas Eugene Vaughan, son of Mr. asd Mrs. Robert Vaughan and Jopn Laurence I daughter, Joyce, we're Sunday . ~- ' - TellsSoothBendPeopl~ ... les ViCtor Hannahs, son bf Mr. Elberfelds of Springfield to Amherstdale, W. Va ., to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burt. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis of Middleport visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Burt and Mrs. Elizabeth llum· · phrey. Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and ! ' Five youn~ people.· were recelved into membership at tht United Methodist Cbureh Sunday morning duilng the worship service. ·They were Deborah Crow, daughter of Mr. amt Mrs. Thomas Crow, Jr.• Char· DIFFERENCE '1 President Are Received In Membership and responsive reading Palm Sunday. • ~~----------~-=~~~----------~~::·~s:R:O:¥:~~DDUPOR~~ ·~l~,·~oM==~~,--.-----~W~E~D~N=ES~D~A~Y~,~A~PR~I:L~1~4,~19~6~5----\~t YoungP~pl~ AT rene Burt and daughter, Susan ,t 1 YOL XVI NO. 308 ol cot~t~ty CUSTOM DRAPERIES in New Haven, W. Va., and • .' ·e n·tt·r\ e " '· lloa, otreued tbt lmporlallee olohowhll lhe film, wbleb II available ID the at •D limes, to tbt ldloob. 00 Tile film may IJe obtained by "' lactlng ¥rl. Fred • .:I!bt ·· or Kermit Walton. · ..,,.._..,...,....,,... ..,....,.,. SHIP BIG Low toatcbl u. I llltlal ...... I< ' Ceatral Oblo Hearl Aoii4Mlio- QUALITY Nora Roush and Mr•. Mary Donna Oman visited Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burl recently accompanied Mrs. Cy· • DYNAMIC 8t-l 'fh, ~ emee WHEN YOU BUY BABY h II. 11llaiuf, 1 WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS • DELTA SS -·)' .,.u.,. eoetab eater. field eotll!li~Jal ~ ........ eul by ,._. " .... ..4mlit!er•ar:r Mrs. H. Jo-, 'Jblrd.Av., entertained with a diDner So.. c!ay ID honor of ber husband. C. H. Joneo who ~ hill blrthd'ay' anniversary. Follow· the dinner a deoorated blrtbday cake and Ice cn>am was served. Pmenl lor dinner were Mr. and Mn Done! Greenlee and daughter. J 1 Chari too W. Va., Mr&. Tillis and SOilB Bobb and BU· I PI PI ' t y V d 1 easan • W. a., an MrLeo. and MnV· Guy Burdette of -· W'EAIHI!!I Ondr, "" .. eoo1 ltaiPf, 111, 11le5 Easter Proaram Election are Hi . ghlights ·;::Hru=btuui::;.H~ono~re~don.~,.~M ~Colltl~ l l~ B eari ~ AI0 ' flu met New officers were elected and lby Bishop Ensley In wblch he j The program ,... preseoted trlboted prayer cards and re1an Easter program blghligbted diseuSied the everlasting life of by M"'. L. W. McComas wbo ported on the bulletin oerapthe April meeting of the w.S.C. Jest~~~. Mr!. Lambert welcom· had as her tople, ''lbis Ia My books she had sent to the Vet•S. of Heath Methodist Cburcb ed the members and a guest, Son," the part of Mary, I be er81lS Hospilal In Chlllicotbe :Monday evening. Mr>. J . E . D. llartinger, and molher of Jesus, as she witness- and the TB Hospital In Nelson,. New officers for 1~ in· lmembers, Mlss Frieda Faehn· es the crucifixion She descrd> viDe. She read notes of thanks elude. presidenl, Mrs . James 1e and Mrs. Herman Haddox, ed tbe darlwess that developed from tho two instilutioll>. , Cmwell ; v1ce presidenl, Mrs. who have been ill lor some the world following the dealh Mrs. Lambert reported on the G G. Zeigler: secretary, Mrs. time . of Chrlsl and the trtumpb of meeting hekl last week Emerson Jones ; treasurer, Mrs. Devotions entitled, "It Is ' lhe Easter morning when He m Gslllpol!s and announced that Nan Moore ; secrelary of cam· Finished," were given by Mrs. arose and procla1med everlast· a local member, Mrs. Leo pus mimslry, Mrs. c. K Yoong: David Enlsminger. The article ing !Ue. Smith had been appointed to a chriSIIan social relations. Mrs. was taken from the. Together Mrs. James Euler served as district office, m1sslonary perBernard Fullz : membership cui· magazine and explamed t h e 1treasurer m the absence of Mrs. sonnel. Mrs. Smtth reported on llvat on. Mrs. Galen Brown: meanmg of the last words of •Nan Moore. Mrs. Norman Way· , the new Methodllll Camp, 1 mi ssiOnary educalion and serv· Jesus on the Cross. She noted I land of lhe Aftern0011 Circle, I Camp Asbury, near Rio Grande IC t' . \Irs William Russell; pro- that these words were words announced that the Ctrcle woukl whtch will be opened this TONIGHT """ WED. HANK WILLIAMS' :YOUR CHEATIN' HPART"' Gitorge Hamilton. u H.ant Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miil4)e~. 0, lipr. . I' ::~~~~~[~ VeterMI . 'i~ )!emarlal Bolpltal Sena•· ~ 1 ~:!~~~ '';,: may ean at lbt ADldJSSJONS - None. .oppolnt10011t ol ' q · lime. · • DISCHARGES - t:arl Dono- tiona for · ,..,, .Radlie; Orin Hwt.sicker, Mauna 'lk ....... ., .J\!:~; RusseU van eoUncy); iJi , ,...... Portlln4; llartha ~ •.~~ .. ',, ~. 1 : ~;~-;·· .;~~ ll ,, ( "- � 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 04. 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