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C1rtoons WID. tnci "THURSDAY May 5-6 NOT OPEN PRIDAY and SATURDAY Moy 7·1 BRIDE" , Keir OuUea . at the lS Low President Johnson Asks Additional Funds n Primary Vote WORLD FUR STORAGE .I Interest • eCieaning eRepairing e Remodeling Dust and dtrt can serf· ously damage your fur and shorten ib life. Ha ve it restored to new lu ster and beauty . TONIGHT NON·IMMERSION Ca ry Grant, Audrey Hepburn FAMOUS NU·GLO "CHARAGE" (Technicolor) CLEANING METHOD -and- James Mason ROBINSON'S Lilli Palmer "TORPEDO BAY" Convenient Pickup Stations in Middleport·Pomoroy Tue1. & W•d. M•y 4-5 Can Grant Grace Kelly "TO CATCH A THIEF" (Technicolor) - and- Phone Pomeroy WY 2·5428·Middleport WY 2-5130 "THE SECRET DOOR" LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Robert Hutton Continue Search for Elderly Man VOTE FOR FRED HOFFMAN Republican Candidate For COUNCILMAN VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT Dedicated To The Service of ALL The Residents of Middleport YOUR VOTE GREATLY APPRECIATED -Pd. Pol. Adv. ANNOUNCING .OUR NEW NOW-The Bend Area Has Its Own Local Mail Order Housel Stop At Our Store and Ask For the Loan of One of Our 196 Page, 4 Color Catalogs. You WUI Find Over 2900 CarefuUy Chosen Brand Name Items at Fabulous Prices-and the Prict You See Will Be the Price You Pay-Abo 10lutely No Shipping Chareea. Shop By Mail or Phone-Ordering l11s Easy 11 1-2·3 IIi /JI.y <l'der Received By Mail or Phone Noon Each Thursday Will Be Ready For You To Pick Up at Our Store by Noon the Following Tuesday. Or We Will Deliver the Item at No Charge the First Time One of Our Truckl Ia In Your Area. j DON'T POSTPONE-SHOP BY PHONE The Pomeroy Cement Block Compr,~ny YOUR LOCAL MAIL ORDER HOUSE PHONE WY 2-3193 POMEROY Roof Repair Authorized by Heath Board The Official Board of Heath Washington and New York. Methodist Church authorized , its church trustees ot reP'air the roof of the church where needed at the May meeting held Sunday evening at the church. Mr. Leo Smith, chairman, preSided. In other acUon, Mr. William Russell was employed as cno•U" 11 director and the resignation Mr. Ben Philson was acc:ept·ed il with regret. Mr. PhHson has filled the position since Mr. William Everson moved away. Commission reports included recommendations that Bible study be held on Wednesday evenings, a new bulletin board and a coat rack In the narthex, a planned missionary program and speaker; monthly meetings of the Education commission on material and yearly calendar of activities and a vacation Bible school in the church. Mr. Smith announced the Finance and Stewardship commission would proceed with the annual budget, contacting church members aa to pi~~~~:: !I by a new metllod. Each ber of the commissions was urged 1o make an annual calenof his work and plans., to be presented when the Jjclhur·ch year begins. ' Mrs. John Baker, Leo Smith ' anq Miss Frieda Faehnle were elected agent, president, and secretary, respectively, of the ministerial fund. Mrs. N a n Moore was named greeter chairman for May. It was announced that a sweeper, fire extinguishers and communion set has been purchased. Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. Jeanne Cooke were named as Cf><ilialrmen for the pfaclng flowers Ill the church urns each SundaY and are to contact mernbers for the work. The meet-11 1ng was closed with prayer ~--------------·~·--------------------------~~~.sw~ Come to Elberfelds and See . ' '\ J I '>I Our Beautiful Group Of WOMEN'S DRESSES I The Ideal Glh For Mother's Dayl All so comfortabl11 and easy to wear knits, laces, linens and synthetic fabric.s, . Choose your Mother's Doy gifts or yO\olr vacation wardrobe from our wide cholct · Mother's Day Is Next Sunday, May 9th ohizes and styles. • ·-· _ .. - . ELBERF,ELDS IN ·POME ... • ' . ' ... �~ .. ...... ' . . ' .. if s-nany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1861 Tla• Dallg Blue Devils Sting Yellow Jackets fo~ Ninth Coif Win po~·~~li~ t~u~.;"!. ~= ~!~! ';It~~ four "Can't You at Least Smile?" actually Although the score was 26'Ao Carty won ~I on polt)ls. Ron Walker blanked Don Nel-l The s~< th annual SEOAL IOl!f· City gofl course Monday eve- four 8 to 7 GAHS Devll:t Orst toh \""· thel~atckets first fhur Tom Folden blanked Wayne son f-0 and outshot his oppon-1namenl hl~> oeen rescheduled ning as the Blue Devils picked erali match. 151> e ov· Gsaolltpo ' exllS_ceconursescores on t e GDalvlis 4-ll by firhlngch a 36dfor the enl 40-47. . for M•y 15. ,,t the Falrgreens . . wm . .tn 11 match· Monday •evening, the "'· B I u e steve Hindy fired , a 41 oeven- medalist a JDns -for "the1 aft rna e h1m up th elr - Gallipolis' next match IS Fri· c.ount.rv r t"r' between Jackson . this spr1ng. GAHS has two Devils "first four" defeated the over-par. ke was by while the Jackets four day, at Barboursville. The PJr· land Well slou t e~ fin i Jackets' lop four, 14\1 to 1\1. Chris Rnderick, 4-0 Rnderick man finished with a 50. ates are currently ranked the . . e a .outcome was sur· Coaches John Milhoan and No- Hred a 37. In the fifth sixth and sev· number two team in Class !'f SlOf, ~onSJderlng the visit· ian P. Swackhamer used sev· Dave Edwards finished with entb positions' Terry Shrader AM circles In West VirginJB. '!'£ e thJacket. are enJOY· en players each in the meet. a 40, but lost 31'. to m to Chip downed Bob Burkett 4.o. Shra- ' On Saturday, GallipoliS; M1d· mg one o etr best years ever Sam Clatworthy managed to Janes, who fired a 38. der had a 41 Burkett 0 58 dleport , Fort Fry and Pt Plea· - - ' on the hgre~ns. score one of the Jackets points. Sam Clatworthy also fired a Mark Ree;e defeated Dave sant w''i engage in a quadra n"Tbal __ umpire .doesn't !wow 1n 1 ~ rst :tch of the Dave Edwards tallied the vlsi· 40, and his opponent, Tom Me Jenkins 40 The wmner finish gular match at H1dden Va l how lucky .hi Js . . We're ant season ween se two clubs, tors II marker. Carty finished with a 39. Me- ed with 40,' Jenkins hud a 49. . ley Club above Pt . Pleasant - 1 • Voice of Broadwpv • • • reportmg • S.-ntinPI ,>. cs-ENTI> !!NG EDITO_R!All ~ _ ~~ · On The Move Men 1n Their Flyinll Mach· Vivian Leigh, but they, W.. lnes" in London on June 3. went away 1avtng about lilt GOSSIP IN GOTHAM are pleased to nole about the sud· r~lvis Presley's intimates fear HRH I• official nost for I h e newcomer. . The pop-art lhrM> rne handsome dimensions; window at Cinema den &purl in the apprentice tram· thai his six-year romance wtth chant) event Prisctlla Bie\eou, daughter of youn& bride~room In a recent I Is settlnl more \auen, thaa lng program in Ohio. AI the same time one of his oflicero when he \faa society page marrtaae 11 usur· •ny otner oiSplay In .o,. we wonder how manv of ou•· Meigs min the Army In Germany, I• ov ed ot 110,000 a year lor life re- "Hall a Slxpense" II this kind ~unty youth are takmg advantage of er - alhough ever smce she gardt"" of what happens after of a hit : During Intermission, aueh a program for their mutual benecame to the U. S. she's been re· the noneymoon is over. But the patrons dash out to the bo• fit. There is not too mueh evidence logarded as the only one he ever pre-<~uptial agreement signed by office and buy tickets for lhell Arlene l>ahl't cared lor. She'll soon be rejom· both parties prevents him trom children cally that any ful l sea le attempt ts be· filing for any other money from heart Is •• <ng pit.t~·P•' ·pat 8· lng her parents in Europe. Of lng made to hnng voung workers into course, that move might indi~ her estate In the event of a sep- &aln. The lucky fellow Ill Mall the various trades, whi<"h to a large ex· cote a more optimistic plot line aution, divorce or her death. Kelly, A • eallhy S•!l Fr""ci.. tent locally seems to be fadmg out. A than the boys suspect : suppose However. at this point the bride car .. report of the Apprent ices hip Council of she wao just relurning to her Is so in love she gave him a 1\'eshin~ton lnsld<" • '~-1 the Ohio Department ol lndustnal Re· family so her parents could tax-tree 150.000 as a wedding there'• a good chance lations is worthy of the attention ot all announce the engagement in present, along with the predict· COMSA1 ,.,ll be the ouhjoclthat ol proper fashion' Despite able expensive jewelry. people who are intemted in helpmg to a new investigation by a Sello warnings by Charles Chaplin to Gina Lollobrigida certainly ·ate sub-committee usually d., make our youth self 1upporting and an •·stay away from my daugh· didn't have many compliments seribed as a "bUZIBIW ifOUP" lntregal part of the wo rk force of our ter," 1ieek Omar Sharif conlm· for the Yankee Doodle Internal ... Produ ce~ .Josepn B•ach, cur· nation. The very health of the nahon, ues to take more than a father- l!ev.,ue Service when 1he r• rently preparing the 111m veratate and county 1s based on the desire ly lnlere!t In lovely Geraldine turr ed to the old country tall alon of "3 Lives for Mlssissi!>" and willingness of persons to work at Chaphn and she seems !asci· time. She told European report· pi," hu been In touch with a ' what ever level they are capable It nated by him. ers · "Even the Malia give~ you former FBI undercover maa The New Yorl authorltlel matters not how dignified it 1s. because some sort of warning, but not who may work aa technical ldoare about to launch a drama!· the American tax menl" (Mal· vilor on tilt picture Burt Lanall labor regardl ess of 1\s nature is the lc drive against narcotics push. 11 - heuen•' How does a caster is V'anted for the starbest medicine we can ha ve in this land en and users. II ahould make sweet thin~ like Gina Lo11o Bet ring role In thlo story of Ku of Appalachia headlines - big one• - within 10 know aMu! the Malia?) Klux Klan terror . . Colambia 1 month Prince Philip, the Yul Brynner I• s1ghlng with re- Pictur•• haa bought the srret!ll Duke of Edinburgh, cabled lr· lief His most recent medical right• to the click BroadwaJ Just since Jan 1. 998 apprentices Ina Demick in Paris, inviting ex.aminatlun showed that b Ia comedy "Luv , have been regJSiered w1th the Council her to attend the benefit prem· wont fears - and they were AI Jerry Vale'• record oalet as compared with o:JO 111 the same per!ere of "Those Magnificent shuddery - we"e 1roundlesa .. continue to akyrocket, he'l beIod in 1964 There have been 44 new Ethel Merman may have meant lnl booked into nlghtclulll with ly head-shaking mood. He only training programs reg istered with the It when she announced she was b1~ger seating capacity He'll asked Shastri and the head of forsaking Broa~way lor good. play the Latin Culno (a 2,00. council in 1965. wh1\e there were only neiflhborlng Pakistan, Ayub She turned down the lead in the aealert near Philadelphia ill late :.!6 m the •arne penod in 1964. There Khan, to delay their vlslls In musical version of "All About Septemiler . . Small myllten: are undoubtedly manv programs on a the first ptace primarily In their Eve'' - and that's a plum role, Why did Diane Van! "tfllrt" 81' Willi11m S. White small scale that are poss 1blv not reporl· own intere!ts. He knew, as did made memorable In the mov· from mllV!el and thea why did any aware observer of I h t ed, whtch are dom g a good piece of she decide, suddenly, to reiiii'P and the White House collective- mood In Congress, that If they ira by Belle Davil. work to he'p in the eH·ntnal employ· WASHINGTON- lndiR's ha.,h· the hope of India's very large ly are doing everythinl they came here and used Washing· tu show i'~slnes•? Even hll' The fan maga2lnes can brace mana1ar prole..or not 10 laMiw ly unfriendly retort to Pml· number of norrddmirers in both c•n do, in public and in private, ton llself aa a aoundlng board ment of apprentices as ti~>t class work· political paliieo in both bouses to prevent the anti • India foredent Johnson 's der.iston to post. ers. If we can get the same volume of ,_ for addiUonal attacks upon our th•mselveo for • aerie~ of cov· tha Real RtiBOIL of Congre" Tune and aga1n pone the scheduled vlsll here of er stories If the newest lntl!!'lll· •• in Congress from uolng IncaUie In VIet Nam, they would int•rease going in the many government Pnme Mimstor Lal Bahadur these fellows have only barely dia 's own belligerent aulka to lnevllably create a wave of Con- tiona! romance, so far secret, programs. we will most ass uredly be Shastn is presumably felt there been beaten back by lhe John· deslroy aosistanre on India. Tha gressional anger against them- become• public domain. The lov· blessed with a great company of trained to be ner e~muy to save Indian soo AdminiStration ond the Eis· President is ignoring ·and urg· oelves that could not posalbly era are a lamouo Scandinavian "face " A shrill pseudo-dlgn•IY enhower and Kennedy Adm1nls· lng others to ignore not only ln- have been contained. actreSI and a titled Brltisher. and willing workers. DIVOflll TO IMTIIII'f 0" Is seemmgly placed above the trat1ons before it. dl8n denunciations of thla eovThe Preaidenl thought he had More importanily, this is now long-demonstrated ~asiC friend· ernment but also Pnme Minis- made this not only clear but al· MIIDI MASON AliA ACHTIJNG 1 - literally llnder the voluntarv programs there ship of the Unlied Statea White the genume fear of India's small ter Shastri's action in goinl so amiably clear to the Indians Cary, Rock, Peter, Marcello, band of reo! CongressiOnal are curre nlly 8.77 9 appre nllres m tra in- HOII 'i f . Cll .... r T•n""'lll IIIIHw fnends and of Administration before a proudly pro • Commu· and Pakistanis. He was, there- et al.: It's very Ukely I h 1 hblllbiCI nerJ llftenod __. There i!, however , rising I· nisi forum In New Delhi to coting This represent s an im rease ot over fore, distressed when the lnd· screen's newe~l dreamboat w!U lulldll IJJ l'be 01110 v.u.r I'UblfA. officials responsible for try· illl eompalll uo "'-bult tt Pfl• 80U over the numher at the end ol Ap- larm here \hal lnd1a may be mg to finesse an intact fore1gn· ligate anew our policy of resist· ian• In particular reacted with be salhng into port when "Ship COJ• ()hlo, 111.... Ofalll ...... cutting off not only India'• no90 ance to Communist agsreaslon ouch violence and when Shas· of Fools" has ill premiere. 111'1 aid program through a Conril of last year. Another good s•gn is to spite India 's lace but also In South Viet Nam. trl hlmaelf publicly proclaimed Ookar Werner of Germany, and lilT. that there is an im rease of appr entice India's heretofore wide acces1 gress already reluctant ~bout llla.r-1 .. ..... .... ...... Still. the White House walks thai he bad been all but mor- II wao elear from the audience IW&tf to the American foreisn-aid dol· the whole bur,mess, even apart 11 ~ .t•lt .tftll at: romeror. vrogram revlSlons Ill the past four tally offended and waa now In reaction of thla week's flrlt Oblo. an uphill road. The core of from India. Jar months, which indi ca tes that the spon· President Johnson personai!J concern is that an India which a mood never to come to Waab- New Yo•~ preview that he l!.tall This Is, of course, precisely N&tlODal .. ;siM"I t"6P .. sors of the progra<ns are on the ball to tras rece~ved billions from tha lnaton at all. the picture !rom lhe all ·- atac IM ao~ Kt-.11111. Ju.. In the past It hal been poHI· caal. He'• not just fascinating LalaaiG1I av• •. Nf111' YGO ~•· ,... United States, while alway• t•ote any increases in standards. it shows ~irk. ble for the Whlta Houae to per· to look al, he can oct keeping a foot in the Commu· well the mteresl of industry and business in lal!IOrtpUa rate ~ ., nist camp so as to receive Com- auade Conareu to tolerate, U enoueh to lmpreu the most jad· earrt• wb•• ITilbble. • ...., Pll the future of the trainees into well roun· - · ,.., 111 munist aid as well, has t h Ia never to like, this. It II extrem• ed men while tha females art .... DUlJ ldttad .rnn. ....- a oed, skilled work ers who will be able to 1y unlikely that II will be po11i· 11..11h thl'lll _ . . ....., time opened to Jndla'a erltlc• awoonlng. Most of n, chlc pre- •at.u, ,. . Yotor Routt 11fllftt' oaM"fft ~­ tlleet the present and futu re needo that here a gale tiTal no amount of bit any more, &lven the pret- view crowd - Judy, Sr. John, M\ •...U••le. ... IDifttb ..... • ' ent atlllude In India. 1 - - by Helen BotteJ-......1 Administration effort may be Noel, Ethel and Lueen ·.unong •Ill ODe JtU flQ,CII; Ill ~ 1 ( 1 1oos will require It is also noted that (Copyright, 1965, by United ', I I ~ able to close and bar. lht state plans lo preve nt dlscrimina· them - """ ®me to> rool fQr Fwaturt Syndicate, Inc.) he was going to give me up for . li·· fl Johnson hlmoelf Ia In 1 wry· STAR STRUCK . tion based on rare. creed. color or na· Lent, but he'd call after Easter. Dear Helen : , tiona! background IS showmg its effecla, U you are too lick, J011 Well, il'a after Easter and I be bundled up and taken !&''lilt • l am married, three children, haven't heard from him. What ' 1nd the same trend is laking place in :W years old My klds dragged can I do, and what can I look hospital allh., In tht,~limll' '( Lbe hiring practlres . whirh is a healthy car or by ambulanee. me to see a famou11 singer who forward to thia aummerRE; il&n that will benefi t manv previously appeared In our \own. I look LENT room or to my ollie• uvea time for both ; barred on account of their origin and -plied a preosure bandage, paUent and re~ultl In a mort j, one look and r· · oed. more By Wayne G. Bnndatadt, M.D. .. Fall! . .. For • without delay. lletief. I think I ' In love honest guy! - H. Many of the readera ®Ill- which was fine, but the play· Your doctor today can make apeedy and accurata dlnJIIIill ,., lng field waa no place to aew w1th h1m mind wan· !>ear Helen: plain that most doctors no lonl· 1 much more accurate diagoo- and more effective trea'tlii"m: up 1 wound. We took the lirl denng lo \, . m constant.. My hUiband and I can UIU&l• er make house calls. We 1hould We doeton may have , i. 111 of your condition and eaa •I would appear that the outlook for f" ly day dreanung about ways to ly solve our own problems, but eumme some of the reuona to my office where everylhlni opply much DHtre effective IOmt of the IIIIIVI bedll4f the apprenlice prog1am 111 Ohio is a waa at hand. In tbll UH my meet him. I have been disc on~ we'd like help on lhJS one. I lor thia. treatment then Wll the caM ner of the "good old daya, ' trip to the patient acoompllllh· healthy one . We 011i y hope that with all tented w1th my life ever oince am 1~. my husband 21. We're I can Illustrate one upect SO years qo. 'l1til II ill part 11 patleuta you hava , _ • · of the new Federal pro grams of train· thai mght Helen, no one has to both in good health, have no by recoiling a call to "come ed nothinl. The 11r1 ahould have tilt reoult of a variety of testa better chmce lor • •Pilti!Y ,..: ,. , tell me I'm being silly, lmma· chi\drOil, and 1ometimes won· quickly, please burry" to at· been taken to a holplll.l emer- that cannot bt made at your covery. , 1 ·i.i ~" 1 , (1P. lng under the Manpower Development • lure and plain Idiotic. I keep der if we' II have that privilege. tend a girl who had received home. AlthOIIIh thert are IIIU and Training Ad w1il l~ad to addition· LmLE STATE hoping I'll rome out of thia Last summer we aigned on' lift a cut on her ankle on the school a few illatanCH In whlclt a al training programs. espedally in ar· madness aoon. insurance policy covering both hockey field. When I arrived 1 BIG MOUNTAINS bouse call may bt jultllled, eas like our own \hat are shu• t on indus· they are not nearly 10 COIIllllllll I must say I'm not the lli&hty of ua. II Isn 't lirge, but we found that this girl bad 1 modCONCORD, N. H. (UPI trial opportunities that exist in the ar· could uae the premiuma to ad· erately bleeding wound that 11 they were tn the daya when type. I have never been ill Little New Hampshire boasts Ill your doctor could do wu ell of heavv conce ntrat ion of industry. vantage elsewhere, like pay· needed a few slltchea. love with anyone but my butThe coach had already ap- of having no fewer thon eiflhl to take yuur temperatUN, '"' Our state is going all out for the luring band, nor even attracted to ing into hospitalization insurmolUitalna more thaD a mU1 your pulae and gtva you thl ance. We koow couples w1th of industry to the stale. and the great 1nyone else. hl&b. comfort of his aympathetk pr• Con lht fact that I've been children lhould have Insurance, •xpansion of existing plants. and those but is it necessary In tllil day 1lightly bored and depressed They are Mt. Washington I,· ence In addition to a few pUll aectlons that expect to get this Increase of the working wilt lor child· have anything to do with Jt' 121, Mt. Jefferson 5,117, Mt. Ad· to rtUeve your )1&111. will have lo have proof of l aoodly supless people to carry It? In live Tnday's doctor belltvea lbal STAR STRUCK AND ASHAM· ams 5,7111, Mt. Monroe 5,385, Mt. By United Prt11 lnteralttoul years we can borrow on tho If you ara not too alck to lei ply of ilulled workers. ED Tnday Ia Tuesday, May 4, tha Madison, I,I&S, MI. Sam Adami policy and. If we poy 18 yean, Dear Star Struck: 1241h day of 1965 with :Mt to 1,1110, MI. Clay 5,!132, and Mt. to hill ofllce, be can 11rve you better there thaa ill your homt. The fact that you're bored It would be paid up for I h o follow. Quincy Adama 5,4011. rasl of our lives. Please tell and depessed has EVERY· The rnon Ia appraachinl Ill THING to do with it. You aim- us what you think! - YOUNG lint q1111rter. ply latched on to a handy day· COUPI.E The mornlns star1 aro Satura dream , and you aren't nearly Dear Couple : and Mar1. All young couples need some wHEN MAI(!S Hts veAR.ti/. as silly and Idiotic u you think The evening star1 art 1111'1 sort of small life IMurance pro- and Jupiter. VISIT--·- NOBOOV HAS ANVlHIN(; ~ - just more honest. TO SAV TO HIM···· Many routine-harassed house- gram - on which ean be add· Horace Mann, pioneer ARIII'Io ed to when chlldrm arrive. 1 wives have oale little unattaincan educational reformer, wll able dreams lllat gel them don't believe In overlnsurlnl, bom on thll ct.ty In l7flll. On this day In ristory: through the Ironing, the dishes but I do think that both bus· I'Ll M baud and w~e should carry at In 1886, 11 person1 we111 killed l'flNESAP' ON the diapers Not dangerous, least enough for burial expens· ANP THEN and 70 wouNled In the Hay· unlesa they threaten reality. THE es, w1th a cullhion to aet the llord of the Unlted Stale• and You don't love th1s singer CHILPREN--· ourvivor back on his (or her) listed by the Justice Depart· ye 's your wsy of lighting the feet. And it's important that the men\ u public enemf No, 1, vague discontentment which wilt be covered I'm &lad to waa lmprl1oned at Atlanta Pen®mOl with feeling tired and let your poHcy allows for that. Itentiary on Income tax evaoto• dull and taken for annted by Medical lnaurance ie also nee· charges. yoor family. But It's much bet. essary. Sometimes (almost any In 11M2, the liattlt of tba Coo tor that you liaht this feelinc, time) thoH payments art Ill ral Sea be1an, re~ ill a on tho home front. Push out the popular 11 a aardlne eater in major defeat f« the Japenaat 11r1111et and put your hUibtnd fleet by the U.S. Navy. an elevator, but you'd better be into his place. You may bt aIn 1HS, Governor Ntllorl m..ed bow much faster t h e lievl tltey'rt good Investments. RcK·kefellerof New York !lUI'· -H. 4ayl fly when you 1111 them with rled Mra. Mar,8fella IHaPP,) plona to entice 1 real man, not Murphy. 'l'lll1 eolumn 11 dedicated to a mirage. - H. P.S. +00 how much IIHlre en- family living, 10 if you're havA tlrouabt for, 11\1 -ay; ~ liclng your ovoniOII will b4, IIC kid trouble or just plan lean atatelqlll) D•ntal Webatar · trouble, let Helen help YOU. too! 1ald "Wiler¥ ·t1Ua1e begins, otbSlit wit\ tiiOWtkGmeyourown Dear Helen: er arta tallow. 'l'lla tirDWt I Wal 1olng wllh lhl1 11W1 Ut..IDC experiences. Addreu att the ~· oC who even montionetl marrlap, Haltn Botta! ill can oC thlt therefore • • ,, bu!Nin clvJU2atlon." IIIII JIQI JDUilll. TMI lit lo\11111 IIWIJllpll'' 'WI (.;'apitol Comment, E,vents -- __ THE DAILY SENTINR ..................... '"' ....... ......... -. '" * ..s... , .. HELEN HELP US! M.IIJ'DtM--.... . IIIWld·::,.* Today's .Medical Report ,-y tiC: THE ALMANAC Sur 1-1e - ~, \ Middleport • lS Dna} Wu TfackMeet ,, l :.......,~ like it FaL J ack on us NEW YORK (UPl)-A heart- op with catcher Howard (Doc) broken Johnny Blanchard head- Edwards from the A's in return ed for the Kansas City Athletics for Blanchard, also a catcher, today and Elston Howard for and p1tcher Roland Sheldon. the hospital in a stunning series In addition Yankee General of · N events y k that y kleft the. reehng Manager Ralph Houk also an Middleport High schOI'' track ew or an ees with theJr nounced that Howard the and field performers warmed thinnest catching corps In more league's Most Valuable Player up Monday with a v:ctory ov- than two decades. . m 1963 and I .3t3 hiller last er Wahama for their first-ever The Yankees, 1n &ghth year, w11l enter Lenox H1il Hos"Und . " even 1 place With .a 7-9 record m - de· pta 't I . today to undergo surgery , er-t he L1ghls 1 hursday of this week against lense of their A<nencan League on hiS fight elbow for the rethe Pomeroy Panthers. turned to lheJr old moval of a bone chip. Track Coach Bob Ashley said couSins 1n Kansas City for The 35-year-<Jid slugger, who the events will gel under way Held at 5:45 in daylight. The help Monday mght and came 1probably will be operated on seven running races will be staged under the lights. A small charge Is planned 1 wilb proceet11 to be divided 50-50 between the scbools to m~red I, n::~; Yanks Trade Catcher John Blanchard allowed to swear!, '' defe~ted 17 1 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN to~?~ m~th P,'nna~t,, ~ , ... . ;~. ... you r i nde pt l1dt: nl in ~ u ra n ce Wednesday, will he placed on to right field in the eighth Other Action age nts. We re pledged to se r11e you 6r~t. We t.u\or yoUI msuranc.: e To the disabled list thus making innmg to break u D him ineligible to 'play again for Chance's bid for a : ; The Kansas C1ty Athletics your needs If !rou ble stn kes , at least 30 days. The brilliant 2:1- ear-<Jfd Cy wh1pped the Washington Sena· were <1\ your <~t de-o;e~ .ng !hat r Cll\lnl rs p:ud fa ul y, v.t lhout Youn Aw d y tors 5·3 m the only other Amer· you red f <~ pe I et us ,uta\1/e } UIIr , ar, angel , ua IIYg IS aarl us· ican Le ague game on the , h,,,, ,e, or brl\l llt: '> S h Lee Thomas. the fallen ed s owwtnner, spnng who start••r 1 1 Ill '> II I :1 1\ '- t as per manent y renounc hls, h d ll d · halo. o;e schedule and the L•:u•s 1 1 Cor I 11 ~1 11hm re. Wh atever feeling the Los An· the first seven innm:s dmals topped the San ' anciScu geles players might have had on an erro bv 1. ·t ,, . I G<anls 3·1 m the only r . Irs ""eman League contest. for their former teammate van· Costen Shockley. i s h e d Monday night when Thomas, now a member in : . But Thomas, a 29-year-old Nelson Mathews rapped oul good standmg of the Boston i baseman who broke in three h1is, mcl udmg a home 1 Red Sox, lashed- a clean single with the New , and toKen also 1 ---and ,laler madeYork the Yankees All-Star run homered pareHarrelson a IO·hlt Kan· This ftlter cigarette Is pocked wlfb 11 1 team as an Angel. smgled Ctty attack. Mathews· threP ! .. 1 I n1\ 's U! d· , An d 1 America's best-tasting pipt tobacco cleanly as lead-<Jff batter m thei luts boosted h1s average to a \., ,,.,, ,, ,, ,."'"''' ' -' "H'Y 1- famousHalfandHalf. Getpleao• eighth. However, he mHdver •sizzling .565 on IHor-23 produc· 1 ing aroma , great new taste. II}' a 1 2341 lently preserved Chance s shut· hon. D1ego Segui struck out WY ' pock today. out and the Angels' 10 v1clory and went the route in MIDDLEPORT, OHIO no-~t ' b:tt~er~~~ r:ac~n ~a ~~oslo~ ~~ an~ot~~; Jackets Edge -·~--sout hern 3 2 ~atumal f~rsl I s~s DOWNING INSURANCE, INC. ·~~ ~-:~ e~ght I I "~emng ~h~IS~reico~r~d~a~t~2~-2~.~- ~··-~-----iiiiiiiiit.'~-~-,,----·-· ~Jl~.t.~-~""":·':~-=:-P! ~~ ->~' '~'~'~£:•~ - -·-·--- help defray expense of track Middleport High school ran ground out to second sacker 1Halley's long drive. seconds later when he was and field equlpmeol. its string or"baseball wins to Greg Roush. Sauer held the Tornadoes off thrown out attemptmg to stea l\ ~ho I Coach Bud B1ckel ol Pome· 8 against 2 tosses - and a tie Soulhern made It I· I in the m the SIXth although Roush dou-! second. roy, has prnduced that - Monday after school on its second when Gardner walked bled dt•p to center leading off 1 schools first track team thiS ho<ne diamond with a tight 3-2 Vic Durst, leading of!. Durst However, he "as caught al l Fortunate :llov< sprmg, has had hiS boys run· victory over Southern Local. stole second and came all the , third stre<rn mg 1t Larry Pnce l It was a fortunate mo ve for nmg m eyery meet they could M1ke Gardner p1cked up the "ay home when Catc~er Jim Iwalked, worked his way around , Chance because the next batenter, gammg expenence.. victory although he had help Johnson's peg was way ,?ff tar- by ,econd anri ,gellmg ter, Felix Mantilla , singled. [ The Jackets are strong m all from Lefty George Sauer who get, going for a three base er-: \u th1rJ on a ~assed 0, 11, then was forced at second by Eddoe the distances up to and through worked the 6th and 7th mnings ror. Iwas call•d cut trying lo steal Bressoud and then rookie the half m1le. (8801 . They won protecting the 3-2 lead .. Mike Nothing further happened un-, l•ome, Jo:,ns•m block 1 n~ th e catcher Mike Ryan connected fourth place m the SEO track Jenkins, sophomore r~ghthand·'til the fifth when the lead-<Jff plate anJ put• .1g on the tag. The for the lhJrd safety of lhe inand . f1eld meet last Saturday. er of Southern, went all the hatter for Southern, Sopomore steal try ce 1oe on a 1-2 pitch nmg But Chance got out of the Middleport took Wahama last way, giving up six hit. John McClintock hit the ball to McC\mtock. frame without permittmg a run 1 evenmg _63 and 5-6th to 26 and Gardner fanned live, walked far ove~ Centerfielder Bill Hal- In the 7lh. w th pne JUt. Jon- by retmng pitch-hitter Russ5-6th potnll!. . one, hit nobody in five lnnngs, ley's head for a home run kins singled but th1s time John- Nixon. . . 1 The results. Sauer fanned three, walked one, The Jackets got out in front' son nailed h1m at secoo~d tr" r,c The young pttching ace, who Shot Put - Ashley, M, 36 hit one, in two ; Jenkins fanned to stay in the fifth when with to steal, and Sllerm Cundi£1 ·fan~ recorded II shutouts last year fl. , 3 to.; Vance, M; Brown, seven, walked one, hit nobody, two out Mark Tannehill singled ned to •mi thr game \ among h1s 20 victories, still had i W in seven turns. to left , Sauer lnpled to left, Southern uiO tOO ~ _ 2 ~ l ito sweat out the mnth as he Broad Jump - B. Wallace, Middleport went ahead 1-1) in and Gary Stobart tripled over MHS 100 tr.!1J x _ 3 6 3 loaded th e bases with two men M. l9 fl. 3\2 m.; Stone, W.; the f1rst inning when lead-<Jff the leflfielder's head. Jenkins Jenkins and- Cundiff, Gard· out on two walks and C.rl VasStephenson, M. batter Moore walked . stole sec- ~ot out of fwthPr trouble when r.er (W PI, f'aur \61 H"d .,,,,,_Itrzemsk!'s s1ngle. But here 1 IOO yd. dash - Vance, M, ond went lo third on an Infield Leflfielder David Spencer made son . Umpl!es : A. Stobart, plate ; I Chance reached back and 11.8; Stone, W; Swartz, M. out and scored on Sauer'• a spectacular running catch ol Shephard. oases buzzed three straJght strikes Mile - Arther, W, 5:13.2; past Mantilla, whose .365 bal~headle, M; H.arris, M. and Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1965- BACK IN ACMON ting average is the second best Cook, W., tte. CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP!)- m the American League. c L0 sE0 u T s I e steal·"~ I I Retread 1 I Swartz, B. Wallace, A, Hindy Wal: 880 relay - M (R. lace), 1:4ll. . 440 d sh 5- V • ~·"' . flat ; H~, M :!~;.. W 59 880 u' .:. s'I k M' ·. r n a e, , 2.19.6, Van Meter ' W., Stephenson, ... "''· 220 dash M, 27 flat •. Swartz, M, Stone, W. Mlle relay, M, 4:151'. (L. B• United Prtll lllternatlonal rown, K. H.arrls, L. Gladwell , B Stepheason). and NattoaalwLeaaue L p 1 GB Di~s - Ashley, M, 113 ft. - · c· 8 inc. · Brown W· Hams M Cincinnati 12 i .706 Hiih jump ..:_ w· ' Los Angeleo It 6 .647 I 4 fi.llfi,.ifb: Stone, W; Cheidte' Houston 1% 7 .632 1 M, all tie. ' St. Louio 9 8 .529 3 Chicago ll 8 .500 3'Ao , um»t Philadelphia 8 9 .471 4 7 8 .467 no t _ 4 421 'S Francisco 86 11 Pittsburgh t2 .333 56'Ao ~ood, and~· V~ Mete~ M ' entor ·:Mil~taukee ~· San •'"'" • Post AliMIIt ~iltir£s~ ~fJJ· ' ' I•, 0. At'", ~~!am 1New York 1 6 13 I .3t6 7 NGs These Sizes1 I ~o C~ h~mt~ A~i~ Chicago Detroit, lwi-night RUSSIANS WIN Boston atatLos Ang., 2,night .49 EACH $ 650xl3 750x14 800xl4 ~~~ ~~~~ :~~w~ Gra~l \Only game scheduled) (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable P~cbera _ ___ Pittsburgh at Chicago - Law Exhlbitto• Resaltl 10.3) ••- Buhl (2-1). By United Preolatenatlonal Philadelphia at New York 110 Innings) (night) - Culp 10-ll vs. Jack· NY (N) 000 DOl DOG 1- 2 e o We~a~cepling ~~~ ON SALE NOW - CASH & CARRY PRICE Chico Salmon, who led Cleve· It was one of eight strikeouts land In batlmg last season with by Chance, who boosted his a .37 average, h~s been re· record to 2-ll. The loser was turned to the Ind1an. roster aft· rookie Boston righthander Jer· er a SIX·month stmt m the ry ~1ephenson, who struck ou Army reserve It was an· · . . d M d' I hi AI seven m the five mmngs he nounce on ay n g · ked though the Tribe expects im· of the_ only ' medidte roster cut, they must tainted tall gin h a. shghlly 2 .Washington at Kansao t y trim lhree playera by Ma1 1 . y t e third. NEW TEAM Fl t J Card I ght) h- (12 Ortega (0-3) v.. ee with osta singleenaand had 0(ni,Do ) the nog ue - · outfielder raced all the Baltunore at OKLAHOMA CITY mPI)!night) - Bunker City will have its as Pearson na (1-0). . . bockey team in 29 years even It er ou ie der, smgled Ch1cago at Detrmt \mghl) _ winter, it was announced lo center where Lennie Green Peters (2·1) vs. McLam (0-1). Monday. mffulfedll the lpedlay. Thede run was 0 New York at The learn, 1 member of the 1Cl8 Y ru earn because 1 1 lnighl) - Bouton (1-2) vs. i Hockey League, be- of fly ball which to the Boston Bruinswill of the the subsequent scorer estimated would bert (2-0). have scored Cardenal ill any Wednesday'• Gameo Hockey League. ISt. Louis Monday'• Resu IsI, mght . Baltimore J San Fran. New ·vork atat Minnesota, Cleve., night oXF<tltb:"Ohlo (UPI)-Taylor ITateAj i.i!OI!ke, who coached Army basketball teams lo some national ~gnltlon In two year~ 'tit 11'1\!''helm, caught offl· SALE! Plus Tax MOORE'S POMEROY . WY 2-2848 caser.=:::...:====:~=:=~~!:~~~==~~~!~~~~~~=~~======;;;:::~ - ---- - MOSCOW (UP!) - The us. baskettrall team suf· its fifth loss In six otarts RusSia downed the Yanks the final game of the Sov•et . tour, Tass from Thlh!t Monday. cials 'lit Point by surprioe son (0.3) . NY (A) 000 010 000- 1 9 2 MondaY in a coaching Houston at Milwaukee \night) McGraw Cisco (4) Kroll (S) posililm Miami University - Bruce (1-1) vs. Sadowski (2- Willey \6): Bethke (8), ' WANT A C!Tn here. 1). . . . (9), Ribant ItO) and LINCOLN. Calif. (UPI) - Of· ~/ .Z, ' beco Los Angel"" at Cmcmnall Cannizzaro (81. Stafford, · flciala are trying to figure out man ~~~e~~l111coach':::~! (night) - Drysdale (3-21 vs. ~en (7) and Schmidt. Winner - what lo do with a 1M rnllllon on s,@l 1 He w!U tak linl Jay ll-4). Spahn. Loser- Mikkelsen. near here. head ' : . e , San FrancisCo at St. LouIs is, It's underground. sea~~::"Dl~ ~:::e: (night). - Marichal 13-2) v•. Major League Result• was buill as a Titan missile asldett.G :devote full time to Sadecki 10-2). , By United Press lllteroallonal site and since abandoned. lng tlll Redsklna' athletic direcWedllesday 1 Gamet National Lea1•• County officers have suggested tor Plttsbur&h at Chicago San Fran. 000 000 DOl- 1 5 2 malting it an emergeucy head. Philadelphia •t N.Y., night St. Louis 100 002 Ollll- 3 7 o quarters lor !tate government "We'~ IW'Prlsed tllat he's Houston at Milwaukee, ni~ht Herbel, Bolin (8) and Haller, in ""'" of attack. leaving (lnd_, :fl!Ty to tlell him Los Ang. at Cincinnati, n1gbt Bailey (8). Simmons (1·3 ) and - - - - - - - - -10," said Frank Walter, sports San Fran. at St. Loulll, night McCarver. Loser - Herbel (I· Information director at the iJnJ. American League I). HR _ Mays (lth). the league Into Eastern and ed States Military Academy. W. L. Pet. GB _ _ divisions. L8ague own-. "W• were very happy with what Chicago 10 5 .667 Only games scheduled at their annual meeting, he has done for Arm•, b••ke• Minnesota 11 5 .643 11 Haven, Conn ., - .. Amerlcaa League J h New to ball." ... Detroit 9 6 .600 1 Wuh. o ns wn, Pa., as new 000 001 101- S 9 1 franchises. Walter said _Locke had ten- Baltimore 9 7 .563 tII Kan. City 021 200 1111:<- 5 10 - - - - - - -- dered hill rts•gnatlon to the Clevelllnd 7 6 .538 2 Richert Daniela 15l academy on. Friday and that Los Angeleo 9 8 .529 2 worth and Brumley. the athletk board accepted It Boston 7 7 .500 2'Ao (2-2) and Bryan. Loser - Rilch-1 Monday. , New York 7 9 .4.'18 3\1 ert 11·2). HR - Mathews Locke bad plded the Cadet& Washington I 13 .sll I Harrelaon (Ill) Me~lulleu 1 to a 40-13 reQard and two con- Kansas City 4 II .'18/ I 13rdl ' secutive lhlrd1J~ finishes in Mollday's ReBUilt ' __.J the National llMtatlon ·Touma- Kan. City 5· Waah. 3, night Boston • 000 1100 1100- D ment In two. ~ean. - , Lot Aqelea 1 Boa. o, night Los ,Ang. 001 1100 OO:<- 1 He had ·!if!f arrived ·111 West (Only games scheduled\ .. . Stephenson, Ritchie (6), Point In 1... aqd aerveCI u an 'l'lelday'• Probable Pltoben 1 Army Plllsl<lal educitl011 In· Bo.ton at Los Angeles (night) ey (I) and Ryan. Chance (2-0) &tnlctor for-' and Rodaent. Loser - StephOD9:-: Ye&rL lie tie- - Morehead !l·J) VI. LoP U 10n (0-1), came ~,baHttl!ID Cliach (Z.~). . for the~ p · ~ Sliuons -aildj------~-,.p:omptfy 1pie .froah to to Ohl6 Wlsl• · where he Ont~, gamet scheduled • their 111'11 • ' In· waf o{U;. ....ketball history h a 17-0 rtc.'VriL·. 'l,'i1 ~ 101t tea1111. He graduated Ill SCRANTo 1 lltJI year bL_was bea4 ~ · 18fil fi'Qm Ohio Wesleyaa and · N,, Pa, IU.,P,111l1e1The:'b.1 "Take a peek at .. 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WY 2-5342 Mas~n:so:;~ i~~i~e~· -Two Great Gifts for Mother's Day! ~~~~§ Buy her this f l * Hotpoint convertible dishwasher and ·get a 32-pc. set of Reed & Barton stainless flatware (a $3595 value) for only V FINE HOME FURNISHINGS at DISCOUNT PRICES! I .. I 11 Members o( t ts jury are . f-ii;;i;~~~"""~~=;;o, l E. Hereford, Jr . try Hatfield, Clarence R. Ebert Albert Keeler, Harry N. Flowers, Donald 0. Roush, Archie J . Browning, , Dale W. Nibert, Lorena Mae Arrington, Charles E. White, P. I E. Tickle, Jean Taylor, Fay Thomton Barnett, Vir~inia C. Grinstead, .Joyce Lee Ca r ~on. eFRIGIDAIRE and Leo William.'Wn. Fay '!'homeAbMtUL 1ton Barnett wa~ named jury i foreman. eHOOVER ePLIXSTEI!L ePttOVINCETOWN eENGLANDER .. . Gr~ndparents ""'"""'~==: •~"~:· .!,~:;t~onth~on~~:~rn 11 'ona-~~~ Ijurors reported for roll call onday morning except one, Harry • D' ' h Schultz of Umon lStrtct. W 0 had been excused. Judge James Lee Thompson appointed Mrs. va 1he· Toney and pau j Ratr· den ' as special J·ury e<:~mmissioners r ()rrb Meigs CountJ· , Oh io. You are required ({) llllftt nit!; !' to fill the one vacancy . Les Pf!tl\loft by tha 2Sith day or MIY · · 1 1N~. or Judrmant n, default wui WJihamson, Pt. P ea~ant, was ...._. ~ndftt.a •••IIllt vou . \selected by tre special comrHE\'.O,LIF.ft, PLAINTin' CIOW, c•aw &. ,.O.Tiil, _,.~tbe•·~uet I M I •' the fltmve dr~crihed mrt of lrnrl and t!ein" thf' prol"!rl~ ror· mer!S owned bY t:ll•n Oollln and ~ntatnlna M aore•, mn_re or I.e... RP:t!RENCF: DEED: Vo l H5, Pagt 41~ voL 148. Pae;e 91: \'ol. m. P:IIP 48.~: Vol. Ul. Pa.~<e 294; \'nl 1«. Pare HI : \'o l. IJ~. Pare 1.'4 : Vol . 130. rare 4:1&. oeeu Re· ~uDREY C~mp I rra..-- 1 PT. PLEASANT - The Grand 1 lion 3:1, To1Vn \1, Ran11 II, ~r the J f th e ay erm of as· Ohio ComPan1'• P\1rchu• . c lin· • ury or nln1 at tbe Southeut l'orut•· or ! on County Circuit Court began tald fnetlon ~ . and runn1n1 ' . , thtne. Wut to lan!IJ now U!' [or- its duties Monday mornmg and mer!' owned by t.an• VineNnl. led tO gtve · a repo rt (fomert, owneG by Reuben 'weh was eXpec aterl; therr.ee North ~ar lftOUih lo ' before noon today. mail:e one hundred o~cre11 lh<~HI<'<" r... t to tha Fraetion llniJ thenee . south to the plae• ot ttrlnnln~ All 16 previously drawn grand M I -~pent ws~l ~Y· a~d :1~ ~· ~ "t llftlp CoUil\J, Ohio, praylnJ \hal II tle la ber H quieted In the foll ow · ltll deteribfld t""NI ulate: Situate ID Oliva l'own•b.tp. County, Obio, n(l belna In ~ Comfm~sto~e~s alprr~ r1 t'rlnk, Al· bUt l"ratlk. Herman Frwk. llaym~nd J'rlak. llltl. &nna J'ruk, .,.hote place I of Ntldene. ll ulllmown will take :notice tba& IDII. the Slit dn 11f March. I 11111, Ulfl UlldenlJDed.. A.udr('.? L'he\'· ' aJJtr, Died ber Patit10D ua ins~ l'nu , in 1bt Court of Common Pleu • t~erry, ·~~n Defeat Gsl 9 Gran d Jurv to Make Report nl l on Tuesday Loll 0. Mtltelllli., H&rlla ~:::- o't": E~ I GllliiDd, alul Tilh Gilliand. S;nfor•l Ja~• IVef news ° 1 .,....... Do•• ""'"'· ,.,, !'Tank. ""' Katte..Orr. a Ma~n M~;:~n~r~r~ w:r:l~rince R I I 1:4 l'nllk. Valedictorian ~Y· 11 ~~ " I 1m J'ta'A), U1111 Lucu. Wtl11am l"riDit. D. D. t'ra"._, !.h frllnk , Ma 1 'btll L7teL Harvu Frank, Leliha MaryFl)Sleru' Jl( ·pita}l\teWS King Builders Supply Co. I Gets~!~. ~'5 .,.,., Lieenses on Sale 7 At Conrtho118e Now Cigarette license, both nta11 wholesale, office are onofsale II MASON - IIIIa Mary l\llo A judgment ol f4,Jell.16 was and the courtboues Me!C• Announcements were made o( How" session for witnessing ,was Mr. and Mrs Paul z· kl Mrs. Roy Sigman, daughter, MIS! Carla Gilmore, Ohio ordered Monday afternoon by County Anditor Gordon H. Cald· ter, daughter of Mn. Sarah the summer camp sessions lor conducted by Rose Eaoterday. and daughter Dlan nt 1~ ~ Janet Price, and oon. Mike University student, visited with jurors in the civil suit of Beu- well, it was announced today. Footer, bas been chosen yaJe. Methodist Youlh Fellowship Pamphlets on Christian voca• day at Vien~a w"' ~~h Price, and Wayne Nelson of her parent., Mr. •nd Mro. Carl lah M. Reynolda, Hunttnpon, a- The deadline lor purcllasinR dlciorlan of Wablma BIg b members when the Sub-district tiona we-re distributed and Deb- her sister and brother _abt -~~ Dexter were In Toledo on Sun- Gilmore over the weekend and gainst George Smith, Star the cigarette license is May :13. tcbool, Prlntlpal Clyde Foley Rally lor the Me;gs ,County bie Van Meter and Robin Sle- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones. Th; day to attend the wedding of was at.o the guest ol Denrus Route, Pomeroy. Wholesale licenses cost $100, MDOUDced MethodiSt Youth Fellowship was arns talked on that subject. group visited at Marietta Mem- Mrs. Stgman's son, William Saele~s for May Day festivities Th : dellberated l'h hours and the charge for a retail II. held Sunday afternoon at Heath During the business session orial Hospital with Mr. Zirkle's Price and Ml!s Jennie Lee Han- at Rto Grande College where The epl:till originally flied cense is $25. Malt licenses, at Mcthod;si Church. a skating party was announced daughter, Mrs. Robert Springer na. . he ts a student. petition seeking $38,I05.61 as the a cost of ,1, also are on sale. M •Eiber ,.,.._ liaru..rd lor Tu ..day evening May 4 al Mrs Dana Oliver returned to MISs Hallie Zerkle has . rs. OD ..,._,, • Dales lor the Senior-Hi Youth the Sk t ,. and new dauRhter, Kimberly th hom. I b da ht d turned from Columbus where result ol an automobJie • truck and Dlsle Tllrllbu1l Flowers . J La a e-away at 7 p.m. Rob- Ann ' e e o er 118 er an accident in Belpre in June of · ' camp are u1y I8-24 at ncas- ert Swanson gave the secre. I son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen she has been with her brother, 1 TWO JAILED daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richter camp ground, and lor the tary-treasurer report which Pie. Stanley R. Lem ey re- Eichinger Saturday alter a five John Zerkle, a patient at Rive!'- 960. Okey Kiser, 34, Rt. 2, Racine, ard TurnbuD. Muon Gradua.Junlor-Ht. August 2-7 at the was followed by a riod of turned Frtdar to his base at weeks visit with relativee lD side Methodist Hogpltal. Miss Attorney Fred W. Crow rep- was jailed by ~yracuse Mar- tlOll exerclllel wlll be held May new FranciS Asbury camp near le!lowship singing t':'ct by Con- El Tore,d Cll(, alt;ths~endinR Columbus. She was accompan- Neille Zerkle ed Mrs. John resented the plaintiff and Bern- shal Milton Vanan Monday 24 at 8 p.m. f\;o Grande. me Cooke and Linda Render- :n:~':.':r. ':nd"~s. Haro~ ~fi: ied by her daughter, Mrs. Dav- Zer~le remained In Columbus. ard V. Fultz the defense. The night on an Intoxication charge. Baccalaureate services will The meeting was opened witll son. The meetmg was conelud- liam Leml and famll id McGhee and Mrs. I. W. M s. James Arnold of Mid- trial began last Thursday. Also taken Into custody and be held lola 23 ,It 8 p.m. lD the an organ prelude by Tom Bak- ed with the MYF benediction. • Mr. antMrs. Koesel Doland, who returned home that dleport and her mece and hus· Ralph Pratt was foreman ol Jaded by Marshal Vartan was hlgl. auditorium. The er followed by the welcome gtv- Refreshments were served by of Cleveland were weekend vis- day. band, Mr. and Mrs. Btl! Urban tbe Jury. Other members were "'homas Irwm Hockley, 20, U.S. Rtv, MarllD Berlalofd, pastor en by the president Chris ToOip- the host MYF group assisted by itors of her mother Mre We!- Miss Patricia Flelda spent the old Zane:.:;llle the week Gladys Dillon, Victor perry, M.C., LeJune,. N. . C. ollhe New Haven EVIl chun:h kms. The call to worship was these mothers, Mrs . Keith by Whaley. ' · weekend .in Oolumbus with her :'nd.::' th e, Erwin Gloeeknet', Robert Rei- H;kley IS charged wtth bemg wlU deliver the T'M'IL 'lite given by Mike Lloyd. Heath Goble, Mrs. Don Eanes, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jenninlls Way- siSter, MISS Mary Ann Fields. . enluc Y er ber, W. H. Swartz, Geneva A OL. JuniOr and Senior Ia ach· Methodist Church MYF presi- M. E. Dowson, •nd Mf'. Nan land Jr and son Terry of Roland Fsher, student al the Tbethy aisoMJomeddMMrs. LUrbaEnds Ylateo, Otlais K. Casto, Jas. Nlcheduled May 1' . . . M · • • M taln St t B · Col! mo er r. an rs. ee - o son G dys Morgan Ray• wow --. dent; lhe mvocatton was gtven oore. ;,thens visited Sunday evening oun a e usm~ss ege warda 'of Miami, Fla., who mond J. Smith and l!o;,.er L. ASKED TO MEET B1&111nB at 6:30 p.m. mid I be by Conme Cooke. with her parents, Mr. and spent the weekend With his ~ar- came lor the Derby. Casto A meet!Dg of Ill persons iJ1: dance at 8:30 p.m. The hymn, ·o Master. L•t ] Mrs: Clarence Andrews and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason FISh- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert · t~ested In the aummer recreaM•· Walk With TheP." was sung l!S fam;ly. erMand fadmlly. . . . h and children David Chuck and ties at Ohio University bon program m Southern Local DAUGHTER BORN% l>v Ihe group and the respon - I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jungr. an Mrs. Wilham FIB er Paula of B~lpre v'isited her Mrs Lawrence Mll~n visit- school district is being urged to Mr and Mrs Ralph Rose of . d' b D Sl D . and son Willie of Belpre were . . . be nt I0 a tl th' . . ' 'v.t• reathmg was Y eed aEntered Hospital ~ •c. kl •8andb daughte T· ttr, onnfa Ca!" weekend guests' of their parents mother, Mrs. Luc11te Mayes the ed with her husband, Lawrence 'J'hupsdrese t 7r 30 mee ng th" Long Bottom are announcing the "n WI ser1pture an a po· Among those who entered " ss ar ara a erson o tn· . past week. They came to ob- Milhoan Sunday at Holzer hosr ay a · p.m . In e birth of a 7 lb. daughter llia •·m, "I Met The Master Pace Holzer hospital in the past 24 clnnati were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. FISher and serve the birthday of Mrs. pita! where he Is a medical Southern Local High school Ann Sunday May 2 at Holzer Face," given by Brenda hours were : Mrs. Odessa My- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub and Mayes and provided the dinner patient. cafeteria. All pmons who iJI: hospital. are Mr. I oney. The offertory prayer ers 757 Second 'Ave •trs Dot d . d . y S and a decorated birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs Blaine Walburn tend to help wtth the teams are and Mrs Warren Rose Racine . by ca thy Bratton, Sanns , · 204 First Ave · ' Susan · an Mr an Mrs Sherley wan Mre. Mayes also recetved . · 11 Y asked to attend. Route 1 ·and Mr and Mrs ' Char· v·as gtven a and children ·Kim and David espec18 ·• ' VIS'thitedMSundayThevenmg at Keno ca 11 from her son •nd lam1.1y, of V1enna, . ' lo II owed bY the hymn, "R.ISC ,t vnn •McCoy I'09 Chestnut St I S IV. Va., spent the les A. ' BogReSS,· Racine · Route uP: o Man r God·.. ~. · · ·· WI e rna prague . I Mrs. James •o ' steele, 195 Adewho is rsrii at the home ol Mr. Mr. and. Mrs. Wtl. 1.tam Mayes weekend with their parents, Mr LODGE TO Mt::Er 2. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor of 4 Lmda Henderson, lellowshtp:Y' !aide Dr., Clillord L. Russell, - · ·and Mrs Robert Coleman The and la..mily ol Ltma. ,and Mrs. Raymond Walburn and Pomeroy·Lodge No. Io Free Shade, Mrs. Martha L. Rose. chatrman, explamed the fellow- Rt. Gallipolis, .John P. Por- GaUBe readings: Gallipolis also visiied at Hocki g~t wit~ Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Verner See and and Accepted Masons ' wU! Portland Route I, Mr. end Mrs . d Mr S n w·i ·and sons, Bill, Sieve and M;ch- son, Keith. They came to see meet Wednesday May ; at 7"30 Everett Oonnolly, Letart Falls shtp area and a f;lm strip en- ter 2Patriot Star Rt Lee D Dam t7.9, 15.9, ruonlflll 13 feet M titled, "Crown Rights.'' was 1Me'rrilt Rt Che;hire Mrs. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- r. an s. ammy 1 sun. ael of South Charleston, Ohio, her father, Verner See, a pa· m at the ~!· ' .. t · 1 All and Mrs. Osa Boggess of Syra2 shown, followed hy group dtS- i T !loti' Vtand 97, Pt Pleasant 24.IS, Himon , , spent the weekend with their t;ent at Holzer Hospital. ..ter cuse are great 8J"andparents. cusston. St Pt Pte l R be l A 1.51 Kanawha Falls 4 e7 Char- Steel Sheet Wmg parents, Mr. and Mrs Forrest Mrs. William Morris io a sur· The -'.:_K".ow Beiter, Ill Pleas:n/ Con19.9. London, Marm,'q Ordet·ed for Bridge Bachtel aflll family and 1.1r. and g;cal at Riverside MethDINNER PLANNED 2 Henderson, Mrs ona Wmlield dams were on the The Meigs County Commis· ~Irs. Wilham Matlack, Chester. odJSt Hospttal In Columbus. rad D Berkley, ASKS llJVORCE There Will be a Decoration I Ray C Wears Pliny w Va sills. sioners Monday . appropriated Recent guests of Mr and Cora Rupe VISited wtth rela- Claudette Fay Stewart. a min- Day dmner at the Letart Falls Mrs Woodro~ w Treadway" Boat MovfJII1ents· $10 000 for construction of a Mrs. Cl~nee Murray were t;ves and friends ln Cheshire lor, Rt. I, Middleport, has flied Community hall Saturday • May . · · ' . Mr. Marvm Mnrray and son last week t"l '1 · C t c 29 d b th M thodi~ Rt 2 Plmy. IV Va .. Mrs. Isaac Ohio River - 1\ndrew Cal- steel sheet Run ptllngbrid wing on the and Mrs. Waller Bhss . · Roush returned on man pe IPleas ton mCourt "etgsforoun Y om- • sponsore Y e e ,. Bowman's e located of Lew-1 ·Mrs Earl a d;vorce churches of the Letart Falls S Wtlt, 232 up 14, 15 8.203 p.m ~alter . Slburg and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sun~ay evenin•• from St · Ciairs- Ifrom Larry E. Stewar t, Rt 1, charge. Servmg · 'II ._. dl t MSo. Fourth Gl d StE.. M1d- houn B kjo d I" s on County Road 29 atg its mterWI ~om at . r Fepiokr ,R.t r2s. Mldednl on t uDagenae theeen dr unpl5 's·4·o' a.m:;Aiou- section with County Road 34 In McKinney and son of Columbus. vtlle where she had spent aiMiddleport. 11:311 a.m. Nalionwtde Insurance o Porn- au , . epor , n r ow • · a m., .cc Charles Asckley .lind son Ro- week wtth her son and family IF;;;..;;;;;;. ______.., eroy defeated G Sf 7 o and 24-4 Hysell , Syracuse. Mrs. James down I5, 6:15a.m., Ttbolt down Sutton Twp . . ger, of Lottridge, Ohio, vlsiled Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roush and m a doubleheader softball game Larry Hupp, Rt. 2 Racme, Mrs. 15, &·50 a.m.; OVEC down I6, 1Theti Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ro-;dauRhters, Debbie and Lisa and IN ROO" 5t6 8 1 sunday at the Ga!hpolis State Manon P Cowdery, Rt 2 Long 4:30 a.m.; Lynn B. up I6, 7:311 e eva ~n ~d e h n~h bert Sharp. 1new baby son DJuglas Riley John Zerkle, Middleport re- 1 tnshlute Field. Bottom, Rober! F. Humphreys, a.m.; Chris Jr. up 18, 6:45 a. e~d an ~h emng 0 1 e so Verner See has been returned born April 28. ' ' mains in room 316 of Colum bus' A White L..the 1 Hitters for Nationwtde In Jackson, Mrs. Willian:' F~ank m.; Inca up 19,3:40 a.m.; Pht~ ;~ ~ ..~. e superstructure by to Holzer Hospital for treat- Mr and Mrs. JenninR Keller Riverside MethodiSt hospttal It Mid HMI the first game were Bob Cun- Lambert, Jackson, Lmda Lee 1p Sporn down 19, 5:40 a m.; Re- It . 1• d 'd d lo ha ment of a heart cond1t1on. He (Frances Daniels) of Columbus '' reported hiS cond•t mn JS •mmngham with a double and sin- Wyant. Jackson. Mrs Martha l!ai>le up 19,7 a.m.; Andrew J. . a so wats ecdl e tvhee 'had been recuperating as hts VISited with relatives m Mid- Iproved He is still '! tmprovemen s Ea rna lee Ridge on horne and when he became Uldleport Sunday. They came to,tests. kson, Frank E. Mer- up 20 , 1: tt• a.m.; Jerry Bos·MorningStar gle, C. H•••mton, two smges Keeton,Jac and 1 c~nct a double; Dale Hamson, a ricks , Rt. 2 Jackson. Homer R. worth up 20, 3:10 a.m; A. J. Langsville • 'Dexfer roads. At· Fnd•y .was. taken to Holzer. ·attend the plano recll.al given double; Tom Grueser, . three Sorrell, Wellston. Teresa A. Tol- Patten down 20, 6:10a.m.; Li\· tending were President Kenneth Hts !am1ly ts w1th hun. by Mrs. Ray Hecox. Mrs. Dan-' LOCAL TEMPS doubles: J. Jeffers, two stngles; bert, Hamden, Mrs. Oscar L. tie George up 20. 6:50 a.m.: c. McElhinny and ·Charles R Mrs. Everett Bacltner spent iels was active in musical cir-1 The temperature in Pomeroy's Harold Brown,. a single: Terry Wisenberger, South Point, and V. Harner up 21, 6 a.m.; Steel Karr Sr. · the weekend m Athens with her cles while living In Middleport !business district at 11:30 a. m. MtDDLIPORT, O. Phahn, two. Singles, and B. Mrs. Edward L. Mizieko, Ath- Ran;;er down 23, 3:20 a.m.; ' daughter, Karen, and atlen~ed and is teachlnR music in Co- today was 80 degrees, under I Barton, a s1.ngle. eos. Chari., Stevenson down GreenRECEIVE BIBLES the annual Mother's Day aclivl· llumbus. I clear skies. ._'!1 Dale Harnson wenl all the Births up R:30 p.m.; La~una up Green- Seven Meigs countians left fr'~"'}~~~~·r.:u m IIIW4!1ifall!t(~~"-~'1i~~·~'""~'~ ":t~-,- -"-P'"'' --lV~"' WdY on the mound for t~e local Mrs. William P. Montgomery up !:SO a.m.; Harry Dyer this morning for induction Into ~ Jearn and struck out st<. The Crown City , daughtel' . 1·11 th e armed forces at Ft. Hayes .,~ • . p. down Greenup l am . · S hltt I GSI on Queen m · Co1urn bus. Th ey were pre- :; withY a homerersandwere Long pencer and m. ·Monday . Ml's. Jack W. ~Slone GaUlpolls Dam M both Henderson, IV. Va .. son, 10:56 , City ur 6 p.m.; John J . Rowe sented with a New Testament 1: ~~:· : 1~1e~Ll' '•. 'th a.m. Monday. Mrs. John W. down 12:30 a.m.; 0. F. Shear- by Gideon Representative Hermoun~ fo~e~atio~:i~~ ei~on th: Teaford, 325 Spring Ave., Porn- er down 1:45 a.m.; Zimmer up man Grate. The group lnclud- .B other game and gave up seven eroy, daughtec, B:O!I a.m. Mon- 3:20a.m.; Peggy Downey down ed Lawrence E. Gilmore, Rut- '.J hits. day. . S a.m.; J. S. Lewts down 5:10 land; Charles F. Buffington, ~ Gelling hils for Nationwide . Dtseharged a.~.; Elgerclllf down 6:50 a. Pomeroy; Harold R. Kiser, Ra- \h were Bob Cunningham with a Pat1ent.~ recently dJBcharged m.• Jef£boal down 7:45 a.m. cme; Andrews. Chapman. Har- ~c. homer and two singles: Bob included George Payne, Mrs. Kanawba River -:- Solvay up risonvllle Garold W. Dotl8las, ~. Eastman. a t;·iple, double and I 0 Harbert. Mane KJTchner, London 2.25 a.m., Duncan Albany, and Larry o. Sellers, , si ngle; H. Brown , trip le, dou- , ~1rs. Claude Swtck . Harley Stal- Bruc~ d?wn ~armet 5:10 a.n:-.; Portland. ., ble (and single: Ter ry Phalin, naker, Arthur A. MrCoy. Mrs. ~- H. :!haver, -Jr. down WmCHILD TREATED honler and double· Abbott sin- Mae Lewts, Mrs. A..1. Miller, fteld a:SO p.m.; Thelma Ann A one-year-old child was '. glo; ao'b Barto~ sin- John A Sargent. Mark A. down Winfield p. m.; Jeflertreated ror racial lacerations t' 1 , a d~uble . Spangler. Sherr! t. . Russell, son down Winfield 10:15 p.m. ; """"'· a single. '1ack P. Kelly, Mrs. Oscar Beaver up Wmli~'~ 1:30 a.m.; and released at Veterans Mem- it · play Lakin at Roush, Kenneth Kanouse, Deb- Lucy Jane i.11rur. down Win- orial hospital Monday afternoon on the Mid- orah I. Dotson. Mrs. 0. H. Wick- field 2:40 a.m.: H. E. Bowles alter being bitten by a dog. f G.S.I. again line and infant daughter, and down Winf1eid ne am: Allen Rhonda McDonnell was taken 6, at 6:16 on the Mrs. Paul B Runion and infant R. Merrill dnwn Winfield 4 a. to the hospital by the Pomeroy , Emergency squad at 3:28 p. m. 1 daughter. m. Wlla~- ' Wy-~·,md Around And About Middle POrt ~ r I ~ Certlft:ates_.~~-~ e PI~sente~ Kearn~. Asks $38,105, r had ford, W. Va ., Is among. JYdrn- Charles R. Mor- PT. PLEASANT - Reuben held Monday evenmg at the Ap~rs i; teu Sm;th and daughter Monday no'llon after crtmmally been alerted by the chtld s par- troopers of the 82nd Atrborne and Lester Tlcho- W. Hayes, 82, retired farmer patachtan Power Com pan" aud - PT PLEASANT - Wilbur S A 1 (' Mo;1a Stewart, Monday noon after criminally 1ents. Division that have been dis· ,lYimsl•ood, _r Kearn 50 Rt 2 Pt Pleasrml, ' PP e .rove · 1C$n. R•· · were each of Gallipolis Ferry, died Mon- itorium. s, · · lp1 Pl•·a«ml Cha tles She!Jne. 'in the north end of the city. , Th 0Jl h . d th th pa tchcd to the Domm li!led RllO. and costs on charges day in Pleasant Valley Hospit. . d;ed unexpectedly 81 11 a. m. IHender<>u> t1<'uhen Hay e>, Gat- • The youths, one t6 years old I • ;cers c ase e you s public to protect Amertcens .~ apeednlg; John T. Oplinger. al after a lingering illness. The rht ldren ent<rtnmed par- Monday at h;s home He was J;polts F<•r"' "' P'rt'd J· Noreta ·•nd the other 14 years old. are ,ove; meadow and stream for ~d other foretgn nallonals. McParkersbura, $15 and costs on . ents and friends with oems iborn SeptemhE't 17, 1914 tn . : Pt Plt'< Jsa nt ' '{ d in custodv awaiting JtiVemle ]approximately _three miles be- Daniel is regularly stationed at a ·I!PeedtnR charge Roger R. A hlelonR Mason County res- . P ' 1Mason county. a son of the late Cloncl;, c p1rc 1 <·ow·t act;on The t6 year old fore apprehendmg them. The Fort Bragg, N. C. as a· cook. Durst, Columbus, ohio, $IO and ident, he was born October 12, hnger P_lays, songs _and other W_illla~ and ~ary Elizabeth _ ____ lOnfessed to officers mvolved.[youths will be arratgned be[ore He entered the Army in Octoeolt! failure to have vehicle 1883 at Southside, the son of. accomplishments pnor to the iRtec Kearns. He wa s rormerly 1 ,el ty, state and county. that they Judge .James Lee Thompson her 1952. He IS a 1951 graduate under eontrol; Robert Leo Gra- the late Albert and Sadie Crump presentation of certificates and employed at the Manetlit Man- ' HEPllllT MAllE ' had skipped, school Monday today. •of Wahama High school. ltam, Washington, w. v·a .. Wil· Hayes. He was a member or awards. Award winners were : ,ufacturmg ~ompo:~ny and was al- , PT. PLEASANT_ The activ- morning .and during the morn llam Art Snyde r. Vinton, Ohio, the Hambrick Methodist punctuality, Shawn Huffman ; so an mtenor decorator. l1i!•s' !"(•port nl tile Shrrit!'s De-' iin~ fwd t.aken several items I Chris Mathews. Gallipolis Fer· Church. ,perfed attenda11ce, Mike Mar- Mr. Kearns was a veteran of ·· . from Fruth's Plrarmacy, then I'J, Leland Gale Swisher, Rav. . . ,tm; art, Keith McMillan; eon- IWorld War 11 and a member nf partment fo l· the month ol ~p- wen! to the north section of the 8111wood, were rach fined $10 _S~~;IVmg are ~Wife, Sarah !· duct. John Fultz: Acllievement. the Bethel EUB Church. r1l lw s been released showing town where th<'y enticed tl1c _lnd costs on charges of intoxi-~ L~~~ Ield fHayes, flve ~~s, Brent C.ardnt•r , outstanding, Lo- Survtvmg arr his wife. Fran- tht• fll•p<~rllm'nl nwmber~ lrav- sma ll child ove r an embank cation; Stephen Jerome oore, G1•dert H0 dYoungstown, 0 10: w_ell R?gers ; tlOnor studenl.~ . 1 ce~ Carpt'nler ~earns, nine ~If' II· eled ;,407 111iles, mvestigi:lled. 12 men~ into a fi eld where _they I I Leon Rt. 3, was fined $10 and C_)1 e, e~berson,]Ja_mes Gom K_Jm Wtthers. Luwe Call <~mt.C hlldren, one sJ::olrr , Mrs. Berne (lt(.' aknl:-\. aml lhrt.'t' brl'ak tng · COitl on the charg:e of improp· 1et ?f Sh ron, ndlaM, War Jill Kearns. tGarnct11 Wooten, Rt. 1, ~t. 1 and enlt'ri ngs. n•eo\'en~ one Helps You Overcome ' er rtliatration. re, South Charleston a~d Ch~r- , . . ,.. , l Pleasunl : two brothers. Kasstll ]stoll' ll t'<1r ..-.:erved 15 warrants . I • 11es Hayes, SL s to Durnontsvtlle, Ohio , 41 (·uurlty papers rmd b0nk· Legal NottCI daughters, Mrs. Gold1e Welke; John Ftede;~e~ Full,, Shawn all Kearns, Pl. Pleasa nt ; one ed o1 P'"""' to the count) ja •t. Looseness ond Worr ' ----,"'= ,_ _. and Dorothy Leed Huffman, !'hom half sister. Mrs. Henry .totm, I Y LIIAL NOTICI f TrMrs. Oh' M Barnette, N · Rboth I G L H'tI easCa II .Brent J'll Nolon11or be f>uuuy!!li or let! I m-at- i ...._ t. hereby 1nn uut on 0 oy, 10, rs. aomt e Y· ar ner, ance I ~on. Mason, and 27 grandchild· ell~ll beeau~c ot luool', wntJbly tnlse 1 1 tell tll.l''ASTEI':1'H.uu lrnv rovcdalkn Wdlll ..')' May :lth, 191'15. ,1 ! lO~f?O ea Tipp City Ohio Mrs. Mary Ann Kearns Lowell WHyne rcn · 4. Jl[, we wUI ofler fur nl• lit . puhhc ' ' ' . ' . . . I II tlllt( 'with the }{~;•vO . H· c·<~r- lim: (nou-t~dd! tmwdur ,ll prlnklcd 0~1 acGUoD w u.e h!Jhul bldd11 . f(lr Lou Weethee and Mrs. Ruth Rogers, Micharl L~·lt> '11<1rtm. Funeral sel'\·ll'CS wtl! be eon· rll'r nlfldating Burrdl will tw Y•turp lutcs tlolli~ thcrnrtrmc r~l.hfl'y Middleport, b. 290 N. 2nd Ave. ~ Ia biDtl at Ke1th (;uble f{lrd C I! both o_f Ga Ipots . !' F K 'th D I M , 1.11 . , 1' · . 1eel t:tOI'f' comfo l·ttt bl e A\'Olct t•miJur- . . - •· Third Ave ., M!ddle , n. l asse, ~r. et ougas, C1~1 an, K1mrlurlt>d at 1::m r m. Thur::d;t\ ·in Suncrest Cemcter~·. Fr1ends r,~~,.~n~~. : ~~.~ .,., ,.~~.·rJt)\' lnnM· p!ltt.•·" t:•ec 11 . ~t•tlt• tollowt:nr dnrnhPtl 10~-a, ry and Mrs. Mtnme DaVIS, St berly Wtlhl•r s. Ill the <.:row. Husst' ll Funl'ral fll<t.\' t•all <I I the funeral home. I·A~:> la.Ju ''l•t.t•Y WWI- (Jount••J. --·--·· --1 - 1810 aambl•r . "dour St•l•o" Albans; one brother. Sterrelt ~ w.,.a lerial Number C 21211~2 Io Sl · Alb ans: SIX · ha II - 1 The undenl 1ned rntr•·t~ 111~ right 1aye~ . to bid~_.... n , brothers, Everett Hayes, South ......,.,. u.~ble utd ll'l<'. , . Mtddleport, ohl" l har leston, .Jim Haye~. Wncas--:-:-=---1'' 4· 111. ter, Ohio, Jessie Hayes. R<:~v1111 TN a COMMON ,.1 ... c.IJ r t ens wood, Ben Hayes, Nitro, 1 Mlllll COUNTY, OHIO AUDIIV CNIVALIU:. JHsper Hayes, Winfield. Hom- i fullptrt Platr11, onlo. fll•lntln, er Hayes, Cincinnoli. Ohio · 39 "· .JOHN PU.NK. et al. , Otflnd•nu . grandchildren and 22 gn':!l · N•• U,l49 JW J'rank. oeor,. f'ranll.- s~m grandchildren. 7rank. Una Luea~. Willi;lln Fr;onll:, D. D. rruiL u Frank. Mllbel Lytcl. Funeral service will be con- I ...... ,. Frank. Let1U11 Glll•~nd. ~k" Tlah Gtntutl. Sanrvrd Wnudud. uo. · ducted 2 p.m. Wednesda\· al 1 ra lleltpr, Cora AJJ.,, Ed ~· rank, • J~m~t Frank. Katie orr. LotR G. \le- ohr · Stevens Funeral Home. 1 Jtellllt.. nar.u. Frank, ,o~lbert t'rank, Burial will t>e In the Concord Her-.ua !'rank, Raymond ~· rank . An· , •• J'l'Uk, Ua• untnow:n hrin, dnt•· ·C't'l'11etery. F'riends may rail at eu, uecutou, lldmlnlstr.a tors ~n.:J ·'~·I the funeral home after 6 p m .tal el the foUowlnl pnto~u. da· · · ~..... Jobo Fnn):. Geor1• ~-r~nll:, Tuesday. Alban~ , .~ "" I .LWM.L.EM.JlJ '"1111!!1!!!1!!1!!!111!11111!!1!!!!111!11111!!1!!!!1-~ Holter and Mrs. Jack Robson were In Hocldltg county Sunday 80 on the Garden Club tour of the caves. ).le- se ll .Patter!>on. I 0 Graduation is Heltl 1 • 1+ '' .• Yfl"Pl . OliN ~ /lw ,_ IO " aM . "'' . .. ~·· uilk . . It DISHWASHI!ft ....... 5 ' 169·'~ " .Kae<l .. B8Ytoado"''- '""'"---- ·-· ~- .. ........ otc....tot .. J:nahlg Mood pgttra Mother's Day Is This Sunday, M•y 9th . INGELS WY2·2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. -NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT ' . . �' .. ,. Bulletin · Boafd' sificd Ads Your Modern Community I_M_o.to.rr: Pomeroy c 1956 Chevrolet, clean V-8 good Notice tires, '150.00. Will trade for For Sale A'M'ENTION F~ers: - COBA 6 cyl. .Dodge or Plymouth. A HYMN SING, Sunday, MIIJ I '. WANT AD For Rent select sires has ·available a 1645 Ltcln H&ts., Pomeroy. at Freedom Gospel Mhislon ·. ·" · INFORMATION A""P.,AR""T==E=MmS - 1s--t -an..,d:-2cnd - "C:L:cE ::-A :-:N -=-c-ar-pe"t"s- w-c: ith:-:-ou:-r-;;:::Car· at Bald Kllobs, Rev. Griffith, breeding program custom det 28 41)1 • · DIW>l.Jl'IES floor, furnished and unfurnish· pet Shampooer FREE, with sons leader. Also revival signed with your herd In mind. 1957 JULLMAN, 4 door, for· starting at 7:30 p. m. each ' OP ~ f:ll. · Da.• ..,,,. '''""" "'" ed. Middleport and N e w purchase of Blue Lustre lloaidll) O.adUn• 1•00 A.M. All dairy and beef breeds. No eign" compact car, good condl· evening, Rev, Griffith preach- · · •••••> Haven, W. Va. WY 2·3257. Shampoo. Baker Furniture, QUALITY 0. 1 herd too large or too small. rton. $250 ' 00 ' Phone WY Z CIJ<CIDLLAUONS ' > 4 6tc Mo'ddleport. 5 4 6tc lng. Sunday, May 16, II CoUD· 'CO&R.ICI'JONS · 4 27 tic Membership not required. The 2418, WlU .bl ~pt.ed; 11Dt1l 9:00 A. M. - - - - - - - - -ty-wide Ctass meeting, ()key 1962 Chev. Impala H.T. Cpe. $1695 ., For Day ol P'.1bUcatton same fee' for all bulls. EfficPIGS for sale. Phone Coolville, V-8 engine, std. trans., wlslw tires, radio ani heater. Beautt~ Insurance Ahart, leader. Publlc Ia ID· For S1le ' ient and courteou• aervice. IUIOUL.\TlONS 667-0257. 5 4 3tp ful white finish, red interi()r. I Ult Tbt, PUblllb.., ~rvea the riRht 'EW 1omato s1akes, 49 Trained lull tim.O technician. "AUTOMOBJLE Insurance been vited. io ..:Ut Ol' reject IIDY &dl deemed 4,000 N 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 dr.. . $1195 Why not use COBA service by cancelled? Lost your opera· LOSE WEIGHT Qlely wttb Ob,e~~iton•bta. ll:rro111 chould bt 'I 50-51 4 speed transmission for BUILDING LOTS iOG X 100 ft\)l)rted lmmedl•t•h'. The pub ' calling CLAIR WOODE, Pom· tor's license: Call WY :1-2981 Dex·A-Dlel tablell. .0D1J lee llahet :wtn nor be rest•oustblfo for Che\'rolet truck, 1959 ton Rt. 7, five minutes from Green finish, clean interior. 4 new lst hne tires, Powerghde 6Uift at Stark'• Drul 8tort. more; U•n • • tnt~orrect tnaertlon . Studebaker with good tires, downtown Pomeroy. 695.00 trans. 6 cyl. engine . eroy. Phone WY 2-2849 or Chester 985-2145 by 12 noon. 1 II IOta RAT"' $60. Delbert Lawson, Port each. Phone WY 2·2413. 1963 Monze Spider Cpe. - - $1895 8(11'() Copy!DI Servtce. eop. For Want Ad Servlte 4-23-IOIC p 4 ClnY .,.,. woro one IIUlertlon. land . 513tp 5 4 6tc Locally uwned. Sharp ·red interior with bucket seat •. ~56 tes made of tqal papers. \UTIIMIIIIIJ.f!: lnsnrana DeeD ~~:---=--;:---;, IUDimum Cbari!• eu ctntl H.P. engine, 4 speed trans. N~w 1st Hne tires, black fm1sh, Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, VeteriJI. bii'UI records and almost any caneelled' •.oet YWl' Dl*l· 11 ct.ta l'W llt'Or-0 for Three <!on- - ..U..rnm•. . ONE New rear bumper lor 'AUcrJON : Saturday, May .8, radio and beater . arian, large and tllllall animala. other documenta. IDr'a ticetiiiiT CaU WY W. !10 . . . .1. D!trrtun• Q D p aid •d.i and ., d 3 h I 15" f a41 ~.wtthln 1c .:~a:-• For , W ee s or F or d ' . t!l65. ·dt 1:00 p. m. I have 128 Washington St., Ravl!lll- ReuiB lllatiPIICf, Pom•NJJ IIIU• ~~ n::tK~ • ~!~1UA~~;. 5 wheels 16" (or Ford. 7 1 sold my farm and closed my wood, W. Va Phone 273-427t I • de THE Davis Ice and Produce Co. a.lUI1. lliaeh •ddttiona; word Jc. wheels 14" for Plymouth, 1 restaurant business and will Office bours, Dally 4 to 6 p. GUARANTEED. renewable for will be open on Sundays from OPEN EVES. 7•00 P.M. . - ~ 130 A~J.~ H~~~R~. lt . oatly winter tread , l regular tire sell the following personal m. 1 :Ill lfc Issued life h<»pitallzaUon. 7 a. m. to f> p. m. from May I ~~turd~' az:s ~MiA~ 111 :00 noon on wh~els, 2 wheels 15",', for properly at the house jusl aPOMEROY, OHIO 1 6 1 at all ages. Phone WY 2-41166. I Ute j ro PLAC~. ~ furd ptckup, 2 whee s I or bove the Pomeroy • Mason 1::~::'::::'::~;::;;;;;;;.~----:=====:: Help Wanted . 2 18 tfc - ; Es.ULTw :~n~·~ tNG Ford pickup, two good tires Bridge on old road. 1Watch ~ 1 1;~1 - 650x16. M.. C. Carr, for Auction signs 1 One Inter· Real Estat! For Sale~ 1 Business Services MALE: Interested In man with Marine Supplies Wanted To Buy 0 fiHONE WY 2-7156 Long Bottom, Olloo. Phone national tractor on steel. one High School education to work ' 667-6275. 5 3 6tp Moline tractor on rubber with ROOM brick home.• 2 bath· :SEWING MACHINE _ repair for Financial institution. Ex- 0 UTBOARD, 5 horsepower EV> BUNK BEDS or twin beda In plow and disc and other tools, rooms, fmosned attoc and ! services all makes, WY:!-2284 eeptional employee benefits. lnrude, cheap. Call Coolville good condition. Phone WY t964. 50x!O 2 bedroom Elcart several pieces of horse- basement. Out of high water. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Phone Mr. McDaniel WY 2 9115·2325 or see Ever Gillilan, 4 2'1 It ~Card of Thilnks 2-2888. 5 4 5tP l~<~usetrailer. In excellent con drdwn farm equipment , har· Central heating, proced for Authorized Singer Sales aod 2111 between t and 6 for ap Chester. P ""ISH to take thi' orror-1 di llon. Contact Henry_ Hens ness, pony saddle and bridle, quick sale. Phone W'l 2.0116 30ic polntment. 4303tc 54 WE r(f 0 turilty to thank all our lrirnds lr·y , Long Bottom, Oh oo .. , sholIow weiI pump , a l0 t f or WY 2-2205. Charles F. Servlce GRILL COOK wanted at once. I EASY TERMS. neighbors tor their kmd I _4303 .1p cha reslaurant tables, booths and , Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc BREED to the best for Jess, k H irs. dishes. se veral pieces Crow'li Stea ouse. ani sy ·pathy and all their he lp I CUrtiss Breeding Service. We 4 30 3tc , 1 ex'"""ed during the recenl 1 1.11 lNG room suote, 2 chaors, of old fu rniture, coal heater, FOR SALE: Three bedroom I C __ and death of Guy Bee- 1 Kelvinator stove, electn.coty. large iron ketlle a.nd many house, Butternut Ave., Pom· l invite comparison. , ompare LADY live in. Housework gli Special thanks IS extend- I dmette set. Call Mmm other Items not hsted. , eroy, hardwood floors, hot the Curtiss bulls woth any and care for 5 hoy•. Call ed •to Rev. Poul A. Sellers Swan, WY 2-3348 4-30-3tp ' Ed. J. Smoth water heating system, out , other bulls avatlable. Low SH 2-5414, or write Vester · I Term s· Caoh. Sole conducted of floods, best neo'ghborhood. 1 breeding fee. Breed .to Gold Walker, Langsville, Ohio. an d· Rev. C. L. O'Connor, HoI· . d ry sores zer Hospital and Stofl, and WILLIAMSON 27 on steel coal bv Bradf" · Auction Com· $8500.00. Medal plus proven 81 4 21 lfc FURNITURE to the Ewing Funeral llnme. furn ace. Loke new with auto- ~dny. Nol responsible for ac- Two bedroom house, High and , pri, certified meat U.S. Cl•tllorvlco Ttstsl SH 2-<'111 Rutland .lv matic controls. Phone \1 \' 2· CideniS 5 4 3tc S L'mco1n H"ll p omeroy bee! sores for only $11.110, 5 ...., - ........ " ... ,.., Ad...... _,.,.. lobo. treet, ' • d·o·ry breeds 8 beef breeds ••r Jib•" ,...,. Faml Tbe Guy Beegle 5 4 itp 5217. -a I dual • purpose, .,.....,..aottl "'''"' .... _ . . . , =-:_:__ _ _ _ 4_30. 3tc-- ~ 1962 FORD GALAXIE, 500-con- recently relinished inside and and two lnlotoo ,...,.,,.. ._,.,,,,. - - -- - - - -ST ARTING May 1, 1965, time l vertible, Power steering, auto- .;!~ $~:':,;, houses. Lincoln trained, qualified and exper· ::'~''!:, 10~.~..=::'.! In Memory- 9 a. m. till 4 p. m. at 122: malic traiJ smission. Coolville Heights, Pomeroy, with new ienced technicians. For ,~. "',.rl..... .,.., ,.,.. ...... ..._ ..,. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. 6ti7·6207. & 4 31< .., prompt, efficient and (.IDeolo ....,,., Boo - · ,.,._, .._ M ri , f El additions, furnaces, etc., .,,,. I dcourtep k .,. leDtl!W. Pam...., 0111.. u emo am or ~ mer I Good curtains, (lace I, towel ous service. Call Lean ar • ' 00 Frecker, who passed an d wash clothes, electric per· BOYS' 26" bicycle, $25. J. C. ~\.;re farm, with modern er, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone AUTO SALES May 4, 1964. co lator, electric fry pan, like Higgins umbrella lent, sleeps home, Chester Township, good WY 2·22114 or Albert Parker, Peacefully sleeping, rest ing at new, drapes, good throw four , 12n. Marlin 22 rifle with gravel raad, school bus, mail Chester, Ohio, Phone 985-3415. FOR SALE: 195e Ford Fair EXPERT last, rllg>, what·nots. porch chairs, sling $30. 20 gauge Winches!- route, 2 miles from Chester, Chester, Ohio, Phone 985-3415. lane, good tires, car In fine ~~d ~~i~~··.r:epaa7t. troubles ! children's clothes, bed er shotgun $10. Coleman camp $7,500.IIO. 4 29 6tp condition, automatic transmls clolhes, bed spread, adult stove $10. These items as Two modem houses on Con· sion. Also 1153 Fordomatlc In silence he suffered, in pa· clothes, shoes. funny books, good as new. Phone WY 2- dor Street, Pomeroy. One two Nelgler BuDdiiiJ Suppl) for transmisaion and 1953 Ford lienee he bore · po ts an d F•ns, 6304. yea.rs old in perfect cndition new hOmeo. Built Ill kJ•-• ...,. I cyl. radiator. 4 miIes out Irue storoes, Till God called him home to dis hes, sweaters, all colors, , $8,1100.00. One, two bedroom, eno, storm windOWI. ~ Leading Creek road, from suffer no more. smger e1ect roc · sweeper. !954 CYLIND ER Ford new mo- living room, kichen, bath, full tnum siding. Call Guy Neta- Route 7. Robert Vance, Route Sadly missed by his wi fe ., 4 30 3t c tor an d-c1utch, 2 buII s, breed basement and •arage, $2,500. Jer, Racine, Ohio. 1, Mddleporl, Ohio. t3012tp • Plumbing end Helftng IUIIPfl•t. Freda and Family. ~=-c rd h 1 · " 1 O.Humicllflera 1 Refrlger1tlon hrvl• ltc SINGE R SLANT NEEDLE, zig ing age, Herefo C ar lliSe Bolldtng lots on State Route 12 29 lie De llamDier 0 4 zag equipped to buttonhhle, cross, I superior grain drill, 124, Dead Man's Curve. World IIIUidard o1 £ompld eAppll•n'• Repair eDemlng W1ter Pumpt lined hem, applique, embroid· !·self lift pull type, % bottom All can be financed. For fur· BEATING, Plumbloi. Mueller EscelleDCII Wanted To Rent er, fancy design. Pay off plow. 1 field cultivator, eulti ther information call : Flll1IBCOI . Arnold Brolhers, lila ear nom, rldt ud pll' COLEMAN HEATING & COOUNG WANTED to rem in Middleport balance due 8 payments $6.00 valor and 1 bottom plow for O'BrieD & Crow Realcy Co. 08 Easl Mala Street, Pom- lormance. SmaD eCOAOIII)' or Pomeroy, by June 30 3 or each. WY 2-2575. 4 30 5tc Allis Chalmers "B" tractor. WY Z.2'/%G enoy. Phone WY z.ua. . .. ... aDd -.erabDIIJ 4 bedroom house, by Dravo jELECTROLuX- -SWEEPER, Phone SH 24656. 4·31H21p t 28 lie 7 211 lfa 8oe personneL Call 423·9844, Bel-1 complete with 7 attachments. AUcnONEERllelrepGUiu MillOn :.: '·,· pre, Ohio. 4·22·12tc Pay balare due $17.90 or Real Estate For Slle ": ~~==·:u~ Complele Senlet E. 1\18111 Street, PomerGJ Huold Chut;Mgr. . $1.50 wee · WY 2-2575. FOR SALE - One of Porn• Second Street, Middleport Crill Bradford Plloae W1 Wl'll Lacvst St. Phone WY 2-2511 Mhldllptlt For Rent .- 4_30 Stc . 1 roy 's finest homes. Practical· Priced f1W quick .aJG, p. Write, Prone or Contact -------~4~D~Ifc~~~::'::::O:::=:=:=:=::o::::o::=:::o::=:::o::=:=:=:==~ FURNISHED ROO'! for renl . ·SINGER PORTABLE , zig zag ly new 2·story brick. 6 rooms, qu1n1 at Oblo 11o1e1. A. C. BRADFORD Main St., Pomeroy. $.\.IIO a equirped. Balance due $19.65. 2 baths, garRge; fireplace! 2 Racllle, Ohio week. Call WY 2-5293. i WY 2-2575. 4 30 5tc acres ground .. \\onderful v~w '~LIU LJ.~ 1 1 lfl tr' of Pomeroy. ~"' '" CJ . and nv· ~ ' f 54 ~=----IT'S OUR pleasure to loan er. Phone R' ··utzllng, BULLDOZER WORK wanted. 7 ROOM BRICK House, re£1e, Carpet Shampooers FREE Pomeroy WY Iter 5 INCOME PROPERTY - Coo· Small dozer. Back • lllling, orated, large corner lot . near with purchase of Blue Lustre p.m. 5·1·3\p aistiDI of 5 • room modern farm ponds and cutting driv,. Middleport schools. Contact shampoo. Baker Furniture, house witb bath, ba!jOment, ways in. Cheap rates. MlddleWY 2-5156 after 4 p. m. week :lliddleport. 4 27 6tc HOUSE, five roon:s, new roof and garage; three other 4- port, WY 2-2208. days or weekends. Could write and five acre lot. Minersville, room apartments, each with t 7A1 tote P. 0. Box 246, Middleport. PLANTS for sale, sweet ptola- Ohio. TeL WY 201l!l 4303tp garages. All propertlfl! have 5 4 6tc toes, 90c per hundred. Totrardwood floors and gas heat· Karl Grue•er, Plambln& ud Heating o1 dT '(fibn oll. MODERN two bedroom dwell· ; malo and cabbage, !Oc doz., n.~lt' log. Total present Income Mluenvllle, Ohio lng with full basement and ' 75c hundred. Peppers. egg ...,, .. lflw KC. $21100.00 yearly. These rentals .nll·n8i2 OO :J End your sewer troubleo gas furance. Nice location. plant, broccoli, brussels always occupied. b•m r:2 il<U Wo bave aB aizel For Information ca ll WY 2· sprouts and cauliflower, 15c POMEROY _ 1 . room m81on- RURAL FARM HOME- 70 ac· ·~iq!l ou Sew... MaebiDH 2318. 4 30 6tc doz. Also 1 shallow well ry home with bath ltub and res wit~ 25 acres or more for ,1 tUI:Q ,y ~ ReaSOIIIIble Ralel BOUSE FOR RENT _ 6 rooms pump, 3 electric hot water shower}, gas !ired forced bot cultivation, balance pasture Call WY Z.ZI7t Day or Ntgbl and bath. 1126 E. Main. Porn- tanks, refrigerators gas air hedting, living room and and t:mber. Good I - room 7 21 lie eroy. WY 2~408. 4 27 6tc stoves and sink cabinets, fur- dining room carpeted, break· frame home woth bath, fore· ntlure an~ dishes B. F. fast nook, and 4 room base- place, 2 chunneys, front and PAINTING, interior and exter FUNISHED 3 rooms, on ground ! Boarri, Mason, \\' Va. ment with garage. Nicely Jo. back porches, good outcellar, tor. Roof work of all kinds. Door. S. Front St., Middle· -O-MATO tak f d barn, hog house, he n Phone VI 3-Z700. 4-30-Utp 1e, Ver· cated on 1•o ft . lot. Extra lot gooh T s es or sa port· Call Wy 2·5141 ll 11 Rt 124 L 1 with 2 car gara•e $16 5110 ouse and cr1'b . Lo'tated on BULLDOZER work. Equipped owe on . , aure ~ ' · · b 'k . "'""===,.,.--:-:--:::-4 27 He I non Cliff Road or call : WY 2.5421 POMEIIO'I - 6 room lrame lao top road, 7 moles from witb winch. Big or small jobs. a BEDROOM brick Duplex with 4-24-7tc home with bath and forced Pomeroy. Call daytime, WI i-3111; garage. Butternut Ave, Porn· hot air heoting, full basement, ' RIVER HIGHWAY COTI'AGE- Evenings WI V-3088. eroy. Call WY 2-5127. breezeway and attached gar- 4 · rooms on State Route 338 • 30 S)lc 4 27 tfc age. Nicely located on 80 ft. with electricity and drilled 3 HP Briggo & londscaped Jot near Veterans well. This property In sight EXPERIENCED dressmakFURNISHED 3 room apart· Stratton Engine Memorial HospitaL $16,1100. of new Racine Dame. $4500.00 tng, alteraUona. Phone WY 2" ment, 212 S. 5th Aven , .\lid-[ GARDEN PRIDE IPOMEIIOY - 4 room frame Immediately available. 2276. f.24-3(kc dleporl, four couple. Phone ROTARY MOWERS home with hoth. hot air heatC. C. Cackler, REALTOR AlR CONDmONING Refrlg WY 2-5435. 4 24 tfc ing, and full basement. Nice- BOX %29 WY 2-38311 . ,1 46 ·97 MODERN 4-ro-om and bath, Jy located on LincoiD Road. POMEROY, OHIO atlonllo servNoce. HaJack Phooe I Ih d ' ()pon Mon ..Sot, Til 9 PM I $6SOO 110 era n, ew ven, 0 4 31 4 7 120 acres near East· HOUSE FOR SALE o,;- L:urel TU 2.353 • I lfc - · - -Jock W. Carsey, ' ern High schooi with. t w. o Clo'ff Road Mrs. Norman E. ROOM HOUSE in Pome· Monoger f h tb ink EXPERIENCED 1oy Phone WY 2-5385. PHONE I rame omes lone Wl ' Hysell, WY U322. 4 14 tfc ' WY 2·2181 and runmng water), base& 4 3otp AUTOMOBILE -.,-c=~-~ il...,....,....,...,...,..,-...,.,....,-...1 me:nt barn, crib and shop, fl . _ _,_ .JilVRNISHED HOUSE:sroo;;;s CHROME DINE'ITE--;-el table two garages, ~nd plenty of FOR SALE: 3 bedroom ranch ,, . TO RUTLAND I )AllY CROSSWO'RD • llluto w: ..-·· r.: -af•.-,..... zilled U.n-ll Ill. Frapllltl& IIS.Ooot!.m&. ""' rr.R.- 81.GIWICJIII "'u"'LI,., Each day 20" SABRE TILLER ' 97.88 1 ~-' ~ ~~~~~~ent, 4~~:d~~ ~ ~POMEROY FARM -~ ....... Sa's E Bonds Wlleel Ahgnmtnl style brock - frame home on I 2 charrs, cabmct base: $30: water. $80110.00. New 50,000 BTU floor fur· C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Chester Road, near State nace with all controls Un BOX 229 WY %4831 Highway Garage. 100 X 400 lot AND case) , $130. Call WY 2.3442 POMEROY, omo fireplace, . •!Drm windows, after 5 p. m. :m Jtc 4 30 3IC doors, patoo, tiled bath and 4_ _ kotchen. hardwood noo... DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. FOR SALE : 5 room and batb, well insulated. Several !inanetic tank. Get Klean·Em·All house 10 Rutland, glassed In lng plans available to .qualiseptic tank cleaner. Land- porches. hardwood floors, lied. Phone Pomeroy, WY :lr WY 2-2141 0. mark fi'arot Bureau. gas furnace, large lot, near 5337. 5 4 tfo jt.;,..;.;,;,..;,_!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!;;,.,...,\ schooL On Salem St. C. R. - - -.,~....._ 2 18 11c Jordan. LOTS - free sew4 20 12tp FOR SALE: All modem brick· Logan Fire and_llalely ...,...r , ·.age and water. Brown's Trail GOLF clubs for sale 6 irons - b frame 3 bedroom ranch style ment, Sal01 and Service, Pom, er Park IState Approved) and 2 woods and ail leather FOR SALE : 5 room home on Chester Roa". near eroy. AU lypel aDd llllea Ill ~ Mineroville Ohio Phone W'l bag, male, right handed, ~.ath,l base~e~t~G:s quick State Highway Garage. 1110 1 fore extlJIIulsberl, 2'AI Special.lb. ex. , ;- ~. ' ' 1 Jb Uc $45. Call WY 2-2836. 4·26-tfc " 1•P apceh. " c77• 56101' Mason 4110 lot. Several financing plans Un~s, Boater',!_...•• ,. . . sa e. one ... 1, • .1 bl 1 lified Dwogbt Logan, .. • ~r TRAILEH lots tor rent, close BABY bed, m good condition, W. Va. t 1e tfe_ ~~~a ~0 2-~l l~l'$0~, Pholtl · WY :a-3821. ' · · to Laundrymat anc1 schoolS _!~O:__CaH WY 2·2453. , .26-6tc jHOUSE- FOR SALE, S bedone . c 4 lt 1111p Valley Lumber & Supply Com- 8 ROOM HOUSE and 3 lots \n I rooms and bath, 2 yean old. FOR SALE: Modem 5 room . . Mtddloport_._ IIJ.:I-tfr Pomeroy, out ol high water. Low down payment. Phone fr•me 1home '" Syracuse, wotb WILSON'S car. waib, 1151 -P~e - Nicl! 6 room 1956 Dodge Comet car . In Harrisonville, Ohio. SH :1- bath, 3 bedrooms) large u!IJ. St., Mkldleport, Oltlo. Carl •!f::~~~~Av~In pomeroy. 170 very good condition, $150.00. 5466. 4 21 12tC lty room, lully doublelnllulated carport, Wdll gas vacuumed. WY s.37JJ.•• !urn.tce 4 29 6 Private entrance Call WY 2-65Z4. L'tvestock ....ao1c . - tc . to .., 11' c.1rpetIn g, b'orch' cabl• or at 378 Second· METAL .BED and cool sprmgs nets. Shade and fruit trees, Employment \Nant.cl ~iF:t.£i!'E;t(;t;Sc;CQ)j4-~26ge-1fc for sale, cheap. Phone WY :1r GOLDEN Palamlno stallion, srrubbery . Close to school , 4 29 6tc _ 5.1", Palamino mare, wIll and church. Very reasonable. I WILL babytjlt :1 3953: at llf rent. Share or cash, Syra- ARTIFICIAL flowers and tonr•· foal in May. Both young and Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio home. I am 18, 11111'1'114 aDd cuse, OhJa, Phone WY 2-2297. to plants. Pearl Parker, Lau- well broken. Ken Chaney, Dar· WY 2·2810. all e~ • t Js•IIJ> 4 I atp rei CliU, Rl. 126. ti Olll win. Uti 1111 4 I JIG JiY .... and bath In Pomeroy. Call Howard CeciL WY 2·52fi2. 100 W. Main St. 3 3C tfc MODERN 6 rooms and bath apartment. MI-ddleport. Pb. WY :1.-3121. 3 24 tic ·fH:H::E anG 10111 "'"~· turnNh& ,1 ld and illlfurnished apu1 menta WY 2-M~ 12 1 tfr 1 o:f Brake Servlct e ia 8 BIaettnars •-roy, --wr. .,. ~ •or- ~V f j.. ·. ._u.s...... .'. . ,.,. ITM ,lf'J.. Bl Eli llt¥1fllll ' ~,~·: : PUoif. ·····~ . •· W~EN HE 5IT5 FQar ~ERE . lbe- ..U.. ... - EPL KB.&XYVK BV.t..&LA XRBL L.PGAK 8Xaa•w XX PXGltlfW8 X& J'L&- evK.t...-rw•srxxa ~I 1 .... 0)JI J ! I . tD JIRft' DUft' ()II Xllf • '.I'KA2' AJBDUlHO J'lilAll,.-llB CABLn.lll ............ 5 4~ a. "I told him llott the car ke,y• in the arusl" v:, WMPO Radio WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG 1:00 8J&n 011 B:OO.a M1111cal Clocli 7:110 Be Stlll and Know 7:02,10 Nl!WI 7:45 Eclioel of Jay 8:00 0b1o Valley News 8:15-30 Mlllleal Clock 1:55 CoiiiJIIIIIIlt)' New1 9:00 Tllll ollhe Town 9:55 Maaon Countr Newt 10:00 Publlc SerYice Show IO:a Dally IJibt Monday Tbn ll'rltlay& 1:011 Jim Meea Show 6:110 Sign-On. Nl!WII 8:00 Sunclown Serenade 6:06 Sacred 11eart 7:00 Sign Off 6:20 Melga CT, RFD Satardaya: 11:25 Paul Bower• Farm &:110 Sign On - News 1:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music TJmo 6:57 We!\i\1!: 1:25 Country· Jamboree 7:00 Nab Newa 7 00 Protests~• Hour 7:311 SJ!Odl, 7:30 Sportl 7:35 Bll~,i\JIIIer Show 7:35 Larry anderaon Sbow 10 ~30 !.atciRIDI 7:35 Plckeu Hardware llhaw 10:46 lt'J Music - Anny -11:110 World NeWI nue.Uy·Tburlday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'• 12:110 Colllllltlllty New• 7:50 New. .,. . Top Ten Show 12:211 Evans BillleiiD. Board 8:30 Dally Llghl 12:00 News 12:25 News-0-GrBIIII 12 :30 Agrtculture Program 8:45 Bet<.f •.t'umJtura Show l2:a Mullcal Interlude (Wed..>Rilttion) Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 12' 4" Country Go-llound ....,1 ., I OO ...__ J' M Sh 1:55 Nen Beat • :00 Ne.... : ""' om ees ow 2, 00 Country Qo.llound 7:05 Bill !NJII!er Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenada 2:55 Newa Beat 1:05 Cofi';!' 1'\'jth Janet 6:30 Sign Off 3:00 MltJ.Way Matinee 10:00 Swall ,ft\OP Sllllda)l: 3:55 Newa Beat 10:15 MDl'llil!i)dedttatiODI 7:30 Sip On- Army Hour t:IIO =·~lth Doso 10:30 Portraits of a Pllrlot 7:15 Ntlfl 4:30 e 10:35 BW Mjller Show 1:00 Baptist Layman'a Hour ti:OO Coaunllldty Newa 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 S'\Dday Show 5:01 Muca County New1 10:45 Family Worablp ('lbun.) 8:311 ,.. Bible Speaks To You 1:10 Worltlli Nat'l New• 111:45 A.S.C, PJ1ID !Pet. 1:45 SUnday Show 1:30 SUnlel Boulevanl Shleltbl (Fridays) 10:110 Tile Good Life 7:00 00 Tile Air 11:00 News 1C:l5 Congressman'• Report 8ltlriiJ 11:05 Tllly'a Coanlr7 JunetloD 10:30 Sunday Show 1:00 8180 On 11:45 Tlny'a Cotmlry Hyma 11:30 '1'ba Quiet Hour 1:00:.11 Mltllcal Clack • -~ 12:.00 News 7:00 Be Stlll • Kllow • 12:00 lock J'!eWI ~:It 11le Cbrt.stlaD'I Hour 7:0U0 Newa 12:30 . QOIIISiil (J'ri) IUD '1\i 1\eV, Marllll 'hell · 7:30 Cba& ' 01111 t:.:30 Larry'. . SloDw 1:00 Tl't Rev. H. G. Stnart 7:tl Firat lllplllt Chureb 1:00 Jim lflel Silo'l'l; 1:30 '1'11, Rev. Silas BWupa 8:00 Ohio YIDIJ Newa 4:15 BluiiDIIf: ADIO Show . 2:00 Tbi RaY. Alldrft Paraonl I:OHO World Ntwl (Tuq.-.) 2:45 '111e Rev. &acoe 'lbonle 1:00 'Hiab School lilt Paradl 4:30 NeWI 3:JO '111e Sunday Showcase 10:111 Sonc • S., ''nme 4:40 Jim · 'ibow; 1:011 '11it .SUotlowa 8erenada 10:45 Tilt Gok18a l{eJ 1:00 New• · · 7:00 SI&a Oft 11:00 llellocrlllc JAalalahn J!£"'1 rur:::· NOT- I'LL KIU. WIM A CIJpW&aaaa Qa±r a • I OR AXTDLB.t.AJ:& fa LOB8 .. 11LLOW Ono loltor lbap)f liDr uotl>er. J:u. thl8 l&!llpl• A II ultlt l'8r lllo L'o, J: t01t lllo O'o, ttA. llinllo lellero, &J>OO' trophleo, lllo loDgth ODd formation of lllo are c ~! hint& CHASE HARDWARE 1 MOON DAILY CliiPIWtlO'flll- liMe'• bft to work IN I How the ~avings Bonds ·'"·~=---- \ you buy help our State grow -a message from our Gouemor -...,,...,r- ,...,,..._IIIIa 28.ED4ol W • ·=; = ;;t: =-o!mt: SERVICE ......-l ... :::::;[.; :! r::;to- 1 I .. AL CAPP = = II.!'!':;,. • away I c:::::==z=::::::JT~oo~c;:-;;P;;;R~IT;:C:H:A;;R.;T, ° Pomerov Motor Co. lllot; Pierce wert Mr. and Mra. Hobart Newel~ .Cbelter, and Mr. and MrJ, Rodney Plm!e. Vtallln& Rev. and Mn. Ken- I - - - - - - - - - netli Rlgp were Lola Leonard I By VIolet Smllb of Columbu, Mr. and Mra. Lewis I mak' It 1e dU 11 bl f Karen Carter open! a ntghl Hughes, Gallipolis, Mr. and B~ RICK DV BROW 1118 • a Y ava a e or with Pat Smith. Mrs. Ray Rtggo, Pomeroy, Mr. tied Preoo IDiernaltonal telep.hon~ and televlsion com· M nd M ~-- B bcock and Mra. Gena R'••• Mr. and mumcatJons r. a rs. vacar a "M", L,LYWOOD (UPIJ - The · . were vishing Mr. ·and Mrs. Lind- Mr. 1\'oillace Damewood and ttatlonary Early Bird •atelllte, The program started. woth a say Lyons, TUpPerl Plaint, Mr. Mr. and Mra. Fred Larklna. '" ' ' • ,_ ;Nu .. ~· IMin> 10 availabl• for continuous tran .. Coty, and Mra. Charl01 Ma ..ar, Mr. Calling on Mr. and Mro Dave mission between North Amer~ w ,c . is a fine way to start and Mrs. Starling Massar, Mr. Yates were M91lle Pullins of 1NliSS !! 'TELL DOC DON'T DOCTOR ca and Europe, opened a new ~nythong. Thereafter • the hour ·•nd Mrs, Gene Riggs and Mr. Newark, Mr. and Mrs. RoNO BARNYARD 1 era in pcople-to·people relation• mclu~ed most 01 the events and Mrs. Thurman Babcock. bert Yates of Cambridge and HE'S GOT COME ANIMALS!! Sunday with a one-hour lnaug· prev.Klllsly announced to the M,.., David Carter, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yates ol RIGH+OTl~l~e~;iR~ARN)/4lF~I rn;1;:::J ural telecast. public, among them a heart Mra. Henry Henllley, and Ethel Chillicothe. MINUTE!! , valve operation In Houston c rte ~ IU Ia . I EarIy Bird I• the world • I hd b d h t' a r were .,, ns re ttves Pearl Erwin of Racine fln t commercl al eommunlca. wak c e 1y , octors w o cou d 8 1 N't'ro, ·w· va. .ed , Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith. tions sattlllte, so •atislactlon as ques~o~t !~om a c:f~· A birthday dinner. was beld l VlsltiDI Mr. and Mrs. Wa]mel over the generally •ucceMful ence ID w zer a~ - a y at th~ home of Nellll Stethem Prince were Mr. and inaugural broadca•< wa• •hared voe~ers on hoth sodes of the AI· honorong Kenny Reynolds. Olh- IClarence Dean and VIcky r.ol only by viewers or the net· lanttc. There was also an ex- er guests were Mr. and Mrs. [lery of Columbus and Bob works but espectally by •lock· change of "wante<! persons" In- Howard Young, Paden City, w. rlne o1 Blacluoburc VL holders In the Communications formation by the FBI, Scotland Va.; Mr. illd Mrs. Bertie Smit~ • Sa 11 Co c Yard and the Royal Canadian . te lte rp. I OMSAT). Mounted Pollee. Thetre w~ mEishap•. The The network• have estimated na rra oon ..vm urope waa th • .Mllllllll 60. Key :10. .ArticiM IT SHORE OUGHTA// msrred slaedlly by an echo- e potentia1 viewing audience L lllu1y IMIWH UIOd ot AH lOSSED IN 2 back. And several tlmfll of the program In the United Brttlsbor L "Cornm* OOZEN Oo\ICKEN HEA~ technical difficulties made the States, Canada, Mexico and Eu· 21. Split A BUCKET 01" SOME:THIN'SI.OPP'f picture brleny unavailable - rope at ahout 300 million per· lmlto t.Girl'•sons. e. alllldlno a, HappJ (qulbo AH STOLE FUM A one of these times reauIt Ing In The Cbannel Swim: Problems tr>oo <. AU.U.pt ble) PASSIN'TRLJ:K·" a total failure to pick up a look of the eld rl th bj ct 10. Glualn 5 22. Baelt at the new A•trodome stadium f he Ydlare e sbu e a window a: CIIAiky port in Houston. Still, these were 0 a one- our scu~s 10~, Y ~; 11. Fiamlllr aiU..,. <t 'I r ...,.,~ only occasional mishaps, and ports on NBCTV ' Today 12. Place ot 1. GI&Dt okull 211 the fantastic potential of the program Wednesday. u. IIO.aEarly Bird system was not Josl Queen a.-. 2<.8~ <ton milltono of v~wers. Vera Weber and Leone Bab11. 26. ~': coo• :n, !:.t.re<' In the past, satellite televl· cock were visiting Barbara Sar- 18. Quldo'a n. PMnpt 2s. Bhrle"" ss. Scllane slon broadcasts acrosa the gart of Chester and Doris Koelllg15,.,.,._ ll8.8prite: aii.Joceana have been generally po.. nig of Tuppers Plans. note u. ~ llbak&slble only for rtlatlvely brief Leone Babcock ·haa been .. :: •o11 ar periods - when, aay, Telstar sisllng In the care of Florence ju<llclally waa In jlrecisel) the right posl· Umber1or who hll betm tu. Ill. Waataud lion during its orbital schedule. :u. Early Bird, hoWever, orblla at eoUoq, shout the same speed as the Zli. .MOUIIlW earth, therob giving It the efot Wl4 18 feet of belnl "atationary" and · J'oa1old 21.011111 M:,n~chl ban~ M0~oco 1 I~~~~===_;.~~=~,;;.===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.- Lon.,0 .Bottom Society News ~ .. l . 1elevlslOn Revue 2 SIGNS I • 1 Uvtiitock fh.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1965 • 1and Diana Reynokll . vlltun• Mr. and Mn. Zem 11: 15 Musical Interlude II: 30 Republlcan Lelillature 11:45 Walter Moeller 12:00 Local • Ohio NIWI 12:20 EviDI BuDeUn Board 12:211 New.o-Grama 11:30 Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays 1:15 NeWI Beat 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Newa Beat S:OO Saturday Mati!M S: II& Newa Beat 4:00 Dlldng With Dosa 4:311 Top Ten Ravua •1:00 Saturday Newa Rlport 5:11 Pbm., Mllllcall 1:30 Community Cboln 7:00 00 The Alr ..., ,.. 1:00 8: a I:SO Sip On Tile Slnglng Pruchor Nen Report a.ureb of Quist MUIIeal Inlerluda Firat llapllal Qlurdi alllilnD'I Otaptl Sllllday N1111 Special Newa Report t:Otl IO:SO 11 :SO 11:45 12:00 12:11 Epllcopal Churcll 1:00 Cbarcb ol God 1:30 Golpel Call 1:00 Old Folks Hour 3:00 910 Bit Parada 3:10 Newa Headllnea 3:31 M Bit Parade 1:55 News 4:00 1110 Hll Parada 4:30 News Headllnea 4:32 1110 Hit Parada 4:55 NOWJ 5:110 Qt;y Otmmtsllonw Rtp, 5: a 1110 Bit Parade 7:00 01 Tile Air II HAROUI GRAY �"' '/ . • [tJ• I Mrs. Anderson . Senunei, Pom':l'?y-Mldtlleport. o.. May 4. 1965 . • ' .lf1.1gh Compliments on Degree work 'tJ 'G' p Ch f J86 Of$ ' ~$ wen omeroy op er I Is Delegate T0 Presbytery cza., 1 Church Plart Basketball on Slab ?te Young Adult Class of the Mtddleport Church of Chrtsl held an outing for members and their families Monday evening with a basketball game at the Elementary school ground Men and women of the cla:ss were team members. Durmg hall time the group went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herald lor iced tea. The class plans another game on the basketball slab this evening at 6 p. m. All members are invited. Taking part m Monday's game were M d M K th S it r. and M rs.~nne N' _c kyes, Mr. an rs rgeld ICIDDS 'd, Mr.. a"d Mrs. Hera , av1 .. VujakhJa. ~ guest, and Nancy Beaver · C~tldren of the coup I"' were guests. I 1 2 v· . . sen~ :;t .' r p b , res ytefiOn Law Chapt·er fs Revl"ewed 11 (Techmcolorl Murphy. Linda Law Michael Dante I. ' Cnnclud!Dg numbers Included "Alpine Wedding Festival" by Rebe Sherrie Ilene Shuler; "La Gait~ .. by Mowrey KalbrYD Dl· ane King· two ~umbers the Negro spkitual, "I Wa.nt be Ready," and "Scotllah Tone Poem," by McDowell, Merjorle Ellen Harris and "Valse-Blueette .. by Drige, and Bagtellev Op. ' 33, No. 5, by Betlhoven, done by Leland Eugene Brown. The program was concludec' ..ith 8 plano trio number "Overture from Carm•n" by' .,.. l played by three granddaughte "<Mrs. Hecox, Nancy, Patty and Margie Harris· io SOCIAL CALE NDAR . . :.1 The Past Chief& of Magnolia Temple Pythian Ststers wIll meet Thursday evenin& at the . ho~e of Mrs. Karl Grueser, 10 Mtnersville, wl~h Mrs, Carrie Grueser aa co- ostess. MAY 7 The Twlllght Garden Club rummage sale will be held 011 May 7 and 8 in the old paraonage bulltllng next to the Welfare Office. All donations are wei· come. For pickup, call Mrs. Eva Robson, at WY 2-2586. and daughters attended the annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the B. R Slmbonl Mllslon· ary Jloclely of the 'Middleport First Baptist Church Monday evening when Mrs. Richard Owen and other olflllera were Installedduringthebusinessmeetlng after dinner. Mr!. c. P. Bradbury waa In charge ol the dln!w tables and conatructed a centerpelce made of styrofoam with a sllhouette in black of a mother-daughter surrounded with pint carnalions. Favors were pink candy cups and place carda with orll· Ina! .,._,, r""'··- for each mother bad been made by the Sandra K. Miller Chapter, Guild Girls· The buslneas meeting waa held following the dinner and was opened with an organ and plano number played by Ml'll. aid Antbo and Mrs. C. ::-•Bradbury. 'giving the yearI. reports from each circle y re Mrs Charles Searles Dor· : . Mrs. John Fultz . Eie<ta; ' . ' Lo and Mra. Gerald Anthony, vejoy. Mrs. Paul Smart, out-going president, thanked lbe mem· bel'll and officers of the society and the circles for their cooperalion and 8811lslance while In office. A note ol thanks was read from Mn. Harry HoudaSET KYGER DANCE , ,. •' Piano Students .of Mrs: .Hepox·are 1 Installation of OHieers, Mot~r! ·. p e ted in Recital on Sunday Daughter Banquet Held by Society Mre~ n Lewis Hecox pre- ver Davia, Jr. Approximately 10 mothen shell. rs. orm~ d ts in a her ptanoftstu en t the ~ eoD~pliments on the rit-1 Grand representatives and re~llal Sunda_y 8 ~~;~•r:esb • .... ;were liven Saturday when deputy grand matron each spoke Mrs George Anderson was Middleport F~rst U Y ~ 111111181 inspection of Pom- jand highly complimented the Inamed as a delegate to attend temn Churc · b 0 the ro0 , ·, . , Chapter 186, OES, w a ' ,Chapter and its officers on thetr 'the Scioto Presbytery to be The first num ,, 8 l~ing ·1!11!!1 at the Masonic Temple Iwork. The deputy ~•nd matron :held in Athens, Tuesday, May gram .. ~as E~le~r1ch do! by ~1\h.ua present. ,announced that '-';•! 9 was de-~18, beginning at 10 s m. by the Song, a~d Kath Kmg. Other 1-~ Slle Soulsby' worthy stgnated as vtstlallon day at the Session of the Mtddleporl First She~ includeJ "Morning .-tron, and James Soulsby .!OES home m Mt. Vernon and IUnited Presbyterian church nu~. rs on Teah Jane 'Ito r I h y patron, presided !hoped members would plan to Monday evening at the church. Call ~h H~'sGv' s Moon," by ~ opened the meetmg in r~tu- 1 31~~d. . bd The Rev. Howard Ruppelt mod· ~~r~bbe • ~:O[.h L y 0 0 10 •ll~lc form. Guests presen"ct. l P ~e~:b rose ~ c:· erated the meeting. Tr;sf ;t· rg,"Hello Mr Robin" ¥1comed and escorted to safes 7athe 0 ~ 1 0~ ust~- e Mrs. o. E. Tewksb-ary, Mrs. b pRe ' Vt k S~e Miller ..;d tlie .east were Vid·a Carson or 1co ohr °Ch et 0 er. ecod ra 10thns James Harlev and Mrs. Arthur Y ead. cDy the Po'lka .. ~ tt d d t m t e ap er room an m e . ~ ed It '1 Gran ma ances , ~~ • ·. eputy ~·~- ~· ron ldinmg room were carried out Lewis were ;•m I as a erScher, by Paula Kay RusselL .... strtcth'l\25 ; Gret 't ,. arnst 'in the colors of the order, with nates Rev. uppe t gave a trheRhonda Kathleen Hysell play.,..ester 1 , rep.-sen a tve o fl d sed . port on hts recent viStt to e . te Pete .. hy Proctor . • • . 1\.f · d owers an evergreens u m W'l C ed ''Ptra ~~~lc:eiUrtdtchon of r<oun an 'the cha ter room. The tables Warner • 1 son . o11 ege _camp. lollwed b "Yaki~ Henderson of Remer>I. th d~ . tt 1 us m North C'arohna. II IS one whtch was SherryY Demse . · r N th m e mmg room were a rae. . . rna" by Rea 11 represent ai~V<' o or t' . hit 'th of the mne miSston co eges. . .. 'N h' H .. lve m w e covers, WI It was announced that the Kmg ; Wood ymp s arp, streamers of the various colors · . b Rea Vicky Jo weaver· "The ~!~~~~~and ~el,·ome~ w~r," , extending lengthwise, with flow- ~en~r~~ ~";;,:bty t'~it~ h~~: Plum are Made iurro Ride," by Pattiso~. Pat! patrons, worthy mal roo an wo ers in the center. The serving B) y . F A H ' . "Nightfall.. past matrons and table was also centered with an !Rev ._Ruppel! attendmg as comor Ultatwns rlcta nn arns, •. patrons of Pomeroy Chart- I arrangement of flowers which lmtsswner de_legate m Veterans Hemtcck Grove Gran_ge No. ~Y Wnght, R~thT An;. Lacey:, distinguished mason,_ dts- with the refreshments carried iMemortal bmldmg m Columbus. 2049 met m regular sesSion Sat- Castanets an am urtnesh· , offtcers, past grand ap- out the colors. Ella Smith pre- iThe Rev . Leonard Mcintyre, evemng With Ca_rol Jones ~Y Thomp~n, Lou Ann Fre~c : and past f '"'tron• :sided •t the punch bowl and I, Gene,ral Prkesbyter, wtll be the PI master, pdresftdmlgh. t th~~ren~~~ ~n~·~!"sum~~r patrons o VISi tmg 1F.lsie D Smith at the 81'I f gues spea er. ami welt' rna e or e nex • E~:~:~~n · ' : ver co ·I Plans were made for an ice meet;ng May 15 when Ham- Night's Dream," by Taylor, was held fur two ee ser,VIce. . . 1crram social lo be held sonville.' aod Ro~k Springs Nancy Jean Harris; "Hovering Preced tng the inili- Precedmg I~ me~t:; aT dm- 2> sponsored by the Granges will visit Members of Butterllles," by Gaynor, Nancy work, Caddie Wwkham ~~~ ;.~~t se~e ta a a t F own and deaconesses. The new the J!emlock Gra~ge are asked Ann Buchanan; "Piccolo Taren"My God and L" the ~ift o7 th: :~-t~: ~:::~ cabinet will be dedicated on to briOg a pie and 15 sandwiches tello," by Bentley, Mary Eliza1;;4o=,.;..====----·,·and worthy p-•t on j .Sunday to be announced. the refreshments. It was an- beth Bradbury ; "Twinkle, Twin11 folders of Bible rve;se~e~,'"~~d tending were Mrs. E. o._ nouned t~.at Athens Pomona kle, Little Variations," by Ne\Irs. Soulsby presented gilts to bary, Mrs. Arthur Lewts, Grange will visit Meig• Pomona vin, Tommy Lee Miller; the grand representatives, the J·ames Harley, Mr. L':" Grange, Fr!day evening at the "A Winter Song," by B~ntley, Pomerot. Ohio each offtcer of the Chapter, an Idy · Robert Tewksbar) ' Salisbury ~~ hOo! and present • Joyce ~;ancme Davts; Bla~k ' Eastern Star pin with the in- Taylor, Russell Lyons and program. New curtain• pur- Beauty, by Crawford, Cnnme LAST TIME TONIGHT 'signia of their office. A gill Rev . Ruppell . chased ly the Grange were at Lee Bachner; "On A Sommer WALT DISNEY'S was presented to Mrs. Soulsby the windows. Evening," by Moore, Kathy "THOSE CALLOWAY$" by the officers. Hele•J Qutvey, lecturer, preAnn Morgan; "To A Stately (Technicolor) sented • program of group singPine," by Adler, William Den· Keit'-. Brandon de Vera Miles . WalfPr SON IS BORN ing and zo,•eral jokcJ. A! the IBren1nan, Ed Wyon, Liuda Mr. and Mrs Glenn Roush of clooe of the meeting, pie and ANNOUNCE REVIVAL · ~1. Clairsville, Oli:o, are •ncoffee wete ser"•. • ·d. There will be a revival at , nJJncing the birth of a son, bern - - -- -- April 28 at the hospital trero. The Star Class of the SyraWhite's Wesley•n Methodist WED, ond THURSDAY Tl1e baby weighed lbs., ozo., cuse F 1rst Uncled Three Guernseys Chapel between Tup_pers Plains 7 5 May 5-6 "" has been named Doug;us Sunday school met for a regu· Complete Records and Coolvclle, .startmg May 4 NOT OPEN 7 30 il 11ev Grandparents are Mcs. tar . meeting Tuesday evening, Three registered Guernsey ·at ~ p. m. with R:"·ri:ughes, 1 2710 F.arl Roush of Mtdtlleport and Apnl lhe •nne~ of the in the herd of Edson Rus_VI~~ ev~ge~~ter e pas- ~RIDAY ond SATURDAY ,\lr and Mrs Paul Lfaw of St. church. Mtss Frankte Mumaw, Roush, Racine, have recently tor IB v. y . May 7-8 "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" r.• ·,!J>ville r:.e lOw baby nas class preSident . read the 23rd top official DHIR ac(Teehnicolor J production records, accordANNOUNCE 'SOCIAL Buddy Ebsen, KPir Dullea. two sisters, DcWe and Li ;a Psalm for d~voltons to open "'' Earl >oush hos been v!si< meetmg, whtch was followed ing to The American Guern· COLUMBUA, W. Va. - There Lois Nettlelon . . t' prayer. Reports of the Cattle Club All cows were, will be an ice cream social at lh 1 "APACHE RIFLES" 1ng em__'L ~.ol' !f wme. · a day. The the Spilman Methodist chw-ch 1ary and treasurer were approv__ __ two times f' ' ') ,, ' at y Mr!. Smart bad ehll'lt ol the inatallation aervlce with the offleera forming a <rillS and Ugbtiog candles as the charge was J(ven and the prayer ol dedication read. Mrs. Donald Boone gave the prayer. Mrs. Owen, new p~ldent. read the purpoae of the NK!Ie~and announced aeveral eomlq datea includ!Dg May Fellowship Day, Friday, May 1 at the Federaled Church in Pomeroy.: M• son's Conference at Graii)il~le, June 17-18-19 and a layette' wiD ed b the circl ,_ be prepar y ~ es ,. taken 14 the con 'f-eliCe. Alao the Amertcan Sapttst Convention was announced fer May t with the Rev • and M111 • Donald Boone planning to at.. I al tend. The society wll so be ll charge of the morrung WDI'IIhlp servtce May 23 With Mr!. Mil· 14n Hood as chairl!llln. Mrl. Harold Chase and Mrs. John. Fultz were named 14 the budget committee. . Roll call of circles reported Dor 13 El ta 12 nd Lov cas . , ec a • joy 10. Mrs. Boone will receive financial aaaistance to attend the IMUBI Baptist house party _ and Mrs. Wlllil Anthnny wiD be SpoDJOred to attend the Hapttat World Alllance. Mrs. Tony Fowler waa In charge of the love gift oflerlq Wtlh the table centered with 1 tall green candle. Btble and a s~ll chest Mrs. Anthony read acrtplure and told of the lives of the Rev. aad Mrs. Wtlken, missionaries. . New circle eha•rmen naiT!ed were Mrs. Charlea Bennett, Dorcas:d Mrs. M Tony "- Fowler,KlElee Ia; an ra . ....nning oes, Lovejoy Mrs Willis Anthony will ~nt devotlona for the June meeting. The meeting was ci011ed with tl•e benediction. be enttne Clyde Fisher Victor In Middleport; State Issues are Approved The Kyger Creek High school will sponsor a teen-dance party The Happy Harvesters claaa with the Jays this Friday night ol the F~derated Church will at the Kyger sehool auditorium meet Frtday evening at the starting at 7:30 p. m. (EST). church. Everyone Ia welcome. ''th'mg A rummage sa1e of cov U be h ld and furniture w I e at AUXIUARY TO MEET the St Paul's Lutheran church The Pomeroy Bend C-B R,adio Frtday from t a. m. to 4 p. m. Auxllilary will holll Its reguMeigs County Pomona Grange lar monthly meetmg Frldlly:; will be hosts to the Athens Po- enlng at ?:SOp. m. at mona Grange at the Sallsbory home of Mrs. Agnes White in PLAliTIC GRIDIRON School Friday at 8 p. m. The Syracuse. . NEW YORK (UPI) - FootAthena group will present a ball gamea soon may be played program. Refreshments will be NAMES OFFICERS "' on plastic fields, acc:ordlng to ed The Yooth Choir of the •ed· Chemical Engineering mage· serv . · sectton . erated Chureb elected . new of- zlne. In the Northwest TO HOLO MEETING ed. testing was supervised by Ohio at West Columbia w. Va. Frl· MAY I ftcera May 1. They are, prBsi· of the country where rain turns The Laurel Cliff Be 1 le r The class has get-well, birth- State University. day, May 1. The ;ponsor ts the A jllney supper · will be ·held dent, Morton 118~; vice pre11- fields ln14 quagmlrea, a poly• Health Club will have its regu- [day , sympathy and fr~endshtp Locust Grove Janice L, a six Naomi Circle. There also will Saturday, May 8, beginning at ident, Mary ~yea; secr$ry. urethane material is being <est· SUN.-MON.-fUES. lar meeting Thursd•y evening ca!ds to sell. They may be obold, produced 14,930 be a line of homemade article• 5 p. m. at Racine Junior high Chtryl MeLauCJ!lin; and ~as- ed on parts of lhe playing field _ May 9·10-11 at the home of Bertha •t•med from MISs Mumaw. of milk and 115 pounds such as rugs. quilts and apple- sponaored by tile Racine Meth- urer, Eddie Yollllf. The choir to see how they withstand the "FATHER GOOSE" with Mro Clarence Curtis as Mrs. Ada Slack, asSisted by fat in 35 days; Locus I butter for sale. Everyone Is odlst Church. Everyone Is wei· Is under the direction ol Mr. weer and tear ol both fOQtbaD Cary Graut . Mayme Holmes, revtewed Triumph B, a Jr. four welcome. Irome. Ralph Werry. and the weather. hostess. thtrd chapter of the book old produced 12,550 pounds ;~~~===....===~~~-----===-"~~..i.~ii;;;;;;;;;o;;;;==-==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"1 "Presbyterian Law for the Lomilk and 590 pounds of fat Church ." Roll call was an- · 2911 days; Locust Grove swered by five members with Sparkler, a Jr. two year old, Bible verse containing I he produced 9,820 pounds of milk word "showers." Round robin and 525 pounds of fat bn 303 cards were sent to Frank Mor- days. gao of Portsmouth, Mrs. Sadie Grindley and Mrs. Bessie Wise, LANDS ON ISLAND loc-al. HARTFORD - Army SpecialFor the May meeting the ist 5 Dale H. McDaniel, son of From program leader will be M r s. Mr. and Mrs. Loonard C. McPomeroy Flower Shop Holmes with Miss Mumaw Daniel, is among paratroopers hostess. The roll call word will eCut Flowen the 82d Airborne Division, be "mother." Present also e Blooming Plants dispatched to the Dominican Mrs. Daisy Roush and M r 1. eCorsages to aid In protecting : Hazel Clark, Mr. Richard eTable Arrangements of Americans and other 1 a guest. Delicious foreign nationals. Specialist McII n>enls were served by the WE WillE Daniel, 31, who is regularly staMrs. Clark. FLOWERS 1Uoned at Ft. Bragg, N, C. os EVERYWHERE a cook, landed at san Isidro Reportl are Given Air Base, near Santo Domingo, Mrs. Millard Von Meter reinforce other American .iiill;;;lllllrii ; On District Event · personnel already Guiding Star Council No. there. is a 1951 graduate of Daughters of America of Wahama High SchooL cuse, met in regular sessiotnl W. MAIN ST. WY 2-2039 POMEROY lightweight, uahflmhle •••• il Thursday night, April 29, SELLS U ANIMALS ....::iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i:ii:iiiiiiii:.l Mrs. Ural Thomas as coutncii-1 Hugh Leifheit, Pomeroy, has tra.l've lad, clu :hr ~ p' 11 ~ • or. reported the sale of six regisSister Lizzie Quick was lered horned Hereford bulls and llfipcl II •rlt WtMJI fd MtaiJ' ported improving and seven registered horned Here- 1 Weese about the same, ford cows to breeders in Ohio '+ •'s 0.., - . ~ lllr r.a1' Reports were made on and West Virginia. Two cows '··• District Rally held at and one bull went to Elmer ;:;' ODd hi; b • J1Mr ''-tlli'lt. II • 7' ~ by Mrs. Florence Potts, Click, Cottageville, W. Va.; cil deputy, and other~~ who three cows went to Marvin Da' tended. Mrs. Margaret Cottrill vis, Beaver; and one cow each ·~ wa• installed as district Inside James Merideth, Pomeroy, Sentinel; Mrs. Esther Harden Larry Harmon, Rutland; one served as district song leader. bull each to H. W. Southall, Repairing the downstairs of Glouster; Fred Leifheit, Pornthe LOOge hall aa a meeting eroy, and W. M. McKelvey, place was discussed. Portland, and one bull each to other members · present were Ray Welling, Given, W. Va., Mro. Pearl Knapp, Mrs. Paul- and Charles Blessing, Letart, ine Morarily, Mrs. Margaret W. Va. Eichinger, Mrs. Hazel Clark and Mra. Sadie Thuener, DAUGIITER BORN Pvt. and Mrs. James R. Pui1 FIVE RECEIVED '• Iina, Pomeroy, are announcing Five were received into mc:m- 1the birth of a 7 lb. 9\0 oz. daubershlp at the Laurel CIJfl 9guter, Deanna Faye at Holzer Methodist Church Snnday hospital, April 11. GrandparUnpaid ohligations. due to the death of a bread· ing during the worahip ents are Mr. and Mrs. George • winner, can place a heavy burden on any family. They were Mr. and Mrs. E. Starcher, Pomeroy; Mr. and renee Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theodore Pullina, Union l'hat 's why credit life insurance, which pays off ver Kline and Mrs. James Ave., Pomeroy: great • grand· lillY remaining obligation, is so important with all more. parents are John Dlll, Sr., R. our loans. r==-======tl D. 3 Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jud Davis, Portland, and Holly Borrow only when you must and when you do, Starcher, Sandyville, W Va. ~~~qN borrow to the best advantage. l'hat's why so many -- ' ' DAUGHTER ARRIVES farsighted people choose our bank. TONtOHT a, WIDNISDAY Mr. and Mr!. Robert Spring· Cary Grant Grace Kelly er (Janice Zirkle) of Caldwell "TO CATCH A THIEF" WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS are announcmg the birtll of a (Tecbnlcolor) "' 7 lb. 12 oz. daughter, Kimberly ' ' -andRobert HuitoB Ann, Saturday, May 1, at MarIS. :: .:li: "THE SECRET DOOR• !etta Memorial Hospital. Grand i , :·• · ~ ' parents are Paul Z'll'kle of Pom•;. · Thur,·FrL MIJ 6-7 eroy and Mra. Eber Lewt&, Mid· ' · . "-'! . .'•! "HOW TO MARRY A dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron· • , . ' ' ., . :•, FRENCH DIIH" o1 di ' ' • Tributes Given C. E. Blakeslee SAYITBEfTfOK ~/JAY others Day Giftl • ~ Pomeroy Flower Shop '·, J. · ' the WORLD .a tiC p . j. .,.a --- GIVE HER ••• SLEEPWEAR Thanks :· To Credit Life Insurance Wrap up sweet dreams Itt Mother with the most femli\lnt of~iftsl Delight her with a gOWn or sleep ·set from our lovely DRIVE·IN )colltction. Dainty printi cind ~~ors in a solid pastel of. ' I ait,Gy ' -Sty lili• ens /iaUonal B ~ M•mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation wldtr ·· . Vk:.~~~'end ~~~:;~~:~:be it ' lN:: ·:·POIER0·¥J~~~·~, ELBERFELDS on May 5 for anyone who · .: I - ,-.~;· . " ,,., '1 t'-• : • ..·~ON::L:Y:....:T~W:.:O~·~C:A:N~:;Pj.A~.Y";_jll'anll to leDd bil1hdaJ eardt. ''---··.;,·;_ · ;_·~·;.·---------.,;..----~~. ~~.·:\;..:~.;,.ii,~,·_;:·.~~ :~~·:;;.:,;:.t:...;.-.~.~.~ f.:' ii:~f;·;;:'o;'1~;-,~"~.~-·.;;l,;:'t~..~~~·,u;~.?:~•:;~~~~.~~-Oi'"li"'iil•jj;<ili·l•i:O....'-.. Peter Sellen ID ·' jj l'o 'ft ' I !.< ·\ . " Reapportionment Loses Vote Test Veleranl MemOrial Hospital ADIIIISSIONS - D o r o t h y Glenn, Racine: Mildred Fisher Pomeroy. ' DISC)IARGES - O'Neil Qui~ len, llllrtford; Jack Baxter Middleport; Albert Roush, Middleport; Mrs. William Bolin and twins, Middleport. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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