https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3bf4d87ac30a9e431e29023c20d3f621.pdf 93d2929bb5d6a1295b85a66700ceb9d4 PDF Text Text ' •• SELECTION oF A CESSORIES BY C I CELEBRITY • Travel Kit • Evening !'u!'le • Bed Caddy Priced from $1.00-$3.00 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ Easter Story is Theme of Devotions v-~ ~:,.:.:-No~ GivenatChesterCouncil Meeting -· _, K.T. 1ft uke<l to mmec .. tile 'lbe Past Councll<>l'll of Ches.U,lom 1o lk MMH!e To& ter Councll, Daughters of Amer, pie 111 Po......, Saaday m..,.. lea, met Wednesday evening at lllg April II at 1 L m. 111 .,.. the lodge hall with Mrs. Milo der 1e attend alllU'Iae oerYieea Biggs, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and al the Ff<leralf<l ebri .. Mra. Marlon Wood aa hostessI :ill a. m. FaD ulform, 11 es. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter poutble Is to be wora, wllb- substitulf<l for ber mother, who out •...;rd uJd wuu.m R. is ill Hay.. eo;.,maader Mrs. Ross Cleland, president, ·' • opened the meeting with devo- :::::M:id:d:l:•po::rt:,:O:.===="":":":':="'======~.Itions, ed by the the Easter Lord's stol'}', Prayerfollow· and .. Mrs. llenq. Echlnger won tbe ~lior prl!e. Several members receive<~ gifts from their secret pals. Relreahmenta were serve<~ to the above and !lin. Esther Wright, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, M r L Hobart Newell, Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Virgil Routh, 'Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Larry WoUe, Mrs. BuelMrL Ridenour~ Henry Beaver, Mabel Mrs. Van Meter, Mrs. Oscar Weber. Mrs. Ray Morris Mrs James Van Meter, Mr;, N.;man Frederick and two children. .It·'f SENIPBI NPD M~M:Y Tile Mldtlle!IOP JIP Pom- vour Selliar ..... . wW IJIIIIT • teea •-~--·· •aten~ay DlPI from 1 18 0 p.m., wllll I tile Jeyw 111 dlorp. A"'a6 Roger Roush, U. S. Ma.rlnea. malely .... Ia Iiili eee4e4 ,_ has completed training at Mom- lbe elan trip W!lf]da&lell. phis, Tenn., and is here on leave ud N... Yorll City. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and family. He will be assigned to 1!:1 Toro, Mra. Haye•lnt~Ued Calif. following IJI• leave. To OL.4 W orluhop • Sh -·-· I ,, For opp "$1. Center . epo --------•11 *" Mr · an d Mrs. Michael Erwin . Mrs. Evere11 R· Hayeo o1 and sons,. Scott and Kevm ~Great Bend, near Porlland, :::: Belpre, viSited today with Meigs County Chairman for 1'4f"!'ts, Mr. aud Mra. Chester Ohioans Library AbOclat~ only tile lool( Erwm. has ~n mvlted .to attend 1Association's Spnng Workshop Ia •X& Pi '8 h Mra. P. MV. Stnetsh of Butck·f and Tea, Saturday, Aprll 24 , 81 1 annon, W. a., ts e ~ues o 1 the Columbus Gallery of Fine her daughter and family, the A t I Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett ·;he group will hear Mary and children. Teeter Zimmerman, librarllln of C0.I W'll' K 'th K' 'd f 'th and I lam el meat 0 e Bexley Public Libra~ -~ C l'f · · 'ted ec nil w1·th an honorary lnl3tee of the Ohio~ I orma, VISI r e ana Libra 8 ak on "'T be I his mother, Mrs. John Kmcald. ry, pe • H · CI b b · Books In Your Lite" Mrs. neesswaands '"camoeumto uMsidodnlepo~~~- Zimmerman l! hersetf an autb. her particular or, poetry bemg Mrs. John Kincaid is visiting ,field . She also writes book re-with her ~ughter Mrs Paula · Ann Ruttencutter 'and ~hildren ' vtews. of Point Pleasant, w. va. She spends week-ends at her home tn Middleport TODD CALENDAR Is Planned ---..... ...... 1 Leiart Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest ~~* POMEROY ~~~NATIONAL BANK COAT Now At Elberlelcls ' I LAST CALL at THESE PRICES '' rad ao, heater, while stdt'\la H t1res and back up lie:hts. 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN ...... · .... · .. .. .. $2488 Automat!~ . Pow~r lm1kes. powl'r deering, new white sidewaJJs, back-up li ghts, tmtl'd \walshield, a1r-conditionina:. wheel discs. radio 64 CHEV. CHEVELLE EL CAMINO .. · .......... · .. $1988 ~ 63 Chevrolet o! <are. ,63 Ford "Futura" • • $149 5 ' power steering, radJo, heater! 59 Dodge 4 Dr . Hard Top _ $488 V-8 m~tor . auto . tr:H1s., power steering radio, whitt> :nde~n•lls . white sidewall disc!l backup interior. Dr. Sed. $388 trans ., white aidewalls wheel 8 cyl. std. tram . good tires, radio, beater, a filh· erman'a dream. Automatic trans., power brakes, power at.eering. $488 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING WY 2·5342 C.dilla~ld~mobile Pomeroy ,. . j To Boys State . ' o ·Easter Truce By Unltecl p,... International -- ••blblllo• Nicklaus will team with 1 Golfer Walker Inman, come; Sammy Clatworthy and Rf<li ~· Hoped and ac!; Sauer are the delegates t Ol ames arner ~n proee ~ Buckeye Boys' State In June 111 111~ mareh " 0 go! tt" 1 under sponsorship of Feeney· Amer cao Cancer Soc e y. Bennett Post, No. 12.8, Ameri· w:.m;:~~~~"''t:!l'·'!Y::• ".'fr: /~<.~ can Legion of Middleport. Both boys are juniors at Middleport High school. C 0 3fS Clatwoctby Is the son of Mr.[ and ~s. Henry Clatworthy and S: S h } NaJDed T compel e • un;ted 1t looked as if the Easter Bunny mi ght ge.t hi < paws 1 .' little damp Sunday, but otherwise fairly warm weather ..._; under cloudv skies was the we at herman's g1ft to churcbgoers and egg-hunters Bet1ve''" now and Sunday, how ever. the weather scenf was expected to be ··scr"m bled eggs" 111 Ohio. A frontal system will settle along a line from Findla:v to Akron today and tonight. bringi ng two distmct ,weather pattern1 to the state. ' - ... --- - - .. --442-0 7 7 b wz Ohio Wea R4-171brighter. calling for consider.. Residents north of the line ble sunshine and temperature can ex.pect cloudy. cool weath- rf!adings well into the toR. . attends the Middleport Church ! 0 In er with occasion•! light rain,: II was a good l.ime for sleepof Christ. He is a member of The mercury will remain rath-ling Friday night, with clear the Pomeroy Junior Golf Club er shy. edging no higher than skiPs and chilly temperaturet and play• on the Middleport 50 today and hovering HI the 40s lover most of Ute slate. _ReadGolf team. Other sport actlvl· tonight. Imgs plunged to freezmg m va~ ties include Vljlity basketball Southern Hi~h School st~- i Jn central anrl southern coun- .ley areC:ls or Sout~eastern Ohi~o. and boys intrallfural5. He bas .dents who wall compete m Lies, however, lhe outlook waq , Northern count1es !ay unctM also been a member of the jscholanhip tests at Ohio l'ni- ·· ~ !a blanket of heavy clouds whiCh ~ senior marching and concert •venity on May 2 were an· ' ldumped a mixture of rain 411d 1': band for four years and wasjnounced today by Principal llsnow intermittently on the ~t a band officer last year. He Donald Wolfe. They are: ' Jedo area . placed on the scholarship team [ Biology, ~thy w.allace and 1 , By .'>unrise. the ~hermorn.ler Tesl s on May 2 . New Port Offiee~~ Will be Dedicated .,,. i See our beautiful selection of w.omelll· ball Jn,' · the busy Ready To Wear Department on t.b.e llf!COnd flliOr. Small bats, wide brims, rollers, saffora, dOirb~ jua• thulgbt styles for you. rica thanking the Soclely lor belp and • box. Membera Ire to take Chr!Jtmu elll'da to the 2 dr. Hard Top. Automatic ohtlt. New ear trade-ln. Beautiful May meetlnt; which will be 11111 blue original ftntsb. to Gerald Batea ln AfricL A round-robin get-well card wu aent to Mrs. Lewis Fox, who ~ Ill. • Refreshmenll were served !ljr the OO.tess with Mrs. Joe :lilY-. ' ans asking grace. Present were "BUGGIES TO BUICKS" the above name<~ end; Jlr i. 59 Buick LeSa bre - - - 895 BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. 1 ' Easter Bunnies may Get T ees Wet in.Some Places .....-. . • ' By p,;l';',ii'>~.~· . ., .. time - n Golf Cbampioa Jock Nteklauo wllf compete In .. match at tbe 8I!W 'Cia.,.~ Ic. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer aud active In sports and school activities including ball and· track. He made orable mention aa ja on the SEOAL team; member of the team in junior year. He io also preoidenl of the junior and is sports editor of school ''The Activity.' He in this show and served on council lor two He is a member of the 1United Presbyterian Church. • 60 Buick LeSabre - - $1195 M~.Im~:..:\:~~n:~ =~ : , ,, , · Gary Walker; Algebra 2,1 Fox and Phyllis Wigal: Daivd Cole and John . Geometry, Carol Wilcoxen; World History. Brend:t and Mike Jenkins; U.S. History, Connie Lea~ham j and Karl Russell; Senior socia! stooies, David Gloeckner and Eleanor Schneider. English 9, Sharon Roush and DoMa Theiss; English 10, Linda Wolfe and Margaret Cole: English II, Carolyn Lipscomb, and William Zerkle; Euglish 12, Jocelyn Taylor and Nancy Parker; Bookkeeping, Shirley !·Baker and Roger Adams; Latin I, Joyce McCoy; Latin, Carla Morris and Sandra ' Bailey; French I, Ruth Shain and Pam French 2, Pam Da· and · Norris. had re<"overed with ireading s ranging fr001 30 at: !Zanesville to 40 at Cincinnall Mansfield Race Ends in Death ' 1l NEW DODGE BOY Kf'n McElhinny .R~c~gResumes I Porch & Lawrt Furnifur•~, . t· . ' . .:. l~~~ j ·• ' i• !!ee the DeW se)ectloli bf Porch ant11\.11Wn Furniture on display pn the 2nd ~r. Y~p'll , Uke tlliB new furniture arranged for . your niy: "le¢tlon ..;.; Cbllr& - Loungq - Ta~les ..,. ~keQ: a fine array of styles and ilnart'coll;irs for your pltio, poreb ot lawn. c ' · •·. -1Jat ,. . , ·, ~·. , , · "t ". 'h • . ....,..~ -- GilL ·' ••' - ···'~' ,':0.. . '...._ - ' I . ~·' ~ ,, '• ....-' .. •• 'l· . ,, '"' ....' _..., ·~poli';,i "'~·.,.~.,.~,.....,·.;.........l'"-';... · l;f' ""..\;•.· ':-;.,___ , ' .. '·,.•(J.~'.. slightly, I [£61,:~~~irfi. El,BERFILQf;J,r: e d,MER~Y lli'f . .,\I.,,,, =· . ••• -- ..; '"'""""'~"' ··.,~. • • $1095 BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS ·:ur:u:~"":~"'.:':;::· MHS Juniors . $ 58 Olds Super 88 Holid•y Sedan erlppfell . jet !lfhler ·lti\~ ill an attempt lo tr'Om crashing Into a cluster farm buildings. The mer killed. Military spokesmen said pilot, whose Identity was released pending notification his family In Germany, cou1ld I have ejected safely before plane crashed. $1795 4: dr. Sedan. Immaculate all wbJte finish. Belone to exeeutlve ed ~~ ~ new member. A coof !:IChool. Power steering and brake•. Automatic abUt. I munJC8tion was read from At· $1088 ' 57 Chev. 4 Door St•tion W1g. $488 U~hts , whee outside mirror, tinted wmdshleld, solid white with like new brown 58 Ford Fairlane 500 4 VS. motor, ~:~uto . discs, radio . tires, Promise .._, Deleg~~~,.. . From the bright sparkle of white to the rich gleam and 1low of "pretend" gems -:- here's beauty for you! Methodist church met Tllurtday afternoon at the recreat.lon roomoftheparsonagewltbMrs. Emest Powell aa hostess. LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful owner. Automatle shift. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, preolPower Steering. Extra nice, dent, coaducled the meeting ~ which opened with the hynm, "He Lives" lollowf<l wltb pray. 4 dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish. One particular owner. er by Mrs. E118ene Gill. DewPower steering and brakes, Powerglide. lions taken from Psalm 110 IJid Matthew 27 : 45-55 were led by • • Miss Marguerite Lellbeit who Parkwood Station Wagon. Sparkling orieinal black finish . Pow· also read, .. An Easter Read· er·glide, Power Steering and brakes. inr,.'' 60 Chevrolet Ohio Firm Promising End to Death · ~r~~· " QIIIIl)' IIVes"; I>Y . ~~!f.~ 62 Buick • • • • • • $1895 I SHOW CAKES- Pomeroy High school "College Prep" home economics cl'ass girls baked sevetal takes to show a! Visitatio n Day this weelr for freshmen-to-be girl• next autumn. The visitors. Wendy Carper and Evaline Arnold saw cakes oamed Spring, An Easter Runu.• ..\ Wishing Well A Fisk, ·and A School House. Above, left to right are Miss Arnold, Ca thy Fultz, J ane Wells. Sally Globokar. Maurisha D•mt Rebecca Hawley, 'sandra Wildermuth. Rebecca stivers, Alta Scrimsher, Donna Smith, Maria Grueser, Jenny Menchini, Theresa Eastman, Brenda Chapbad 10 dead and Gov. Kart man, Kay Bing, Dawn Carper, and Wendy Carper. ________ _ Rolv..g said "very prelimiuoty eattmates" ohow more than ~ mtlllon damage. More than 18, 000 Mlnnesolarul have 110<1 their I homes, the Red Cross said. Back-Up Wall In flood-battered St. Paul, Mayor George Vavoolis, workBy HASKELL SHORT dies a normal medical death purpose of restoring them body to Inactivity lhrough low ' 'nd a freezer cemetery would ing almost around the clock, SPRINGFIELD, Ohio I.UPI) - the body would be put m a to hfe generation!' trom nnw ror plLJitm!!!.t~d : tlt" pLr. on display. maybe in 1 temperatur~ called on workers to build a A local company .is bard at steel capsule and kept in a There would be the problems , lights into sJ.lace. i Lo'- Angeles for the first time. 1 block·long backup sand wall be- work on a project to. abolish frozen state through the use of of inheritance , insurance Gold said tht' Juno Co he l He exp!amed that the funeral hind a leaky dike. ,. . death as we know it. chemicals. clai_ms, pensions a~ social se- h~ads is co ncerned wilh produ-~ chrect.ors w~uld pl~y about the '' W~ don't sleep, he sa1d. ''This is not a gimmick at Years from now wh~n cur1ty to say nothmg _of the cmg the capsu le m wh1ch the same part m services as theJ .!. 'We Just work.." all.'' Leonard Gold said of his medical science comes up w1th problems of t·he population ex- body would be stored. , do now except that the bo4J ·1 The Minnesota cap~tal's down- company's part in the plan be- the answer to what caused the plosion and job retraming if a ··we think we can do it at a 1 Nou ld not be e-mbalmed. ~wn airport and railroad sta· ing explored by many scientists death , such as old age or vari- ~rson were brought back to '. price ~~e aVerage person can "Our t•oncern is to ~upply. tht ~ tLon were fiooded, 800 persons to keep a person aHve forever. ous diseases, the body would be hfe a century arter death. .1 atrord . he sa1d. means to pre-serve the body in- ·t were out of their homes, low· ''There is a lot of mis~oncep- removed from the freezer, the But problems or not, sden-; He was reluctant to discuss uefinileJy." Gold sai d. , land industries evacuated, tion about what we• are doing," ailment cured, and an active tists are convinced physical life the matter in deta il because ne- This wou ld be done by I , ., fiooded-out post office _workers Gold said in an-interview. ~>But life resumed. forever on this planet is possl- gotiat ions are in progress with rhemical process. He t>Xplaine4 moved to. other qu~ers and actually sclentists have thought The prospect of being re- ble and are working hard to a major manufacturing eoncern it would be risky lu take . sorted mall by gas hgtt. about thio for a long time and stored to life on this earth prove what they believe. to produce the capsules. chances oo a poSSible power High water moved into an in- some of the elite members of many year~ after death is a The space program, with all Model To Be Shown f;;.tlure in the many years 1 dustrial area in the Twin City the scientific community are rrightMing thought to many impossible a few years ago, is The capsule would be about bndy woulri be stored if an e(• . ~; of Minneapolis, the state's larg. working on it. " persons. of its developments believed the size of a coffin. he said. but. fort were_ntade to k eep it fro•~ est city. . The plan as explained by Face Maoy Problema jmpossible a few years ago, is the mausoleum in which it • en by· us1:-~g electr lcll\. ~ . Water flowed over rooftops m those involved sounds relative- It would raise all kinds of le.. giving indirect impetus to re- would be stored would b~ ~ C.old w.mld nnt discuS1i the :: auburban Lilydale. ly !limple althoutlh admittedly gal problems. Nobody knows search on the eternal )jfe p~oj- larger than the vau lls nuw , chemical process for preserv• · 1. :: there are many difficult pro~ what laws, If any, might con· ect. Gold said. Space scientJsts ~ommooly used. I mg a body . It is now believecl ' Jict with a plan to sell a sys- have shown some interest 1n A working model is expected ! that su b-·t.ero tPmp€'ralures ca~ _ ]ems of all kinds. Immediately .a~ a person tern for freezing bodies £or the the possibility of reducing the to be completed before Jon.: iConl inued On Page Two) in his freshman and sophomore Suzanne Pnce; General Sci- I yean. David Thorpe and Steve l Red Sauer i!l the son of Phystcs, James Hamm 1 4 vinyl upholstery, One Jooal owner. 62 Impala Chevrolet tran:-, white sidewalls, whee] OFFI-~ Negroes PHOENIX. ARIZ._ cials today eredhf<l a German I!Udent pilot wltlh·s:ov-1 session 62 Pontiac - - • - - $1995 The Women's Mlsslonary SoStar Chief dr , Power oteering and brakes. Hydramatie. AU ciety of the Laurel Cliff Free 59 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2 DR. HT. · · · · · · · · · · · · $788 OJ11lo . WORLD of the raUy, Aprll Z2, and Ill members who wlU participate are asked to be present, Society Meets 63 Pontiac - - - - - $1995 In Parsonage Catalina 2 dr, 4 on lloor. Sparklln&: ori2inal black finish. Recreation Room V-B motor. auto trao~ power steM"ing, white sidewalls, wheel discs, ndio. Real ah"arp 59 Pontiac St•r Chief 4 Door H.T. v.a automatic, power brakes, the 4 dr. Sedan. Only 18,846 easy miles. Automatic Shlfl Spotleso. ' power steering, tinted windshield, white sidewall 14 homes destroyed, 589 houses have suffered major damage, minor damage, and many trailers have beeu wrecked. Miri.ne!lota, hardest hit so far, I 62 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS COUPE ....... · .. · · .. · .. · $1688 V-8 motor, disc s. Cross said 205 have been hurt, - - - - $1495:! ~d~~.!~~~= ;~ "700 '' Sport Coupt. Conrair. All vinyl interior. Show!l very best cera at the evening i 283 cu. in. V-H motor . auto . tnm~, power steerin&, white sidewalls wheel discs back- $488 In Midwest floods. The Red HIGHER QUALITY - BETTER PRICE 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR .. · .. · · · ........ $1088 2 Dr. Hard Top _ at I ~-8 mot_or,_ 3 spf>ed std tr<:~ns. radio, heater, white sidewalls, wheel discs, back-up lights, alr·hft sh ucks ou rr11r. up l•i.ht s. Real nk~ . JEWELRY BLAETTNARS BUYS ARE BETTER 64 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR : .. · .... · ........ · $2188 Buick fashion new I Sale Ends Tomorrow, April17 58 _. . . . .. ~ walled cities as waves and Ice washed over and through their crude sand and earthe11 bulwarks. Thousands of exhauslf<l workmen, farmers, yoong· sters and prisoners-piled sandbags on levees and pluggf<l leaks from near the Mississippi headwaters in northern Mionesots to Hannibal, Mo.-nearly 600 miles. 3l,HI ~meless . The raging nver has dr1ven more than 31,000 persons from their homes in Minnesota, l~a, ~isconsin, Dlinois and M1ssourt. States of emergency .,,.,.,......,.., exist in St. Paul-Minneapolis and scattered spots down to northeastern Missouri. At l~t 12 ~nons have died Select Your j ~-8 motor. automalil· transmi.•Fion, t1res 11.nd wht't'i discs. A ni{·e une! ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP!)-The Mississippi, surging 23 feel abOve lis normal depth, flooded towns along a 600-mile stretch in five states today and slowly Inched toward its mightleat crest in history. A northern cold snap and an Inch o1 snow Friday night and early today slowed · thaws and delayed a foot crest here until Tuesday, giving the angry rlver time to batter, soak and Qline makeshift dikes. People b~ tbe thousands Bed the Mles~ippi I j '' In History to SOOAL Of Officers I'M.lldemtl fH ft. llefp H-. ..._ '110M X r. Installation ' I Dfte•el"~• pledge to the flag. Mrs, Floyd Ridenour was reported ill tn Hillcrest Nursing Home and Mrs. Fannie Adams improving h 1 · aAI t e Ed mwbood Nurs1 ng Homed. roun -ro m ge1-we11 car 1 was sent to Mrs. Kraeuter, who is home from hospital and im· provmg. Plans were diScussed 11 for attendmg th~ DIStnct Ra Y f ln Manetta Apnl 22 I · Games were played under the Mrs. Edward We Us was hostdirection of Mrs Pearl Ko- •ess when the Sew-Rite Sewing · ' blentz, Mrs. Ella Hannum B._nd ~ lub met Wednesday evening at Mrs , · Clarenr ' · Neut.zling.' with Its club . room · . . prizes awom.J.ed the wmners .. Durmg the bus mess ~essaon i m charge of Mrs. Elza GllmOI'e IJr., vice president, plans were made to attend the Blue Flame Festival instead of having a regular meeting. The traveling prize 'donated by Mrs . Charles Mrs . Willia~ Robson has gone Hoffman was awarded to Mrs .. Har ld H od · to Kansas to v1s1t her son and 0 0 Rf . family, Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam · Plans were made for tnstal· h e reshments _carrymg out Robson and family. APRIL H lotion of officers of the Middle- 1 e green and pulk color theme Mrs. Frank Wilson Is a medl· Forest Run '>!etbOOist Church port Parent and Teacher's As- wetrebsl ervedtbyedthe hthostess from cal patient at Holzer Hospital will hold a bake sale April 16 "That l;!e and hapewille'er abide"D•II8111FULLY DUIUH . . h th w1 an ar- . G n· . C . a a e cen er soc1a11on w en e execu11ve rang t f 1 th ' At nd m a tpo1IS. at Duke's Dry leaners. ProSIZES ....... - · · ---IILil\. committee met thls week at In ;;;nth 0 orsy d'"· te · Rio Grande College students coeds will go Into tba paint Is the message of Easlerlidel 05 the school. The committee dis- M~s .{. ~ n:"e :veo"nd are spending thlir sp;'ing vaca· fund. Homemade bread, coHee ~ P ' -!If Tllli Tac14. 'lllo 10 to 18 cussed the purchase of glasses ton St . ~'{"' d M81 tyi:x, ~·d Cay1• lion with their parents begin- cakes and pies wlll be the main A JOYOUS EASTER TO YOU AND YOURS ' for chilW.n needing them. lin Mnc Ran • 1·d rBs. ~a Mo · ning Friday, Middleport stu- feature. __, Ml. t - -·.. ..... .u..... . s, rs. ana rownmg, rs d Is . lud S d B . , FROM ALL OF US AT THE BANK . The officers also rcommend- Willard Bo M . D ld M en me e an ra rewmgAPRIL 17 ••• hdow ....... ....._ ricL1y ' ed · th J · Se yer, rs. ona C· to N da B df d Do0 Han . sponsormg e umor •. n- Knight, Mrs. H. C. Mulliru and 0 ' e ra or ' Letart Falls WSCS til • Th .......,_ 1 · f edlooe.fto 1or Prom to be held April 23 Mrs. Louis Osborne nmg, llobert, Ord. Denms Sael· h e ha chi·' ••-~-'lh the · · th t · ens and Eric Chambers ave a m or ~en u.u.wa. prier pony- .. - . WI JUmor mo ers n The next regular meeting ' · Sat d.a A rJI 17 Ita tl charge of the dinner. Announce- will be May 12 with Mrs Mul· ' Mr. and Mrs. J: .J. Douglas I ~~ 5 purm y~ ~ ~a::! Come Jn and see our beautiful ments inclooed the annual kin· !ins as hostess, . of Belle. W. Va. VISited recent· Comm,;,ih: Build!.. ••utll "' aelectiori of spring dresse....._. dergarten program to he glven · ly w1th Mrs. Lillian McGhee. . ., ~ ..... .,. ... • . Ch!IMen 50e. dreu for any oecasloD you May 21 and the Jumor and Cadet band concert on May 11. David Mills' Sixtlr SON IS BORN APRIL II want - e wide selection of New officers of the PTA will Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Spen· The Union Class meeting will styles and fabr'.<l by top man· be installed at the April meet- Birtlulay Observed cer I.Judy Hewets.on) of F~r- be held Easter Su008y, AprU 1 ; ing, Monday evening, April 19, born are announcmg the birth 18 at the United Brethem Ufaeturen - All Shea, al the high school auditorium. David Mills, son of Mr. and 1of a 6 lb., 3 oz. son, Thurs- Church, Letart Falls beginning The tndlll!trial arts students will Mrs. Robert Mills, observed day, April 15, at RiverSide at 2 p,m. Rev. Okey Ahart , also have on display projects his sixth birthday at party Methodist Hospital, Columbua. Coolville is leader. All singe~ ; they bave made. A film will Wednesday during the morning GrandJ'8rents are Ralph Spen- are Invited. Everyone welcome. I be shown in conjunction with kindergarten classes taught by cer and Mrs. T. A Hewetson Rev. Jame!l Morrison, pa1tor. : the PEP bill on education with Mrs Pearl Reynolds. of Pomeroy. Harry Wehrung and Sent Cal. 081 1 the Rev. M. E. Dowson to Helpers for the party in clud- Mrs. T. L. Hewetson of Pom- The Women's Fellowship of Serving Meigs County for over 93 years ' present facts about the bill. ed Timmy Thomas, MarY eroy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry the E.U.B. Church at Dorcas He attended a meeting in Ath· Boggs, Bobby Joe McCiurf, Bob- Furnas of Letts, Iowa, are great is presenting a play, "The Un- . I RUTLAND ; ens on the subject In Febru- by Powers, Danny DaviS, Karl grandparents and Mrs. John expected Guest" and a pageant ! POMEROY al'}'. Meyers, Timmy Scites. Seat- H1dlebaugh of Museatme, Iowa 'Faith is the Victory," on ' 1 Present were the officers , Mr. ed at the birthday table with 1s a great great grandmother. Sunday evening, April 18, at Member Federal Reserve System William Ingles, president; Mrs. David were Mark Gilkey, Tim:30 p. m. The public is invi!-j Choose your coat from 1 ; Joe Bailey, Leo Kennedy, Mrs. my Thomas, David Miller, SERVICES ANNOUNCED ed. , Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation collection of easy to wear I. R. Neal, secretary, and Mr. Bobby McClure and Bobby Easter sunrise service will be An Easter brealkast will be styles - take your pick L. w. McComas superintend- Powers. Mrs. Mlils served conducted at the Mmersvalle Qf our pretty pastels and ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cupcakes and ice cream with Methodist church Sunday mom· 18 held Sunday mormng, April __ . ent. the Easter theme carried out ing at 6 a .m. with the Syracuse from 7:30 to 8:30 8· m. at the dark tones - a fine asin the napkins and favors of ~.ethodist church joining in the Mount Moriah Church In Mid· lortment of fabrics in all Easter eggs and col- service. Special music is plan dleport. The breakfast 1s being I chocolate · · . L sponsored by the Guild and the sizes. ormg books. Spec10l guest for ned w1th the pastor, Dr. L. . Child . B d f the h h. ' the party was Dav1'd' s gran d- Roush .m c harge af semce. . ,, Sun- Th renbl's IaanIn otied to c lie urcd 1 v a n· I mother, Mrs. Shirley Mills. day School will follow at 9:30 . e pu IC Mrs. Reynolds assisted with the e. m. with worship service at / APRIL U I party, I0:30 a.m. Eagles of Meigs Aerie 2171 will meet April 19. Officers will be nominated and refreshmenls are to be served. The Amateur Gardeners Club of Middleport will meet Moo· day April 19 at the home of Mrs. Harry Moore, 598 South Third-Av. with Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary as the assisting bottess. Theodorus CouncU Daughters ' of America ww meet to reutar session Mon~ at 7:10 p. m. 352.cu . ln. V·B en~ine_with 3-speed c~olumn shift. light blue with alll blue vinyl interior, Mrs. WeIIs is Hostess when Sew-R"te Mee s e .._, Clothl.. inc1 A~ For Every ly Ont In Your Faml • OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM Elllw . . Mike Elberfeld• In ~e~~oo~ Around And AboUt M'dd/ rf , • I J!' .· H'• ~ . · �• '• ! -Da!IJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 17, 11115 -- 1 ~- - -·~· · ·· ·- - --- · -···--- ---- -- ··- To Ordain first Woman SAN FRANCISCO (UP}) &piscopal Bishop J - A. r:ke has delayed hiJ contro•··rsial e1 onlalain!i a woman IIIIo , the mln!dr) ·bat h'" not cha"'ed bis mind Pike am1ou11Ced Frldiy that he will COilllllt with tile rhurch's HOIIII o1 Bl•hopl 11 pal Church in the United Statea. Sfi!GEAIT CHIEF MASTEl He Wd that the Lambeth MAIOI SU&UIIT conferences and the church's moot reeen corrmnion, ~ held last October !n St. Louis, have held that deaconess.. can be ordered into the mlnlotry. Tha question, h• ••I~ s "' whelhet lhil WU autDmalte Dl' ' SEIIIUIT IEROEAIT ,.,....1 FtiiST SEIIGWT ~ VJ•• · COIII'OtiAL JI'ORT Pia. (UP! ) - .A sb: car Florida's fng-shroudecl MASTEft SEIIGUIT State Parkway today IEINIWT FIRST C:UII Geor&il vocaliolllln iously injured three ~ toiD'ilta. ~'I A UP! photoafllpher at ~ "acenes "fandetascstriiCbed ... ~me of .L. "" UICE PRIWATE em were llka pra.ia." CORPORAL FIRST CUSI Atilil of tbooe illled were In A a eouthbound car that CI'GISCI here. Five of the ~Old and illjuret and hit a The aceldent otcurrec1 at 4:21 had to be cut out or the wrecJI. "' · • Bold Lad Heads y ~btlnet, a.ill. EST two miles north of the MltcArthur Interchange which is the main ouUet from the superhl8hway to the Fort 0.. Laudeidalnrea. .. · · ··Three ol the four passengers / minlt'f:t ~~ ~":r,;~"H:c',_- Sky..Uder. Spread northbound vehicle containing fDur touriats from New York IIIII Connecilcul. The six killed, all Negroes, were from Savan- age with torches. ·, ., 'liN! dead wmo Identified ft Mrs. Evelyn Prahio, Howanli A. McKinney, §, Rosa llobefllo· J'lmela· Prt17iow, e, e,nllllo!. But'llljt,, 7, an<! er,ta V""fCCM!! 5 ·· · ·• . .,. ' N' Leaf! Sh 'l'hf H1nh P I - ·u pital In oerious condition and ew et ower .,..way atro the other was treated and re- ·S,UGON <UPI)- South Vietna- Iii •lc11ma were all .aD 1-=--...:.:::..:...::..- -le,osed. The lour were on their mtR · Slcyraiden protected by way bom Savtnnab to way hOme from 1 vacotlon at u.s. jets ~ ·~~~:e . lfnrth Mrl. l'rlylo'a molblr • . 10 JJ'1Q Miami Beach 17 riilles south of Vlft ,Nam city o1 Ooq Hoi 16- The three injured . ' da• wt'th 321.-. !··"~• that ..... w·- ld-""led u . ' - ""'~"' ,.... -· ..,..., e lldU S . La. h eluded extracts of Prestclenl N01'111411 W. La Cbanoe, fi OVIebl UDC, John10n's uncodltlonai peace Schwartzer, -21, Fiushin&. N. Another Satellite talks offer. . Norlllllll w. La OJance, (Continued Pqe One) MOSCOW (UPll - The Soviet There was evidence that ' U.S. Brlatol, Conn., and Paulo ·~.,.Y today launched anothe' Navy planet ...,.. dropping ner, st; ·New Ynrlt Cfty. ~ cauoe death u known. oateiUte in its Cdl- bombs ov~ tome North Viellla- , A fourth passenger 111 problem would be to freeze series: mese mll1tary sites ~y but ear, 11-year~ld Ell- Rrl•·tl bocly til a point II nukl be The officud Soviet news agen- no offic1lll announcem@!\1 was stein, New York City, w 1 i served lndfltnltely ..without Tasa sa1d the ~telhte-Coa- expected until later lorugh~ '.reated for . minor Injuries ~ ing destroyed. 66 - carries sc1ent1f1c 1n· the Jlroward Ge-al lfttlpliil There are three kinds strumenta for . continuing the GRANTED fl,ae,lll emergency room and rei~.' Th ,.,. 1•• _ acll apace exploral.loo proaram ao- WASHINGTON (UP!) - The · .. death. e o, __ , m ell nounced 011 March 18, 18&2, Urhlll Renewal Administratioll ,, death Is kno'lllll as eUnleal TUI saki the apparatus announced the award Friday of ~ ·I ~ · death and ;s when the heart aboard the Sputnik Ia funcliol>- a $1,113f1,28G grant for the ISand lungs stop funcllonlna. Inti normally and the coordina- acre Madison-Lathrop urban re- FOR ALL OCCASIONS . logical ~eatb ill that In wblch center is proces- newal project In Canton, Ohio. the body I orclllll are the incoming inlormalion w:; 'ilii llOwon eWJtWMn lhrollflh disease or otherwise . Mete• a-rat HoapitU the point medicine eannot UNIT SUMMONED ADMISSIONS - Jessie HIDWY •tore Ufe. The third ~;~~~~~ Middleport emer-·-. • reo- !On: Middleport; Nola Brad01 NIGHT I 9-2951 death in which the •-·• 1!111 aquadmen were summoned shaw, Pomeroy ; Eddie Jlo. Pomerov F1ower SL.o.. ~ ce!ip dete.Wte. Tltla ,_ at 4:43 p.m. Fridav lor Eddie mine, Middleport. Mrs. MID~ Dill ~We d.at.b ..,nlfiiRomine, a mecllcal ' patient. He DISCIIAKGES ~ HoWard tkird of•L-· da USUII'u ,.:!, t"h WI GIVI""'• TV -'AMI'S wo or Yl a..... • was lakeD II) Melfi General Rouah, Racine; Georfle Starch•• dinary medical death. Ihol)llllli b)' the unit. er, Pomeroy, w. illllll Po- Oh. , F" . may E d 'Death' • Froni J.";J Edna Ohlinger o· F 'day . City of Athens 1<1 ..... advlllltage this JUt Ia '""'-' • • • nmp. the median llrip 11 meeting at Glacier Ntttlonal whether 1 new ordination aerv- 'nlll AlllY ~feetlvo Sept I tbe Army wUI have Park in September before md:- Ice was noceasary. a DeW look ID teetptaa for oDIIIted m111. The new laD,. '"· Mn. Phyllil Edwarda a Plke'1 plan lor ordalnilla torponl will fit between private fll'lt clul and corporal, .,_ ~··--' d dnwlq I-ll 1111- '11M ...-nt private lint cl111 ralln&, deocon. '"'"· ""'".."" has rawn lome dnwiDC ~ 1111, will be dropped to 1:-2. The """ top However, his otlo'ement lndi- critlciJm withln tho church. lll'ada o1 ..... nl major Ia beln& oddocl. "'he lnlipll will c•H·d that be wu lntereoted ID Mn. Edwarda, a widow for liave a ,....lb DUtiY ~dtDc the 1t1r of tbe muter d:snJSsing procediD'e with the the past sb: years, II one of IWI nt'aiDIIIiala. ~ acept the loWell private 10"1P 1• u 1 ruult of the H:mso o1 Bllhopa IIIII did not •bout IOC aeaconl!llses of the ;a~ wllf llava 1 '"'end to abandon hiJ plano to chiD'ch In the United Slates make Mrs. Edwarda the llrst j and u such II 1 fulltimo workw.~o~m=lll=~orda=lnecl==ln=lh:e:Ep::ISCO<:: er who makH olck calla, ~ teaches and othorwile uolstt a priest. She would not usually administer the aacrament dill' ilia communion. However, with BiohOp Plke'l - - - - - · - - - - - approval, she did so on March E!ltered 11oop1111 28 In the church of the HoI y Among . those who entered Spirit in Salina•, Coil!., In the . Holzer hospital 1n the past :u lahsence of the vicar, the Rev. e ho Uri were' Mro. Byrd McKean, Lester Klnsolving, who had conted th ts I' 120 Third Ave., Paul lgleheart, secra e sacramen ear 1er rd s. · Howa 10 16 First Ave ..,-•-St Leo 91) C"""' •• Hardway, nVine St M F Tlpto d • richard " Lee n,SJa-L 441., rs. N R Third St., Middleport, Mrl. Nora Beng•. Minersvie, Derner c. Larkins, Rt. I Long BotIes ri Ill lom Mrs. Brinton J . Atliaon, Plallllli For Year Jackson, Walter Wllllama, WellSclentlatl belte¥e tllal . 'niiiT IN MIDDLEPORT D~ s10n. Mrs. Earl Walton, RL 3 whO die from tha Mn. Harry Hollf(iand and Wellston, Mrs. M. L. Newmy-~• a1 --·• ld •· SallVage, holb of CaOPTOMITitiST rr Wilkesville Mra Harold Funeral service• for Edna SEOUL, South Korea (UPO - Thousands of m~c _.., wou "" are apendJna the EuP~tton, Hamd~n. ~ Helen Ohlinger, Athens, aae 44 , who reans battled pollee today in the second bloody eastest res10ted to Ufe If weattpd with their niece Office Boura: 8 to 12. ~ to 0 IClole II NOOD OD Wineka. Rt. 1 South Point, Mrs. died in Athens Friday evenln&, ernment dem~nstration of the day . They destroyed one body could be ffollll befora bar hw.band, Mr. and Ml'l. 1'bura: - East Court St. Pomeroy Edith c. Betz Huntington Mrs. will be held Monday at 2 p.m. police substation and stoned another. Cfi,Jular d;tllh bqlna. :~~:lr:i~~M:oo:rai·~MI=d41~epo:rt:·~ ----------------~ Thomas J. White, Huntington, at the Foglesong Puneral home Earlier In the day 2,000 stu- Gold aaid ~ became and Charles w. BID'khart, Ash· I with burial In tha Graham .,._ dents lollflhl pollee In a sepa- marched onto the atreeto In the about a land, Ky. metery. rate demonstrabon, the f If t b the end of a hllf(e rally after ll·ittDc wltb Sle!lhenrll Blrtbo She was hom 1n Graham W consecutive day of tumultuous to protest a aovernment lloth are from Mrs. James G. Shaver, Rt. 1 Va., the danghter of the '~ rioting In Seoul. A number of slon to set~i< long-standing They decided to Gallipolis, son, 9:21 a.m. Frl-· Hugo Juhling Ohlln&er and Ma- atudento and pollee were report- ferences w1tb Japan, once the heavy maeblnery m:~::1[ day. ry Ottle Ohlinger. eel Injured. country's coion1al ruler. The 11111 plant C"ld """" In Diaehargfll SUrviving are two brothers, Residento of the c a p it al rally was held In a football sta- !1~1d u the IIIII! of lhelr aper·a,~ Patient! recently discharged Dorsey Ohlinger St. Alb11111 · dium. lions. · Former President Posun Yun, Mllgrlm't Interest liad beonil Incl uded Mrs. R. F. Weyand, I Charles Ohllng.;., Langsville: Mrs. J. Arch Danner, Ora S. five sisters, Mrs. Rinda Hesson', who called President Park whetted through relilma Clark, Mrs. John Bowcott, Cly- Colifomla ; Mrs. Eva Bllnco, Chung Hoe a "national lrlitor" sclentlfle pa~era wi'IIIID de Trivett, Samuel Jenkins Martina Ferry; Mrs. Dorothy and urged up to 20,000 periODS Pro!. R. C. W. ltthllet,· Mrs. Abla Tilliran, Mra. Eddie Thompson, Newark; Mrs. Louat the rallY to "rise up" livH in I DetroiiiUburb. White, Mrl. John Queen, Chill' lee Brookover and Mrs. Mary against the prHklent's "sellout The prole- poillta 0it1 lllal les M. Denny, Theodore Beegle, Dawson, both of Parkersburg; policy," led the march with medical aclerte hll Clyde D. Harvey, LISI Kay a half-brother ChariH Obllngother politicians. life by CUtllll many allmeniJ Hundr• of police that once were fatal He Roush, William A. Mitchell, er, Stockport: two half-sisters, ~1rs. K A. Wengler, Clark B. Mrl. Glad»> Barret and Mn. WASIUNGTON (UPI~ -Taft the way but the it can be npectld to deveiOtldl Cummmgs, Mrs. R. W. Jenkins, Martha Clark, both of west Vo- Broadcasting Co. o1 CineinllaU, dodged tear gas and more curea which Cllllld be Mrs. Floyd Clary,, Ancil E. lumbla. Ohio, has ~tltioned the Feder- screen cannlsters, overcame pli«< to peno~• strleken Tucker, Carl Wtlhams, John Friends may coli at the fu. ai Commun1cat,Jo111 Commilllon poliC&.-"florla and attacked llise&ll ll lhal!adJwere avldJa.·ll M. Dav1dsoo Mrl. Loren neral home alter noon Sunday. (FCC) to regulate community police sub-station which hie lhroulb eo1d !ftOrap. Thompson, Mrs, J. W. Brown ! anlenlll television eyatem1 set afire. lttlncll' a1ao ·I'HIOIII · and mfant dau_ghlel', Mro. J.j (CATV), it waa announced Frl- Some of the oppo•ltlon many peraona have been B. Hughes and infant dallf(hter, l day. tlcians were arrested but stored to life after they .ct\1al-l Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Mrs. R. Taft'l petition aoked lhe com- and his aides mana&~ to were dead from aome klndl A. Wrl&ht. : ?.'isllon to consider rules to away. of heart attaeb, upbyzlalion, . protect llld foster tha public Earlier 111 esUmated tlro111llnc and electrocuUOD. Gaqo rudlqa: Galllpolla interest In effective local broad- blfb achool studenta had Thll wu made poalble Dam 11.3, 26.1, runnlni II feel castinl', tha table ol alloclllonl tied police In lhe streets In a tltrollf(h new medical (Continued fr PI on rollero, Pomeroy-Muon ».- and tho PID'JXIHI and policiH violent proteot against the ntqUH and t to om P l) 77 Pt. Pieuant 2U4, Hillbm embodied In the All - Channel posed treaty with Japan death 111 111 vll'ioul II' en di';'vo Iettie long-stand- S.71 rising, Kanawha Falla Act of 1!162." Park sumiDOIIed biJ · Tholl who belleYe as Gold mgp 0 erences w th Japan. 1.47 falling, Charleston 22.21 ria- Its V ·moD waa one of two of delense ••• other military ask why If m~-'ne o ce arrested IOC students •·· Londo •-. fil d Fr'da ..,' """"-- re1 Y· The 0 ther came and pollee leaders nd b k th ••· n ""'" was nmnmc • to an store 1 par1011 dead for~~=~; ~ ':uta up e demonslra- 81> feet, Marmet t feet and from Capital Cities Broadcast- gency conference to discus• oeveral hOura, ..... It 10111• more violence waa Winfield dam II feeL. lng Corp., New York, which w•" feared •• 20,000 resident• of the Baal Movemeell: asked the FCC to withhold ac- .Uuatlon. cannot restore a body cleld tor capital •!reamed IIIIo • football Oblo lllver - Wellern up 14, lion on ln!Ual autboriZalionl an mdellnlte periOd. stadium to attend an opposition- 6:50 p.m.; Andrew Calhoun end renewal applleatlolll far l'loy,.... 11" l'ortabte TO MEET TUIIBDAY spon10red rally.. . up 14, 3:40 a.m.: Titan up 16, families serving certain CATV Grolljl 11 o1 lbe J'lnt Prft. Modo! No. PG UIO 2:20 a.m.: NO'/I Marlllllv!Ue cateaon.. pendJna adoption d chiD'ch of Middleport ~E, ALA. - AM- down 16, 1:40 a.m.; lllca up 16, perman,>nt rules. meet TllllllaJ It 7:10 enca • Satlll1l-5 moon rocket, 5:15 a.m. ; Philip Sporn down The FCC dlacualed the eonthe borne ot Mrl. by far the workl'o mighUest 17, 1:5$ a.m.; Jerry Bolworth troversial 1aaue Wednelday IMoon. Mrs. 0eorp '.\.iii: · · ~II booster, palled Ill flrll tat fir. down Ul, 4:36 Lm.; Zimmer up did not make •ny publie anand Mrl. Bethel Cakmtu log Friday with an awesome 20, 1::!5 a.m.; Natlollal up 21, nouncemenll. •latina ~• . · blast of flame and smoke that· 5:4.1 a.m.: Jefferaou up 21 1:4$ The Oblo Senate hu before moved the Unitocl Statea a step a.m.: Warren Hollf(land up it a bill to put CATV iD ORDER YOliB aDCUII closer to oendlnc men to the Greenup 4:80 p.m.; Slem!aoo state under the Public Utilities Volunteer 111 moon. down Greenup t :!5 p.m.; Am>- <;ornmlslion but the bW 1 11te rocket'• llant first otage ette Jone1 down Greenup 10:35 up m 1 aubcommlltee and ;g a generated 71> million pounds of p.m.; Dltnolo up Greenup 12:10 sponaor, SeD. Tetu1yaon Guyer, April thrust - Bva limH the power a.m.: Jfffboat up Greenup 1:15 R-Findlay admill It 11 •11 Orden may be of the Satum-l's now Dying _ a.m.: Valvollne down Greenup &ood 81 dead." town hall. during 1 81>-oecontl around teat UIS a.m.: IJttie Georp do'lllll ---wry out that offlclail aa1c1 waa "highly Greenup 4:15 a.m.; Luther COLUMBUS (UPI) - U. successful." The firing was 1 He~ clown Meldabl 1:25 quor lllet Ill Marft 11111 7.D New 21• Admiral miJOI' mllhloM In Anierica•a p.m., Lady Marjorla up Melceat llie ..... effort to dnelop 1 thJoee.ttage dahl 10:10 p.m.: Wayue H. up per th Iaiii ,.... ....._ Ctiiii'Ol Portable with txclutlve rocket eapable of hiD'Iing lh Meidahl 12:10 a.m.; Ranns- Dlreetor D. Celt re"Steelbond" Plctu... Tubtl 4.1-toa lhroe-mau Apollo 1~ wood up Meldab12:05 a.m.; o.- porietl Frlda:r. sltlp to the a-. by lfl'lG eo clown Meldabl 4:1G a.m. . GalllpeU. Dall! - Cathy It down S·15 p m. e. Jor SYDNEY CHAPLIN DIES CI.BLAND JAILED don up ·4·:!5 p~· ~ey J - NICE, Fra- (UP!) -The ileDry 1!. Cleland, Jr. 18, Lucas up· 5,211 · p.~.: Sol: body ol Sydney Cbopllll, . 10 Pomeroy 'IIIU amated by Porn. down !8:3& p.m.· LUDp Point year~ld elder brother of ~~:~~~~ eiALDWIM •1'0)' pollee -17 IL<Iay on a up 12::11la.m.; J.'S. Lawil clown dian Ch~rlle Cltaplll, wu taken l!ld OTMII fliiiiOift RIGULil1tt.H DWI cJwae. Cleland was being 1:20 a.m.; Elfarclll! up Nl today from the hotel where .. lAY. lOA NOW MANDl ' held 1D llll today, a.m.: John Lacld Dean do;... died ThiD'adaf nlfhl to the - 8:10 a.m. leiU cemetery J11011U8 hll'a. aay RIYer- .A J Pat. ton clown Marmet IO::ie ·p.m.: EDIRON'!I DAUGih£8 DIEI Georp Prica up Marmet 1•15 NORWALK, ColUI. (UP!) OIVOflll 10 tftTI111n 01o a.m.; HaleD z. clown Wlll~ld Mrs. Marion Ediaon Oser, t2!111iiWi M•IGI ••1011 ARIA 2:10 p.m.; H. E. Bowilo clown the oldest of lhe eblldron Admlr1l AM FM Radle _ ., Winfield 1:» a.m. Tl"'.•nu A. Edison, diftl Friday, "Siiii..,.iiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiililii .At A New Low Prlce-24.95 -.... ,.• ...::--.,. at her bomt ha't. 1r Pu~ ,...,. .._ __ . , ntw • . . _.... , . _ 11 n 1 The IHILIY·Medti.Me. Yl 107 Hospital News . Sm~shup Six _Vacationers Die in Bishop Pike.is Determined ,... ..,.,.....,.,._ Korean youth Keep seonI Ill Turmoi·1T0da " · w. 2·H ··= N. W. COMPTON, 0. . •, · THE ~PORTS DESK By Bob Wingett ' Martindale, Yancey Tied For First In Houstqn Meet Lemanhaw Bowhunters club m;t·tet CATV Made Target 0£ New pet"t" I IOU Swingin' River DeWS THE POET'S CORNER lly UPI Briefs 13" PORTABLE -R NEW! II Mldllh-11 Doa... PIANOS IHE D- SENTIND .'179·95 I[......, YOU MEET THE ii"•iiiii;.: .,.., 01 Do- · - ..... ---•• ~;.:;/'•:.. .::.• · " "' ,_ COWMBUs (UPI) !1t4piMD wv . -.....\ ,:::.•.#"': 0. Jla&mm. 21, Colnmbolt, .,, . ..... kll~e~~ today wban bla euto ... _ . 10 Willi WI Ill cet1Mr 111t1 aJam. :f~':"' • .. . - - • r ~ mill. IDio a Ileal 11n1tr wl!ldJ llliJiporla a nllroad lrtllle. p., ••~'"':"If n'(' ZS 11 ~ 1lci •ld HaiiDIII wu thron ~ trorn the auto 111t1 waa t1eat1 "' 011 arrllll at 1 1oc11 hntpllel. ..=.-= r _ ;;; ... .-: .r.: \ ........ ., S:kf iz~.:::..1 ..., .no SI!:RVICII:I n:r CLEVELAND, Obio <UP!) Funeral ten'lcea w111 be held today for Frlderick G, kiln(, retirecl usiltant to vice Jll"'ltteDt of the Wutlnl-11 boule Electrle Cotp., wboH..,italrll 'l'hunday 111 Ill Lullt'• here. D.ta or Aft!m to:~ ..:T:.':'·.r:~- the An be .;.;. .- - Jlrl 1nlod IIJ till ebfldrea "] ll'riDidll l:;wq Star, ~ ·-·Jf!'""'•11.:.l: Naomi Baptfll ~ luadly eel a fatal'-'! al*klt ••- · at 11 :10 a.m. bome Frlclay. bit .FERTILIZER ., ' ' ON A ~SY T&~ . •. '"I A I "'',, CONTACT .,_ , u, PH. W19·1'01.; ,., JIM·,eARN . All' ,._ . . FlO·LIZER,. 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A-e. . • • Cath & C•• 1 f · ludgtt Plan �-· Seniors Lead Scholarship Eastern High ·During Fifth Six Weeks Honor Roll Is Announced Hl&h Smith Robert Smith, Jacquel"'bool in scholarship in the fifth ine Spencer, Bessie Bay.., LiJ>. · !enloro led Pomeroy sis week gradln& period with 16 on the "B or better" honor roll announced today by Prilr elpal James Diehl. The rollo do starcber, Robert Stelly, Pblilp Swindell, Sandra 'l'bomol, Thurmo VaiJihan, Janice Web.rUJlll, carla Will, Rheo WID, Erneatine WOO<!. JUNIORS - N.,.cy Arnold, Marjorie Bentz, Sharon Biggs, Cheryl Edwards, Jane Evans, Jeffrey Gibbs, David Goodwin Claudia Grueser, Sandra Hen- SENIORS - Augustine Branham, Donna Crow, Louis Diehl, Sharon Dill. Jenn~er Evans, Patricia Fultz. Anita H a II, Mary Handley , Donna Hauck. Joan Hewetson, Ba.·bara Horak. John Johnson, Jackie - - -SEOAL STANDINGS ~NortherD TEAM Athens "·'··nvi'II • .. .. ....... Wellston . ". .• .. Logan ......... TOTAlS .. • .. . - Gail St. ClaU', H1lah VaiJihan. SOPHOMORES - Eddie Ba- Dt"fisfon) w 1 1 o o z er, Jennifer Blakeslee, L R o o 15 1 o 1 1 10 2 26 tSoathernDivlslon) TEAM W L p 1 0 Jackson .. " Middleport .. .. I 0 Gallipolis ...... 0 1 Pomeroy . . . . . . 0 I TOTALS "-·" 2 % APRIL 13 RESULTS: Athons 15 L<og•n 10 Nelsonville 1 Wellston 0 ings) " Middleport 2 Gallipolis " .Jockson 6 Pomeroy 4 APRIL 20 GAME': Pomeroy al Gollipolis Middleport vs" Jackson Athens vs. Nelsonville Wellston vs" Logan 6 2 I 4 13 Scott. Ne i I OR Colmer, Becky Crisp, Danny IIO!ING'8 BABY-Photo ohowo the wines of o model of Boeing's supersonic transport in low, modlum and high opoed poaitlons. Deoigned for efliclency In ali speed rongeo, 10 Crow, Connie Dill, Susan Dixthe plone will cruite at 1,800 mlloa per hour. The model hoa been submitted to tho o on, Bill English, Joyce Evan•, Fedenl Aviation Agency for eVIIuatlon• 1 Terri Fultz Geraldine Hayes, 15 Peggy Hoffner, Judith S m i t h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -%6 Naomi Smith Robert Whaley, 1 Raymond Zirkle, Candice Hutton Millie Legar, Kay McGaw· a~n, OP an, Susan Lytle, Paul McElroy, 'J:" ,. c c •t0 I •.O mmen t ' Even t,s 4 Bill Moore . 8 Willi Y 1 JUNIOR HIGil 2 . NINTH GRADE - James An· 6 derson. Linda Ash, Beverly Bea13 ver. Michael Bentz Sandra Kay am S Whit ' e Tuppers Plains . visory service regarding funeral and bnrlal pre-arrangements. You are Invited to tlkt fuU ad vantage of his broad experlenee. It may apare you pouible rearet 1 £ I II '10·00. wr.. ..· MAPLE FRAMED PLATE GWS MIRROR-- $ 19,95 $ 9.81 22 Ia. x 30 ln.-47 ln. " 3tl ln. FLoOR SAMl'1& BOOKCASE B E D - - - - - - - - $ 39.95 • 19.00 l'lllin Size Mseh. Flllllb, FLOOR SAIIPLJC. SOLID MAPLE CHEST - - - - - - - • 79.91 • 12.00 48''L-11"D. J'LOOJt SAMPl.&. MAPLE FLOOR LAMPS" _ _ _.......,_ _ • 14.91 --- RADJQ?9 ........,. FLOOR 8AIIPLE. ..... ~ ··~ Uphoiattred - t IDd NEED PAINT? Each Panel II 70\i ln. • 1i Ia. & 111. .. Polly II'Gilm Cuobiaa. MIDDLEP.ORT, Luco-" Gr..t Nome in Points. Bec:IUM of Thlo, We Are Selling Our Entlro lxisting StOck of Mori· Fontostlc Prl-. o. ............... ..e-... 11M..-"*" 1. t t.71 POMIROY p.......... ... Vdo tJM LADDEIS FOR BUNK BD e Select Your Gifh Jlelltl,f..... Amerlca'lMott Voluoble .._\'tllelr;IAIQ ................&j ' ' - ' 114 Mulbor, An. ALFALFA WEEVIL HAS HIT! Check Your Fields Nowl Get Your Control Chemicals at Lindmark •GUTHION •MALATHION •METHOXYCHLOR All th11• chamlcals recommended by O.S.U. 11011 lpellt • willt friends, Xr. 8IICi llllller and dauibter llf 1012. ~lalfvel ID M•Dnancl Gallla caunti" PhoM WY 2·2181 Jack W. C:ar1ey, Mgr. Look for the Big 'L an Reul'e 7 a 3a •t thl Upptr End Itt Pomeroy 1 OPEN TIL 9 P.M. (MONDAY THRU SATURDAY) 'ohio. 8tutda]•ll 11th and lerving Mtigs, ' \' ' · . . REGISTER NOWI fl1euds bite ctlved ~ebt of blrtb o! a danglller, ~'7111 LJm, Marcll 23, welflhlhl a ozs. to Mr. and Mtt. a. Loagenette ol Albua'quarque, New MOldco. ·-·.. > Thill new llant Ia ' compact power llilll be I!Vfn FREE to a luckY native of Ohio-Oil June 1Jtt. ltECr· ISTER NOW It Meigs Equipment · . ·, Co. and let ue arrange for an 1111' the·farm demonstration. Stomptl BAKER FURNITURE! THE POMROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. NIW VIISATIUTY •• COMFORT •• ECONOMY ""- . "The Department Store of Building Sill"e 1916" f Pomeroy ' '- ,..; 'r' PHONIWY...., ' ' ' ' ,. ' J "' . '· > ; ' '1111 • .,.,. •' •' On June 1st,anew424will be given , away at a drawing in Columbus, Ohio Itt....., . ' .I · Ph. WY2 5270 PRODUCTION CREDIT "' . ......1111$1.00 Guardratllflil'bw!kbeds. County Manaeer way·YOU SHOULD. PJ,.ANT~ FftJfJ('S Q;:·HYBRIDS. ; ' Ill IJ ..fJI, ""'..... Mit Ioloot people are buJIII bolt ...... - . of,trtators • '' .. .. $1\VI'- · DICK STICRIII!iTT ·"lO·BtG. It · ~ .......... o..... CNd•••••• . .~~~Mr~.~~~~~~~~ " l COIL liD IPIINGI . World'l~ .....~ ftiOOI a.YiPr.m. 111llr 11t , ' ' eC.mpotttln Tllsi&Mn Cwt eO" The P1rm 111"11-ice •CI'Idlt Life IMUPIHII c. $ tf.• .1 , 1•. lZ"wlde, ~ . . . . •Iring Your Booka There Is No Gimmick To This Sole. Thla Is NOT Off.Quallty Merchondlse. We Slllljlly Mull Moke Room For Our N- Line of Lucoo Points. Blttw Hurry-Supplleo Arl Limited i t 89.tl ROOI COVIIING •" 20% to 25% Off \ Not much to t!liooadtem.lhihlllll..... TUESDAY, APRil 20th 10:30 A.M. til 6:00 p.M. ltto, Cr11tone and Other Points ond Plnlahes If I C1oJ-o.M. ILOOI ......... ARMUSS CHAIRS 1 Grvu '.l'apestty, 1 tlarli·. _ lljJaa EXCILON nLE Cor. 2nd & Mill Sts. To aI WYWIOI EASY CHAIR -----~~~--I 69.91 $ 19.71 WILL IE AT IVANS ••• THEN READ THIS FULJON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES btct. · SOLID PANEL FOLDING ICIIIN -· - - - - $ 14.91 Red111ptlon ReprestlftlliYt ° !.J NIW HOllAND BALERS & RAKES .EY..fERGUSON PLOWS and DISCS SOLID MAPLE HARVISJ TAILI----- $109.00 $ 49.0o X 31 Ill. witll z ln. Dtop z-r. IIUIOIIIIAIIPLI LIMED OAIC DININO lOOM QIAIIS - - - 'lt.fl $ up LY 3-4550 245 E. Stlte St. Athena :.n:' lmpl11n11tl For Fast, BeHer Service IIIIn. Diles Radloear Co. PhonH WY 2-3193 and WY 11·3679 ' j "PROVINCETOWN" SOLID MAPLII . ; ; ; - - - $181.10 • 19.71 ; m today for your FREE copy. There is no obliratiOtL We Are Chonglng Our Complete Point Llno ·~ .I • Drawer. FLOOR S.ua>LE. WALNUF IUFFIT _ _ _ _ ___..;._ _ • 79.fl. !" Massey-Ferguson and , New Holland Eq_uipment Foam cuoblon, orm covers. Good tapostr7 oom-. i'LOOBIAIIPLE. l>eafnee11." Write, phone or SoCJ"ety News Z::: ar!l . Morris Equipment Co. EARLY AMERICAN WING lACK CHAIR-- $139.95 Double Dreaer with Plate Glul lllmtr, I llruu& Bashan FOR COli Capital Improvement Equlpmenf U•OIIOCk Automobllos lllducational LoiJio .SEED CORN . ' ------$ 29.5P booklet, Baoo.: ":J :::- r.;. ,!t Opera~ --GRAHAM$ OHIO CERTIFIED ---. THE S"OE BOX The answer to thil question many more important facti he found In the a.........................""".......... ro'"""""'""'""'"'"'""_'"";;..=........................ TONIGHT ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? *'..I£ o;!'!rt ea.:,; Long Bottom SOCJe • f y NeW Jameo' SHOP ....,...,...,...,!!!IIP M ••leo I . UNTIL 9 PM upfwJ + CLEAN SWEEP ;wo put-., DONORS ,ocie,ty NOtes GIVE TOGETHER @ SOUTHWTERN OHIO FUNERAL SERVICES, INC. ajM., AHred BLOOD Society News There is no charp or obll&atlon for anch ad- WASHINGTON - Harold Wil- warning. States In Viet Nom as surely son retlll'Jls to Wa!lhiogton for The next and even more slg- and as automatically as doe8, Bmg, Duane Bricklcs, Dawn another friendly gD-round with nificant sigoal Is actually a say, Americans for Democratic . Carper. Maunsha Durst. Keiih President Jobnson as a most series of sigoals that are sttll . h home But 1 1ii inn- i Evans, Terry Evans, William happily despookeel politician. For Wilson is standlog Action . ere ~1 · Fetty Cathy Fultz. Jor.n Goodthe United States policy Wilson m office gives us the I win Pamela llayes, Donald Nobody here had ever suppoS· resistance to Communist ag. most Important moral backlog ·Lambert, Jennifer Menchini, ed that this Lahorile British gression In South Viet Nam. we are lellinl trOm abroad on P.O. ...... 1David Michael. Mtchael O'Bn- Prime Minister would deliber- Moreover, truatworthy Inform•- Vtel Nam. Thlo, one I!UIIpocta, ,en, Jane Qu1vey. Robert Reeves, sell out the Western po- iton here suaaests that he can Is not so much because ho loves Oolllpolio, Ohio 1 Melody Roush. Alta Schrrnsher. sition in the cold war. In plain will continue to do so In· that policy overmuch, but rath· CIIIIUII I Jlunerol Dll'lctw A'out •Donna Smith .Janet Smcla~r. truth, however, a great anXIety dellnitely, notwltbstandlog some er because power breeds a sen· Ali Punenl tncllurlal '""'"""-Becky Stivers, Patnck Story. clutched here at many persons pettish reslivesess on his left se of responsibility. The erosion :Lonng yaughan . - lncludiog some of high rank i1om within his own pa'ty. of reallty eats away that dream\~~;;;~&&&.i.;;a& - - - ~ - - - - -~ - -=---- -·- - ------·-----Bill Eachus On 1 EIGHrH GRADE - J 1 - when a few months ago he The Wilson we now see Is the World which men build before KenDoneth hEngllsh. R~lncka come to power by flinging out real Wlloon, in that we ~w they have hard duty to perform. Buc ks, RefI Two . rot Y Neulz g, the ConservatiVes. w1th whom realiZe he is not the drearily Bill Eachus, lormcr SEOAL Chansse Porter, Chester Roush, the United stales for 14 yeara professorial typo he had once It begins to appear lltat In I all·star gridder is movmg up on Sawyer, Je!J Werry, Bar. had been able to deol in useful seemed 10 be. This real Wilson Harold Wlloon in Eogland there Coach Woody Hayes OSU team bara White John Zurcher harmony and instinctive trust. i< a true political pro; Ibis he may be some parallel to lite ., spring drills con~m~. SEVENTH GRADE . This new, greyish and notably has proved In six months as paradox of a Harry TrUman In Eachus, former Galtipolis star Burt, .Mike DaVIS, Roger Gil· undistinguished • lookiog Harold Prime Minl!ler Tllough his col>- the United States. Truman reaOrL ... has moved up lo the Red ~o ' nmothy Gl~z• •. Marl~ne Wilson had. from the American trol of Parlla,;,enl is as thin ched the Presidency suppotedly Per Month line lor the Buckeyes along wtth . Karen Griflllh. Mike viewpoint a shivery record as as a moonbeam he has all the only interested in and compeBlll Anders, Terry Cochran, Grind~~· B~tte I llobste~ter, an opposition leader In England. same wrlaeled iNm the clam- tent In bread·and-buller re~ik~ ~~:n\nd J~::: r:~~~~· Pat O'Br~:~ ; 0';;,",;y 't'a~~~~· He had once been a bai>-the· mv embrace, and the blackmail formlst d?mestlc politic~. He ~ed ~ lhe second lluck: Richard we.:Oer, Keith Wisecup:! bomber and close to a neutralist. capacity, of Labor's left wing. became, mstead, a foreign poDISCOUNT IIIULAII . · This columnist, for one. saw the 1,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0 eye offensive umt. transition In London as 8 On the tough issu.,. like Viet It EARLY AMERICAN SOFA BED -----$149.95 $ 97.00 catastrophe· one wondereed N?.m hts own left-wmsers dare Polly foam cushions, Attnoll.. print fallrlo. n.ooR IAJIPLE. whether th~re t'Ould In fact al- not push him too hard, lest ways be an England. they push frOm power blm and PROVINCIAL STYLI SOFA, 85" $279.95 $158.~ But like many fears this was t!Iemoelles alilt~. And he has, on Fruitwood trim, pot!J foom cashlons, mn ....,IIMII fabllt."IILOOR lAMPL& a fea'r of something 'that was issues such as this, ~.aged to not going lo happen. For the rally !he supportt of British .Co~>­ ITALIAN PROVINCIAL STYLE, 90" . $369.9$ $169.00 WIIson In power 1s quite another ervalives Wt1o perhap& love Foam Cu•hloD, Jil[ht beige fabrlo. PLOOB &AMPLE. breed of cat from the Wilson hlm no more than before but who so strenuously, and so still know tbe difference 11&TRADinONAL SME,'' 94" . $269.95 $161.00 ly, was only seeklsg power. The tween respoll!lble and lrrespon· "Where You Get tho Most 8 PollY Foam Clllblons, beautiful lltolelalll l'abrle, 'l'llrQ. eolor. li'LOOB SAIIPLIC. first plain signal that he bad slble lnternaUonal conduct. For Your Money" nol become the Queen's first A Wilson out of offlee would ftiiiDDLIIPORT, 0. ''FLEXSTEEL" LOUNGE CHAIR $149.95 $ 75.00 1~::;:nlo preside over the li· have_I~e'!_.":bl~tl~og~a~t~th~e~U~n~lt~eel~!!l!!!!!!!!'!!!!!l!!. . Foam cushion back and -1. Fabrle 1111011, tolot FLOOR IAIIPL1II · I< of i)llo Western alii&· "CHARLAMATIC'' RICUNEI -;;;;;~~ $149.95 $ 75.00 came many weeks 1g0 Loob lite 1 rtlular elqb ebalr wllalllla 11n1tJ1t 1 r'llll Gelot • "1011. l'alllla II ~ when he stoutly told S~•;!~ / FLOOR SAMPI.J!:. Indonesia that it was not to be allowed to overrun $ 11.00 PULL UP CHAIR --~ . laysla - and aent out enoi.IIh I Block and whits VinYl. FLOOR SAMPLE. of the Royal Navy and ol British Army to underwrite $ 69.00 'j ~DID Oo. - . Alell Should yon be aoUcltecl te lniy 1 famiiJ cemetery lot, bllrlal vanlt or marker, ahead of need, It Is advisable that you CIIIDIIIlt with a fuueral cllrecter. !ley leader o! extraordllllr7 abUlly while moJdnc I hash of his domestic progrem. Wll!CII also came to tbe prime mlnlstershlp as auppolleeily a bread-and-butter domestic reformist politician. Unleao he drops some more o1 hill old J10o Uons he Is Ukel~ to fDul up Brltlan·a Clomeatle economy. liut no fair man can fault bls conduct of Brlllan's loreigo Iffalra. He Is an unoocllllst, Ifter aU; for he understands the rulllies and the uses of power. llrnr II II IIJilllUiltd lly b o t b tbt B lldtt WI. . buytn llld ..u.n. lie~~~~With tile """""" ol tile llle to lllrlltM 2\ ......., held last week, thoee Interest;. ~ ~ ed lhouJd with lite JUD'olr P!lltY to up wllb • Fait Board aroap llld tile - . lleeUI'e liiJPPCift, IIlii &D booil, d ; ltdo Gil tile 001JUD0t1. btlld aboul poople tltat were lion company offietals and - and ... U tho ldM Ia lty, tht buyen, the sellers, IDd llillnlt.d Ill 1118 All 111111 aaid, pr... their opinion "' to wb&- by lite puiJiko. the need. "Ill bad only lmown ?be mach- titer thtre Is • place in t be Anotber-lljiiCC of lite u Whether lite Ulld m"lllery iDery· tbal wll avollable, I <fl'· Meigs County areo for lllch 1 that it pr091de6 _ , - ....1!.11 auctloa boa 1 pllce lrllba Mei31 talnly would have been !hero." sale. , goes into till eea mnlc llfll of eotml7 aru wiD bl dete'mloed Tbere I& 8VIII . talk at With addilional support, it the area, ontl 11 rrtk by the future respo111e of buy· the moment that po881bly the .....,. there could be 111 oppor- know, dollm wbldl a ers and aellero to sucb an aue> sale ~ be a twice-yearly tunlty to provi<le a service to the economy tum over an, lion. T1e one ~ld last Sa!Urday e'lent. one early in lbe fall to wbleh for lite lutNveral year1 to live tlmell befGrtl IIIey lrlle was worked up on about a 30 sell machinery whicb would be hal 1101 been mel -vely. their dfed:lv.,... doy notlcs, did 1101 hive a large useful in tbe ~D oea-, and For lite lut 20 yean the m(J(lt Anyone iDII!relted in organllatloll hock of It, but was tben • sale agam in lite apriog lollcal pi- to lind uoed farm in8 an opinlan either for or a;" an - p t to provide a clefl. to sell machinery which Wll machinery was at the flll'ID gainst lbe oont.tnuatioD of Dlte """I"" to pooplo In Meigs more UIOful 4Utlog tile wbere farms were going oervic.e of provldlq ID IIIGika and l1l1'l'Cllllldl oounliel. aod summer seasons. out of business. 1n foct at many tale for Uled farm m ...... ,. FoUowtog lite ule last Satur- ~ ill no good war of de- of these sales neighbOrs brought should make tba lminnl doy, lll.lll1 cammeata have been tenmnlnc publi<: reactiOn to machioory in to be sold. of the offlclala ~~~~-llllltl With lite tendency to slahilo llble for tile on• mzM mac:lililo visited Mrs. Mayme Parker tze the number of farms at •· ery llle beat lilt ...._ lite Elmwood Nursing homo on ,,.................. Friday, <' Mrs. Margaret Follrod and son, Charles, of Pomeroy, vllilted Mrs. Clara andassist· Nina Robinson last Follrod week and DO YOU NIID MCIIIlt sale, and partlclpotloll wao dlstaa<t1 be,....t. Anod. aampll til. IIIIJ'W. widespread, It wu til 1n tbe eari711W1 Help CCJIIDo lq ClliiCell'lllal .aN il,le FledTbo u,ec1 maC!blner7 aliCtlon start of a filling of a need in ty poultry producers were in- • Call SalOl In <!pOl' 1• 1 over eoaducted tt tht Melp OtiUDt7 the Meigs County area. volved ill settiJ11 up an egg 1111> mucll ol 10'1'te dsril 0 b l o J'atrpouad last f1aturc1a1 Tile purpose ot the 8pOII80r> wblcb picked up tbe 1111 and W.-t Vlrgbda. '1!-. ll'OUPI a auccedll ~ to Rick log ol the sale was to provide the 18l'Diel'l, took them to contellbtte the ~ quality Koblenll, prealdorlt of the an opportunity !Dr Iarmon, eonoentratl!m point, end then celv• In ..., ,pllci, . package Metas County JUDior Fait Board dealers and others to brina in were IOid by the ouollon them In Jaraer .111111o tbtiD most Carnahan and officlala Uled IIUICblnery which wu no With tfil, bowtver, II llll'lllll'l ha.. avallallle~llrldsell the Bradford' Auction Com- looger of use on the partic:ut.r Is poulble to move them lOJC !Item to tbe COIDIIIOIIlial feed 'whicb conductad tho llle. operation, put II up lor auetlon distance, oo .,. a~no ."' lots. An excellent alock of IMdl- so lb!l some other Iarmer COUld auch are no toncer m prolili· 'l'1IIl problem of .,..utlng IJ lnery irh 00 lumd. All of the secure lhll machJMry tM DIUlce. However, there ore still in conllnulrii-... Martetlog w811 IIIIVieublo and use. epmo ooctlons of the COUDII}' ol caune II a dlfllll,. ·oervlce . condltioo, lind 111011 '1\fa II oae ez•mplo of Gf. lhat CODCeDirate 08IJ and tben and whetblr- *'*II per. in llood mechlnical ftrllc 1 oew t,po o1 en$ato they are oold by telephone to formed CJD ID .llldlvldual basis, conclltion. There apparently prlle ll'ble.ll 11 nol In utmwc. the highest bidder. or an organiu"onol, or group were some ideas that mochln- In tile - · ery would not be In movable 1VJ in no •ay II tryh!l to condllloo but careful e•amin•· abort cut the operoUOIII of lion and buyera llldlcale!l that chlnery dealen 1n lite COUDty, this wu inco1'1'8<:1. In moot .,.. but Is offering them as weD ., tl lite machinery wll ready to farmero an opportunity to at. IO a1 tbe Ume oI th e saIe. . tract interest in machinery The folks from the Jumor which may be setting In a lot Fair Board of ciiUrse were on or shed or field that the buy- By Mrs. Evelyu Brlckles Sundey Scbool attendlnee on eel with moving. On Saturday band to a101Jt the auction com· er has not found. Mra. Maxine Chapmllll, Mra. April 11 wu 52, olferiog was afternoon and evening, Mr. and PIDY ill log:;'nc, lisliog and Tbe auction metbod of Gertrude Hoffman, Mrs, Neiael $13.72. Worship services were Mrs. BlDy Follrod. and daught· COllductlnc the lillie. The ladles hll for a good many years Weatherman tnd M or I e held at 10o45 with the Rev. er of Athens, VISited and as· ollhe Meigs County Junior Fair been one of the outstanding Griffith all attended a weekend revival closed ~~~~. Castn of Ches~ ~ were also o.n hand a~d ways of ollractlog the attention meeting of lite called · 1h h proVIded excellent lunch facil· 01 people to a product. ot Cbrillllan Service at Sunday evening. Rev. Earl er Ul severa omes ere iU01 Ior the &roup of oevera1 At one time, neatly all sell- polls. Rusoell of Coolville was the theMarlene poll weekend. evangeli.!t. Winebrenner arrivhwxlred people In attendance. iog occurred between tbe buy- Rev. Caslo of Chester, Mrs. Easter Sunrile selvicea will ed hire at the home of her · Clubo and individuals donal- er and the seller. Tho buyer Bertha Schriber and CALL RI:A CIIOU be held here Sunday at 6 a. m. parento laat week after spendinllllllteriall for the lunch stand went to the farm and made hll Bentz of Ma110n City, W. Va., 'l'heze will be a program by the lng the past few months ID were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora purchase frorn lhe producer. Roy and Arthur Swam of M.Y.F. and a Holy Commu~>- Florida and Bermuda. G. R. Thompson, Ernes- Today this II no longer poa~ al Wlncheoter, Mr. and Mrs. ion service. An Easter break- Glen Robinson has been workWood, Mrs. Mary K. Rose, ble. It now beComes necessary R. C. Orr of The Plains, Mrs. laot In the church basement ing at the remodeling ol his Kahientz, Dan Smith, lor groups, Individuals, and or. Carrie Burson of Athens and wiD follow. home above hls present store Jennifer Blakeslee, Mrs. W. A. l&nlzatlons to Aet up Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swa.rta Sunday School will open at here, preparing to moving into Morpn, Mrs. ~leo Smith, . Sy. means of attracting laraer quafl. Alfred all were Sunday guests 9·30 on Eaoter as usual An ft this spring" rocuse Five Po111ts Star Stitch- titles of material In one place of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode. i:> egg hunt will follow ~n the Til< WSCS will hold its en\ Mel&• Pleaoure Rid•n, Sy· and then enr.urage buyers Mr. and Mro. William Wallon church lawn. This will be lol· lar meeting at the borne lowed by the worship service ll'lorenue Spencer Tuesday racuse Cook lind East f.H club. gather at that place. Back In and family have moved from Worken ualslln& in the lunch the IO'a "J 30'• much live. Rockport, W. Va., to tho home 0~ led by Lloyd Dinger, lay lead- ening, A,:pr;:il;;::;;20;;;.;;::;;;;::;;_ _ stand and sale were Sally Mora, stock was purchased by a bU~· of Mr. end Mrs. Tom ~ . er. -lilmlllllne Wood, Patty KD- er going directly to the farm, Mrs. Ada van Meter and Lyona amiiY at Tupper!! Worship services wlll be ·blenta, Mra. Donald Mora, Mrs. payln8 the farmer spot cash Ethel Stout and Rev. and Mr1. Mr and Mro Robert Van held Sunday evening at 8 by 0. R. ThOmJIIOO, Marie Ko- and then takmg the livestock Eugene Emenou and M leiW llie nd M the Rev. Casto. blentz, Mrs. Franceo Spencer, to aome concentratlo.n point or attended the haptlling at M of Robe v Wh'~ ol K r. A large crowd attended tbe 1\lrs. C. II:. Blalceolee, Mrs. Cleo selling It to IIIli onolher buyer pre last SUnay. a. Hedr~ ~ funeral oervkeo lor Charles Smith,•JOIIIllfer Blakeslee, Alice who concontnted the stock. Mn. Ec!na Summerfield VII • ' 'Desmond Swartz on Monday a£- - - - - - - - - - Smith, Jaqkle Jones, Rachel Today, procttcolly all Uv• Sunday with ber daughter temoon at the church here with Downie, Rick Koblenu, Charles otoct II hondleel lhrougb au.. Mildred Caldwell and famU . Sue Hayman and. dlughtero hurlal in the Benlt cemetery. By Mrs. A. H. Dalley . Fncker Dale Hill, Archie Rose lion mat'llets. We have fotrr M p uletta De dY vlsltin& relallm In Vlrglfl. Relatives were present from Mrs. Dayton Hayman visited 'Meredith, Dan Smith HveotoCk aactton mortetl Canal Winchester, Groveport, her son and daughter-In-law, Mr. 01 L':keW:OO ll)>ent f: son and Billie Downie. in 10 !Dileo of Mel&t visiting her Vislllnt Mr. and Mrs. Dave Columbus, Athens, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Robert Hayman and Wbllt this wu 1101 a large and DWI1 more Just a 11ror1 Mlu:ln Ch Mn were Mr. and Mrs. Char- Shade and Stewart as well as family of Tolono, m. iiiii;;;o;;;;;/D,;;;; e ap:n, · Williams of Little Hocklog the various local communities. Mrs. Doris Friend is speodMr. and Mro. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ather- log several days with her 8 nd I mlMrsly. M rdonEth I a • rs. e ton and WUma Jean opont the mother, Mrs. Gertrude Frank and sbe also visited her and Mrs. Billy Swain of week end in Columbus with of Nelsonville and helplog her Mrs. lolarlon. Cowdery, wbo were vlsltlns Mr. and their son, Mr. and Mrs. clean bouse. seriously ill m Hob:er Bill swain. 011<e Atherton and family. Tommy Headley spent SW> Mrs. Mary 881'1111111 Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mrs. Clara Follrod and Mrs. doy wilb his aunt, Mrs. Hazel week with her Mrs. A. C. Stewart and Nina Robinson moved to the Lawson of Fairview. lfellle Swlllber of B. Kibble of Reedsvllle. home here In Allred ' Several from here attended Avoflable Here And At Poul Paynter'• RHidence In Mrs. Mary Busby Is Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Hens- oecupied by Mr. and Mrs. a PTA dance at Chester last · Carpenter, Ohio · ~ week with ber •Isler, vlllted Mr. and Mrs. tloyd Follrod and family and Saturday night. Iotta Long, Pt. PleaJaD~ . at BellvUie, W. Va. by Mrs. Clara Follrod. The Mrs. Roberta Lee called on Mn. Nilla Miller and Visitmg Mr. "and Mrs. Bertie Clair, and famliy, moved to Mrs. A. H. Bailey Saturday. David, aod •lrl friend ol Smith were Ronnie Reynolds of Follrod farm home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clint orr callllerlv. were Suntloy auests Pomeroy, ll!dith Osbon! ol K.,. Mr. and Mrs. l!:d Burnam ed on Mr. and Mrs. Cal orr of Wl9·1202 aunt, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Condeuehter of Albany have moved Antiquity Sunday and also cali. PI!ARL ST. RACINE, 0. Vtolet. Into the trailer on the ed on the Billy Orr family SunMr. and Mrs. Emile · and Mrs. Clint Hollinger Buckley farm and will do day ~·nlng of Williamstown \v Va Reedsville visited Mr. and farm work for the M " d Mr. E t D t ' · ., Jim ca r. an s. rnes ee er Sunday wlth Mra. Myrtle Mr and rter. Maxwell Stevens and and family of Columbus e~~ent Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Mr Mra. ~~ Larkins moved from the trailer to • weekend with Mr. George fto. and daQihter, Ruth Ann, Mr. oi r;.,..s. Orlln former Walter Shields berts. Mrs. Roberts, wbo has and Mri>, James Stout and P • Mrs. Alpha Barr, Mrs. spent the past few weeks with d ....ler M d CII Mr. and Mrs. Nol1Jlan Weber 1!an1.s and Mrs :~·~~~~:I a...,.. and , r.Mr.anand Mrs. aries were • ~~~he;,;;m;;.;;rt~tur~ued~t"-o.;h~eriiibo...,.;m;,;;eiii. ....:, Betzing Mra. Dana K·-• dbmer 'I'll 8uea18 1 1 Doris Grastnlckle and ·son of HoHman, Jr., attended the fUn. -•1. pporo Pia ns. "- era! of Mrs Barnhill and Mr• Mr. and Mro. Olear Babcock Belly Louden, Cheshire, Betzlna's ~ilter·ln-law Mrs' were dbDr 8Uesls of Mr. and villtinc Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel . ' ' Mrs. !Jndoey LyOIUI, Tuppers Larkins !:~111 ChriSty of ColUmbUI re- Plaltll. Audre). Smith, Nellie Slethem Mr • and Mrs Blai Mrs. Vlrlll WIIMiey and a~ Edlth Osborn were vtsltlog · 8und · n Mr. and Mro. Emmett Stethem. ;'"" Mr aur:;ta of her were Stmday 81le&ll of Dora Pierce called on Mary ;:;;, of ,Betileodl, Mr. and Mn. Jolin Pierce. Bll'tllt Bohr, Mr. IDd Of Veto. -Violet Smltb Eugene Ruaell and her \. tlstero, ClroiJD, Phyllis Undo of Atblu \'ll!l'tl 11JH11 ol .._..:llet RuatU DIOI!ter, CBI'I'III Bohr. Mr. 8IICi Mrs. KeDIIetb IY C. E. MAN .nJNIORS, Greg Baney, Pat Bailey, Cheryl Bentz, Linda Larkins, Julia McCoy, Cindy Rinehart, Esther S p e n c e r, Mary Taylor Bahr. SENIORS, Wilma Atherton, Diana Baer, Undo Bahr Bento, Roger Bahr, Shlron Fronk, AlIce Harris, Kenneth Hartung, Iris McCoy, Roger Osborne. ..... IDCb a oatlce pGJIGIIIl-.pt W•lir 5 I Wt•llll to CO lbroa&lr w11b 1&, 111!1 - ... II JI'I"C lp .. • Used Farm ·Machinery Auction Proved Successful tHIS SOPHOMORICS, Jackie Babr, Rlchord Dou&laa, Lindo Hen" derson, Mary Manki;o, Edna McCoy, Sally Moro, Thomu ' Osborne, Linda Spencer, Slna Summerfield. Smith, Dally !entlnel, ~Mlddleport, O.. Apr. 17, 1965-5 WITH FRESHMEN : Patti Babt, Pat J!orln&, Katlcy Griffin, AM Holter, Twila Karr, Gary Mli· ler. Jone&, drlcks, Barbara Kennedy, Char· - - " ~- CONSULT Tho followin8 otudenta ....... eel grades of "B" or abon It! oil their oubjecll for lite llflh olz·weekl period at Eastern Hijh Sclloolo Tom McGowan, Mickey Men- lotte Lambert, Ted Morarlcy, chini, Linda Moore, Kate Mor· Donald Napper. Joe Neutzlin&, arity, Pa'Tlela O'Brien, Hazel Linda Reuter, Judy Righthouse, Phelps, Brenda Potts, Unda Guy Sargent, Janette Saovage, Bonnie SmiUl Janet Bruce Simpson, L.lnda - MEIGS WY t.2U'6 EQUIPM~T CO•.;· �.. , . , .----··---............. •• • ' • 2 SIGNS ........ Pomeroy Motor Co. Carpen t er . Racme Social News Sllt'ietv Notes :."ned I ~ SOCIAL PULLETS CALENDAR ' I ' I -.-., I I ' :!.7" Sotu::';r,• - -- SPECIALS ON SALE ALL WEEK I ,---Allis Chalmers---. SALES and SERVICE - I Wheel Alignment Brake Service BlaeHnars .. BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO.-AlFRED, 0. BUILDING NOTICE grilll . I s.1.. ·- 1 1 ..,_,Ia. I '· ·' 4r 1¥4 I JEST SEEN SNUFFY SM IF HITCHIN' UP HI S OL MULE 1'0 TH'.PLOW!! =, IF'IO' WANfSA FAMILY. '10' GOTTA 00 TI<PC!lJGH Tl4'MISER't'C%A.~!! AM HADlO!.' 'l()l! RteHT!! ME SlliRTUM f'DMANCEf! ao.- .aa.=-ter "'"'-In- I 1a =._ or- - 18.1Pthc. •n~ 118.Doot- to.H Iotter I ... a.-... IIUtfbi: G.Tollurl.... lym. fi. Wrllllf ~T.Pte-of alr.eletoa ....... ft.Hawaa.a IIO.SmeB GL62. GuD-Uit:e ltlnl · SCORC~ED C~T ANI:> SI<IN! BRCllliERt lltl\5 BtRO !<AilE MET UP DAILY 0RiP~110'.tli: - llere'1 11ew tte wm1r ... -llor- All:li'DLBAAJ:& LO!f&PI:LLOW ODe le!l_.lliltpq I n - IUilple A tJ for tU thrlli 1/1, X M tbl ~ 0'., etc. ~· le1.ter•, apo.. ~-~ loolciiiiiiMI-tloD or tho ... &It hint. _, .,... IIIMIIlett.. - dlfhr , lo .. Oi)j1 , .. . Qat • • in ' I ,1:=- $ ~tilt. 'Jt~- I BlltW'll'l', &ltaJ:SJlll Ilea"" - -,... Cueltlo ...... ~; DAILY CROS SWORD I ___ L ... u . ... >ouvJ I .. 1 -:;.._., 111 %378. Won 5 Lost 0 Points a Holsum flalet - Holliday 451; BEND V 'AGUE Platter 371 ; Edward! Ul; Pau.lAprll I, 1115 sen 403 ; Haley 488 ; Han<lle.lp 75 ' Imperial Elo<trle _ Canon ITotal 2%20. Won D Lost 3 .f'oints 41l5 ; lllller 4B7 ; Grant 452 ; Brat- O. HI h G L D ood ton 437 ; Clalwortby 501.; Total 8 . arne · amt!w By Ric& DU BROW fielder. 226&. Won 1 Lost 2 Points 2_ 212 ; Htgh Series - L. Dam1> Untied Pres. IDternatlonal I Of the three regional games . Columbus and Southern 0 b 1o 1wood W ; IDgb Team GameHOW..YWOOD (UPI ) - Bao&- ,(11011letlmes there wiU be two), 1 Electric Co. - Coughenour 442 ; ~cine ~er:~ Legio~ ~; ball takeo Its big televiSion IABC-TV says one will 10 10 Boyer 431 : Bodlmer 442 ; Prld- A am. Leg' ~ 7 8" c 00 plu"le· 51lturday. No major [ t 1 th nation anoth to dy 392 Blind 390; Handicap mertcan lon · league cltleo will be blacked mos 0 e ' er 195 ; 'fotol 2292. Won 2 Lost I , 1 YE WON'T out 0 ABC-TV starts Its weei:- 1the We !I Coast and a third to Points 6_ jelly!lob [ . Q :; Cu mNEVE R BELIEVE ty Saturday daytime broadcasll l"a major league clly or cities , •ttoc · . WHI\T I JEST SEEN, of games. .involved in either one or both Notional Life - Gloeckner, A - Well enough to diOable j ELVINEY!! 411; Ellis 438: Whitlatch 39:1: the small sea creatures they In the past, the Saturday aod ,of the other games being tele-'OweiiB U1 · Aelker 344- Blind feed on but not so that a per' ' . Sunday telecasts of baseball I ed , I~ nt 11 by CBS and NBC were .vis · 1 ; Tota1 1255. Won 2 Lost 1 SOli can feel tl. :I :.., within 50 miles of l This explanation ol the third' oints 6. Wald Cross & Sooo l --majOr league market or a mt- 'game means that fans will not I- Smith 412 ; Cross 388 ; Me- Q - lly wbo 1011 lbe eonnor teasue city where 8 game ' see their home-town tellffil on Kenzte 437; Grue~er 426; Nes- ot ·uctloa ol Gram'• Tomb Ia was Itt 'progre8B Th 1 selroad 480; Handicap 12: Total New York City 'lnaaeod? The World ~leo - tetevl- ABC-TV . e reason apparen - ·~ 2166. Won I Lost! Points 2. A- It wao paid for by popuslon's blggeot sports attraction jly ts twofold : Fll'st, for teams Racine Legion- Teaford 4411; tar subscription and Wll dedi· -has, of course, been seen in such as the Los Angeles Dodg- 1Sylvester 460 ; Gilland 455; cation by President McKinley. major teque cHies as well ao j ers, who telecaBI very few con- . _ _ , , April 17, 1885 the others ;tests, the idea of not givinl 028 zb . wi 1 lleYiew 4-11 4n ,away too much for free would Thi& same procedure will still he upheld. Second, for those citAOIIO!Ie IJOWl( 21. Lofty he In practice when CBS' beglns ]les that offer many telecaats of L :;::·• L T1H1 eul~~" 1 Its telecasts of New York Yan- home-town teams, the local G. soviet :"::" 22-Utalaprbq kee games next weekend. week· Ibroadcasts would not be interaowo t. CUckoG 2,, Jy baseball contests on NBC are !ered with. a. N Infold dead. CBS and the Yankees : '· f.~ot. :- ~!:, claim they are mer~ly fulfilling ' The Cbonnet Swim: Sargent lO.Iilllls. "8' ..... contrO£Iual obligaiiiiDs w ll_h :Shriver Is interviewed on CBs- ll. ~":,. e.--~~~.. their leparate telecasts thii iTV's "Face The Nation" Sun· fortll r :::'I' • ...-. .....,. seaiOII, CBS owns the Yankees. ,day . James Michener guest• 12. Pert. to bird 8L D..-p 38. M-··tc:al The ABC-TV games thatstsrt on NBC-TV'• "Today" program thecboelt 7.Maa&.u, A - f t c ,_ Saturday_ will be seen on 25 iTue8day ..• CBS.TV's anawer ~~gt:::',!; 86.Cr)'ot U.SWOIJia6 consecutive Saturdays as well lto ABC-TV's "Peyton Place"- 17.Timo 11 ....__ -~ ' 45'81ft: fkot, ao on July 4 and Labor Day. Ja twice-weekly half-hour bofor. Fem&Jo oo1r1o As a rule, there wdl be three Inight-time soap 'opera which 11. Pollob .._ If. Not a, games .beamed to different re- ,bows tn May 5 - is titled "Oul ~· ~::.i'tlodl a ..,._ ·>ASOLtNE ALLn gtono of the :;oWltry. Commt!II- IPrivate World" ... II is a u:Rtca tatort who w I work these dtf· 1prime-time version of the afterprlelt feront contests are Leo Durocl>- ' noon soapar 'As The Wor I d e. Core er, Jackie Robinson and Tom- Turns .. :: my Henrich, former Yankee out· If. OfGUp MODERN POULTRY 1 ... .; 1 ~ Pol1'erov Motor Co . ~: ~- 1elet,ision Revue Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board a weekend with her piiWIII, - - - - - - - - - - 1>-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 17, 1965 Mr. and Mrt. Harry WUif<lnl. Real Estate For Sale AUTO SALES WANT AD Mr. and Mrt. Jolm llalJey of INFORMATION 7 ROOM brick home, 2 bath· 1955 PONTIAC 4 door 1125. Loullvllle, Ky. were recet11 ObDUHII8 5:00 ... :.1.. 0., a.toN ,.,.., .... , . rooms, finished alttc • n d Phone WY 2-:ltl8. 4 15 tic guests of bla grandnlo!IW, M. ol'lday ()QdJin~ a:ftfl &. M. basement. Out of high water. 1964 CORVAIR M -to Mr• Hazel ClelaDd OF ~1h · ·ced 1 onza, au rna•. . CA.NCI:.L.LATIONI ~ntra eatmg, prt or . . . dio hea' Mr and Mr B•- ,......... CORR.....,ON8 quick sale. Phone WY 2-1ill6 tic tranaliJISSton, ra , v • I. -·• ...,..... Wi lJ be aerepted ontll t:00 ~ &. QUALITY ror o • ., .., PVhlteedoD or WY 2-220~. Charles F. er,_7·000 miles. Excellentl:on- Rally Day at Mt. U n I o 11le Women'• of are viBitlng Mr. and Mn. WaltWildermuth 4 13 tfc dltton. Phone WY 2-20l4· Church has been set for tlan Serivce of the er Wella and family at Wu B.&UULA.TIONI 1962 Chevrolet Bisuyne 2 Door _ _ $1495 ne f"unllsber ruc"u tb• l'lOit 15 4 . 6tp Sunday. Sunrise Services will he Church met in regular session in ington C. H. •o 8dl• or ~Ject or ada d.Mmed 6 cyl. engine, Powerglidr trans. Good whitewall tires, radio ·111".-'lo nahl-. EITorw •bould 0. FOP SALE : Modern 5 room Tilt Rambler ~ld by the group in the ~rove the church Friday evening. Mrs. Mra. Ann Coe ~~~ r•·p .. rt..;t tm.m...tt a t_.t, "MM Nt. and heatt·r , b(>autiful red fini sh with clf•an intf"rior . frome home m Syracuse. With World Slandard at Compod near the Earl Starkey home at Albert Hill was program chairlumbul alter .,...... I • 1 • - ~n ww nM tv fflQNI.•"'""'"'o;"o..• "" nH•r• r.ban on• tnaoi'1'Wlf bath, <3 bedrooms) large utilEseelle6 a. m. Regular Sunday School man using as ber theme, "The at ber home here. 1962 Ford 4 Door Station Wagon !lArD ity room, double carport, gas m ear ..,.., r1do 111141 P"" il"ill begin at the church at 9:45 Disciplined Life." Several mem- Mr. and Mrt. OJetiM' ~ VB pnginf> Automatic t ran.s . P .S. Beige finish with red vinyl 1 f'm WIUII 1\d '-""'eot interior , good tires, needs som~ body work furnace, fully tnsulated, w...tl htrmaoee. Small eor ""ooomy followed by a message by Ce- hera assisted with the program. 1011 1lpe!ll 1 weekend In .:;:'!urnf C IID'pel wurd ODe ~ ... Mtau.UJD Cbu•• eo ectt to ... Jt ca rpeting , birch cabiand -..OIIIIJ cil Cox and admission of new Mrs. Margaret Houdubeh, bua with Mr. and Mn. omas Special $899 11 Cent. pu · -.ord f01' 'Mlr. ...., •l!cutl-.. tDHJUOaa. nets. Shade and fruit trees, 11oe members to the church. An an- president was in charge of the Arthur. .,II peo ce'lll Ol..-nUD1 0D Nld . . . uadi Mefr<liMtlllu M...,. nual egg bunt f~r the business ~sion. Meetlni closed Crill Br~dford , Jr. of Worll>srrubbery. Close to school .a~ ptd wttblll 10 d.a7& CARD 0' l'IL\HU 6 OBI'I'UAIUD and church. Very reasonable. E. lll8lJt Slreel. Pom.,., will follow servtces. The with the Lord's Prayer. Durin.tl mgton vtstted Mr. and Mrs. tlA tor IJO word IJllD. l'btae WY Wl'lt tar Sunday evening worablp the aoclal hour the beverage A. C. Bradford Saturday. Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio tmu.m Kldt llddttkmaJ wont te OPEN EVES. 7~ P~ WY 2-2810. f z:1 1ft begin at 7:30 p. m. at chairman served a dessert Miss June Nelgler, a student orna aouu 4 2 lfc church and everyone is course. nurse at Holzer hoopital, spent 8;10 A. II te 6.00 P, M D&tb POMEROY, OHIO ..tvnlu'-8.aD A Ill - 1ldiO 11DD1t ~-'0-R-S___ ALE- Ml_d_dl_eourt _ ·, taJI. Legal Notice come. Mrs. Emma Salser was hoo- several days last week with rt"' ....... 1'U PLAC£ A est buU<IIn8. located 352 N - - - -tess at her home Friday even- her parents, Mr. and M ro. USUL1 PBODlla:NG For Sale Second Sb't!l!!, Mld<lteporl LIGAL NoTtn and son Marysville were ing for the Esther Circle of George Neigler. WANT " " For Rent BlcU will be I"'!C'!I!IlVed for tb• .... • ' B tlst Ch ch Th meetin• Mr and Mrs. Creed Mtftl, Priced for qutcll: r;a.Je. (D. of TrtDitv Lutb~ran Cbureh. 1oe But- cent guests of their parents. ap ur · e e Jlmm. nd "-·-· of Ch peake PHONE WY2-2156 MODERN 4 room and'.1id~l~hEASTER bunnies for sale. Eu-, quire at Ohio HoteL ternut Ave .• by the BQ•rd uJ T!Uileft Mr and Mrs Rob Turner and ened by slnging "Bring y a .__., esa furnished apartmen, .4-r 1t gene Holter, Racme, Wl 9 - ~ :~o~~ o';~:...~n\~~:-:en ~~~=~ Po-. 1 Mr: and Mrs." Clarence Canode. In" and the Lord's Prayer spent the weekend with :ered port WY 2-3874. •- c 1 3723 . 4-lll-7tc 1- -M:---:--:--,- - , - - - - j Tnutee• l'l'll!n'll u.. rifllt .. ... MW'olda Mae w•-·n of unison • Jn the business parents, Mr. lllld Mrs. .1' l •n3' or all bldl. • o. J.aCII&a 1 1nstrumentl us tea n Memory FURNISHED apartment, suitSltned: Bond of TruJte~, Ravenswood W. Va. spent a new officers were elected Nance. I 1 s~o!'t~';!;;, ~~~o~r .. n Church. Sunday with her pa~nts, Mr. annual report OD White Mr. and Mr!., Francia Morrll SPINET PIANO: May be had IN LOVING memory of my able for two girls or eoupte. l 20 WEEK 1' ' " 130 Mulberry. CaU WY 2-1i615. " ' "· ' " "' and Mra. H. E. Starkey and work was given by Mrs. Ethel spent SUnday wtth their daugbby assuming small monthly dearly beloved husband, DaH&N LEGHORN 4 14 tfc 1 ;attended the hymn sing at the Smith, chairman. The ter, Chr!Jtlne Lake, m Athena. payments. Beautiful finish . vid Oller, who passe<i away Mt. Union church. presented by Mrs. c. L. Mra. Floasie Church and SbaSee it locally. Write Credit 7 yeara ago April 17, 1958. Pome6 ROOM HOUSE in The hymn sing at the Mt. nor was entitled "Guard ron moved their houlehold Gone but not forgotten. Sadi Dept·, 7011 Lincoln, Osceola, 2-5385. roy Phone WY Union church on Sunday afterHome" with scripture from goods from the Francia MiliTia Ind. LQCALL Y GROWN 13 6tp 4 ly missed by his wile, Roxie I 4 14 tfc I noon featuring the Uhrig Psalm 51 read by MJss Vera house to Delawan 'l'Uellda)r. AVAILABLE ON: Oiler, children, grandchildren I • Brothers of Chillicothe waa well Beegle. "Rock of Gibralter" and great grandchildren. eMAY 17th Business Services FURNISHED apartment, 4 APRIL 17 attended with the church filled the topic of the Love Gift pro4-17-ltc rooms and bath, also, 3 bed- j eJUNE 14th NE WYORK CAYALCADB I. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Train- The Letart Falls WSCS wtll to capacity. A picnic supper In gram by Mra. Marie Roush. Mrs. BY LOUISE SOBOL room house, ll26 E. Main St. eJUNE 28th , eel, experienced, Chester, Ohio. nave a ham or chicken dinner the church haaement was at- Salser served refreahments with Notice Pomeroy. Phone Harry Bai- l S 9 lfc on Saturday, April 17, atartlng tended by. a large crowd to Eaater tHy candles as favora to Jimmy Durante wasn't nomt4 14 6tc ley, WY 2-3408. Mrs. O'Colll)or, Marie Roush, nated lor an Oscar but ho II WANTED to lease or rent, I lielgler Bulldblj c!llpJII) for at 5 p. !"- at .the Letart Falls honor the stn,ing group. i Community Bwldtng. Adults $1. Elba McKrughl, Columbus Frances Wilcoxen, Vera Beegle, getting a plaque - the Uttlftr. corn ground. Leo Morris, Ph.' FURNISHED HOUSE 5 ' new homes BuUt In kiJcll. SH 2-4648 4 14 6te rooms spent Friday night and Marjorie Grimm Ethel Smith slty of Notre Dame Club'o "0. I ens. storm windowa, alum- Children SOc. · . and bath in Pomeroy. Call i • . APRIL 18 . . day here with Mr. and Ura Morris. Thr~ cards wen: cency in Entertainment" award. Inurn siding. Call Guy Nell' MAN and his mother wants Howard Cecil. WY 2-521i2 The Unwo Class meeting will D. 0 . McKn_ighl and Mr. aent to members who are ill. (Of course not - "Mr. GolclBox No. 188 I ler, Racine, Ohio. farm work with house. If in- 1 800 w. Main St. · 3 30 tfc , be beld Easter Sunday, April Mrs. Fern Gillogly., Mrs. Edna Pickens was taken !arb is defmitely not .TUIIDiy'l Phone LY 2-9031 terested write to Jerold M. 1 -- - - , 12 2t Ue I 18, at the Unoted Brethern ner guests at the Gtll?gly to Holzer hospital as a medical real name) A big 118111• St. Clair, Reedsville, Ohio, FURNISHED 4 room apartment ' Athens, 0. [ HKATING, PIDmbiDio lllaeller Church, Letart Falla hegmrung were Mr. and Mrs. i'aul patient. actress is so deeply deprti • Route 1. · 4 14 lOtp utilities furnished. Inquire hrua.... Anlolil Bnl: at 2 p.m. Rev. Okey Ahart, ton, LoiS, Leah and Joe, Mrs. George Davis of Cotum- by her recent divorce tbat abe Oh10 Hotel, Middleport. DAVIS HEAVY duty end load- m Eu• atam 8tnet. ,.,... coolvllle is leader. All singe!'l bany, and Mr. and Mra. bus apent last week with Mrs. has cut herself off fro~ ·- of Southerton Martz Beauty School 4 13 tel er. Will trade for brush-hog. .....,._ Pit- ' " ..-. e invited. Everyone w•lcome. Glllog.~ . and Mark, local. OthSam CUrtis and sue Ann, who her frienda - seeJIII to be goar Huntington, West Virginia. 1 • lie Rev. James Morrison, paatur. ers VlSltmg were Mr. and Mrs. took her home on Friday. ing the aolo melancholia mute Enroll now for classes start- MODERN 6 rooms and bath Phone W'l 2-6615. Ph. 4 13 tic Middleport. at Cal. eal Otho Gregory and grandson, Mr Sa Curt' is . N OrLou' Malle prod -IllSe ing June 14, 1965. Pay as you apartment. INCOME TAX Service, John- - -3 24 tic he Women's Fellowship of' lin, Jr., Radcliff, and Mra. lean," on~ u. " s. L~;::" ~tor o7 the Bd,itte ~ • learn on easy payment plan. WY 2-3121. It's our pleasure to loan Car~ son - Simpson Insurance Ag· T Woodrum of Mr and Mrs R"·•--• Curtla J M -- ~-u.(Approved by State Depart- fRAILER lots for rent. close pet Shampooers fREE with ency, Room 6, Coati Bullcl- the E.U.B. Church at" Dorcas Druztlla Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . . '"'"'"' eanne orea......,rge .mwr is presenting a play, The Undin and daughter Sherr! of PataskaIlion co-starrer "VIva ....... H to t.aundrymat anlf schools purchase of Blue Lustre Car· ing, Middleport ment of Education) . Phone ed G t•• and t 1ree are spen g two ' , nac-•, e• Valley Lumber & Supply Com- pet Shampoo. Baker Forni522-2034. 4 13 6te 1 20 l!c ~ . ~es VI • .. psgean vacationing in the Ia, apent a week recently with married Anne Marie Dele~ 'F pany, 10-3-Uc Middleport. ture, ~liddleport . adat "' ~ cA~:r,· ""t states visitln• relatives Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis. a French beauty, In Mu:lcl ... OIWER your southern plants AlK."'''ONEEJI Sun Y everung, ,.. u 18• a ' · · Florida --.. Mrs. Electa p·tckena and The 011e ·-• DOt •· _. 4 13 6tc 30 Th bl' · · it fnends tn and e ,.. aome .. 111 I HXEE and four 1"0(1"'11 furni~h& c.mpleto II& .... now, tomatoes, sweet potato, 18 P· m. e pu tc mv points of interest enroute. her 1100 and his family of New in the recent Academy A-us Dill IAildlwtl peppers, cabbage. Charleo R. ed and tmfnrnisbed apan. 1956 FORD pickup, 195-1 Ford ed. p1 Brighton, Pa., apent a weekend is that Apes MoorehHd, lour 12 6 tic car, new motor· 2 bull calves, ateDts WY Z-5434 Ht~rris, Portland, Phone VI A Easter breafkast ·n he I The Busy Bee Society of with her brnther, Mr. Joha lhnes a nominee but • _J. C. BIWIII'08D 3-2693. 4-7- l~tc TRAJLER LOTS he!~ Sunday morning, WI April ' Carpenter Baptist Chuch free sew- Hereford - Charolais cross... a· ....... from 7·30 to a·30 a m at the Thursday evening with Mra. Bentz. wumer of all Oscar _ . 18 age and water. Brown'a Trail ed. Phone SH 2-4656. Mid-- Dale Dye as hostess. Mae Mrs. Kay Willford, who Is again denied the hoaor • ~ Slewart Guu Sbop. Come In er Park !Slate Approved) 4 13 12tp I II lfe~,unt M;,.iah Cttur~h port. The breakfast is being dan had program and employed in Columbus, spent bet1l auppodlltg actr• ear. lffid ~e all the new varmint Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY DON'T PUMP you sluggish aep. ~.-..... die niles, reloading equipment, 2-3324. ponsored by the Guild and the using the theme Easter. gory. 1 15 lfc tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All s ldren's Band of lhe church. present w~re Vivian E. C. Perry. and accessories, re - blueing 111boerw11Je, 111111 Chi The public is Invited to attend. Freda Smoth, Ida Cheadle, Weekend guests of Mr. and and repairing. New and used SEVEN room house witb bath septic tank cleaner. LandAl'RIL It . lie Starcher, Elizabeth Mrs. Chester Price were their PUBUC SALI guns of all kinds. Depot St. and full basement in Syra- mark Farn; Bureau. ll'e lrave aD 11ree z 18 tic Eagles of Meigs Aerie 2171 ner, Joann Bishop, children, M111. Betty Rutland: Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, cuse. Phone WY 2-2455. 3 16 tic EASTER Bunnies for sale. morton and daughter, WED., APRIL 28 Rutland, Ohio. 3 16 "lite wil1 meet April 19. Officers will Cheadle, Mae Jordan llewer - Reuoadllta.. Mr. and Mrs. At 10:30 A.M. APARTMENTS, 1st and 2nd Giles Lee Hysell, at Pine be nominated and refreshments hostess, Keziah LOSE WEIGHT safely with floor , 1st floor Senior Citizen Grove, WI 9-3671. 4 12 6tc CtdJ WY Z-mt lla7 • Nlpl are to be served. The regular and daughter, CHARLI!S LAN• ' • lie The Amateur Gardeneno aub was held at the -Laura Price, Columbus. OWNER .., Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c Apt. Ph. WY 2-3267. Real Estate For Sale at Stark's Drug Store. Middleport will meet Monchurch on Saturday evening. Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter , Mlleo ,..., ChothiN 4 15 6tc BOUSE painting, inside a n d of April at the home of Slides of the 50th wedding at her home On • - 554 3 12 IOtc 19 out. Roof painting and repair. day Mra. Barry Moore, 598 South versary celebration for Mr surgery at RuMn hr lelllt,. Phone VI 3-2700. 4-IG-12tp ird-Av. with Mrs. Kertnetb Mrs. A. R. Caster which For Sale Memorial llolpital, Poro-11 ,_ Heollh 'J\b' AIFI'OMOBILB lllluranee been I msbary as the assisting hos- held recently were ahoWI) to where ahe was confined s.. complllt not., ._,. eanoelledT t..oat your ........ APRIL SHOWERS Party IPOMEROY - 5 - room frame CU~'J\OM hotcherJna and cut- A... group. for aome time. In om ...... llwt..t CaD '" Willi ' house wtth bath, gas heating, i t:lng. Pbll Meier, Phone WY I rheodorus Council Daughten Mr. and Mrs. Cloy ~- T. G. Clay is confined to '•-IAprll I llittl front and back porches, and ' 2-3510. 12 I lfe America will meet in reu1ar Dale and Barbara, were Meogs General Hospital after a R. E. KNOm of basement. Very good con-' AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgerssion Monday at p. m. !>fcConneloville on Friday serlOUB mjury received m a fall AUCTIONIII , Wanted To Buy 7 30 ' struction but does need re- ation se"ice. Jack's Refrlg- se the JOOF Ball. Practice will !"II wheN! they attended a mua- at hb home In Dyesvllle. at WANTED: '57 or '58 Station I! pairs. Located oo Union Ave- eration, New Haven, Phone be held for receiving state offi- !cal presentatloo In which wagOJL Stick shift. No junk. nue with 50 fl. lot. 0 n I y TU 2-3537. t 6 lfc cers at lhe evening session Minnie Maude Queen, their Ph- WI 9-3056 after 4:30 $50011.00. With adjoining lot the rally' April 22, and .U niece, took part. ~ Queena of . 416 3tp p.m. $6500.00. members who will participate are former local reoidents. , SYRACUSE - Filling station 'I EXPERIENCED STANDING Timber. Top cash ~POMEROY . Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Woodare aaked to be present. J1ck W. Caney, i and grocery with extra room price paid. Marion Reynolds, The JOF class of tho United gerd and family of Columbus PHONE which can be lived in. Old I AUTOMOBILE Coolvllle, Ohio, Rl 3. Call ethodlst church will meet were weekend 1110111 of her M WY2-9932 Route 681 Alfred, Q. establised location. $27110.00. 1 after f o'clock, 667-3503. Monday at 7:30 p.m., at the mother, Mra. Zelia Perry . C. C. CUCKLER, REAL'J\OR 1-U-tfc and other relatives here. church. 196:1 Herri - Gold Seal Medal- BOX 229 WY 2-3830 I APRIL zt Mrs. Ellen Bolland Ia llpelldA tann otore aod altop operated bJ a farm boy, Let • ion Mobile Home, 55xl0, carAND Employment Wanted POMEROY, OIHO . T h e Twilight Garden Club lng some time with her IDICle rebuild )'0111' used Traotor and Machine17 or ..U JOii a peted, 2 bedrooms, solid oak 4 16 3tc · I meet Tueaday evening, at and aunt, Mr. and _Mrs. George oew modem Allfo.Chalmero to make Jour wort ,.. wU AVAILABLE FOR baby silting paneling and walnut cabinets. --ftlable aod eomfortsbte. full or part time. Tel. WY 2- Like new. WY 2-3016. the home of Mrs Eddie Smith Woods of Kirkersvllle. BOUSE for sale In Racine. CaU l 16 lfc wlth Mrs. Ralph Gilmore as l Jimmie Stout, son of Mr. We operate 1 clean, efficient obop. AJI wort ~ 1149. 4 9 tic 4 16 6tc WI 9-2811. aod lnaurad New AJIW.Cbalmen and othor automatlft co-hosless. Membe!'l are to and ,Mrs. Grevnllle Soul, . parts, Weldlq and volve jrlndllllf, We will pkt: up ... FOR SALE - 4 room house, Help Wanted br'mg articles for an aliCIIon Ill wotb rhetDDatic fever and return )'0111' repair Job, WY 2-2143 PomeNy. 0 . house, FOR SALE: J room basement, large porch, two e. confined to bed. sal WOMAN in Pomeroy or MidNew Traetoro lll!d Dooen, pluo DWI1 new P- I( . . acres ground, on old Cbester bath, basement. Gas furnace, APRD.. !I Mrs. Leooa Folden fell dleport to do telephone anfireplace . Priced for quick BULLDOZER WORK, equip- The Paat Presidents of the her home near here and IDJU~'< II mont reodJ for lmmedJote deUvery. Road. Phone WY 2 ..6127. swerlng service in her home. 4-6-12tc sale. Phone 773-5611, Mason, ped with winch. Big or small Amertcan Legion Auxiliary of ed her elbow and shoulder. UIIOd FannaU 100, Ford 881 LP. and P.S. ODd DW11..., Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, 4 16 tic W. Va. eood uoed ID8Chlnea. I trade for a111 useful Item. .&. 1, job. Call daytimet WI 9-3151. Drew Wehater Post will meet waa taken to a doctor 1 Box 668--K, Pomeroy, Ohio. MOTOROLA TV, 23" console. - - Compa111 flnanctna plua boat or inJtallllmll evens, WI 9-~. Gene Bar- wednesday ~venlng at 1 h e treatment and thou went to the 4 13 6tp Call WY 2-7488. 4-17-3tp FOR SALE: at Dorcas, mnd- nett, Racine, Ohio. and ho me of Mrs. Charlea Sauer home of her son-in-law 3 29 30tc Brownell Ave., Middleport. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. WUllam FEMALE, registered nurse, 11 fERGUSON pickup mower, 7 ern seven room home, 4 bed~ Queen In Galllpolla. to 7 shift, 40 hour week. Con- ft. cutter bar, 1954 lnterna- rooms, 2 with wall - to - wall IERL BOGGS, OWNIR carpeting. Large planeled livPhone tiona! II ton pickup. Logan Fire and Safety Equtp. J OINS ANNOUNCERS Mr. and Mrs. Robert IIDdp tact administrator, Veterans 4-17-3tp ing room with hreplace, lull ment, Sales and Service, Pom-- BOSTON (UP!) - Wilt. Cham- and family of Florida are ~ Memorial Boapltal, Pomeroy . WY 2-6354. basement and laundry room. eroy. All types and sizes of berlain, whose Philadelphia lng her . Mr. and Mrt. 4 15 6tc SINGER SEWING Machine in Gas heat and air condition- 1 fire extinguishers, 2% lb. ex• 7Bera were eliminated from the · Blonde cabinet. Does all reIOMEONE to live in, Fight ing. Storm doors and wind- tinguislters,- Boater's Special. Nalional Basketball ABSOclatlon I gular sewing, plus dial equip- ows. 1¥. acre lot. Call alter Dwight Logan, housekeeping, no laundry. LizDistributor. playoffs by Boston will j o I n ped for fancy zig zag designs, zt.e Sayre, Phone CB 7-2202. 3 p. m. WI 9-2103. Phone WY 2-3821. chriJ Schenkel and Bob Cousy I 4 14 6tc butlonholes, overcasts, etc. 4 14 12tc 4 14 30tp on ABC-TV's coverage of the Pay balance due 6 monthly CAR HOPS, waitresses, Celtlco-Los Angelet final play- ' payments 11.67 per week. FOR SALE - One 4 - room women. Crow's Steak House. Guaranteed. WY 2-2575. oU Sunday. SECTION 5713.17 REVISED CODE OF OHIO DUTY house with bath and garage SMALL I Pomeroy. 4 13 6tc n addition to COIIIIIleDtarJ on , 4 16 5tc on one acre lot, on Dear1 1 the game, which · llarla at 2 ' ENGINE REPAIR TO GIVE NOTICE TO COUNTY AUDITOR U. I. Cl~ll Sorvtco fesbt ELECTRLUX Sweeper comMan's CUrve. Phone WY 2- 1 M.eo •ODMD 11 aad ~ 8ecUI't JoiHI p.111. EST, Cbamberlaln Is aHilt)! c-J IJbOI't ltnun Aohllnrement plete with all cleaning attacl>- 3003. 4 14 . 6tp pected to dliCUQ hb team'• re- : l'h ona .. ndao of tobt open Preparelni'J IMPROVEMENTS-PENAl.TV .' Wright Power SIWI menL•. Pay balance due $17.90. rrgln1nl antll 1Dpmf't4td lbp.!!rlllnct' cent semJ-IItwi' jll8jelt aenu · u•uaU,. •• IM"J ~ lnfnrm•· Terms arranged. WY 2-257ll. FOR SALE- Investment prop-1 wlib the CeWCI, -~ 1W.IIIll & Service r1oo 011..J::!"i •Jart•• ut,..menl8 The, above section readl Ia part u follows: Every lndlvldllll, .~ wrue • . , lh'ln• am• add,..., •nlf 4 18 5tc erty in Pomeroy, Ohio. Brick declded WilD the llhal five 100- 1 pMTie. --- 6 large rooms and bath, baseIncorporated company, who erect& or constructs IDJ buJ!diae or 'othl!t D. Lmc olrt ~. Bn 1118-, P~,. BOY'S SUIT and sports jacket oods of lhe seventh ~· ReoL•wnMowersh•lb . .""*· Pomero~. Oblo men! and gas furnace. Would ,ox Go K•rh provement costlag over Two Hundred l)ollln upila IJiy lot 'lllilil). f size 10, sports jacket, size convert to double rental. OnInsurance 12, $5.00 each. Kathleen Milwitbin 80 daya after bulldi!JI or Improvement hu - ~ ~ · - ,.j(c Jy $4100.00. Reasonable down WILCOX SERVICE 1 hoan, Route 248, 4 mil& from the county auditor, ' ,. l-'HO'J\0 CopyUifl Service Coppayment. Moothly payments 5 P.M. to10 ·,.M. Dolly . . I 4 15 3tc on balance. Phone WY 2-1i865. 412 S. 3rd Avo. Mlckl'-" les madli at lepl papers. Chester. -Upon failure to i!vt notice u provided In thli section 1114 to ntuna ~ · hirtlt reconll and almost any LOT FOR SALE, Racine, $700. 4 14 6tc i111provement for taxation u proyided by tbli lictloJI, could l'llll),f 1rftll •· :, oth., CASH. Otis Bailey. Phone WI FOR SALE : All modern brickLivestodc taX.penalty of Fl1ty Per Cent for each of the :re1111 from tilt a,..fl"* · am. . - - . l'o......., t-2682. 4 15 Stc frame 3 bedroom ranch style Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Vt!IM'IJI. -or conatructlon. ' ' · · · · ·· 1 t de 4 ROOMS of furniture, will seD home on Chester Roat:, near arian. large and ltDall liiJimat.. · GUAJ!ANTii:I!:D, renewable for altogether or separately. Au- State Highway Garage. 100 x i 128 Washlqton St., Ravea. llfe hoopi(;JimtJoo. Issued tomatic Maytag washer !if. 400 lot. Severalllnanclng plans wood. W. Va. Phone 2'73-mt. at all ag-. Pbuut WY Ui66. eluded. Leroy Denney, Call available to qualified person. Office ..,...., D.U, f to 8 p. 2 Ja lfc SH 2-4243. f 13 61& Phone WY 2-5337. 4 13 tfc m. 1 211 ~ nowting - 1 MKOJ YSJ ll:l< ·'trl - II:I<.X'l'IS'l' ... li'LS aB.LIII'l'.-Bli'MW'JI "r - , - W'JJWG, Vli'BICIJW w; t £. . i A;: I i 2 'IOV C4R STR•• 1&4 A WORM aur t1111 cwooc a • IIDf. ••rmr---vac 'I'WADf ·------- -- ----------....WJEH RADIO "Wt'd better pi&J thh pretty -11 He COULD be with I covwn111111t lid procraml" -new APRD.. LOG 1:00 Sign On I:OG-11 Musical Clock 7:00 Be SUll and Know MOIIdaJ Tbna Frldayt 5:05 Jim Meeo Show 7:02-30 News 8:00 Sign-On. Newa 6:00 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoe1 of Joy 1:06 :S.cred Heart 7:00 Sign Off 8:00 Ohio Valley News t:20 Meigs CT, RFD .1 8:15-30 Musical Clock 8: 25 Paul Bowm Farm e 1oo Sign On' _ News 8:55 Community News • 30 Co try J bo 6:06 Country Music Time 9:00 Talk of the Town u: un am ree 9:55 Mason County News 8:57 Weather 1:25 Country Jambl>ree 10:00 PUblic Service Show 1 00 Protaotan• Hour 7,00 'NatiOIIII News , . 7:30 Bpol'll 10:15 Dally Light 7 30 ......-10:30 Latchllrlllg 7::15 DIU MOler Show 7:35 Larry lnderson Show 11:00 world News 'J:35 Plelet11 Hardware Show 1111:·46 Il'1 Muelc - Army 12 ,00 CommunliJ News (~y·Thurlllay) U:IIO Daley Valley & Dutton's 12:20 Evana Bulletin Board 7:50 Newa Top Teo Show 12:25 Nowa-<J.Grams 1:30 Dally Lllbl 12:00 News 12 30 A-'-•lture Pro..am 1:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical Interlude Go-Ro~ 12 :45 (Wad-rAaelloltl Frl, Showlll2:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 1,55 News Beat t:oo Newa 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 2,00 CoWltry Go-Round 7:05 BID. Miller Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 2:55 News Beat 1:05 Coffel Wllb Janet 1:30 Sign Off 3:00 Mid-Way Matinee 10:00 Swap Stop 3:55 News Beat 10:15 Mfii'DIDI MetlltatiONI 7:30 On -~Army Hour 4:00 Discing With Do01 10:30 Portrait~ of 1 Patriot 7:55 News 4:30 lnterchange 10;35 BIU Mlller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 5:00 Community News 10:45 Maaon Agr. Prcm,;;mr;:)liii::IO &mday Sbow I:Oi Maaon Cotm17 Newt 10:45 Fllllll1 .wonblp ,. 1:30 Tho Bible Speaks To You &:10 World & Nal'l News 111:45 A.S.C. Prpl (Pete t:45 &mday Show 5:10 Sututet Boulevanl Sbllltla) (Frltlays) 'Dit Goecl ,l,ite 7:00 Off The Alr u:oo Neft Cottgreasrltln's Report Satarday 11:05 Tltly'o Cotlilr' .lllllcllon Sllll!ll7 Sbo:w 6:00 Sign On 11:45 Tbty'~ 8ymtl Tbe Quiet Bour I:Q0-16 Mualcal Clock 12:00 Newt 7:00 Be StiU & Know U:IIO Cement Block News 12:15 Tbe Chrlatlu'a Hour ?:ONO Newt JJ:30 Oa' dr'1 OU..SPit 12:SD 'lltllieY. lltarUn Toela 7:30 Chat a. Chew b:IO LmJ< ADdmon Sbow 1:111 TN Rev. B. G. Stewart 7:45 Flnt 88ptist Church 1:00 Jim MIN Sbcnr . 1:30 'Dit Rev. Sl1aa BlliDpl 1:00 Oll!o Valley News 4:15 Blaetlltlr Auto Ibn 1;00 'lite Rev. Arldrew ·~ World Newt · (Tttet-'lltttr.) 1:8 'l'l!t Rev. Jtaseoe .'111orno 1:110 Bigb School ~I Parade t:IO Newa (Local) ~!:10 Tht Stmday Showcase 10:30 Son& a. TJmo 4140 Jim Meet lihow -. l;ot &mdoft Ser: atk 10:46 Tho Golllen W Mp 0 R.ad•IO c:',.;;, rarsons 1100 11:15 Musical lnterluue 11:30 Republican LeKislatUR 11:45 Walter Moeller 12~00 Local & Olflo News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 12:25 News-O-Gram1 12:30 Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Discing With Dosa 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Saturday News Report 5: 15 Dinner Musicale 5:30 Community Choln 7:00 Off The Air Sunday 7:59 Sign on 8:00 The Singing Praacber 8:15 News Report 8:30 Church of Christ 9:00 Musical Interlude 10:30 First Bapt!Jt Church 11:30 Chlldren's Chapel 11:45 Sunday News Special 12:00 News Report 12:15 Episcopal Chureb 1:00 Church of God 1:30 Goapel Calf 2:00 Old Folks Hour 1:110 990 Hit Parade 1:30 News Headline• !:3% 990 Bit Parade 3:55 News f:OO 990 Hit Parade f:30 Newo Bi!adllDes f::l2 990 Hit Parade 4:55 News 5:00 City CommJnloner :Rep. 5:1& 990 Bit Parade ~i::.:::......:J~!!:~OII~::..~::·:~u~:OO~~~~~~~~J.?:~IIO Off The Alr HOI<II>l OU>-TIMER, ~II'! TOWN, I REO<ON. WHAT Ktti IOO~'t'E~ WOO,. NOW. FIIIEND. I WAS CONSIDERlri' ·TH' PURCI-IASE OF A RA!QR! 1.091' MINE flACK A SPEU.I I-IE~ ·f.EI.I '•BACK A 9PEU." IS I?1GHT, JEDGtl'l' FROM THET HAYSTACK VOI1<JWEDI tiCWJ II6RE'S A REAL F1No Bt.AOE! HAD "'ER Hi STOCK OVER SIXTY 'fEARS, 6UT ll-16\' MADE REAL 'STEEL lfi THEM Q!,9 01'<191 �• \ ' Better Health Club Meets at Abbott Home e-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., A~- lT, 111115 - - • -- S I' b G I 0 IS ury " Scouts Visit ChI'ld ren's Home . Sallsbury Juruor Troop 100 VIS G~rl Around And About M'ddl rt u~~ o~;!~.!.t~:r"!'; k ned th . Mr• Wyatt Dies . Accidentally In Creek Fall OSP Officer The Community Easter Su: Is Speaker for rlse Service• planned at e Pomeroy Ministerial Assn. wlll ds ~~~ Safety Awar 6 ~l t:emF~~~~ I 8 s music will be Community EtUter SeMlice Planned ~;:~· ~~~~~~~e !:~g process~~al ~vem_ng ~ lean;,ed0:-:·~:~ f::~;:Os ~li~ol ~~~.:·~stdent ~. ~repared aba;ket \oc • ~hll: ::tJ:d~';: ~~~n~·= ~eek:. dent, Mrs Chfford ' _Leifheit, pr;:; :.bya:~• :,:'--ius~~~·~:,.~ of Mrs~ F:::::_:g ae:"h. gave ~~~irnl Wyatt, who_ wa~ di~~;- th!"'~ed~~=ieotch~~ch and two of 1he g1r s rna • • opened w1th the Lo s "ThUte Oni devotions with the theme, ered Monday evenmg pr • the worship and the bunnv house cen!Orp•ec• ftlled w1th randy for the rable Fnllowmg !he mll th• scouts '.\r:>re t.akt>n to the Datry Val~ey for rrlreshmenls ttendmg ""'' Conme Grueser Sheila F'olmt~r, Bt>ek\ \\IIi DebbJc 0~lmger. Beckv Seel•g Ann 0 . Jmger Conn•• Radlord. Floranell Burney Connie Lannmg, Beverlv Dtana RidgeMary Carleton and Mlhsa RIZer and guesls. Beverly and Brenda Wlli, Phthp and Laura Ohlinger. Sandv CurllS, Kim Uhlinger and Judv Radford. 'They were accompanied by thflr leaders, Mrs WiU10m Ohlinger and Mrs Phil Ohbnger and mothers, Mrs Franklin RlZ" and Mrs James Wlii who helped wtth the transportation. The next meeltng w•il be Wednesdav. Apr~! 21 at the SaliSb School ury · Robert Coats e Crooks teach- Prayer and pledge to the flag ~tss Jeanett h~ls is in unlBOn. Devotions were led er '".the Manett: with• her by Mrs George Skinner who spendmg the wee e~ Walter read two poems, "He Lives" parents, Mr. and rs. and "Easter" A contribution Crookt Sirn and Darryl was made to the cancer fund stSanbo a stude~:~nat Kent State Mrs. Max,.,e Arnold and Mrs are weekend guests Wliiiam Grueser were named Uf tiJelr Mr and Mrs. as the sick committee for three o Sim son and Mr. and months. James Stumbo. Tray favor;' were _made for Cand Mrs. Fred Caheen the Carman s Nursmg Home f Athens are guests of their and a program was presented o h d larruiy Mr and by Mrs Max me Arnold. II opSlater. and. tam- ened with a readin*. "T h e Th ecu rating from Cross Is Everywhere, by Mrs. lly. r family will Homer Radford. The value of recent f "·the Easter week- a sm1ie, was read by Mrs. Wdb;.t~ed M~r Joe Cabeen and liam Grueser and Stranger th,an ~r a~d M~s Thomas Watkms fiction, by Mrs. Harold Black· b ston. An article, Why 1t ts danofM;olu:::,dusMrs. Earl Knight gerous to get mad, by Mrs. dh th Mrs M C Wil- Amos Leonard and The R•ght an er mo n";;· ~e~kend to rest, by Mrs. Wilbur Baliey son are spe ng . d h concluded the program. m Coiumbu. With !herr aug The meeting closed with the ter and son-ln-iaw, Mr. an Mizpah benoo•ction and refreshE:pisco,xrl Church Mrs. Ron Halley. . I ed ments were served by the hostday Lee Roush, who IS emp oy t· the abo~e and M r s Group !lfpt Thurs m Columbus. is spending U!e / Grueser Mrs William The Women or Grace Eplsco-- weekend with his parents, Mr.ll Ei~~inger, Mr~. Lewis Grueser al church met Thursday even- and Mrs. Allen Roush. th old and Mrs. Scott Folmer. Pg at !he parish house w•th Lisa Roush, rune monR h The May will be held James Titus, president, in I danghter of o:!nt at the home of Mrs. Wilbur t•har e. Middleport ou e , un r . Bailey • with Mrs. Arlee Abott Devo g tl ons, " The Easter St~ surgery hat Holzer Hosp•tai thiS ha·nnan and Mrs • . · g atis· as program c 1 ••Y. Sm~th. s; ~~~er;it M~~ ~~rents, Jiffor~ :r~g ~~~~';, ·~= Th~ the d presen.~ed a solo, ~~~ 2!~ S,::: :~~ 0iead " :ere ~~n~:~~lce ~~~ntio: Future Teachers I 20 New Members Cowde~ to~~= ~ears; employee~ r~ "':~: youth Group 7~: Meets FollOWing ~Y Ch • p I Manage~, of ~ss :"i S~aronde ~rs m~eling Har~- Hunt-l;m::em~ber~in:g~h~er~w~i~th~c:;;ar~d,:;s·..., to; ; ;,",. :P; ,re; :p:;a~red; ;_,;.:tbe~f;,:nqd.;,. ,io i i i i,"'i I rv' by Mrs Cedric Clark o~· week. S e ts recoverm s ed the meeting. A short busi- a<'tortly at home. ."'"' session was held and Mro. Mr. and Mrs: Lawrence M•l Fr~d Lockwood gave the repOrt hoan were busmess VISit~rs m of the secretary The R e v.l Gallipolis Friday. Mrs. Mtihoan Rirhard Martin gave a revieW was at Holz~r f?r a. check-up folof the book. "Norder in the lowing hospltalizallon for a leg Cathedral". by 'I. S. Elliott. thrombosis. Refreshments w.re served by Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jo~es T·tus M with Mrs. were in Athens Friday everung rs. I R"one Williamson and Mrs. to attend the performance of William Nelson ., c 1 ""' Brahms' Requiem given by the , t•sses Ohio University Chorus under 'os . ' w· k the direction of Eugene Jc strom. Their dau~te~, ~.,_ bara is • member! oedt et ct· ~rPai'Mr'<'Y. 0Mo us. They were JOn a e durmg the servJce 1\,l..:.!ug e :a:;:~~:_:_.:;;;__:~~.....;,;~~-:.;;;~~:;;:;:~~;;;.~~,:.;;~~iiiiii..;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii concert by their daughter and place of the messages given by •' son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ministers of the town. TONIGHT & SATURDAY Davidson. The film is a pictoral study "LADY IN A CAGE" of the f~l days in the life oi Olivta deHavilland. Ann SoClNist as he was crucified acthern. Rafael campos. WAR Heath Church win cordiJ8 to the prophecy. The . NING: DO NOT SEE IT ALONE! Trapped \n an ~~~­ Hold Sunrise Hour film was secured through ar- , vator Oe{enseless. Brutal· Easter services at H e a t h rangements made by the R~v . i ized! What happens is no1 {or the WEAL. tt. i!\ pP.Tbaps. Methodist Church will include Nyle. Borden of tbe Mt. Moriah , nnt even (or the strong! a sunrise service at 6 a.m. The BaptiSt ~burch. • 1 "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" choir will present an anthem A speclBI vocal solo, 11 0 D1- , (Technicolor) Jeffrey Hunter. R.on Randell. and Ben Philson will be soloist vine Redeemer," by Gouned Mylene Oemongeot. for the service. The sermon was presented by Mrs. New· : Iwill be given by the Rev. M.E. man Burdette, soprano. T h SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Dawson. joined the minisApril 18·19-20 I Church School classes meet congregation ter in the responsive reading 1 .JERRY '..EWIS "DtSORDERL Y ORDERLY" Iat 9:30 a.m. with the morning and the singing ol !be hymn, I HONDA (CA-100) SO ce with conventional HONDA TRAIL 55 CCA-105 T) IICI ec; and (Technieolor) worship service at 10:30 a.m. "In the Cross of Cbnst I 1 starter· and (CA-102) 50 cc with electric st.Jirt. HONDA TRAIL 90 (CT-200) 110 co-These two Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. Mr. William RW!seli will be er-SiPs, never gulps, gas and glides along so great trail bikes combine outfibnding beauty · Glory," with Newman Burdelte Glenda Farrell. smootWy that even a youngster can ride. with rugged construction for tbe rough ter· organisl and Mrs. Russell at the organ. You'll love the ease of Honda's 3-speed transColarcartoane rain and the l]reat outdoors. CA-105 T haa a. present special music. Following the service, minismission and its automatic clutch. WT., 140 lbs.: speed transmission with automatte clutch; CTEngine, OHV single cyl., air cooled, 4-stroke; 200 has 4-speed transmission with automatic ters of the several churches 5.0 H.P . al 9,;00 R.P.M.; Max. Speed, 4~ M.P. clutch. WT. (CA-105 T) 126 lbs.1 (CT-200) 188.5 and their t.vives were guests H.; up to 200 M.P.G. lbs.; Engine, (CA-105 T) mooern overhead the Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Dm•-11 valve type, (CT-200) OHU single cyl., air coolson at their home for a social ]! ed, 4-atroke; (CA-105T) 5.0 B.P. at ,!1111011 R.P. M., (CT-200) 61> H.P. at 8 000 B.P.11!.' Max. hour. Speed (CA-105T) 45 lii.P.if., (CT-200) !Je M.P. H.; (CA-100T) up to 220 M.P.G., (CT-200) 160 M.P.G. 30 Pupil. Listed I 'Golgotha' iS Shown During UniOn , I MEIGS THEATRE '""IPIIII SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I OPEN TONIGHT UNTil 9 'IJ.I\I U8AaS ~0J ..... oiiOcl •pea qo, UJ . ll'l!fll1l JIIIIIOWW IJil& I{Ool IUJI . . . . . . . . . . . . -Jill» ~ '1flllaPI llllinl I,'Jnf U. """ puw Jnl.{ '.JIIJ<f la~fll- JMI!lOIId AN!f,iil Jt>vr intt oe:e 'MIW)dd• JO P8!Jo Pill A.ro!llq 1111 oiJMqi qoru11 !OJ'( pat J1i 4Ja1l 1ao '1R9J1.Io '11&.!. mw 'tJOOw .(pay 1.1111 ,_. pat ~ A:IRII(I - 1VID9dl' ANNva ··o on &Ulnrurom a '11oiV "nu ~HJ. tllolflllll pat q~~g •••N oo:n UodiiiJ IMaflf OtJ:I ~IIU.OC'L lloa A:.-MOI! 00'1 liON S!;l '"l*""l'*'t- -.... IJIU1(J tiJJ, ]1.111119 JlllllloB IIO't or:' . , ... 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Thin~. gin dedJcation was given by Jackson County seat m a creek. les Norris licentiate of Lhe The event was to recognize Whtie the table linens wre Mro. F:red Gibbs, Jr Mr!. Eva lie apparently had drowned in United Cb;.,.ch of Cbnst. now and present Illite drlYmg awanla removed by the commun.on Hartley reported on a Vis1t the flooded stream sometn~ servi a lay-P{Istor ot the First to gas company empJoyeM stewar~. . h ~~ ~n~~~~~~~ made to ti•e Carman Rest Home Sunday. BapJi/ Church, Came Neutz- from the Middleport and GalliAft th om and >II was announced that med- Mr Wyatt S9 was a general ling is organist. The pubhc Is polis offices w•th one _more er~y thee~iasinge~ra;e~ of itaflonal booklets, "Secr~ t conttactor ~ho· resided at 307 cordially invited. years of accident-rree nVIDI· gfven by the Place" cad been placed in Church St .. Ripley, and was a Employees from the Mlddlecon galion in unison, ., 0,g8 General and Veterans 32 year resident of that area. CHESTER . d port Office to rec'<ive awards gre Memorial Hospitals. E Kessel Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ro,. Clelan • were Howard P. Logan, 12 Plans were made to contrib- Dr. 0 . ner sa.id the Mrs. Mary Reed, . Mr. and ears; Wendell Gerlach, 7 ute to '"• school lunch program wedged between Mrs. Norman McCam and Julius Sauvage, 4 years; 't' t for two children in the school drain pipe and the bank of the daughters, Roberta and Maurtce E. Durst, 3 years. nl 10 e for the remainder ol the year. str r a bridge leading and Robert Brown attended t e , Fono'wlng the meetmg plates ;:ng cabin. II was wedding of Miss Maureen Darst Gallipolis of cookie• and oondy were pre- th . ed that Wyatt had gone and Vemon Cleland, Fr~day lng awards were au The Pomeroy High School pared Co; shut-Ins I cabin following an ex- evening at the home of the nson, ll years; Earl Robln"""f Chapter of Future Teachers of t~emel heavy rainfall Sunday ~ride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 years ; Harvey E. Brown, ~m~rica held their annual 1~1and c~ssed small plank Kenneth Darst, Middleport. years; and Ray St. Cl&lr, 3 8 tlB!lon recently at the Seruor bridge, falllng off, and striking Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mr~ years. High School auditorium. , h" head In the tumble H to Ross Cleland, Mrs. James Rid E F Rotbel Sou<heastern Louts Diehl, pres=, waa discovered by Rob- enour and Mrs. Sadie Trusseii iD"imt. and Mr. K. corned 20 new mem Inc u t' ert Easter a resident of attended a meetmg of the Dis- E Gallant Jackson Dvislon ing Barbara Kell!ledy, Brend: Olf raC ICe area. ' trlct officers of the D of A at M-anager Columbia Gaa of Owens, Hane IIObnson, Htia . Plains Sunday. h er" resent to furthOI Vaughan, Judy Righthouse, L1n- Prayer by Rev. Eugene Glll He was born at Tazwell, Va. Richard Frost has resumed 0 10 w )d. P h for hi! da Smith Rose Ann Lisle, Kay opened the meeting •f the Yo•1th in 1906, a son of Samuel A. his studies at the Ohio < state comn_>~nt' e~c t:;::ancompany'a McGowan, Terri Fultz. Susan Fellowship of the Laurel Cliff and Birdie Asbury Wyatt o University after being at home co~trtd u~ong orogram Dixon, Hudy King, Patty Leif- Free Methodist church Thurs- Pomeroy. He was a member recu ratin from dental sur- sa e " m P • hell, Opal Offutt, Carol Hall, day evening following choir of the Methodist Church. pe g Harley Hendricks, Local Safe Jennifer Blakeslee, N~~l Col- practice in the recreation room Survivors in addltlon to his ge~~s. Willard Frost i~ jm- ty Chairman and AI Leonard, mer, Joyce Evans, Mdhe L~g-1 at the parsonage. rents include his wife, Mrs. at Holzer Hospital and extends Middleport manager, planneG ar, Judy Sm•th and Geraldme Louis Diehl, president, was :;':,len Combs Wyatt· a daugh- thanks to her friends for re- the breakfast and Betty Newth .. f M' ' in charge of the meeting and ter, Mrs. Sue Bey.;,er, .. o owm_g e ~~~ 11 a Jon, ISS devotitlns takt!n from Psalm ill ton, three brothers, Eugene Helen Smith, dadviSor, were led by Brenda ofgCh es h'II'e, 0 .• J . C., of Pomd . Lo present. 0 . hi 119·33-40 · 1 Maxine Arvold m charge of the ~ ~ se.nw~ a~~r s ~·k UtS Mie l- Gilmore. Plans were made for eroy ; Samuel Jr., of Middlecontest. , onme f!ll , Ie u -·a hayride followed by a han;- town; three sisters, Mrs. Pearl I ford._ Lmda Sauva~e, E r burg fry at the home of LouiS Little, Rutland; Mrs. Eunice nes!me Wood Mar)or!e Bentz Diehl, Friday, May 7. Chase, and Mrs. Kate Smith .Jamce Wehrung, Glorta Buc~, Games were played under both of Columbus, and three • i Nancy Arnold, Thuma Vaug -I the direction of Leonard Lyons, grand<;hildren. I an and Charyl Edwards. I after which refreshments were THEY ARE VALUABLE TO YOU • • . Rev, Wilbur Perrm gave an : served by Michael and Benny F?"eral services were held ServiCe msptrmg talk on the success of Wright with Leonard Ly 0 n 8 April 15 ~t the Parsons Funerteachmg and stressed the value ' k' • al Home m Ripley with I be BRING THEM IN ANYTIME AND f r [ r om d to ! a~ mg grace. L R M I The annual Community Good lo sa" ac •on c pare Att di g ere the above and Rev. ·. . aoney HAVE THEM ADDED Friday service was held at the ! money. , M ·~il~a.: Neutzling Kar~ lng. Bunai waa m the Weill Heath Methodist Church in · Refreshments were served at I' rs. S Tr ' Sa Cemetery at Harrisonville. 1 . i th lose of the meeting The l)'ll Soulsby use acy, nMiddleport Friday e.venmg. . : e c . . · dra Gilmor~ Karen Flores Don41 The classk color film ~nl.l~ ' ~~'!-3~~~g a~~U al~ m~,;'ber~ Iaid WISe iunior Pullins,' Kay the Rev. and Mrs. Gill and Nanled,_ "Golgotha,". was ,_, _s otwhn ' are .urged io be present. IHowell Mrs. Ernest Powell and ey, Darla, Cathy and Deiorea. .IO,f luaiUJOI I "! a:IIIIJnCide "'PIA IIU 1J11 PdiOI '.lllfiNII ~%~urada"cirf::: :;:''::~Je;;: 011 sermon ~aog, =~ "IIU . ..... fD Tom Easter treats were prepared fol for shut-IDS when the EJecta Ba er ope • service, - Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Mi&Apr! I . pecta the combined leo, ., lowed by tbe sionary Society of the Middle- Meigs county relatives and , provided by arlous denom- Corporal J. G. !'a0 A meditati: port First Baptist Church met friends have ofund":,. direction of .=k:r y at • 1 "Remove This Cup," was giv- l'ue:;:.a) the home C. E. Mrs. Allee Nease. p of buffet style Safety Mrs. Arlee Abbott entertained the Rock Springs Better Stephen Coats, 1 medical stu- Health club Thursday afternoon girl dent at Kirksville, Mo. is atri::' in charge of I~~ ~f~e;:!~':~ ~=·E~:.:~askels Eac~ Maumty Thursday communion servi""' were held at the epo I Scouts Easter Treats For Shut-ins Are Prepared Maundy Tlaureday Servic~ ore Held • on AJ.- ZVSM WIU6oJd uo~!Aata1Aepuns RAWLINGS HONDA- MIDDLEPORT ' •1 I I HONDA SUPER SPORTS (C.JlO) SO ec-'liere'o the flashy first cousin to the baste Ho~da GO, but with more rugged styling. Features mclude band-operated clutch, ram ihJectton eaburetlon for faster acceleration. ancl 4-~ transmillion. WT., 140 lba.; Engine, alnJilo cyl., air eooled 1 4-slro~e; 5 H.P. at 9,000 RJ>. M.; lllu. Speeo, over 45 M.P.H.; up to 200 H. P.G. ...OF BANKING BY MAIL DEPOSITSI That's what we get whenever there are ahawWJ at rain. We're glad to receive them - ancl quick to pNCaoa them. Why nat aq11lp ya-lf wlk. mall clapaalt forms now? Thay'n fraa an requastl --·--SERVICE SE1" YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ _ __ 4% Annually (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) lnter01t Payment Datet Are: Feb. 15th, Mly 15th, A.,.. 15th, Nov. 1511 The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company E..ter sunrise services will be held at the Rock Springs Methodist church at 6:15 a.m., followed by the worship service at g,30 a.m. at which lime the junior choir will present a cantata . .Sunday achool will begin at 10:15 a.m. and the primary class will present a program. Following the Sunday School hour. an Easter egg hunt will be beld for the children, MASCNDRIVE·IN Membttr Fecltro1 R-rw Syatam TONIGHT & SUNDAY '7 FACII OF DR. LAO'• To117 Randall Arthur O'Connell (Technlcolor) Mtmbar FDIIDral Otpaslt lneurllftca C:..por1H.., POMEROY, OHIO • A YANK IN VIIT-NAM" :ManbaU 'l'bompoon "We Have Grown hciUIID We tbvt Helpecl Others Grow" -and- WCHS-TV WHTN-TV Channell Channtl13 7:S OalfJ 7:111 1>1111 Ward 1:110 . . . . . . . 1::111 Jldt Ll ~ 1:11!1 Fa lelloal 1:41 IIIII Odie IO:DD ~ Movie 11:1D Prtoo II IUabt 12;00 Dcmaa .... 12:30 hllllr ' - lelt l:DD '1'lltl lldul 0.. 1:30 'l'ho l'laple't <Qiolce t:IO Flame ID '1'111 Wild I; 30 Da)' ID Cilurt 1:111 Nnrt l:eo General R l~ltal ut Youac Marrltdat 4:01 Tnllme6:10 Super lllow 1: 1$ 81 pllllllll l:eo 1.-1 NIWI ad W.... 1:11 Newa •.• I.Mft • ~ M 7:00 Rmeman 7:30 Jaa, .... t :l».,... .... 1:30 1:1.! ...... 1:00 .. 11' 1::111 l'eJiw . . . IO:NilmDIJ 0.U ll:DDIIno 11:10 '-1 ..... lllfllllarll ll:ID AIIC'a llllbWle IJCII'cl 7;30 8alo 'l'lae COWII 1:10 Budd,y Sllraber 811011 1:10 CatpCG . . . , _ IO:eo 11Jkt Wallaet 6 IIIWI 10:30 I ~VI Luq On Honor Roll. A total of 31 sev•nth and eighth grade students made the honor roll at Middleport School for the fifty six-weeks pl!riod. Seventh grade: Nancy 3uchanan, Mary Burkett, thy Conl!e, Alan Cumingham, Richard Hawley, Rhonda Hysell, Jan Long, Hobbie Ord, Randy Phillips, John Tannehill, Jim Wa~ner, Dione Welsh, Greg W:1lte, Nancy Bnfl•t, and Sylvia Swanson. Eighth grade : Cormie Bachaer, Gail Board, Ter.. s Casci, Douglas Dowson, Nancy Horrfs, Joey Hindy, Mart• Hubbard Mar) •1t-nkinson, R:.~th Ann Lacey, Mary Long, Cyn- 1 thla Mills, Knth) ~krgan. Remlllee Niero, Lois Sauer, Sherri Shuler and O.borah Herrmann. Thursday's Televbion Program ll:DD "-ndd II ::Ill 'l'lae lJ:IIO lAve crt lbfblrr7 llleOoJI al Ult U:2S Nflrl 12:30 Surch rar Tomorraw GuJdiDa u,JII 1:110 • - · • Pa.. 12:U I:S wall Ntw1 I: :Ill AI 1'111 World Turlll HONDA SUPER 90 (5-110) 110 ee - Thli Honda is powerful, agile and sure. It has a weigh~ reducing overhead cam and special pistop valve carburetion and the front suspenalon Is telescopic. WT., 176 lba.; Engine, air eooled, 4-stroke; 8 H.P. at 9,500 R.P.lll.; Max. Speed, 66 M.P.H.; up to 160 M.P.G. REASONS WHY HONDA 90 (CA·200) 90 .., - You'll enJor plenty of pep and power coupled witb economy, It baa a wet-Jump presaure· lubrleatl~ ay.rtem and a compact rugged frame that P"" video lots of power In a Ugbtwelgbt motcneyele. WT., 188 1bs.; Engine OHV slnSe en. air eooled, 4-st.roke; tP.t BP. at 8,000 ·aP.M~ lllu. Speed, 60 M.P.H.; up to 188 M.P;G. Honda IS THE WORLD'S HONDA BENLY TOURING {CA·85) ISO ee - One of the finest motoreyclet ever built The power plant is built with high compreaion ratio and the overhead camshaft eHmlnatea unnecel!lsary reciprocating weight. Electric starter adds to e88e o1 operatlon. "WT~ 246lbl.1 Engine, 4-stroke OHC twin cyl.c_lU.o B.P. R 10.11011 R.P.M.; Ma.. .Spoed, '10 M.P.H.; up to 130 M.P.G. 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