https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bcf7ac7cc8142bd489c0592951bd4584.pdf 479e4fc1945f7fcb84e65b1a27b6f564 PDF Text Text . • • ,J, ~ Churches art! .. ,. Full for Middleport Easter·.S ervice , \ Provamt. GiHn on Surad4ily . · Olurehet ot Middleport wert u "'Joist, wu presented at tbe!Olrlot lbe olllll'ise service com- the muolC~~l program. "T b • Today Where Jeoua Walked." y BlicUr, X.tbJ 8JU, o\ IIJled by worohipe1'8 fur Euler ounrlse oervk<! as ,.... a """" memorated the deatb, res)ll';- ly City," wu sung by MN. At the mondnl worablp ..,.. , Brendf ~Winll, .lervicei. bePmlnl with sunrise ber by Mr. Ben PblJa;oo, barl- .rectian and ascension of Cbfiaf :rothy_ Davis and Mrs. Jean vice Mrs. SkiMer dlrected tbe ee Rney, Anita Full:l and~.=~~~;~ · lind lhrouah 10:30 o'clock _..tone, "Arl Thou the OlriBI?", 011 the llrsl Easter u oymbo~ Craig. Film slldos were l!bown cboir In the anlltem. "AIIelula, lwlna, Darla llld Marla ~ olp oervlces. Special music wu with Newman Burdette and lzed In an orillnBI narratlon In ronjunc!lon with the Easter Christ Is Rlzen," and an orranllnll. pre..ent.od and new IJ)<Dibers Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, organist.. composed by the Rev. Donald story. and plano duet waa played by MI'S. Gerald .o\ntl!oot waa were enrolled. i For the 10:30 service, Mrs. Hicks. As the ronsregatlon en- Other numbers by DlO choir, Jennifer Lqbse and Mn. Cbes- ganist wllb Mnl. l:lo!lald The altar of Heath Methodist IRussell sang, "I Walked Today 'terod the sanctuary one candle tunder the direction of Mrs., Ar, ter,.Erwln. Five Dllllllliera were and Mrs. Fred Glbbi C'hurcb was banked. with whie iWhere Jp•a•~ Walked," accom- lat the foot of the CroS! was the thur Skinner, were "Gotble- ta~ into memPersh1p. There scripture and Easter hyacinths. tulips 110d lilies. g1v- panied b} ,1r. Willlam Russel, only illwnination. ,mane "Beneath the Cross of were~ 350 in attendance for the lolsts were Mrs. Beula en in memory of deceased mem- orgamst.The choir. under the di- 1 As the minister read the dia- lJesus," "When I Survey,'' and services with .WO at Sw:tday who SA;lg, "l Walked Mrs. The seven-branch cantol- 1rect1on ol \1r Philson . present- logu~ exp1aininp; the meaninll of '·Now Uopn the First Day of JSchool. Wbere ~eaus Waited," abra. a memorial to Mrs F.lea- 1ed , "Chnst tbe Lord is Ris- the cross ~nd the emp[y tG.'llb, lthe Week." FIRST .BAPTIST CHURCH Frank Cheeaebrew, ''How nor &haaf. were decorared with en Today," by Foelber. acelytes lighted other candles A quartet compos~ m tllarThou Art." white ribbons and li~ht~ 1ap- The Rev. M. E. L>owson had symbolizing the 12 apostles. An ' iotte Glaze, _Debbie Gruescr, Ka- · Ten persons were baptized ,by White hyacintba and 'Ullea er"' as his sermon topic, "Hearts on empty tomb demonstrated the thy McEihmny and Scherry the Re¥, Donald Boone dunng en as me'morl~\ flowen An anthem entitled, " In Jo- ~" 1re . " meaning of Easter. . ,Hicks, sang '' Were_ You There?" the .sunri~ service held at the(ed the sanCtuary and 1 11 eph 's Lonely Garden." with CHURCH OF CHRIST M_rs. Chester Erwm_ was or- and Mr_ L. R. Wiley sang the flrst Baptist Church. Tey were delabra, the gift of the Mrs. William Russell, soprano, , At the Middleport Church of gamsL for the processJon~l and.concludmg number, "I Walked 1Edward Sayre, James Brewer, family. New oftertory - ----- ------from the Hearthstone were used for the first During the mornlnl service the Rev. Boone on the subject, "The Flnl Spec1al Easter servires were F'1r~t Bavtist church. A Solo, Relations, was the celebrant tin, rector, had for his ser--!Halleujah," was presented by , ~ Easter." tef'rs. ~ar:ence .......... ELBERFELDS • program the !~E~I hour at the ••••••••••••••u••u•u•.• •• of !luisl, Sunday solo, "My TaBk" by MUs Peggy .. ~~j''p dondhlffl .........., ... · · - e~ ol "I EO: ;'8 Lacd; ° I. r· were Mrs. . I Ab M amy ou PeopIe I 0 Pcmeroy Sportabout ·TV 1PhiliJJ M"Jt'r. !Were weekend guests of rela- 1and Mr. and Mrs. William the topic of the sermon by the A combined Sunday were William Board Dr . and Mrs. H. C. Mullins Miss Poll.• KarT of Columhus tives in the area. jNeutzling of Lancaster were Rev. C Melvin Alkire at the and church service was bel Myrtle Warren. and daup;hter . .Jackie, spent spf'lll lht' wt>t•kt>nd with her Mr. and Mrs. Ri~hard Simon ·weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'United M~thodlst church. The)when several children were the weekend at Union, W. Va. parents. \1r. and Mrs. Charles and family of Brooksville visit- Rolland Neutzling. . organ ptelude by Tom Bakerldicated including H L. . . with her !nther, Lt>e Dixon. H. 1\;:srr Sr. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer opened tbe service followed by inie and David Burton, onor ISbng u Mr. and Mrs. Garth Beal of Mr. and Mr s. BNnest Bruch Raymond Hatfield, over the and children, Jackie and Dan- !the -·processional hym~ .. Christ and Carol Morris and Earned in Design Athens wen· Saturday guests uf and Elizaherli and Delbert of weekend. 1ny, of Marion left Sunday morn-!the Lord: Is Risen Today." A Willet. Miss Charlene Davis, tht>ir cousin, Miss El sie Han. I 1\11. Vernon I'IWP weekend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung- 1ing for a visit in Jackson with special atJthem, "All Hall the During the evening service of Dr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wock- gm•sts ol Mr. ;md Mrs. Delbert nickle and daughter, Donna, his mother, after a visit with Power of Jesus Name' was Easter program waa given 9tudent at Rhode ham and daughters of Dayton Druch . and Barbara Tatterson of Cin- her parents, Mr. and Mrs c. Ipresented by the choir. youth of the several of Design, Providence, · · n1r. • and Mrs ..John R. Weeks cinnati were weekend guests of J. Struble. Saturday evening 1 The ilyqm, "Christ Arose," ments lncluding recitations spent tht' wee kend w1t· I1 IWl was one of 106 on the noao's mothrr, Mrs. Mary E. Ohling- and son. Tom. ut Heynoldsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub guests o( the Strubles were opened tht: wors,hip service at a play entitled "Barbara's for the first semester, er. were weekend guf'sts of their ~ and family. . . !Mr. a~d Mrs. Joseph Struble the ; Ol]!,U'Cb of Christ._ Thelwaken~ng," with these of 941 st~dents enrolled. .Janet \tar. Vranken, daughler jJarents. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon I Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Krider and M1chael and Mr. and Mrs. I thoir presented a spectal an-r tlcipatmg, Judy Willet, Martha Davis JS completing of Mr. a~d Mr~: Harvey V."'n WePks <~nd Mrs. Herman Scholl. ~ of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Williamson and David and them, "Hi Arose," and the Bart1ett, Carolyn Acree, Judy jsopholllore year, majoring Vranken~ Js ronlmed lo her _Mr. and Mr::~ .. Ra_lph Spencer I Russell Krider of Findlay were Darla. !Rev. Jerry Masters had for his 'Taylor, Martha Hamm, Sharon•apparel design. Miss Davis home wrth the measle~. . VJ_.s!!t:'d _Sunday m L'nlumbus at 1weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy William- sermon, "He Is Risen." Follow- Buckley, Juanita Dudding and played a talent in art and Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Moms R1vt•rs1de Ho~p 1ta l w1th Mrs. ·Mrs. Raymond Krider. son and David and Darla were ling the service, David Clark, Gary Ellis. A pageant entitledlsign while a student at Mo!d!t~l of Cinrinm.t _i were week end Man'in Spencer and ru see their ) Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Sunday dinner guest-s or Mr. lson of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. "A Cross for A Crown," waa 'l port High School serving 1Ciark. wa•J guests of the1r parents. Mr. and new grandson . 1rnond Krider Saturdav evening land Mrs. C. J. Struble. preseRted by the teen-age cholr. Ule Activity. Mrs. Robert MoiTi~ Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ho~·t. Mr. and Mrs. Clarrnrr Strat· ton of Oakwood were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines of Athens spent the werkend with their pareots, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Edwards and Mrs. Theo Heises. Mrs. Lois Ann Jones and childreh nf Columbus we1·e week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell. Joe Boney of Sarasota, Fla. speht the Easter vacation w1th his grandfather, Herbert Boney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson I I • Elc:etlentall-channel VHF/UHFreceptiiHl •tB,OOO-valtspotbboutchassls • TwolF.s1gn~lngstaKU • TintldRCAPm-0-Plypicturetube • Builti11WFendUHFantennn • ICV~·frontS"ovalspeaker in on Elberle!d.s 2nd Floor. the 16"andportablt Victor"Sweet Tv sets, all the new portable sets now on RCA Victor Color TV white & consoles .and models. ELBERFBDS IN POMEROY 1• t7s ~bert Wi:let~ncoile~ted ihe dozens of pictures and historical information for the edition. Appreciation is extended not only to the advertisers Nam if requested todo so making the tabloid possible, but to _many other citizens who contributed editorial material Extra Special Edttton cop1es may be ordered from 1 ~%" home W<H~ 1hop • , , II power to h•nllle the wtlh " llilll jo~" - Th~ II & 0 -bu~t mc.tor 1110 double reduct•on gear S~i · li~m del>veri extra power and torque . DELUXE 714• GIVE DINNER _Mr . and M~s. Ho~a ce Mr EI- ; hinny entertamed w1th a family. dinner Sunday. Present we re i:· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner, 1 Au11.itiary front h1ndle JiYn ena of halldling ••• eU)'·fose. and let dapth lldjustment lnd ~Ubreted, die-cut aluminum adjustmunt and rip ftntl. Built-in sawdust ejector keeps your Cuffing line • VIIJible. TOOL BOX IIEG.$7J'S REG. $2.21 Ohio. daughter and I MEIGS THEATRE JERR~ '.EWIS "DIIOROIRLY ORDERLY" (TecbnJcolor) Jem LeWis, Susan Oliver. IIEW! .,....... _.. 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SALE CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 15 THE POMEROY CEMEN-T BLOCK CO. . - ))· ' ·.. ·-·~ ':~' ·t' ~i. ~ - . ~-. ,; I ,,., .. - ~" ·I,, • ' fll)ol~__t_he 01 fml._ sh_. _ _ Fast Time Issue Defeated c.a .... _,1.tl c;:fh 1""-----------.,.-------,-------llli'._. ,_, I 0/H daughter, Rita, of Pomeroy and ~· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stratton Warner. 1J.l7!10~l4.·1M1tr bPgan ·,_.wax FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR or 1»1mon11 This eJt;ceptlon .. saw c:an make tVIry rut In tha book. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ball and Mrs. SAW wntroL "'""' . Tl,.,~c"._:he_Uot'red_8t•tes 1Jttttpnt WdtleW., UUSD-&Mo" U11111:rlUI _ _ __ unding on wood, i or metal. Ctn be used In any po5ition end lou a bu ilt-In front hamill tor eltra I o~ Oakwood, CIRCULAI f'ltt, all •ltctrkl - Good FridaY services were held at the Federatf'd Church ; Friday evening. The Hanctuarv : WA~ darkened for the servil'~ i and the cross and candles on , the altar were covered with j b1ack. A special number. "Le- , gende" was presented by the I youth choir with Ralph Werry as organist, Rev. Wilbur Per. rJn had for his sermon Topic, ''l Carried the Cross to Golgatha." IOIJoln-law of Mr. and a -a D SAW BLADES Sanctuary DarkPnf'd At Fridm· SPrl'ice theDaUySentlnelofficeonMecharuc·St,Pomeroy. r NOTICE' . ar 1 PERK UP S39.88 enttne ........ ~ .... 1 v YOUR HOME DURING OUR ••.• ,. Cevrillo...... TOKYO (UP[) - Communist Chinese statement, however ,' air atl<~ck~ fl.[!rdnst North Vlel China called today for a nation- t.inted at organized recruiting \am A.m·r .. 1r. planes carried wide campaign to make " full and mass troop sh ipment ~ on out new r;; Jd.~ today. preparations" for sending Chi- the pattern ot Peking's inter- . ~ean~hile. G. S. Air Force nese to (ig"'t Americans m V1et vent1on m th~ Korean War. Jt'ls ramt>d_ 20 tuns of bombl Nam. It rejected peace propos- Pt!kmg made the posstble on \ort h \ lrt Nam today, _setals except on Communist terms. troop movements condi.tl on<:~ on ung ul 1 a ':if'flf'"' of landslid~ The aetion was taken by the ·· the event I hat U.S. JmperJ al· whJch blocKed two strat~g1e standing committee of the Na-[ 1:;m co11t.nw_. to Pscalate iL~ hJgh~·<:~ys. A. U. s.. Navy pilot "tiona! Peoples Congress of Red . war of ~-tgy: · e~· sion and tlw V1et- was killt'd _when h1s pla~e China , a i"Ubber stamp parlia- 11amesf' pe()p1e need them 1lht' nast1t'd dunng a ~·ei_Jarate raid ment which would not act with· Chi neSt" I ' ' , on CiJmmurust terntor. oul the approval of Communist Both tlte Cb1nese and _North , In South \'1et ~am Commuparty leader Mao Tze-tung and Vie!narnese have demand1·d nisi {!Uf'rnllas . ITI''tdered an other Communist leaders. L'.S_ lro'lp withdrawal befurto Amt'num ('IV Ilrau anrf wounded A committee r e s o l L! t i on peace r:> lks ope n. Sov1et Pre- four U S sold1ers 1n two &epabroadcast by the Communist [mier o\lt>x1•i :0.. Kos:--gin said ; rH!f· IPrror attaeks .. Monday New China News Agency re- I Monda~ pea1·e can cume onl~·1 night AI least 13 \letname3e peated Peking 's oft - vuiced l whf'n t fw L::-lltPd St<.~tt>~ with-: Wi'rf' reported killt:"d in the two promise· that the ('hmi' Sf' peo- d·aws !run. Viet Nam . HlH iu> inr~?ent.; _ pie will not sit idly by" while 1 ~id no! «n••:·;ll('a lly 1uake 1hJs a fp ·l olht>r A~e ;' :C'.:ln ~ldi~fl North Viet Nam is alt<:~ c· ked. 1.--ondrllon for· rea ce talk~ . . 1wt•re woundi•d,. m i:l. cont mumg This was believed to b(' the , Kus~glll drd lolarn the United batt\o:' WITh vu~t (ong forces first time Peking has spec1r1cal-l Sta:es that aer1a l bombard- near th"" U. S a1rbt1~ at Da \y threatened to send truops ' nwm s ard lh(• use ol gas in ; Nang H ~d Vietn_amr.,e o(ficial! into Viet Nam. 1 Viet N;;~m r:11g ~1t lead lo " rf'tali - srlld P Com munrst q-u1ment of 111 ~ ;.ooo men,hh:da::~~ "Pa blt;~~ IDSTORIC VIEW_ This uncommon picture of Pomeroy taken from West VIrginia with a telephoto lens shows the 125 year-old Main-S! The Russians have "id lhey !otion 111 ''"~ "Thos it is'1 tod this Pomeroy's 125th Anniversary The event is marked today by a 32-page special tabloid edition. Daily Sentinel staffer may send "volunt~rs " to V1et , ~ ~ronge<>t "~vret s ;.~ "me.n ~~r" 111 .. Mrs. · ~ Bowles, Mrs. Con Yooq ' R~ALIQ'/6'TQR~ Mrs. Emma .Bland of Mrs. · lfllllam snu"'•l I Harper ''I weekend _guests of his father, Emmett bert of MI. Vernon, and Mr.,and Mrs. Ben Neutzling In mem·INazarene. The Rev. Clyde Mrs. Allen Hampton o!D•ntley .f I Mi ss C<:~rulyn Meier of Pitts- Will. land Mrs. John Krider and Jer ory of Misses Ann and Kate ,lett spoke on "The More roy, and Mrs. f{arrlson uo ; burgh. f'a. spent the weekend , Mr. and Mrs . Edward Web- letta and John of Chester Road. IEbersbach. tdant Life" during the sunrise and Mrs. Corils Lwckadoo · with Dependable RCA '''l wllh her porenls, Mo. and Mrs. sler and son, Ricky, of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wllktns l "Christ q Alive Today" was 'servire. . Accompanying SolldCapporCircults _presldent; at ftlllnt c:41111 .... II .. •• Eqllolo - To American Pomero5· Churches Hold Easter Services held at Pomeroy churches Sunl\nuw That My Redeemer of the Hol_y Eucharist at the mon topic, "The Ressurrec-- the d:loir. . be ce~.~~ ":CStbe day morning. White lilies, 1Livt'th," was presented by Mrs. ·Grace Ep1scopal church. MrS. Ition." I Following Holy ~mmumon. r, "' th cho~ 18 mo:>t of them in memory of Elmer Wickham and the Rev. Cedric Clark, organist, opened ! At the Federated church "The the Rev. Wilbur Perrin had for beth, a~~ e loved ones. decorated thP dum- Charle<> Norris had for his the .service with the organ pre- Easter Prelude, by Mrs. Ben his SEil'mon, "Christ Calls You ant.~emde H:e~uia, t~ : eel or each church ~ermon. ·'The Life or Christ." lude. The choir presented the Neutzling, organist, opened the in Y~r Garden." Morton en, un r ~ on An organ prelude. "Holy Ci-· The Rt'v . GPne Seanngi of anthem, ''Christ the Lord Is.servi~e, followed by th~ h~~· . Barnes and Ed~e Young, aco- ~ar::ce wttb Mrs. ty,'' by Mrs. J . H. Stephen- C'inrinna11. director of the de- Risen Today, during the offer- ~ "Chn:st the Lord Is Rtsen. Adytes, , wore whtte .stoles over ra ury at e organ. son, opened the service at the pa rtment of Christian Social tory. The Rev. Richard H. Mar- lspecial anthe m, "The Easter new robes ot metahc gold .. ~CRURal OF NAZARENE --· -· - - - -- - - - · ·------- ,corstion, other than the JJhes, The Easter message was ~"*''A**"'·~·~w:t,~:i"'JI' land family of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will and .were Mr. and Mrs. Bemest incl~ed four palms, gifts of en ln Songs, sotries and f ;: ! rt>latives 1t1 the art'a over the : fam1ly of Columbus were Easter Bruch and Elizabeth and Del-j the Friendly Circle, and Mr. at the Middleport Church of • • r It's the Oobome, Ob!Jnger and e NOW YOU DO'W �, ' • • An<lerson. This i8 ol Interest to chureh people is a biography of the A ~Ial Invitation 15 given ! for one year. nn nearly • hall century o! Su•ar I-n •1fw -~blic to visit !he Pomeroy Mrs. Ea~ 1 sco tt . "' ....,. a central figure in the \ au Lihr::"ry April 25 • May l, Na~' Grove,. Ohio, two non~llctlon church work o! Ohio. tiona! Library Week m Ohio. : books 1n memory of her son. Pomeroy W. C. T. U. the Recent gifts to the library ITed Scott . w.. o was killed In memory of Miss in wr,rld War II. ~ Genhehl'ltl ''The arr: w Zurcher three ·•, Heart" dedicated to Twlllghl Garden Club - Hor- Mrs . ayne , ' . ··.,re !llll"azlne subscr iption ..,. hctJ_on_. books. n;,•mory of Peter Marshall ..,~;_;:;;;;;·~;;_~~~-----......-.-...-=-.....o-.......o-.,1 the Pet..- Marshall Scotlillb :Memorial Committee in NICW YORK - ' GARDEN FORWARD NEUTRAL REVERSE TILLER Throttle, clutch control s on handle , hf'a· vy gear case, semi- pneumatic tires, ch1-ome h11ndle . 2£ '' Til lin g \\J' idth Rewind Startt'r Tilling Depth s·• 4 HP Brig~~ & Stratton Engine 16 1Tnhrrakable Hoe· Annh'enny Spe1·i•l $139.95 • GARDEN PRIDE 20-INCH MOWER RE.MOTE THllOTTLE 2'12 HP BRIGGS A.lllD CO~TROL STR ATTON ENGINE "'I Dally ltntlntl, PomWOJ·Midllleport, 0., Apr. 20, 198&-S 1111!1'_"""._....,_ J.:;:p ::: ...~. ~ ' c- .. 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Major League Resullo Newport High School baseball One would think the shapely By Uolled Press lnleroettonal team has lo play this season and vivacious coed would he Nalionaf 1.eagae wilhout one of its best outfield- booked solid with dates. But Cincinnati 020 0110 000- 2 7 trs-becauoe ahe's 1 girl. Pally isn't and she doesn't Milw'kee 000 0110 000- o 1 "f don't care what they oay, worry about it. Maloney U-0) and Edwards· fl's a stupid rule," pouted pre!· "When 1 go out on a date and Pavletich (5). Blasingame, ty Pally Kidney, a lhorougb- we go bowling or play ping sk 1 <9) and Torre. Loser-st... going tomboy :n oulloot but un- pong or something like that, I ingame (0.1) HR _ .Jol:nS<on IJ m:stakeably all gtrl on appear- always seem to win,'' she said. (2nd) · "Then the boy doesnl ask · ance. The blue-eyed brunette was out again. I can't help it-1 · Houston 000 _ 1 000 0110 05 talking about the Kentucky want 1o win at anything I Philo. 004 010 2lt _ a 13 o High School Athletic Association p!Jiy." Farrell, ,5). Dierker relfDiatiOn which bars glrto Patsy comes by her athletic (6) and BatelllaD) !rom ~pelitlou with boys In ablllty honestly u her lather, and Dalrymple. baseball. Jim Kidney, wu once a: <1-1) H -Allen !2nd) "I know I can beat out sev- player . ID the Pittsburgh · · era! boys on OUr team," said atea farm JIYIIelll. 400 020 Oltl- 7 10 the 18-year.old coed. "If I didn't , Played :Wlllo Fallter st. Louis 000 0211 010 -3 5 thmk 10, I never would have l lfDess he ~ways wished Ellsworth, Abernathy (BI gone out for baseball.' wu a boy," ahe $lid. •a. Bertell Sadeckl Taylor Veteran Newport Coach •Sian played pitch and Cl!tch with me · ' Arnzen chimed ID, "no klddinc, stn<:e I was n!Af lillie 1l!1d QJJVIJI liiiiTm Have you ever mlaimed, Jibe's good enough to he on our taught 111e milit ol 1 "l.aoflollha Wlf he drivesteom. On the basis ol ability, know about baMbalL 1 1110•w 1 why should I PolY the same I'd have to c:W aome of the be hoped I could bas.!ball lor Auto Insurance that Ito boys before I would drop her lhlo year." · . · NOW-SAFE DRIVING PAYS OFF IN CASH! . ., Sprlggs 1l!1d plnc:b bitter Dave Spriggs lied II ju lliJo _. Wi.osman, but proved to the 0>- with hi• """"" !Jut Cllli1'!f lumbus Jell Monday night that ham the.n ~ t1f~. , _ , he may well be worlh the re- 1/ walfcs, made ~ .1M J!lfdi ported $100,000 bollll5 he signed •nd Buffalo scared Oil a oaerJ; lor with the New York Mets. lice Dy. · • Chica~o Blue ·~ Flame Clev~land e~ase, Pomeroy Jr. High School Apr. 28-29 - 8 P.M• • .. li.j,. -' . ....- .., play from the team." does!" · New)iort•a pret\i..t No Joke excels In girls' and "They thought it was a joke basketball. She ~ lll'lml: and when she llrst l!lme out," Arn- shoots golf ID filii ' lltlttl' bufbase. "'"' related. "But abe showed ball to her first lOve. she belongad right away. Tbe . "SIIre we mllbi bave some sec:ond pitch thrown to her ID probleiiUI flzt41n&. her a dre&practlce, ahe lined lnlo ceJI!er ainl;~ and lhOweftt at . lleld." · . 8COOo]J " C08eh Amoen Overhearln& the c:onvonattOn, ceded. '"But Newport pitcher Everett MerriD it's a ahlme observed, "I kllonr she wasn1 lie ostd ·IJe . an easy out when l pitched to use her u a acorekeeoer. her." rest of the .....0 .lh!lftit A far ay II'Om an amazon, continue to bit 1t1ttco bi!1J1 J'it!q ltaildl onr, 5-feat.a and )ll'1tcllce. . ., ....... AI .,._,• ., you don't pay !he Slm,_,.u <eceive 1 lower rate for beinc 1 bettor driot!l'. us tell you 111 let allo:rt it ' O,wning IIIIUI'IInct Ag..y Inc. ':;. i' ' ~ ,N,IIId (' ' Ava, THE CAR IT INSPIRED-NEW MUSTANG GT! Antbble .., as Maotu& begfios its yeor wllil417,000 f'lllmsiiiSti< •WWF~ ... a loaalilt ef., optioM! New Total fOr tile M• tug of yov dtolco-H111lltop, CoetertibJe ot FMtbllell+l. 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J1i11j!11 A!1 . . ..._.klrY • "I'm Tom Rue, owner of Tom Rue Motors, Middleport's new Chrysler-Plymouth and Imperial dealer at 399 South Third St. "" gave OOLUMBUS IUPI) - .Rookie uncorked a • MIDDLEPORT, 0, Come meet the car men with the ne\V business and old-fashioned ideas. 't .... FREE PRIZES . 1 o~e M~loney • Lots of thing.- such as ftue•, chimneys, cold walls, drafts. noise, soot, and on and oo. ~ore .important. tl1ough, Aamelees e~rlc heat BtVes you the quicke&t, cleanest, qmetest, heat you can buy. And that'• only part of the goodne01 .Gf electric heaL (Coli w 1111d -.) Global Three- Bruce Wallace had three firots . lor 15 po:nts in lhe ahotput the Maloney, ~ ~ngeles IIYElt LOWER WtTH ~ LATE - Young Pbll ~ . . . yielded but !oar lttla Ia .... lnldnCI. walked zh au:l 'fill* him ... dec18lolt. I · bec::a~se o~ tr:a•~mg, ~e masterf~l i ve~~lg~a~ted;~th~e~ftr;;e~at;;the~~Bo;ll~nda;y~ev~entn~g~a~n~d0!it~wn~~·~gh~~~J.!=:....-..,...~===============~. • I· res. * _. but tJtiJI '"' ....... far .... Yietory ..... th.e - ' ' • night UPI Sporlo Writer . his no-hitter against the Mets. and Kansas City romped he needed it. The Astros ling. P. . Milwaukee at st. Louis , night 880 relay, Middleport, 1:42 York at Los Angeles, . For a I!DY who was baniShed It's a good het that the 207-iover the Yankees and Whitey stranded 12 baserunners to the buJipen week pound, 6-foot 2sinch hurler will F 0 r d a.-2. A doubleheader The Cubs hopped on Sadecki fHmdy Stephenson Vance, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, a dismal aprmg be back in the starting rotation. scheduled between the Senators in the first inni Lead-off Hood) Pomeroy, Southern. night Jtm Maloney of the In other NatlonaJ League and Red Sox was rained out at man Glenn greeted rlBJ, Alan Wallace, M, Amt-riean League CrnctnnatJ Reds made one heck tion Jim Bunning five-hit the Boston .... 'th d bl R Sa 53.5, Sauer, M; Moran, S.: W L Pet GB of I st b k . . . . . I "'m WI a ou e. on nto Marshall p M" t· 3 a a. ac . . Aslros m Jeadmg the Phdhes to Johnny caJlison's baseSsload- doubled, Billy Williams and 880 run' a· W Uac M 2·215· t mneso a .750 The blff rJffhtbander a an S.O shellackng over Houston ed Sil181e in the third inning Doug! Clemens sirl led a n d C ef ' . a e, . . . ' Boston 3 .750 oniHu!ter In Milwau- and Cubs .'!rawled alJ over sparked a foursrun Philadelphia Ernie Banks was !tentionally an:, S, Mathews, S., Me4 2 .667 kee StadiUm aga:nst the Braves Cardmal pitcher Ray Soldfl'ki uprising in helping Bunning lo r walked. All this added to four 220 .h,,h· Hind M 24 5· S 4 3 .571 Monday, !hem 2-D. on an 8-0 shellacking over Houoton his first victory of the season. runs and in came Cardinal re- er M· S.;isher y.p., New York 3 3 .500 1 Deroo Johnoon s second-llUit118, and the Cubs crawled aU over Dick Farrell was tagged with fiever Ron Taylor. Mile' relay Middleport \ . Wash.,gton :: 3 ·500 1 1 :,me run. Cardmal pitcher Ray Slidecki bill first defeat. Jloth pitchers Banks and Clemens later <Cheadle H.;,. Blake Los Angeles 3 3 .500 I "· Y IS Menkes bloop sin- in a 7-3 triumph. are now 1-l. homered Ernie's coming with Pomeroy' Kansas City 2 4 .333 2 gle mto. short left to open the1 In the American League Los Houston tbreatened to score Santo base. Dick Ellsworth Discus.' Diehl, ;?:· lOS Ft. 2 3 ·250 2 eighth mmng kept beat Delrolt 4-2, the on several oceasions, but Bun- upped his pitching record to inches Ashley M· Dail S Balt:more 4 200 2'1, who was 15-10 last .year for the I White Sox downed Baltimore niDI bad the good pilj>h when 2-0, while Sadecki i8 now 0.2. S. ' ' y, ' Monday's lksults . Re<h, from heoomillg the first · er: M· Swillher P· N p Waah. at Boslon 2. ppd, ram anc:nnau Pilcher •ince Ewell (6) Briles !9) and M 5 ft. inches · .Glad M: Kansas C. 8 New York 2. night Blackwell 0947) to pitch a noCarver. (2;; Mathews, s, •'nd Ha;.. ,. P. • Chicago 7 Baltimore .2. mght h:tter. Loser _ Sadecki (().21 HRsLos Allleles 4, Detroit l , n1ght walked only three B ks 13 d) Cl . (Only gam., schedult:di apd, §lruck out eight In hurling an r ' emens (lst), NBA Playoff Sludlngo Tuesday's Probable Pltrhrn the 'lllird OhHtfUer of his rna- · By Uoltecl Press ID!ernall-1 Washington at Boston jor league career while pickllll Mlddlepol'l tnade it two/ The Jacket. moved ahead 5- Only gameo scheduled. <Best of Sev..) urn <1 0) vs. Morehead tO.Oi. up his first victory aganst no straight over Kyger Creek Mon- 3 ID the second and stayed aAmerlcaa League W. L. (Only game scheduled! defeats. Wade Blsslngame was day with a 14-7 victory on the head the rest of the way in the Ballimore 001 100 000- 2 7 1 Boston 2 0 Wednesday's Ga.meo 1Bobcats home diamond with lree-hittil18 contest. Four the loser. He is now O.L · 000 010 24x- 7 11 f Los Angeles 0 2 Kansas City at Detroit Put Ill Bullpe~ 1Mike Gardner goilll the dis- scored as Tyo walked three Pappas, Barber 16), Hall Monday's Result Los Angeles at Cleveland In 30 innmgs of spruqr ·lraln-: lance, spacing out 11 hits. ners, hit a batter, had a (I), Haddix <8) Boston 129 Lo• Angeles 123 Minnesota at New York lng compelitlon he hAd given i Chuck Leach, third.sacker, ball dropped iii center field, Orsino; John, Fisher [8) up '40 hit. and 28 runs. M"'lag- I and pitcher Lanny Tyo were permUted Stobart to get his Martin. Romano. Winner- John ---- ~--~-er Dick Sisler yanked him .from ; the only 'Cats getting ID Gard- ond of live hits in five trips, li-D). Loser-Barber (().2). Hrs the startil18 rotation and put ner's bair seriously. Leach had tbree sil181es and two doubles. -Berry (1st) Skowron him in the bullpen. a lrio ol sqfes iii three offic- Coach Gar! Wolle ollhe Cater (1st). .' "I was !old to throw on the ial trips and Tyo had a double ets cleared his bench In t Ne" York 100 001 000- z lldeliDes and give the word and two singles In thrte trips. 7th with the score IU. when I was ready," Maloney Middleport took a 1-fl lead in Tyo walked six and fanned Kans. City 401 300 OOx- 3 10 o said. "Las! Friday we had a th~ top of the first inning on II while Gardner, the Junlor Ford, Rooiff 14), Stafford (5), day off and I threw for a long ba<k·to-back singles with two righthander, walketl nobody <7) and Blanchard. st... · 0~1) and Edwards. Losertime to Don Pavleticb. Every- out by Gary Stobart, Bill Hal- fanned lour. thilll seemed to fall into place. ley and Jerry Vanlnwagen. Today the Jackets take (0 11. HR-Gentile (3rd), No soreness, my pitches were Kyger went ahead 3-1 in Its Jackson at Middleport. doil18 what I wanted and I was lutll' of the first on Leach's sin· Other Middleport hitters were I Detroit 011 000 000- 2 7 1 gelling them over." · gle with one out, Tyo'o double, Buddy Moore a single, George Los Angeles 000 300 Olx- 4 9 o Two years ago Maloney lost Don Thomas's gilt of first base Sauer two slogles, Halley Lolich, Gladding (8) and AltoM>e: i'enll GT- a ..._-helps a no-hitter when Ellis Burton on Mark 'tannebill's bobble . at singles, Van Inwagen a Moore, Lope-. t1-l) and Roof. hourenduranoe- ~vents - - at Davlona and ~bring_ tell 111 how Ml baild betta- cars for yoo. 0Ufe. of the Cubs got a hit. Last sea- sllortstop and Joe Fisher's dou. and Jim Johnson two sing!... Loser-Lolich U-11. The spirit of lht: Ford GT. down to 10; diS!UlCI II'e ra11, ~ Europe'8 fine~~ entries ill lW8 13oon Joe Christopher broke up ble. For Kyger Larry Snyder, GTIIIltipe.,.is a"aiklbk nO'N m alll Mu~ lang model!.. _Jtt_lor...., .. _.., on a charge drivinr,ll two both brothers, : months while irltoxicated, andof $10 and Lloyd and Dallas, of :home which OCCUlTed on Marcil destroyed later in tho 1costs for no operator's lir~nse ; Reedsville, and a sister, Carrie i both In Gallipolis court Mon· 'I Brooks, of Logan, Ohio; 12 . day. Conrad Bentz. 5~, He~ grandchildren, and five great : lock Grove, charged wlth D\\iJ, . grandchildren. 1 and under revocation . was to l:e She was a member of the in cotHily court today. iChurch of Christ of Reedsville 1where funeral serv!ces will be ; - - - · - - ---·-- -: SEEKS NEW HOME :held Wednesday at 2 p. m. ~1 LONDON (UPli Lady dueled by I.Jewis llussell. Burml ~ Churchill, widow of th> lat<.will be in Reedsville cemetery. Sir Winston ChurLh!ll, Is apart·!Friends may call at the Ar~ \ ment-hunling in London, it waslbau.gh Funer~l home at Tuppers ! reported today. Plams any ttme. · _ 1 "' 7~2 I ' · M; Swisher, P; I time, and we'd like to get off on the right foot with you. So, ~~ me put in writing the way we intend to do ace Muatlravea rave up Hd::;:un:t~ve~~ e I 1 ~':., ~=:;:'lsco 171> 1: i e ,, ·, ed their boys to 1Q first places good for 15 points. 3 to ono for Pomeroy, and none 2 4 ·333 for Southern. Other firsts wen: captured ~o":,~. ~ ~ :: II woa bfg Louie Dtebl ol the Monday's Results 3 the P..lher aad who ol me ' Y w o . . . . I over teammate Hod Sauer, Cinc:nnall 2 Milwaukee 0 ldm..U lnlo tbe wlmier'l ctr- John Blake ID the mile. Philadelphia a Houston 0, night de "'" • heave of 1115 feel . . Ch:cago 7 St. Lou:s 3, night two laches of lhe dlacas. MilS " m Logan today lor a !Only games scheduled: Of Middleport's 70 plus polnll, three-way meet With Logan and Tuesday'a Probable Pltcbera Men ke Spoi•1s N0· HIt• BI•d by R·-ed-s l A~~np,u~~mpA~ms~ ~~·Di~hC M , JliD a1oney· CI.ncy WI.DS 2 0l~o~l~la~~~d~ -:c,s:ty I I .:."0::: ~hu~:daz~~d.: O:.lgh~r ~s ~era , :~way - - - ---- ' - 1 R~sville; af':.:U.,sid:~~: nfl~= ~~·~~i.,,:t.!,~: \:t~a~ ~=s:r: /:':.0. ed I Mr i!~;Jt ~ut, In PoiiJerop 1l!1d MJd. _ Dave Roberts . To HurITomte By Uoltecl PI'OOI bternatloaal Natloaol Leapo w L Pet. 1.m Angeles , 3 1 750 Plttsburgh . 4 2 .667 Cincinnati 4 2 667 . <llicago 4 2 667 Philadelphia .GOO 3 2 the Milwaukee 3 .: ill: · fourth final part fig:, lon over a Laker club over that , 'des. Dupree was silppOied to lrng championship span. meet Manny Quinney of BuffaBooton has been invincible on EARLY FAVORITI!i lo N.Y. in lhe eigiJt.round Hs home court thus far, be4t- f YONKERS, N.Y. (UPI)but' Quinney wu replaced lng Philadelphia lour limes and Meadow Skipper, wbo finflhed by Clay Thomas of Paterson Lm: Angeles twice In home second behind Smoke Cloud in N J M :Ia h he . . three last Thursday's $1000110 I te. ~ ·•. h~~ fd w. en oOn~J~ games, but droplng au visill lo Phllad I hi f I h , be n . r 'Iff eg urlllff tr-,..,. The Ce ' e p a. na IOit8 pace, as en JJ> the final "':"""" victory In Blllled as the early Z-1 favorite Pace, the middle event 1n Yon- ' Jet$ -Beaten; 25-21! for Seeond Pla-ce Bud of playo~ ~= ~'!~~~':'rt:r ~ajo< and asslltance. _ A TV commun!rA!k:al. ..,... poralloo •hlch Porter liiiPel to • ,..... o.., Actloft ~- , . Panthers Edge Southern t.= Four Injured In Collision I . (UPII-The Bo.otoo as eaay as their opener In Coach Bickel the Pomeroy High schoolthlnCeltia:, singularly unsucceaful whlcb they IODt • pair o! final clada figUres his squad, the first in Panther history, pU)).. '"' lotellfD COU1'II m the current pfayoU reconls. ed off a minor mitaele Monday when it edged Soutftera NalfCIIai Balll<etball Aasociatlon Jerry West was the major Loeal for ,erond place in a three-way meet at Middlepqrt. The final points toted up to the Jackets scampering playolr., wfll try again Wednes. I'0480il why the Celtlcs won by · day night on a trip to Los Ang· only sl.x, IU-123, Monday ni8ht. off to a lopsided 701;:\ points, Pomeroy 25 points and He <hot over, unde:, around "Here'a oomolblq ' 1111111: he'd Southern 2l'AI points. ' eles. The Celtlcs and t.lJJowib the uoual •llcty Ulo. II omelll Ulo llldmettl!" It was the first time anyone on the Pomeroy squad 1 Iloslon defense to role up 46 DUPREE nGJrrs had competed In any kind of a meet, and only the secadvantage ov.':.": the W"<lllOSday and Friday night persofllll poinll. Actually, the NEW Y ftK (UPI) Ji Du ond time they had ran on a cinder track. Last week DickWestern games 01 they hunt .game wasn't as close as the el took his boys to Middle1 Nu 0 their oeventh straight pia off U ltnal orore indi.,tes since llle pree ·~:~ w· fac. port to ~ctice ,on the MHS hall mile and the high Jump. lie eighth crown in nin Y • Celllcs maiDIIined a dozen- :nghanin": le ; - t to- one-fifth o a mile oval. Brother Alan Wallace took ;;:j"i: .,..an~ze Jackets Swamp Panthers, Southern, in ., ~N -s.B. 314, repeaJa ule-mlle ltnllk:a · 1n 011 trueD, nplac:IJIIll wllb DMClaf, AprU 21, 1110 a. DL Ill (Continued from .PI&e 1) . .,• ...., ·truclc re&illralion lees Alberla w.,.,...a ho.JM 011 lha worb. He lndlealed If lbere II oept per plk:a Ill IU lfarrl!onviiJe Road. '1bere wiB ' a "-•lne IDle--'~ L ,tbo ,_bite for trucU , , be._,. uct ~ pie on ~ to Pllli'OPII. ---- · .. · - - aome ol JliODt, flY be • would be w1111n1 leftd 1111 • Middleport man "'o I' be Taken To Hospital . ALLSTARS West Gets 45, But Celts Win lllhOidroelllllo·ao••::l body o1 Ml44lepori HI J 1: Seloaol, Wodlleoda)', April 11, at U:» p, Zil. 'Doe _ . , . . wm foallln: !be .....,. ,..,.. IDI 111e -.... • - alld plat., . , .. The ,....... II op by lhe MRS llalld llooolen Aua. •• pari of Ill nltoonll procram uti wullftiPd bJ Mr. Wllllanl lllztiHII, IO!I:Iel _.,....,... 1 ... pori,. klld ~. 'lilt ,._ ,I I W Umiat. II ·· llflllcllolt """' · - - - - - - - - - .a-llonal1l!1d llnanclng facllltl... o1 Vole 31 • t. Emergency. aAll '1'0 MEET..._ ill~"~: The Pom""'7 !lome "'~ Club wW raeet....moa. W.... said he would A Rt. I Middleport man Is Idleport wu dllcussed. as a NaZi but as a to be Ioken to the _ Five bUDdred dollara wu 1tu:Jonal, white, Caristian" State Hospital for ob- llraztl!fened from the parking didate who would make servatlon alter confeoslng to a llol meter luu:l to ~the general ia "s government ·'the most burglary ol the Rutland fund and a lllOiorCJClt lor the per rent Branch of the Pomeroy Nation- pollee Ioree to c:becl< parking 1) !r p Chr!>tian state a1 Bank and arson of homes ID meters wu purehaoed at a (Continued om age in u,e U.S.A." Rockwell the Happy HoUo1f area. cost, with tnlde-18, ol $2SS. IBidwell, all received body botn major political parties MeigB County Sheriff Robert 1 - The streel oweeper will be brui.., and abrasions but '"~egenerated" and "fallen c. Hartenbach Identified the1repalred. required treatment. tims to the Negro bloc •ote." man 81 Pearl Edwin Searls, 22. ( - Chief Jed WebCJter's report Smith was cited to Tbe lherlff saki Searll wulof 15 arrests, 18 accidents ln. county court April 30 lor ~ti,\1\U _ CtJBAN beil18 held In county jail ID veatigaled, two bcm:lo taken, Iure lo yield right of . wlh the felonies to- 42 complalnta tnveatlpted, lour ... fiYI Another driver was Slig!Jtly F .df 1 Castro "iaid today in a 2 but Prosecuting Allorney Illegal ,........,. -·-. . . ed . 7 50 p m hour' 25 minute speech Fultz, indicated Searls warnings issued. 10 emergency ~nJu: '~t a 124 in Rutl;..d A, Pis! guerrillas wil: take be lranBferred to the Alb- Cl!lls In the vtllage durin& the c=~ :.fven .west by Charle~ R Gi.latemala, Co.tlorubia and ens State Hospital. past month, street metet ltlOitThomas, 17, Rt. I, Middleport, mela because national Sheriff Hartenbach oaid ey of $11M 1l!1d lOt money ol 1 ran off the right s1de of the 1in tthose Latin countnes are confessed to both him $189 was accepted. 1 hi hwa and struck a parked: ec !Ve "me~ctnaries.'' an FBI agent that he en· Attending Wt!re Mayor Lepr, g y ed b Charles Eads of , 1 no premoer c!JI:med h< has tered the Rutland Branch of Clerk Schoenleb, ud Councl~ car own Y 1 ,•:~ptw ed enuugh Amerwan Pomeroy National Bant I• men Rizer Fultz PouliD and 1 , Rutland b I ' ' The i;.pact forced the Eads weapons •muggled lnto..cu a 9 p. Ill Saturday by bn:liii- Colllno. . ked be- ' er the past SIX )ears to o1.age Into the back part of the ----rar mto another par. ~r l loo revolutio'l! ir Latin Amer· Authorities said nott~ longing to Char~es f< . Ohlm~:r· ~ ira. Tht Amerir:-an 1'reasurv has illg was dJsturbed in the- bank. ASK DEATH PENALTY 19, Rutland. There was he y,l p•id for a Ja•ge part of our Searls reportedly aloo con- CAIRO (UPI) -The prooedamage to the . Thomas and arms supply.'' that he had set fire to , cutloo plans to demand death Eads cars and light to the 01> _ _ .. least tbree houses in the jaentences for three West Gerllnger vehicle. . . ' Happy Hollow area. Frank Els- mans aecused of IIPY1111 qallt8t Thomas was Cited to Me:gs ; I I t te In est'~·- the Untied Arab Republtc, the juvenile court .charged with · S. I Oll !~a:sg ~ ~=igs ~ve;;~ newspaper At Ahram l8id tofailure to stop m assured clear Iing the arson complaints Mon- 1day. ~ d The newspaper said the case distance. A minor accident tuok place IeS 0 al~arls was picked up by the agalnal the three alleg~ aples on the parkmg lot of the Meigs Sheriff's Department at · thei-WoHgq LoU, hla wile 1l!1d I State Highway garage at 8:15 Servlc" are announced . tor , est of Rutland MBrobat' Frank Kiesow-haa been com•a. m. A construction tractor op- ILula Dillon, 59., of Reedsville, 'tnlls aeeordJnrl to Hart- pleted. I erated by Thomas E. Manuei. :who died late Sunday night al l bah ' . 123 . Rt. 2, Racine. was makingjHolzer hospital. .She was : :enn: tdterlll oald Searll admU- 24, at the request o1 Rutland i a !J lurn and a blade on the ;daughter of the late Bert 'led settln& fire to a house own-IMayor Ell Dennison. I outfit struck a park«! car be~ :Nettie ISovel) Schultz of Ollve jed the 1\lzer 011 ~~ The final lire probed In ' longing to Albert Hen."ley . There ito\1/nship. Two. ch:~dren alsolon JZ'nualj I' in which darnageslcorinectlon with Searl• was : was only minor damage to the ;preceded her ID deat . llotaled about $tOO and also con-I at tho home ol hla lather, J. car. Surviving are her husband, fessed he had slarted the blazell!i. Searls, Sheriff Hartenbach ; I Carroll Swanson. 51. Middlr ·Cecil Dillon, three sons, Ceril ,lhat burned a bome valued atisald the Rutland Fire depart· · ! port . was lined $50 and costs., Dillon Jr., Ronald, and Rog- !$1,5011, which had been thelment wa~ Cl)led IWk:t duri~ ·given f1ve days m JSII. ar~J : er, of Reedsville, and 11 daught· property of Joe Bolin, deceas- the evemna: Sunday to ~ 11 1 his licenoe suspended lor Sutler Evelyn Mundry, also of ed. The Sheriff's department In- gulsh blar.eo at the home 1 • • POMEROY ' wt.... _._ T~· pe Tine~ . CHROMATE PLATED HA .' IDLE II • verbaliii.. ol J llo COLUMBUS (UPJ) - M o :Harm produdl, Vote 113 - 1: tao vDJace .:. da , major aet1o:1 Jllli'oduced: 11-!0 oromotton '" y ' ce· H.B. 721, prohlblll dumping ,...._____ eedal - -ol at a glan · 8 '1.,""' ed at Pamenl)' Qlamber of dlrt, oil, . etc., on public ~m "'' p as~. --•· roads. CUmber Pftlldeld Jack CAr1r litter H B 4Qi lake 1 pot· cent of H.B. 725, requ eo oey lMleMed tlle Col~ mem- Uquor~ funds' lor a treatment bags In all motor vehicles, ben wW wl Mil)' program for alcoholics Vote H. B. 720, allows use of or Charles Lea•r Ia ICCCIJI. 112 - 7. . I new IBM voting maehlne. pllsblq llleer1Joa1: projeetofol debrla. ....,. -H. B. S211, "' -anll Illes ·tax SeDate · . 111e r1 IDI v . __._. exemptton .., poeka!Pnl eqylpo Paaaeil: • Fred Cnlw ..,. a ment 1o flrzmo wllldl piCk. S.B. ISS, gr.,W: new powert! wert II • - lo 16 ........ to Jltate univer:dtles lor COD- I SUPER DELUXE '' I ::= Le,islation:'At a Glance ecsa1~P.~t:.~~bny;:bDr.'. ?'~':~!·-------J :t::,.: Public l·s Urged to Visit ~ "" • t V eleart:zc ~rtlllt k W N POmefOy Ll.brary ext ee man wen ~- 18th Anniversary J ""!~~~~~=::'IZ·DlfiY sentinel, Pomlli!Y·Mld~, 0., Apr. 20, 1985 _ _ 0 **MOORE'S * * ,, �t 1\I t-ndy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ap.r 20, 1965 ~~_::::::::::-_~~-~~=~--'- - - - • } D k t Mason County Tna oc e B3fed for Jury WorkMay .3 ,.. Glen ttener, Rt. I R•edy, Va . w. Blrlh• v~-""Ct El~rAMII,hp;.· , ./ 11"" -:1:'-f~ .. 3In]·ured when Ri\'ef DCWS ~-=::.~p ;·~~~,;om~;. Traffic ·Case m.; Steel RaJller uv Mel1lalll Fli 3· 30 p m · Pamelo 1>. down ed Car ps over .Gall< readlup - Galllpoll1 ' Meldahl '5:30 p. m.; Ravens- Is Detennm wood down Meldahl 8;50 p.m. ; 1 • l ./'-1 .. ' so~,= ~ !Iii eo. tonRedSol:wll!llootiij!WubJolllm SenaiGn for DaJty ~ '-orlllddleport, o., Apr. 20, tlllls-s Easter Program HELEN HELP US! e .....,. RMnl. &IIIIa todaJ oa wi!M,qlaally t. , wwn, oon, · · WU tlclledulld U M aplll dale. Moncl.:y. Ml'll. Charles M. Hen· Dam 18.2, 26.2, running ro !eel Cotton Queen up M~ldahl 7:80 Tile chaitP lD tbe .Amerlc:ao ry, Gallipolis Ferry, son, 10 :55 P'l'. PLEASANT- Three ~r- on rollers, Pomeroy · Moson p. m. ; Buclleye State down P'l'. PLEASANT - samuel League sebedlilo . . a.m. Mondl)'. sons were mJuted and their 1:15.12, Pt. Pleuant 2U3, Hin· Meldahl 8:10 p. m.; Christy La n llennell, Rt. 2 PaiPt of wet .....,... IIIII P'l'. pLEASANT _ The tnal Ltn Roberto ; Edwin W. Black· Dto<Mrpd 1960 car wrecked In • one ton 2.17, Kanawha Falls 7.11, down Meldahi3 :3C a. m. yto - WMiber 'lllonday wlildl .-ed docket lor the MIJterm ollhe burn vs Emmo Jeon Black· Patient• ..-ntly dllcllar&ed car mishap Monday 8:35 a.m. Cllarleston 21.36. London and Plealtllnl, .w"' arraigned bel tbe J)<lltpODelllen of a PatriM.o 'dason County Circuit Court burn ; Georae H. Farley vs. Included Mn. John Mllbotn, on Rt. 33. A car drtven by Sar· Marmet Dams were running GoWpolll Dam - AIIDn zeph· and conVIcted by JuBilee of Day doubleheader belweeo lhe hu been releued. The crand Grtmm v•. G001ge ElaJOr Mn. G. Sontle, Georll" Rehl, ah Roush, 41 , Hartford, .w.. 2,1, feet and Winfield dam 9 er down 6:15p.m.; Penneayl· Peace A.M. Goodwin on two two teonns. jUrors wiLL be&in their dutios rella P Farley . Guy Stewart Mrs. G. F. Donohue, · Mro. E. travelmg south on Rt. 33 when feet. 1 vania down 8 p. m. ; Western charga, recklell clrlflnl, .011 May 3rd 11>11 lhe jury Lena JohiiiOn ; Bran"'n H. Me- D. Mrs. D. T. Wlrten· ahe Ioiii control of the car. hit Be M I down 10 p.m.; JarneJ Hines up and Ill d falllll'f! Ill have tonvenes on May :lith. Grimm ; Richard JohniiOII YS. burg, Ml'i. Blaine Carter and an embankment and Ol'· at ovemen" er down 12:20 a. m.; C. V. Jlm1m' down . coo on · CIVIL ACTIONS: Pauline vs. Hilda Stewart ; Ethel R. infant clauahter. Mro. J . G. Sha- er on Its top. Mra. IIOUih recetv· -:up tl I : t5 a. m.; Elgercllff up 3:3G a. vehicle under control, $l.O and OIYOI'WI TO lllfttliiT Of> Huddleston vo. Cecil Huddle- Donald vs. Edna E. McDonald: ver ond Infant 100, Mrs. Wtl· ed a t'Ut over the left eye, nooe 3,jo · . ~. ~·New Martinsvill~ m. ; Ben McCool up 4:45a. m.; costs, Mooday. MIIOI MAIOII AliA ston· Majorie L. Htrrls, et allklen Gglbhe vs. Harold Euaene Ham P. Sheets and mlant son, ne<k and back Injury. / . John Ladd Dean Solvay up •:fi a. m.; J. 8. Lew· Otbm cmvll!led before Good, 1 10 vs. Lucme Swackhamer. et al; Gibb! ; Dorothy Pattenn, an Mn. B. J. Spencer and Marie Two passengers In the c~r, up 14.' 11 p.m..'· Illinoi!l up l.t, it up 8:15 1): , m. ; Andrew Calbert Wlltard Bar· •••~ ~~~~~~ A L. King vs. Edwin L. Kin&; inlant, el al vs. Larry Patlfr· Kirshner. Belty Sue Roush, 12: complam- 'Tto ~ m .P:.!,~n Lane down t4, houn down 7:ll a. m. win were Ro ...,.... ,&"'&.,....,...;: fun F Hatten , Admr ., et al; oon; Anna Vonciel Martin VI . ed of a shoulder mjury and s.'u · ·: J b G P 15 . ton, Mason, destroying uo _::;: 00 rot Natlontl 'lank of Ga!Upo- Charles Irvin Martin ; 0 pal had a Lump on the !ell eye and ·. a.m... aco u . 6·5S Kanawha lltver- Semel up properiJ, $25 and costo; Arthut' .,.,, o.,._ vs Marietta Manufacturin& Naomi Nott vs. Franklln NelDIES MONDAY Randy Roush. 14, received a 5.30 London 6:55 a. m.; Allen R. Keefer, Rt.l, Leon, reckleos opCo .· Alexander McCautland, et SOil Noll ; Loyal Edward Daily, LOS :N~E~ES <UP:) th cut right hand. The injured were :: ~··a,: , St J'ary's u: 16' Merrill down Marmet 1:40 a. oration, $2i and COils; Howard IDal 'vs. Bright McCausland, et Jr., vs. Mar-lyn Ruth Daily ; Icy eDrr MC.hatrul , H8. 'sotrn to the Meigs MThemorJ.al 4:45 Bo!worth uP m.. 'Mlelma Ann down Marmet Riffie, Leon, intoxication, '10 utter .. u.-: Rickard v Robert Rickard· · res · u ' hospital for treatment e mts- · · " ' nd otJJ Gilbert v Barnette Olio. al; Daisy StE:rrett, et a 1 vs. 5· 'of Santa Anita race track. died . · ·b 1 1'1 , 12:30 a. rr1 .; Philip Sporn 2:10 a. m.; Helen Z. down a co i : . . ' Mary C. Ti Monday night in St. Vincent's y I " up 17, 4 m.; Temcooddown Winfield 4:55 p. m.; Jefferson rey· tt.'!aa::fuaeuf•.:tl Jam~s L. as vs. na ~ ' Hospital. 18, 8:40 p.m.; John Ho up . . ld · I' , H E • • . ~ ....... Mew Yen C::t\1'. ""' & Cecil Mash· City of Pomt vs. Arawana Sue Krebs : Jac· ed $10 and costs on speedmg Yo1'k. 19 7.10 8 m . Beaver up 20 up Wmfle 8. • p.m., · asant vs. 'walter M. Wind- quelynn Nibert vs. Charles WRITER DIES 'a · m . J .ohn., J Rowe up 20' Bowles down Winfield 1:45 p. charges ; Clarence Thompson, h~ n~ o.u:,.,.. • 1 NEW YORK <UPli - A 1u· 12 · ·· ·be LONE DIES · ' Ra nd W Bail _ , .o~o ... •olloott. • ,_, "' Ple sor. et al; Toney M. Kauffer, Fredl!!l'ick N1 rt. CO 1 L 1 . toa.m.; Lynn B. up :u, 12:05 a. m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr., up Huntlngtan, ymo · ·wed ... ,..,. lll .a.-... .. -. 7 1 an infant et al VI. Wattle E. SEPARATE MAINTENANCE: ALPINE, Calli. (UPll -Theo-,neral servtce will be he d 59 m . Francill Houlland up 23 Winfield 11:30 p. m.; George or, Huntington, Charles F. Ood- ....,. "":,""" ofllN. ~d Brumfield· American Utility Sellie M. Kinnard vs. John L. dore C. MacAulay. a p•oneer lday for ArchAe Rabtrtsan, m . Helen R up GreenuP Price up Winfield 3:30 a. m.; riJI, Huntington, were each fin· :,..:tr';t Coal Co. H. A. Lieving, et Kinnord; Iva D. Boston vs. AI· aviator and retired Air Force a former p·•m : Bob ·Benter down Lucy Jane Lucas down Win· ed $9.10 and costs on speeding ::U 1 al; Delbert Flora. Jr., an infant, bert S. Bolton. colonel, died _ _ _ _ _.:;c:::h•:r.!g•::•::..·_ _ _ _ _ _ _:.:... ;:..";;;;...';:..,_;;.:.;._....,....:.;;:::..';;•;;""';;._-., et al vo. N. R. Williomson, Sr.; PETITION FOR INCREASE home. He was :_Gladys 0. Ord vs. Dallas H. OF SUPPORT Donald Ray Roe, et al: Betty Jan• Fowler, Fields vs. Betty Jane Fields; et al vs. WUiiam J. VIcars : W. Carole Sue Dav ts vs. Robert King Par!DRI vs . Lewis A. Gordon Davis. Woomer; John L. Rowley vo. CONTEMPT AcriONS ' Myr. Phyllis J . Martin; Elaine Row· tie Mar1e Thomas vs. Gaylord ley vs. Phyllis J. Martin; Town Thomas : State of W. Va .. et 11 land, et al; RoscOf Dinge11, Jr. v1 . Donald Budd~ Cheesebrew; of Henderson vs. Alex McCaus- Charlotte Ann H1\l vs. Delbert tl al vs. Leroy Everly , et al; M. HilL , ' ·lyrlle . ~ · Shobe ts . Barbara Ann Brown, Admrx., otto A_. ~1obe: Ltlhan A. Sayre et al n. John E. Davis, et al ; VII. W~l ham B. Sayre; Eleanor Ray Crank .. Phobe Elizabeth L. Gorreu vs. Dale W. Gar· crank vo. Qutn-D Coal Co., et rett; WUIJS H. Martin, Jr. vs. at ; Sidoey E. Huddleoton, Ex· Anna Belle Mortln; Dorothy L.' ecutor, et al vs. Beulah GRrlin- Wr1ght v~ . ~er~ard D. Wr1ght, der . et al: v. w. Siders. et fl.l Delm:es Mane JiJeldB vs. George vs Jack Hendrick, et al; Appa- R. Fields · Geneva J. Chapm~n lachia Power Co. vs. Rw~sen vs. Thurman E. Chapman; LmL. Ball, et al; Appalachian Pow- dil Mae Cottrill, an i~fant , et er Co. vs. MeMn L. Curry . et al vs. Jame., R. Cotten \I ; Homa) ; Appalar.hlan Power Co. vB. \ er S. Hill v~ . Julia A. ~ Ill: walter E. Garland, et al; Appa- James E. Morrow , an mfant, lachian Power vs Hilda Giles el t'l a\ vs. Patly Lou Morrow. al: Buffalo Bank, a corp., et a\ --vs. V. W. Siders, et al; Lowen - - - - - - - - 8 . Harshbarger vs. Sammy Mayes; Barbara Ann Brown, Admrx .. et al vs. .James Me~ Dade, et al ; New Hnvetl Builders, Inc. vs. Dwight K. Sayre, Entered Hospital f'l al: C. V. Sparks ''s. Dallas Amon& those who entered Ho1R. Ourst ; Mis~uri Jene Ball V!. ] zer hospital in the past 24 hours Herman VanMatre ; Russell were . Shen Anne Wedemeyer, 1.. Ball vs. Herman VanMatre; SIB\': Second Ave , Sherida L. L F:. Eads, et at vs. Joe Scott; White , 75 Cedar St. , Homer LeRillh Pref"'h. el al "' F."!'l~al roy Adkins. 1912 Chatham Ave., ~o!lwel1, et al ; George E. John· Mn. Leo R. Brumfield, Eureka w· ~h' p·1 . et al vs R• ')" 1 Star Rt.. Mrs .. H. Walter Rider, Pedmond, et al: River Coal ! Rt. 2 Vinton, Mrs . .Jerry L. At1· vs. Grover C. Fowler, ~~ : kinson. Neal Rd .. Pl.. Pleasant, ::1: Jack \fcDonald, el a\ vs., Mrs. Rupert R. Kent , New Havr •n Slal')e Dr ill ing Co.: Stab· len. W. Va., Mrs. David E. Ben-i of West Virginia. et a\ vs. Mar-l nett , Rl. 3 Leon, W. Va., Mrs . i \PI!f! \1anuFacturing f:o ; City Everette A. Stephens. Rt. 1 Mt. l frf! & fi'Ul!l Cn. vs. fqetern i Alto, W. Va., Henry W. Bailey, States Petroleum: Nancy Prlf1ae Jr .. Syracuse, Drewy McHen\'B. Wt•·,~m Russell: C. V. M..a- \ ry Gore. Rutland, Keith Suth· bnn Yl. Eastern State Pe- 1erland. Rt. 1 Rutland. Mrs. Ha· troleum; Hershel Col· 1.el I. Cleland, Racine, Richard Unsworth, et a\ Vl'l W. Va . In- w Maynard. Rt. 2 Racine, Ot· l dustrles Development Corp.; tls Burton, Rt. 1 Jackson. I State of We~l Vira:inla, et al \o'S. : Mn. Fred A. Riegel. Rt. 2' 011.. R. Aurgess. Jackoon, Willard C. Day. Rt. 4 rRIMIN~L ACTIONS: State Jack!IOD. Carl A. Wallace, Well· ... Dorot!1y Mae Cook (Cm •ton, Ml'l. Lando E. canter . Rt. tr.butlngl: State vs. Jam., Lan· 2 Wellston. Mn. Bobby G. Pendon See <Break • Enter!: State nlngton, Hanging Rock. Mrs. vs. Eli Siders {trespass). Herberl s. Johnson , lronton. CRIMlliiAL APPEALS: State Mrs. John F. Moeller, Rt. 3 v~. Chri~ F.. Mathews (Non-Sup- Ironton. Mrs. Ernest C Bower· rr.rt); State vs. John Horton . smit.h, Columbus. Mrs. Dora M. Roger• (Peace\. \ Balley, Rt. I Greenup, Ky ., Mrs. BASTARD~ ACTION : State Ro) G. Chapman, Ravenswood, of W. Vo. Ex Rei Judy Rich: W. Va, Elll!ene P. Curtis. Ravmond Yl. R~x Eugene Thorne. enswood, W. Va., Robert L. DIVORCES: Edith M. Hou- Bush, Ravenowood. IV. Va., china vs. James E. Houchlno: Steven E. Blakely, Ravenswood, Maxie Lewlo vo. Geraldine Lew· W Va .. Mn. Cledlth C. Hicks, II; Anna Lee Robertln Frank- Evans. W. Va., ond Mro. R. waa::: ~- PHS Seniors Enlist in !:ly Helen I!Sottel--1 I F~ ~trt ,J Jone~, mp~ THE DAILY SINTifll 1~b!•4:"""' J~~'::.t personal~-· ::0...,,.. - ~5 ~' i,"t" (GMret~henl Wi;,:on~ ~!tlv~~a~·~~a~:~, ~:;t~s K~:~ ~ fo~nd:; tak~ ~~:,.w:~~~~~vesttgated •·~·;o ~.:;:~~dlv:nla ~ l6 4 a . ~·. 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'· .·1 ' & RBP'ININO C::,CUt1rA•!,/ POI'I'leroy, Ohio <-\ . '. ._, MILL & SECOND STS. '·' t o , • I " 11tt Clftclmtlllllli a!let!llia CotNt~nr 'lite Oleftiltld Electric ll~mlttati!W CGmllltll Cottnu1 lrttt Sottthem ottio l!ICfric Company The DJYIOtt Powtr 11141 Lilllt Cr.mPIIlY · . ' I • ;.,... "ff!• Ml ......... tll\1•'1¥. ~~ICk YtuA ~CAt,~ ' ..) ! . ' \ • Your Ohio Electric R•.H. .RA.W. L 'G.S SONS CO. / .! the dependability of your eiec:lric sel'llice. Ohio's ne_. Of transmission lines is a pi1t af the nation's largest power pao1, started mnre than 30 yen qo. Thia &roup now includes utili· ties set'lllng 39 states east of the Rockies, It's a significant mmple Of what is being done by IIWfiSlol· owned companies acHns: in a neiilhborly manner. Better service at low prica is the Whole idea lllllilllllnl!!rconnection. , ' . , I lt'svillll �• \ ' • ·~ ,, ',, ' ,, ' ' Classified Ads-Your Mod~rn Community Bulletin Boa~d . &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 20, 1965 -- WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS OaAilUNe ~ · 00 - , • lotnndU ··- 0., Botfi>N '""~ l'llt•lllln• lf.tl8 .. ' OP II nn~. r1TY 'J:t CILN' 1 1\ I'IONJ r 'ORR Itt -r10NS I Pomeroy Motor Co. Re•l Estate For S•le Ranch style house in Syracuse: 8 roomo and bath, hardwood floors, gu heat, storm doors and car. port. Pbune 992·2954. ~=,.,-,...-,...,--~-4 20 6tp 7 ROOM brick home, 2 bathroonLS, finisbed attic 8 0d basement. Out ot high wat.er Central heating, priced fo r quick sale. Phone WY 2-111 6 or WY 2·2205. Charles F. Wildermuth. 4 13 tic FOR-SA4~- uvestodc AUTO SALES Dr. Melvin B. Doerr, YetertD11155 PONTIAC 4 door $125. arlan. !arp and Jllll)1 anf.mlta. 4 lb tlc Phone WY 2-2418. - 128 Waahlngtml St., RaY..,. 11164 CORY AIR Monza, automa· wood. W Va Phone m-a'll. tic transmission, radio, beat- Office hOUrS. Dally t to I p. er, 7.000 miles. ExceUent con1 2& m. tie dlt!on. Phone WY 2-2014. 4 15 6tp 12th Birthday Party is Held Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber en~ined with a party SalID'dJY afternoon at theb home In Rutland in honor of the Uth birthday Ot.n!versary of their ddaugbter. Donna. Games were played and prize! awarded to Mary Ruth Sauet, Janie Wise, Linda Baer and Dallaa Weber. Television Revue I~<'UIIIP Pomerov Motor Co. - SOCIAL LALENDAR , . 1110111 Gospel Story Service Theme ...... 0110-lldecl bore, • lut qlW'IIr 'lbe Golpel Story of 1111 lie. W't'OCtlan wu the theme ol the sunrlae aervleo held ll lh• BY RICK DU IIIOW' boertedl)' and unblusblngly to dull altair. Now let ue suppose 'lbe JDGI1Ilnl liar II SllUn Ullilecl Pr.. , ..,..d~ lelerilkle'• comer. the only r&- tb&t we did Indeed hue 1 11$. 'lbe Jtan . . HOLLYWOOD CUPI) -'ftlete m•lnh'l obotacle to the mecllum pme weekend • ooly ICbedule and Jupiter Is 10methlng bealll!llllly utlsly- Ia the 1porl iltlelf - and that and that for several weeki ~ ~u'!":!.u. Lloyd, the 011 lng In watching the natural leiJ. 1&. wu so beautUul ahout nill& there were ooly meclloere "· wu 1894 we of bueball frultrote and Slttlnlay'a debut. Here on the cootesta on television It mllllt day In .,fy television'• lUrioUI effortl Weot Cout, for Instance, t h e be thrto or lour ~ before In 1111, Colonel lloberl 1o dom~?cate .what II Jell of Mllwa:uU&Chlcago game that the viewer aaw 1 really excll- Lee hiJ commlatlon the sport• misleoce to Wlal wu seen ran mto the next iDg game ll!ld there would be the United Sta!H Army Yldeo domination. Jbow "Wide World of s~"• " 00 •· ,. '• ·-•lnteniiOII Of olf...iDg , ..- -· -Y·~•Y ~- to take up the oervceo to tho eo..r.Cieroo~l This beautiful flicker of bode- becauee of Its length. '11Us il the sloe!< and re1111n lntereot. It forceo . pendonce was an obvlouo lfld the sort of thing that annoYJ would be a disaater for baseba.l In 18119 Nul dictator bnporlant factor Saturday In te.evosoon Immensely: Baseball In 1erm1 of eoutlnolng 1n1ere11 H'tl ' bo In Austrl the debut of AJ!C-'1"1''1 weekly has no .respect. for its schedule, -which lo esSOI!tial over a ball- ;nor,;.~•Shlr~ Temple baseball games, ,. h 1c h are lor the precos1o'l of manU- year schedule. ed her movie career In the . ·en in major league cities 88 factured show business. The "Stand Up And Cbeer" well as in JDOSt other areas owners may be in the bag, but throughout the country. the sport ilae~ m u s t be Moot of baaebaU'J club ow11- whipped Into shape, must be era have almoot trampled altered ao that It can no longer 10. Golt each other ill their desire to d181urb tlte machme. ACBOS. LC&ptt.ll: 1 · hurriedly get in on the televl- Make no mistake about It :M. MUiie EtrYPt ~ion gravy offered by ABC-TV, sooner or later there will be l 15. Whhat. I.Kindol 25. Female medieval which has frankly and publicly changes. no matter what the win helannounced its desire to drostl- protests now. AB<:-TV. for In- t. Molody l.llldtre cally change the spOrt by mak~ stance, has never (al least :::;::~~" 4.Uhoure tng it solely a weekend diver· forcefully) deserted in entirety Uol 6.Extra aplrol llhell 1.. Scleblllt"a sloo. Thest owners apparently ill notion of cutting baseball to U. Iael... workro>ont: 2i!. Traffle were not satisfied merely with 60 games a season to make 14.. Cnlde Ught T ................ local broadcasts or the CBS and a jauter attraction. Though a • 1& ot f. Antlln>polole indication. aa. Organ ot NBC telecasts that w e r e network may have its individ· choice 8. A certa.in. 21. SJetveJeu •t1ht bullfighter aannent 38. Indii'ent blacked out within 50 mlles of ual lovers of sports, the net· 18 . .Tuiu Iota. 38. Turklsh 4.2 Source of major leagu~ markettl. Nor ~rk Itself ts a piece of mach ~~: ~~~d 11. 13. Wh.h1a title urbt and were they distracted by the mery that has no love for anyprefix. 33. Goddeaa ot heat 1!1 . Sphere peace : Gr. 43. King of act that baseball In It! present thing except as it can be ap- 22. Steal 18. Chant · meni.ly 34. Cu•tom J~ form has .successfully malo- piled to producing profits .on a 23. Thf!-:-·35. Wandered 44. Chatter lt.Anace tain~ Its place as the natiooal large scale, and in step, ttl. ::~ght pastime year in and year out. Yet again on Saturday this vehicle I&~ I' I' !• Thus, with the owners having wonderful unpredictabilit~ of 28 · A&Rrts commi~ted themselves whole baseball unde;·mined ABC-TV's 29 ' ~~~ek ""'taned :U.n- '!:: ::t" ' = it\ 19. M\Wic note •o. Bean Wheel Alignment Brake Service BIaeHnars .. r!u. knot f:3. Century plant f&. Part ot. --:i Buy a LeSabre . ~ with aWUdcat l~rking under the hood., (And a lot of action behind the wheeL) ............................... ., -·- ............ 1 - ·Feeling adventurous? I" -- ~~ ~ 1<14 0 ~ ~ ~ 148 t;;'l, }ICk filA(,, ' •••• q-- i,; utred :J. poainti.. A ern.to...... OYMROGZMOZ OR OMNZQIIQZNZQ BEQNA • .... - UZQIZO!f V G I Z .-BE Q V . Yetterday'e Cryptoq11ote: NOTHlNG DIES ~n HARn. OR RAU.IES SO OFTEN, AI INTOLERANCE.- B..:: Er ., rF.tt 10 "Well, I r~ • Mel wHit that ~anle P~ and JCIU ~ ft JlltMythJnethe old miJI UQIIII ~ Y I NAZ *'· lttPa: ,......., I>Ddloolo•. w.j ----. ---- --·- --WJEH RADIO tr:NtiJ!ttl" APRIL LOG - - - - - : - - : - : : - : - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 6:1111 Sign On 6,tJ().J5 Musical Clock 7:1111 Be Still and Know Monday Tbn Frldayo 5:05 Jim Mees Show 7'02-30 News 6:00 Slgn.On, Newl 8:1111 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 6:05 Saered Heart 7:110 Sign Off 8:1111 Ohio Valley News 6:20 Melgt cr, RFD Sai!Jrday11 8 ·15-30 Musical Clock 1:25 Paul Bowen Farm 6:110 Sign On - News 8:55 Community News 6:30 Country .ramboreo 6' 05 Country Music Time 9:1111 Talk of the Town 8:57 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboree 9:55 Meson County News 7:110 NaUonal NeWJ .7 110 Protestan• Hour 10:00 Public Service Show 7:3~ Sports 7:30 Sports 10:15 Daily Light 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry ander1on Show 10:30 Latchotrlng 7:35 Pickena Hardware Show 10:45 It's Music - Army 11:1111 World News (Tuesday-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & 1Jutton's 12:00 Community News 7:51) News To~ Ten Show 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 8:30 Daily Light 12,110 News 12:25 New&-0-Gram• 8:45 Baker Furniture Shaw 12 :15 Musical Interlude 112::10 Agriculture Program IWed.-Auction) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. MeiU~ Teets 12:45 Country Go-Round 9:00 News 1:110 Tha Jim Mees Show 1:55 News Beat 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 2:00 Country Go-Round 9:05 Colfee With Janet 6:30 Sign Off 2:55 News .Beat m:IIO Swap Shop SuDda)s: 3:110 M1d-Woy Matinee 10:15 Morning Meditations 7.30 Sign On - Army Hour U 5 News Beat 4 '1111 Disclng With Do!l 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7:55 News 4' 30 lntercltange 10:35 Bill Miller Show I :OO,Bapllst Layman's Hour 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgin (Tuea. l 8:30 SUIIdly SboW 5:1111 Community News 10 :45 F·-" w -•• Th 5:05 ~Y o•.,..p ( urs.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 5, 10 Mason World &County Nat'! News Newo 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show Sunset Boulevard , 5 30 Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 Tho Good Wle 7 ,110 Off The Air 11:1111 New• 1&:15 Congressmlll'o Report SohlrdiiJ' 11:05 Tiny's Cotllllry Jtmetlon 10:30 Sllloday Show 6, 1111 Sign On 11:45 Tiny's Country Hynm 11.30 The Quiet Hour 6:1111-15 Musical Clock Time l2:GO Ne"' 7:1111 Be Still & Know 12:00 Cement Block Nl!WI 12:U The Chrlstlan'a !lour 7:02-30 News 12:30 Gllt!Ssler's Uuoot Slar (Frl) 12:JC Tho· Rev. illerlln Teets 7:30 Chat & Chew 1;. ·30 L8n'y Anderson Show l:Gt Tloe Rev. H. G. Stewart 7:45 First Baptist Church 3:1111 Jim Mees Show 1:38 The !Wv. BllltiJll 8:110 Ohio Valley News 4:15 Blaett:Dar Auto Show 2:110 Tho. Ray, . Paraons 1:05-30 world Non (Tues-Thur.) 2:U Tht Tli9!1le t:OO High Schocl Hit Parade 4·30 News (Local) ·l:te Tho · . ·" 10:30· 5on1 1r Story nm. 4:40 Jim Meet !lbow ~~- 'l'hf IN& Tho Golden Key li:OO Non Ofl ' ' ·' 11:00 Demoer•tie l.e&Jalatura WMPQ Rad1"0 ' - -- •• HAROLD GlAY ·- 1tlWN ~~1Y GOUL~ I Pl.Aei "'fl1:rr GIZIO. I AH¥800'-1'6 81JSI Hi&S IQ iVE~ IUI~S! 11:15 Musical Interlude l1 :30 l!epublican Legislaturo i 1 SHLICI>S! IP' H£ Olc;:t«'T SEMD \IJI.I.trr DO YOO rr: FlQl.ftt WE'LL 00 WlnllTt ll:45 Walter Moeller 12:1111 12:20 12:25 12:30 Local & Ohio News Evans BlJIIetin Board News-o-Gral1Ul Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays 1:56 Newa Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3: 55 Newo Beat 4:1111 Discing With Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:1111 Saturday New• Report 5.15 lllnner Musicale 5:30 Community Choirs 7:1111 Off The Air Sunday 7,59 Sign On 8:00 The Singing Preachf"r 8 :15 News Report I : 30 Church of Chri•t 9:110 Musical Interlude 10,30 First Baptist Church 11:30 Children's Chapel 11:45 Sunday New1 Special 12:00 News Report 12: I& Episcopal Church I: 00 Church of God I :30 Gospel Call 2:110 Old Folks Hour 3:1111 990 Hit Parade 3:30 News Headlines 3:32 990 Hit Parade 3:55 News 4:00 990 Hit Parade 4:30 News Headlines 4:32 990 Hit Parade 4:55 News S:OO City Commllslonl!\'. l\lop. S:ll 9110 Hit Parade 7:00 011 The Ail' <YIN"'!E WINICLI AN D'WA~10 WORKFDR lJ.l!:: P~CC CDilPflJ 8Y NE.U. ADAMI .: ,I !';,..,. ,;r·N.' .lu•~• . •= BlACTrNAI AUTO ~. ro .. Each day the code lettert 11'1 different. '.r >sT - Will - the lady who I 4 16 5tc 3003. - 4 _14~tp _ I ENGINE REPAIR .. re"'"'"•:g~~"::'kv.Lon. found the glasses on South . ELEcrRLUXSWeep.e r - com. FOR SALE 1 st t n.. c.ow, uo..:~~~... Third St. please contact Mrs. 1 plete with ti'l cleaning attach· t . p- nve g'hen BP~F ATTo•ttiYI I"CJ• PLAINT.,, Bruee Lloyd, WY 2-349fi_ ments. Pay balance due $17.90. :rly m omeroy,d b otoh. brlck I Wright Paw•r Slwt (4.1 •· 13.tW-.n (I> ,.. n. ece 4 19 tf u arge rooms an a , ase- , LIOAL ND'I'IC. - -- - - - __"__ Terms arranged. WY 2·25'111. rnent and gas furnace. Would 1, Sal11 & Sorvlc1 'I • 4 ~ 6- 5tc_ Wan-t ed To Buy _ convert to double rental. Qn.. i r----------~' JflrceUo .cutarlno, whOM Pllee - ---- -----19~·.n FORD pickup, 1%4 Ford ly $4200.00. Reasonable down RNFLawn Mowen~~t~e.~~=~~' u~m;;:...... ': ' I\N1JtNG Timber. Top cash car. new motor· 2 bull calves. payment. Monthly payments o:.: Go Karh tatn,d. 'JlOUfted dw o• prlr'e paid Marion Reynolds, Hereford - Charolais cross- on balance. Phone WY U865 m~o!3 '1.:~th:' ~~· :*'·a:..': r·unlvolle, Ohio. Rt 3. Call ed. Phone SH 2-461Hi. SERVICE """''" ci,..rino. , '""" "''" .,. 4 14 6tc I • 11er 4 '•1-• IG7I 412WILCOX 5S.P.M. 10 P.M. Dally tll.a da1 or MIJ, liNIL at Pa.. "\NW. 4 13 Utp -- 3rdtoAvt. Mfclcll-rl ero,.,lltb Ohko, and for chtnt• ol lliN• , "" -.... 0 "' ~. 1-lHfc FOR SAl E All mode brl k I· ....... ,....,., .................... ,., ...... I of lllid ehlld, .... ftWd 18 the Pr.• •ut~ .. .., .. OIVIIMI ·~ .. _,_, - - - - - - : -~ : m C • bate Cottrt of Mel,. COunQ, Ohio, It! lOUR '""AL i\UitiORIZi.D fUICK lltALirMUTHORIZ(o' SUICK DW.U IN lKII AREA: ,. . 1 ~' · ·· -1951 Harley - Davidson motor- frame 3 bedroom ranch style NAMED ·;.o -TEAM In cue No;i.t.IJS 1*!41nt Ill ..,. I I , wo.. . , ,~· ·~. Marine Supplies cycle. A-1 condition. Phone b Court. sail . n.~ wtiJ be tor h•n. . :,.., 1. 1 1 . _ __ ___ ___ WY , ·~ et orne on Chester Roa<:, near . LONOON IUPI) -Mike Sang. 1n1 heforf\ ~n.. ., ~.neroy, . · ' , ,, • 2 7736 ·1 FL BOAT, :)() hp motor and - - . - - - -.. IOU e State Highway Garage, 100 X i sler was named to the BriUsb Ohio. OJJ tb ~~. f April,\ lNS. ~ -~. 10 1 1 All in good condJtion, DAVlS HEAVY duty end load- 400 lot. Sev.•ral financing plans 1 Davis Cup tennis team Sunday, at : :. : 0 •• .' .;· ;-r· • · · " 1:50.1111. Call WY 2-3424, after er. Phone WY 2-6815. available to qualified person. joining Billy Knight, Ruger P'i"b•to ~... '"IP ~'""'· . T~Nt IN •'I.OW.if.l. 'JH~'~ lltf.IQ&'_'-ua Ullll: 4 20 6tp 4 13 tic Phone WY 2-11337. 4 13 Ucl Taylor and Bobby Wilson. ,., ,., .., •· 13, ,., 4,. •) .,, ,I p. m. tr:.~iler. ~ .. Ia I.OlfGY'ELLOW One letter limply ataada for llDOther. I:a. thla :~amplr for the three L'1, X for tht two 0'1, 1te. Single lt"t ' trophitl, the length and fol"maUon Gt t1u1 worct1 sH - l ~ DAILY £lRYPTOQUOTE -· Hore'J how to work It: A.X'I'DLBA.&.XK I l ~" V- ~ J"> t8. RestlnJ' - - 1 I"' herb 47. Falcon of1ea I oz: I" speeoh 46. Seuonlng ...:_uu,: H_,. ,....._ """"""' I" I'" it. Asltp • 1 ~ 3T, Mountaln peak SERVICE TIRE SAlE l ~ t•• I"' ~" 111 ' ('7 justice 32. Aban- ,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,,.,=...,=""'"",.. - V2 ~~ I" t~lbe CHASE HARDWARE --- - t'if. I" !1. Godde11 of I I .-. coin 30. Cameroon• I __________.::. cut.\ .... ....... ~ 5 w' ...... ._,,....... FALSE TEETH t.. ItJJ"' - 0 A I l Y CROSSWORD 1 I . t!!:- I 1 Ia ~.... ••ftllnc ® I "" " • - OOIIlello, tho 1111111 day ol IMIS with bu. tho Mllwauk. . . Chleqo 111 follow - Middleport Flnl united Pre' W tiJ tw • - ' - ' •ol'!tt• ,nt' a.. & ,..,. O.• ., 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ _ $1495 byterlan Chureb wllh 1111 1111 lor cholr in charge. .I:IUUI .II.J'IONI 6 ~vl. engine, Powerglide trans. Good wbitewoall tires, nadio l' h l"uhlllll., - " • • d141 rUft1 Tbt Ramtolor and healer, beautiful red finirsb with clean interior. PartictpatlnJ were Sere J to :tid1• !If ...,....., 11\J ~ ~~. .....,.d World lllandanl of e.>mpaet u'·~· • • ..,.at> • • t!::r....,..,. cbould he 1962 Ford 4-Door Station Wagon $899 Lewil, Roy Coleman. Edith anr ... ~.., tmm-c'll•'"l' Ttl• ljl>llllo Es.celleoct~ h• hrl IIV\1! nn1 ,.. ,....pnn~ht• ftyo va engine . Automatir trans. P.S. Beigl'! finish with red vinyl BUJy Haptonstall, Mn. Pau: cnor• <.11• ~ "'" ' "~ ~a 81& ear ruom. rtdo IIIII F . intPrior, good tires, needs some body work . HaptonstaU: Rue Tuckerman tormaDC!e. SmaD ear eCOAum:r KJio ra ao'r Panel ~---$1599 The out Easter themedecorattona wu ear- Floyd rled tn the p It 0Carm&eb,d Rlehard the Rev Owen Bow 1963 Corv ""' ~111> 'l.rt !ief'TIM APRIL 18 aod maaaRerabllfl!t 4 c.au ,.. •ord on" uwertt"" Lora l!r ownf'd , good tire!i, beige C:nish , heater, oide dooro. FOil SALE: Modem & room T h e Twilight Garden Club which Included an Easter egg a:d ~up;:.~•. Lillian' Stell! ~lntmUrl' •Ch a flt G(l eeaU See l1 t,;enh ~ •nod for l'bree -nD created by Mrs. Weber, . ted tht lod Discoun t Pri<'€'. wiU meet Tuesday evening, ah1 tree OO.,II'Opolltd lllotAII'O on..erttn ... fr~me home in Syracuse. with an annual custom. Cupcake organl.St, presen pre ~ n., een• ()l~roun• uo 11a,., ~"• •DII the home of Mrs. Eddie Smot Easter baskets punch E. lllatn Street Pomero' bath, <3 bedrooms) large uti!. ice and postlud< and aceompanla 1 rl• pild ..-1tntr 10 ~"''' ('II.RD O• rHANlll'l • OISITIJ~Il.lS5 with Mrs. Ralph Glbnore ato8 cream and ca~y wer~ served f~ the,,anthem "My Redeeme. PlloDO WY wrnt s ity room. double carport, ga 'I :a:1 for 10 won't rn.ln I Membero are 4 Z2 tiC co-hostess. lmue ltoo<'l> addlrtnnao •ord lr OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. !urtldce, fully Insulated, w•l I after the guest of honor bod Loveth. R&H Blac(- 4- bring articles for an auctl00 opened her gifts. oatlr POMEROY, OHIO to ·•qiJ carpeting, birch cabi Three large crosse!~ werr • FORD 1959 V8 OI"FFf:E HOURS . sion sale. e:l(l " rot t~> a.on P at • '-,~"""""'""'"'-:""''"''"'""""""'7---E:;:C:i;;--- nets. Shade and fruit trees door standard trarunms , APRIL 28 pJaced back of the altar aile SllLWd•JI -3 :ltl A lit to 12:00 000, For Sale srrubbery. Close lo school on< owner $41111.110. New Hav· Th Salisbu PTA will meet Attending were Debbie May. white lilies placed around lh< ri"'S 80 lAS" 1'0 PLAI'i A For Rent .. ~ and church. Very reasonable. en 882-2401. 4 19 8tp : t 7 .~ The Cub Linda and Diana Baer of Chest- altar added to the lmprealV< RltSLil.1 PROD\JClNO W ILN'f .\D FURNISHED al )artmen~-Suit- ~ A~,f"~;i~n: ~~t~:9 p~p~l ~:d~28~0~ig, Syracuse, Ohio Insurance ~:tsay a wiil p. p~·sent their er, Karen SUtherland, Jane Jervice. Seren Lewis, 1tath~ able for two girls or couple. , at' the former Rev. w. w Sco~t.O.Rama program Re- Wise, Cathy Searles, Rosemary Lacey, Edith arocl Bill Hapton PHONE WY 2-2156 4 2 Uc 130 Mulberry C•ll WY 2-6615. 1 Bragg residence on Rt. 7 in !'HI ITO Copymg Servtce Cop- Ire5 h ts will be se;ved Rice, Ellen Rice, Rita Phillips, stall and Roy Coleman wen In I 14 tfc 1 Tuppers Plains. 1 will sell at les made of legal papero. men APRIL ll ' Debbie Gates, Po•Jia O'Dell, charge of the decoriUona. Card of Th~nks P i auction the household goods FOR SALE-Middl..,....'o ta!J. hirt!t records and almost any The Bradbury PTA will meet Mindy King, Sharon Jle. tmr!ng tho morniDg worship ---- 's ROOM HOUSE in orne- , formerly owned by Rev est buUding, toca!A!d 352 N other documents. Wednesday evening at the Weese, Sandy Taylor, Mary serv1ce the choir presented a Ttl OL'H preeious nieghbor.: roy Phone WY 2-5385. Bragg, in part as follows : 2 Second Street, Middleport Reuter blsaraace. PolllftOJ school at 7:30 p. m. There wi11 Ruth and Joy Sauer and Dallas special anthem9 "Bells of East. .i nd tnends. uur heart's grat 4 14 tfc Crosley electric ranGes, 2-Priced for quick liiBle J.D. I 4 de be an election of oUicers and and Duane Weber. ertlde'' and an organ anL piano 1 !lude for your tribute to our door Coldspot refrigerator, quire at Oblo Botel. GUARANTEED. renewable for plans made for the annual Monday evening a family din- Easter selection was played by Jov~'d on(' . Mr. J . B. Shockey . FURNISHED apartment , 4 dinette table an d 8 cha.trs, 1ssu ed scboo1 p1cruc. · · A baton dance ner was served iil honor of Don- Mn· Steifl and Mrs • Haplol> life hu!opitalization. ~'lr" Shor·key. Sons and room:- and bath. also, 3 bed- antique china close!. wr1nger Business Services at all a•es. Phone WY 2-'1168. team, students of Mrs. E rnest na'B birthday witb a decorated stall· A capacity crowd attend· Oi:tughters. ro001 house, 1126 F:. Main St. washer, bed. mattress, dress• 2 18 tlc Frazer, will be on the program birthday cake and tee cream ed the services• B 4 20 ltp Pomeroy. Phone Harry ai- I er metal clothes c1oset • 2 ' 1· 0 · McCoy • Auc"oneer " · Train· and Mrs. Tom Sea11y WJ'II show served to the Weber family DINNER GIJEST!I TIIA~KS TO ALL of - your whu ' ley, WY 2-3408. --' 14 6tc ' tr~nks, 2 wool rugs, 2 linol· i ed. experienced, Chester, Ohio. Employment Wanted a film on wa~ safety. Refresh- aod their grandparents, Mr. 'Blld Mr.HAVE and Mrs. CharleF WUderwere so kind and thoughtrul I eum rugs, 3 rocking chairs ! 3 9 t[e PAINTING. interior and exter· ments will be served by the Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan. muth entertaJned with a dinner 5 rooms 1 odd chairs, couch and chair, sendmg mE" Pards and orhFUR.NTSHF.~ HOUSE, · d oofs Rates reason- second grade room mothers. 111 3 at their borne, Chesler · Sunday er g1fl s whilf' I wa s a rt>cl!nt l and bath 10 .Poml::'roy. Call o!il heating stove, antique i ~etglerhBaDdbiBJ -~~~ for ~~e . "eo:tract. or hourly. H. Class 12 Circle of the Heath Rood. Guests were Mr. arocl Mrs. p;1t 1cn t at Holzer Hospital . I ' Howard Cec il WY 2· 5262 · book case, picture frames, 1 new omea Uu m ldtcb. M B 1 WY 2-5180. Methodist Church will meet on DAILEYS ENTERTAIN Allen l)i<! and Mr. ar.d M r 1. 3 30 tfc stands. lot of S!llall antiques. , ens, storm wi.Ddowa. aluD apprer1ated the token of 800 W. Main St. · ra ey, t 20 6tc Wednesday evening at the .Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey Jam•• Bearhs and sona, 'l'laJo. yr~u r fncndship more than other items too nunwrous to 1 lnum sldJng. Call Guy Ne1g. - church with Mrs. Hattie Smith. entertained with a family din· FURNISHED 4 room apartment 1 I 1 ~o u wlll ever realize. To each mention. Lunch availab e, er, Racine, Ohio. Help W•nt--' devot1'onal chairman and Mra. ner Sunday at their home, Anne thy and Scott. utilities rurni shed. Inquire au and everyone of you I smJohn Arbaugh, owner, I. 0. 1, 1% 29 tre -- - - Emerson Jones, program. Hos- St. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Hotel, Middleport. GRILL COOK · Blue and Grey tesaes will be Mrs. E. M. Wond, Don Dailey and B.J. and Bar· cerely say. " Thank yuu." tel McCoy, Auctioneer. , 1 MOVES TO IWO JIMA 4 13 Mayme Holmes. Syracuse. · .;c;7"";;--c 4 20 3lcl tiEA'nNG, Plum...... MaeDa Restaurant, Pomeroy. Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. Or- ry of NewArk _and Mr. and Mrs. Marine Cpl. Robert N. Schua4 20_ 11".. in Smith and Mrs. Harold Wond· Gene Houda>.helt and Becky and ter, now stationed in the PhD· Ohio. 4 20 ltc MODERN 6 ro_o_m_s ·and biith ' f'llnoa..._ Arnold Brodoen. Middleport. Ph. DON'T PUMP you aluggisb sep- Ol! EaSI MaiD Str<e~ P- WOMAN in Pomeroy or Mid· gerd. Randy, Pomeroy. Calling In ippines, has been transferred 1 SINCERELY Wish to thank , apartment. my mnny friends and ac- : WY 2-3121. 3 24 t.fc tic t.'lnk. Get Kleao-Em-1\ll eroy. Pltue W1 Z.JI&. dleport to do telephone an- Th · Past Presidents of the the evenktg were Mr. and Mrs. from the carrier Prlnceston, to q11 aintances who took the rRAlLKR lots for rent, erose septic tank cleaner. Land- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1_211_t1e_ swering service ~ her h~me. Ame~ican Legion Auxiliary o!-1 Howard DaHer and ' daughter, the Carrier Iwo Jlma, wltb tilt 1 1lmP and trouble to send me I to Laundrymal and schools mark FarrL Bureau. 2 18 tfc I INOlME TAX Service, Jo)m. Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, ew Webster Post wiU meet Bronwyn of Middleport. H.M.M. Squadron. He ~ tbe carus while I was a surgical , Valley Lumber & SuppiJ Com Box 668-K, Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ednesday evening at the . son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamu M. pRtiC'nl in a Pittsburgh, Pa. pany, Mldd:eport. 10-3-Uc son · Simpson Insurance Ag· co===--c-:-:c::c;-=4::1c:7-c -3tp home of Mrs. Charles Sauer Rock Springs Grange will Schuster, Riverview Dr. ""' pi< aI recently. The cards I Real Estate For Sale ency, Room 6, Coal!! Build· "FEMALE. registered nurse, 11 Brownell Ave Middleport. meet Thursday at 8 p. m. Opand notes were cert"l.nly ap'l· H: <h:F. an::: rour rn•1"'' lurryt~h& . - - - - d b th ing, Middleport. ., · Forward n..,. ••ht wo'II be " to 7 shift. to hour week. ConAPRIL 2Z eratoon MoreCoinfortWearl•t prt-c'!ated. Again, thank you. e4l and llllfurniahed apan,tf FOR SALE : 5 room nln eda.' I 20 tfe tact admoru''strator, Veterans The Women's Association of observed. There will be a PNY Do uglas Johnson, Racine, 0. : ments W'i ~..'l4:M 12 6 r house in Rutland, g ass In nd el esh ·n b 2{1 lip porch"· hardwood floors. .lUlT!HNt.'EII Memorial llospltal, Pomeroy. the l\liddleport First United grameda Tit r r blments ~~ed e 18 4 Here tea pleuaat lfto1io Mei'CIGIM 1TRAILER LOTS - rree sewgas furnace, large lot, near Cempletlt Sentct 4 15 6tc Presbyterian Church wHl m~t serv · e pu IC mv · 1oou plate dleoomfcft. PAS'I'DTB. an Improved poWdel'. IPrlntlld • \ '·: WISH to thank neighbors , 1 age and water Brown's rrail school. On Salem St . C. R Cr1ll llndlord SOl\IEONE to live in, Fi!lfrt Thuraday evening at the church APRIL Z3 upper aad lo1Ju pl&tee bold~ Cbal lrl mds and. relal!ves for the I er Park !Stale Approved) Jordan. 4 20 12tp '~· ,._. • C..&MI' housekeeping, no laundry. Liz.. at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. R. M. Sherp The Past Matron's Club of tlrmer 110 tha\ thep feel 111.01'8 ._ . . No summr. IIOOIJ, 1:nrnl offenngs and sympathy 1 Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY - -- Olf!NI Jqan will have the program and Evangeline Chapter, OES, will tortable. tal~ or feelln . n•e ~De DOll• •. Doel D~ 10\lr. Cb1ab' H ' " "':.We are grat~lul for I 2-3324 . I 15 tfciFOR SALE : 2 ·.story hous• In I A. ~=RD zie Sayre, Phone CH."w.tite Mh Emil Ball the deovtlonal meet Friday evening, April 23 acid odor breath". ('M FASTIIl'l'll 1 kmdness of Ewmg Fun~ - - - --·---- ___ . Amesville, OhiO, on double 1 ttr -~.~~~ --c---c _ _ _ period. Hostesses will be Mrs. · a t the home of Mrs. Marie Haw... clnJC COUD'tem p_,man. 1 11 ! , Home, the Pomeroy E- SEVEN room house w1tn bath Jot . 7 rooms and bath, gas - U.S. Civil S.rvtce r.mt Everett Bachner, Mrs. Herman kiDS of N. Second-Av. Meu ,...,..,_, 11 aDd a•er !loeo1ln tol» ,;~:;.;:;..;;:.;~~;.;.;;;.. . . . . .~--=========~ 111r.'1 ~Jency Squa d, t he pa II - and fuII basemen,I In Syr.· furna~. "'"' large pat.lo. Reas- .I &.art Gneter, Ptw••taa _. Hla:b pa, Sho1'f nnun ••.,..,,....., BaJ·1 ey, Mrs. Lei an d B row n, k'llw s, the Revs. James cuse. Phone WY 2-2455 · Uutbla ~~:,-:;uP~!,'::~= =~!: Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs. 1 onable priced Call WY 2·3681.1 EXPERT 3 16 tfc I in Middleport for \!wTicr m and P. o_ House- 1 appoim UIIUllly •nn_...,., nllllE IJafnrllll· Freda Bratt and Mrs. Eliza011 fobl. ...."'"· ""w.,.,.•••t. h · d 1T. and to all who helped menl. uon '• 20 6t·c -dM~. voar ...., OW. O'OUblel Write 1ftda,f'l'rin• nme. ad4,_ aM beth Fisher. 2 d d t ENTS w .1n\' wav to allevi<~le ou; APARTVI _. • , ls an n -.. s•, To~ at· the sudden death ! floor , Jst noor Senior Citizen We Mwa aD .._ = · n ~etV~e.. Bent . . . Pometw The Afternoon Circle of the Sewer Ma~llltllel Dllb lentttoel. Pnmaro~~~ Heath Methodist Church wiU 11 • •111r husband and father, Apt. Ph. WY 2-3267. i" Ll _. na ymond Pullins. With grati4 15 6tc \,UeRIII -~~~~ ~ Leg•l Notice meet Thursday afternoon at the !llrl~. Call z-m• DaJ • Nt-1 NoTicE- oF DRAWING o,. ·- ua•• church at 2 p. m. Mrs. Wayne For Sale HOBBY FARM - 14 acres 7 • tit Nottce IR herl!b:V l(lven tbat a public Gibbons 1s chairman of the AII"d'Je an d Childr€n 1 d drawing ot juron wiU btl made OD t dy I n • Plumbing •nd 4 20 l.tc good tillable well • draine the :wtn day of April, t98S. at the .!I u esso · • D•Humldlfien - - - -----IT'S OUR PLEASURE to loan garden ground on blacktop HOUSE painting the Hollie Commt.•toner. •non~ A regular meeting of the XI in the or Cocrt of Me\J:I otCounty, . .' Inside 1 n. d ofllc• e Appliance Rep~lr Notice carpet. shampoocrs FREE road. one mile rrom State i out. Roof pamhng and repair. Ohio. ror th"' Ma,. Tenn 19tli'S ot the Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta 1 wl!h purchase of Blue Lustre Highway and 6 miles from : Phone VI 3-2700. 4-1D-12tp Camm~~~:1 :: i~·~:~.:f.id county. Sigma Phi will be on Thursday 1'1TRRE WILL be a Tupper- I1 ' Carpt>l Shamj100. Landmark courthouse. Has 4 • room -·E. Rowe, at 7:45 p. m. at the Columbia COLEMAN HEATING & COOLING , Comml&~~ionero of uron ed Wo\re Party at the Chester : Store, Pomeroy. 4 2{1 6tc frame house. with front por- . CU~TOM butcherlnlil: and 14, 20. 1w Gas office. Members are urg • Fir~ House, We~nesday night TIRES G?Oxl 5 _ $8.95; 750x14- ches, unfinished upstairs, arut' ling Phil Meier, Phone WY IN THI coMM~;tN ,.1.., court to attend. 21, startmg at 8:00. $IJ.9S. Original equipment re- cellar basement. A by at 1 2-3510. 12 i tfc Ml!IOS couNTY. OMIO The Willing Workers class of s·Apnl d b Ch . ~ I &UDRIY CHEVALIER, . EUB h h 'II ppnsore Y ester Fire 1 placement. 750xl4 _ $17 .9J. $8500.00. , Tup""' ll'railll, Ohio, Pl•lntlft, the Enterprtse c ure: WI Department. Everyone wei- 800xl 4, $l 9.95 . All prices plus 160 ACRES - With good gar· ' AIR CONDJTIONlNG Refriger· JCJMN FUN~· " ••· o... nc~•nu. meet in the church social room H1rold ChiN, Mgr. _ c~e. 4 20 3tc tax . Add $J.50 ror whit.e waJ1 gen. 8 acres bottom land, loation service. Jack's Refrig· No. n,J"' ' ' Thursday evening. Potluck reLocutt St. Phone WY 2-2511 Mfcldl.,.,. 1 WANTED to lease or rent, Orcs. Newel l's Sunoco. Chesl- cated just off State Route 681. \ eration, New Haven, Phone Fr~~~~ J~:ntui'~Reo';.t1111 :;.•nll,Yr=. freeis~h~m~e~n~ts~w~il~l. ~be~~~~erv~ed~·:__!:!,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...... · 4 20 6 Strongly built 8 - room frame TU 2-3537. 4 6 tfc r;. u_ ~'rank. Ell Frank. !ftlabel LJt.l, corn ground. Leo Morris, Ph. er, 01uo. tc narvey Fr•nL Letlua Gilliand. w e 0 SH 2-4648. 4 14 6tc holL<ie with 2 porches, larg 1 T-.h GlUiand. Santon! Woo4at'd, Do'b ra Heltrl!r. Cora Allen. Ed Fraak. basemen I barn WI'th crl I Jamet Frank. a:.ue Orr, Lo• G. Me. MAN and hil; mother wants (with shop and room for , EXPERIENCED K-••· Huu. ""•••· .,..,. ,,,.._ (arm WOrk with house. If in· Herman Fr!,nk, Raymoad FraU:. AnI Continues At poultry) . $4000.00. AUTOMOiliLE na Frllllk. tM unlmo- h!Bn, 4ovt. terested write to Jerold M.,. , c. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR -· uo~ton. . . _ ...,.. - " ' Landmark Super Service 111. uf the followbla .....,.. "'-" St. Clair• Ree dsv i II e, Ohio, ' Station BOX 229 WY 2-3830 e:~. John Pnnk. Geo.... ,.;......, Route 1. 4 14 10tp • TV STAMPS POMEROY, 01110 ~::. "'~;,"::"..t"';; ORIJER your southern plants eWHEEL BALANCING 4 20 3te bet L"""w "'"" ......_ lanfont. LoUUo AND Glllland. !till GlWarut. 24 A W k Op 7 D now' tomatoes, sweet potato, en • .,. te HOUSE for sale in Racine. can Woodal'd, Dar• Heltpr. Con 4llen. peppen, cabbage. Charles R. Hours Dally WI 9-un. 4 16 6tc ~~~ :::=.L ~::., Harris, Portland, Phone VI bPOMEROY .,,.. ......,., Frank. alld Alma Fnak. WboM ~11011 3-2693. 4-7-12tc J•<k w. Comy, FOR SALE: ' room house, will .... PHONE bath, basement. Gas furnace, JIMJS, the un441ntJ:UC1, A•dnJ' a-v8tewart Go Sbop. Ccme In ~ WY 2-9932. fireplace. Priced for qw·cl< l~~~2~~~~!!!!!!!!!::::::~:Ji Potneroy, 0, aller. lD the fl.led Cou11her ~ P.wt.oa Commoaapblft Plllu )'011 91 and see aU the new varmint . ~ sale. Phone 773-5611, Mason, lfeip count,., Oblo• .,.,.ma that u. rifles. reloading equipment., 1~1 Herr1 .• ~lu Seal MedaW. Va. u. Lo her be ~ 1a tbe follow· 4 16 tfe and acct".s!Wrles, re . blueing . Jon Mobile Ho~e. 55xl.o, carBULLDOZER WORK, equip- Ill&' ~:::~":.~.,.at;~. Melfi 2 bedrooms, sohd oak ped with winch Big or small County. Ohio, aDO ...., ta l'na· and repalrln g.. New an d u:;ed peted, pb-neling and walnut cabinets. ·FOR SALE: at Dorcas, mod. . tiOI'I 3'l. ToWD 4. ~~ap u. of a. guns of an .kinds. Depot St. Like new. WY 2-30 16 . ern seven room home, 4 bed- job. Call daytimes W1 •3151, ~~: .~o=•~.u..~,_. Rutland. Oh~o Ph. SH 2-4:34, rooms. 2 with wall _ to . waU evens, Wl 9-3089, Gene Bar- ••ld Fraeuoo a Pd I'IIIUillal ' 4 9 trc Rutland, OhiO. S 16 !ltc ---~ . -- carpeting. Large p!aneled liv- ne~ Racine, Ohio. :;,~· :'.:!cttob~t.un.ow.,a:,.=: FERGUSON pickup mower, 7 ing room with fireplace, full 3 2t -30tc: Iter>; <foriDerlJ' owned b1 rar JleuMn Webthence. North ~ to I b f LOSE W~1 GHT safely with ~ · cutter ar, ~954 nterna- basement and laundry room moe one buDdred aare~; t~m~.ee Dex-A-DJet tab1ets. Only 93c uonal 1f..: ton p1ckup. Phone Gas heat and air conditi~ 1L:ogan Fire and Safety Equip. = h toto~:.~=·:,:::~ at Stark's Drug Store_ WY 2-6354. 4-17-~tp in g. Storm doors and wind- I ment, ~:estyand s:;:ce.• Porn; de~· =onth:oa:='m,.,.one-= 1 0 --------3~12:_:1l0t:._:c S1-N6ER- SEWlNG Mac'ttine in ows. 1 1Jo~. ae:re lot. Call after eroy. pes SIZeS of the abov. d..crtbed mM o1 Blonde cabinet. Does all re- 3 p. m. WI 9-2103. fire extingUishers, 2o/a lb. ex- "'n4 and bflinl tbe propert,. forlar sewing, plus dial equin.. 4 14 12tc tJnguishers, Boater's Special :o~t~.nf.:"'_: ~ru.~~UMI I U'IVJMOBILE tuuraoce been gu • _ _ _ _ __ ___ Dwight Logan, Distributor. REFERENCE DE&Dl VollU. ,.,. canceUed? 'JOlt yom opera- ped for fan.:y zig zag designs, Phone WY .. !)o<Jl. 4u: vol. lo&~~, P•t• 1'1; VoL lt'l'. · T ~· wu• • .v<KUO P•P te; Vol. 1", .... ""' tor·'a licenle .-2Slil buttonholes, overcasts. etc. FOR ·SA! ·E - One 4 - room 4 14 30tp liol. 1M. Pa1 e Jl; vo1. 1as. Pqe llitir Pay balance due 6 monthly house with bath and garage 2M: Vnl. ISO, P.at• us. u..4 a. eords Yell• Coual:v. Ohio. ·-- -- - - , - - - payments $1.67 per week. on nne acre Iot, on Dea d You are required to uawer ..w Lost •nd Found Guaranteed. WY 2.2575 . Man 's Ct\Tve. Phone WY 2SMALL Petttton by the 'f\bbJ' 4117 ol Ma7. 1965. or jUdJIIlent ddlalt wtu >~t~lllle1tlou OlllklllJ ICbedule. I cllan1 ... By Uldled l'nN ............. tho I other "'••al Today II TuN..,, .to11r1J liO, . . 5,9Q ~· ~l~1. ~J!! ,~~~~~ .9~. ~-f~ I PAwctetNG.t KNOw lT... eur l Vi JUST GOT TO B•EAK OUT OF, THIS PAl)! • �j, iSacrament of Baptism is Given Give Layette _; At Rock Springs Methodist Church Shower Saturday · 'lbe SO<!I'IIDOilt flf bapllml Edward llall and 10111, TolamJ ;ijaa 11•.., and llvo ...,. .,..!,. and Bobby were roeeiYOd bJ llill 'feumuo White and ~- ba~'-' lprlnp Melbodlol chur<b u~,_.., IDg the worship service Swlday. •-~iDIEastlbeer Sa.--. !L•. •- ::00..- were DonOH FranciS, Diana program. were laced 011 Weyersmlller, Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were giv~ The gilts . P . lh g~ ·number i5 111 Kathy Abbott SharoR Brawey, Ien mcludmg, The Easter Story , table co~ed ~~thit~clom- r~tss Sarah Beehtie, Smanna 1:1nd Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford ; A Real i with P an w e sGea b spent the weekend , M La Grueser d H . Pass I ers making a canopy. ames us, I h Rtrhard Ktzzpe ar • Welcome, Davt arrts. b her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clatworthy, Rap Tommy Ball. Conme Radford It Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and prozeo wo~uc~ Bechtle. Robert Caruthers, Pat and Rebecca Radford, wtth IBig Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner· Mrs. c. M. Ervin has re- Edwards, John Evans, MlchSllt~rrie Blackston and Mar YjJudy Radford ; He Is ln My Wears and Patty Kloes. turned to her home in BridgeGardner, William Halley~ Radford B! narrators, and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter A salad course with lime port, w. Va., after spending a Roger ~wartz, Larry Vance, F'rancis as accompanist. Prayer. Donnie Smith; A Glad sherbet punch was served to week with Mr3. R. C. Paul Wtlson, Roome ~y. Precedmg the sermon by Rev . IWelcome, Bobby Ball; and Je~· Lhose attending including Mrs. She was accompanied home Hood, Melvin Mtlliron, Chestt-r LernJe) . Sharon Braw· 1us Lo~es Me, This I Know , Brl· Charles White, Mrs. Agnes her daughter. Mrs. Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, ley, Marla Gruese.r and EddJe I an Kw:ee. i White, Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroath, who had spent Joe Reichman, Fred Robinson, Abbott were baptized. Recelv· Followmg the program, an : lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, ed mto membership by conres· legg hunt was held for the chll- Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, s1on of faith were Eddie Abbott dren. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Ga17 Stobart, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser children. and Jerry Yeauger. and Suzanna and Donna Part,. Sending gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invltatl0115 - Allee Darst, low. Haptonslall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end Teaford, Brenda Toney, On Palm Sunday, Calhy Abith Thomas, Jean Zirkle,, Mary with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Gilkey, Becky Gilkey; boll Re~('ca Radford <:~nd 1 Bacon, Lena McKinley, Vi Rife, White. Program - Connie COOke, CarShe;rie Blackston were receiv- ' Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs, Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, t'd into membf>rship by confesgy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visited SWlday with Sauer, and Roy Coleman; »on of faith and Mr. and Mrs. 0mer0y tie Watkins, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs, Ira Butcher and - Carole Phillips, Cariels, and Jean Tatter~on, M~b- family. rie Sears, Sandra Hollinshed, Mes. E. A. Leonard of Colum- i el Pettit, Dora Pett1t, Fntz Judy Butcher, Ohio Univer- Linda Jacobs, Linda RatUfl, bus was the weekend guest of Swartz and Marie Turner. sity student, visited Sunday Slaven, Christine Bryan. Pomeray. Ohto : Mr, and Mrs. Russ Watson and with her parents, Mr. and C<>vert and Darlene Doer· j Mrs. John F. Bady. K f Ak Mrs. Ira Butcher and son, Jim. fer. LAST TIME TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman ghter, Mrs. Gary enny 0 - Miss Charlene Davis has reJERRY ' .. EWlS of Bellefontaine and Mr. and I ron. were weekend guests of Mrs. turned to her studies at the "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" I Mrs. Larry Steruens and Jackie Edith Thomas. Rhode Island Schf-ol of Design . and Mrs. Robert Hen· (Technicolor) the and daghter, Terrie, .of Jerry Lew1s . Susan Oliver. and Larry of Lakeview were I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter vis- at Providence, following weekend guests of Mrs. Welby ited Sunday afternoon at Chesh- spring vacation spent with her were weekend VlS· Glt-nda Farrell. Colorcartoons Wha ley. l ire, with her mother, Mrs. parents, Dr. and ~rs. J . J . Da- itors of mother, Mrs. Hen· Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser I George Thompson. vis and sisters, D1ana, Joyce hennesy. · WED. and THURSDAY returned home Saturday even- I and Elaine. Mrs. Thelma Howard, ClarksApril 21·22 ing, after an overnight visit in Mr. and .Mrs. Dwight Logan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and spent tbe weekend with NOT OPEN Columbus with their daughter and son, Skip and Mrs. Florence son and family, Mr. and Mrs. sister and mother, Mr. and and son~in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Holley visited Sunday afternoon Robert Turner and children Mr.f. Forrest Bachtel and daughFRIDAY and SATURDAY Pal Quinn and family . with Mr. and Mrs. George.~ spent Saturday with the Allen ter, carol, and Mrs. J. W. Daw· April 23·24 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordon and gao. In the evening, they VlSit- Sawtders family in Pt. Pleas-"THE KILLERS'' (Tcchnkolor) daughter of Columbus were ed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey ant, W. Va. 1 Easter weekend guests of Mr. ll't' Marvin, Angie Dlckin· weekend guests of her parents, and daughter. Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jefand Mrs. Clyde Fisher were ~on, Ronald Reagan, John Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Cl N utz· ferson, and her daughter and the~··daughttr and son and famCaSHavetles. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins . Mr. and Mrs. arence e a family, Mr. and Mrs. Micllael ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Harold _,THE CADDY" 1 Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, and family of Columbus spent ~ of Otester were r!wn~: Ohlinger and son, Michael U, Moore and children, Michael, the Kathy and Steven, of Clncfn. Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. thf: weekend with their parents, ~er guests 1 °~ Mr. da f i~ · Nelsonville, visited over :ltb 1 Mainly About People In p MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 1 i ~llol'l was held April 5. ~.Lite • ............... 'l'llondaJ • - at -·--........--- ..... ......... .............. ._......... ID ,~ the ...... WORLD . . . IPW..-...... I. • H MIAMI - A TOP narcotics agent and two detectives wore to be lormally today with brlbel from a narcotics who turned informer. The er reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $11,1100 a month to "keep off the heat:' Federal narcotics agents Ome U1$1Rg The Rev. Chester Lemley, assisted by members of the Roclt Springs Methodist church condueled services at the Carman Nursing Home on Good Friday. Members assisting the paator were Mr. and Mrs.· Wilbur Balley, Mrs. Avery Goegleln, Mrs. Edward Ball, Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. R. L. Gotthenll ami Bruce, Mrs. Scott Folmer, Mrs. Homer Radford, Mrs. Lewi! Grueser, Mrs. Norman Weyenmiller, Mrs. Willlam Grueser, and Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. On Easter Sunday afternoon, 5the .sacrament of Holy . Commumon was. given by Rev. Lemley, assLSted by Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Leonard, Mrs. Scott Folmer, MlSS Betty Leonard1 Mrs. Homer Radford,_ Mrs. Lewis Grueser and~ Wilham Clark of the Rock Sprin_g~ church. Following the VJJ11 to tba Nursing Home o~ Good Friday Rev. Lemley deliVered an Easter serm~n at the .County Home and_ the Junior choU" of the Rock Sprmgs ~!p'Ch prese~ NEW! the proclud that does just about everything Faedt Your Lown and Does Four Extro Jabs 1. Prevents crabgrass, fcxtall, goosegrass • aly • enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make ....,.,. 2. Clears out dandelion, plantain, buckhorn, 3. Controls chickweed, clover, seedling kno(teed 4. Protects lawn against ants, grubs, chafen Elberfelds Are Headquarters For The Complete Une of Scotts Lawn Care Productl e Including New Windsor •nd Triumph Grn1 Seed. Al1o F•mily •lid Pl•y Brands, - - - ....;' Elberfelds In Pomeroy AI_l!!:!!'!!:!!'!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!""'""'""'""""""""'"""""'""""""""'"""""',J t ~rs. nat:~i,i_an~d~)~lr~-~and~~M~rs~,~J~obn:!.~C~anta~·~·ta.~-The--Ch-i_ldren • e ,..,.. -111ft ..._ tn~ttt 4Ul Ulllo Mtlll1. lolr cIub dls- Servt'cesGt'ven f _.__,......, ..._.. l " "• > ' cu!led projeets and project boob were handed out. RecreaUon was planned by Garda McGraw. Refresbmen~ were served by Beth 'l'heiss, and Beverly Ervin. !be next meetlng 1s May 8, at the Raclne Methodist church. AN Wti'I'HU ....... .... _ , ll • • 'lho RadDe .lqliJ Nelllibort 111e1 A))rii!O, wUb """· .~ ·be held rn. Netcler ll!d Mn. lokGraw. e....m,. Apr0 11 a1 lbe PNotdeDI!tlldadll Eroln prald.~ Commllleoo ...,._ od IDd ll!lnuleeut-•"""' rud by ,.._ 1• Wolle lbe (K'IIIIIIDcluci&-Theme the ...,...wy, _ , . Dave Burl<et~ Kennelb Har- Duel wore paid IIIII treaaurKathy Bratton, Cbrlstloe er Garcla Me<lraw 'read lbe and OUta Lewis; Orchee- lln11110lal ,..pori, · _ Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were pven by iUiot> Kathy Speoaler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev· David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Nelgler, GorIvana and Eddie Gilmore. cla McGraw, Mtck:ey Wolfe, and Deooration8 _ David Ashley, Renee Burl..e on the Metga Coun· Baker, Tom ~l:aine, Jotm ty Conference meeting whleh The~ ~~ Abouf ~ Tommy 3ellly, 1011 '" and Ml'llv' ~-~~--~ tlent a •~- ...,,...,. !tal ill Pnmenoy where he trealment for a he received in a fall :;.::ks ago, He will underxo a 00 the arm this week. ' a -.• •-ttetballlower eveSdlool home of 111'1 Bollpri- nlnllab honor ol ,M r a, "''"'- • """'• """"" ~.~ "..,.. "' of ·~ A 1A cantata, "'l'be ......,..n ' IIUil')' and beginners claas ~v TbotnQ Dal'lt ~- co Alleluoa," was presented by the 1od by the teachen, Mf'l, Har- or acheme of pink and wblte jilnior choir dir<cted by Mrs. old Blackston and Ml'l, Norm- was carried out in the decorsWilli•m Radford Takmg part an Weyersmiller presented I lions. ~~y. ~- Is on Fmlay Middleport ... lllto memberehip at lba Rocl: trllllfer. Cathy Abboll olio ,.. ![area PeiUI ~- wllh .,. Jr.-Sr ·~ MHS , · ~7::..!8';::!.,'"' .~ s.lltt!lel, Jtomer!l1·11ldclleport.·o., ~-so, 1eea Around And Mr. andand Mrs.Mr,Floyd WC!ekend with Mr. and __•__ Racine and Cummins, Mrs. Vic- Charles Flatwoods.Goeg em an am Y' Leo Kennedy. Fis~er and daughter of Hebron.llula, SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUES. tor Brown Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reitman ) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton'WHER:P{blv~~l~ GONE' Mr. and' Mrs. Elmer Wick- and children, Michael, Patrick, staU were in Gallipolis Sunday (Techn(color) ham spent Easter in Gallipolis IFrancine, Jamei Maurice and evening to attend the Easter Bette Davis. Susan Hayward, her mother, Mrs. Julis Oa- I Sharon Ruth of Ambler, Pa. Cantata presented at the BapMichael Connors. Jof'y Hea· vis and family . were weekend guests of her tist Church. Mr. Eugene Ghertherton. Novel by Harold k f Middl te h Robbin.s. A Tt'enage girl, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu- mother, Mrs. J, M. Thornton. e, ormer eport ac ~· .Joey HPatherton vivacious, Jer and daughter , Linda of Co- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Culbert~ wa~ a member of the 36 VOice poised and blithe spirited. lumbus were weekend guests son of Lebanon were Sunday choir. g:~\ ~f~nPH~~6Mh~!s the im· of his parents, Mr. and M r !I. guests of Otho Radford and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs .. Dan Farm~r Featurette: Po1t Man Wins 1 Jacob Schuler. Lillie Maines. and daughter, Cmd~, and the1r ,~c~ol~o~rc~o~rl~oo~n:i::s:::ii:::ii:::ii"'":::ii~;;;;M~rs~.~~:;;rn~e~st;;K~e~n~ne;:;d~y.;a;;;n;;d~da;:;u~-~~ Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0111 and daughter and ~n - m -law, Mr. t family were Easter guests and Mrs. Kevm Brandenburg, . Is M and M r 5 all of Dayton, were Easter of h1s paren , r. · k nd f M D 'd E I o·u wee e guests 0 rs. avJ aMrr I d. Mrs Pau] Kautz and IFarmer. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar. an · thur Skmner. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR familyu,"f~l=~:pe~t Ea~~ ~aster Sunday ~uests of the WOMENS SEAMLESS ter w• · : · M · and Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett Kautz, Pomeroy. an r.. and family were their daughtMrs. Richard Pickens, Middle· er and son-In-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. --3 port. They also called on Mr~. Arthur Ford of Kirksville. Halph Pickens and Mrs, Bill Easter Sunday dinner guests Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Thomas, Mason, W. Va. of Mrs. E, M, Wood Included Colors: Beige Tone or Tan Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lehew Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Wood of and family of Col~bus spent Ravenswood, W. Va. Mr. 1 the weekend with hls mother, and Mrs. W. Lucas .and ~tilJtght-1 Mrs. Harry Davia and Mr. Da- er, Irene, of MoundsviUe, vis. Va. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mas- Mr. and Mrs. Myron MiJier "':::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:S::::ii:::ii:::ii:S::S::S::::ii:S::S:... sar returned home Monday, af- spent the Easter weekend f. ter a weekend visit in Colum- Dravosburg, Pa., with bus with their son and daugh- sister and brother-in-law ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. K. T. Hughes. • Massar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr11. Carl Shields has moved man and children, Mark I from her !railer to the n e w Esther, of Belpre, visited home of Rollin Radford and day with their parens, Mr. and daughter:~. Mrs. Fieldiug Hawkins and Mr, Mr, and Ml'l. James M. Sch- and Mrs. Jobn Vroman. uster were called to Parkers- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner burg, Thursday evening to st. and children of North RobinJoseph Hospital for the serious son bave returned to their home days condition of Mr. Schuster's sis- after spending several ter, Mrs. Emma Joy of New with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matamoras, She bad undergone Joe Turner. major surgery Thursday at 8 Easter weekend guests Crella Schuster. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Take 1 typical youfll a.m. They were accompanied bert Mitch and sons, Steven and When you drive a Cadillac, you are aure to enjoy an well 111 a foot-operated parking brake that can funed"' family like this ---Thomas, Larry, and Tony David of Wheeling, W. Va. and e:unoonlioary mllfJ!in of ""Bineering leaderohip. CadiUac Their financial needt ... -emergency brake should the- arise. vMcNickle of Wilkesville, spent Pic, Larry Mitch of Ft. Story, pesfonnanco, lor e..mpte, il so smooth and quiet that 1 are always on the grow. autborized Cadlllac dealer;. tile one mao 1o whoa ,.... Tuesday night and Wednesday Va. Mr. and Mrs, John Scln.. That's why it's so Lmwhisper""" be beard ""highway limito. Comfort Contro~ with their grandparents, Mr, joined them for a family din· abould tum for advice about new or uaed Cadillaco. Ho portant for them to tllllely the most advaa~ air conditioning-heating_aystem· and Mrs. James M. Schuster, ner Sunday. Mrs. Robert ll!itch illvites you to discover the manY reaso~ why Cadillac. bank where they will and aunt Mrs. Crella Schuster. is the daughter of Mr. and • uy automobile, servea your pemoDal Deeds with the repn~~... of model« always. regarded • tbe .:et every banking ser· The lads'• father, William Me· Mrs. Seines. · •pie ~of • dW. A triple brakiug ayatem pro-rides S1aodord of tbe World. Aceopt ~is iavitati.,. 1o driYe tlse vice they need. Nickle, is a teacher in t h e Weekend guests of Mr. loodepeo.Oendy ~ power brakes front 1IIKI rear • Cadillac COl' of :r- choice ot y<JUr oarl;oOt _ • .....,..., Wilkesville schools, Mrs. Earl Davenport and James M, Schuster ts em- G, G. Zeigler were Mrs, B. R. ployed in Marietta as supervis- Gr1mes and daugbaer, or for Hender~on Oil Co. The of Jessup,. Md., Mr. and S11mclard of tb.e World Schusters will move to Mar- R. L, Zeigler and daughters, ietta as soon as living quarters rol and Sue, Buckley, and are obtained, and Mrs. R. S. Zeigler children, Debbie, Kim and Cash Project ? • _at y ·- flee ~ry by 5. anothAprol 25, house-to 1 be sold al . e~nttne 'e 1 1 ,, ·-' ·; .....l . $].88 ,~; ' THE SHOE BOX Member Federal Deposit lnsuraDee Corporatloll f d. •' ~alional lt\,IDDLEPORT, 0. !---------., --------------------------~· .A N .. ·"tAMDT KARR &. y:. If' .. ~, I .. ' . ,• •' 241. W. ~N , $T. ' '·~. . . ,. ~,.,. "- ·__,,._,Mn,l"i!Oot·.,., thai..,.. 'fll 1 to LOAFER . •' ' nd Kraig, INearby lay the m~tbar. her ,'t · · wriot• 11nd 'anl<le ·olail!lll nren next ia necktM! around her throat. ' Frank P· 1 Smoke rose from two of 1M red wHhere mattresses where fires b I d anna am- 1 • been set. had '"'n i " Let me die," the housewife . Itold attendants at the hospital. . of Misha- • " Let me die.'' uise Boyer d a dinner 1 Husbaad Flies Rome nbey Tues· Edward Hambey, 30, the blllo n't. gf'l an : band and father of the chilo -ey home Idren . learned of the trapdf while on a business trip lor ~ m~y a.n- sociates Investment Co. He flew i home in a company plane. dren ," shel Dr. F. Dale Nelson, deplllf coroner, said the children had been dead about six holln! t. Ilore tpltal they were ditlCO'Iend. -old house- I Three had been garroted Willi y guard at nylon stockings; the fourth Wll She had st rangled with a nedttie. .~;~trangli.ng Today detectiveS ' sought te .and Kratg, answer the simple question: Why? corupooion I "There was absolutely Dtl lft. bey home, i dication or anything wrana." I the four; said one police officer. JOm floor .' "There was no tlgn thing wa!li. bother~ ber ." Mrs. Maggio. .,~ · 1 And this is only one of many important and exclusive engineering features you can expect to discover in the Standard of the World. 5EE THE . 1965 CADILVoC i.T .Y<MJB AUTHORIZI!D ~ Sought i~ 1 MISS AMERICA WAX HIDE WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS l!tJ~ D, Ind. IUPII Detectives fild!Q' the case of a young mother accused of 1r children. then attempted suicide, 'olded Tuesday after playmates sal4 llarcia Hambey, 6, her brother, Mark, {lid Ham-- r-. • That's why they bank here! And that's why fOU should, too. Al this bank, you'll find full banking · service, under one roof. If items are to before Sunday, arilng may be made by calling hall or contactin_-::g_an ::,y:...:;::_;,;F t CadilJac offers the only steering wheel in the industry that both tilts and telescopes for your individual comfort. 1 contributions ready )J'bea till firemen arrive. . .,~ RALL S BEN FRANKLIN BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! 1 reo's DeatS PR.N~K~.spo :I 'I t ••*calling I to this project isaaktoi to .p u ~Start One Week Special! NYLONS wm be l The canvass will start service , p m_ Anyone willing to 'l . I, f 1 I ·~-· ·!~ti$q;~J;·~, , . f,",~· ~ \ ' 1at OVEC ReeJecte Hoard of Directon � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ba214cf55af718aa118642cd54adfc53.pdf 4bf601e82e77287408a4d5bf58db7aa4 PDF Text Text j, iSacrament of Baptism is Given Give Layette _; At Rock Springs Methodist Church Shower Saturday · 'lbe SO<!I'IIDOilt flf bapllml Edward llall and 10111, TolamJ ;ijaa 11•.., and llvo ...,. .,..!,. and Bobby were roeeiYOd bJ llill 'feumuo White and ~- ba~'-' lprlnp Melbodlol chur<b u~,_.., IDg the worship service Swlday. •-~iDIEastlbeer Sa.--. !L•. •- ::00..- were DonOH FranciS, Diana program. were laced 011 Weyersmlller, Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were giv~ The gilts . P . lh g~ ·number i5 111 Kathy Abbott SharoR Brawey, Ien mcludmg, The Easter Story , table co~ed ~~thit~clom- r~tss Sarah Beehtie, Smanna 1:1nd Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford ; A Real i with P an w e sGea b spent the weekend , M La Grueser d H . Pass I ers making a canopy. ames us, I h Rtrhard Ktzzpe ar • Welcome, Davt arrts. b her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clatworthy, Rap Tommy Ball. Conme Radford It Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and prozeo wo~uc~ Bechtle. Robert Caruthers, Pat and Rebecca Radford, wtth IBig Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner· Mrs. c. M. Ervin has re- Edwards, John Evans, MlchSllt~rrie Blackston and Mar YjJudy Radford ; He Is ln My Wears and Patty Kloes. turned to her home in BridgeGardner, William Halley~ Radford B! narrators, and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter A salad course with lime port, w. Va., after spending a Roger ~wartz, Larry Vance, F'rancis as accompanist. Prayer. Donnie Smith; A Glad sherbet punch was served to week with Mr3. R. C. Paul Wtlson, Roome ~y. Precedmg the sermon by Rev . IWelcome, Bobby Ball; and Je~· Lhose attending including Mrs. She was accompanied home Hood, Melvin Mtlliron, Chestt-r LernJe) . Sharon Braw· 1us Lo~es Me, This I Know , Brl· Charles White, Mrs. Agnes her daughter. Mrs. Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, ley, Marla Gruese.r and EddJe I an Kw:ee. i White, Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroath, who had spent Joe Reichman, Fred Robinson, Abbott were baptized. Recelv· Followmg the program, an : lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, ed mto membership by conres· legg hunt was held for the chll- Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, s1on of faith were Eddie Abbott dren. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Ga17 Stobart, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser children. and Jerry Yeauger. and Suzanna and Donna Part,. Sending gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invltatl0115 - Allee Darst, low. Haptonslall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end Teaford, Brenda Toney, On Palm Sunday, Calhy Abith Thomas, Jean Zirkle,, Mary with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Gilkey, Becky Gilkey; boll Re~('ca Radford <:~nd 1 Bacon, Lena McKinley, Vi Rife, White. Program - Connie COOke, CarShe;rie Blackston were receiv- ' Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs, Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, t'd into membf>rship by confesgy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visited SWlday with Sauer, and Roy Coleman; »on of faith and Mr. and Mrs. 0mer0y tie Watkins, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs, Ira Butcher and - Carole Phillips, Cariels, and Jean Tatter~on, M~b- family. rie Sears, Sandra Hollinshed, Mes. E. A. Leonard of Colum- i el Pettit, Dora Pett1t, Fntz Judy Butcher, Ohio Univer- Linda Jacobs, Linda RatUfl, bus was the weekend guest of Swartz and Marie Turner. sity student, visited Sunday Slaven, Christine Bryan. Pomeray. Ohto : Mr, and Mrs. Russ Watson and with her parents, Mr. and C<>vert and Darlene Doer· j Mrs. John F. Bady. K f Ak Mrs. Ira Butcher and son, Jim. fer. LAST TIME TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman ghter, Mrs. Gary enny 0 - Miss Charlene Davis has reJERRY ' .. EWlS of Bellefontaine and Mr. and I ron. were weekend guests of Mrs. turned to her studies at the "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" I Mrs. Larry Steruens and Jackie Edith Thomas. Rhode Island Schf-ol of Design . and Mrs. Robert Hen· (Technicolor) the and daghter, Terrie, .of Jerry Lew1s . Susan Oliver. and Larry of Lakeview were I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter vis- at Providence, following weekend guests of Mrs. Welby ited Sunday afternoon at Chesh- spring vacation spent with her were weekend VlS· Glt-nda Farrell. Colorcartoons Wha ley. l ire, with her mother, Mrs. parents, Dr. and ~rs. J . J . Da- itors of mother, Mrs. Hen· Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser I George Thompson. vis and sisters, D1ana, Joyce hennesy. · WED. and THURSDAY returned home Saturday even- I and Elaine. Mrs. Thelma Howard, ClarksApril 21·22 ing, after an overnight visit in Mr. and .Mrs. Dwight Logan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and spent tbe weekend with NOT OPEN Columbus with their daughter and son, Skip and Mrs. Florence son and family, Mr. and Mrs. sister and mother, Mr. and and son~in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Holley visited Sunday afternoon Robert Turner and children Mr.f. Forrest Bachtel and daughFRIDAY and SATURDAY Pal Quinn and family . with Mr. and Mrs. George.~ spent Saturday with the Allen ter, carol, and Mrs. J. W. Daw· April 23·24 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordon and gao. In the evening, they VlSit- Sawtders family in Pt. Pleas-"THE KILLERS'' (Tcchnkolor) daughter of Columbus were ed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey ant, W. Va. 1 Easter weekend guests of Mr. ll't' Marvin, Angie Dlckin· weekend guests of her parents, and daughter. Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jefand Mrs. Clyde Fisher were ~on, Ronald Reagan, John Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Cl N utz· ferson, and her daughter and the~··daughttr and son and famCaSHavetles. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins . Mr. and Mrs. arence e a family, Mr. and Mrs. Micllael ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Harold _,THE CADDY" 1 Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, and family of Columbus spent ~ of Otester were r!wn~: Ohlinger and son, Michael U, Moore and children, Michael, the Kathy and Steven, of Clncfn. Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. thf: weekend with their parents, ~er guests 1 °~ Mr. da f i~ · Nelsonville, visited over :ltb 1 Mainly About People In p MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 1 i ~llol'l was held April 5. ~.Lite • ............... 'l'llondaJ • - at -·--........--- ..... ......... .............. ._......... ID ,~ the ...... WORLD . . . IPW..-...... I. • H MIAMI - A TOP narcotics agent and two detectives wore to be lormally today with brlbel from a narcotics who turned informer. The er reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $11,1100 a month to "keep off the heat:' Federal narcotics agents Ome U1$1Rg The Rev. Chester Lemley, assisted by members of the Roclt Springs Methodist church condueled services at the Carman Nursing Home on Good Friday. Members assisting the paator were Mr. and Mrs.· Wilbur Balley, Mrs. Avery Goegleln, Mrs. Edward Ball, Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. R. L. Gotthenll ami Bruce, Mrs. Scott Folmer, Mrs. Homer Radford, Mrs. Lewi! Grueser, Mrs. Norman Weyenmiller, Mrs. Willlam Grueser, and Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. On Easter Sunday afternoon, 5the .sacrament of Holy . Commumon was. given by Rev. Lemley, assLSted by Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Leonard, Mrs. Scott Folmer, MlSS Betty Leonard1 Mrs. Homer Radford,_ Mrs. Lewis Grueser and~ Wilham Clark of the Rock Sprin_g~ church. Following the VJJ11 to tba Nursing Home o~ Good Friday Rev. Lemley deliVered an Easter serm~n at the .County Home and_ the Junior choU" of the Rock Sprmgs ~!p'Ch prese~ NEW! the proclud that does just about everything Faedt Your Lown and Does Four Extro Jabs 1. Prevents crabgrass, fcxtall, goosegrass • aly • enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make ....,.,. 2. Clears out dandelion, plantain, buckhorn, 3. Controls chickweed, clover, seedling kno(teed 4. Protects lawn against ants, grubs, chafen Elberfelds Are Headquarters For The Complete Une of Scotts Lawn Care Productl e Including New Windsor •nd Triumph Grn1 Seed. Al1o F•mily •lid Pl•y Brands, - - - ....;' Elberfelds In Pomeroy AI_l!!:!!'!!:!!'!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!!!:!!!""'""'""'""""""""'"""""'""""""""'"""""',J t ~rs. nat:~i,i_an~d~)~lr~-~and~~M~rs~,~J~obn:!.~C~anta~·~·ta.~-The--Ch-i_ldren • e ,..,.. -111ft ..._ tn~ttt 4Ul Ulllo Mtlll1. lolr cIub dls- Servt'cesGt'ven f _.__,......, ..._.. l " "• > ' cu!led projeets and project boob were handed out. RecreaUon was planned by Garda McGraw. Refresbmen~ were served by Beth 'l'heiss, and Beverly Ervin. !be next meetlng 1s May 8, at the Raclne Methodist church. AN Wti'I'HU ....... .... _ , ll • • 'lho RadDe .lqliJ Nelllibort 111e1 A))rii!O, wUb """· .~ ·be held rn. Netcler ll!d Mn. lokGraw. e....m,. Apr0 11 a1 lbe PNotdeDI!tlldadll Eroln prald.~ Commllleoo ...,._ od IDd ll!lnuleeut-•"""' rud by ,.._ 1• Wolle lbe (K'IIIIIIDcluci&-Theme the ...,...wy, _ , . Dave Burl<et~ Kennelb Har- Duel wore paid IIIII treaaurKathy Bratton, Cbrlstloe er Garcla Me<lraw 'read lbe and OUta Lewis; Orchee- lln11110lal ,..pori, · _ Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were pven by iUiot> Kathy Speoaler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev· David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Nelgler, GorIvana and Eddie Gilmore. cla McGraw, Mtck:ey Wolfe, and Deooration8 _ David Ashley, Renee Burl..e on the Metga Coun· Baker, Tom ~l:aine, Jotm ty Conference meeting whleh The~ ~~ Abouf ~ Tommy 3ellly, 1011 '" and Ml'llv' ~-~~--~ tlent a •~- ...,,...,. !tal ill Pnmenoy where he trealment for a he received in a fall :;.::ks ago, He will underxo a 00 the arm this week. ' a -.• •-ttetballlower eveSdlool home of 111'1 Bollpri- nlnllab honor ol ,M r a, "''"'- • """'• """"" ~.~ "..,.. "' of ·~ A 1A cantata, "'l'be ......,..n ' IIUil')' and beginners claas ~v TbotnQ Dal'lt ~- co Alleluoa," was presented by the 1od by the teachen, Mf'l, Har- or acheme of pink and wblte jilnior choir dir<cted by Mrs. old Blackston and Ml'l, Norm- was carried out in the decorsWilli•m Radford Takmg part an Weyersmiller presented I lions. ~~y. ~- Is on Fmlay Middleport ... lllto memberehip at lba Rocl: trllllfer. Cathy Abboll olio ,.. ![area PeiUI ~- wllh .,. Jr.-Sr ·~ MHS , · ~7::..!8';::!.,'"' .~ s.lltt!lel, Jtomer!l1·11ldclleport.·o., ~-so, 1eea Around And Mr. andand Mrs.Mr,Floyd WC!ekend with Mr. and __•__ Racine and Cummins, Mrs. Vic- Charles Flatwoods.Goeg em an am Y' Leo Kennedy. Fis~er and daughter of Hebron.llula, SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUES. tor Brown Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reitman ) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton'WHER:P{blv~~l~ GONE' Mr. and' Mrs. Elmer Wick- and children, Michael, Patrick, staU were in Gallipolis Sunday (Techn(color) ham spent Easter in Gallipolis IFrancine, Jamei Maurice and evening to attend the Easter Bette Davis. Susan Hayward, her mother, Mrs. Julis Oa- I Sharon Ruth of Ambler, Pa. Cantata presented at the BapMichael Connors. Jof'y Hea· vis and family . were weekend guests of her tist Church. Mr. Eugene Ghertherton. Novel by Harold k f Middl te h Robbin.s. A Tt'enage girl, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu- mother, Mrs. J, M. Thornton. e, ormer eport ac ~· .Joey HPatherton vivacious, Jer and daughter , Linda of Co- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Culbert~ wa~ a member of the 36 VOice poised and blithe spirited. lumbus were weekend guests son of Lebanon were Sunday choir. g:~\ ~f~nPH~~6Mh~!s the im· of his parents, Mr. and M r !I. guests of Otho Radford and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs .. Dan Farm~r Featurette: Po1t Man Wins 1 Jacob Schuler. Lillie Maines. and daughter, Cmd~, and the1r ,~c~ol~o~rc~o~rl~oo~n:i::s:::ii:::ii:::ii"'":::ii~;;;;M~rs~.~~:;;rn~e~st;;K~e~n~ne;:;d~y.;a;;;n;;d~da;:;u~-~~ Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0111 and daughter and ~n - m -law, Mr. t family were Easter guests and Mrs. Kevm Brandenburg, . Is M and M r 5 all of Dayton, were Easter of h1s paren , r. · k nd f M D 'd E I o·u wee e guests 0 rs. avJ aMrr I d. Mrs Pau] Kautz and IFarmer. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar. an · thur Skmner. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR familyu,"f~l=~:pe~t Ea~~ ~aster Sunday ~uests of the WOMENS SEAMLESS ter w• · : · M · and Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett Kautz, Pomeroy. an r.. and family were their daughtMrs. Richard Pickens, Middle· er and son-In-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. --3 port. They also called on Mr~. Arthur Ford of Kirksville. Halph Pickens and Mrs, Bill Easter Sunday dinner guests Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Thomas, Mason, W. Va. of Mrs. E, M, Wood Included Colors: Beige Tone or Tan Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lehew Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Wood of and family of Col~bus spent Ravenswood, W. Va. Mr. 1 the weekend with hls mother, and Mrs. W. Lucas .and ~tilJtght-1 Mrs. Harry Davia and Mr. Da- er, Irene, of MoundsviUe, vis. Va. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mas- Mr. and Mrs. Myron MiJier "':::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:S::::ii:::ii:::ii:S::S::S::::ii:S::S:... sar returned home Monday, af- spent the Easter weekend f. ter a weekend visit in Colum- Dravosburg, Pa., with bus with their son and daugh- sister and brother-in-law ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. K. T. Hughes. • Massar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr11. Carl Shields has moved man and children, Mark I from her !railer to the n e w Esther, of Belpre, visited home of Rollin Radford and day with their parens, Mr. and daughter:~. Mrs. Fieldiug Hawkins and Mr, Mr, and Ml'l. James M. Sch- and Mrs. Jobn Vroman. uster were called to Parkers- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner burg, Thursday evening to st. and children of North RobinJoseph Hospital for the serious son bave returned to their home days condition of Mr. Schuster's sis- after spending several ter, Mrs. Emma Joy of New with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matamoras, She bad undergone Joe Turner. major surgery Thursday at 8 Easter weekend guests Crella Schuster. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Take 1 typical youfll a.m. They were accompanied bert Mitch and sons, Steven and When you drive a Cadillac, you are aure to enjoy an well 111 a foot-operated parking brake that can funed"' family like this ---Thomas, Larry, and Tony David of Wheeling, W. Va. and e:unoonlioary mllfJ!in of ""Bineering leaderohip. CadiUac Their financial needt ... -emergency brake should the- arise. vMcNickle of Wilkesville, spent Pic, Larry Mitch of Ft. Story, pesfonnanco, lor e..mpte, il so smooth and quiet that 1 are always on the grow. autborized Cadlllac dealer;. tile one mao 1o whoa ,.... Tuesday night and Wednesday Va. Mr. and Mrs, John Scln.. That's why it's so Lmwhisper""" be beard ""highway limito. Comfort Contro~ with their grandparents, Mr, joined them for a family din· abould tum for advice about new or uaed Cadillaco. Ho portant for them to tllllely the most advaa~ air conditioning-heating_aystem· and Mrs. James M. Schuster, ner Sunday. Mrs. Robert ll!itch illvites you to discover the manY reaso~ why Cadillac. bank where they will and aunt Mrs. Crella Schuster. is the daughter of Mr. and • uy automobile, servea your pemoDal Deeds with the repn~~... of model« always. regarded • tbe .:et every banking ser· The lads'• father, William Me· Mrs. Seines. · •pie ~of • dW. A triple brakiug ayatem pro-rides S1aodord of tbe World. Aceopt ~is iavitati.,. 1o driYe tlse vice they need. Nickle, is a teacher in t h e Weekend guests of Mr. loodepeo.Oendy ~ power brakes front 1IIKI rear • Cadillac COl' of :r- choice ot y<JUr oarl;oOt _ • .....,..., Wilkesville schools, Mrs. Earl Davenport and James M, Schuster ts em- G, G. Zeigler were Mrs, B. R. ployed in Marietta as supervis- Gr1mes and daugbaer, or for Hender~on Oil Co. The of Jessup,. Md., Mr. and S11mclard of tb.e World Schusters will move to Mar- R. L, Zeigler and daughters, ietta as soon as living quarters rol and Sue, Buckley, and are obtained, and Mrs. R. S. Zeigler children, Debbie, Kim and Cash Project ? • _at y ·- flee ~ry by 5. anothAprol 25, house-to 1 be sold al . e~nttne 'e 1 1 ,, ·-' ·; .....l . $].88 ,~; ' THE SHOE BOX Member Federal Deposit lnsuraDee Corporatloll f d. •' ~alional lt\,IDDLEPORT, 0. !---------., --------------------------~· .A N .. ·"tAMDT KARR &. y:. If' .. ~, I .. ' . ,• •' 241. W. ~N , $T. ' '·~. . . ,. ~,.,. "- ·__,,._,Mn,l"i!Oot·.,., thai..,.. 'fll 1 to LOAFER . •' ' nd Kraig, INearby lay the m~tbar. her ,'t · · wriot• 11nd 'anl<le ·olail!lll nren next ia necktM! around her throat. ' Frank P· 1 Smoke rose from two of 1M red wHhere mattresses where fires b I d anna am- 1 • been set. had '"'n i " Let me die," the housewife . Itold attendants at the hospital. . of Misha- • " Let me die.'' uise Boyer d a dinner 1 Husbaad Flies Rome nbey Tues· Edward Hambey, 30, the blllo n't. gf'l an : band and father of the chilo -ey home Idren . learned of the trapdf while on a business trip lor ~ m~y a.n- sociates Investment Co. He flew i home in a company plane. dren ," shel Dr. F. Dale Nelson, deplllf coroner, said the children had been dead about six holln! t. Ilore tpltal they were ditlCO'Iend. -old house- I Three had been garroted Willi y guard at nylon stockings; the fourth Wll She had st rangled with a nedttie. .~;~trangli.ng Today detectiveS ' sought te .and Kratg, answer the simple question: Why? corupooion I "There was absolutely Dtl lft. bey home, i dication or anything wrana." I the four; said one police officer. JOm floor .' "There was no tlgn thing wa!li. bother~ ber ." Mrs. Maggio. .,~ · 1 And this is only one of many important and exclusive engineering features you can expect to discover in the Standard of the World. 5EE THE . 1965 CADILVoC i.T .Y<MJB AUTHORIZI!D ~ Sought i~ 1 MISS AMERICA WAX HIDE WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS l!tJ~ D, Ind. IUPII Detectives fild!Q' the case of a young mother accused of 1r children. then attempted suicide, 'olded Tuesday after playmates sal4 llarcia Hambey, 6, her brother, Mark, {lid Ham-- r-. • That's why they bank here! And that's why fOU should, too. Al this bank, you'll find full banking · service, under one roof. If items are to before Sunday, arilng may be made by calling hall or contactin_-::g_an ::,y:...:;::_;,;F t CadilJac offers the only steering wheel in the industry that both tilts and telescopes for your individual comfort. 1 contributions ready )J'bea till firemen arrive. . .,~ RALL S BEN FRANKLIN BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! 1 reo's DeatS PR.N~K~.spo :I 'I t ••*calling I to this project isaaktoi to .p u ~Start One Week Special! NYLONS wm be l The canvass will start service , p m_ Anyone willing to 'l . I, f 1 I ·~-· ·!~ti$q;~J;·~, , . f,",~· ~ \ ' 1at OVEC ReeJecte Hoard of Directon �"' ~ ;.Sacrament of Baptism is ~iven Give Layette .. At Rock Springs Methodtst Church Shower Saturday 1 baptlllll J!dnnl Ball and - . Tomlll7 ,;;~gtv'."ner:.:e:',. ~ """'i"" and Bobby were """'lvod 117 Mill Teunna ~ w•;:: ., bershi 1 the Roc1: tralllfer cathy Abbott abo WU Karen Pellll ~ 'II into mem Oil S ... 1.4'H$ ilodlae ~B duPi' --- lrDal11 ~ PommlJ·Kiddlllport, o., Apr. to, laP - ::-~: F~day Around And About Middleport Tho DlicruleJ ProJ«U · 1 M1 ~ent SWldal School Dlnl at 1 Mainly About People In Pomeroy MEJGS THEATRE l ~on. Ronald Reagom, John Cas~aHtles. ~'THE CADDY" Jerry l .t'wis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bales. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. A'ril 25-26-27 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (Technlcolor) Bette Davis. Susan Hayward, MH:ha~l Connors, Joey Hea· therton . Novel by Harold Robbins. A Tl'ena~e girl, Joey He-ntherto~ viva.c~ous, poised 1.1nd bhthe spmted. pert and pl'tite, has the im· pa('t of an H·BOMB! fleaturette-: Post M•n Wlnt Servt'ces Gt'ven A N • H f UrStng Orne ............1 '1\andaJ. VOL XVII -·-------- NYLONS - - 3 NEWI the product that does just about everything Feeds Your Lawn and n.ooo o- Four blr• JQI>s 1. Prevents crabgrass, foxtail, goosegraas ' rJa2rc nut 1bndAlion nlant.aira. h1~kbor.B- . Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rat McNamara, on to MakeR li:fs TO ,,LL IN ATTENIMNCE ONE HUNDRE;D AND TWENTY-fiFTH ANNNI:RSARY OF THE VILLAGE 01' POMillOY APitlL 1-st, 1.5 ft afhrds - ...,II ple-re, • llle Goftrnor of to extend my official greetings and congratulations who are natives of Pomeroy and Meigs County and visitors wbo are in attendance at this significant llone ill tile ldatory ef the~~~. ef 1'8t!Rii0)1. who manv out-of-towners sincerely vow are the friend· Uest that 'can be found- Pome1·oy ·has earned respect by the solemn Oblo, llelca - ~edication of its citizens. It should not be said that Pomeroy already has seen its years of prosperity. We have to look to the future with a positive attitude. to aU to all mile- ThDJ and the . Mre I Perhaps it is hard to imagine what Pomeroy would lot or hill. But it is possible.' Isn't it? ~ f ' We need a program of rebuilding some of our sidewalks. This would be the proP.erty owner's responsibility. We need a new city bmlding. The old city hall has neea its better days. D. Ind. IUP!) Detectives todaJ 1 lhe case of a young mother accuQ!l of . 1r children, then attempted suicide. 'olded Tuesday after playmates laid l!arcia Hambey, 6, her brother, Milk, ()ld Ham· nd Kraig 1 e, e • Nearby lay the mother. , · wrists 1llHI ·ankloo . . . . dren next a necktie around her throat. · . Frank Smokt rooe from """ of 1M red where mattresses where fires had anna Ham- been set. had seen-1 · Let me die," the housewife told attendants at the hospitaL . of Misha· , " Let me die." uise Boyer ! d a dinoer Husbaad Flies Home abey Tues. Edward Ham bey. 30, the h'la. n't get an band and father of the cbft. ·ey home dren. learned of the tragedy while on a business trip lor Mo mbey an- :";OCiates Investment Co. He new home in -a company plane. dren." she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depul' t:oroner, said the children had been dead about six hours be;pllal fore they were -old house- 'J'hree had been garroted wltll' y guard at nylon stockings; the fourth Wla She had strangled w;th a neq);tle. strangling Today detectiNeS .:· lOUgh! le and Kratg, answer the simple queRioal Why' companion "There was absolutely ut m. bey home, : rlication of anything WJ'GIIIt• I the four; said one police offleer. · ; • .>0111 floor. "There was no lien that ..,. thing was bolllt!r!p IIJ!r.~ Mrs. Maggw. •. ·~ These are just a few of the things that need to be dooe. There are many more. Think about them and let the council and ine know your feelings. Come to our meetings and let us Ilear your ideas. We are there to serve I at To most of us, though, Pomeroy is home, and being the stout-hearted people that we are , we fight on, hold our heads high, and are proud to say, "I'm from Pome- I roy." I feel that we do have a good future and if we work together we can accomplish the things that we need and want. I would like to take this opportw)ity to tell you some of the things thai I think we can. and sl>ould do. · Th<!y wi!l ~ot come easy, l>lll wjtll cooperation and bard work, they can be accomplished. P.l J Fir~!~. of all I feel we should strive to get a munic· lpaUy':Owned water system. If the present one cannot be purcl!~!)d at a very reasonable price, then we should go ViSJ ' 1 alter a~ bus ter-: 1 Mm !II ~. ~ fror ·' hon dao, OU:r roads in most. of the reside'ntial areas need to be completely rebuilt. This would cost considerable mo- M ' Jo~ ........'3i: . . .. ter, Mal maj 11'n Cre Take 1 typical youna family like this __ __ Their financial need1 are always on the &Tow. That'1 why it's &a im· portant for them to bank where they will get eveey banking service they need. T. Mel Toe . · witl and and The . Nic D.C. _, UBRARY SUPPORTER - J. W. Herscher of Charles· ton, Va., left, talks with Edison Hobstetter at the Pomeroy Public Ubrary. Mr. Hersclter, who resided In the Pomeroy area as a youngster, has oontri~ed very. gen• erous sums of money to the library and ot~ public m• ltitutions in Pomeroy in reeent years. ... w. $1··---AUIE ......... . ..,. llliiJ! .... • .• ,... ...... 1le ..... ._.,F1 ••·~-.}Uh;;ml.. •-••.. ilii.,aiedJn •sllt'rlr ........ ,....,. . . . ., &liJII_it . . . ........................·_..i .... .... .,.. . ........ ~ wn ........ lift . . . . . . . ' J. ... 1- . 'llin .... by a.lt plo: or Scl! iett are . .·..:~ -'.~ ' ··:~ .~.,_ ... _, . ., c..,.. ... u........ COlli ... ..... ......... .. . •-•laler,... ..... "'.~!:!! - ~·;r-'·. 'IJI?Iel!ll - - - - . - .... .. That's why they bank here! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking · ·aervice, under one roof. WE PAY 4o/o ON SAVINGS l:ili ens l'aUonal ~ .. . . ' , .. H ..' . '- .. ··: ' ' . The viUage street, department needs more ~elp from you the citizens in keeping our town clean an~ !idy. Some of our vacant lots are in a deplorable condition. When we mow our yards we should go just a little farther and mow -along the roads-most of us do. I ... 1 to . ... ..... l Personally, I feel It is a pleasure to have the opportunity, in my humble way, to serve my town and the good people wbo live in lt. L Walln't SO lo!!ll 1&0 that residents of Meigs county huddled' over radio sets with earto . · music plucked from · 8JI!'Il:81Us yelling for j<ly when r . .' ·' I f Member P,cteral Deposit Insurance Corporall011 • -----------,.1 : ;~~·· ". ·'~ .~ *~: ·;:..:\,:~· .. ~ -.... ~ .. .....::·,,., ,· ' !,, ·~· • "ii • ! OVEC R~ Board of Direeuin you. Sincerely, Charles Legar, Mayor of Pomeroy I . . ' . ·oUR ANCESTORS dl.......,._ lley and unfortunately the revenue recei~ed for street work is not sufficient for such an undertaking. There are ways, though, through your cooperation, that this can be done. In closing, I would ask you on this anniversary date to joia me in rededicating ourselves to work toward · 1 better Pomeroy .of loJII()rrow. ~ ' .. ·~· .... tl1l1ilirn- ..,.a;" • 5' ............ ... • • JIR el pI WJ . . .... ., ,_,. p.m . Anyone willin« ~.41!! . llle to this project is BBk11J · contributions ready Jfbq firemen arrive. If items are to before Sunday, may be made by hall or contacting any 'e Sought i~ reo's Deat& These were serious blows, both to our morale and to our economy. Pomeroy. with the combined help, work and talents of every citizen will continue to grow dunng the next 125 years. Then our ancestors may look into their past, also with pride, even as do we. c••••• ustr burJ ·~ ·. There have been many changes during this time, and fortunately, most of them have made Pomeroy a better community in which to live. We have had some setba~ks, such as losing various industries . iran " M ' . Today is the !25th anniversary of the incorporation ... dd-, ..., tmllted ,._ ... MI. ... .......... tlll!irllran, clad-. ••nil_. .,...., _. _,. Wit . . Ut IIJ&aU•plafell•' .alt !alela171e ... •IPI(NIDI ef 1le lfe . . .ct1711n Fillet& Cilia JAIIIB A. ........ Ralj '. of our town. look like with a home, store or factory on every vacant a fine aepnnztoJI'Ie of. tile """" ... service by cal ling 5. '!tart anothApril 25. house-to • be sold at TO TI-lE CITIZENS OF POMEROY Certainly, it is nice to think of the past with pride. The people of Pomeroy have accomplished much. But we also must point clearly t_o the future. et llle fwwhc Ohio pio•eaa ... fbt llfttW Ia J1ari. etta. ~ . . . Clllllqe, t.dallly, .... aelf....ll. .., 'ice will be r The canvass wiD ~Y .. Long known as a commu'nity with fine citizens- All lbe ..,. ... girls, of. wbateYet' ceoentloa. ........ &elided lbe lldloob of Meip Coaaty bow tut the IJ ......... Ia bcmor of. G-.ior Rebml ~u... lleip, Go>eiMW of. Ollie lll ..lllf. Governor Melli • of. llle blghelt distinctloa ...., ~ • adel .1us1ke of. tJoi, 011io Territory, as a United llt!IIetl Seut. lllld Ia llle Cabiaet of both Preoidnt lladisoll ud l'niiIIelalllowoe. Gonnaar Message - 'from Your , Mayor Located proudly on a majestic bend in the Ohio Riv· er, the village o£ Pomeroy has withstood wars, blizzards, floods, fires and droughts. It ' ehjoyeif J>rosperous years and struggled through troublesome days. March 28, 1961 Kao Ml1 port A Pomeroy has long been an interesting community. It is a town rich with tradition and legend in every building and on every stree~ cOrner. ,. STATE OF OlE) farq ter ,. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ::f?!'!_o 0 An Editorial COLUMBUS 43211 N sar ter lU present its cast three-act comedy, ______________ _ __,...,.,-_ _ iqtnbers of the are front row, l:;;.1oini, Jim Bash and Ronnie Rifflee;;~ ~~~ e Arnold, Patsy Fultz. Katy ~ · presentation ; Joe Gilmore, Faye -on, unda Moore and Dennis ' M MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 • OFncE OF THE 00\'lltNOR · · Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan .., I Ear~ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN liiiAMI - A TOP FEDERAL narcotics agent and two Miami detective• wore to be charged formally today with accepting brlbeJ from a narcotics pusher who turned Informer. The or reported be had set up deal to pay the men 1110nth to "keep off the a Federal narcotics POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 1i iE :?. 1 oft PR.NPOK~. S1.00 WORLD '4 enttne · ----'·-----'----~-·------·---------------- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins Hnc .:¥. and family of C11 lumbus spent dint! the weekend with their parents, ChL Mr. and Mrs. Floyd CUmmins, Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Vic. FJa~ tor Brown, Minersville. M& El WI k Mr. and Mrs. mer c • and ham spent Easter in Gallipolis Frar with her mother, Mrs. Julis Da· l Shar vis and family. we;. ., Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu. znoll ler and daughter, Linda of CoM: Iumbus were weekend guests son of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. guetLI·n: ,Jacob Schuler. W' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS ID the • at y NO. 3 ... Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Week Special! - ,_,_m ,......... ... ............. ................... .......... ....... .......... ,.,... ..... .,...,._. .... • e 1'" '"' lllllpei ..tan ...._. . . . . . . . - - Lillie ~· The Rev. Chesler Lemley, 88sisted by members o! the Rock Springs Methodist chureh COD· ducted services at tbe carman Nursing Home on Good Friday. Members assisting the paotor were Mr. and Mrs.· Wilbur Balley, Mrs. Avery Goegleln, Mro. Edward BaiJ, Mrs. W. A. Mar--- l.JI ..... . n • ! 'l.-Hh ... ~J. •M .... lllp ...., 'II • • ..... MOIIIy doa4y ttiiiPI- 1, b od and lllinutes were rnd Y tho setretary, Mickey Wolfe. Duet were paid 11111 treaourer Garcia McGraw ,read the financial report. Reports were given by ftbon.. do Ervin, Sharon Ervln, BeYerly Ervin, Shirley Neigler, GarLis. McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and Renee Burb.e on the Meiga Cou.nty Conference meeting which was held April $. tbe club discussed projeds and project ·books were handed. out. Recreatlon was planned by Garcia McGraw. Refreshmenta: -.:ere served by BPUl 'J'tM,iss, and Beverly Ervin. The next meetlng is May 8, at the Racine Methodist church. I ~C~ol~·~~~··~~~.·~m~~-~~~·~~-~~--M~rs~.~E~rn~e~st~K~e~n~~~d~y~and~~d~au-~ ~:f One W.w, ::.:::nt ~lima~ uet and prom o1 Mlddlepolt met.A 1u.b Sehool will be held Frlday evenlnl AprD 2S at the lllBJ! school.' COmmltiAleJ '18111ed !or the prom iDclude-Tbeme _ Dave Burkett, Kenneth liarrio, Kathy Brattoo, Cllrlstlne Salley and Ollta Lewla: On:be&- WBA'J'RCI • ~ )lmlor..enJor . _ Thoprll~wt~on~~ layette obower Satunlay • ..,. Tomm Scally, son of Mr. the bome of Mn. Bell- nd Tom Scally 11 a pa· 8 ing the wonllip ,. , · bour, Easter Sunday, the prl- lab Wbjte In honor o! N r · at VeleriDB Ne,;.rial booA Cllntata, "The O>lldren s mary and beginners class dlrocl- T1lomao Darst o! Akron. A co~ 1181 in Pomeroy wbero be 11 <\llelu18," was presented by the 1ed by the teachers, Mn. Har· or sd!eme o! pinl: and white ~er treatment for a broken jUnior choir directed by Mrs. old Blackston and Mrs Norm- wa -; carried out lD the decora- arm he received in a fall two tta _ Sean Mullen, Buddy William Radford T~1ng .part 1an Weyersmtller presented 8 tiona. weeks ago. He will undergo sur- Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon were Donoa Ji'rancl5, Dtana j program. . I lfts were laced on 8 gery on the arm this week. His Cunningham, David Oliver, Tom Weyersmtller, Eddie Abbott, Several rec1taUons were g1vThe Rv ed with~ while cloth room ·number 18 111. Evans and Eddie Gl~ore. Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey , len includms . The Easter Story, I table co er and white stream- Miss sarah Bechtle, Colnm- Decoratlona - David Ashley, Snzanna and Donna Partlow, by Stephame Radford; A Real wttb ~ a cano Games bus, spent the weekend wiU. TQm Baker, Tom B~aine, John R1chard K1zzee Marla Grueser, Welcome, Da\'id Harns. Pass en 1 ed and r~ won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja:ck, Bllke, Sam Clatwort.hy, Ralph Tommy Bi:l ll Conme Radr~rd It Around, Bruce Blackston; were Pay P er Luc Bechtle. Coleman, Robert Caruthers. Pat and Rt>berca Radford , With !Big Folk.5 and Little Folks, Mary Ba~~~a~oe's y Mrs. c. M. Ervin has re- Edwards, John Evans, Mlch· Shemt' Blackston and Mar Y1Judy Radford ; He Is In My I Wears and 'I · turned to her home in Bridge- ael Gardner, Wil1iam Halley, Radford as narrators, and Mary Heart, Christy Hy~ll: Easter A salad course with lime port w. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance, F'riinl'is as accompamst. IPrayer. Donme Smith ; A Glad sherbet punch was served to week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wi1son, Ronnie Hindy, Preceding the sermon by Rev · Welcome, Bobby . Ball; and J~- those attending including Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin MilUron, \hesler LttmJey · Sharon Bra~- ius Lo~es Me, This I Know· Brt- Charles White, Mrs. A g n e s her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, ley. Marla Grueser and Eddie an K1zzee . White, Dorothy William•. Caro- Schroath. who had opent the Joe Reichman, Fred Robl~son, Abbott were bapuzed. Receiv-~ fi'ollowmg the program, ~n i lyn Gilkey Pearl Hoffman, week in Sara._owta, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, .o into membership by confes- jegg hunt was held for the ch1~ Avenelle Pettit. Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, s1 on of fatth were Eddie Abbott dren . Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser children . and Jerry Yeauger. and Suzanna and Donna PartSending gill> were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst lnvitatloos _ Allee Darst, low. Haptonstall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed- of Akron spent the week eod Mary Teafvrd, Brenda Toney, lln Palm Sunday. Cathy Abith Thomas, Jean Zirkle •. Mary with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda GUkey, Becky Gilkey: bott, . Rebt>cra Radford a~d Bacon, Lena .~cKinley, V1 Rife, White. Program _ Connie Cooke, Car-Sherne Blackston .were receJvMrs. Carl Wilhams, !rene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, ~d into membership by confes· gy , Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr· Columbus visited Sunday with Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; >~on of faith and Mr. and Mrs. tle Watkins, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs. lra Butcher and food - carole Phillips. Cor· --· -- · iels, and Jean Tatterson, Mab- tami1y. rie Sears, Sandra HoUinshed, Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum·lel Pettit, Dora Pettit, Frit:. Judy Butcher, Ohio Univer- Linda Jacobs, Linda Ratliff, 1 bus wa:s the weekend guest of swartz and Marie Turner. sity student, visited Sunday Dee Slaven, Christine Bryan, ...........,,Ohio !\.1r. and Mrs. Russ Watson and ..,;n.. .,.,......,......... u,. . ......1 , u...- . _ _, ...... n... ..~ __ n..,..,. Mrs. John F . Baily. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman ghte' LAST TIME TONIGHT of Bellefontaine and Mr. and ron' JERRY '..EWJS "DISOROERL Y ORDERLY'' I Mrs. Larry Stemell3 and Jackie Edil (Technioolorl and Larry of Lakeview were Ml Jerry Lew1s. Susan Oliver. weekend guests o( Mrs . Welby ited Gh-nda Farrell I Whaley. I ire Colorc~rtoons Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser G~ returned home Sat~day .e.ve?WED. •nd THURSDAY I ing, after an overnight VlStt m April 21-22 M· NOT OPEN Columbus with their daughter and and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Holl· FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Pat Quinn and family. witb April 23-24 Mr. and Mrs . John Jordon and gan. "THE KILLERS" ~Terhnicolor) dallghter of Columbus were ed 1 Lte Marvin, Angie Dickin· weekend guests of her parents, and P dur- baptized: lpr!np Nethodbt rvJce SUnday During the 4 . • :Qf ~nt of !ley Indus;four-man ment specthe April ill Portt- 1 All memhers of lbe directo'J'. of Obl~ Valloy tric Coi\!OfaliOII~ ill owned Slibaldiaey~1:(nd;..,-. tucky C0rporat19m. elected at the.. of the company'a ~ held this week In ·CIIii:ii OVEQ wao fwmed ·In 15 lil'!l'll\0 of the . Ohio Vljley the · -le �.' ' . . jSacrament ol Baptism is Given Give Layette :· At Roc/c Springs Methodist Church Shower Saturday ~ Jr.-Sr cr~· MH$ Around And About rf M'..l-'1 luu epo !!_ ~!'--~'~!!!....... ban·-.......,. ,......- ~- · itaefM 4;B cwi' ... e,.Dtdl)' Statlnel, Pomeroy·Kiddleport,-0., Apr. to, J.eel !;'!:- ......... ...,. 'II • • cltldy ...... l '"'" -pel - t11ft c--.e .._ ··-. . . low .......... Lillie :::: .. :The .......,ont of baptlom Edward Ball ODd - . Tom!DJ wtlll·.....- - Mn • 1 ' given .,..live were recoil'- and Babby were ro<e!Vt!d by MIM TM•nna Wblle and quet 111101 prom of mel A,..q 10• -.·-· • 411 Into membersblp at the Rod transfer. Cathy Abbott alao wu 1WtD Pe1t11 entertalned with lll&b School wiD .be held Pr~ Nelglt•: and ·lfn, McGraw. l,)rtnp Methodla cburcll dill' baptized. • a layette lbower Saturda7 eveday evenbJ&, April 3S al the Prelklenl Rlldllda !roln prolldln the - i p servi<e SUnday. Durlnc the Sunda7 School n1ng at the borne of Mn. 11e1r Tommy ScallJ, 1011 of Mr. bJ81t sd!ool Committee~ D8Jll- ed 111101 QlbwiOs were read by 11 , !tour, Ea81er SUnday, the pr1- lab While In jtoDor of Mrs. and Mra. T()JII Scally, u a pa· ed for the prom incln-Tbeme the seeretar)l', Mlcby WoHe. A cantata, "Tbe Ollidren • mary and beglnnerl clasa ~ l1lomas Darst of Akron. A co~ Ueut at VeU!riDI Memonal bo• - Dave Burlrett, Kenneth llaro Dueo were paid ond treaBUr· ~leiula. " was presented by the Ied by the teachers, Mra. Har· or scheme of pink 8lld white pita! in Pomeroy where be II rls, Kathy Brattoll, CbrlsUne er Garcia McGraw read tbe jUnior cboir directed by Mra . . old Blackston and Mrs. NoJ'IIlo was carried out in the decora- under treatment lor a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewill; Orcheo- financial report. ' . William Radford. Taklll( part 80 Weyeromiiler presented a tiona. arm be received. m a fall two. tro - Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were given Rbol>were Donna Francis, Diana program. weeks ago. He wtU undergo sltr· Moore; Kathy S~gler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Erim, Bev, Weyersmtller. Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were giv- Tilt gilll were placed on a gery on the arm this week. lli1l Cunningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Sbltley Nelgier, GarKathy Abbott Sharo11 Brawey, en including, The Easter Story, table covered with a white cloth room ·number lS 111. Bva01 and Eddie GUmore. .da McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and Suzanna and Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with pink and white aiream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum- .lle<orations - Dav\d Ashley, Renee Bun;e on the Meigs CounRlchard K1zzee Mar~ Grueser, Welcome, David Harris ; Pass ers making a caoopy. Games bus, spent lhe weekend wlU., T.~ . Baker, Tom J;i,l,aine, John ty Conference meeting which Tommy Ball . Cunme Radford I It Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and priz.es won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J~, Qlilke, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April 5. The club disand Rebecca Radford, wtth Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumcardner, Lucy Bechtle. . Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projects and project Sherne Blackston and MarY Judy Radford ; He [s In My Wears and Patty Kloes. Mrs . C. M. Ervm .has . re.. Edwards, John Evans, Micb- 'boob were banded out. Reerea· Radto:d as narrators, _and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter . turned Lo her home m Br)(lge- ael Gardner, William Halley, tton was planned by Garcla Pranc1~ ~s accompamst. I Prayer, Donnie Smith; A Glad A salad cours_e With Hme port, W: Va., after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance, McGraw. Refreshments were Precedmg the sermon by Rev . 1 Welcome, Bobby Ball; and Jes- sherbet pun~h Y.~s ser:ved to week w1th Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronme Hlndy, served by Beth Theiss, and -. ~ Loves Me, This 1 Know , Bri· those atte~mg mcluding Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Bever! Etvin. The next meet\ hesTer Lemley, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grues~r and Ed~ie Kizzee. Cb~lea Whtte, M_r~. Agnes her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry ~ettie, Robert P~ler, 1/ May 8, at the Racine Abbott were baptized. ReceJV- Following the program an 1 White, Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroath, who had spent Ute Joe Reichman, Fred Robmson, ~thod'st ch h 1 hunt wa.!l ht'ld for th'e chil· 1 lyn Gilkey, Pearl HoHman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, e urc • I. ed into membership by sion of faith were Eddie Avenelie Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, ' Sharon Brawley, Maria Phyllis Petitt and Beulah Whtte. and Mrs. Edward Johnaon and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, .and Suzanna and Donna Sendin 'f Mr p 1 children. and Jerry Yeauger. luw. " Ha tons~lr' ;:.,;•~~lin : ·r. : . Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Darst Invitattons - Allee Darst, f UfSing On Palm Sunday, Cathy "th PThom ' J Zirk! M of Akron spent the week end Maey Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, asboll . Reb<'C<a Radford ~Las, MeaKn 1 v'· Raryf wtth h" mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gllkey Be<kY Gilkey· sisted by members of the Rock · Bl ackst on were pe:~Con ena . • . Cooke, Car--· Springs Methodist chureb con~ Sl ~ )erne I . .c m ey ' 1 H1e' Wh't I e. Program - Conrue <d into membership by P n Mrs. Car Wtlltams, Irene ag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of oif Anderson, Larry Gladwell, dueled services at the Carman >JOn of faith and Mr. and Mrs. ~·~ren;;: :nna~ :r- ColumbUs visited Sunday with Hod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nw·sing Home on Good Friday. . el ad J • e a eM ~- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - Carole Phillips Car- Members ass'"''"" the paator 1e s an ean Tatterson au- 1 ·1 ~ ... ~ FHdt Your Lown and Doft.Four Extra ..... Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum- 1 • • ' • am1 y. rle Sears, Sandra HollUIShed, were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bal· bus was the weekend guest of el Petti!, Dora Pettit, Frttz . Judy Butcher, Ohio Univer- Linda Jacobs, Linda Ratliff, ley, Mrs. Avery Goe(lein, Mrs. 1. Prevents crabgraaa, foxtail, goosegrass Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson and Swartz and Marte Turner. mty student. visited Sunday Dee Slaven, Christine Bryan, Edward Ball, Mrs. W. A. MorPomen.y, Ohto Mrs. John F. Bally. _... -i•h h .... .,,_..-... ~ •..A o .. - r.o ..._ _. ....~ n... ..t ....... n......... ~..,- ,. ....-. n ' .I".....Uh~~o...U .m ' - ~til'& aut danii.alinn _ nlanf.Rin. ..huckborJL. ii- _, ..... HoiiiJ . . . . IOIIIIIeul '1\andaf. "l' VOL XVII WORLD Mainly About peo Ie I Pomeroy • H Ome r· MIAMI - A TOP FE»ERAL nar;)Otics agent and two deloc:tlves were to be formally today with bribea from a narcotics wbo turned informer. The er reported he had set up dali to pay the men $2,000 a month to "keep off the heat:' Federal narcotics agents NEWI the product that does just about everything ' MEIGS THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT JERR\ '.EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" <Technicolor) Jerry Lewts. Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell WED. ond THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 23·24 .. THE KILLERS'' (Technicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson. Ronald Reagan, John Cassavetles. 8 THE CADDY" Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDA!J TUES. April 25-26-v 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' lTeehntcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Heatherton. Novel by Harold Robbim. .<\ Teenage girl, Hea1herton vivacious, and blithe spirited. and petite, has the im· of an H-BOMB! Post Man Wins Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman ghW of Bellefontain~ and Mr. and r~ • Mrs. Larry Stemem and Jackie Ed and Larry of Lakeview were t. weekend guests or Mrs. Welby ··-· · - - - · ·-- --·- -·-·- .... -.. enttne POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO the Services Given • at y NO. 3 In .,__.,.... • e - at ·------................ ------......... ..... ...................... .,...,......, A N ·; J WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make tu::1 .... •.· -------~---~-------------------- 11" Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser ~ returned home Saturday even- ling, after an overnight visit 1 Culumbus with tbeir daughter all' and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Pat Quinn and family. ...~ Mr. and Mrs. John Jordon and daughter of Columbus were weel\end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and family of Columbus spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummins, Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Vic. tor Brown, Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham spent Easter in Gallipolis ., Meigs County's No. New Car Sales Dealer her mother, Mrs. JuUs Da- ~ • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler and daughter, Linda of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents, Mr, and M r s. Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy and dau· ~ry by calling to this project is ..q11 te ~· ·· · · 5. contributions ready JlfheJ &a. start anoth~ firemen arrive. April 25, If items are to ~,. house-to - before Sunday, arilllg > be sold at may be made by callln!l hall or contacting any Sought i~ reo's Deatij 'e On The Occasion of Your \ ~ TH One Week Special! .. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS •,. I• " NYLONS The canvass will start :- . ·I service p.m . Anyone willinJ to . . . lice will be SALUTES POMEROY vis and family. Cash Project·· D. Ind. (UP!) Detectives f.clda1 the case of a young mother aCCUIIjl or children, then attempted suicide. 'olded Tuesday after playmates said \larcia Hambey, ti, her brolbfl', MJrk, <Jid Ham- - - ---'-- - --""'--...;..od _ .Kraig . ' Nearby lay the mother, bor or I I ·' •ilr · wri.ts "'nd ankle! oJIIiblil ;n ;e; · around thrialit. ~ ra:Hher~ m~~r:~~os:h~ r:! o1 ~ et 1 Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. al\d !. )\ vii. 'I! tel'\ d torMat !! s~ b.V. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ... and introduces I II had seen j "' Let me die,'' the housewife . lold attendants at the hospital, . of Mlsha- ' ' "Let me die" uise Boyer 1 · d a dinner 1 Husbaod FUn Home abey Tues- Edward Hambey, 30, the TUIn't grt an band and father of the chQ. Caprice uslli bill"; JO.. " co.. a ter1 Take e typleal younc family like this ___ _ Their :financW needa 1re always on tbe grow. 'lb.at's why it'a so lmportani for them to bank where they will .eet every bankinK service they need. :~ Me;) . ONLY THE APPt:AIIANCE .or the llfli# COUDly jail II left in the upper pbolo gi•es a lliat uiat tlil!l aceiae .,... taken duriall the the lith Ceotul)'. M right is the Pomeroy National Blllt • illooked liefthe exterior the a..lldlq wu ~Jed Below, II left, is a poMt ean1 pbolo ediJr in 1911, loolljng north. 'nle other • recalls llow the corner of Court aad Mai!Hia lookeol aa Ule. early years or or i or 1'1111111,_., w - ' .! ~~ and ' and Tho! Nil: .I I plo; . or Set ... leU That's why they bank bere! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banklna · ·service, uodtor one roof. i . ! ~alional 1 to The Caprice Custom Sedan-Chevrolet'll newest luxury car-has just arrived at the Pomeroy Motor Company, it was announced by William Grueser, manager. An ultra-prestige version of tbe top-of-the line Impala Sport Sedan, the Caprice Custom is available with a wide range of VB engineo. including Chevrolet's new Turbo-Jet 396, Mr. Grueser satd ucustomers nave asked for .a car wllb even finer appomtments than the Impala and the Caprice is our answer," Mr. Grueser said. "It embodies the greatest luxury and smoothest ride Chevrolet bas ever built toto an automobile." The exterior or tbe Caprice is distinguished by a color-keyed stripe along each side. There are also special Caprice grllle, wheel discs, nameplates and .emblems. The finely crafted interior features contour padded seats uphOlstered in rich cloth and expanded vinyl There is a folding center ll1'IIIJ'e1ll iD the rear seat. Special stitching adds elegance to seat eu•hloos and door panels. Trim on the doors, steering wheel and Instrument panel have the. rlcll look of baud-rubbed walnut. . The extra luxury of the Caprice is also refieeted iD the smoothness ·an~ qmetne~s of Its ride. A heavier, stiffer frame Is used, plus a stronger body structure wttb additwnal noise suppression features. . · A wide range or options and accessories, ranging from a vinyl roof cover iu a c!Jotce of three colors to FM stereo radio, special tiJes and all 1965 V8 power teams are available on the Caprice Custom. · · WD1 WE PAY 4'Yo ON SAVINGS I at :n t : '· ·olden! of lley Indus' lour-man ment spec-the April Ia Ports- > .\ ......,i ,......,, Ollie • Member ~~~ Deposit llwlraDce Corporattoa . • ' • .- !/...~ ' ' ' . ,, • OVEC R~ Board of Direehbw All members of the ,....,>« directo., of Ohio Valley !ric Co\110ratkll ~- ill owned aubsidlarr,,l!id~ ·. lucky Cm:pora~, .· elected at the of the company's held this week in OVE!) was formed m 15 .... v ... ·elo!ctr'IC ~~r~~""' ll"OHII ., the Ohio Valley Set This 1927 Model Chevrolet 1 \ hom• I dren. learned of the tragedy while on a busineas trip for ~ mbey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew ~ home in a company plane. dren," she 1l Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depu!J coroner, said the childreu bMt ipltal j been dead about six boura before they were dtBCOVeniL -old bouse- 'l'hree bad been carroted lfJIII '.. y guard at nylon stockings; the fourth ... · She had strangled with a ~lie. , airanglmg Today detectives · IOIJihl . te and Kratg, answer the simple quea~~oa,1 Why' companion " There was absolutely 110 1ft. bey borne. ; dication of anythinc lrr!IIC." I the four said one police offic!er. · JOni n...r. "There was 110 •lin lbal • . thing was both"'l' blr,~,. Mrs. Maggm. . · .~ ey Custom Sedan h... daUJ lit her am-.• been s . anna The. New Chevrolet I, I fJ1!1'. ... a necktie 1925 . �• • • • • • iSacrament ol Bapt1sm ts Gwen · At Rock Springs Methodist Church ''The ucrament of baptism Edwin! Ball aod oons, TommJ ~u 111..., IDd 1M wera receil'- aod Bobby were recelwd bf til Into membe,..hip al the Rocl: transfer. Cathy Abbott a.l8o was lpnnp Methodist church dill'- baptized. • lng lhe worship service Sunday. During the SUnday Scbool . hour, Easter Sunday, the prlA cantata, " The Children's mery and beginners clua dh oct!\}leluia." was presented by the 1ed by the teachers, Mrs. Har- GIVe Layette Shower Saturday Around And About Middleport • Jr -Sr ·tit·MH$ · R~ 4Jl Clab.. ••· Dlleuu• Projeetl · 1 · F 'd ..... .._....,' 1 1 .• ..._ 11M117 e111o1J tnWM. ,! ~':u.!Y_... '- J110t-Apriii.O, llaclne Jolly Net~ quet aad prom o1 willl JJdylJiorl Mn. Nelgler IDd Mrs. M = Prelideol IIIJdiJda Ervinread by eel and mhvK.. were the seer«ary, Mickey Wolle. Duea were paid and treasurer Garcia MeGrow read the financial report. ' JU~ior cholr directed by Mrs . .old Blacksto~ Repoi't!' were given Rhoft.. Wtlllam Radford Takmg .part 1an WeyerSimller presented a ttons. weeks ago. He wi11 Wldergo sur- Moore; Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervm, Sbaron El'Vm, Bevwere Donoa Fra11<ls, D•ana l program. . . were laced on a e 011 the arm this week. Ilia Canntngham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Nei&ler, GarWeyersmtl ler. Edd1e Abbott, Several recttatlOns were giYN gttta 'tb ~white cloth ~~ · number is 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and ~thy Abbott Sharoa Brawey' \en mcludin~. The Eas~er Story, ta~: co~r~n:L white stream· Miss Sarah Bechtle, C:olum- Decorations - O!lvid Ashley, Renee Bm·,,e on the Meigs Co~~ Snzanna a~d Donna Partlow, by Stephame Radford •. A Real WI •.?p , G s bus spent the weekend wtltt ToJJI Baker, Tom Blaine, John ty Olnference meeting whtch RJC•hard Klzzee Marla Grueser, Welcome David Harris; Pass I ers makmg a canopy. am~ h ' arents Mr and Mrs Jack Bt*k.e Sam Clatworthy Ralph was held April 5 'Ibe club disTommy Ball, Conme Radf~rd It Around , Bruce . Blackston; were played and pnzes won / s~ctitle • . . Cole~, Robert carut~rs, Pat cussed projects . and proiect l:md ~"be('{'a Radford, w!th , Big Folks and Little Folks, Ma~ Baumgardner, Lu y Mrs. C. M, Ervin has re- Edwards, John Evans, Mlch- books were handed out. Recrea· Sherne Blackston and M a, y I Judy Radfo.rd; He Is In My Weats and Patty Kloes. turned to her home in Bridge- ael Gardner, William Halley, tlon was planned by Garcla Radro~d as narrators, .~nd Mary . Heart, Chr!Str Hy~ll.; Easter A salad course with Ume lport, W. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance\ McGraw. Refreshments were Fran<'!!! ~s a~compamstb H. I Prayer. Don~~ Hlndy. served by Beth Tht!i.!IS, and 1\h , Ad ~lad sherbet punch was served to week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Preced~g 11 e se~~on Y ae; · ' Welcome, Bo {ru ~ ~ an B~those attending inr~luding Mrs. I She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. 1be next meet~ 8 8 3 (' hest!'r m ey . .' ~~ ~di~ us Lo~es Me, now, rl- Charlea White, Mrs. Agnes her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert P~ler, lng Is May 8, at the Racine Recelv· anF 0 th gram an , While, Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroath, who had spent the Joe Reichman, Fred Methodist chureh. I · . t were . · n esowing e pro ' . 1lyn GUkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla.. w1th Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, · ed co f hunt was held for the chi!- Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, GIV'en ~~n Ba 1wereM 1 en. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, children. and Jerry Yeauger. s aron raw ey, ar a and Suzanna and Donna " Sendini gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invitations _ Allee Darst, f UfSing low. Haptonstall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end Maey Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, as. On Palm S~nd;ydf0~thy and ilh Thomas, Jean. Zirkle,_Mery with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda GUkey, Becky Gilkey: slsled by members of the Rocl: bolt .. Rtobt"cca a Bacon, Lena McKmley, V1 Rife, White. Progfam _ Connie Cooke, Car~ Springs Methodist chw-ch con-She~ne Blackston .were Mrs. Carl WilLiams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, ducted services at the Cannan 0 10 ' '" by d M gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visited Sunday with Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nursing Home on Good Friday. ~Km uf fad an r. an rs. tie Watkins, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - Carole Phillips, Car· Mem~n ass.i.<~.tilUI tM ___.,_ _ iels, and Jean Tatterson, Mab- family. rie SearsJ. SandrA li...Jll-'- · • Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum· el Pettit, Dora Pettit, Fritz Jud v Butc~. ()bit\ u,.; ..- ·• · ---· bus was the weekend guest of [ Swartz and Marie '[,ll.rner. · Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson and · · Pomeroy, Oht. Mrs. John F. Bail; Mr, and Mrs. He LAST TIME TONIGHT Bellefontaine Bill JERR't '~EWIS Mrs. Larry Stemem " DISORDERLY ORDERLY" tTechnicolorl and Larry of Lak. Jerry LewlS , Susan Oliver. weekend guests of Gl~nda farrelL Whaley. Colorc.rtoont -- . ' .... Mr. and Mrs. KE returned home Satu WED. •nd THURSDAY April 21.22 ing, after an overni1 lllu 'J'eu- While and Kam> Pettll entertallled with • layette abowor Soturday eve- Tommy Scally, oon o1 Mr. niDi at the home ol Mn. Beu- and Mn. Tom Scally, Is • PIlab Wblle In honor of M r a. tlent at Veteratll Memorial bus'lbomas Darst of_Akron. A ~~ ita! in Pomeroy where be 11 or scheme of pink aod white ~ trealment for 8 broken and Mrs. Norm- ~as carried out m the decor&· armerbe received in a fall two YBA'iiiD lllgb School wiD ·be betd l'rlday eveninc April :13 11 the blgll Commltlees D8JDeel for the prom Inclnd&-Tbeme - Dave Burkett Kenneth 1181' ria Kalhy B;attm, Cllristine Bailey and Ollta Lewla; Oreheatra _ Sean Mullen, Buddy - scbool.' ~g ° ~izzee. at ,_................ ..... In --. ....... .,__.,. ......... tc.. _ _ _ _ ...... the .............. ............... Ro~mson, ~ WORLD Serv,·ces A N • H Ome Mainly About People In me~b•~h;.'; MIAMI- A TOP just ah•"'t ,.,...,.u--/ MEIGS THEATRE . Columbus with theh FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and fam Mr. and Mrs. John, April 23·24 "THE KILt..ERS'' (Technicolor) L~:e Marvin, Angie Dickln· ~on. Ronald Reagan. John C<i!isavettes. "THE CADDY" ferry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 25-26·2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' tTechnlcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, MiC'hael Connors, Joey Hea· therton. Novel by Harold Robbins . A Teenage girl, Joey Heatherton vivacious, poised .!lnd blithe spirited. pert and petite, has the im· pact of an H·BOMB! Pe•turette : Po1t M1n Wins daughter of Columb< weekend guests of he Mr. and Mrs. Bradfm Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Colum~ the weekend with theit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd t Racine and ~...r. and ! tor Brown, Minersvillf Mr. and Mrs. Elm< ham spent Easter· in < her mother 1 Mrs. ~ vis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anth011 ler and daughter, Lind:. lumbus were weeken4 of his parents, Mr. aM Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a nareotict anent and two delectlves were ID be formally IDday with bribes from a narcoUcs who turned Informer. The er reported he had set up a deal ID pay the men n.ooo a month ID "keep off the heat.'' HEW! the proclud that does Pomeroy NOT OPEN • at enttne "r s;t ~~bo~arla G'!,':~i~.:; mt~ ~~~;hershkd:re • e l " "• ....... ..lin ...... ...... ... ,,.,... tioll.~Me . . . . . . . . . . . 'ftlndtQo. Federal narcotics Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N_... At Much Higher Rat MCNamara, on to Make ..:. _ .1.1.'-' ~=~;;;.;;;;::::::~::; ::::::s~;.:.:;;;;;~;.;_:_ ~-=:.:::..,_l._ J_ ' . . I': I ' I Cash Pro· •I • ... Congratulations ' 'I - - - Pomeroy 1lce will be l The canvass wiU stan . ~ 5ervice p m. Anyone willing to ..... by ~alling to this project is asktij tD 5. contributions ready -, _ CJtart anoth~ firemen arrive. April ~5. II items are to hou!'ie-to - before Sunday, 1 be sold at may be made by hall or contacting On Your 12.5th Anniversary ' 'e Sought ren's Dea . . . . \ One Week Special! •"··. .. D. Ind . llTPII Detectives ~:r t the casP of a young mother acculld. of 1r children, then attempted suicide. ·oldetl Tuesday after playmates said \!arri a Hambey, 6, her brother, MJrk, -old Ham-- ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS 3 PR.NP~~. $1·0 od Kraig, INear by 1ay th I! -~--nJUU~«. • •. wrist• 1111d ankles ·lilllllltJI, rdren next . F kP iane cltl'~earou nd her throat . Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan · ran · Smoke rose from M ol U. red wHhere mattresses where fires b I d anna am- ' been set. bad seen 1 " Let me die," the hausewJfe told attendants at the bosp!IIL · of Misha-' " Let me die .'' uise Boyer ! Husbaod Flies Home d a dinQer 1 nbey Toes· I' Edward Hambey, 30, the'1i... n't gr1 an band and father of the chi}. -ey home dren. learned of the lragedJ i while on a business trip b 1.-. mbPy a.n. .'lociates Investment Co. He new ' home in a company plane, dren." she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, de!IUIJ' 1 RALL.'S BEN FRANKLIN . I MIDDLEPORT, 0. -as AUTO DELUGE - Pome"oy's streets and. parking are often deluged with automobiles on Saturday's, -.:h to the delight of merchants. Here is a typical scene . .g Main-S! on a recent warm. spring B!lern~oJL Here, • birdseye view of the bend m the Ohio River cap.....,d from the roof of the courthouse. Also, looking o~er hmeroy from atop a high buildin_g one cal! see many .m·. -.sting sites, such as the one at rtght. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! r FEED-SEED-FEmLIZERS- FENCING GRINDING - MIXING •i Take 1 typical younc: family like tbis -~-Their financial needa , are always on the grow. . That's why Jt's so im- i.. ;.• portant for them to bank where they wUl ' Jet every bankini service 1hey need. FRY-ZON GAS & OIL PRODUCTS 1 UN ICO • . HOM I .. .., .··r).· FIEZERS '. ' coroner, said the children W been dead about six hours IJe. :pflal fore they were dl~ -old house- Three had been garroted . . '' , y guard al ny Ion stockings; the fourth ... She had strangled with a ~­ stranglmg Today detectiNes · JJOUCbt , le : and Kratg , answer the simple lj'I"'IIIJDi Why' . companion j "There was absolutely Dl Ja. ' bey home. : dication of an)'tbin& .,.....," · I the four ; said one police of:fieer. .: 1·: : . JOm floor . "There was no •ten lltal~.' · thing was both"1;1 UNICO WAStas a HIA- WATER .,. I at •' AUTO*"Aa •...., Drras DrSHWASHas JACK W. CA~, MANAGBI .. ..'.. That's why they bank here! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking · ·service, under one roof. , ,SHOP a ·t .. ., ..• WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS "- i I' Malional ~·1-~~~~ - I '' IN > _;.1 .... '' : ·: .':'"' ' . •;,:, ' Member~ Deposit fllaunDee Corporatloll 1---.-------~,. ,,• .. to ' ' ..,,, • Mrs. Maggio. OVEC ,,K · .· ,.. ', · ·. R~ BoardofD~ ' �;Sacrament of Baptism is Given Give Layette . At Rock Springs Methodist Church · Shower Saturday ,Tbe 01cramenl ol baptism gtven llld llw ,..,. recel" ~ into membership at tire Rock aprtnp Methodbt dntrch duf.. Edward Ball and oons, To1111111 iiaa and Bobby were received 111 trBDSfer. Cathy Abbott also wu baptized. lni the worship service Sunday. During tire llunlley School .. • hour, Easter Sunday, lite prt. A l!llntata, The <lllldren "Imary and beginners class direcl~~uia, " was presented by the 1eel by the teachers, Mrs. Harturuor choir directed by Mrs. old Blackston and Mrs. Norm· William Radford. Takmg part l80 Weyersrniller presented a were Donna FranciS, Diana Iprogram. Weyersmliler. Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were giv· Mlu 'feuMa Wblte and !We Pet1i1 ODtertalned with a laJetle llhower Saturday eventng at tire bome of Mrs. Beutah Whjte In honor of Mrs. Thoolu Darst of Akron. A co~ or scheme of pink and white was carried out in the decorationa. ThO gtfto were placed on a Around And Abouf MI'ddleporf Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with pink and white stream· Racine ~H ciuri' _Jr-Sr at" MH$ ls.on Friday Miss sarah Bechtle, Colom- ... 8;Dall1 Seotil!el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 20, 1HI br at Decoratlona - David Ashley, Renee Burke on the Meigs Cowl- ...._,_l!!!il. ,.......... .,_......... . . .__.... .... ,,.,..._..,.__ ........ Sharon Brawley, Marla andSu•anMand~a tow · "' Mainly About People In . Pomeroy On Palm Sunday, Cathy Heb<'Cca Radford Sherrie Blackston •- ·were receivholt. ~d into memlK'rsh1p by s1on of faith and Mr. and Mrs . MEIGS THEATRE PorMray, Ohio LAST TIME TONIGHT .IERR\ '..EWIS Mrs. Larry Stemem "'THE CADDY" Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. A1uil 25-26-2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (T~chnlcolorl Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Hea. therton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl, Joey Ht'atherton vivacious, poised ~tnd blithe spirited. pert and petite, has the im· pact of an RBOMB! Petturette: Post Mtn Wins C:olorcartoons ..-. ~------ WORLD I. ' NEWI the product that does •.. M Flo Han M Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, ducted services at the Carman gy waikins rs renee yr- Col urn b liS VISI · 'ted Sunday WI'tb Rod Sauer. and Roy Coleman: Nursing Home on Good Friday . ThelmanayMcDan. and J • T M h- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and fond - Carole Phillips, Car· Membt:ra ..,usti.. .-. --- ·1 ue' w--~- · • the _. ~...,.,... lth Thomas, Jean Zirkle, Mary of1hAkhron spethnt tireM weeBk e1ndh Macy Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, asB Le McK" 1 VI R.f WI IS mo er, rs. eu a Lmda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: sisted by members of the Rock 1 aeon,Carl na m ey, e, White· -p rngram - conrue · Cooke, car- Sprmgs . Methodist church con· Mrs. Williams, Irene Hag- Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam ID ........ .................... who turned Informer. The pusher reported be had set up a deal to pay tire men $!,000 a month to "keep off the heat:• Federal narcotics agents / - .. --·-····-·· • weekend guests of ·, Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. KI \'': i :-ttSTORICAL NOTES returned home Satu ing, after an overn~ Columbus with April 23-24 "THE KILLERS" tTechnicolor) Lee Marvm, Angie Dlckln· son , Ronald Reagan, Jobn Cassa\•ettes. Services Given At NurSI'ng Home p .. enttne of Bellefontaine Bill and Larry of Lak FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla .. with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, Methodist church. Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman Roger Snyder Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Slepbe~son Gary stobart: . ~and~~ Sending gifts were Mrs. Paul M d M Thorn D st . . . Haptonstall, Rose Ohlinger, Edr. an rs. as ar Invitations - AHce Darst, apttelrlslon, Fatz family. rie Sea11:, SandrA 1• Ib th ek d t fIe ra e t • " Judy But~h.er. .O!Un u...,_ - · us was e we en gues o Swartz and Marie Turner..... ·-Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson and -· .. Ml"8. John F . Bail; . . ... Mr. and Ml"8. He !Technirolor) Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver, Glt!nda Farrell. Colorurtoons April 11-22 NOT OPEN ~earl Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum- lei sp.ett"t Doean " DISORDERL 't ORDERLY" WED. and THURSDAY Halley, tlon was planned by Garcia Vance. McGraw. Refreshments "ere Hindy, served b Beth 'Ibeiss and Milliron y Th ' t- Cbarleo White, Ml"8. Agnes her daughter Mrs. Fred Larry Pettle Robert Pooler' Beverly Ervin. e thnexto~eeln Whit Do th W"lli c . . . mg IS May a' at • noC e i e, ro Y I ams, aro- Schroath, who had spent the Joe Reichman, Fred Robinson, lyn Gilkey, at y cia McGraw, Mlckcsy Wolfe, and Evans and Eddie Gilmore. ael Gardner, WlUiam Roger Swartz, Larry Paul Wilson, Ronnie John Hood Melvin • er Garela McGraw read the financial report. . • Reporl3 W<!re given by Rbonda Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev; erly Ervin, Shirley Neigler. Gar· and Rebecca Radford, with Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner, Lucy Beclltle. . Coleman. Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projeets and project Sherrie Blarks.Jn and Ma ' Y1Judy Radford; He Is [n My Wears and Patty Kloes. Mrs. C. M. Ervm has . re- Edwards, John Evans, Mich- ·boob were handed out. Recrea. . turned to her home in BridgeA salad course With hrne port, W: Va., after spending a sherbet pun~h w~s ser.ved to week w1th Mrs. R. C. sanst:mry. those attendllli mcluding Mrs. She 9;as accompanied home by • e The Racihe Jolly Nel8hl>on met Apl"lllO, with ~ Mn. Nelcle< llld ·Mn. McGraw. Pretlldent 1\hdDda Ervin pr<lkleel and IQinuiM wm read by the secretary, Mickey Wolfe. Dues were pald lltd treasllr· Richard K1zzee Mar~ Grueser, Welcome, David Harris: Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend Wl~ ,-Ta,rp. , Baker, Tom ~l.aine, John ty Conference meeting which Tommy Ball. Conme Radlord u Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J'ICit; l!llke, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April ~- '!be elub dl,. Radfo~ 8!1 narrators, _and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell: Easter Franc1s ~s accompamst. i Prayer. Donnie Smith; A Glad Precedmg t.he sermon ftev. lwelrorne, Bobby Ball ; and Jet· Chester Lemley. Sharon Lovec Me This 1 Know Brlley, Marla Grueser and Kizz;,. ' ' ed . . b t Abbot . t were ap ~z . Following the program, an ed mto ~emberstnp hunt was held for the chils1on of fa1th were Eddte WEA1fili D/Jcufid ProJedl Tbe IIIUIIIli junlor....,lor banque! and Jl""" of MlddlePc><l Hlgb Sobool wiD be held Fr~ day evening, April 2S at lite Tommy Scally, son ol. Mr. hl&h scbool. Commltteea namand Mrs. Tom Scally, 18 a pa- eel for the prom tnclud&-Tbome tlent at Vetera111 Memorial hoa- - Dave Burkett, Kennelb 1181'pital in Pomeroy wlrere be Ia rls, Kathy Bra!IM, Olrlstlne under treatment for a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewia; Orebesarm be recetved_in a faD two tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy weeks ago. He will ~dergo sur· Moore; Kathy Spangle<, Jon gery on the arm this weel.. HlB Cunnlngbam, David Oliver, Tom Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey, en including, The Easter Story, ! table covered with a white cloth room ·nwnber is 111. SUzanna a~d Donna i • • .l l I I : Pomeroy was, . at different timea beiore becoming 1an bncorporated viUage, known as 1'he Banks, and Sa!•sbury. . . . . Tbe Wall City was a well-known boat ; on the Ohio IRiver in the. 1800s. It was ·owned by POmeroy mterests and is said to have gotten its name from the hug~ clflfs, or wall of rocks behind the town. The boat sank Just be. low the landing at Ravenswood. the~ and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and lam Mr. and Mrs. John • danghter of Columbt weekend guests of he Mr. and Mrs. Bradfm .' I'' 1::,: {. -*""'*' a.- lice will _be I The canvas!! wiD start ~ serv1ce p.m. Anyone willi111 $J by calling 1to this projel't is 5. contributions ready ~ '!!tart anoth- firemen arrive. April 25, If items are to house-to - before Sunda• ' be sold at may be made' hall or contacting . Mr. and Ml"8. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with theit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd < Racine and Mr. and ! by A fire in Pomeroy ·iluring 1893 burned the coul!ty jail. tor Brown, Minersvil1f Mr. and Mrs. Ehm ham spent Easter tn ( her mother, Mrs . .. '\ ' vis and family . 'e Sought in The fire in Pomeroy on A·~gust 19, 1927 burned the Ben Ewing Funeral Home, the Democrat publishing building and many other structures in the village. It started during the early hour-s of the mormng. Mr. and Mrs. AnthOII ler and daughler. Lind. Jumbos were weekend History sbows that In 1853 the Meigs county Court· house in Pomeroy was judged one of the most beautiful in: the state. Particular mention was m~de of the curv· ing stairways. of his parents, Mr. ~ .lacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a ren's DeatuJ r (CPil Detectives t,c~ay l.he ease of a young mother aeeu..,t of " children. then attempted suicide, "olded Tuesday after playmates .said llarcia Hambey, 6, her brotb,f, MJrk, old Ham· · nd Kraig,l ~. ·• _ , . Nearby lay the 1d'ren next. wri!t!!l ~nd 1lnklet ·· a necktll around her . Frank P. Smok" from WID of ,.,_ red where e roBe u.anna Ham- . mattresses where fires h a • been set. bad seen '' Let me die, .. the ..... _.. lwu.tl"::tw.lle . told attendants at the bospllal. D. Ind . . One W eelc. Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS 3 --. PR.NP~~.sp . Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN < Valentine Baxter Horton (1803-1883) built UAJ first towbOat on inland waters in the United States. It was bull! in 1838 for the Pomeroy Coal Company at the Old Pomeroy Boat Yard near the present location of the follle!'OY Junior IDgh School. A monument now stands there commemorating the event. The report In Walter Sines' History of Meigs County Indicates there . we,re eight ladies and five gentlemen on the boat dt•~ .. 118 frst trip. The boat was named "The Condor" for th-..• rge . bird of South America. The cotlrthouse and j;!Uln. Pomeroy was built at a cost of about "'2,000. The Pomeroy Sons & Co. donated five lots in Pomeroy ill 1842 for the construction of public bulldbngs. It was during th~t year the county seat wu moved from Chester to Pomeroy. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ' . L section bet..;,een Pomeroy business district and ~~~:~~~~rt was for many years known by the name of When Pomeroy was lncorpOfated in 1840 the; great· part of the distance from Kerrs Run to what tS now business section of Pomeroy was an unbrok!'n forest. . It ~ . tb 0tlght "'the first auwmol!lle fat~Uty in Meigs lco•mty occurred on l,incoln lWJ. The date 11 cW~recorded. Take • ty:pical youna family like this ___ _ Their financial needs are always on the BTOWThat's why it's ao J.m. port.ant for them to bank where they will eet every bankinl liel'-> vice they need. "During the Civil War General Albert Gallitan Jeukins made several raids into Meigs county, north of Po- meroy and once into Racine, but very litUe damage was done in any of them. Morgan's force split just beyond Kerrs Run. Oue part, under the command of Dick Morgan, brother of General John Morgan. went to Chester, burned the uew · bridge over Shade River and also the large mill; 'then on to Bashan and here it drew ·up bn battle line with sabers glittering in the sun of a beautiful Sabbeth morn11111. ~ But It charged by the First and Eight Kentutky Rei· lments, It broke and fled. . About three hundred men with their leader were captured here. , The other part of tbe raiders beaded for Buffington Island under the command of General John Morgan, and fought the battle of Portland. General Shackelford had ctrarge of those that followed the Chester and Bashll!l group, and General Hobson was in command of the forces followine ·the enemy to Portland with General )~,or­ · That's why they bank here! And that's why you . should, too. At this bank, you'll find full bankl.nll · oervke, under one roof. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ,.aliONI A po~ of the ~ ~ was ,once operated, during tbe young ~f~ St~t wa& the first sheriff of Meigs €ounHe w.S e~cted m 181!1, : • 0 home dren. learned of the lragedJ while on a busineas trip !or ,b. mbey an- sociates Investlllf41l Co. He linr I' ) home in '8 company pla~ Dr. F. Dale Nelson, deiM.Jil ' coroner, said the ebildreD 1114 lpital lreen dead about six hours beo fore tirey were dloeoveN;l. -old house-~ Three had been garroted wJt11 Y IIliard at nylon stockings; the fowth W.. She had strangled with a ~le. . atranglmg Today detectio'" .. IOUiht . 1e ' and Kra~g, answer the simple,· qltO!Itleat . I Why' . I . compamonl "There was absolutely no .1Q. dren ," I I '· • .,' ' ,. ,,. I ' . . .•',. . . " ' . .. .' \ ' .. ..·''. . . ., .. ' . -' - .( : ' ,-' . .' . 1 • \ I . '. ' .. 1at OVEC ReeJeeta Board of Direetm of !;. . r.. _ • i,.,-. I- .. , _- .. :·~1\ .., ' , __ " '--· >'. 1 .c. ~I) . .. 1 ' ' •' T - ·.- . . JtWIY tGNGRAI~LATIONS . .·. , ~-~Jtl ·ottASioN .OF YOUR · . - -·-... · •. •-"<',"-·. \.;.· lric _. ,-.·-~)': .... ...... :., .... ' • ' ·' ' . ... .-.:·· . . '. . .' .•· ·. f ,,. to All members of the {. I .. '. . 11 is suppoa_:,r(edtl"'" men when be ' IDdiana and Mem.ber r,denl Deposit IDM'aDee Corporatlo!l ;t. > · - she bey home, . cJication of an~ wrarc,11 I the four : said one police ofneer. · ·~ . JOm floor. "There was no olen lbat thing was bother_U. ....... r. , Mrs . Maggio. ~· ~ ·~ ~ .. gan. • · •ey at the mouth of Kerr's Run. It wu Post -office after Nlal Nye, Sr., who a gr~ store, saw and grist mills and • landing there before the county was or!Janlzed ill ·. I Hasbaad Files Home nbey Tues., Edward Hambey. SO, the 'lilllo n't g•t an band and father of the cbBo l Pomeroy was named for Mr. S. W. Pomeroy. ~ d a dinQer . Pomeroy was connected to Athens by tile telegraph ;n 184B and to Gallipolis in 1871. Telephone service 1D .'omeroy started during 1B82. - . of Mlsha· ' .. Let me die ·• uise Boyer I .,... .. ·~ " .. .. ' : -· .. ~ '." _ .. �.. • Give Layette Shower Saturday ;Sacrament of Baptism is Given ·· At Roclc Springs Methodist Church .The uorament of bapttsm Edward Ball and sons, TODliiiJ ;ju Biven and five w""' recel... and Bobby were roeelved bJ 8 into membership at the Roc): transfer. Cothy Abbott al!o was lpl'll!p Methodill dwrcb dur- baptized. · lng the worobip service Sunday. Dul'lng the SUnday School , flour, Eaoter SUnday, the prt.. A cantata, "Tile Ollldren • mary and beginners cla.so dlrecl~lei uta." waa presented by the 1eel by the teachers Mra. Har· jiinior choir directed by Mrs. :old Blackston and Mrs. NormWilliam Radford . T~king .pan an Weyersmiller presented a were ~na Fra.ncts, D1ana program. Weyersm11ler, Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were givKathy Abbott SharoA Brawey,l en including, The Easter Story, Sl!zanna a~ Donna Partlow, ' by Stephanie Radford ; A Real Richard K1zz~ Marla Grueser, Welcome oa ...·id Harris; Pass Tommy Ball. Conme Radford i It Around Bruce Blackstonand ~ttbeeca Radford, with Big Fol~ and Little Folks: Sherrtt' Bl-ackston and MarY Judy Radford ; He Is [n My Radfo~d as narrators, .and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter Ft anc1s as accompamst. Pra,·er Donnl·e Sml.lh . A Glad .. Preceding the sermon by Rev . We!Co~e. Bobby Ball;' and Jes~ (hester Lemley, Sharon BrawLoves Me , This 1 Know , Sriley, Marla Grueser and Eddie I Kizzee L ·zed R · bbo A. tt were uaptl · ecelv· Following· the program, an ed into membership by confeshunt was held for the chil· .s1on of faith were Eddie Abbott Sha..on Brawley, Marla Grueser and Suzanna and Donna Partlow. On Palm Sunday, Cathy bo!f. Reb<rca Radford and Mlu Tex•ma Wblte and Kan!o Pe1ti1 mtertollled with 1 layette ..,.,..., saturday even1.og at the borne of Mrs. Beulab Wblte in bonor of M r 8 . 'lbomas Darst of Akron. A co~ or acbeme of pink and white was carried OUI in the decora. tions. i Around And About MI"ddleporf _Jr.-Sr at MHS Is on Friday RaciM 4-il czar,·· 8rn.J1111entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Apr. 20, lesl .., WU'JBA Dl$cru•ei Projedl at .-. .-- .......... ...... .-."""' ............ .............. .......... ... " ......... ............... 1~-- Ia the WORLD 1 Services Given A N • HOme Mainly About Rock Ie I MIAMI- A TOP NEWI the product that does Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE • e Tile Racllle Jolly lfeJcbbora met,Aprll W, wltb llj!Ylllll'l Mn. Neli)er and ·Mn. McGraw. P...,ldent Rllcillda Ervin prosldeel an<! m1nu1es were read by the secretary, Mldoy WoHe. Dave Burkett, Keaneth Har- Dneo were paid llld treuur· Tile 811111111 junlor...mor ballque! and prom of MlddlePod Hlgb School will be beld Frlday evening, April 21 at the Tommy Scafiy, sou ol Mr. hJgh school. Committees namand Mrs. Tom Seally, I! a pa- eel fnr the prom lncluci&-Tbeme tleot at Veterans Me!!Wrial hoi- pita! in Pomeroy where be 10 rls, Kathy BraiU!II, Cllristlne er Garcia McGraw read the under treatment for a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewis; Orches- financial report. arm be received. in a fall two. tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were gtven by Rhooweeks ago. He will undergo sur· Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev~ The giftl w~ place:<~ on a gery oo the ar~ this week. His CUnningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Neigler, Gartable covered wttb a whtte clolh room ·number LS 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and with pink and white stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colunr Decoratiom - David Ashley, Renee Burke oo the Meigs CoUJl.. en making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend witlr. To.rn Baker. Tom Blaine, John ty Conference meeting which were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja.ck Blake, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held AprU 5. '11le club disMary Baumgardner, Lucy Bechtle. Coleman, Robert caruthers, Pat cussed projects and project Wears and Patty Kloes . Mrs. C. M. Ervin .has . re- Edwards, John Evans, Micb-- books were handed out. Recrea~ . . turned to her home m Bndge- ael Gardner Wllliam Halley, tion was planned by Garcia A salad course w1th hme port , w. va ., afl er spendln•l!lt 8 Roger swartz, ' Larry yance, McGraw Refreshment& were !herbet pun~h w~s served lO week with Mrs. R. C. sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Hindy, erved ·b Beth ~iss and those attendmg mcludmg Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood Melvin Milliron 5 Y ' Charles White, Mrs. A g n e s her daughter Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie Robert Pooler' Beve!lY Ervin. The next meet' ,_ Do rothY W'll' • Fred Robinson,• '"" 016 1s May 8 at the Racine , Wh lte l 1ams, Caro- Schroalh, who· had spent the Joe Reichman, . ' , lyn G1lkey, ~earl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, Methodist church. i. Avenelle Pett1t, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman Roger Snyder Phyllis Peltil and Beulah While. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene stephe~n Gary Stobart: Sending gifts were Mrs Paul chI'ld ren. and Jerry Yeauger. Haptonstall Rose Ohlinge~ Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invitatioos - Allee Darst, t UfSing 'th Tb • J z· kl M of Akron spent the week end Maey Teaford Brenda Toney The Rev Chester Lemley as1Ba omLaa, Me~Kn " ev'· Raryf with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey' Becky Gilkey; slsted by ;,embers of the Sherrie Blackston were con, ena c m1ey' 1 I e, White ' . k . ed into memb<orship by conies· eop n Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag· Mr . d Do S I Program - Conrue Coo e, Car- Sprmga Methodist church conM . an Mrs. n trauso o ole Anderson Larry Gladwell dueled services at the Carman Mrs. Florence "·Slon of faith and Mr. and Mrs. 11. ~.nay, yr· Columbuo 1 'ted SUnda ' Roy Co1eman;' Nnrslng Home on Good Friday . tie Watkins Thelma McDanv Sl Y WI'tb Rod sauer, and . Is d • J>. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and Fnod - Carole Phillips, Cor· Mem~s asaWin• .-.. -~Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum~ le ' an Jean Tatterson, Ma family rle Sea~ SandrA u...n.•-... I bus was the weekend guest of el Pettit, Dora Pettit, Fritz JudY But.:;l\er ()bWt. "'LT.-.-· ~ - ..._ --- Swartz and M~ie Tl,U'De['. " · -· ~ Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson ~Qd. I Mrs. John F. BajJ; -/ Mr. and Mrs. ~ LAST TIME TONIGHT JERR"~ '..EWIS of Bellefontaine arf! ·\ { Mrs. Larry Stemm "DISORDERLY ORDERLY.. (Technirolorl and Larry of Lal 1/ Jerry Lew1s, Susan Oliver, weekend guests of Glenda Farrell. Whaley. Colorcutoona Mr. and Mrs. Kl returned home Sat~! WED. and THURSDAY April 21·22 ing, after an overnt NOT OPEN Columbus with thei; and son-in·law, Mr. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Pat Quinn and fal1) April 23-24 Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn. "THE KILLERS'' tTechnicolor) daughter of Columbt Lee Marvin, Angie Dickln· weekend guests of he ' son. Ronald Reagan, John Mr. and Mrs. Bradlot Cassavettes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack "'THE CADDY" and family of Columt Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, the weekend with theb Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( Racine and Mr. and I tor Brown, Minersvillf " Mr. and Mrs. Elml ! ham spent Easter in ( with her mother, Mrs. , •• vis and family. MR. GIBBS Mr. and Mrs. Anthon ler and daughter, Lindt lumbus were weeke~ of his parents, Mr. arii: Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a p 4 -L ... -- -----·--.. -- __..L ... ' - ~l narcotics agent and two detectives were to be formally today with bribe& from a narcotics who turned informer. The er reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $2,000 a month to "keep off the heat.'' Federal narcotics I at y enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rat McNamara, on r,-· \ • , ' \ '· I I I'. :' '· I I I r~· • . ,.._,... "" . ....,.. ' -~ -.-- .. -~ ...,-,.' • . • =ash Pro.·- .. ..~'l"' ' i ' PROGRESS ••• tice will be The canvass will service p.m . Anyone willinl by calling to this project ia 5. contributions ready !tart anoth- firemen arrive. April 25, If items are to house-to . be foro SUnday, J be sold at may be made by hall or contacting any ~ ·e Sought i~ reo's Deatl. ,' ; One Week Special! D. Ind. (UP!) Detectives ~ case of • young mother accuofil, ol lf chlidrcn, then attempted suicidf, 'olded Tuesday after playmates nld lfarria Ham bey, 6, her brothfr, MJrk, old Hamnd - • 1Nr .• Kraig . . ' INearby lay the mother, 1 the ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS 'PR.~oK~.sp 'dr' en nex 1. wri!lsk 11nd aokloo ·" "ibti ' around a nee lie her thrbal. F k P ~ra~·her~ Smoke rose from t1M of the aM H mattresses where lira b a d I Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan · a RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! I' .. EDUCATIONAL FACIL1TlES- The new P~ elementary school IDd tbe Junior ~ Senior Hi&ll idMIIIls are PDmeroy's edllealional filcillliea today. Tlie eJeJileRW'y structure Is praetlcal,ly a new plant~ Tile ~ 11ebool bulldiJIIII - J,iJCate4 on · East- Maln>lt while' ~ · I J1lelllacy site II OD Mvlbefry•AV; 'flhe lleW element""; 0 peratioDJ front· ~ old.Sugar< Rna "arut ~entral Schools. Charles s. Gij)bs, picklred m...!~. sm.W phOto; bu been Superintendent:· oll'DJDMOY .,._ ·U< ochools since 1953, succeeding W. A. Smith. . portant for 93 YEAR;:S OF s·ERVt .. .'.' - ' • .. . ' , , " i ... 1 to 1at 18'12 1892 '"'ioiJ·' • .. ' .. . . ...... .l9l2 .. . .. : '.' ' r:.' I ., . i' .' ,,., :i;:'(. ~.;!. -•··',L ~· "I liJ3? · \' 1..... ..~·-··'...· '' . )"·· J' " ~· . )947 ! ., i-957 . •' :' ...·..-, . -.. I ·ro ' ' 374,090.90 779,005.71 1,331, 790.51 2, 738,844.74 . ' ' '. . 5,~,227.44 :nt• too, of the repqtatiob for sound baiilkl11l ful. friendly servke ___ wbi(h has ~~-:own years, ·'·' who know helpful partner and lbe 79d ,• That's why they bank here! And that's why you sboul!l, too. At this bank, you'll find full banldnJI · ' service, under one roof. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ~al:ional I 1 1 ' Member h\teral Deposit Inautanee Corporattoa j ..··- .. )' .. '· ,. am- been set. had seen " Let me die," the housewife . told attendants at the bospilal _of Mtsha-, "Let me die." u1se Boyer l d a dinner Hu1baad Filet Rom.e .1bey Tues- Edward Hambey, 30, the1\'l.t. n't gel an band and father of the cbDo ·ey home dren, learned of the trapdJ while on a business trip b' ,U. mbey an. sociates lnvestmeat Co. He flew Inome in "3. company plane. dren ." she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depltJ coroner, said the childreD 1114 ipltal been dead about slx bounJ be. fore they were di!JCoverM. -old house. Three had been garroled llllila ~ y guard at nylon siockings; the fourth · She had strangled with a necktie. slrangllng Today detectlv~ : • . lit and KraJg, answer the simple ~-: Why7 . companion I "Tilere was absolutely DD m. bey home, : dication of an~ .......... I the four said one police oftker _. , .>Om floor. "There was no elan thing ,was ~th""' .,..~~ ~ · ~ Mrs. Mogg.,, .•. , ... 1 ' tW to • ' I ' ·' ' bank where the"? will &et every bankin& service they need. - ~.. . -;;il4SIJil-jlda!M typieal youllj family like this ___ _ Their financial need1 1re alway11 on the erow. That'a why it's 10 im· '· . ~..;.: . ... _,.·· 'Jiake 1 • " • .. lbe ,. ihat ;t '·'. .. .. ,. OVEC ReeJet:ll Board of~ ~ . • '' ' .,• 1 i '• �., -~Sacrament ol Baptism is Given Give Layette Shower Soturdoynd odist Church At Rock Springs Meth The ...,...ment of baptism Edward Ball and soos, Tommy - Jr.-Sr at. MHS ~a::.,~BPc::J'ecU··· Is on Fr~day The Racine Jolly Nelglibon TbeandlllllllW junloiOMell~.~ mel Aprtl IG, with advlsora Mrl. quet prom ,........ '"' and Mrl McGraw And Around About Middleport e.Dally .;;11 "'ven and live wer• receiv- and Bobby were reeelved bJ MlBI Teunna While a. lllgh School wiD be held Frl- Ne,..er . · · _,d: ~ •• nsf Cath Abbott also wu KareD Pelllt entertalned with day ev- - '"" AprD 2S at the Prealdenl RhOnda !:rvlll ••td into membership at the Rock Ira . er . Y , a layette oboWer Saturday eve- Tommy • · •lly son of Mr . ., .... Committeea nam- eel and l!linU!es were reaWdolfbey O.r!np Metboclbt c:burcb dur- baptized. SUnda School t ••home 0 I Mrs Bell' ""'" th secretary Mlokey · ;:'. the worohip service Sunday. During the und Y the _,_ nlng • d Mrs Tom Scally is a pa· eel lor the prom Inc i··•·Tbeme ....,... • • · 8 " hour, Easter S ay, t'• ...- lab White in honor of M r • ~i~nt at Veterana Me~rial hos- _ Dave Burkett, Kennetb Hllf'o. Dues were paid and A nntata, "The Children's mary and beglnnenl cl•ss direct- Thomas Darst of Akron. A co~ 'tal in Pomeroy where he ill ris Kathy BrattM, Christine er Garela McGraw rea !Jlelula." was presented by the jed by the teachers, Mrs. Har· or sc:beme of pink and white p~e treatment for a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewla: orcbes- financial "'port. ' junior choir directed _ by Mrs. old Blackston and Mrs. Norm- was carried out m the decora- u r he received in a fall two. tra _ Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were given by ~ Wi\Uam Radford. Taking .IJ8rt 1an WeyersmiUer presented a 1 twns. :,r~ks ago. He will undergo sur- Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, were Donna Francis, Diana progr am. Thi 'fts were placed on 8 gery 011 the arm this week. His Cunningham. David Oliver, Tom l:lrly Ervin, Shirley Ne~l~, G.:; WeyersmJHer Edd1e Abbott, Several recitations were givII . . h • ber is U1 Evans and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mtckey O e , Kathy Abbott SharoA Brawey, I en includmg , The Eas ter Story, t~le ~vered ~Itb :ttwhit~clo~- r~ss m~rah Bechtie, Colu.m- Decorations - Dlil.vid Ashley, Renee Burh.e on tbe Meiga CounSuzanna and Donna Partlow· by Ste ptlanie Radford;. A Real with pmk an w e s ea b 8 9 nt the weekend with To.m Baker, Tom Blaine, John ty Conference meeting which Rlrhard Kizzet> Marla Grueser, We lcome, David Harris; Pass ers m~in~ a ~apn~~ .::nm:~ h~r' pa::nts, Mr . and Mrs. Ja:ck, ij}ake, Sam Clatwori.hy, Ralph was held Aprl1 5. 1be club jectdisTQmmy Ball. Connie Radford lt Around, Bruce Blackston ; were P aye an Coleman Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projecta and pro 8 chtle and Rebecca Radford, with Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumga rdner ,s Lucy ~rs. 'c. M. E rvin has re- Edward~, John Evans, Mich- books were handed out. RecreaSherrie Blackston and M a!' YUudv Radford ; He Is In My Wears and Patty Kloe · turned to her home in Bridgeael Gardner , William Halley, tion was planned by Garcia 1 Radford as narrators, a nd Mary Hea.rt, Christr Hysell_; Easter A salt~d course with lime port, w. Va., after spending a Roger ~wartz, t.arl!' Vance, McGraw. Refreshments were Franc1~ as accompamst. 1Prayer, Donme Smtth, A Glad sherbet punch. was served to ·week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronme ~lndy, served by Beth Theiss, and Precedi ng the sermon by Rev ! Welcome, Bobby. Ball ; and Jes· those attending including Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin M11Uron, Beverly E"in. The next mt;et· Chesler Lemley. Sharon Bra~· us Loves Me, Th1s 1 Know, Brl- Charles White, Mrs. Agnes her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert P~ler, ing is May 8, at the Racme ley, Mar la Gruese_r and EddJe II an ' White, Dorothy Williams, Caro- SChroath, who had spent t?e Joe Reichman, Fred Methodist church. Abbott were bapt~zed . Recelv- Followmg the pMgram, ~n 1 n Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., w1th Robert Schmoll, Roger Sh1flet, I. ed into ~embershlp confes- egg hunt was held for the chll- Xvenelle Pettit, Kay Platter , her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, S sion of fa1th were Edd10 Abbott dren. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah While. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene StepheJlS()n Gary Slobart, Sharon Brawley, Marla children. and Jerry Yeauger. and Suzanna and Donna l,j Sending gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thcwnas Darst Invitations - Allee Darst, low. Haptoostall, Rose Ohlinger. Ed- of Akron spent the week end Mary Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, asOn Pal m Sunday, Cathy ith 1homas, Jean Zirkle, Mary with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gitkey: sisted by members of the Rock botl, RE-bf'cca Radford and Bacon, Lena McKinley , Vi Rife, White. Program _ Connie Cooke, Car- Springs Me~l!t church conSherrie Blackston were Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson , Larry Gladwell, ducted serv1ces at the Carman ~ into m_t>mbership by gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- ColumbUs visited Sunday witb Rod Sauer , and Ro~ Coleman; Nursing Home ?'!'!. ~ f!~~!-~ .:;;,;;r: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Apr. 20, 1081 WUTHU --..HooiiJ ..... ....,. " -pe·. ~ dead)- .. toalpl. - :ess:; • • at y e l "". 111ft ...... ooulll, low toaiPt IHI. Llldo . . . . - - - 'I'MndoJ• enttne I Kizz~. br People In Coll)tcartoo"• WED. •nd THURSDAY April 21 ·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY snd SATURDAY April 23-24 "THE KILl.ERS" rTechn icolor) Lee Marv in, Angie DJ ckln· son, Ronald Reagan, John CaHSavett es. "'THE CADDY" Jerry Uowis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 25-26-2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (Technlcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Ilea· therton. Novel by , bus was the week end guest of [ swartz and Marie T.urner.- Mrs. John F. Bail; .. (Technicolorl Jerry Lewts, su san Oliver. Glt!nda Farrell. Harold A Teenage girl, Joey Hea1herto!l viva.e~ous, Mr. and Mrs. of Bellefontaine 1111a PtJtUre:tte: Post Man Winl Colorcartoom -- aD WORLD i NEWt the product that does ·:.:.;__-_. ·- .... -...--· · - ·-·--··- t \ brlbea from a narcotics pusher who turned informer. The pusher reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $Z,OOO a month to " keep off the heat.'' Federal narcotics I ..... .,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ ... I -- '• Mr. and Mrs. John • daughter of Colurnbt weekend guests of h• Mr. and Mrs. Bradfot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ed Note _This Information Is taken. from the Mdaty, · R il R flector A period1cal devote 0 ~ 9 ~ i~~:;: o/ra'fi~~ad: and r~ilroad centers, business pl=t~~ in Po~ero:l: .and other Meigs County towns were featured in thiS edibon. f > -- tor Brown, MinersviUt As Pomeroy came to the threshold of the 20t~ dee~. f severe depresSion , Its rest en s Mr. and Mrs. Elm< ham spent Easter in ( ~ her mother, Mrs. .. ~ ~;:~ i~":~~g::!fddso:"wo';'t:v·!~,:Yri~~~:.:~~~ P~~er::;d~~~~~i en greater m1 o · Mr. and Mrs. AnthOil , center. ler and daughter, Lindl _ lumbus were weekend_ ~-­ ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS PR.NPOK~. $1.0 ~ Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ,' I' posite the passenger del!ot on Front-St: G. W. Keiser, operator of "Keiser's Orlgtnal One-Priced Clothing House," fnunded In 1882, who made it through two "panics" sucCe$sfully; U. S. Grant, an insurance man, geneial agent for the Union Central Life ln.s urance Co., of Cinc'nnati. whose illustrious name likely won him admittance through many otherwise barred doors; 0 . H. Myers, livery, feed and sale stable; Rev. John J . Schneider, pastor for one year in 1897 of the already old Sacred Heart church (built 50 years before); H. G. Smith, proprietor of the Pomeroy Steam Laun~, a Pomeroy n•tive. W, W. Lesher operated the Grand Dilcher Hotel, rated high for its modern conveniences, excellent cuisine ' \. I \ \ ' I 'I ' I ; I ' 'I ' o ) \ and service. \ . ' icallyS::hools operating in Pomeroy that year ;e~e Run, Uncoln Hill, Fourth Ward, Central an t e MIDDLEPORT, 0. facdt~~:nedu~:tional facilities ~g·':! I ' ' 31 ' \ ; I . ',' . for Pomeroy are. unsukr· , ). ! ' ) I That's why they bank here! And that's why you . should, too. At this bank, you'll fmd lull banking ·service. under one roof. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS llli eM ~alional B ~ ~ --....... Member ~era! Deposit lna!lraDce Corporatloa ! 1 ( ·, ' eo. Pre-eminent among the dry goods houses of southern Ohio is that or Jacob Elberfeld Sons. The bouse was bli h d thirty-live years ago by Mr. Jacob Eiber~eld, es~~ d~: in July, 1887, requesting his, so~ to contmue ;,e business. A little grit and detenmnatJon mU<e~ up itll indefatigable energy' two good hea~s full of Jdeas w d nflinching purposes to stick to the nght though the an u fall have effected the result everybody can see heathve~s leg~nt brick structure at Front and Court streets. m ~ . m . charge. o f w· p : and J · B. Elberfeld, Th ell' busmess 1s e both born in Pomeroy m 1863 and 1868 re· who were h t · · ·n the dry goods d th t they spectively. Each had thoroug rBinm~ I busmess before tailing it up lor themse ves, an a d le~rned the business well is proven \ 8 \• !' & or ' 'tude of their pre..,nt business.' f magnA! . ·t to the establishment at once s~o:"s one o VlSI · try COnsiSting Of stathe largest stocks in tbe enure cooodun ·' newest patterns s tn 1 nd fancy dlJ' goods dress g r;e ad ti . aJiC1 foreign looms· carpets In all patterns, .. :~nso:::.;ades; ladies' and g~n~' lurniS:i~gs, ~o~~ trunks iwses laee curtains and wmdow s a es. . "' the. suffice f"' ·a •ybody wllo would li:now -· ~ . . :,;:~ _, - ,, Other big names m the salt industry were A. B. Brown, president of the Buckeye Salt Co., and C. McQuigg, the firm's secretary. They employed 35 men operating four wells producmg 275 barrels per day, trading entirely throughout the valley by river boat. John E. Williams was the son of a leader in the salt was Ebenezer Williams who founded the White Rock 'Salt Co. He employed 125 men. John was the owner in 1897.' . '. ..' 'Ii~ • I' .1 hey Tues· 1 dren," she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depuiJ eoroner, said the children llld been dead about six hours before they were dlacovereil. ·Old house- ' Three had been garroted wJI!1 · y guard at nylon stockings ; the fourth 'llu She had slrangled with a ~­ strangling Tnday detectiveS · sought · te and Kra~g, answer the simple queatioa1 "The first serious fire in Meigs county, of which we bave any account given, was in a small historical pamph· let publabed many years ago. We have been unable to verify the truth of the account as given but as all the other statements in this pamphlet were true we will accept this one until it is proven otherwise. It states that a small payer publlshed at West Columbia, W. Va., under date o August 9, 1856, told of a very disastrous fire which almost destroyed the entire Pomeroy of that date. It states that 42 buildings were destroyed, 17 amilies made homeless and estmated the damage, even in those "full value dollar" days, at $200,000."-(From Wal· ter Sinel' History) Why ? ' I ' t i ' Most impol'lant indUBtrr of Pomeroy was the Pomeroy Iron and Steel Company, established .early in the town's history. Reorganized in 1895, its officers ln 1897 were George D. Wick, president; W, A. Kingsbury, secretary and treasurer, and S. B. E. McVey, superintendent. Kingsbury had the active role in IlK! firm's manag.,. ment. They made bar, hand, an4 hoop Iron and soft steel, hors•shoe bar and cotton ties using Northern Lake ore and Northern and Southern pig Iron. , wu. 'lbe Franli: G~ 4< po, !QIIIen ~oi!Jided • 1871 <111 Iii. R. Jatob$, , 1~ 'Of 11*i'Jiiiollili ~ .OJ lbtl owilen lit 1897. -A c:ot"M111mAII ~~ - ,«blr ~~ lato the bualnUI In 1810. Be - 'Ill . PoD JWl!ll ~ ==.r~tloli "~ ill .. llldutrlll ... . Edward Hambey, 30, the.,;;,.. n't get an band and father of the cbllo ey home dren. learned of the tragedf while on a bosiness trip for Mmbey an- sociates lnvestmmt Co. He flnr home in a company plane. · indu~ for over 40 years. It . · ,: .. anna Ham- r been set. had set?n " Let me die," the housed• told atlendants at the bospital. of Misha·, '' Let me die.'' uise Boyer l d a dinqer Husbaad Flies Home The Rolling Mil}. Brewery was a small, but wen... tablished brewery to which an Ice plan,t had been added by 1897. Its proprietor, G. W. WlldermuUi, supplled the countryside with family boUle ·~leer and kiPr beer by the keg. ''· ' by tbe manner .an One of the chief industries of Pomeroy was known as J. C. Probst & Sons, furniture makers, in a brick build· ing 55xl40 feet of three stories with a ware room also three stories, of brick and 35x85. nexl · a necJtbe around her . Frank P. j Smoke ,.,. from two of a. red where mattresses where f1rea b a • L. H. Bridgem&ll was general IIWiager of the Syra<use Salt & Coal Co., lrulin offices in Hartford, Conn. Coal Ridge Salt Co., founded in 1854 was headed by J. W. Thomas, president and agent; the Hope Salt & Coal Co., located at Mason City, W. Va., had as its treasurer D. C. Davis, a resident of Pomeroy; B. Koehler was proprietor of the Excelsior Salt Works, the only survivor today of the numerous similar industries of 88 years ago. Mr. Koehler came to Pomeroy at the age of 4 In 1846; his son, Henry Koehler, resides in Syracuse today, long retired from active management of the finn Excelsior Salt Works. t The schlaeget brother~, ~o:;,~ ~:az·~r~~h~r~:~!~ a ''reliable shoe ho~sed ~~e~ father in 1855 and bought Th• brother~ succee te k of Ben Koehler. Their business out at that time the s oc was on Court-S\ until 'S:;:;r Its founding, the New York Already, 19 yea~s • t 1 lion) had become Clothing House rat lts presen m~handlser. P . I. Wolf knilwn in th~ Valle~,;"~; t~: business In 1872: Silbnrg and a Mr. Sllbur~ I g1890 I L Oppenheimer bought an retired m 1880 an n ·• M Wolff & They were Interest. It'!"' then ~n':'n iermit Walton is the owner. the owners m 1897. o ay The Peoples' Emporium opTwo smaller stores were ein one-thne dry-goods mall erated by Theodore P . Elselst ' Son then a farmer for o! the firm of ~eorge .E150~~::!tablishing the Emporium. six years, and finallyjm \ •8 shop was one· of the older W. A. Archer had a ewe er ' . . . , f:~~:;!~ was a heady industry. in merchants located Manufacture :um ade It and sold it himself, eli~· days. ~'f.jdle ·m~.f. a fairly simple thing to do ~~ the m so "easy"today. A German, he natur· t firot ln-188'1, .coming t,o E!>meroy ~- · •• 0uri· Second~~ \ W. P. ELBERFELD JACOB ELBERFELD SONS 'dren F. C. Hecox was Meigs County Prosecuting attorney in 1897 and attorney for the Hocking Valley Railroad. ) 8 vice they need. I George Wllhelml, in the Owens blocli:, was a tailor; H. C. Fish, Pomeroy solicitor (Peoples' partner), was a Kentuckian who moved north during the Civil War out of Sessesb country. He was a prominent Mason. ) . D. Ind. (UPII Detectives todaJ : the case of a young mother accutllll of .r children, th en attempted suicide. 'olded Tuesday after playmales takl l!arcia Hambey, 6, her brotbtr, ~k, old Hamod Kraig, Nearby lay the der,' · ·;;, · · wri:rts ..nd anldes ~ · B. R. Remington, born in Pomeroy in 1845, took a "scientific" course at Ohio University, was in the hardware business man;r years, then built the Remington Hotel, which burned m 1896, and rebuilt it more elegantly for occupancy In May of 1897. He served a number of terms as president of the Pomeroy school board. ' . this year.;, gin was serving In his 14th year as superMr. ane d cated at Marietta College. intendent ir 18~d ~~;,~sw~r~ was Supt. Flanegin's ~m­ T)Ie ReUflfec er ska'and his success. Enrollment at the high bJbon , e-wor school was 71 i3 tha~y:~ch lessel" percentage of young In those l"! school than today . people atte~ed hilj!'rlef notes of the prominent Pomeroy of . nal men at the turn of the Followmg are business places and pr e&SlO century' as recorded m the Reflector: Take e ty:plcal youna: family like this -~-Their financial needJ are always on the i!OW. That's why it's so important for them to bank where tbey will set every banking ser-- ren's Dea • ! • 'e Sought LAST DAY - The final trip of the street cars in 1929 was a memorable day in recent Pomeroy history. This photo, contributed by Wilbur Logan, sbows the street cars at the "switch" below Monkey Run on the las! day of operation. S. A. M. Moore, ln dry goods, was located on the west side of Court-st. A Pennsylvania native, born in 1823 near the time Ohio reached statehood, he came to Pomeroy at the age of 24, clerked for seven years for Edwards and Bros., then cast out for himself. · . f Its . nd they help greatly m rna • passed for a c1ty 0 SIZe , a . th t it is With its tng it the ~··!table p~~~ ~~:·~~.~~;~ .:d complete in ssc~l b.upmil~:f"~f ~1 paratues and facilities, and located tke.r eqw P · of the large numbers, to the advantage an011 d ctonv=~~rn~~e 1 000 pupils enrolled it has ample accom a ton , VILLAGE OFFICIALS, 1197 !tart anoth- firemen arrive. April 25, If item s are to house-to - before Sunt!ay, ' be sold at may be made by hall or contacting any The Red Anchor Store founded by Jones and Ebersbach, was under the management of E. E. Jones in 1897. I St. Hi'hcsc'fl:!;egin was superintendent of . educational .. : : th e decades The Re!lecter sa1d: '. *' by calling to this project is a.ltl!ll to 5. contributions ready · lilt George Massar o<t!upied two spacious floors at the corner of Front and Butternut-Sis in the grocery and queensware business. · · t rr· The Rellecter said: full complement of eff1c1en o I· "Pomeroy h as a . . d" . 1 J\d econom-cers. who administer its affatrs JU ICIOUS y a BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! tlee- will be The canvass will start ~ry se rvice p. m. Anyone willin& -~~ Pleas .intl.I{P.t . · The town with a population near 8,000, ~;~;~!;/"d many years of prosperity before the slump o . . Manufacturing , coal , and salt were the backbone of Ibis prosperity. . h was mayor of' Pomeroy in hi s third A. H. ~:::'.=.a~in politics, Mr. Seebohm was regard· term. A D p 's most respected citizens. Bes1des :r~~n~~~ ~ay~:."~!':~as agent for the T & 0 . C. Ry., and . . of the U. S. Express Company. · . . . 1 ,1 d H c Fish city sohc!lor; B. R. City offlclals me u.e · · . J, hn Ohl;nger Mar· · · gto esident of COUnCI 1, 0 ' Remmm n. pr ·t clerk· M Blaettnar Edw . Weeks, shal ; A: Ma,ssarFr,Cl Yk Hess 'T Robbins Th eo. Jacobs and Geo . W•lhe 101, an • · ' F. Lanham, the Aldermen. of his parents, Mr. an< \ Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a ' --3 ~-- - Othe rs were F . W. Steinbau er, a baker located op- ~- vis and family. -· . \ • • • < H;. - - . --. - . - ' t . 1 the weekend with thek Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( Racine and Mr. and I -•· --~ _, ..,,__,, •• -• • • - \ II I ~ • --.... .,.-•-r~-, \I l''i . and family of Columi - --~· ..."-----~--~ ~-, \ Columbus with theh and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and fal"') McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, I • ~ agents Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N__ _ At Much Higher Rat -- One Week Special! .. MIAMI- A TOP narcotics agent !Uld two det.cttv.. were to be lonnally today wdh .f\ Whaloy. Mr. and Mrs. K.! returned home Satv ing, after an oveml:_ ·"""'-·--·~- ' NYLONS II,..._. • Ht Mrs. Larry Stemen:. and Larry of La~ weekend guests of ftobbin.s . poi sed and blithe !lplflted. pert and petite, hu the im· part of an H-BOMB! fllltl lcleb "'"''"= Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson J ERR't '..EWIS " DISORDERLY ORDERLY" ....... jllllo.--looilllll tie watkins, Thelma McDan· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and fnod - Carole Phillips, Car· M~Jzera iels, and Jean Tatterson, M~b- family , rie J~r.L~ SaDdr..a .u .. u:-'- - - - - · _, _ _...,...,..,_ _ _ _ _ _......._il!!ll" Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum-1 el Pettit, Dora Pettit, Fntz Judy J!ut~her. ObW. _u..~-· ·- · _. _ _ ,. --··------ Pomeroy >ton of fa1th and Mr. and Mrs. LAST TIME TONIGHT ID the S • Gl·ven erv1Ce At Nurs•'ng Home Mainly About Pamenw. OhiG • _ RobJ~son, 1 MEIGS THEATRE ... ·-----. .... ................. , ,... ...... --l!i!!l"" ,_..-,-. ...... ,_____ ... . ;lace ,;ill • "f', ,- ' '- t· " . '·' ····· ~~ I companion "There was absolutely no JD. bey home,: dication of anytbin& WlCIIIL., the four· said one police offieer. .. ., JOm floor. 1 to lat "There was no 1J1in that llirthing was ~~ ~'~ '~ Mrs. MaggiO. ... . ·~ · ~ . OVEC ReeJeds Board of Dlreelon �.. • Sacrament oiBaptism is Given · At Roc:k Springs Methodist Church .Tile aaenment of baptism Edwanl Ball aDd IIOIIS, TomlnJ ijp Riven and fiw were ree<l... and Bobby were received ., t!ilnto membership at lhe Roct transfer. Cathy Abbott also waJ lprinp Metboc!llt dlurcb dill'- baptized. Ina lhe woroflip servlce SUnday. !Jul"lng the SUnday Scbool . . bour, Easter Sunday, tbe prtA clntala, "'!be Olildren s mary IIDd beginner& class diJ"OCI. ~leluia," was presented by lhe led by the teachers Mrs. Harjiinior choir direcled by Mn. :okJ Blackston and 'Mrs. NormWilliam Radford. Taking part · sn Weyersmiller presented a were Donoa Fr~ncis, D1ana program. weyersmiller, Edd1e Abbott, Several recttallons were glv· Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey, en includmg, The Easter Story, Sl~z.anna a~d Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford;. A Real Rachard Klzzep ~ar~ Grueser, Welcome, David Hams: Pass Tommy Ball , Conme Radford lt Around, Bruce Blackston; and ~E'becra Radffll d, With . Big Fol~s and Little Folks, She!Tie Bfackslon and Mar YIJudy Radford; He Is In My Radfo:d &! narrators, _and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter F'ranrts as !Prayer· Donnie Smith·' A Glad . accompamst. h b p recedmgt e sermon Y Rev . Welcome Bobby Ball· and JesChester LemJey. Sharon Braw· us Loves , Me This l Know BrJley, Marla Grueser and Eddie I Kizzee. ' ' . ed · Abbott were ba1:1 I~:z Following the program, an ed Into memberstup b~ hunt was held for the chU· ~1on of faith were Eddie sharon Brawley, Marla and Suzanna and Donna low . On Palm Sunday Cathy Abboll Rebecca Radford and Qln . . Sherne Blackston were · b h' b f eop e n ~-d mto m.em ers ap y L'On es>~on of faith and Mr. and Mrs. M • IY AbOUt p 1 1 Pomeroy Give Layette Shower Saturday AroAundboutAnd MI'ddl eporf LA$T TIME TONIGHT JERR'\' '..EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" (T~hnicolor) Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver, Glenda Farrell Colorcutoona WED. 1nd THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 23-24 ''THE KILLERS'' tTechnicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson. Ronald Reagan, John Cassavettes. "'THE CADDY" ferry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates, .,Dall1 S.11tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 20, 11108 Wti'JfiD ...... lllp '""' t...... to .. ., _ ·-pel -, doady ,__ .....-.:: DgCUNu Projedl Tile annual jU!Iior-u ball- '!be Raclno Jolly Nelgbboro Ml8l Tesanoa Wltito and que! and prom of Mldd1eporl mel April 10, with advllorl Mrl. Karen Pettit enlertalned wllb Higb Scbool will be beld Frl- NeJaler and Mrs. McGraw. a Iayetle ohower Saturday evedsy evening, AprD 2S at the Preoldent RbODcla !rYin ~ n1ng al the bome of Mrs. Beu- Tommy Scally, son of Mr. higb school. Commiltees II8IJ>o ed IIDd minutes were resd by lab Wbite In bonor of M r 8 • and Mrs. Tom Scally, Is a Jn- ed lor the prom Include-Theme the secretary, Mktey WoUe. Tbomas Darst of Akron. A co~ lien! at Veteran< MOI!I()rial hllll- - Dave Burkett, Kenneth lla1' Dues were paid and treasuror scheme of pink and whlte pita! lD Pomeroy where be II 1"18, Kalhy BratiM, Cllrlstlne er Garcia McGraw read the was carried oul lD lhe d.cora- under treatment lor a broken Bailey and Olita Lewis: Orch... financial report. tions. arm he rece1ved m a fall twu , tra - Sean Mullen. Bnddy Reports were given by Rltoo· weeks ago. He will ~dergo sur- Moore; Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev· Tht glfll were placed on a gery on the srm this week. His Cunnlngbam, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Nelgier, Gsrtable covered wlth a whtte doth room ·number ts 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wo1fe, and i with p~ and white stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Col~ Demratlona - Davi~ Ashley, Renee Burh.e on the Meigl Couners making a canopy. Games bw, spent the weekend waUl To;m Baker. Tom Blame, John ty Conferertce meefinl which I were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April s. '!be club disMary Baumgardner, Lucy Bechtle. Coleman, Robert caruthers, Pat cussed projects and project Wears and Patty KJoes. Mrs. C. M. Ervin bas . re- Edwards, John Evans, Micl>· ·books were handed out. Recrea. turned to her home m Bndge- ael Gardner, WilHam Hulley, tlon was planned by Garcia A salad course with lime port W. Va. after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance • McGraw. Re1reshmen~.~~ •· d ' . ' were 5herbet punc h v.:as serve to week wath Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson Ronnie Hlndy th !bel and those &ttlending including Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood ' Melvin MiUiron' served by _Be ss, Charles White, Mrs. A g n e 5 her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie Robert Pooler' Beverly Ervm. The next ma:etWh"lI e.. Do rot hY w·Il' caro- Schroath, who had spent the Joe Reichman, • Fred Rollinson,' Ing Is .May 8' at lhe RaCine 1 lams. 1 lyn Galkey, ~earl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, Methodist church. Aven~lle Pettlt, Kay Platt_er, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, PhyUis Pettit and Beulah Wh1le. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stepbenson Gary Stobart, . . children. and Jerry Veauger Sendmg s•fls were Mrs. Paul M nd M . . ' H ptonst 11 R Ohlin Ed r. a rs. Thomas Darst lnvllahons - Allee Darst, a a • ose ger, · 0 f Ak t th k d ilh 'l'ltomas, Jean Zirkle, Mary "th hron spenth Me weeD elnh Mary T~aford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, aso. L M K" v· R" WI ts mo er, rs. eu a Lmda GUkey Becky Gilkey; sisled by members of the Rock ~con, ena c m1ey, 1 ue, White Pro c' • Cook Ca Mrs Carl Williams Jren Hag · gram - onrue e, r- Springs Methodist dlurch con· • e - Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry GladweU, ducted services at the Carman ":!t~~~ren,;;;:.:::,:na~~: Columbus visited Sunday wilh Rod Sauer. and Roy Coleman; Nursing Home on Good Friday. •1 d J • Mal>- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bulcher and food - Carole Phillips, Car· Mem~a asowi= "'" --~·- at Services Given At NUrSing . HOme f[.· OhW> ..U - " - -~i~ ~:~::5andr~- u-m-• . ·-----...............-.... ................. In abe _.. .................. .... 116 ......... I WORLD MIAMI - A TOP FEJ:IEIUll. narcotics agent and two1 ~~~:, delecllves were to be cl formally today with accepting briheo from a narcotics pusher who turned Informer. The pusher reported he had set up d~al to pay the men $2,000 month to ""keep off the heat." Federal narcotics NEW! the product that does _____ just,eho t ..,..,_.L._ __ .L· 11 -~----· ----~-----~~·~·~.- ..-:-"' . • _ .. -"'" - .~ --,. I ; .•• ',(:.._ -- - ___ ....... ,.... ----~ ... -- .... - I' .. - - --·-- -· ·The New - . - -· .... ···- --~ -- --- - ·---- en tine Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, • ' at y e - tc...t_ji!M._ • 'It - • -· ........ ..._.... 1011111, ... ....... .... Lllllt ..... IO'Itbeolll 'l'llanday. J.,.., ME~:~~!~.TRE :::r~~:~r~:~l1:~;~ ~~:~~i~!fl;;};:~:.:~1! ~·~~~.: Mrs. John F. Bail; - - . Mr. and Mrs. He of Bellefontaine ail! Mrs. Larry Stemen~. and Larry of La~ weekend guests of Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Kl returned home Satu ing, after an overn~ Columbus with thet and son-in-law, Mr. Pal Quinn and lam Mr. and Mrs. John 1 daoghter of Colwnbt weekend guests of he Mr. nnd Mrs. Bradfm Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Col~ lhe weekend with the~ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( • Racine and Mr. and I . Jr.-$r of MHS Is on Friday - ... ·-- --- -·-- - -- .. - - I'''i r • • • I =ash Pro· rice will _ bel The canvas!: wW start ~ se-rv~ce p.m. Anyone willine 49 by calilng ; to this project Is ~ te ..,,..,,., >. contributions ready Jibq !tart anotb- firemen arrive. . April 25, If items are to house-to -, before Sund&1, ' be sold at may be made by call.iiJI ' hall or contacting any dillioJ i l i tor Brown, Over a Century Minersv~ Mr. and Mrs. El111< ham spent Easter in ,( her mother, Mrs.·;. vis nnd family . Mr. and Mrs. Anthijll ler and daughter, Lin& Iumbus were week~ of his parents, Mr. aati Jacob Schuler. . Mrs. Emesl Kennedy ~ I I r 'e Sought i; reo's Deatl) of Service 1 D, Ind . (UP!) Detectives toda1 1the case of a young mother accu-.4 of 1r children, ihen attempted suicide, olded Tuesday after playmates said lfarcia Ham bey, 6, her brothlll", Mp-k, old Ham-- One Week Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS 3 nd PR.NP~~- $1·0 MIDDLEPORT, D. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ,_ p a neckl!e around her thri>il.t. · Fran, · Smoltt rose from twa ot 1111 red where mattresses where firel h ad aM H a am- I been set. had se~n ,. Let me di e, , the L---~• IP.~Wtt:Wuil told atlendanls at the oospltaL ~ Mlsha- ; " Let me die." u1se Boyer d a dinqer Hu1baad FHet Home •bey Tues- Edward Hambey, 30, the '1il... n't gel an band nnd falher of tbe chilo ey home dren. learned ol tbe tra&ed7 while on a business trip lot .._ mbey an- sociales Investment Co. He flew I home in a company plane. dren ," she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, de~ toroner, said the children W .pill! been dead about six hours fore they were -okl house- 'f'hree bad been garroted y guard ai nylon stockings; tho fourtb She had slrangled with a ~. stranglmg Today detecti.ves ' aougbt . .. . and Kratg, answer the simple ~~ , Why' ' -. companion I "'There was abaohltely 110 .... aey ·home, i dication of anytbinc Wl'GIIit~ the four •said one police officer. ~ -t JOm floor. "There was no tl&n lhal thing was botberiJ -.~ · . . Mrs. Maggio. -'~i / ·. • ' I \ ·. . ( ·', '' FlRI! PROTECTION - Pomeroy's Volunteer Fire Departments have been operating since during tbe 1800s. Improvement& bave eonti11ually been sought and . are still being m.lde. Just recently, tl!ls new tanker-pumper truck was purella"'d. Other eljlilpment includes the em· ergenq truck and the truck housed in the town hall building'. The other photo shows the equipment as it was at the turn of the century as the firemen participat· ed ina parade. l ' I I .,..,, ·• ' I' '. ; n- Smith o.- n. trend is .,. As always when people - " to- -••d. - - Take a typical YOUJll family like this M. __ Their financial needs are always on the grow. That's why lt't so irn- ••• ••xJNQ llllh•r wilh a wil to do and to •unity shows a - . 1 el clewlapnent and-~~~ ............ As ....,.. _ ...... in .......... .. I'BR'J'IUZER · - •xpen•ia.-.,- _ .... - · - ...... I '!.· portont for tbem to 1 to Signed: Theo Smith !. bank where tbe:r will I at get every baDldn& ser- vice they need. -~- ' L • On this occasaon ' c .••-. "- I .,;._ -' . . . • F ,.. )" ~ That's why they bank here! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking · . •,:. ,. ' ·service, under one roof. We talce this opportunity to tlaanlc each and everyone for • 1ft their pciSt patronage oncl foolc·forward to serving you the futuie: ' ·!. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ( j ~, ~·..,...-. ,- ( l'alional ... ... . ;_} ; .. < ~ .,.. .tr .' ..... • '~·· ""<. :;r,,·~, • . • ~~ ,$c;" . 1 . "' .....~· .• . ~· .. ' Member ll'e4tnl Deposit lnaunnce CorpoTatloa __ .,. .,._... . ,' ] . ' ' :~ -· ' nt I. d \.' .. .. of ..Pomeroy's 1.2.5th -A nniversary ,. . I 'I· •• .l ' •1. '• ,. --~ -· ... .• ,. R 1 ;4. efitsforeadtMdevery-elus. -· t d.r,' lllr · ~ext . Wl"ists ~ 'anilft ""~ ·dren / Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Kraig, INearby lay the I.LLS • ·.-" • · ·. ,, OVEC ReeJel!bl Board of DiMctor. �·Sacrament of Baptism is Given At Rock Springs Methodist Church .. " • Give Layette Shower Saturday Around And About M•dd/ rf ..... ..... _,.,. .. 8:-Da!IJ SeDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 20, 11181 . Jr.-Sr at MHS Is on Friday Dueua•ei Pro}eeU . . IIIooiiJ Edward Ball and ""'"· 'romm1 The llii1IUI! JWJ)or- biJJo The Racine Jolly Netcbboll and Bobby were rect!lved b7 llllsa Teunoa Wblte and quet and prom ol Mlddleport mel AprlllO, wltb advllors Mn. tranafer. Cathy Abbott also wu Karen PeltU entertained wilb I Hl&h School will .be beld l"rr- Nelgler and Mrs. McGraw. baptized. · a layette Jbower Satunlay eveday ovenlna, April :Ill II the Preoideul 1lbollda l!n1n presldDurin& the SUnday SCbool •Ins at the bome ol Mrs. Beu- Tommy SCally, IIOfl of Mr. hlgh school. Commll*l nam· ed and mmulotl were read by . hour, Easter Sunday, the prj. lab White 1n boDOr of Mrs. and 1\lra. Tom Scally, IS a pa- ed for the prom IDclude-Theme the IM!CI'elary, Mickey WoHe. A l'llntata, "The Cbildren's mary and beginners cl... direclo Thotna> Darst of Akron. A co~ llent at VeteraJII Memonal hQSo - Dave Burkett, Kennetb Har- ou.. were paid llld treuur1\lleluia " was presented by the jed by the teachers, 1\lra. Har- or scheme of pink and vroite pltal ln Pomeroy wbere be II rls, Kathy Bratton, Cbrlstlne er Garcia McGraw read the junior choir directed by Mrs. ;old Blackston and Mrs. Norm- was carried out in the decora· under treatment for a broken Bailey and Ollta LewLB; Orche&- financlal report. William Radford . Taking part an Weyer51lliller presented a ilona arm he received in a fall two tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were glveo by RboDwere ~na Francis, Diana program. weeks ago. He will ~dergo su: Moore, Kathy S~sL~r, Jon da Ervin, Sharon E~in, Bev~ Weyersnuller. Edd1e Abbott, Several recitations were giv· Tht gifts were placed on a gery 011 the arm this week. His Cunningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Netgler, GarKathy Abbot! Sharoa Brawey, Ien including , The Easter Story, table covered with a white cloth room ·number is 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and Sm.s nna a~d Donna Partlt~w , by Stephanie Radford ; A Real with pi~ and white stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colnm- Decorationa - Davi~ Ashley, Renee BurJ.e on the Meigs CounRtchard K1zzee Mar~ Grueser, Welcome, David Harris: Pass I ers makmg a canopy. Games bus, spen t the wee-kend with ,TO:m Baker, Tom Bl_a1ne, John ty Conference meeting which Tommy 8.-'1 11. Conme Radf~rd lit Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and prues won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Qlake, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April 5. 'Ibe club dlsand Rl" becca Radford , w1th , BiR: Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner , Lucy Bfochtle. . Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pat cus!ed projects and project Sherrie Blackston and M a r Y Judy Radford ; He ls Jn My Wears and Patty Kloes. Mrs. C. M. Ervm .has . re- Edwards, John Evans, Mich- books were handed out. RecreaRadford a! narrators. and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter . . turned to her home m Bndge- ael Gardner, Wi1llam Hatley, tlon was planned by Garcia Francts as accompamst A salad course With hme port. W. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance. McGraw. Refreshments were 1Praver, Donnie Smith ; A Glad PrE"ceding the sermon by Rev_ WelCome, Bobby Ball; and Jes- sherbet pwt~h w~s ser_ved to week with Mr s. R. C. Sansbury. Paul WUson, Ronnie Hindy, served by Beth 'l'tM&s. and ChesT er Lt!mle)·. Sharon BrawLoves Me , This 1 Know , Bri- those atten~mg mcludmg Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. The next meetley, Marla Grueser and Eddie I Kizzee. Charlea Wh1te, Mrs. A Kn e s her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, i 18 May 8 at the Racine Ab~tt were bapt~zed . Recelv- Following the program, an White .. Dorothy WiHiam5, Caro- Schroa.th, who bad spent ~e Joe Relchman, Fred Robi~son, ~~odist ch~h. I. ed mto membership by confeshunt was held for the chil· · lyn G1lkey, Pearl HoHman, week m Sarasota, Fla.. With Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, . sian of faith were Eddie Abbott Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene stephenson Gary Stobart, and Suzanna and Donna PRrtSe d' .fls Mr p children. and Jerry Yeauger. low. " n 1118 B• were . s. au1 Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Darst lnvitati011s - Allee Darst, f UfStng On Palm Sunday, Cathy AbHaplonstall, Rose Ohlmger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end M T ford B nda Toney, ~e Rev. Cheoter Lemley, .,. ith Thomas, Jean Zirkle, Mary I . . ar;y ~a ' re lll bolt , Reberca !!Jldford and B L M K' I v·1 R.f With hiS mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: slsted by membars of the Rock 1 e, White. Sherrie Blackston were receivaeon, ena . _c m ey , Program - Connie Cooke, Car- Springs Methodist church coned into membership by confeseop n Mrs. Carl Willtams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, ducted services at the carman The sacrament of baptism iJ_. given 11111 fiw wert ....,.;.,. 'II Into membership at the Rod lpr!np Melhodlsl cllurcb dill" ln& the worship service Sunday. I epo I ~ _,..._~.,.. l '"' • ...... • at y e ....... · ..... , ....'l'MnUy. - · Lillie ...., ..rJaeMt - • enttne · . 1 a 1 ...,_...... --e!!l._·---...... .,......... ......... ,.............. _.......... . . , lD the ..............,............ ~ Mam • / y About p 1 1 e Pomeroy """ of faith and Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE Pan'tef'OY, Ohio 1 LAST TIME TONIGHT .I ERR\ '-EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" <Technicolor) Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Colorcartoona WED. Mr ond THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 23-24 "THE KILLERS'' tTechDicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie DJckln· ~on. Ronald Reagan, John Cassavettes. "'THE CADDY" Dean Martin, 1erry Lewis, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYJ TUES. Aorll 25·26-21 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (TechnJcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Hea. lherton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl, Joey Heatherton Ylvaclous, poised and blithe spirited, pert and petite, hat the impact of an H-BOMB! P•-turett•: Poat Man WIM · Colorcartoons E A L rd I Col E;:::wfti·;~;!t ~I ~w!:ttt~~~~:~?· ~!_u_.d_l_~_ut~~~ -m~ L~~- --~ -_- Mr. and Mrs. HE \ of Bellefontaine at> Mrs. Larry SlemeJ< and Larry of Lak weekend guests of Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Kl ! / - ~- ." --- -· -· • : -~ - ... Memws . I • HOme ,...u.HnoGood ""' Friday. --~·- · -• gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay , Myr- Columbus visited Sunday witb Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nursing Home on tie WatklllS, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - Carole Phillips, Car' tels, and Jean Tatterson, Mab- family. rie Se!In Sandr"· u-•"-· . 1 WORLD t Services Given A N t NEWI the product that does 1 _ _ 1 ·--·ius:l.:: 11 ·::v••:· · '--. ' •,-(_. 1111 : ---~·-~~·=~:~=---~:~-~---·. -'"'--''-·'--=-'-·~ .: ,:-.:_-:~ '-·*··' t L( ::".:- _ -:·- MIAMI- A TOP narcotics agent and two detectives wore to be formally today with acceptlns br!bea il'orn a narcotics pusher who turned informer. 1be pusher reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $2,000 a month to "keep off the heat'' Federal narcotics I,. -.':-_6 I . \ ~ . ---• • Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, ---- ... ·-·· -------- --.- ---- -· td Cash Prop returned home Satu ing, after an overn~ Columbus with thet and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and fam Mr. and Mrs. John • daughter of Columbt arry-out service will be 1 The canvass wlU start t and delivery service p m. Anyone willin& ~· e obta~ed by caJiing to this project is tit ~1 . WY 2-_3145. contributions ready 1fba iremen w1ll start anoth- firemen arrive. !ct Sunday. April 25, If items are to Dey ca:cwass house-to . before Sunday, ll" articles to Ill' sold at may be made by ()n May 22. hall or contacting any *' ask-" weekend guests of he Mr. and Mrs. Bradfm Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with theb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ! ) Racine and Mr. and I tor Brown, Minersvillt Mr. and Mrs. Elmt ham spent Easter in ( with her mother, Mrs .• vis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Antht\11 ler and daughter, Llndi Jumbus were weeke~ his parents, Mr. aDii Jacob Schuler. ' Mrs. Ernest a otive Sought i' tildren's Deat& ' ' One Week Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS •UTH BEND, Ind. fUPI) Detectives tqdaJ' a motive m th~ case of a young mother a~ Of ing her four children. then attempted suicide. e case unfolded Tuesday after playmates uld dn 't seen Marcia Hambey, 6, her brolb,r, 14rk, tbe 2·year·old Ham· :IS , Kelly and Kraig, l N b 1 ~ eary ay th e mother ,• ~111...,.;; • • • 1 wri~ts oand ankles ....._.. ~agglo ch1ldren next . 3 necktie around her t.l'lroAt. nl:lf'rf'd . Mrs. F'rank P., Smoke rose from two of tbl also wonderPd where I mattresses where fires h a 4 1er, Mrs. Dt>anna Ham- been set. FLOOD OF 1907 NYLONS Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan ( RALL'S BEN FRANKliN t 1 • MIDDLEPORT, 0. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ·- .. ,. BRIDGE B~~T IN RECORD TIME _ . T~e million dollar bridge spanning the beautiful Ohio River between Pomeroy and Mason w va was ded lcated in 1928. ' • · According to Edgar Ervin's Hlsto 0f M 1· {11149) W. A. Campton and W. F. Re~ both ~e~~1. took the lea~ership in. promoting the joint bridge highway proJect. • They ~ceived assistance from the towiiB through which the h•~way paosed_ and it broUght ao interstattJ interest in th~ roac! bo"d J8sue.•of West Virginia u 1920. In due lime, Mr. Compton and Mt; Reed were eoa:. tact~ by Mr. Dravo ~the ~vo Cootractlng in Pittsburgh llld definite pUios were made to b the bridge. The Dravo . Compall.f is the · same firm that ~ cenUy wall awarded - the eootract for the Racioe Loeb and Take 1 typical youna family like this __ __ Their financial needa are always CH'l the grow. TbAt'a why it's so important for tbem to bank where they will Jet every bankiDI llervice they need. FLOOD OF 1907 . ' .. '· '·J• - Jlll8ject. · -,! • . ). . .... ·)' ' ,. t •' That's why they bank here! And that's why you •hould, too. AI this bank, you'll find full bankln1 · ·service, under one roof. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ' was eomplet- ' Jr .. . . 'I . .' ' .. ......, .( ,, "·(i_ Member J'~eral Depoolt In8llnJiee Corporatloa .. , .J ~-,-.- ,- ........ •r'l_,lf.: / , ~ I -~ ·, 'h eiJbt months ne!ists will be ··;-\\-\ _., .._, .' olgbt·IIIOiiths wa. •complet- . electric power rving the Tri-state ar. Pete Lebold, 1mpany, Newark; 1pson. Kentucky !lily, Ashland; ' , 1,:..:.•~ '. .... ~. ··- . /fa tiona I • 1CEvent ... ( ·~ e Panel at ThelllaJn . o.flhe ·~ · ---~11-Mo 1~, ' ffet IW·-....,;ihi ·,._ . ·.. zMk...,. . df'll ,... _ .' ., .,...~ \ ,., ' . ' "--' .. "• .,. ' \ ~. ·er Men to C:::l'lany I ' s., \~o one had s~n I " Let me die," the housewllll da. · , told attendanls at the hospital. nearh~· town of Misha· , "Let me die." ld .. \ lrs. Louisf' Boyer ried . ShE' had a dinner Husband Flin Home h Mrs. Ham bey Tues - Edward Hambey. 30, the 'Tu• tt but couldn '! gel an band and father of the chi). at the Hambey home dren. learned of the tragecl:J ·.lOne. while on a business trip for ~ '• Mrs. Hambf.y an- sociates Investment Co. He flew tiP phone I home in "8 company plane. 'ed my children:• she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, dePQt:J coroner, said the children hal llhE'r In Hospital been dead about six hours before they were the 28-year-old house. 1'hree had been garroted ""'a,, •''· : under ~eavy guard at nylon stockings; the fourth ,._.. I Hosp1tal. She had strangled with a necktie. ~ide after strangli_ng Today detectilte! ~- f?U8ht . tTl Mark . K~Jiy and KraJg, answer the simple questioa·: ~ to pollee. Why? ;qyer and a companion I ''There was absoluteJy .., Ia. o the Hambey home. : dication of anything ~• . and fDund the four · said one police offieer. ; ';-· >D a bedroom floor. "There was no slen tbat: ...... - -~.hlng was ?other~~~~ ~~ -· program will be aftOI'IlOO!l . and Elks' l· • < ~ . -~ ' ., J J .-~· "•' Mrs . Maggm. · · · ·• . OVEC ReeleetBoardofD~ �.. .~' SaerQment ol Baptism is Given Give Layette · M hod' Ch h At Rock Sprmgs et 1st urc ·The ShowerSCiturdnv sacrament of baptl!m Edward Ball aod sons, ToiDIIIJ _, iJao given and live were reoe!Y. til into membership at the Rock lprllllll Methodbt church durlng the wor.ship service SUnday. . , Around AboufAnd M'ddl rf . Jr -Sr at MHS ls.on FriJnv -, The aD1III8I junlo<- ban- •nd Bobby were received by Mlsl Texanna White and quet and prom ol Mlddleport tranafer. Gathy Abbott allo waa Kareo Pettll entertained with I High SchOOl will bo bald Frlbaptized. · layette Jbower saturday eveday evening, April 23 at the 1 During the Sunday School nlng at the borne of Mrs. Beu- Tommy Scally, son of Mr. high school. Committees lUllllhour, Easter SUnday, the prt- lah Wblte in honor of Mrs. and Mrs. Tom Scally, ts a pa· ed for the prom Include-Theme epo A Cllntata1 "The Chlldren 9 mary and beginne•'S ciBSll difect.. Thomas Darst of Akron. A col- tlent at Veterans Memonal hos- - Dave Burkett. Kenneth H~ A)leluw. " was p~sented by the led by the teachers, Mrs. Har- or scheme of pink and white p1tal in Pomeroy where be ls ris, Kathy . Bra~, Cbrt:sUne jUnior choir oiirected by Mrs. , old Blackston and Mrs. Normas carried out in the decora- u~er treatment for a broken Batley and Ohta Lewl!; OrchesWilliam Radford . T~king .part an Weyersrnlller presented a ~ arm he received in a faU two tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy were Donna Fra.ncls, Daana program ~· IOrui. . weeks ago. He will ~dergo s~- Moore, Kathy S~~r, Jon Weyersmiller , Eddie Abbott, Several recitations were givThe gifts were placed on a gery on the ar~ this week. His Cunningham, Dav1d Oliver, Tom Kathy Abbott SharoA Brawey, len including, The Easter Story, · table covered with a white cloth roo~ ·numl>er lS 111. Evans an~ Eddie Gil.more. Snzanna a~d Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with plnk and white stream- M1ss Sarah Bechtle, Col~ Decorataons - Dav1~ Ashley, RJrhard Kalzee ~aria Gru~r, Welcome, David Harris : Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the w~kend Wllb.,To.m Baker, Tom Blame, John Tommy Ball . Conme Radt~rd lt Around, Bruce Hlackston; were played and priz.es won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blake, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph and Rt>be('('a Radford, w1th Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumg~;~rdner , Lucy Beclltle. Coleman, Robert caruthers, Pat My Wears and Patty Klots . Mrs. C. M. Ervin _has . re- Edwards, John Evans, MlchSherne Blackston and MarY Judy Radford: He Is Jn Radfo~d B! narrators, _and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter . . turned to her home m B:Jdge- ael Gardner, Wi11iam Halley, Franrts as accompamst. Praver, Donnie Smith; A. Glad A salad course wtth hmeiPort , W. Va., after spendmg a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance. Preceding the sermon by Rev . Wel~ome, Bobby Hall; and Jes- sherbet punc.h w~s served to week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Hindy. f'hester Lemley. Sharon Bra~-- us Loves Me, This 1 Know, Bri- those atten~mg mcludmg Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, ley, Marla Grueser and an Kizzee Charles Wh1te, Mrs. Agnes her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie Robert Pooler, Abbott were baptized. Following the program an 1White , Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroath, who had spent the Joe Reichm~n. Fred Robinson, ed into membership by hunt was held for th~ chi)- 1 lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, sian of faith were Eddie Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Sharon Brawley, Marla Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene stephenson Gary Stobart, I •nd Suzanna and Donna low. On Palm Sunday. Cathy R•b<>cca Radford boll. Sherrie Blackston were ed into membership by SIOn of faith and Mr. and MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Olllo LAST TIME TONIGHT JERRY '...EWIS "DISOROERL Y ORDERLY .. (Technicalort Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Colorcartoon1 WED. and THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY AJtril 23-24 U"fHE KILLERS'' !Technlcolor) Lee Marvin. Angie Dickinson. Ronald Reag&n, John Cassavettes. NTH! CADDY" rerry Lewis, Dean Martln, Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDA!, TUES. April 15·26-:U 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' ITechnlcolor) Bette Davis. Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joe~ _ Hea· lherton. Novel by Harold Robbin.~. A Teenage girl, .Joey Hentherton vivacious, poised and blithe spirited, pert and petite, bas the im· pact of an H-BOMB! P••tureHe: Po&t Man Wins Colarc•rteona 1 Sending gif'· were Mrs Paul children. ... 8ri>all7 sentinel, Pomeroy·Midllleport, 0., Apr. 20, 1881 • Dues were paid and treasure.r Garcia McGraw read the fmancial report. Reports were given by Rban· da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Beverly Ervin, Shirley Nelgler, Garcia McGraw, Mickey W~lfe, and Renee Burl.:e on the Meags ~­ ty Conference meeting wht~h was held A.pril 5. 'I1le club dis· cussed projects and project books were handed out. Recreation was planned by Garcia McGraw. Refresbmenta were served by Beth Theiss, and Beverly Ervin. The next meet. . May 8 at the Racine ~gth~' t chu~ch and Jerry Yeauge,, Mr. and Mrs. Don Strams of ole Anderson, 1 ·-· e IS • at ' . Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum· Jeis, aod Jean Tatterson, Mal>- family. rie ll!!~rB, Sandi'-" bus was the weekend guest of el Pettit, Dora ~ettit, Fritz Judy ~utd.\ee,. QhiA ....11·~-- ·- . .. Swartz and Mane . l'urn<r· ... · · · . --- •. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson ~rul ---;"·~~--.,. ..... --- · -. .. . . of Bellefontaine ario Mrs. Larry Stemeo. and Larry of Lak. the f,_, .......... . . .................... WORLD ... lllltlll,... I. Services Given At Nursl'ng Home MIAMI- A TOP NEW! the product that does Gladwell, dueled &ervices at the Carman " ....,.._.. , - - ----~,..- ·--.-·--.-·· ~~~ ~~ · { L '=·· ... ·" •., .... _, " narcotics agent aud two detectives were to be formally today with bribes from a narcotics LI wbo turned informer. The er reported he had set up deal to pay the men ,%,1100 a lllOIJth to "keep off the beat" Federal narcotic• ... ..,,.. - -· .. .. .... at y • • enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make ••#"••·---'-·~·- I / I "' . ~~ ~ ~- weekend guests of Whaley. i - :1 Mr. and Mrs. Kl: returned home Satv ing, after an overn.it. ~.~ '~ :-!'t ''""-! Columbus with the& and son-ln-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and fai'Q Mr. and Mrs. John. daughter of Columbt weekeod guests of he Mr. and Mrs. Bradfot Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Colurni the weekend with theh Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( Racine and Mr. and I tor Brown, MinersvillE ID _... ,,_..._, __............,.,.,...._ ._......,._ . . . .... .._...~ : ••••, . a Nlf ........ Colombu. visited Sunday with Rod sauer, and Roy Coleman: Nursing Horne on Good --F -n ' da _ Y ~ · -----~ _j ..... ~--_·-~-~-~-_-_ _ _...,.;.___(._-_. ~le Watkms, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and f'ood --. Carole Phi1Hps, Car- Me~ ~iatina t~.- ___... - ··- ' .. • e Jolly Nelghbon met April 10, with advllora Mn. Nelgler and lllr8. McGraw. Preoldenl l\hoiHia Ervin presld· ed and minutea were read by the secretary, Mickey Wolfe. The Racine • Mrs. Carl Wtlhams, Irene Hag. gy Mrs Florence Hannay Myr WI!A'I'HU Ducru•ea ProiecU Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invitations - Alice Darst, Haptonstall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed· of Akron spent the week end Mary Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, a.. tth Thomas, ~08~. ~rkl~. ~"r"' with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gllkey, Becky Gilkey; sisted by members of the Rock Bacon, Lena. _c m ey, 1 1 e, White. Progl-am - Connie Cooke, Car-- Springs Methodist church conoo:t M • 1 Ab 01n Y OUt p 1 1 eop e n Pomeroy M~~- Jz~~ ~B~ Racine 4-R Cluli -. ·_ .."",. • arry-out servic~ will be 1 The canvass WiU start ·;at t. i and delivery servire p.m. Anyone wiJling ~ ........ ~ obtained by calling ! to this project ia askf1! to !java ,., 1 " ~· • Mr. and Mrs. Elmt ham spent Easter in ( her mother, Mrs. i. vis and family. ~1, ' ( ,'.", btt_.re:t:·· T I ,.. f l ·:.>; Mr. and Mrs. AnthClll ' ler aod daughter, Lini!l iumbus were weeken~ f of his parents, Mr. atill Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy lI ' ' J One Week Special! < olive Sought i' tildren's Deat& ' ! I contnbutions ready Ji1,oa . iJ111 WY 2-3145. iremen will start <moth- firemen arrive. . ect Sunday. Apnl 25. If items are to hey cagvass house--to - ~ before Sunday, arJifig · li' art1cles to be sold at may be made by cal.J.ID8 · on May 22. hall or contacting any .~ i td Cash Projeq~ >UTH BEND . Ind. IUPI! Detectives tl)day a motive in the case of a young mother accused of ing her four children. then attempted suicide• .e case unfolded Tuesday after playmates said dn 't seen Marcia Hambey, 6, her brother, MJI'k, the 2-year-old Ham- - · ru;, Kelly and Kraig, IN '_._ · ear by 1ay th e mowfta". \ ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS . h'ld · wrists '8!Hl ankles -.L ·\1 agg 10 c 1 ren next · a ned.tie around her throat. ndert'd. Mrs. F'rank Smoke rose from two of 0. also K'Ondered where ~~ H mattresses where fires b a t1 1er , Mrs . vo:anna am· b eense.t N0 ld 18 'd· one seenl '· Let me die," the housewife <JV ·· lold attendants at the hospital nearb~· town of Misha-, '' Let me die ." 1d., :\·1rs. Louise Boyer rled . Sh(> had a dinf)er Husbaad Filet Rome h Mrs. Hambt>v Tues· Edward Hambey, 30, tbe Tu• tt but couldn 't gf't an band and father ot the ~ Jt the Hambey home dren, learned of. the tragedp itme. while on a business trip far A.-. .' )trs. HOimbey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew :htt phonP home in a company plane. 1 td my ch ildren." she · Dr. F. Dale Nelson, deput)' P.j I ! eoroner, said the children W been dead about sJx hours 1Je.. fore they were dJBCOVeral. lht 28-year-old house- 1'hree had been garroted w.Mb : under heavy guard at nylon stockings; the fourth . . I Hospita l She had strangled with a neqktie. icide ~fter strangli~g Today detectil'el . sought '18 ~ark , K~lly and Kralg, answer the simple questitlll g to po llee. Why? : \Oyer and a companion j '·There was absolutely no Jn. o the Hambey home,: dication of anything ltnXII." · . and found the four • said one police officer. ; ., :»n "' bedroom floor. "There was no lien that .,_ , Hher In Hospital Take • typieal youna: family like this ---Their financial neecb are always on the grow. Tbat'a why it'B so important for them to bank where the)' will aet every bankine service they need. - - -· -~--~- lhing was hotheriiJ& her • IIIII · ·er Men to ., ().. "vt·:.. .. u~·· ROSPITA~ - Meigs Oawoty 11M two ...... heopit· als, one a county-owned fadlity alld the ether a private- I That's why they l>ank here! And that's why you ' ' should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking · service, under one roof. IJ-<>perated concern. Above, aee...., obow worken buliiJ working on the interior of Veterans Memorial Hoopital and also bulldozer operations at tile rear wbile the lloaild· il1g was under construction. Below, il a photo of the pri· wately-owned Meigs General Hospital Veter1111 MemorIal Hospital ipicture above taken ltefore name wu diaDled) is located on MulberrJ Helgbta and lila 41 beda. lleigs General Hospillll Ia on Second-It and was loutlded • 1M&. u 11aa ao iMid&. LaFon, president of .·al Ohio Valley Indus· tDCil, said a four-rnan area development specill highlight the April 'C mreting in Pot1$will he electric power rving the Tri-State nelis~ ..., Pete Lehold, >mpany, Newark: Is an essential part of, or Is used IIi the fabrica- WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS tion of, almost any product you enjoy today. Ohto Industry 11 finding more and more usee for this lllBIS8tile fuel. The natural gas from the awamplands of tho Mississippi River delta wiH help make thouunda upoit .thousands of high I!UIIIIy producta available to you •• , producta tltat tnaan 1 better way o1 life. ,alional Member Ptderal Deposit inlunDce Corporatloa ---····-~,._,;i! ' *;M"M~·-·-·- --·------_,;,.o,~ e Panel at 1CEvent ... ' ·• 1pson. ony, Ashland; !y, Jr., 'I , "rs. -Magg10. ·< ' Jo;·r . • O'VEC Ret'lect. Board of Directon Ali members of the di'fctors of Ohio Valley> :;~:~~ tric CorpO<ation and Ill "" owned sobsidiaey,,Jndi.,.. lucky CorpOratfuli, wer;·" elected at the annual of the company's held this week in OVEQ waa Iormecl In 15 pr1va!e electric of the ' Ohlo valley the vidlftg menta . �" • 1S• G'wen ·Sacrament o, 8apt1sm At Rock Springs Methodist Church G:.. ....... Lay•tte ... Shower Saturday Around And About ·. Jr.-s·, at MHS 1 Is on Friday RIICme D'- ~HPcrali .......... ..cuua 8rDaf1111Qtine1, Pltmeroy-Mlddleport. 0,, Apr. ro,...."':' ',\' 20, leel ...... .... ..., .,._. ftA1'8Q .... ltleiiiJ . - , Tbo lllDU8I jtmlor....oor bon- Tbe Jolly Nelcbl>oto Tbo sac:rament o1 baptism Edward Ball and sons, ToJIIIIII' quet 11111 prom of Middleport met Aprii!O, wllb advlllora Mrs. ~.. liven llld 11.. were ....,.1.. and Bobby were recelvod ill' MJoa TexanDa Whlie and High Sebool will be held Jl'rl. Nelller and ·Mn. McGraw. til Into membership at !he Rock tralllfer. Cathy Abbott alto waa Karon Petlli entertained wllh day evening, April 2S at !he PreoldeJil llhouda Ervin prestdlprinp Methodist dnll'cb dur- baptized. . • .Jayelle ohower Saturday eve- Tommy Scally, ,.. ol Mr. high school. Commitleeo JIBlll< ed and mlnUies were ,....d by Ina the worship service Sunday. During !he Simday School nmg at the bame of Mn.Ms;~- and Mn. Tom Scally, is a P• ed for !he prom tuclud&-Tbome the oecretary, lollokey WoUe. . • hour, Easter SWlday, the prt· lab WhiteD IDt hfo":'~-~ A co; llent at Veteran. Memorial hos. - Dave Burkett, Kenneth liar- Dues were paid and treuur· 01 A cantata, 1be Childnm s mary and beginners class direct.- Thomas ars o IU..IVU ,.. ,_..;_.I_ 1 MeG d the !Ulelu~a ." was presented by the ed by the teacbers, Mn. Har· ell ink white pita! ID Pomeroy wbere be ts ris, Kathy Bra!too, ~•• e~•• er Gare a raw rea 1 01 8 "":~ the decora- under lri!atment for a broken Bailey and Ottta Lewis; Orcfteo. financial report. ' junior clloir directed by Mrs., old Blackston and Mrs. Noror or William Radford . Takmg .part an Weyersmiller presented ou m arm be received in a fall two. tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were glveo by ~ 11 ~as carr were ~oa Francis, D1ana program. . JOns. weeks ago. He will undergo sur- Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervill, vWeyersmJIIer. Eddte Abbott. Several recitations were glv· The gifts were placed on a gery on the arm this week. His CUnningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Neigler, Garl)sthy Abbott SharoA Brawey, len including , The Easter Story, table covered with a white cloth room ·number is 111. Evans and Eddie Gllmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and Suzanna and Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with pink and white stream· Miss Sarah Bechtle, Col~ DecoratioRl! - David Ashley, Renee Burke oo the Mel.p CouJl. Richard Kizzee Marla Grueser, Welcome David Harris; Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend w1t- T~IJI . Baker, Tom J;t~ine, John ty Conference meeting which Tommy Ball. Connie Radrord ln Around , Bruce Blackston; were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, QlOe, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph waa held AprU 5. 1be club disand Rebecca Radford, with Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner Lucy Bechtle. Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pal cu"ed projects and project Sherrie Blackston and M a r y 1Judy Radford ; He [s In My Wears and Patty Klo~s. Mrs . C. M. Ervin has re- Edwards, John Evans, Mich. 'books were handed out. Recrea· Radford as narrators, and Mary Heart , Christy Hysell; Easter . . turned to her home in Bridge- ael Gardner, William HaUey, tion was planned by Garcia Franci~ as accompanist. !Prayer. Donnie Smith : A Glad A salad course with hme port, W. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz.. Larry Vance, McGraw. Refresbmentl were Hindy. served by Beth 11leias, and Preceding the sermon by Rev ., Welcome , Bobby Ball; and Je!- sherbet punch was served to . week with Mrs . R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Chester Lt>m.ley. Sharon Braw· lus Loves Me , This 1 Know , Bri- those attending includins Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood. Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. The next meetley, Marla Grueser and Eddie lan Kizzee. Ch~les White, M.r~. A g ~ e s her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert P~ler, ing is May 8, at the Racine Abbott were baptized. Recetv- Following the program, an 1 White •. Dorothy Williams, Caro- Schroa.th, who had spent t.he Joe Relchman, Fred Robt~son, Methodist church. . ed into membership by confes- eg hunt was held for the chil· lyn Gtlkey, Pear] Hoffman, week m Sarasota, Fla., w1th Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, SJon of faith were Eddie Abbott Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser n. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnaon and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobarl, and Suzanna and Donna Part. . children. and Jerry Yeauger. low. " Sendmg gtfls were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oars! Invitations - AHce Darst, On Palm Sunday, Cathy Ab· Haptonstall, Rose Ohlmger, Ed· of Akron spent the week end Maey Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chelller Lemley, aabott, Rebecca Radford and till Thomas, with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey; sisted by members of the Rock Sherrie Blackston were receivBacon, Lena .~cKmley, 1 e, White. Program - Conme Cooke, Car- Sprmgs Methodist church CODed into membership by confesMrs. Carl Wllltams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, dueled services at the Carman >~on of faith and Mr. and Mrs. gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr· Columbu, visited SWlday with Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nur•lng Home on Good Friday . .. tie WatkiDs, Thelma McDan· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - Carole Phillips, Car· M~ ,...WiDD ..._ -~·tels, and Jean Tatterson, Mab- family. r'ie Se~rJ Sandr.Jl. . u .... J~-"'" · • · · Mrs. E A. Leonard of Colum-lel Pettit, Dora Pettit, Fritz Judy But<;.lu:r. Ohin . .D-'-- ·- · - - •· ... - ... · - - - - - -- - - 1bus was the weekend guest of Swartz and Marie turner. ,w • · • ----... Pomeroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson agd _,.-c.·. · - · · Mrs. John F . Bail; •· . . . . . . .. Mr. and Mrs. He . · i LAST TIME TONIGHT ....... -· ---· ' of Bellefontaine ari .. / ' "' " _ .. ~-.. --JERRY '-EWIS Mrs. Larry StemeDL "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" (Technlcolorl and Lar-ry of Lak· Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver. weekend guests of Gl~nda Farrell. Whaley. Colore.rtCJOM Mr. and Mrs. Kr returned home Satu WED. and THURSDAY April 21·22 ing, after an overn\ NOT OPEN Calumbus with the& toaJ&Id. Middleport • - • at y e t .... ~ taDpet •. ¢aft . . . .e 101111, .... fNI&Itl .... Lillie ...... . . . . .lln.ndaJ. enttne r. and I I Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N 1 w! Servi'CeS Gl'ven ......·-----......... ............ a_.__,.._.,...- •,._•.,..•.,....,. ,..._ ................... !· In the WORLD At NUrSing • HOme b Mainly A out p 1 / Je~n Zlrk~. ~:' eop e n Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE Jl . .. . . -· ---- - ~ ~ -· _.,..- .... "· ~ - .~ -'.- ' ., .. . ..· ' .. . • '·- FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 23·24 ''THE KILLERS" tTechnicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Oickin· ~on. Rona ld Reagan, John Cassnettes. ....THE CADDY" rerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donn~o Reed , Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 25-26-2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (Technlcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Hea· therton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl. Joey Heatherton vivacious, poised and bllthe spirited, pert ttnd petite, bas the impact of an H-BOMBt . P•aturett•: Pa1t Min Wln1 · Colarcarklom and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and lam Mr. and Mrs. John • daughter of Columbl weekend guests of hr Mr. and Mrs. Bradf01 Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with l':teb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ! Racine and Mr. and 1 :f '", lrry·OUt Servict> Will bel The CltnVaSS WlU start f~ , l and delivery se rvice [ p.m. Anyone willing t9 4ltW "' e obtained by calling to this project is uktt! te l!lve ;' ~1. WY 2·3145. contributions ready ll!lea llle iremen will start anoth- firemen arrive. · ect Sunday. April 25, H items are to ved bey cagvass hou~e-to - before Sunday, a · ll' articles to be sold at may be made by cal.linc on May 22 . hall or contacting any ~ ,-. . .," "t !;i: . TIMES HAVE CHANGED, and • • • We're Proud Of Pomeroy's Heritage tor Brown, MinersvillE Mr. and Mrs. Elm' ham spent Easter in ( with her mother, Mrs ... vis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Antbotl ler and daughter, Lindl lumbus were weekend of his parents, Mr. ariG Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a otive Sought i~ tildren's Deat6 ~ •UTH BEND. fnd . IUPII Detectives today a motive in the case of a you ng mother accused of mg her four children. then attempted suicide. •e case unfolded Tuesday after playmates said dn'l seen Marcia Hambey, 6, her brother, Mlrk, the 2-vear·old Ham· , ,_ ns , Keily and Kraig,l Nearby 1ay lb e mo·ther, · •Jn::l' · . wri~s~nd ank~s ~ ~agglo children next. a necktie around her throat. ndf'n•d. Mrs. Frank Smoke rose from tW8 of the also wondf>rf'd. where mattres.o;eos where fires bad 1er, \frs. De-anna Ham- b , een set . .s. No one had seen I ··Let me die ,'' the housewife day. . [to ld attendants at the hospital. nearh~' town of M1sha· ~"Let me die:• One Week Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS ; • . 125th ANNIVERSARY Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1d. , .\lrs. Louise Boyrr l ried . She had a dinner Husballd Flies Home h Mrs. Ham bey Tues· Edward Hamhey. 30, the "1iU. 1t but couldn't gPt an 1 band and father of the chi). tl the llambey borne , dren.. learned ol the tragedy ®ne. · while on a busineas trip for AI. • Mrs. H1::1mbey an- sociates Investtnelll Co. He flew :be phone ! home in a company plane. ~eel. my rhildrPn,'' she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depulJ coroner, said the children had I Our community's really going places ••• physically, financi- BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ally, educationally, industrially .•• and the future has never looked brighter! We've made great strides over the years, but none . been dead about six hours beo Ifore they were dismvered,. the 28-)-'ear-old house- Three had been garroted. d : Under heavy guard at nylon stockings; the fourth . . . 1 Hospital She had strangled w1th a necjttie. icide after strangling\ Today detectil'~ · souabt t. lh compared to what's in store in the future! We're proud and happy Take 1 typical youna: to be a part of this exciting growth and change, serving a fine com- MONUMENT UNVEILED - This photo, the property of Meigs County, was taken wbeo the mooumeof to. Civ!J War soldiers was unveUed Oct 17, 1871. Approximatel,y 2,500 persoos attended the eveDL _ LAY CORNERSTONE - One of the largest crowds ever to gather for an event in Pomeroy was oo baud Monday, May 30, 1870, when the corner-stooe was laid for the Meigs County Civil War Soldiers' Monument · family like this ---Their finan1n1 needa are always on the grow. That's why it's ao important for them to bank where they will Met every bankina: service tbey need. en~d ' J .l -service, under one roof. the oration. The Masonic Order headed the parade of the day. Old reports say the crow,l started to assemble at a very early hour. Long before the appointed hour the streets were literally covered with people. GLOECKNER RESTAURANT er Men to BAKER & SEYFRIED • G&J AUTO PARTS K& C JEWELERS Several bands- were in the procession and the lloe of march continued until everyone had reached the courthouse at 1 p .m. POMEROY BEN .FRANKLIN ,GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Contractor for the monument was O'Hare & Barry ~WNIE-GROSS, of Cincinnati. The monument was erected as a memorial to the 105, or more Meigs couotlans who died ill the Civil War. WE PAY 4o/o ON SAVINGS l'alional . . " ' .. .l INC. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE EBERSBACH HARDWARE CROW'S TOWN & COUNTRY ·.· DiE FABRIC SHOP MAPLE LAWN POULTRY GOESSlER JlWELRY STORE MIDWEST STEEL .: ..... .,'.. .. , - ·. ' '' ·.. • ,. I , . .. . " L"K " ' *" '" ' ........ . ... - ... .... " ". .. ·~ ' I' ....... _ ... _ _ _ ,. _ _ .....,.,.•·" .............' -1 _ _ "'!- 1 Why? :oyer and a f'omp&nion l " There was absolutely na JD. o the Ham bey home,: dication of anything . and round the four . said one police officer. · 1 lJl a bedroom floor. , "There was no sign that. - -·--thing was botheriN '1111 At 11 a.m. on that day the Masonic Fraternity convened at the lodge hall, dressed in dark clothes, white gloves and aprons. Following the meeting they proceeded to lay stone. -· · ·- ~· f0 H 't 1 ospl a 1. to po hre SPONSORED BY Member rederal Deposit IDiunnce Corporatln er wranc." Records show the dedication ceremonies for the monument were held on Oct. 17, 1871. Approximately 2,500 gathered for that event. That's why they bank here! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking · 1 \lark, K~lly and Kratg, answer the simple questlea; munity with integrity, to the best of our ability. History shows that from 10,000 to 15,000 persons attended the event at which Dr. Davis of Cincinnati deliv- ., '· P.l ,. • e Panel at 'JCEvent *•"' Mrs. Maggw. ' OVEf. ReeJeeb, Board of Direeton .~ �- ,( • .' iSacrament of Baptism is Given · At Rock Springs Methodist Church Give Layette Shower Saturday .' The saet'llllenl of baptism l!'.dward Ball and aona, Tomllly 1111 given and tivo were recelv- and Bobby were received bJ ~ Jr-Sr ot MH$ ls.on Friday . Around And About MI'ddleporf .•, I,DIIly Selltlnlll, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, o., Apr. 20, leet ~. .... ltlllll, ... tooiPt 4Wt. Llldo • VOL XVII ... ....... . MEIGS THEATRE Mrs. John F. Ball; Mr. and Mrs. H~ of Bellefontaine artt Mrs. Larry Sternent and Larry of Lak· weekend guests ol LAST TIME TOWGHT '..EWJS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY .. (Technieolorl Jerry Lew1s. Susan OUver. Glenda Farren. WED. 1nd THURSDAY April 21-22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 23-24 "THE KILLERS'' (Technicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dickin. son, Ronald Reagan, John Ca~>savettes. "'THE CADDY" Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDA,!'~ TUES. April 25-26-:u 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' !Technlcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael connors, Joey Hea· therton. Novel by Harold Ftobhin.s. A Teenage girl, Joey Hpath erton vivacious poised <~nd blithe spirited: pert and petite, has the im· part of an H·BOMB! Pe1turette: Post Man Win• Colorurteons ~~ ~:':"~nd r;?oy r::; ::; M~s.w~~:"~a~~e:t ~ sw~.~~~~~ "- ·, 7~ . .'.~· ~- :u, :•.~~--~~- .. {. ~ :~" Pom.Ny. Ohio JERR~ Colu~bus visit~ - .. ... .•, .~;.;·~~ --~!i!!i ---·---..--.-..... ·-,...,.,-. ~-~ the ................... ~~..._... POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I \ NEW! the product that does just ahout - - -- - ova•·*:•= , ,... , / MIAMI - A Tl)p narcotics agent and two I =~:· ~~· ~u."· L ' - ----- brfbei from a narcotics who turned Informer. The P"''IJ.I er reporred he had set up deal to pay the men $2,000 a · · .\ • ' enttne WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 ' 1965 . MN ~:"'~1 ·:::.:.~ the beat:· \. • Communists Sneaking Into South Viet N. . . At M h H• h R . uc •g er . ate WORLD ,~,~~;;;y;_;;J,.;;L¥4!• 24;;,;;;.:,:; ;:::::;::; j'A ~v .(. "'......_ c amara, on Landing to Make Report, \,'b~';:e1~J its three·act comedy (!I of the cast are front row' Bill . ~ Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Kl returned home Satv ing, after an overn~ Columbus with lllet and son-in-law, Mr. Pat Quinn and Cam Mr. and Mrs . John, daughter of Columbt weekend guests of he Mr. and M,.. Bradfot Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with theb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I Racine and Mr. and I tor Brown, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Elmt ham spent Easter in ( h h M IIVVIln er mot er, rs . .. vis and family . Mr. and Mrs. Anthon 1 d d h L' >. er an aug ter , mw lumbus were weekend of his parents, Mr. ariel Jacob Schuler. lu ...... at('!~ -' - r.~t;,.;~-~..;;·:;~~~ NO. 3 , ,... ,._........ -. ........ at y e lompoJ .Jure - People In ~Iorence MooiiJ tloadJ lllult eoatlleoot ...._.,. Services Given At Nursrng Home Pomeroy • . . . . . . . . . . ....,. 'II • • l~b. The llllJIIIOl julllor..enlor quet anq prom of Mlddlepott met AprU 10, with advllon loin. Hlgb Scbool will be held P'ri- Nelgler and ·M n. McGraw, day evening, April :II at the Preoldeol RhoDda EniD praltl- About ~ion W"'ATIII,i Dueu"ei Proiet:U ~ Tile ~cine Jolly Nelcbbort Mlol Texanna Willie ond 8 Into membership at tbe Rocl: tranaler. Cathy Abbott also wu Karen Pellll mtertained with llprlnp Methodist ohurcb dur- baptized. · a layette abowor Saturday evelng the worship service Sunday. During tbe SUnday School nlog at tbe borne of Mro. Beu- Tommy Scally, son of Mr. higb achool. Co~ nam- ed and minulell were read by ., , bour, Easter Sunday, the prl- lab Wblte In bonor of Mrs. and Mrs, Tom Scally, is a 1'8" ed for tbe prom lnclllde-Tbeme the seerelary, Mickey Wolle, A ~~!ata, Tht' OI.Udren 1 mary aud beglnnen clasz direct-- Thomas Darst of A.lrron . A co}.. tient at Veterallfl Memorlal h~ - Dave Burkett, Kennetb Har- Duet were paid and treasur~~~luLB, was presented by the ied by the teachers, Mn. Har- or scheme of pink and white pital in Pomeroy where be ts ris, Kathy Brattoo, Qlrtatine er Garcia McGraw read the JU~JOr cho~ directed .by Mrs. ;old Blackston and Mrs . Norm- was carried out in the decora- under trea~ent ~or a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewls ; Orches- financial n!port. \V1lllam Radford . Taking .p art an Weyersmiller presented a tions.. arm he received m a fall two tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were given by Rhoft· were ~oa fi'ra.ncis, Dmna program. . 1 . weeks ago. He wm ~dergo sur· Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, BevWeyersmJller . Edd1e Abbott, Several recitatioll8 were g1vThe gifts we:e place_d on a gery on the arrn this week. His cunningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Neigler, Gar~athy Abbott Sharoa Brawey, en includmg , The Easter Story, ta~le covered w1th a wh1te doth root? ·number 1s 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore . cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, and Su1..anna !l~d DonnA Parllow, by stephanie Radford ; A Real with pink and whlte stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colo~ Decoratic:ms - David Ashley, Renee Burke on the Meigs CounRI<'hsrd Ktzzee Mar~ Grueser, Welcome, David Harris ; Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend With Tom Baker, Tom Blaine, John ty Conference meeting which Blackston; were played and pri.zes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J,a.ck BiBke, Sam Clatwort.hy, Ralph was held AprU s. Th.e club disTummy Ball, Conme Radford It Around, Bruce and ~ttbecca Radford, w~tt1 Big Folks and Littl~ Folks, Mary Baumgardner, Lucy Bechtle. _ Coleman , Robert. Caruthers, Pat cussed projeets and project Sheme Blackston and M a · Y Judy Radford; He Is In My Wears and Patty Kloes . Mrs. C. M, Ervm .has . re- Edwards, John Evans, Micb· books were handed out. Recrea· Rad fo~d a!! narrators, .~nd Mary Heart, Christy Hysell; Easter . . turned to her home m Bndge-- ael Gardner , William HaUey, tlon was lanned by Gsrci• F'ra nrts as accompamst. Praver Donnie Smith · A Glad A salad course wtth hme port w. Va. after spending a Ro•er Swartz Larry Vance P b R . · · • h bel h d to ' ' Ill • • McGraw Refreshments were . th . P rec ed mg e sermon Y ev . ~ welcome , Bobby Ball; and Jes- 8 er PW1~ was ser.ve week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Hindy , · Beth Theiss and < hester LemJey. Sharon Braw- us Loves Me Th.is I Know Bri· those •ttendmg rncludmg Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood Melvin Milliron served by . • ley, Marla Grueser and Eddie Ian Kizzee . ' ' Charles White, Mrs. Agnes her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie Robert Pooler' Beverly Ervm. The next meetAbt~m were bapt~zed. Receiv- Following the program, an : White .. Dorothy Williams , Caro- Schroa_th, who had spent ~he Joe Reichm~n, Fred Robinson: lng Is. May 8, hat the Racine e~ 1~ f~~hmbershlEp .. ~r coAbnbofes- egg hunt was held for the chH- lyn Galkey, ~earl Hoffman, week 1n Sarasota, Fla., w1th Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, Methodist churc · 1. SJon a1 were uule tt dren. Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman Roger Snyder : Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser • Phyllis Pettit and Beutail White. and Mrs . Edward Johnson and Gene stepbe~son Gary Stobart: and Suzanna and Donna Part. . children. and Jerry Yeauger • low, Sendms gJfts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invitations - All;,. Darst On Palm Sunday, Cathy Ab· Mal'nfy Haptonstall, Rose Ohlinger, Ed· of Akron spent the week end M•~ Teaford Bre0 da 1'o ' The Re ~-ter Le 1 bort, RehE>eca Radford and 1th Thomas. Jean Zirkle, Mary . h . h ...u·.r • • ney. v. ....,.1'1;111 m ey, a. . . Ba L McK. I v · Rf WJI hJS mot er, Mrs. Beulail Lmda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: sisred by members of lbe Rock She:ne Blackston _were receivcon, ena. . m ey, t ~ e, White. ·P rogram - Connie Cooke, Car- Sprin s Methodist church coned mto membership by confesMrs. Carl Wtillams, Irene H g- Mr and Mrs Don Strauss of 1 A d La Glad u g · of faith and Mr. and Mrs. gy, Mrs. Hannay, MyrSunday with Cole::n: dNucredln serHvtces CarmaFrtdayn tie Watkms Thelma McDan• • urs g orne on ..,-vuu • . ls d J ' M b- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and jfood - Carole Phillips, Car- Memb:trs BSRWina J.lo.... -~~ -Mrs. EA. Leonard of Colum- tel ,Paint" eDoan Taptteelrs ion, Fatz family . rie SearJ, SanDrA u..>•-L ~ • ·· ·Ib th e e u., ra lt, ri Judy Bul<;t\er,_ Ohin _u ...~-· - - ~ --· . i ''( ~-.,_ ___,_ _. __ ··--- ··- ----- ·- --- .. - .... ·•·. -- '' ·- .,_ ...... ~ ~~" -- - ... --· - -- . .. .. -, ~ . ;'­ . 'I ' ,~~~~~i; Jim Bash and Ronnie /, Arnold, Patsy Fultz Katy · ,o{ the prese ntation ; Joe Gilmore , • Anderson, Linda Moore and Dennis I 60 YEARS OF PROGRESS AT ••• ,. :: i:' '!: BIG CELEBRA'l'JON --:- People from ";"f!f,: the-surroundlnt •' by ~~;=: POMEROY, OHIO 1 A. V' Howell, J. H. (Jap) Grate, Virgil Brown, Delm• I AND SAVINGS CO. many other events were held as the anniversary Of Ohio'l state. Included In the photo madt during the celebration were these dignitart.......,E. 0 . RaD, 'arry-out s~rvice will be I The canvass will ~ and delivery service , p.m. Anyone willing .Jp .e obtatned by caJiing to this project is asq(j.if' ;11, WY 2·.3145. contributioos ready Jl!lea 1remen wlll start anoth- firemen arrive. . ' e<ot Sunday, April 25, If items are to.,~ ~ey cagvass hou!je-to - before Sunday :t>r articles to be sold at · may be made callinJ ' · 1 on May 22. hall or contacting any The~armer'sBank c!Ommunitlea visite~, Pomeroy ia 1954 for Ohio'f Sesqulo ".COfltennlal · ; '¢elebratlon, t_, ;\' ' . ~alee parade 81111 estabtishment as rd Cash Pro· .• ' Otive Sought ~ \ Canaday, Lt. Gov, .John Brown, and George Meinharl ' ltildren's DeatH "Dedicat~cl Mrs. Erne..'it Kennedy a One Week Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS To Community ~ i: :.f OUTH BEND, Ind. IUPli Detectives f.Oday t .a motive 111 the case of a young mother accused of :hng her lour cilildren, then attempted suicide. Service" 'he case unfolded Tuesday after playmates slid 1adn't seen Marcia llambey, 6, her brother, M~k, , the 2·year·old Ham· . ·• NYLONS fins, Kelly and Kraig, 1, ! I been FOR. OVER 60 YEARS THE ,I MIDDLEPORT, 0. I~ ~onstructlon ~lot. Jklm<:~ r ~rmaday, ,.,, Is o scene of the Pomeroy who was then mayor is in , ... wiill WOI!.i:ra. ,.,.t,;,c• · tlilo'.,h«. ' 'I1; ~ •I BVICEs ' .. -· . -.,~. , .,,,_, . I' "li ·; Tnt. Ill .:,~ ' PROV~It:f& , ~OMPLETE ·BANKING '. ·t~L .. .. . Mother In Hospital 1 • ·t ly, the 28-year-old house·• ~ ~s under ~cavy guard at / IB! . Hospttal . She ~ad ~ SUICide after strang lmg "•: Mark. K~lly and Kraig, '. . "Ung to police . ' r get every banking service they need. '. I i ~ ~i.$ 11'i ·I' ' ·. ,' •· ., i .'Ve Panel at ;: 1VICEvent ._. I .. · · I ·Nasonk ·J4islo~ ;) "' '. ; .. ,; ' ,. - ·- """' --- ' .,r: I 1,,' " . T' That's why they bank here! And that's why you · ' •hould, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking ·f· WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS fore they were Three had been garrotecl nylon stockings; the fourtb strangled with a ~e. Today detediNes ~ IOUiht _tl answer the simp)ie questieo) Why? ._ .,. , _ ,. wer Men to portant for them to bank where they will .;:., $ ' · '. ' /4aHonal .. ' _.t~:-·.>:' ,.·. ' . .......... .; , ' Member ~era! Deposit IDaunnce Corporatl011 ,I l, ,. ' Mil · . ~ I . to the Ham bey home,! dication of anytbinl 'Wl'GQL• :' '· { .m and found the four • sa iii one police officer. . ·· " on a bedroom floor. '' There was no tlign that thing was botheriDI blr " Mrs. Maggio. ~;-- ,, ·•,, · · Jfe always on the grow. That's why it'1 so im- under one roof. t"Oroner, said the children been dead about six hours ~ Boyer and a companion I "There was absolutely .., b ·1 • Take a ty:plcal youna family like thi• ___ _ Their financial need• set. tu s. No one had s"en " Let di ., the h .••....u.. til day me e. OWKiw11• ·· told attendants at the hospitaL .e nearbv town of Misha-, "Let me die,, Ind., .\1rs . Louise Boyer · orried . Shf' had a dinner Husb811d Flies Home vith Mrs. Hamhey 1'uesEdward Harnbey, 30, the ~hi but couldn't g£'t an band and father of the cbf]. home dren. learned of the tragedy • at the Hambey !phone. while on a business trlp for ~ . Uy Mrs. Ham bey an- · sociates Investment Co. He flew i the phune. orne in J. company plane. Dr. F . Dale Nelson, deputy 1(iJied my ch ildren,·• she FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. HAS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE .IN THE ECONOMIC GROWTH of MEIGS".and ADJACENT COUNTIES by ·; BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! . lay ° P.l ,l RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN '· . ; · 1 1. . . . . Micro· Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan ·service, INear by ~ · lbe mother, IMr . · wriot.• '9nd ankleo ·slaotttd· Maggio ch tlrlren next. D necktie ar u d her throat mndered. Mr:;. Frank n • 8 moke rose from ~WD of the. ' also wondered where tther, Mrs . Dt'anna Ham- I maUresses where fires had Since 1904 ' .. ... '•.· -·· . . .·-'' . -: .' • OVEC ReeJma Board of Dlloftton �j. • iSaerament'ol Baptism is Given ,: At Rock Springs Methodist Church Give Layette Shower Saturday , Jr.-Srt:ii MHS Is on Friday Around And About MI'ddleport . Sfmtll!lll, l'omerQy·MIIIclleport, 0., Apr. 20, lNI . · ~ ~B ciuli· -·· n,.CIU,eJ Pro~ 'The IIIJIUAI Jlllllor«nnor l!an- The Raclhe Jolly Nelgbborf jp. ll•tn ood n.. ,..,.. recetf. aod Bobby were rocelv<d bJ lollu Telarma White aod quel and prom ol · moi,Aprlll.O, wllb ~ J4rl, f!llnto memborohip at lhe Roc1: transfer. Cathy Abbott aiJo waa Kare11 PeiU! entertailled wilb l!iib Sobool wiD be beld l"rr- Nei&ler and -Mrs. McGraw. ~ Melhodlol dlurcb dill' baptized. ' a layette obow.- Salurda7 eveday evening, Aprll 2S AI tbe PreoldeDI Rlldaclll Ervin presl4· Inc lhe WQI'Sblp .ervlct SUnday. 1Jurini lhe Sundq Sobool nine 11 lhe bomo of Mrs. Beu- Tommy Scally, SOil ol Mr. h1gb school Committees oam- ed aod minulea were r&d by , bour, Euter Sunday, lhe prt. lab White In booor of M r 8. aod Mn. Tom ScaUy, IB a !>&· ed for lhe prom Inrhvte-'Theme the ....,e~ary, Mickey Wolfe. A cantala, "1be Children s mary and beginners class dJrect,. Thomas Darst of Akron A col- llent at VeleriiiB Menwrtal ho .. - Dave Burkett, Kenneth Har- nu.. were paid lltd treaaur· ~uia," was presenled by lhe ied by the teachers, Mrs. Har- or scheme of plot and white pltal iJ! Pomeroy where be Ia rls, Kathy Braltoo, Cluiatllle er Garcia McGraw read the jUnior choir directed by Mrs. ;old Blackston Blld Mrs. Norm- was carried out in the decor&· under lreatment for a broken Bailey aod Ollta Lewis; Orcheo- financial report. William Radford Taking part · an Weyersmiller presented a lio arm be recetved lD a fall 1'110 tra - Sean Mullen, Boddy ReP>rll were given b)' Rbonwere ~na fi'ra.nds. D1ana program. ns. weeks ago. He will wadergo sur-- Moorit Kathy Spengler, JoD da Ervin, Sharon Eilvln, SO'•· II Weyersmlller, Edd1e Abbott, Several rec 1tations - • giv· The gifla were placed on a gery on the arm this week. lila CUnningham, David Ollver, Tom erly Ervin, Shlrley Gar· Kattly Abbott SharoA Brawey, en includmg, The Easter Story, table covered with a white rloth room · number is 111. Evua and ~ie Gilmore. da M,cGraw, Mickey and Sl~zsnna a~d Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with pink and white stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum- , Decorations - David Ashley, Renee Blli'Ml on tbt MelglliOUD·II Richard KLZZee Marla Grueser, Welcome, David Harris: Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend wtth,,.fo:IJl . Baker,_, om J;S~e, John ty Conference meeting Tommy Ball. Conme Radford Around, Bruce Blackston; were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. aod Mrs. JIICk, Blllke, Sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April ~- The club and Rebecca Radlord, with Big Folks and Little Folks, Mary Baumgardner, Lucy Bechtle. Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pat cuS9ed projects and project S.'lerrie BHlckslon and M a r Y Judy Radford; He Is In My I Wears and Patty Kloes . Mrs. C. M, Ervin has . re- Edwards, John. ~vans, Micb- ·books were handed out. Recrea-Radlord as narrators, aod Mary Heart, Chrisly Hysell; Easter . turned to her home In Bridge- ael Gardner, Wtlltam Halley, lion was planned b)' Garcia Francis ~.!1 accompanist. !Prayer, Donnie Smith; A Glad A salad course With hme port, W. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz. Larry Vance. McGraw. Relreshmenll were Hindy. served by Beth 'I'htriss, and Precedmg the sermon by Rev .. Welcome, Bobby BaH; and Jes· sherbet pun~h w~ ser.ved to week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Chester Lemley, Sharon BrawLoves Me, This 1 Know, Bri~ those atten~mg mcluding Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. The next meet· ley, Marla Grueser and Kizzee. Cb~lea White, Mrs_. Agnes her daughter, Mn. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, 1ng is May a, at the Racine Abbott were baptlt:ed. Following the program an 1While, Dorothy Williams, Garo-- Schroath, who had l!lpent the Joe ReLchman, Fred Robmson, M thod' t burch 15 ed into membership by confeshunt was held for the chil· 1 lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, e c • I1 s1on of faith were Eddie Abbott Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder. Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser PhyUia Peltil and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Slobart, and Suzanne aod Donna Part. . Mr P 1 children. aod Jerry Yeauger. low. Se 00mg gifts were . 5 · au Mr. and Mrs. Th<was Darst Invitationa - Allee Darst, •'The aac:nment of baptiSm Edward Ball aod IIIIDI. Tollllll)l' ' ' _ ..................... ....-......... ,....._, ............... j ,_..., la.JIII .......... ..... the ~------ 1 WORLD Services Given Home M • 1 Ab am y out Peo fe /n P Pomeroy On Palm Suoday, Calhy Abhott, Re~a Radford and Sherrie Blackston were receiv· ed into memborship by coniesston of failh and Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE Pomorvr. Olllo LAST TIME TONIGHT JERR~ '~S "DISORDERLY DRDERL Y" <Techniculor) Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Colorurtoon• WED. •nd THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY April 23·24 "THE KILLERS'' (Technicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dlckln· son. Rona1d Reagan, Juhn Cassavt!ltes. "THE CADDY" Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bliltes. Haptonstall. Rose Ohlinger, Ed· of Akron spent lhe week end Maey Teaford, Brenda Toney, molher, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey; 1 Progfam - Connie Cooke, CarMrs. Carl Willtarns, Irene Hag· Mr. and Mrs. Don StraUS! of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, I!Y, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visiled Sunday wilh ·Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; tie Watkins, Thelma McDan· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butoher and food - Carole Pbilllps, Car· : aeon, Tho~, ~~- ~irk!~- ~~ wilh his a .. c m ey, e, White. 01 busMrs. wasE.lhe of el DoraTalterson, Pettit, Mal>Fntz family, _}~dy f:!ulcileJ:. A. weekeod Leonard guest Columtels,Pelltt, and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wats.on ~- , Mra. John F. llaiJ; . 1 Mr. and Mrs. He of Bellefontaine ali Mrs. Larry Slemelll. and Larry of Lakweekend guests o( Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. K1 returned home Satu ing, after an overn~ Columbus with lheL and son-in-Jaw, Mr. Pal Quinn and lam Mr. and Mrs. John, daughler of Columbt weekend guests of hf Mr. and Mrs. Bradfot Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Colum~ li lhe weekend with theh I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( if Racine and Mr. and J ~' tor Brown, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Elm< ' ham spent Easter in ( her mother, Mrs . .. ' vis and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Anthon ~ ler and daughter, Lindl ."' Jumbos were weekend of his parenls, Mr. ariel : Jacob Schuler. 'I Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a lJ :II 1be Rev. Chester 'f':YR.... slated by members of the Springs Methodist church dueled services at the Ca!murnll Nursing Home 011 Good MemJ!crs BSJ<Wina .,_ · NEWI the product that does 1. 1 _ Fr~~!~IL . ..- ____ just IM:.:•:fl •:u:·::··:ol:~:=:-~ ·~... ,..· u-•--· -.ie~S~--ear ;~~~r~ :L~Sa:n:dr~";;u~-~,~-;;•;::·~·~;~--~~~~~~f~~~~=~=~;~;~;r;~;~;~~s~~ "' ; McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, 'a --. . --. " · --f. ' ~ • A TOP FEDERAL narcotics agenl and lwo Miami detacttves were to be charged formally today with accepting brlbea from a narcotics pusher who turned informer. The pusher reported he had set up a doal lo pay lhe men $2,000 a month to "keep off lhe heal'' Federal narcollcs agents ·from Washlnglon and Atlanta (}bin .:, ·-~ ·~ - • ----~ ... . .,'41111 present its three-act comedy, · ·~·"'"'~-·: , ,· ~· - .. - . . .... · · -· -· . ,. .' · ~- ' • • • • ' '' One Week Special I 3 obtabted by calling dl, WY 2·3145. ii"emen will start anothect Sunday. April 25, hey caavass house-to Gr articles to be sold at on May 22. ' ''· .. • I • • ''' ( I ; ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS ,, ~· ' I NYLONS Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN L I I j MIDDLEPORT, 0. BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! ' . .·. t ' . . . ·~ --- ~' ,. "· ·• ... ·~· Take • typical younc family like tbh ---Their financial needt are atwaya on the IJ'O'W. That's why it's 10 important for them to bank where they will , • ;. .. I Jet every bankini ser-- <. .• ,-· ' .• ~ vice they need. it. '. .,, .• ·wer Men to I l ~. ' ' "' ..• . ·· ' ' ~.\ • < " " .¥ . .. ' ;.- '·' . .'\ .- ..,.· ' '· ..:..~ I . ..-..~· if! ' ' "· ·: ~ '; . ., . ' , 1 .·-:· ;·r.' ·, '· . .F f ~ • r' •.. .. - ... . < .' ~ . ~· .' ... . .., . • !' •' ,.. . .. • " j- __ ; .. .... ,· .. ·, ' . .., . 'VIC Event I .\ .. ' i Panel at . ·. ~' ~, 1' 'Ve .. ' . , I' -· ·. .: • •' ' r 1 . .•. ' I; .,. I ' .." .~ - l :' · ·~ - • ·· t.;:.~t.; .. ., "·· ... i ···" .~ ·' ·' ~ .'' ' ' ' Member ,_al Depoalt illlllrlllee Corporatloa ..,,. ·" .a. ' ' ,._.JeE.' T OUTH BEND, Ind . (lJPil Detectives tqdaJ t a motive in the case of a young mother aceualld Of ·ling her lour children, then attempted sulcidl. be case unfolded Tuesday after playm$s nl4 .adn 't seen Marcia Hambey. 6, her brotbv, ~k. the 2-year-old Ham· '• ·ins Kelly and Kraig l. ' ' Nearby lay the mother, . · wri:rts 11od ankles . . . . .. • lv;IJ Maggio chtldren next . a necktie around her throat. ronderf:'d. Mrs. F'rank P. i Smoke rose from twit of 1M • al..;;o wondr.red where : mattresses where firel ba• ther, Mrs . Deanna Ham- : b t N hd eense. -,as. o one a seen "Let me die,'" the bousewlfe dl day. . to ld attendants al the bospital, e nearbv town of M1sha-, " Let me die" lnd ., \lrs. Louise Boyer ! · Hu11band Filet Home orried. She had a dinner j 1ith Mrs. Ham hey Tues- Edward Hambey. 30, the b'.., ght but couldn't get an 1 band and father of the chi.). · at the Ham bey home 1dren. learned of the traged)' ~p hon e . i while on a business ·trip lor Aally Mrs. Hambey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew I Lhe phone. Ihome in :a company plane, . dlled my childr~n.'' she Dr. F. Dale Nelson, depaiJ toroner, said the children hail Mother In Hospital been dead about six hours beoo , fore lhey were dlseovere4. •Y. the 28-}·ear-old house-·Three had been garroted wJia ras under heavy guard at nylon stockings; the fourth rial Hospital. She had st rangled with a ~e. suicide aft er . st rang~i_ng I Today detectii-9 ~ IOQiht , ta 1: Mark, K~lly and Kra1g , answer the simple queatlla; ling to pohre. i \\'hy? ,. , · Boyer al'ld a companion 1 ··There was absolutely no ·fa, ! . to the Ham bey home, ; dication of anytbina: wronc." tn and found the four ' said one police officer. on a bedroom floor. "There was no sign that • ---·---thing was bother~ --.~ :.-.. Mrs. Maggio. _,.:- ·~ ·.. ~N· _. I• •· to this project is contributioos ready • llitt firemen arrive. ' If items are to before Sunday, arilftlt . may be made by caUina ~·-~.. hall or contacting any otive Sought i' ~ildren's DeatS jl . The canvass will 1 J and delivery service ' p.m. Anyone ' .,._ 'I !I try-out service will be .- .. ' td Cash Pro· I .. ' It .. . ::2:~o l)lembers of the cast are front - -~ Menchini, Jim Bash and Ronnie - . .. . . - _ _ _ _ . , _ • Suzanne Arnold, Patsy Fultz, .p! the presentation; Joe Gilmore, ~ Anderson, Linda Moore and Dennis . ~ Churches l MIAMI - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate In _... enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO at lit At NO. 3 • at y e VOL XVII • • ,. ; M"'• .. . ... .. ' I I '. ' • 1 •' H~T 'CIATJtOUc CH('C ·.- ~....... · · ~· ~ . .... . •' ' . f'omPillllY. HllllllllltM. program wiD be an aftOl'llO!ID of bour and~ Elks' OVEC ReeJeeta Board of Dkect!)ra �• iS-aerqment of Baptism is Given :! At Rock Springs Methodist Church Give LDyette • Shower Saturday ;The oaerometll o1 baptism lj.. given lllld 1191 were recel"' Edward Ball IDd ""'"· TolnmJ IDd Bobby ,..,.. received bJ Mlaa Teunna White IDd 'II IIllo membership at tbe Rodr: lraoslor. Cathy Abbott a18G wu IWea Pelllt entert.alned wllh lprtDp Melbodlal churdl dill' ba~. ' a layette ohow• Satunla7 eveIll& the worsblp oorvlce SUnday. During tbe SundaJo School ning at tbe bome of em. Beubour Easter Sunday, !be pri- lab Wblle iD booor of M rs. A cantata "The Ollldren'a ' and be · en claSI directDorst of Akron A 00 ~ li!lelula." w.:S presented by the 1~ !be :.:ers, Mrs. Har- :=me of pink wbUe JUnior choir directed by Mrs. ·old Blackston and Mrs. Norm- was carried out In the decor&· Will lam Radford Taking part · W ill p esented a and . .. ' $ · Jr.-Sr at. MH Around And About Middleport !!_ '!!!!t:=.t.oo.. o1 = Tomm Scally, son o1 Mr. and Tom Scally Is a pah .1 • ' • \lOll<; at VeterOJII Memona1 , . pltal iD Pomeroy where be Is under treatment lor a broken arm be rece1ved In a fall two W: IIIIIIDd rom MJdd)f!potl ~ will ·be held Frlda eninl AprD 21 at !be ~ e;..,ool.' Committees named for lbe prom iDelude-1beme etb liar> - Dave Burll.et~ Kenn rts, Kathy Bratton, Christine Bailey and Ollta Lewis: Orchestra - Sean Mullen, Buddy Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon CUnningham, David Oliver. Tom weeks ago. He will undergo sur~ Weyersmiller . Eddie ' Abbott, proS::::~i recitations were giv· The gilts wen plaeed on a gery on the arm Ibis week. His Kathy Abbott SharoA Brawey, · luding The Easler Story table covered with a white cloth room ·number lS 111. Evans and Eddie Gilmore. Were Donna Francis mana an eyersrn er r tloos. sl.tzanna and Donna Partlow, ~; ~~~phani~ Radford; A Reai Richard Kizzee Marla Grueser, Welcome David Harris: Pass 'J'ommy BalL Connie Radford It Around Bruce Blackston; and Rebecca Radford, with ,Big Folk; and Little Folks, Sherri~ Blackston and Mary I Judy Radford ; He 1.s In My Radford as narrators, and Mary Heart Christy Hysell: Easter Francis as accompanist. Pray~r , Donnie Smith; A Glad Preceding the sermon by Rev . Welcome, Bobby Ball; and JesChester Lemley. Sharon Braw· 1 Loves Me, This 1 Know, Briley, Marla Grueser and Eddie Kizzee. Abbott were baptized. Receiv· Following the program, an ed into membership by confes· hunt was held for the chil· sion of fatth were Eddie Abbott Sharon Brawley, Marla and Suzanna and Donna Part!uw. On Palm Sunday, Cathy • bott Rebecca Radford and She;rie Blackston were ed into membership by conres· e sion of faith and Mr. and Mrs. I I Ab Marn y out p 1 / eop n Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE 1 with pink and white streamers making a canopy. Games were played and prizes won by Mary Baumgardner, Lucy Wears and Patty Kloes. . . A salad course w1th hme sherbet punch w~s se~ved to those atten~mg mcludmg Mrs. CMI'Iea Wblte, Mrs. A g n e • Wh1te •. Dorothy Wliliams, Carolyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. . . p ui Sendmg gifts were Mrs. a Haptonstal!, Rose Ohlinger, Ed· lth Thomu, Jean. Zirkle, Mary Bacon, Lena .McKmley, VI Rile, Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag. gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myrtie Watkins, Thelma McDan- . Miss Sarah Bechtle, Col~ ,Decorations - David Ashley, bus, spent the weekend wwt. ..Tq~JJ, _ Baker, Tom J;Sl,aine, John her parent:!, Mr. and Mrs. J!lcl<, Qlake. Sam Clatwortby, Ralph Bechtle. . Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pat Mrs. C. M. Ervm _has . re-- Edwards, John_ ~vans, M1cb. turned to her home m Bndge- ael Gardner, WilHam Halley, port, W: Va., after spending a Roger ~wartz, Lar~ V~nce, week w1th Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Roome ~y. She was accompanied home by John Hood~ Melvin Milliron, her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pett1e, !Wbert Pooler, Schroa.th, who had spent ~e Joe Reichman, Fred Rotn~son, week 1n Sarasota, Fla., w1th Robert Schmol1, Roger Shiflet, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, and Mrs . Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, children. and Jerry Yeauger. Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Darst Invitations - Allee Dar~ or Akron spent the week end Mary Teaford, Brenda Toney, with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda GOkey, Becky Gilkey: White. Program - Connie Cooke, CarMr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry Gladwell, Columbus visited SWiday with Rud Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Mr . and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - Carole Pbillips, Car· ~=•u Pro;ecu I~~~~~~~~~~::::~ 'lbo Racine Jolly Nelglibo,11~ mel AprU 10, w1lb advlaGra Nel&lot lllld -em. WJ.l•J'8*1 MIL Mllo1IJ ~- McGraw. W eelc M;p::;;;e!y • Renee Burl•e on the Meill ty Conference meeting wblloh jJ was held April 5. The club cussed" projects and project ·boots were handed out. Recrea-tion was planned by Garcia McGraw. Refreshment~ were served by Beth 'lbe.iss, and Beverly Ervin. The next meeting is May a. at the Racine Methodist church. .................... --.................... _ ....... ................... ·~ ID -. the ................. WORLD •~~~*"­ I S , G' ervrCeS IVen At NUrStng ' Home MIAMI - A TOP FEDERAL narcotics agent and two Miami delecllves wore to be charged fonnaDy today with aceeptlng brlbea from a narcollcs pusher who IUmed informer. The pusher reported he had set up a deal to pay the men $2,000 a month to "keep off tbe heat." Federal narcotics agents from Wash~ and Atlanta The Rev. Olester Lemley, sisted by members of the Roii!k ll Springs Methodist church dueled services at the ~;1 Nlii'Sing Home on Mem~a .JISllioti..... Good.' : ~~:~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~;;~;~!J enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, --- ~. ,__,.. I ' I Churches !. " • • • • .:.- 1·t '" I. ., I. / Our· community's future is A-ok! :. .J. . ' I, otive Sought i' 1ildren's Deatl ~ '' ! • .j ' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS NYLONS • I Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) This community has kept pace. Now, everything is "'go" for our blast-off into another exciting 125 years of achievement and expansion. We've grown and prospered in so many ways, from increased employment opportunities to larger educational facilities. As proud members of the community, we're confident our future ·holds continued growth. • ' Colors: Beige Tone or Tao at y da Ervin, Shtron Ervin, , erly Ervin, Shirley Garcia McGraw, MJckey and I(. One • • :2' ' 1 • e - · .. --- -----.. ------ ·-~ I IOIIIIW· dtoldy t " "• ..................... ........ lollfPI - · uw. . .... - - · 1\ondaJ, Pn!lldeDI RhdDda !:rvln prellderj IDd m)nuleo ,....., read bY tbe III!Ctetary, Mickey Wolle. Du paid IDd treuureo were er Garcia McGraw ,read the fmanctal report. Reports were given bY ~ Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Cofwn- 1 el Pettit, Dora Pettit, Fritz Judy Bulc~r. ()bu. u-•-- ·- · -~ andarul Jean Tatterson, Mab- family, rle Sears ·bus was the weekend gu.. t oil rels, Swart• .. M~ia "''~-· - · • · ·- · • # SawJr.sa " · · -.u....w-a. ., • .. , -....,-~ · . Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson @IW Ydltt:=mr..r:;:~:-.1"~ ...._._. __• ""'~- fiiltt:•l! ,:;~:~ "'-:"::.:.;: ~ :· ·,.. ,_. ~W,'~'"'"~ ·: rt.::.;:';,.::~.... :' Mrs. John F . Bail; - --- · Mr. and Mrs. H~ LAST TIME TONIGHT of Bellefontaine an. JERRY '..EWIS Mrs. Larry Stemen::. "DISORDERLY ORDERLY• (Tecbnieolor) and Larry of Lak. Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver. weekend guests of Glenda Farrell Whaley. Colorurtoons Mr. and Mrs. K1 returned home Satv WED. and THURSDAY April 21-22 ing, after an overnl NOT OPEN Columbus with lhet and son·in·law, Mr. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Pat Quinn and lam April 23·24 Mr. and Mrs. John. "THE KILLERS'' (Technicolor) daughter of Columbl Lee Marvin, Angie Oickln· weekend guests of he son. Ronald Reagan, John Mr. and Mrs. BradfOI CaHsavettes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack "THE CADDY" d f ·1 f ~-1 . rerry Lewis, Dean Martin, an aml Y 0 u.> urn, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates_ the weekend with their Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( Racine and Mr. and l SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. tor Brown, Minersvillr April 25-26-2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' Mr. and Mrs. Elm< (Technlcolor) ham spent Easter in ( Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, with her mother, Mrs. .. k Michael Connors, Joey Hea· vis and family. 1 therton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl, Mr. and Mrs. Anthoil j Joey Heatherton vivacious, ler and daughter, Lindf ~· poised and blitbe spirited. lumbus were weekend ~ pert and petite, bas the im· pact oi' an H-BOMB! of his parents, Mr. anG ;· F••turette: Po1t M•n Wins Jacob Schuler. Colorcartoons E K d -~ ..... - ....,.,. .. ,f.;B citJj . ··· lrDiilJ Sentlulll, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Apr. 20, 1181 tI RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. • • BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR I Take a typical l25th Anniversary YOUJll family like this ___ _ TheJr ftnancJal needs are always on the grow. 'Ibat'a why it'll so important for them to bank where they will aet every bankina: ~er­ viee they need. ,'J 1965 '· ·ve Panel at 1VICEvent ,, • o l.aFon, p~sident of ntral Ohio Valley Indus:Ouncil, said a four-rnan •f area development specwill highlight the April !VIC meeting · in Ports- ·~· j :•. i ,~ \ ' '.J< ..' .. ~ I· . i WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ,;,. .. ·' r ~ " 1. ~ '·-! -., • Ol:fiO .·. POWER. · ~C.O. . ~? ~ ~·~·_:-. - ..... j.- ~·. , ' .. g t': ''" )d'' •. ;,.., ·' •• ... " J ". ... ' .. '·>o, :; . ' . '• '•' . ,. .., ..:, -~·.-.\ .. . · · .'"• •. - '. ·~ •• -- ' • ' . '"· OVEC Reelects Board of Direeton All memloers of the '\IOird, fi directo11 of Ohio Valley tric CoiPO"ation and its =~~,,~: owned subskliaryv~ilinatucky Corporation, elected at the . annuaJ . of the company's held Ibis week In OVEQ was formed in 15 J>rf¥ate electric panelist,; will be from . or tbe Ohio Valley "E!e electric power com- the pr~=~ serving the Tri-State ar- vidlng · JY are Pete Lebold, Ohio ments for Company, Newark; Ro.ompson. Kentucky Pownpany, Ashland ; Nicho~ Jr .. Appalachian ~_orn~"IY· Charleslon, ~. •!' • ' .. .~. - - _,. ·. \ !',. \ ., GENERAL TELEPHONE CE>. ~ ~i :~ Member P,"-'al Deposit lnsuriDCe Corporat1011 " .- hk. ~;?".~/ ·" ·, • That's why they bank here! And that's why you 1. . should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking ~· _ .. service, under one roof. t~ ~· SPONSORED BY '· ' that. wer Men to • ' 1 I Pomeroy's '· ·{. JUTH BEND. Ind. !UP!) Detectives today a motive in the case of a young mother accUIIifl of iing her lour children, t hen attempted suicidi. . 1e case unfolded Tuesday after playmates Slid lldn 't see n Marcia Hambey , 6, her brother, Mark, the 2-year-old Ham· ins. Kelly and Kraig, [" b 1 th moth .... ... ear y ay e er. .._ 1111:1' ' . · wri•ts '100 1mkloo ·~ Maggio th lldren next . 3 necktii around her . ondertod. Mrs. Frank P. , Smoke ro~e from two of tbl also wondered where matt es._qes where fires bad ~her , Mrs. Opanna Ham- 1 beenr set. -as No one had seen " Let llle die," the housewife II da y· told attendants at the hoapitaL ~ nearbv town of Misha· : " Let me die ." Ind .. \lrs. Louise Boyer )rried. She had a dinner Husband Flies Home ·ith Mrs. Ham bey Tues - Edward Hambey, 30, the To. ~hi bul couldn't gPt an band and father of the cJW. at the Hambey home dren. learned of the tracedJ ·phone. while on a businesa trip lor Alto !ly Mrs. Hambe-y an- sociates Investmmt Co. He flew th(> phone. ~orne in a company plane. illed my children," she1 Dr. F. Dale Nelson, ~ coroner, said the children 1111 Hothtr In Hospital been dead about six bours ~ . fore they were dJBCOYered. y, the 28-year-old house- Three had been garroted llllli as under heavy guard at nylon stockings; the fourtb ·ial Hospital . She had strangled with a ~ie. suicide aft er st.rangli~g Today detectilrei ~ sought . t. ·: Mark. K~ll y and Kra1g , answer the slmpie questllln mg to poll ee . Why? Boy~r and a compooion l "There was absolutely .., b to lhe Ha mbey home.; dication of anything 11'1'0111." in and ffllmd the four· said one police officer. : "',;. on a bedroom floor. "There was no l!llgn - -- - · thing was botherl!te her,M ... Mrs. Maggio. .~. ·~ • .~4 ct · �' • iSacrament ol Baptism is Given :At Rock Springs Methodist Church nd Give Layette Shower Saturday T0 ·The aacrameot of baptlam Edward Ball a sons, 11l1111 'fu pven IIIII 11.. were receiY. IIIII Bobby were receiY<><I "' IWsl Tn••na White and ttl into mernbe,..hip at the Rock tranaler. Cothy Abbott alw wu Karen Pettit entertaiDed with lprinp Methodist dlurcb dur- baptized. · 1 layette obower saturday eveln£ the wonhlp service Sunday. During the Sunday Sct.ool Ding at the borne of Mrs. Beu- Around And About MI'ddl e port I . Jr -Sr at MHS Is. on Friday Dilcrul• Pro~ The aruwal Junior- ban- The Racine Jolly Nelgbbon quet --• p-- of •n•"'--' mel Aprl\10, wltb ljivlloro Mrs. "'"' ·~ ~..... and Mrs MeG Hlgb School wlll be beld Fr~ Nelgler · · raw. 2ll at the blgb school. Committees named for the prom Include-Theme - Dave Burkett, Kenneth liarrls, Kathy Bratton, Cbrlstine jUnior choir directed .bY Mrs. :old Blackston and Mrs. Norm- was carried out in the decora- 'under treatment for a broken Bailey and Ollta Lewis: Orcbesday evening, April Tommy Scally, son ol Mr. , . , hour, Easter SUnday, the ~ lab Wblte ID booor or M r 1 . and Mrs. Tom Scally, IS • paA CBntata, Tbe Olildren s mary and begiDnero class difed, Thomas Darst of Akron. A col- tlent at Veterans Memortal ~ !Vleluia," was presented by tbe led by the teachers, Mrs. Har- or scheme of pink and white pita! Ill Pomeroy wbere he Ill William Radford Takmg part an Weyersmiller presented a were ~na fra_n ds, Diana program. Weyersmdler. Edd1e Abbott, Several recitations were giv· Kathy Abbott SharoA Brawey, len including, The Easter Story, Suzanna ~~d Donna Partlow, by stephanie Radford; A Real Rlchard Ktzzee Marla Grueser, Welcome David Harris ; Pass Tommy Ball, Con nie Radf~rd 11 Around, Bruce wns. The gifta were placed on a table covered with a white cloth with pink and white streamers making a canopy. Games Mary Bawngardner, Lucy Wears and Patty K.loes. . , A salad course With hme sthherbet pundc_h w~s sedr.ved Mrto 1 ose etten _mg me u mg s. Charles Wh1te, Mrs. Agnes 1White, Dorothy Williams, Caro1 lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, Avenelle Petlil, Kay Platter, Sharon Brawley, Marfa Grueser the secretary, Mickey Wolfe. Dues were palcl ll!d treasur- sam Clatworthy, Ralph was beld Aprll S. The club dla- .....,....._... --~ ... ·--------......._...._............................ ....--. Bechtle. CoJeman, Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projects and project Mrs . C. M. Ervin _h as . re- Edwards, John Evans, Mich- ·books were handed out. Recre&· turned to her home m Brtdge- ael Gardner, William Halley, tion was planned by Garcia port, W. Va., after spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance, McGraw. Refreshments were week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Hindy, served by Beth 'Mleis!l, and She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. The next meet· her daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry Pettie, Robert Pooler, ing . M 8 at the Racine Schroath, who had spent the Joe Reichman, Fred Robinson, M th~· t ayh ' h 19 c urc · week in Sarasota, Fla., with Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, e I. her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, - M • 1 Ab am p J 1out ..................., JUII l'::d Pomeroy :::=: :' s 1 I "DISORDERLY ORDEAL Y" (TecbnicoJor) Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver· Glenda Farrell. Colorc.rtoon• WED. and THURSDAY April 21·22 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY "THE KILLERS" ••••;•-•;-·;=. . . l / a· . - . ,c \ , 1 .r-- ;\ - ' .:-. "'" Columbus with thet and son-in-law, Mr. ~, ~,- '. Jar\. .• ' •. IYG~ ~()LLING OUT TNE. ••• I. Pat Quinn and fam Mr. and Mrs . John, April 23-24 "~::·::~ ~~ - ,,:r . ?•· . overn~ -•L!-, au• ' :!~ndho~:ss~~ ing, after an daughter of Columbt weekend guests of bf Mr. and Mrs. Bradfot Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Tcchnicolor) Lee Marvin, Angle Dickinson, Ronald Reagan, John CaJ.isavettes. '"THE CADDY" t!-d Cash Pro· - and family of Columi the weekend with their rerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna Reed , Barbara Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( Racine and Mr. and 1 tor Brown, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Elmt SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 2.5-26-2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' (Teebnlcolor) Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Hea· th.erton. Novel by Harold Robbins;, A. Teenage girl, Joey Ht>atherton vivacious, poised Hnd blithe spirited. pert and petite, has the impa('t of an H·BOMB! · Pe1turette: Post Man Wlnt Colorc•rtoont ham spent Easter in ( · her mot.her, Mrs. ~ vis and family . Mr. and Mrs. Anthon ler and daughter, Limb lumbus were weekend of his parents, Mr. and Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a: One Week Special! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMEN$ SEAMLESS NYLONS 3 To Congratulate Pomeroy ' •' , • i '\ On Their -· \I PR.N~~- SfO RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN " MIDDLEPORT, 0. l , I Are Very o¥ic-Minded Sponsored by r • • I City Savings & Loon Co. l Metropolitan Motors ! • Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. t ~·' CuckJer Realty · i. Pomeroy Bowling lanes the,;.. · at the Hambey home dren, learned of the tl'llgl!dJ !phone. while on a business trip lor ,.. lly Mrs. Hambey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew I the phone. home in :a company plane. :.i lled my children," she Or. F. Dale Nelson, depalJ curoner, said the children Iaiii Mother In Hospital been dead about six hours lJe. I fore they were tllseoveM. .y, the 28-year-old house- Three had been garroted wit;b · '8s under heavy guard at nylon stockings· the fourth ru ·ial Ho,pital. She had strangled with ~ ~le. suicide after strangli~g Today detectiN~ ~ 80\llht . te 1! Mark , K_elly and Kra1g, answer the simple questiab:: Why~ mg to pol1ce. Boyer and a companion "There was absolutely ID lao to the Hambey home,: dication of anything ~" in and found the four• said one police offiCer. ; .1 I t'•·.·i'I' ' ·'" • .-'t1.- ti ~ :;. .. l~- .., ! • ;, ' ( . -~ .. I :. J' .... . /, . :I':~"'' w &;;.,.. ' .•• . J . ' ! :!,!.J'-· --'" ...._._ ........... . .,.q. " •' '•' •' • " ' - ·'·-· , •• ..•. ........ ~...............!1,1,4-[ ..... ~.wt.• ..' 1 ll,.;;."1'~> I.;., ~:..·. ~.. .. u. ' '·'.', ', •.. ' --·-~.~ .... -·- . ~ · · - -...-n- ... St.mrOdc· Motef . . . ·~· '1: . ·'. ·',, ... ·- .- • ·ve Panel at ·VIC Event OVEC ReeJeets Board of Direeton All members of the 'l[looard,4f ~:lll~-1j directo~ of Ohio V.alley tric Co\'P(Iration and ill ~l!illllj"' , electric power com- the serving the Tri-State vidlng 'Y are Pete Lebold, Ohio menlo for Company, Newark; Oqyis ke & Produce Co.· > "There was no olgn that 119thing was ~ther~ ~-:" -~ · Mrs. Maggw. -~c ' . . ·: ; • ~e - y, ,_ \t·: I Member Federal Depoalt lnaunnt!e CorporaUon I 0 LaFon, president of owned ltlbsidiary,,lndial:lao. ntral Ohio Valley Indus- tucky CorpOratiolt, :Ouncil, said a four-man elected at the 8DhUaJ )f area development spec- of the company's will highlight the April held tbls week Ill lVIC meeting in Ports- 0\IE!; was formed in 15 private electric panelists will be from of the Ohio Valley Meigs General Hospital . QUO • · . · · wri•t. -and enli:loo -olubwtt Maggio children next . . · d f'd M F' k p j a necktie around her throat. . ron Pr · rs. ran · Smoke rose from two of tbt J also wonderE"d where ., ~ H Imattresses where firea b 1 4 )tl1er, .. rs . ut"anna am- , been se. t vas.davNo one had seen "Let me d'1e, .. the housewua ~· tll ·· told attendants at the hospital. e nearby town of Misha-, " Let me die." Ind .. ~·Irs . Louise Boyer l orried. She had a dinner 1 Rusbaad Flies Home rith Mrs. Ham bey Tues· Edward Hambey. 30, ght but couldn'1 get an band and father of the chi}. wer Men to That's why they bank here! And that's why you~ should., too. At this bank, you'll find full banking,': ·- OUTH BEND, Ind. tUPII Detectives today t a motive in the case of a young mother accua!lll of :lmg her four children, then attempted sulcidi. 'be case unfolded Tuesday after playmates Slid \&dn't seen Marcia Hambey, 6, her brotb.r, M,.-t, , the 2-year-old Hamtins, Kelly and Kraig, IN b 1 th '"thor . ,_ f earyay emo ..... -- Ohio Valley Industries WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS BuUding for the future as a port of this community is our pleasure and privnege. We look ahead with confidence to years of great :btive Sought . ~ hildren's Deat& on a bedroom floor. Karr & Van Zandt service, undet one roof. • achievement. Excelsior Oil Take • typical youna: family like this ___ _ Their financial needi are always on the grow. That's why it'l so important for them to bank where the)' will Jet every bankin& service they need. 1965 ' Our Citizens BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! th. Anniversary - - 1840 I Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan ~ ' ~.;;; Mr. and Mrs. He of Bellefontaine an1 Mrs. Larry Stemeru and Larry of Lak.weekend guests of JERR~ '~WIS WORLD . . . . . . Ill.,..... Services Given At Nursing Home e n LAST TIME TONIGHT the NEWI the product that does MEIG S THEATRE enttne Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate ID ~ Sending gifts were Mrs. P~ul ch~~re~~c Mrs. Thomas Dar~ ·~~vtt~~Y~u~~;,., Darst, 1 Haptonstall, Rose Oh mger, d- of Akron spent the week end Mary Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Cheste Lemley, aey lath Thomas, Jean ~lfkl~- ~';'>' with hi ' mother, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey; sisted by members of the Rock Sherrie Blackston were receivaeon, Lena ~cKm ey, 1 1 e, White. Program - Connie Cooke, Car- Springs Methodist church cOn· ed into membership by conies· eop Mrs. Carl Withams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry GiBdwell, dueled servlces at the Cortnan 1 Ju. sion of faith and Mr. and Mrs. gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visited Sunday with Rnd sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nursing Home on Good Friday. . __ ~le Watkms, Thelma McDan- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and fGOd - Carole Phillips. Car- Mem.Qers as.odr.tioa.. ...... ___... Mrs E A Leonard of Colum- Ielis,P~ JeDoan Taptlert'~ton, MFab-tz family. rie sears, SandrSII u ••.JU-L · . · · · d 1e ett1t, ra eu, n JudyButch.er. Ohio 11••--- - , ---. ~ 1bus was the weeken guest 01 ort.r . .,..,{ u ....u. ~ -~ ' • .. . . "' --·'"'~~ ~ -- ..... - - - - - - · ;Pamt~JQ, Ohio I Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wat~n g w~~~ v~ , • ....-r~~·;-··-~-::::.::::~~-·. ·-...,. :.·~-~~_;,~~-!'~.~~-- . .:..-~-~ ~:~~.'~9"'"";'!'Ji'r~", .. '"-:',,v-: HI Mrs. John F. Bail; · ... . . - - - - · · ·------~-Suzanna and Donna PartOn Palm Sunday, Cathy Abbott, Reb<>cca Radford and • the financial report. Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were given by Rbonweeks ago. He will undergo sur- Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bevgery on the arm this week. His Cunningham, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Neigler, Garroom ·number is lll . Evans and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mtckey Wolfe, and Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum- .Decorations - David Ashley, Renee Burke on the Meip Counbus, spent the weekend witb ,.fo..EP Baker, Tom Bl;aine, John ty Conference meeting wtdch Phyllis Pettiland Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, ~.":. at y e President RhOnda Ervin preslded and ll\llltlles were read by er Garcia McGraw read • arm he received in a fall two tra - f Blackston; were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blake, and Rt>becca Radford, w1th IBig Folks and Little Folks Sherne Blackston and MarY jJudy Radford; He ls In M; Radford as narrators, and Mary Heart, ChriSty Hysel1; Easter Franc !~ as accompamst. !Prayer. Donme Smith ; A Glad Preceding the sermon by Rev Welcome , Bobby Ball; and Jes· Chester Lemley , Sharon Bra~- us Loves Me, This 1 Know, Sriley, Marla Grue.ser and Eddie Ian Kizzee. Abbott were baptized. Receiv· l fi'ollowmg the program an ed into membership by confes-hunt was held for th~ chHsian of faith were Eddie Abbott W'ti'J'Mi ., ... 10mpson. npany, Ashland; Jr., Pow- �• iSaerament of Baptism is Given .: At Rock Springs Methodist Church Give Layette Shower SaturdaY Around And About Middleport ..' ·$ · Jr.-$r at MH . ~ c:'"'!.'f!!Y-aen~or ~~an- · iladne .j;B cruli· D&m.Ne; ProJecU ·-- I;Da!IJ Se!JtiDtl. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., ......-.pea..,... ....,. .,. .. Apr. 20, 11181 WIANCI Milt. "nte llaclne Jolly Nelibbon . '!he saorament of baptism Edword Ball and oons, TomriiJ quet and prom of MlddJepo<l met AprU 11, with adv!Jon Mn. 1ju liven and ftw were,...,.. and Bobby were reeolvecl b7 Mlal Teunna While and 111gb Scltool will be beld rn. Nelgler and Mrs. McGraw. ttl Into membership at i1Je Rock tranaler. Cathy Abbotl aiBo wat Karen Pettll entertaln<d with day evening AprU zs at the Prealdenl Rltdnda t:mn prealdlprlnp Metbodllt eburcb dur- baptized. ' a layetle thower Saturday eve- Tommy Scllly, ton of Mr. high school' Commltlees nam- ed and minuleo were read by lng the worohip aervice SUnday. During the SUnday School Ding at tbe borne of ~-M~~ and Mrs. Tom Scally, is a pi· ed for the ~Include-Theme the secretary, Mickey WoUe. A Cllntata, "The Children's ~ !":gi=:i... :.,:w~ ~ A ~ tient al Veterana Memorial hos- - Dave Burl<ett, Kenneth liar- Duea were paid 8lld treuuf· !illeluia," was presented by lhe ed by the teachers, Mrs. liarars01 Ink ~ : .. pita! in Pomeroy where be Is rts. Kathy Bratton, Christine or Garcia McGraw ,read tbe _..__. ..~,_~_.-.a b Mrs or ~ p. w l under treatment for a broken Bailew and Olita Lewis; Orche&- financlal report. junior ~,;.null' ~~a~ 'i · ,old Blackston and Mrs. Norm- ~as carrted out m the decora. arm he received in 8 fall two tra :_ Sean Mullen, Buddy Reports were given by RhonWilllam Radford T~ing ~rt 1an Weyersmiller presented a t Bev were Donoa FraiK'ts, Dtana program. wns. weeks ago. He will undergo sur· Moore, Kathy Spengler, Jon da Ervin, Sharon E~in, · Abbott• Several recitations were giV· ~. 11 1C gt·t•· Weyersm1·11er. Edd 1e ~ were placed on a gery on the arm this week. Hls Cunnlnglutm, David Oliver, Tom erly Ervin, Shirley Netgler, Gar· and Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey, en mcluding. The Easter StQry, table covered with a white cloth room ·number is 111. Evana and Eddie Gilmore. cia McGraw, Mickey Wolfe, St~zanna a~d Donna Partlow, by Stephanie Radford; A Real with pink and white stream- Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum-- Decorations - David Asbley, Renee Burhe on the Mel111 ColJn. R1cQard K1zzee Marla Grueser, Welcome, David Harris ; Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the wet>kend with ,TQQl Baker, Tom Blaine, Jotm ty Conference meeting wbl~h Tommy BaH. Connie Radf~rd It Around, Bruce Blackston: were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack:alake. sam Clatworthy, Ralph was held April 5. 1be elub dtsand Rt-becca Radford, w1th Blg Folks and Li!~!e Folks, . Mary Baumgardner, Lucy Bechtle. Coleman, Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projects and project Sherrie Blackston and Mary Judy Radford . He ls In My Wears and Patty KlQes . Mrs. C. M. Ervin bas re- Edwards, John Evans, Micb· books were handed out. RecreaRadfuro a:1 narrators, and Mary Heart , Christy Hysell; Easter turned to her home in Bridge- ael Gardner, William Halley, tlon was planned by Garcia Franc1s as accompanist. IPraver. Donnie Smith; A Glad A salad course with lime port, W.Va., aller spending a Roger Swartz, Larry Vance, McGraw. Refresbments •ere PrecOOing the sermon by Rev . WelCome, Bobby Ball; and Jes- sherbet punch was served W' week with Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Paul Wilson, Ronnie Hlndy. served by Beth 1lleiss, and ,_..,....,_...,. Chester LernJey. Sharon Braw- us Loves Me Thi::; 1 Know Br.l· those atte~ing including Mrs. She was accompanied home by John Hood, Melvin Milliron, Beverly Ervin. The next meet· fey, Marla Grueser and Eddie ian Kizzee. ' ' Ch~rlea White, M_r~. Agnes ber daughter, Mrs. Fred Larry ~ettie, Robert P?Oier, ing is May 8, at the Racine .., . . . ""rtll/1ltiZD ,.~'*" Abbott were baptized. Receiv· Following the program, an Wh1te: Dorothy Wllhams, Caro- Schroa.tn, who had spent t.he Joe Reichman, Fred Rob~son, Methodist church. 1 ed into membership by CQnfes- eg hunt was held for the chil· lyn Gilkey, Pearl Hoffman, week m Sarasota, Fla.. w1th Robert Schmoll, Roger Shiflet, sion of fa(th were Eddie Abbott dr!n. Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and Gene Stephenson Gary Stobart, and Suzanna and Donna . children. and Jerry Yeauger. low. Sending gtft.. were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Invitations - Alice Darst, UfSing On Palm Sunday, Cathy • Haptonslall, Ruse Ohlinger, Ed- of Akron spent the week eod Maey Teaford, Brenda Toney, The Rev. Chester Lemley, as-bott, Rebecca Radford Main ltb Thoma&, Je~n Zirkle •. Mary with his mot.her, Mrs. Beulah Linda Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: sisted by members of tho Rock SherriE' Blackston were Bacon, Lena .~cKmley Vi Rlfe, White. Program - Connie Cooke, Car~ Springs Methodist church coned into membership by Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene HagMr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of ole Anderson, Larry GladweU, ducted service5 at the carman t•••f alvud avo•vtL:. _ _ sion of faith and Mr. and Mrs. gy, Mnt. Florence Hannay, Myr· Columbus visited Sunday wltb Rod Sauer, and Roy Coleman; Nursing Home on Good Friday. ___.._. ~le Watkms, Thelma McDan· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher and food - carole Phillips. Car· Memilers a,WJdjDD tlo... ___._ ___ 1els, and Jean Tatterson, Mab- family rie Sears Sawir11 lL•.n~-L • b Mrs. E.thA. Le~~ardd of eo,Ium-of 'tel Pettit. Dora Pettit, Fritz Judy Butclter. oh·~ . u.•-·- -. . - ·-·--·"' ·-- ..-'' - 'i~;; az~.,....._..---~-::··-: r us was e wet:-Aen gues Sw•r•· ~ .. ntt Ma .. i.:o :runu'!r ... " ' . -~-n -~ ---~---.•. _,.,.,.,... • ·-· ·-. 2 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson .....~ -~ · ~·~ ' !!'1"5WWD;. ,.,..,'\11'1'tt?7'w- ,- ,i(t:!l'L"'i"Ji'rw!"_;:;..-=.;;~ . .:'::-'..:'::::::'•• · .. .. '::'"!~~~~,::-- · ... ::..... . _ , . , _ . ".:·· ·;-:·' · · h - - -···•• _, Pomeroy, Ohio ,_,. 1 "' · · · ·- ... --Mrs. John F. Bail; · · ---· .. - - - - -..--- ..· - . · ........ --- - · - - - -~------·-------Mr. and Mrs. He LAST TIME TONIGHT of Bellefontaine an1 JERR~ 1...EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" ' Mrs. Larry Stement !Technirolor) and Larry of Lak.. Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. weekend guests of Glenda Farrell. Whaley. Colorc.rtoon .. Mr. and Mrs. Kt returned home Satu WED. •nd THURSDAY I·',, April 21·22 ing 1 after an overnl NOT OPEN Columbu& with tlteL and son-in-law, Mr. Tile first settler within the .limits of Pomeroy ,was FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Pat Quinn and farn Nathaniel Clark, who came about the year 1816. The tirst April 23-24 '' . Mr. IUld Mrs. John, coal bank Qpened in Pomeroy. was in 1819, by D~vid I 'IJHE KILLIRS'' (Technicolor) daughter of Columbt Bradshaw, Bentley who tOok 1;200 bushels of coal ' to 'I' Lee Marvin, Angie Dlckln· weektmd guests of hf ' LouisviUe, and sold it for twenty-five cents a bushel, son, Ronald Reagan, John which was the first coal exported from ~ Pomeroy. j Mr. and Mrs. Bradfot Ca~>Bavettes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack As early as 1805 or 6 there had been an attem~t at ..,THE CADDY" rerry Lewis, Dean Martin, and family of Columi exporting .!;Ral frolllol6:Rilfirt_,. py ,Hoover & Cashen, but Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. the weekend with theiJ it proved ~'Profit~6le,'i5lllrwlif abandoned. after sen~ing. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ( off one s!Diill' load. Abotit 1820 John Kmght rent~d a Racine and Mr. and l large quantity of fi<>al land from .G)'neral Putnam, at ,$20 SUNDAY, MONDAY..t TUES. tor Brown, Minersville April 25.26-27 a year, and commenced working· the l_llines. On the ,Jsth 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' Mr. and Mrs. Elmt of· July, 1825, Samuel Grant entered eighty acres and (Techntc~Qlor) ham ~pent Easter in ( Josiah o 'll one hundred and sixty .acr~s' of Congress land, Bette Davis, Susan Hayward, II"""' her mo ther, Mrs . • which lies in the upper part of Pomeroy. Subsequel>tly, Micbae I Connors, Joey Hea· therton. Novel by Harold vis and family. Mr. Dill laid out a few town lots on his land but it did' not Robbins. A Teenage girl, Mr. and Mrs. AnthOil imProve to ·any extent until the, Pomeroy improvet1lent Joey H£>atherton vivacious, \er and daughter, Lindt col!lmenced, in 1833. In 182'1 a post office was esta~sh· poised and blithe spirited. lumbus were weekend pert and petite, has the imed here, called Nyesville and Nial Nye appointed post. of H·BOMB! of his parents, Mr. ali master. In 1840 the town was incorporated and in ~}me, Po1t M•n Wins Jacob Schuler. 1841, made the coun"'-""" ' .I : Mrs. Ernest Kennedy a ' In the s_pring o! 1804 Samuel W. Pomeroy, an enter· prising meroihant of Boston, Massachusetts, purchased of Elbridge Gerry; one of the original propnetora ln. the Olliq Compapy, a full share of land· in said comp~ny's purcha&e, the fraction of said share (282 acres) lynfg in ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR the Jiew town of Pomeroy. In 1832 Mr. Pomeroy put WOMENS SEAMLESS 1 000 bushels of coal into boxes and shipped them on a fiat boat for New Orleans. to .be sent round to Botiton; · but the boat foundered before it left Coalport, and the expedition failed. In 1833, Mr. Pomeroy, having purch· ased most of the coal lan4 on the river for four llj)les, Micro-Mesh qtun Resistant) formed a company consisting of himself, his two }Ions Colors: Beige Tone or Tan Sl!muel \f· _ fo~eroy Jr., ~nd C. R. Pomeroy and his ilbns· iJi-law,.V. B·. Holton and C. W. Dabney, under the ftr!ll of 1 Pomeroy, Sons and Company and began mining ~ a large scale. They built a titeam saw mill, comrneilced building houses for themselves and their workmen. ; MIDDlEPORT, 0. lbe.ur:!: 1 I 1 1 "'""~ ..u, ...,. toaJPI. tare dllaqe • - • at y e ....... low ...... - - Lllllo ... . . .,...... 'hlndaJ. ";'':,.., set! ' enttne ° · at Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam WORLD A M h H h R ~:g:~ t .uc ig er . ate Ia ,_.......... ............... ,_ ......... ·------..... .... the 1 Services Given At N • Home I Ab y out People In !'· l NEWt the product that does _.. /· l . _ I Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE I' ·- " .• - :;:- ----"""'·- • er reported he bad set up a deal to pay the men $2,000 a ~~r~l ..~~~ th• ~:;~ ·from Washington and Atlanta •'h ::: --- c.. MIAMI- A TOP FEDERAL ar\. ---- McNamara, on Landing to Make Report, -- .. od 1 One Week Special! td Cash Pro.·. . On the drawing board now • • • BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR I ' 1 .. We're ~raiulatif'tg_ .all ovr. I Take a ty.plcal younc family like this ~ - - - Their financial needa 1re always on the grow. That's why it't liO irn· il l! portant for them tQ bank where tbey will 1et every b&nidni llel'vice they need. ,,il ' ''I' ', ' ~ ' i II t.,_~ ) f.' ' I• - 'rhi ~ car ·4lh1''~i :.tjit~h in th~ late year ! of • That's why they bank here! And that's why you should, too. At this bank, you'll find full banking· , service, under one roof. /faUonal ' .Jr· . /. . ; !". ._.... {. Member Federal Deposit Inaunnce Corporatloa ·, t . •·"' ' ' . Pomeroy ·m~de "Ripley's li!>llevlti,lt or Not" several years ago becaus.; of te unique fact' thot Main·St of the ; . ' . ... town has no cross streets. ' t ., -, This quite unusual • ' ,J<.l a, ; ~IIi ::t 'L 2~; ~tr.· !t~~-r..'!":~n;:re:a:!o::'h!~.:~ •.b. POMEROY POST OFFICI! WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS \· ec- the lath Century In Meip COUI!ty by_tbe Ohio River tric Railway ll!ld Power Company. ' ( . "'.} courtbou~ and iftf reiver. Later tile proper!)'' was sold at judicial sale was p~h~ by 1 comlilltt~ ff ~ndhoJdera. . arty ff~r:U~~:'J!! ~-~e*'l{~f:V~rth~e:J:~~f; •' •' and Power Co. on July 5, 1924. 1\~fl1illr~ : ........... ,.,.,..• .•., •..,..'t'l::o&......... ~~ ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY and DRY Cl1=4NING i I in Pomeroy'- -and , I I )VIC Event (l!t'rML-D IWJj MOORE'S AUTO STORE -STARK'S- ·DRUG STORE ~~ •• .• ~ ' · .. ~ .• i ' '· \_.··· ,,,;, -i, • . .i I'" •• I LI ! I ' .• . I .J ' . • 't ,, & .,BLU&. . ' ,, .. ,_ •.. ..-,, ..~~--·~~....""~~~~ · .·--~--~~~~~,.~~,.~~;~:·fl~ " mH~'~"~• <•~··~~~~-~~~~~·--~~ .do LaFon, president of :entral Ohio Valley IndusCouncil. said a four-man of area development spec; w111 highlight the April ~OV I C mE'eting in Portsh. panelists will he from hree electric power . 1!'. serving the Tri-state '11cy are Pete Lebold. r Company. Newark; fhompson, Kentucky Pow· 'ompany, Ashland; Nichol· ·. ~ ::· .oomey, Jr., Appalachian . Dunn, · · r Company, Company, GREY · .. .' • I l .. Ullited States. ~ .,_ ' ,_f p'~~.!t~~ ~;~'!1:-*!t:~ ~': 'rJ:·. , growth and -development here'' ·. rve Panel at II : The In Pomeroy has three floora lhere are "Fund-floor" exits on each. Bl!ilt a!I;~Jt!>~ {~ 1 · • to the Hambey home,, dication of anything wrq," in and f0und the four ; said one police officer. on a bedroom floor. "There was no 11tn that ..,. - -·- -----~ thing was botheriM her:• -'Ill Mrs. Maggio. ·• 1. · rwer Men to ' '' 1 i doin9 our share, to contribute to · I . ' . j GIBBS ··GROCERY we're drawing up plans to ·k~p : , I CHAPMAN:.CANADAY advancement possible; ' And .. . I ding to police. Why" . Boyer and a l'ompanion "There was absolutely no lao ' worked togeth~ to make .such · THE GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 12 In this edition, a '"1'f0duct,lol!: frolJI.Jhp J.Wlwp1 , Re.fl!!ctor'• May, 11197, feature st6cy of JY6~'\ jltesebls the entire Pomeroy administration. Top row, left to right, H. c. Fish, sQ!ici. tor: John Ohlinger, marshal; A. Ma&S;~r, clerk; Tbeo lac. obs,_ ~lderll)an; ~qnd ro..YiJ ¥.· ~lae.ttn\'!1 aldennanj P. .· R: ·tce6iin~I;PD, ~Wiitt-ttllsldjnt; Frailk ness, alderJ11an; F. Lanliam, alderman; bottom rQw, Edw. Weeki!, a~er· man; George Wllhemi, alderman; ·T. Robbins, alderYQan; A. H. Seebohm, rna~. . ~ ""· ' , ~ 'i'·J.. •A , "' ., .• 1 .~·.·? . - •+• liM tJ \.-· .. ' "''' Jl •p , \, '·. r~·,. 'Je'- ,, ~ •~ i; l, THE GREAT A& P TEA CO. friends-neighbonwl.q hOVe .: I I 1HIS PAGE SPONSOB II' . . ' ~~ ·" .· I 125 Years ,, ·' ',,' :ling her lour children, then attempted suicidt. 'he case unfolded Tuesday after playmates said .adn't seen Marcia Hambey, 6, her brother, ~k, the 2-year-old Ham· 1ins. Kelly and Kraig, Nearby lay the .... 1• . · · wrists >8lld anl<le! Mag~lo ch! ldr:n next ia neektie around her rondE'! t-d. Mrs. Frank P. i Smoke rose from tvfo of tt. ' also wondered where I mattresses where fires had lther. Mrs . Deanna Ham. j been set. 'as. No one had !'leen "Let me die," the housewUe til da .v. Itold attendants at the hospitaL ·e nearby town of Misha-, "Let me die ." Ind., _\Jrs. LouisE' Boyer ! orried. She had a dinner 1 Husband Flies Home vilh Mrs. Hambey Tues· 'l Edward Hambey, 30, the ""'illi= 1ght but cnuldn't get. an band and father of the chQ. · at the Harnbey home [ dren, learned of the tragect, ephone. while on a business trip for Aao tlly \1rs. Hambf"y an- ~ociates Investment Co. He flew i the phonE' ho me in 'I company plane. ,o;,illed my children," she l Dr. F. Dale Nelson, deputJ coroner said the children hail Mothtr In Hospital been dead about six hours bf.. . . fore they were difM!0\1el'l& :1y. the 28-year-old house-!Three hld been garroted wJtb:, . vas under heavy guard at jnylon stockings; the fourth .,U rial Hospital. She had strangled with Iii ~. suicide after strangl~g Today detective! · sousht te 8. Mark. Kelly and Kralg, answer the simple questktiU ' time there were they built the sl~am .__... vu• four to six Q>ad· bad< from eig~ to N!lllk a week to pe . rm Ch1~hmatt a1na~ck, ·-·11• consumed 2,00 · bu· company employed ••out twenty-five boats or b~''8~'s,. that carried from 2,006 to 11.000 bushels of coal, averaging, perhaps ~,000 bushe'-'· The number of hands emvl!>y~ was about~OO, Alii'I·:I!Ri-llllllllftr•llf tillsbels dtilf· Jritjj!Y,~bout two il· Uons; in addition to this, several indlvidu~ls are e ag· ed in the coal business on a small scale. Five steam ats :• were buill in this place by the Poll'leroy company. ' ,, • , , · - : r ·. ·· ~r~- . ~ ... ~. • OUTII BEND, Ind. IUPIJ Detectives f.Oday t a motive in the case of a young mother aeclllid of We're saluting oil the progress Pomeroy has mode in the post In 1834 they moved in the town. ..,,., otive Sought i~ ~ildren's Deat6 ~ RALL S BEN FRANKLIN POMEROY TOWN HALL BUILDING f ·new goals and opportunities ,, '!' irry-out servicE' wil1 be The canvaSl'l wlll start i <:~nd delivery service p.m . Anyone willing *"' ~t= .:~ e obtabled by calling to this project is aslc,d t1 . tU, WY 2-3145. [contributions ready J111et1 . 1111 itemen will start an••th-- l firemen arrive. ' ·· ect Sunday, April 25, If items are t o - v e l bey caavass house-to - ~ before Stmday, ' or articles to be sold at may be made by ca1line ' on May 22_:__ hall or contactmg any . I :•( .. H==:~~~ OVEC Reeleeta Board of Direeton All memhers of the 'lloll'd directors of Ohio Valley Co~rpor~fat~ion~andt~lla=~j~~~i owned tric tucky t:> lected the annual of the company's ~==~ held tbls week In _c OVEC was fot'I'Ded in 1J1$1 : 15 private electric · or the Ohio Vallay . the primary viding metlla for �4 • iSaerament o1 Baptism is Given .: At Rock Springs Methodist Church ; Tht ~•c:rament ot baptism Edward Ball and BODS, Tomm:l' iilll givO!llllllllve were recel"' aDd Bobby were reeelvod bJ til Into membership at the Roct transfer. Cathy Abbott alao Wll lprlDp Motbodlal cburcb dill' baptized. ' !ni the wwship oervlee Sunday. During the SUnday School · hour, Easter Sunday, the prt. A Cllntata, "The Oilldren's m•~ and beginners clUB direcl-' liJ~luia." was presented by the led by the teachers, Mro. Harjunior chmr directed .by Mra. iold Blackston and Mrs. NormWilliam Radford. Takmg part an Weyersrniller presented a Give Layette Around And Shower Saturday About Middleport Mlol Tnanna ll'blle Karea Peltlt entertained a layetle lbower Satunlay nlng at the borne of Mra. lah White In honor of M r Thomas · Darst of Akron. A or scheme of pink and was carried out in the r::::s ! '!:u.t:,_._Jor '- -:r.-Sr Tommy Scally, son of Mr. Mra. Tom Scally, is a pah !lent at Veterans Memorial os1n Pomeroy wbere hek is treatment for a bro en be received in a fall 11111 prom o1 Mld&llel'OI'I School will be beld rn. evening, April 23 at the school Comml~ nam· lor the prom inchld&--Tbeme H Dave Burkett, Kenneth ar118, Kathy BraltM, Chrislille hesBailey and Ollta lewis; Ore tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy tiona. ago. He will undergo sur- Moore., Kathy Spengler, Jon Woyersmiller. Eddie Abbott, p~:j recitations - e glv- The glfta were placed on a gery on the arm this week. , David Oliver. 'lom Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey,len including. The Easter Story, table covered with a white cloth roo~ ·number 1S 111. an~ GU_more. SUzanna and Donna Partlow, lby Stephanie Radford; A Real i with pink and white Mtsr. Sarah Bechtle, . DecoratiOns David Ashley, Richard Kizz.ee Marla Grueser, Welcome, David Harris; Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend With Tom Blaine, John Tommy Bail. Connie Radford A und Bruce Blackston· I were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jadt Sam Clatworthy, Rllph were Donna Francis, Diana lu with Big r~olk; and Rebecca Radford, 1 and Little Folks: Mary Baumgardner, Wears and Patty K.loes. Sherrie Blackston and Mar YIJudy Radford; He Is In My Radford aa nal"''ators, and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell: Easter Prancis as accompanist. !Prayer. Donnie Smith; A Glad Preceding the ~rmon by Rev . Welcome Bobby Ball· and JesChester Letilley, Sharon Braw·' Loves' Me , Tllis 1 Know, Bri· Jey, Marta Grueser and Kizzee. Abbott were baptized. Following the program, an ed into membership by confeshunt was held for the chllsion ol faith were Eddie Abbott Bechtle. A salad course with sherbet punch was ser:ved to those atten~ing includmg Mrs. Charles Whtte, M.rs: Agnes White ,. Dorothy Williams, Cart? ' lyn Gtlkey, Pearl Hoffman, . Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and and Suzanna and Donna Part· . . children. low. ., ._, · ~ Sendmg gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst On Palm Sunday, Cathy AbMat"n/y Haptonstall, Rose Ohlmger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end bott Rebecca Radford and •th Thomas, Jean. Zirkle,. . with his mother, Mrs. Beulah She;rie Blackston were receiY.. Bacon, Lena .rv~cKinley' Vi RJfe, White. ed into membership by confeaeop Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of sion of faith and Mr. and Mra. Pomeroy gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visiled Sunday with tle Watkms, Thelma McDan~ M<.·. and Mrs. lra Butcher iels, and Jean Tatte['5()n, MabMrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum- ol 1 bus was the weekend guest of . Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson awJ· Mrs. Johu F. Ball: ·- · ' Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Gene Stepbenson Gary Stobart, and Jerry Yeauger. About 1 1 e n MEIGS THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT JERRY '..EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" (Technirolor• Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. He of Bellefontaine am Mrs. Larry Stemen!. Larry of La).. weekend guests of Colorc.utoont Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Kl WED. and THURSDAY returned horne Satu ing, after an overn~ April 'J:t.'J:2 NOT OPEN April 23-24 Ronald Reagan. Cassavettes. John ~ADDY" Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 25-26·2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' Bette N~ --. .... MooiiJ met April 10, with ljlvlaon Mn. NeJaler 11111 Mn. M~~;ll Preoldenl llbdllda !nln od IIIII mlnUieS were read the ""'rotary, Mlctey ld IIIII treasurDues were pa er Garcia McGraw rt •read the financial repo . Reports were given by Rboll- 1 Invitations - AUce Darat, Teaford, Brenda Toney, Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: Progi-am - Connie Cooke, Car-. Anderson, Larry Glndwell, Sauer, and Roy Coleman; - Carole Phillips, car~ Sears Sandra ~o~....au-- .. · • ' ftt,,,.. VOL XVII ...--i!!i!i""' ....... . . ..... .,_,...,....._",.._., ......... .......,_....... Uon was planned by Garcia McGraw. Refreshment.: served by Beth '11l~ss, and Beverly Ervin. The next meet~ ing is May a, at the Racine Methodist churcb. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with theb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I Racine and Mr. and 1 1 . .- - . - . . . . - WORLD ! Servt'ces Gl'ven ' At NUfStng • HOme I MIAMI- A TOP '· The Rev. Chester Lemley, aasisted by membera ol the Roct NEWI the product that does Springs Methodist CbW'<'h con-- nareotlcs agent and two detectives were to be formally today with bribes from a narcotics who turned informer. The er reported he had aet up a daal to pay the men ,2,1100 a month to "keep off the heat." \ dueled servicea at the Carman Nursing Home on <;ond F~~~IL tl- Federal narcotics tor Brown, Minersville Mr . and Mrs. Elmt ham spent Easter in ( her mother, Mrs.~ vis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthon ~th~~~.:li:.:::ft::e do: . Secretary Robert S. McNamara arrlv~d back In Washington day to report to President Johnson the results of hi! high . lev. el Viet Narn strategy talks. McNamara's jet transport landed at nearby Andrews Air ._, ·l. I! Force Base, Md., after a flight from Honolulu, where he met with am))assador Maxwell D. TI\Ylor, Gen . Earle G. Wheeler, I chairman of the Joint Chiefs of '' ~ff, and the U. S. I ler and daughter, Lind1 I lumbus were weekend ~~ of his parenls, Mr. anti t , 1 .' Schuler. Mrs. Erneat Kennedy a ';.\ .. " ::. . -~-· l MIDDLEPORT, 0. ;-·.;.·~ ' ;j' .' • ;.~. ·.I .' NYLONS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN .... .. .., ~~ .. ' 'if!' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS Outfitters For Men and -_· For The · -Big Bend Area ' ! I BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! 'I ' - Down through the years, people of the Big Bend Area have leafned to depend: on this quality men'~ fumishing$ . stor~t. _Nat_i~lly advertised bfa~·f1ave ·aiWays ~ been relifl:ireEf~ · to please the most discriminating customer. We .value this confidence as we carry on the tradition. _ ·· . · ··" Sincerely, · . Kermit Walton ' I · ' " t . ·-: ~' ' ~-. L-,;. ·<t ..• •• ~t · - ~ . ··•· · ..-.. . ·,;·. ' ,,, .. ',_ mllitary Rusk and McGeorge , guerri1las. TRey ou1number the guerril1as allrut five tfl one whereas l'XJIU1tnce Indicates a ratio of about ten to one il needed lo <!~feat insurgents. ture in Sonth V!ct Nam or on Asked WhP.ther he thought the what he '-"OU!d lfll JobilS(}n. --He said that the air strike• against Nor'il Viet Nam tended to o\·ershadow the 1mportanci! (If the Wllf in the soulh and ltf necessity tv defeat Red iflll'urgents whD!IIe aim .- Johnson's natiiJnal security vi~er. al~tfl were to attend. McNamara declined to ment on the outlook for the Tuesday J•S Deadl"Ine for HI"ghway BJ"ds '.1' her children died Tuesday night when a car In which were passengers went out 'ontrol and collided head - on with a tractor trailer. Five oth- ' •. er persons were injured in the accident 1111 U. S. Roule I near ., the ,Newark Airport. The dead were Identified aa Mrs Ann Dora Sherod, and her children. Jessie Lee, 15, Anna Jean, 18, Joe Nathan, 8, Kathy, 3. Wanda, 4, Marina, 18, Jamea Arthur 14. DEBBIE HILL Debbl HID d ••te Mr•• 0: Mrs~ D~~~ :Un :r1 Apple Gro•e and a junior at Sootben Higb oclloot, recelved a •lite Homemaker'• de1ree dorblfl the reeeat FHA and atat. convenlloa ~eld Iii C• Iambus. Olber delegates from Soathera Higb school aUelld· RTHAM N lDf1 were SUanne WlnebreoGoNOJ hn APTOV1 ' MdASS.hr- aer, Joyce McCoy, Linda Elcl>v. .o . ope an Tuest ee .Inger. Mary Au Harrit, Un· other men were shaken day night when their helicopter da Jelm1011 and Jlldy Sayre. hed In an n field '. ' ~~:after tak~ I Their financial needt are always on the il'OW. McNamara, on Landi ng to Make Report, Predicts Step-up in Asian War E_fforts year-old -voman and seven of . Take a typical YOU!ll famlly Hke this _. ~ _ Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate commanders in South Viet Nam was to sJbvfft .md overthrow and in the Pacific. the Saigon go,·ernment . The Honolulu meeting LA CROSSE, WIS. THE ed 1ts attertion. he satd, • Sealed proposals wlH be remi&hty Missiasippl pushed steps for b.J.~It:IUII the South ceived until 1 a. m. EST, next past thls diked city with record Tuesday at the offices of the strength today. Authoritiea Department of Highway• were hopeful that miles of manColumbus for highway lmtllllde barrlera would withstand Projects In Gallla, Noble Athens lhe....powerful current. _ 110'1_ , .,. ll'he t:i_ver was running at an -~· oi!icl!ii•'jlepth of 17 ;~· teet at Countl!r; u .0114! a.tn. CST and had held that depih for eeveral hours. contract and wUI be coQaldered on the basis of the total predicted creal was 18 feet amount bid. officials said the rJver may . with asget that deep. "We're in tirettv I Part I. Resu rfacmg concrete 7.57 mHes of good shape," a civil d~:~:: J 1 m . Add'1son and Chesh'Jre apokesman said today. "' ito•onal,ipa and in the village of look real !lne." Chesh' Partrre.2, Resurfacing with as. NEWARK, N, J. - ! H •• II J••cob One Week Special! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 SENIOR PLAY - The Senior class of Pomeroy High school will present its three-act comedy, ""•1 Stew," Friday at 8 p.m. in the Junior High school auditorium. Members of the cast are front row, BiU ley Hendricks, Terry Stalnaker, Jonnie Sue Thompson, Micky Menchini, Jim Bash and Ronnie Riffllee~;t:r~~~ · VIcky Vauehan, Brenda Potts, Andy Vaughan, Larry Marshall, Suzanne Arnold, Patsy Fultz, Katy ~ r1a Buck and Eddie Durst; back row, Carol Humphreys, director of the presentation; Joe Gilmore, Faye · Bonnie Smith, Sandy Thomas, Jackie Jones, Joan Hewetson, Job~ Anderson, Linda Moore and Dennia oni.I'1A-·• Sentinel Photo. h furmer In a trap aet at his apartment Tuesday. Eugene WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Defense Secrretary Robert S. McNamara reported today Marahajl, 39, chief of tbe fedCommunist infiltration into South Viet Nam had "increased at a high rate" in , · eral Narcotics Bureau for south lr•r••1t montha. Florida olnce 1958, and He said that the war effort against the Reds would be stepped up to counteract live Sgt. Fra~k Fountain, "high-level" of infiltration of men and equipment. McNamara talked with newshoad of the city police at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., after an overnight fll~tbt from Honolulu squad bad just accepted he presided over a high-level contereric" of U.S. offiCials and military lead· ln marl<ed bills from the ers. er, accordinK to Police The defense chief was to Vietnaml'S'e fnrrrs. Communist C!'lnest would inter· Walter Headly. port to President Johnson McNamara said that thoae vene in the war, McNamara the White House at 11 :15 a.m. forces ··~ut!er fwm a tstrengtb said, ''I don'·. want to forecast WASIDNGTON DI!FENSI~l EST. Secretary of State Dean disadvanta6e'' relative to the the acti!;.il5 oi. a foreign power, . ,,' tl ,.' Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan agents ·from Washington and Atlanta I ., t ID the ,_ --. ......... why it'l so important for them to bank where they will That's ' ' get every bankina: service they need. ~_,.' -. •: I • . ' ....·1 T· • "' . • . . "f'\~< •• .' '.' '' .. ~-~·: - "•- ... .. ~ • . . . ~ ~:~; - •' ·•.. ..... , ' -~ ' . ~' . ~ ,. -" ~ :1· ., •..,..,.) .' .: 'f"' ....•........:._.' ~··' ' -' ,'. . ' :. •...- · ' .... ,·~. Firemen Launch Hard Cash Projeqt especiaJiy of Red China.'' Nor would 11e say what evl· d.ence •he Unitt:d States had about the com;tructlon of antiaircraft missile sites in North Viet ~am. But he said It was logical to ex; rM such missiles The Middleport Fire department, faced with its biggest project in modern times, will at. tempt to raise $15,000 in bard cash over a three year period to pay for a 1,000 gallon triple combination fire truck already on order from the Supthen Fire Equipment C~. of Columbus. to be ·,. ,tailed "at some point." Several proJects are planned durmg 1965, some of which have Discussmg mfl:tratlon, McNa· already been completed a n d mara said ihat in a recent ac. bringing in about 25 per cent tion in whirh two "VIet Cong of the total. The goal is to upor Communist" battalions were date the equipment to such a encuuntered, 110 per cent of the point that future maJor fund smaU arms and 100 per cent of raising should be several years the large weapons were "of away. Chine:e or ~;mmunist bloc Planned in April is a chic~~ manu acture. en bar-be..que ~aturday, April i 24 • on the parkmg _lot w .. . :J : !~m'J'Bl-1•i~?nl!ih •trm j from Nea} Res1gns . .. ,..,,. Meigs farml"!'s warned Tuesday that 9 were the ' SOUTH BEND. Ind . rt:PIJ - today accund of Detectives batch of alfalfa wee\'il lar- I soug ht a motive in the case of a yuung mother rll P.j 1 •• 1 !''-'----------' "" li COU rf 0 rders pf0 b.atlOO • T"lme I wahama Junior 12 Rutland Students Take Part I·n Survey u:= : ao~~~O fin:xande~o~tsw:: e~~~- Power Men to Serve Panel at CO'IJC EVen senat e Okays seiDJ••A·nnua}$2 AUt0 CheckS b'..;':O ·U ,. .... • ,t ' ....... . ' ·'1' ~- Motive Sought i~J Children's Deat6 Weevil Larva Getting Early Meigs Start Jn MI.ddleporl lure, ,,' IJE,N?i: From Force J!Urr'".· . •.·, , ..( · . . Member Federal Deposit btsuranee Corporation across : hal~ .~~ g~~-~~- ~ I 1 va is mucb abead of th• j strangling her four children. then attempted suicide. m&-·'d eratle Sen. lllepben M. date anticipated. The case un f old e d T uesd ay a It er p Iaymat es ... YIMIIII 11 a Joller 1o bls coo. County !!tension Agent, they hadn't seen Marcia Ham bey. 6, her brother, M,rk, toda •• •C. E. Blakeslee said seven 7, and the 2·year-old Ham- - -. y ..... t~m • K II K . I ·boltl·of ·lbe ,..1110181 fields ioapected Monday in bey twins. · e y and ra1g, Nearby lay the mother, · hor Wben llllly parll of IIIIH, iDthe Flhove Pulats-:Pioel fln .. . day. . wri!!ls -snd anklet slasht!d. - ip$ chllliaJ Oblo, 10 "" Dayl..bt area s wed young arva at The Maggio chtldren next a necktie around her throat. ·. Savtap Tlmt. work Jo nenrly 100 per C"flnt door .wondPred . Mrs Prank Smoke rose from two of the or where rnattr-""s Youag oald a baalae.. man Long-"rne M'iddleport Night R the planls. dd t o1 I Magg1o also wonderf'd n.. H <~ where fir.. h a • w ecommen f" ('OD r !\ thP mother. Mrs. L't"anna am~-~ ..n set . d h ftylllg across a Um.e zoue waa p tr 1 lk N 1 h . tbl · N d ~c· ea as res1gns year me1u e s or 11 tme : bey. was . o one ha sern Let me die," the house-'•e told be would complete 1 H11 eda 1omanth eM'ddl rt p ,. 11 'd 1 lhi d mUe trip 1D tbree mlates, by F ro~t e 1 ertpoed lodo •ce pes Cl es ma a on an lhPm all da.v. told attendants at the bospitaL lh cl -• a! boa d..... .... orce, I was repo ay. methoxyfhlor. Gutblon, how· In the nearbv town of Misha- "Let me die." e o~, ter r oua we Ch1'ef of Pol1'ce Herbert G1'l• I II t' f b t 8 plaae ever, e e(' •ve or a ou waka. Ind .. \Irs . Lou1se Boyer ; phaltlc concrete 0.56 mile ol "I don't waat t4l ride," the key said Neal's resignation fol~ 3 weeks, bas a 2t day 1 a lso worried . Sht> had a dinner Husbaad Flies Home SR 7 and of SR 7 DA in the lowed his acceptan~ of em~ wailing period before harv· date with Mrs. Hambe~· Tues· Edward Hambey. 30, theTu• mao said, •'I will wah here &o 1 h s H' h t 1 f • village of Middleport. P oyment with t e tate 1g • es • requ res Ust" 0 respw day night but couldn't get an band and father of the chJl. ... lt blaat oil." •~ d h II Part S, Reatrfaclng with as· way Department. awrs an ot er sa e Y pre- answer at the Ham bey home ! dren, learned of the tragedy phaltJc concrete 2.49 miles of ~W'Mt. kk&!imt-~~@ In other Middleport Police ac· cautions. and is somewhat by telephone. while an a business trlp lor Al124 In Rutland and Sallstivlty. Chief Gilkey's depart· more expensh:e. Finally Mrs Hambey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew bury townships. TWO FINED ment learned Tuesday that a More tban one applkation swered the phone Ihome in '8 company plane. Part 4, Resurfacing with as. car parked on the town parking may be neeessary before I k' led ld ., h D 1 1 concrete 5.02 miles of Two! wefe•rteedlmboed ..a~ndlntwpo oth~ area near R. H. Rawlmgs Sons the first cutting with mala- sa~~. li m.v c rt>n, s r <'O~;~e:.· sai:leth=e!~~e~ 124 in Olive Twonsbip. ers 0.' OWl om~ Co. was stolen. thion or methoxychlor . roy Mayor Charles Logar. s Authorities said the car, a Moth t>r 1n Ho~p1.1a 1 dead about sixell·----' boura bePart 5, and Part 6, Resurfae- court . fbeen Tuesday n••ht Jrvm ore they were -v•«ing with aspbahlc concrete 1.04 Saunden Gallipolis ~· · 'miles was fined J958 model. had apparently been Today. the 28·year·o ld house. Three had been garroted with " ol SR 141 DA In Salls- UOIJ and • cost and• te ced stolen in Pl. Pleasant and it is wife was under heavy guar d at nylon stockings; the fourth Township and In the viis' sen n owned by Leonard Smith, Pt. ~femorial dHospital. She had strangled with a net;ktle. of Middleport to three daya in jail lor DWI Pleasant. The investigslion was f ]' . and Raymond Baker, Athens, turned over to Mason County tried . suid e a ter strang mg Tnday detecti.ves sought fll was fined $15 and costs on a law enforcement official!>. Marcta. Mark. Kelly and Kratg, an~wer the simple queatioa: LOCAL TEMPS speeding charge. Henry Cleland ___ according to police 1\'hy' The temperature In Pomeroy Jr., Pomeroy, forfeited a $2011 FAIRFIELD STATION MSentencces werce letvied dby , Mrs. Boyer and a eompanionl •·There was absolutely lltl fD. 1 .1ut ge 1 rus hed to t he Ham be v horne, . chcatlon . . business district at 11:40 a. rn. bond on a DWI•cbarge and Low~ Tuesday temperatures - h'1g h F mgsk Woun P yt our of anylh'mg wronc;," 1 1 today was 72 decree•- . Sunny ell Wingelt, Pomeroy, forfeited h : low 44,. Wednesday reading ran T. order. · r · on wo broke m and found the four ; said one police officer. k. $15 bond f lntoxl t' ~ I 10 30 persons ues ay. ' s 1es. a or ca 100. - •• a a. m. C d R B 1 . bod 1es on a bedroom fl oor. "There was no 1lgn that .,._ en - -- -- - --·--- ---- thing was her," COLUMBUS (UPI) De are . . .. ,. town derway at 11 a.m and continue I $1.25. Carry-out service will be Th~ canvas!J will start* 1,: Jll"'~ !ill until 7 p.m., rain or shine. If provided and delivery service p.m Anyone willing ~ ...... clear weather prevails. tables may be obtalned by calling to this project is askfiJ ... Jnw· and chairs will be provided for town hall, WY 2-3145. contributions ready ,_. Ill those who wish to eat on the The firemen will start anoU1- firemen arrive. lawn. er project Sunday, April 25, If items are to The menu include.~ a h<llf - when they caavass hou!\e-to ~ before Sunday, arEgt .. chicken, \>aked beans, cole hopse for articles to be sold at ' may be made by caJ!inB slaw and potato chips. all for auctiOn on May 22. hall or contacting any 1ir1fA1L ~ther~ ·,.w The alate - owned helicopter viction o[ driving while his liMrs. MaggiO. • bad .tJ;aveled about only 100 cense was under. revucalion and yards when 11 plunged 40 feet $150 nne and costs. plus 63 days OVEC Reelect. back to earth on La Fleur AirDavid Scri!BI. a blologlcal,of 12 studenta Wbo have volun- ship for 1963-64. in county jail, for DWI. port. The pilot aaid drive 1:~!· majOr at Rio Grandelleered to participate. The following stud, nts are par· Judge Porter suspended $100 Board of Direeton sbaft snapped. The pilot. David wbo Is condueting a re- Thursday, the students w\11 ticlpating In the project, Joe of the fine for driving with liW. Graham of Nahant, kept IU prqject lor a course in aelect tbeir own suggestions for B·ogar1. lee Wood, John Moore, cense under revocation and orf All members ol tbe board. If the craft level on deacenL It adolescent psychology, is at dls<ussion and on Rriday an Pennee William!, Patricia dered a year of probalion for f d~rectora of Ohio Vallty Elli!hit on one wbeel firat, rlppklg MASON - The Waharna Rutlaud High school this week. evaluation will be made. Mr. Schoppert, Darrell Smith, Deb- that offense. The judge tben susInc Corporati1>1 and Ita wlia~'.; up a large chunk of lurl. An eye- lor High School Science d011a~t- l Purpoae of his project II lo ijaroJll Sauer, guidance coun- bie Sheets, Sherry Matson, Dl- ponded 60 days of the confine- Waldo LaFon, president of owned subsidiary, hldlaaa- 1to11- ' wltneBB aald It almoat Dipped ment will hold Ita third the soclo-eoonomie attl- selor, will assist Scragg in the ane Gloyd. Michael Borgan, Lar- ment for DWI and ordered a the Central Ohio Valley Indus- tucky Corporatioo, over on ill aide. fl!'lence Fair Friday, April 23. and leellftgs ol adoleo- project. ry Montgomery and JoYce year's probation. Bentz's driv- trial C<>uncil. said a lour-man elected at the 811111181~;;=.; It will be open lo In thla part of the Appa- David .is I sophomore at Rio Clonch. ers license was luted for one panel of area development spec- of the company's DIVORCE' GRANTE:D from 1 Ill@ 8:30 p. m. region. He will discuss Grande and Is ·working on hia David Scragg is a 1963 grad- year. ialists w11i highlight the April held this week In A divorce baa beOil granted and awards Will be affairs (national, in- B. S. degree. Ho was tbe llrat uate of Rolland High school and In the other action, Danny 22 COVIC meeting in Pori$- OVEC wa. fo~ 1n Ethel M. Logan from Delmar at 8 p; m. Dr. . and local) boy-glrljreclplent of the MeiP county the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brickles was ordered 00 serve mout h. 15 Pl'l•ate electriC J. Logan In Meigs County Corn- head of the relationo, and the personal goals Parent-Teachera Aun. scholar- Scragg of RD I, Rulland. a 90 day sentence aner plead- The panelists will be of the Ohlo V.Uey mon Pleu Cow1. 'lbe plalntifl, ol_Manball ing guilty to a petty larceny the . three electric power the primary wbo had songht the petltlon 1111 JuCiie the charge. The confinement was pan1es servmg the Tr1-8tate v1d1ng grouada of gross n..lecl Of duty of suspended in lieu of two years' ea They are Pete Lebold, for and extreme ~ItY. wu Clven lo•, I!OIIIri'-~•·• probation. Brickles was ordered Power Company. Newark: t:Uitody of. lwo minor chlldren. 10 . will COLUMBUS (UPI) - T ba,u million motorllls." He said It Is basically the same plan to make restitution for coins he ger Thompson. Kentucky · Senaie volell Tuesday to It would cost that n\uch "for no passed by both houses In 1951' allegedly stole. er Company, Ashland; - Melli Geurol Hoopltal pj;ljecl semi-ann~ inspedlon good fllll1lllse." . but rejected by then Gov. Frank !as Roomey. Jr., •n•<•••"'NS - Opal Cum- - ~· , n ,. motor .,_;.,-lea' '-~-'ntng In . -e bill req··•-· "'"'' ·aU ·a•L J. LaUBChe. .. Similar plans are Voterans Memorial Bospl_ta_l Power Company, _:::;:"':..'.:-'~-- Olan ........ ~-•---'" the .. (alf ··)It: · ""~ · _.., "' """'• u~ ADMISSIONS VI d C D ".......,, .......~. . ww, lin. Adrian 'lllld Mn tomobiles be lnspe<!ti4'· ~· a ' uaed ln ·&ey!l,!81 other staleS, in- . rguua an arl unn, . ~Y.- GES _ AIQIR . vAauNearly !brae ~, t)!· ~ljl year by a state. - ~ ·l!l-lellldtng- •JWflti'tiOrftlg, Penn•yl••j P.,., Rutland; Mary Laven- Power Company, Hunttngtoa. D~ ,. ,. • attempts to amend preced- spection stat(on for, 1 $2 r.e. nla. ~· Syracuse; Glor~a sturgeon, The evenmg program WID pr;Porberoy. _• .· passage of t)le blU 'by I'~IIMotorlata .whoae un 'had me- Sen. !lay T. Miller Jr., D- Pt)llleroy; Barbara Black, Cool- precl!ded_ by an afternooD over the vl_olent objections cbanlcal defects wwld~ ba gjven Cleveland, sponsor of the meas-. v!Ue. golf, SOCial hour and , Sen.' Daney 1). Johniloo; D- !line, to repali- them and I! said he "can't guarantee DISCHARGES - RUth Steib- at the Portsmouth Elks Phl\tltl«lphla. !!leY failed to comply l!ould be that this bill will save any lives. ·em, Long Bottom;: Charles Fra· try Club. Reservations can Jobnaf;!n' ~ the ~ pM..lllll'll. 10atenced to ]all and I""'! I, can1 assure you II wm Wlllk, ~r, Gallipolla; George Luster, made with the Portsmouth AN.. '"'"· tnapeCIIOn .,.-;:1i0111d crelle •'W ,driven lleeJ!..,. and ll-lliut anything ~ can t!o for .Middleport; leonaed Bass, Chamber of Coalmarce, :1:10 '!lllllt~t(ot!r ~for Qbio•ai.Uiit platot. aafe17 II a JII'UIIItep forward." S,racuse. mouth, Ohio. Sci'ence f ..:r 'f. .. .... • ··•. .. ' ' ' . ' \ ; ••• .-'. ' •. • . 1? W •.,_. ,. t •• r mom- u·Igh PIans :l•~· ' '...,. ' ••.. ~- ,.:... .•• _•.::.- ...... > ;:·~ enttne POMeROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO , ,... ......... Pat Quinn and lam weekend guests of ht Mr. and Mrs. Bradfm NO. 3 a • at y - ~ daughter of Columbt .... I da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev~ erly Ervin, Shirley Nelgler, Garcia McGraw, M1ckey Wolfe , ~ Renee Burke on the Meigs~ ty Conference. meeting whtch was held Apnl 5. Tbe elub dis- Mem~a ,QS.fdatinD • ....,. 'II • • dooody l '"'• - ........... .._. Mlllll, low ln'Ciol tHI. LIIUt ............ ftwiiiJ. - 11: Mr. and Mrs. Jolm , !Tecbnleolor) . Lee Marvin, Angie Diekln· Jerry Lewis, .10n, and son·in-law, Mr. ''THE KILLERS'' "THE 111clhe WU1Wii Columbus with thet FRIDAY ond SATURDAY !IOD, 'lbo Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projecta and project books were handed out. Recrea· Mrs. C. M. Ervm .has reJohn . ~vans, Mtchto her home m Gardner, Wtlliam Halley. W: Va., after spending a ~wartz, Larl!' V~nce, week wtth Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Wllson, Ronme Hmdy, She was accompanied home by Hood: Melvin Milllron, her daughter. Mrs. Fred Larry ~ethe, Robert P?Dler, Schroa.th, who had spent the Joe Re1chman, Fred Rob~son, week m Sarasota, Fla., with Robert SchmolJ, Roger Sh1fiet, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser p =~!"PC::eer.-·· • o., Apr. 20, 11181 'rDillJ8entlne1, Pomeroy·Mlddleport. l . , . ., .. ). . -~~,-;" . ·'t' . !'' ·~·· . .1 _, r .. ~ ..:. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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