https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c25cbc807421af6968bf17c152e92827.pdf 1223ec53724c11df1757540317778884 PDF Text Text · · ---'-..rwf-1-- ~~ ..-~ - ,..,.& - . ; Th•l~:~~::' ~ '· ... ·•· ··- . . '4 Best Seller, 'Silent Spring' • Reviewed IS • • b · ess district at ed as "My Fair Lady." sell L!tUe. · b I'DJ' I usm undlerl b the secretary were arrangements for the Rut- nounc . demonstrate4 Attending from the host clu . 'a.m. Ieday was 70 degree The best seller, "S t ly commended y man liter- land Band banquet, the County Mrs. Joe Bolin . eluding a were Mra. Joe Bolln, Mrs. Bn1Cel ~cl;;;o;;;udy~s;;k~i•;;•:;.·====='\\Spring," by Rachel of the .:~~=n:; s~;~ests ~e for· P.T.A. CouncU meeting, bacca· 11?e arrango:e~~n~ Dowering Davia, Mrs. Don HaJTlson, was reviewed by Mrs. ~~r c~~d t~aded one emeny for laureate, and the alumnt band Jrpan~~e a straight line arrange- Richard MarUn, Mrs. Carl Complete Rooms Weber when the Rutlaod a worse one because spraying quet. The club votedhetoA~en a m~n ~ing several forms of rts, Mrs. Harvdey ly Gardeners met ' 1. t"on dynam- seeds and bulbs to t ens men d daffodils· a Robert Snow en, 5· of at the home of Mrs. Howard upsets :he_ po~u:o~ld State hospital to help In its gr<enery anernent In m~ss de- Sauer, Mrs. vernon Weber, Birchfield. The book deals . icsT~s I :a~~~ annuai guest .therapy program. . ~ass :~~"! symmetrical and Ronald Willlams, Mrso . '11~::\ the dangers of the . ht d members of the Rut· The traveling pnze brought Sign, etrical arrangements les Carson, Mrs. Fred W and pesticides used by ~~~d ~~rden Club were invited. by Mrs. Richard M;ttn ;,~ ~~:~ted the demonstration. son, Mrs. Thomas , ers. The new regional director, Mrs. won by Mr.s. Paul mn: Members of the guest club Mrs. Bruce ay. th ' Mrs. Weber observed thai. ack Robson, was introduced guest club mvlted the Friendly In were Mrs. Wheeler The arrangement of I book which has received eoght J d information about the Gardeners to attend ots open atte~d ~rs Carl Dennison, month was made by Mrs. awa;ds, has stunned the w~rld :~tegas~~e contest and urged meeting May 31 at the Rutland ~~ eCiare~ce Murray, Mrs. den aod featured ~~~r ' on the subject of contamma· the club to enter. MethodiSt ~urch. . s Cari Bishop, Mrs. Paul Winn, flowerlllll crabapp e. ..'orv.,d I Middleport, 0. ' lion of plants. It has been high- The verse of the month was Information on the Me~g Mrs Robert Canaday, Mrs. Wiches aod coffee were •• '";;;iliii -;:::::iii ::;;;::::;;;::::;;;:::;::;k;,;;:.;.~~=====li given by Mrs. Ronald Williams C?unty Fall' floweru.:how 0\e~a Cotterill, and Mrs. Rus· by Mrs. Birchfield. i' ;;; The club planned to make fl<>- diScussed and the me 3 1 ' e t Mr aced enttn e • ;.!;o : t lll'$ ) ~. ~0 ; !'·!-! ~ 01 Tl.. lleip.Jf_," ;,,... ffer Rebels ife In Exile or Death ,. ID the w::. Better Health Club Members Are Entertained Church Women Elect Officers • ':~-:~~-:::--~---------------------------------------r--------------------------------------------------~------------------------~1 ~ ~p I "for results ~ke this, every homemaker should have her own "\ checking Is • '! ~"' VOL XVII NO 19 .s :: s"o - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·---:---------POMERO ___v_>M_IDDl_EPOR:__T_:_.o:=OH~IO__,,......,_........,.._M_O:._N_:D_A__ Y:_,fM~Y~l0::.:_•_:1.:_96:_:5_ _ _ _ _~l -~ ·;:." ___ FI_V_E_c_ENT_s_ _ . J:ea BAKER FURNITURE at y De1dri T• Tl.. fPF' re FURNITURE S595.oo ·.• '. WORLD The Laurel Cliff Health club was Thursday evening at the home . of Mrs. Peark Parker with Mrs. Clarence Curtis as Each member was given ,,,,,,. . ,. ,,,, small black bow by Mrs. Patrk-1 ; .! er to wear in memory of '·'" "·""·"·" i: six deceased members of the club. Senator Takes Pupils on Tour of Capitol Fifty pupils In lhe fifth . sixth. 1by John Sned•ker . \1rs Doros officies of the major elected sevenlh and eighth grades of : .Jordan. Mr . and \1rs. He x state officials. FIVE-DAY WEATHER Checkbook records help you keep spending in line; cancelled checks are sure receipts. 4% Annually lnteresl Paymenl Dates Are: Feb. 15th, May 151h, Aug. 15th, Nov. 151h The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Have Grown Bocauoo We Have Helped . WASIDNGTON - THE ganlzatlon of American Sta~!s l e~n peacekeeping Ioree (OAS) meets Ieday to out the details of its lnt<!T-Am· l erican peacekeeping lore the revolt-torn Dominican public. Thus far no Latin nation has officially made nilable any troops for the lsplteric )orct! although a C!IUDirle~. have promised to Others Grow" ''·. Saturday's Telev:sion Program WSAZ-TV Channel 3 CLUB Mrs. Paul Taylor ed the Bi-Monthly IITbursda.y evening at Spring Prizes filt;•:'ftl:lll were awarded to Finlaw and Mrs. Most Lovely Latex Wall Decoration Mrs. Max Folmer ' n.ts \alta wall AM~~ has 1tHft aeatecl by 11t ,.arxo'd John "-and CoMpany aod lo ,...,.ni&od •• lloe- porfect ... 1 • tlaa. • contal•• llwlnell quaUty llllf"CCienll..._ Lvco-Luxury plft'W. ..._......, to pahlt ....... eau 1 Ol , • • a rkMr cllptll of beovt!fvl ~. lo I t ~ oMo .,._wall with a MW fa rr.. , - - •an II, 11 a haW. •• , .-d, ectulpaunt riMM Man llrwalle. If.,.. love "ff''I!'' home you'K walll tiN puh ,._ t1 .__ :o mak• your ~ectao. __..----. fron. 420 MW diUFPtM colon. I ann:over•;ary gift fron&:, crel pal. Ref1resh.meont1 ved by the hostess named and Mrs: ..•,~~~r. ·-~~ fie, Mrs. Donald M John Beaver and Triplett. d•••III•J· i 7:00 Jolm's AlmanaC 8·00 Popeve A PI.IJ 1:00 Top Cat 9:30 Hector Heathcote 10:110 Underdol IU:30 Fireball XL5 11:00 Dennis the Menace 11:30 Fury .'. ' 12:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 •.. • '· Senate Friday nominations of John ker as undo!rse·or~~ culture aod Hugh a member of the : Most Complete PAINT STOCKS per 111. i.Y: ..-.:. In Tho BIG BEND AREA $7.39 : Special en CIWlTEI BOUSE Life¥ WaH PaW MEIGS $ ,_...,_ Ollto Theatre 3 Trails Weal Sports in Action Baseball Warm-up 2: 10 Baseball-Reds VI Meta 4:30 And Something Moro ' ~:00 This Is ReaHiy 1:4.5 Garden Club f:OO FlaU & Scrugga 6:30 Man From U.N.C.L.E. 7:30 FlillPer 8:00 Dealb Vallo'y Days 1::10 Kentucky Jouea 9:00 Satunfsy nlghr at Moviea 11:00 Late New• Picture 11:10 TV 3 Weather 11:16 Sports 11:2ll l'Uml of the '58's b I•"'"'. •• lncluchs custom :alar mlxln• Regul•r SAT., MAY II IDGBLIGHTS 7:30 n.IPPER - atarrina Brian Kelly 81 Porter Ricks, TOmmy Nordell u Bud, Luke Halpin u Sandy and dolphin Flipper. "Dolpbln lor Sale." An UMCI'Upuloul !IIberman kidnaps Flipper. ~00M~=AY.. ,:G:;,~ "" '. etarring Paul Newman, Wendell Corey, Walter Pldpon, Ed- evem.. PHILCO ecolor Television SALES· AND '.J : . I {. SERVI(E' \ ' J. ------ .i Fll'lnia.i & 4,MY. II. IIIII A.. ....... ,, · CALLED WIJiioii'alt ~ :r, .._.,....,.._~~..... I.!!: ' .. •• . ' . .. US•.., • ' 10. 1:31 Nelghbora 1:4S Social Security 1:00 Herald of Truth 1:30 Word of Lift 10:00 Superman 10:30 Three lltooitl 11:00 Casper 11:30 Beany And CeeD 12:00 Bug• llulmy 12: 30 Hopplt)o lkloper 1:00 New American Ballllatallll 2:00 Major League Baaeball i:OO Wide World 01 illtOrll 8 30 Cbampionsblp WreatllDI 7:30 Dixie Singing 8:30 Lawreace Welt 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Yoq Newa 10: 4S allller Theatn j POMEROY, 0. ~ ., ;'" ~ .... " mond O'Brien. After spendln& two-and-a-half years in a prilo on camp, Capt. Edward Hall, Jr. returns from Korea and Is charged with collaboraUng with the enemy. 11:20 FILMS OF THE 50'1''Portralt of Jennie," atarrin& Jennifer JOiltlll, Ethel Barrv• more, aod Joseph Cotten. An art1at meets a llrall!l• &lrl In Central Part who Inspires him kt paint her porlrall. - Eeril WHTN- TV Channel13 : h~ DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" ·"0""......... ,.~·· 7:oo TV Classroom 8:00 Mister Mayor 9:00 Alvill Show 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse II :00 Linus The Lloo Hearterl 11:30 The Jetsonl !Z:OO Sky King 12:30 My Friend Flick a 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic 4:00 San Francisco Beat 4:30 11le Big Picture 5:00 Jubilee s: 30 Tbe Preakne58 6:00 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Uleasoa 8:30 Gllligan'a Island 10:00 Gnnsmoke 11:00 Up-To-The-Minute New• tl:I.S Weather Notes 11:20 MUHoo Dollar Movies ~' ; ,. "THE PHONES WY 2-3193 and WY 2-3679 ... ~ - WCHS-TV Channel 8 '. 1I POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. • • Shown In the photograph, tak- 1 ~n at t~e Sta.t~ House. a r • left lo right), IS rront row: John Snediker. Mrs. DoriJ Jordan. Rex Cheadle. Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Meryl Houdasheld alul State Senator Oakley C. Collins. Youngsters Captured (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) t f State Senator Oakley C. Collins . They were ta ken !n st>e the (R-Ironton), on a "See Govern- IVhio Semite and !he Housp nf ment in Action" sight · seeing I Representatives in workin~ floor tour of Ohio's historic State sessions. listenf'u lo :-~ recJtal House. 1of I he history of the State House The pupils were accompanied and visited the administra1ive Why not open your account, soon, w1t. h us·' YOUR SAVINGS EARN - - -- Columbia Township Elementary r:headle and Meryl Houda~lwi1H. School were guests Thursday of , school princtpat ... ~ ...,to•· . .. ~ - · · . ... .......... . .,; . .. ' .... .}., :: . ' ... ~ ·~ . Milk . TfUCk Turns over �" . ' AU..STARS land Furniture, Rutland, 0.-Mason Furniture,;Mason,-W. Va~ Galllpolla outscored Pl. P~ sant, Fort Fry _and Middleport in that order Saturday as , the Blue Devils won a quadrangu1ar golf matcli on the Hidden Valley Country Club courJO. . . , Final score was: Gallipolis 43, Pl. Plearanl 21, Fori Fry ' Dkeouttt Prices Prevail Durlng Our ANNUAL .. SALE STARTS TODAY AT BOTH STORES • Gallipolis Golfers Citpture Quadrangular Match S~UAiay; 1 14\!o and Middleport 1\io. 11-7. Middleport failed to ~ nerup, along with Pl. Plea• Roderick 75· Janes 79 . MeMIDDLEPORT to "'·, · u 11111 2'1PIIII. Cblp-·i The Blue Devill downed Fort a triumph dilrlnl the JJ.hole ,ant's Andy Wilson. Both fired Carty 76 · Folden 81 ' .,. Fry 15-1, Middleport' ISI!o to \io, -ion, which- bqan ai'OIIIId _l1. . PT. PLEASANt Hindy 82; Edward• 83: Cfat- JIIJIN 11'011 aU lbree ·rounda 0\' and ·Pl. Pleasant 12\io 10 3\le. 1:30 a.m. . _ · worthy 85; Davis D4. er btl number two foe by '" Fry 1112 to 4\io and Mid•tleport . The three lfrlumphs hiked Wilson, 76: Hyer 83; McCor- Individual Galilpoill resu111IO \!o. Fry to ' nd Mlddl rt Gallipona' Chrll Roderick GAHS', season record to 12-1-2. mick 82; Fov•lkes 82. , were: Tom KeCarl1 'blanked fill 4111 ' 1 IH. 11 epo • won medaliSt bonOn, firing a _ Heres the results of the four· FOR'f FRY . . number lhree 9PP._I bJ 4-1 three-ov01'1'11' 75. Tbe B 10 e man team play: . . Chr10. Rodenck d!!wned Fort on thne occatioal, and T 0 m Fort Fry downed Middleport, Devill' Tom McCarty was run- I GALLIPOIJS Kmca1 ; McCurdy 82; Whit- 1Fry, Middleport a~. P1eaJ. Folden beat hla IIWI u, 4-1 • acre 87: Merul<tb 61. ant's number one men by 3\io and 1\io 10 1\!o. Iss - ,. eNylon Seat Back Cov~ I Sprill& Coastructed Sellt at the price of table TV alone I eRed, Blue, Browu and Black - Bobcats Win 19th Contest PENNY MORE GET ANOTHER CHAIR e VInyl Trlnl . Brooks Robinson Suffers Buy 1 Base Rocker At $29.99 and For One CHAIR SALE ·. - · • BIG lc .95 9'x12' WT LINOLEUM RUGS FULL ADMIRAL Quality Ftaluru ~~LESS SERVICIN& ••. 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II. ar ersburg, W Va , m 1855. pose of providin• lh . f , The, Army Corps or Eng I' Th d . . . . o e nmeoot 0~ edJcal.lon ceremonv will m1mmum depth for .a distan "" 2 neers year proaram to overbe h ld M · f c, ' haul nd d . e . ay 22 al l p.m. lEST) o 95 miles upriver to the eomOh aR' up ate_ tht 1,000-mJie , at the projert site on the Ohio r>leted Greenup Locks and ' . Jot tvder .naviga um system side or the river. The location Dam. Js ,a mt -pomt. · 1· reac,hed by U. S Route 52, is• I With Meldahl com Jetea-, 10 1 he comple! Jon of the Mel- , m Clermont County about 35 pools r · 1 p · ' " o ~ahl . project marks the final miles upstream from Cincin- niles a~;~~ng ro~ 48 to 95 ltnk m the modernization of the nait, 13 miles <lbove New Rich- isl'ille t :eratJon from Lou- : mJddle lhtrd of the Ohio with mood and three mil . bel I , o a. ve Galhpolts - ' regard to navigation. Chilo. The public is in~;t d ow ~e•; y 350 miles of water super- I And for the final touch we I The ro ram is e· •g way with only four locks. I ore indebted to Fate~ the ~arne , the Co~m~nwealthsp~nKsoreld kby TGhese are Markland, Meldahl, M ld hi . lh .. I ' • o en ue y reenup and Gallipol' e a , m e oTigma Danish, I and State of Ohio with · t- w· h '"· means "middle valley.~' ance from the Ar'my C assJs f . b Jt s~ few locks. the Ohio The $73 million high-lift locks I Engineers ond Clermo torbs o ~s ecommg a fast, efficient waend dam, begun in 1959, was iy Planning Commt'sstn oun- 1 clrway for both commercial and · on. P easure craft. Present Inventory Must Be Drastically Reduced ! I PHONE 773-5583 I' WAREHOUSE SALE t E • Ilock operatio_n also requires •· A MODERN Ohjo River tow noses the huge I ,200-foot lock chamber of the Ca t A t bout 30 mtllton gallons of waMeldahl Locks and Dam near Chilo Ohio T~i~ $~Jhonl ter, supplied by a gravity-flow lion navigation structure is part or' the Army Corpsmot f. systhem of valves and culverts E g· • d · · m I e Jock walls , n m~ers mo ermzahon program for the Ohio River , replacmg four obsolete facilities. Its completion will ~ The dam is a non-navigable, marked by dedtcat10n ceremomes ~lay 22. (U. s. Army gated structure of concrete and Photo) sle eI con tammg · · 12 gates mea 1 surrng 100 by 37 feel. The gates ! 0 are called "tainter'' gates, con- : depar~'Tlent 1 There Must Be A Reason! The main chamber can Jock through tows up to 1,200 feet m length in less than 30 minutes, compared to a locking time of about an hour and a half at , one of the old locks. The main 11~r~ Ga["~r F;ank~:n :J ~~~ MORE PEOPLE ARE SHOPPING PICKENS EVERY DAY •• The original system of locks and dams, completed in 1929 and proving a nine-foot navigable depth, had become a bottleneck to rapidly Increasing river traffic as well as an expensive maintenance problem. The :\leldahl project, like oth· ers in the new system has dual lock chambers, both lJO feet wide with the main chamber 1.200 feet long and the auxiliary chamber 600 feet tong. With a 1 30-foot "lift." the locks raise or lower river vessel!J 30 feet depending upon whether the; are upbound or downbound. wr~te ~g MAY MONEY-St.VERS! The Meldahl locks and da~ adheres to the design which the Corps Is using throughout its undertaking to reduce the number of Ohio River navigation facilities from 46 to 19. The overall program wa; be· gun in the mid-1950s and is scheduled for completion in 1975. This $1 lone) billion improvement was declared feasiable with fiscal appropriations by Congress, because of the Ohio Valley's vital role In the national economy. PHS Seniors I ~ist Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-JI_f~ddleport,_O . , . May IO, I965·51 Principal opeakero will - ~ Ohio Governor Jam., A. Rhodes and Kentucky Attorney General Robert F. Matthews, Jr. Spokesman for the Corp' of Engineers will be Brig. Gen. Walter P. Leber, Ohio Rive1' Division Engineer, Cincinnati. The six-year project was carried out by the Engineers' Huntington (W. Va.) District currently headed by Col. Harrington W, Cochran. ~ Wash'·"'~ ~... m~t r~~ur~r:~~~.!~ H:~:· ~ Donna~w,l:r~nd~t•ttjSu do~ ~~~;. d~:~er ';!,u::;•dl~~o 0~ li~';~~ :rP~t.<y ~>Jth s~e a~o. :::. /1 '' ~·m;ld ~~~~:~~~ ~~~~it: tg~~~ s::~ ~~n~n:~~h~ ] ~stcr Helen Bottel ~an':u -==b.r~U:~ notsemnke~s c~mplains ~~~ \I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 10,1965 Jeney and. Fire ·dopartmeat Elltered Hospital lquada will meet at I loal&bl Among those who were admltMAy 11 · at lho Racine Junior Hl&la ted to Holzer hoapital over the l - - by -..J The Staff and Officers ol !be bldldlaJ a. discus• prablelnl put 1\'eekend included: SUnday Meip Temple wiU hold prao- <oncemlnJ a proposed RWIIII - Michie! Beaver, Port;mouth , ly DOIIOTHY KILGALLEN lice session Monday evenlnl. oyatem. There wUl be • qaes· Rd., Mrs. Era P. Clagg, 262\1 Why don't you girls let this ,. May 10, at ~he hall lD Mlddl<- lion ud answer period alld Tltlrd Ave., Roger R. Henry, YOU!H ASKED FOR IT! "dream" boat drill away natGooslp In Gotham New feud town: star Rob- While a crowd on the sidewalk port. All off•<;"'" are asked to all lnterelled partteo are ... Eureka Star Rt., Mrs. Lea John- ThiS column ls for young peo- urally? And help him along by 111 Janet Leigh hll5 bet>n offered ert Preston and author Sidney clamored to get in, and a group attend accordtng to, Mn. Grill son, Patriot Star Rt .. Mrs. Ray· pie, their problems and pleas- getting your friend a REAL the iead in a Broadwav play, Michaels of "Ben Franklin in of wild on the band· Russell, staff captain. I mond L. Layne, Waterloo Star their troubles and fun. boy1 She made up the mirage ''One of M Lovers .Is Miss· Paris" After the de- stand shouted as tf to summon .The Pomeroy Garden Club the meetln& on May lZtb In Rt.. Paul H. Harrtson, Sand wtth the rest of Helen Help Us. for protection beuuse she was Ill " h hYNorman Rosemont mtse Bob made a few remarks the Fire Department, she mov· Will meetho MondaMry at 2Eclp. rnrd. Waoblngton D. C. wltll Con-- Hill Rd., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. It welcomes laughs bt" won't either afraid to date or hasn't g, dw JC Th U\r of one which Sidney thought were not ed serenely through the rankl at the me of s. wa grusman Waller H. Moeller. James E, Lucas, Jr., Rt. 2 Pt. dodge a serious question with been asked I imagme she'd s pro ucmg e s b f T nne ee Williams C y d Baer Mulberry Ave with Mrs · of him but doesIof the year's hottest h1ts may at all funny - ut, 1n ac1, o1 e " . • nd R 'Beti ho te · Pleaaaot, p au1 A. Rousb, Mas- a brush-off · , love to be rid 1 he brou ht before EqUity on "rude and uncalled for" CharlSSO, Joe ~e, Lea oy lll8 u co- I ss. on, W Va., Mrs. Glendon Eu- Send your teen-age questiOnS "'t know how to manage it. char ., gbv a •oung actress in Le•li• Uggams has two import- Heyward, Mtke Nichols, Tr.u- The Pomeroy Elementary _P. gene Faulk, Middleport, Mtss to YOUTH ASKIW FOR IT· Give her a boost Into reaJitv the !a;t who that his ant screen offers. She flies to man Anita Joyce Estep, R HamOF Helen Help Us! thiS wtlh a blmd date she "j u s't anttc overtures other are California at the end of thiS bluebl , s m mner J2C e an , , ·. ndsonville, Mrs. Charles R. Yates, newspaper. can't turn down." - H. only un,oliciled and un- month to test for a leading role _ypsteS In that all but klare Jr., Jackson, Ralph G. McMan· THE POSITIVE SIDE Dear Helen: welcomed, hut , unnerving."' m MGM's with dehed . ar away, Wellston, Mrs. Robert You asked for letters, that I was dating this boy, but he She'd like to get as tar away Reynolds, The Singi?g Nun, Attractmg the most attention, Bethel ,No 62 of the Intern•· Reed, Jr. , Rt. 2 Wellston, dealt with the good Side of went into the Army, so I wrote from him " posSlble , but JObS and IS wanted for an Important QUite naturally, was dancer tio I 0 d . f' J b D ghterl liam J. Hoklnson, Rl. teens . .There are quite a few him a Dear John letter because In a show that's bound to have part in "Hurry Sundown." RudJ Nureyev lin of :.:bel 75 Wellston, !sam . good things we do. For exam- I didn't want ro go steady lon1· a long run •re hard to come by, . , Jacket, _his hne hatr flymg · Gallipolis will have 1 joint Seventy-three PomeroJ High Rt. 3 Wellston, distance. He was hurt, but when especiRlly at ~hJS stow season Marta Callas mother, Evan·jbout hiS small !me face an~ inspection Monday at 7:50 p. schooleenlorolell Sunday night ence E. Graham, Coalton, Mrs. 1. In our.•chool, W' run ~he came home I realized llovof the tiJeatmal year Alex who N a longer than many 8 m at the Pomeroy Masonie on their trip to Washington, D. William D. Sorg, Ashland, Ky., clothing drtve for the benefit ed him so we went back togeth1 Cord, who was hatled by many I sales ady m Jolt~ a rs ew cot!fure .m the room l w o I T~mple. All Masons, Eastern IC. and Mrs. John R. Flesher, Ra- of the needy overseas. er. Now he is away for a year, as a promJ<tng newcomer to ro.rk JOUUQfo, a f of Stars and pal'ents of members The group, chaperoned by venswood, w. Va. 2. Many of the girls I know and I don't know whether to the screen. is dJSappomtmg hJS Jvmg m reece r. e ~Jt one o e ew no , are invited. Mrs. Elalno Rouse, Charlet Blo- Saturday - Mrs. Jack do volunteer work at the hospit- l ·eak off or stay true. A year early rooters wJth the silly m- year, but she wrtt~s IT!ends ~at ttes present, a pert young gtrl MAY II kel and James A. Diehl, Jr., son Kerwood Rt 1 , als. There are over 500 girls . I t . I '\ 'tb t · she prefers hfe m the Uruted named Suran Hoffman Susan . u. • · . " a ong tme o wat wt ouof . terv•e~>s he s gt"ng 11 n a re- S te d I t t d 'bed h If ", model The American Legion Auxil· will stay In the Harrmgton ""' Sharon M. Johnson, in thts program at one dates and I never approved 8' aa paint· •ary cent one he "cnn ta s her an permanent Pans 0 re urn here an deocrt erse- more · · Man1ey p0' 1 tel " h'lte In They Charm D. Long, Rt. 2 ' - it usually turns out • ' 'cmd" he once at make home and a painter ... our bospIt • Is. l"ait:ng 0 f Lewts 7 1 Simone Signore! travels er than o model and after wrilh· Amerlcon Leglon will h wi!J lie, Mn. Alva L. Matheney, Rt. 3. We collect money so that a thr boy finds somebooi. else. sort of nonsense one thought light and doesn't worry about ing for some time wdh Nurey· Tuesday at 7. p.m., at t e . , n e 2 Pt. Pleasant, Harold D. foreign exchange student can Helen, how can you a ent out of, style the old luphoiding the Parlsienne's rer- ,ev under alternately red and Moriah BaptiSt church m Mtd· •. Rt. I Leon, W Va, Mre. to this country. Dear John letter wiiltol't hurt· ;omantic overtures tn ,,er are utalion for chic. When she went ', blue spotlights, she led him off dlt'!t.wsws of the Enter rise M::r'e,' J:;n eHewe'::: Wdilam G. Boswell, Rt. I 4. In the coming month the a boy"s feeling, "specia'_ly ga movie> And the m,,. .to London for the weekend tO •Jhe dance floor and out Into the EUB h h . P th J . S Th Ma Bo-W. Va., Walter T, Hamm, · from my school are going tf you may want to marry htm 0 11 1 "Synanon ," vie" he's promotmg, the of "Ship hallway near the telephone er • c':'rtl 7utlz, Wttzball St., Pomeroy, Jesr to help one of the towns near- latet on' - ARM\ BLUES is a SJmilar di, appointment to of (tn whtch .t:e does a booths where, they could cud- Tuesday al6 p. 111. in tbt church Linda Bailey, Katy Morarity, J. Ward, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, Jom by in tis sprtng clean-up. Dear Blues: . digntfied suppLrlers of that tn· smashtng JOb), all she took a- die and neck tn comfort, if not social room. Mrs. Selim Blaze- Gloria Buck, Faye Cramer, C. Boyd, Rl. 4 Oak Hlll, We aren't monsters as we're A Dear John letter means stitution for drug addii'I S, who long two dresses an prtvacy. Interrupting the wicz will be ram leader Pam O'Brien, Sandy Thomas, Mrs. John E. Wllltams, Fl. made out to be. If we are treat- kaput. What you want is a mubad hoped the theme cold bP old betge trench coot which she klSstng bnefly, she her following the dk:!r. Janice Wehrung, Ruetta Wells. Plere, Fla. ed as if we are scum we will tual cnderstandmg - "Wait, presented wilh morr digml\ and :horeld :i: Icandid opmton Rudt d off· A mother • daughter potluck Kay Wyatt, Sheila Crisp, Lin· Births act like scum. But if people but date." He'll probably go les. sensa! ionali'm in the TV I luggage sta:' sh: dinner sponsored by the WSCS da Darnen, Marty Thompson, Wall, would learn that all teams ore- for lJ too. - H commem ais and other blurbs. wa sb ru d and re lied· 1" amn s e ' . h and the Lydia Cirele will he Bonme Smtih, Mary Sue Hand· unse r., aug er, ' like the publishe<. few, They dwell on the violent as- ' ''l's, et sh I n , , tiorrately, "I was trym,g teac held at the United Methodist ley Thurma Vaughan, Jan p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Larry we'd live up to our NEW rep- This column Is dedicated lo peels of the pallenls and make m ve mg e '" !'him. Whew, what a Job· . church Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. sm'ith, Coty Beaver, Marilyn Anderson. Mason, W. Va' utation. - A VERY PROUD famtly living, so if the him seem l1ke a road. com- Y po Nureyev smiled engagmgly. Meat, dessert and beverage wdl Huddleston, Barbara Horak, Pat d.tughter, 6.22 p.m. Saturday. TEEN mg k1d trouble or JUSt piam pany "Man wtlh the Golden Many exhibllors and conces-' Then he embraced her again be provided. Those attending Buffington, Sus'' Tracy, Bar- Mrs. O.car W. Woolum, Rt. I trouble, let Helen help YOU. Arm" sionaires in the entertainment and they resumed kissing. Ap- are asked to bring their own bara Smith, Diane Zirkle, Bes· Oak Hill, son, 10:35 a.m. Dear Teen: She will also welcome your own ------~ area of the World's Fair were· parently Susan felt he did !bat table service. All women of the sie Hays, Sharon Dill, Linda day. Mrs. Thomas E. Cox. Rt. Thank you! _ We need many amusing experiences. Address n't soothed by Robert Moses quite welL Interested onlook· church and daughters or guest Sauvage, Anita Hall, Phyllis 1 Crown C1ty, daughter, 6:05 n letters like yours' I know , Helen 3ottel in care of t h 1s recent proclamation that t h • ers restrained their impulse to are invited. Kaspar, Ernestine Wood, Flor- m. Saturday. and so does any other chinking newspaper. Fair "is not a business." They shout "Bravo!" but obviously May 1% ence Scrtmsher, Patty . OwOIIS, Dlschrced person, thai you kids are the - -- - thought it was : that's why they approved. Pomeroy Shakespeare club JeMifer Evans and Nancy Patients discharged over best crop yet. Trouble Is, too got into it. And it Is, if Mr. Moo· MEMO TO THE CIA: During will meet at the home of Mrs. Riggs. past weekend included many people don't think - they es will consu" the re_cords. del· tbe recent lull in Cyprus, C. F. Tompkins Wednesday at B ce Smith Robert Crow Brumfield, Mrs. Richard merely read. And so you teens By Wayne G. Brandstadt. M.D. tmtely a proht-makmg, organ· there's been an lmpr...l~e stock 1 p.m. for a potluck luncheon, Pht?swlndell Robert Smith' bell, William Hokinson, M r · advertise the good you do. Q - In a recent column vou 17.atJUn, even tf 1t dtdn t ma~e piling of Soviet arms rtght un- , followed by the regular meet· Robert Emle~ RoMie RIIRe' Vaughn Huffman, Mrs. Rob- Don't shy away from writing mentwned thtahendazole as a a profit last year .. Pearl Bat!· der NATO eyes. ing. J h Lll ~ M00 ert McNeil and infant son, Mrs. news Items to the paper, let8 drug that would k1ll hookworm ey toughs at a .. the accounts White Rose Lodge Auxiliary d~ ~ 1 ld ~ k ~ Wllllam Perry John P Porter ters to tbe editor notes to coland other par•siles. Our drug-l' ol her various "heart attacks." .will meet Wednesday at the H s/'!'k Rainey, Mrs. Emll.y 'umnists. yourselves(Continued from Page I) says he never heard of Jt. She gays the reporters got II all legion hall in Middleport. Hoot:; ds, n Raymond Saxon Mrs. not for personal gain but to UmverSJty of Oklahoma, . Dr. Where can I get Jl ? wrong: when she was unable to esses will be Mro. Ctarence Me· erS<ln, e u or ' o Shoemaker Mrs S Ion im rove the ima e 'of vour Hess worked as a mJSSJonary A - Although this drug has do her shows at the Americana Neal Mrs Oma Nelson and n.llums, Mickey Mencltlnl, . ' : P . g , ,-, teacher in Brazil from 1951 • 54, been used fo r several years by and went to the hospital, she Mrs., Jacobs. vtd Reed, Terry Stalnaker, Lar- and mfant son, Homer I whole group. Thts _lSn t back • te-aching theology and second· veterinarians to rid animals of was suffering from a beart "ailIDS The final meeting ol the Mid· ry Marshall, Robert Steffy, Jo- Mrs, Herman Stewart, patttng or horn-tootms, m a bad ary level subJects at a mission various worms and has been ment" she sa•s but it was far . b II be ey Gilmore, Barry Boyer, Tom Stover, Mrs. David Sullins senoe, but merely mformmg at Juazeiro llrazil He was , · ' • S b bt f So dleport Literary Clu w I MG B'll S J · ! t d hte M J I' th bl' that ' ' . enlor_ and mem r1 o u- held Wednesday afternoon at c owan, 1 eyre, ames 10 •3? aug r, rs . u Ia . e pu IC yo.u re aware, authored articles on theology used successfully in human be- from a heart •·attack." She feels 1 ngs ' it is stili considered mvolved workmg. and education. . ex· great ' her doctor is delighted thern. H1gh school were - present· 2 p. m. at the horne of .. woe au~, Bash, A d Charles Lo ·Baxter, D' hi J o h Williams. Mr R b t A It d Ha tand 'I k'd I'll h I 1 mental peri It must awa1t Food 1with Her condition. and she ex· ed p1ns Sunday durmg the an· · 'd 1 Mr J n erson, ws te a. 0 er u an ve a I • I s. e P any With a primary interest in theand Drug Administration ap- peels to fulfill all her future nual spring concert in the high \;'':. p':rl 1r. BUI Jewell. son, Clara Baker, Mrs. way I can! - H. ology, Dr. Hess wrote "Studies 1 pro val. Icommitments in the best of auditorium under direc· and Infant son, Mrs. MAKE-BELIEVE BOY FRIEN in tst Corint'lians," , health. lion of Roher! Garner. entitled, "T h AlliWerlni 11le Almau< ton Cowdery, Mrs. Elson Long Dear Helen: , a magazine ·article and then m 1 1 Q - How Is Infection w:th I Recetvmg pms for four yeoars Voice, Rseponse to roll call By United Pretl llllel'llallolal infant daughter, Mrs. Tho- W h ood . d d brochure form. Since then, he 80 acquiced' Is it danger· Sybil Burton, in hot pink silk of participation were Jocelyn will a world poet Today ts Monday May 10 mas Martin and infant son. An· h ,• av11" al g b 1nhen ahn has written "Proposal for High· ' H . t t t d' , . d . T I F R h E , . , J M G , M F d s e s rea y n ce u se as I . . ous . ow ts 1 rea e . w1th ostr1ch feathers e g:ng her ay or, aye ous , Hen The Guild ollhe Grace Epls- the 130th day of 1965 with ean c utre, rs. re b d ( 11 • Sh r t er Educatton," an arl.tcle apA The typmg ol different 1 bracelet-length sleeves, presld- 1Shuler, Susan Price, Paula Say- copal Church will meet Wednes- to follow Taylor and Mrs. John W, aver: a tes pearing in University College strains of staphylococci tmclud· ed over the opening night ol her re, Linda Lipscomb, Clarice Nor day at 8 p. m. in the Parish The m;,.n ls approaching Its ford and infant daughter. 1 . d""; m e- kleve "h Quarterly, published at Michimg type 801 JS an expenSive lab- discotheque, Arthur, with amaz- ris, James Hamm, Donna Dail· House, full phase -· . gan State. oratory procedure wh1ch " done ing coolnese in view of the fact ey, Eleanor Schneider and Ga· n , rea Y rue , ause s e - -- - for research purposes only. The that the scene was like a gala ry Walker. Presented pins for The Racine. Grange will meet The morning otar Ia Saturn. Skull Fractured hasn t a picture of htm, no one JUDGED SUPERIOR type_of staphylococcus in lin a madhouse for celebrities. one year participation were sen- Wednesday night, May 12, at I The eveninl star is Mars. In 22 Foot Fall knows him, and once m a whtle MASON- The White Falcon an mfected wound or boil has iors Mark Davis, Marvin Me· p, m. at the Grange Hall. Ohio Dancer-actor Fred let u• _talk .to him on the Wahama High school band reno relatwnsh p to the seventy • Kelvey and Larry Price. Valley and Great Bend granges was hom on this day In JSIJ!I. MASON - Bill D•vi~, Jr., Z1, phone, but hts vmce sounds hke celved a superior .rating for 1 It can cause. of the mfectton Special guest. at the concert will be guesat. On this day in history: son of Mr. and Mrs. Btll hero _only muffled. TbJS Is not • concert play at the Stlte Band Tile vanous strams of staphylincluded band directors from May 11 In 1775, Ethan Allen and bls Sr., Mason, 8llffered a . childish problem because the Festival Saturday in Huntingococcus are wtdely dtssemmat_ _ surrounding schools of the area The annual Mother • Daughter "Green Mountain Boys," the ed skull In an accident at ~s girl Is in high school. - CON- ton city ball. The judge was ed m our env1ronment. Th~y , and Charles Minella Ohio Uni- banquet of tbe Eleanor Ctrcle Colonial milttla of Vermont, employment Tuesday at Loram, CERNED FRIENDS Dr. Norval Church, head of the are commonly found on the skm Gauge readings: Galhpolls versity band Recelv- of Heath Methodist Church will stormed the Brltlsh-beld for- gohlo. Friends: music at Columond m the nose. Dam 12.0, 16.8, running 17 feet in~ the outstanding band stud- be held Thursday evenmg at .a tress at Ticol;deroga, New Employed as a burner In It's not an unusual problem bia University, New York. The They trouble only on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· ent award was Phyllis w· al. p, m. Mrs. Bernard Full> " York. yards there, he fell 22 either. l receive<! three letters band was accompanied by Dl· when they gam access to a cut 44, Pt. Pleasant 24.46, Hmton M th rt tg . d program chatrman and Mrs. from a scaffold upon which he simllar to yours today a l rectors J. A. lngerick and Tho1 1 or bruise or become imbedded 2.36 rising, Kanawha Falls 5.85 usdc orl e. vane Leo Smith and Mrs. William In 18115, Confederate Pretident was working to concrete below. from different states. ' mas F. Reed in one ol the pores ol the skin. •ilig, Chnarl•sta• 20.31 rising, 1rom c.::;stc 8 ow tunes, Russell are hostesses. Jefferson Davis was captured It is believed that a · Any strain of staphlyococcus is London dam was runnmg six , an m ern concert numand arrested as he wu Deelng struck the scaffold, dangerous in that it is likely to ircbes, Marmet dam nine inch· rs. Veterans Memorial Hospital from Irwinville, Ga. He apent him to fall. He ls bospltall%ed cause an infectmn. Treatment es and Winfield dam 3 feet. Admll8lons Saturday _ Ava two years In prison. at the St. J011eph hospkai Lor· with penicillin and other antibi· Boat movemeats: R! M • U . . . ain. He Is the lather of ' two otics has been highly success- Oblo River _ Buckeye e urn e1g1 nr! Sayre, Syracuse, William Hal- In 1940, 89 divtslons of the Ohio ful hut a boll or abscess must State up 14 , 2:5.1 p.m .; Bayou To Meet on Fridny ley, Cheshire; Addle Barton, German army moved by land, · __ he opened so that dratnage ol wrraine up 14, 4:20 .J.m.; War- Return Jonathan Meigs Chap- Racine. atr and water to invade REVIVAL IN PROGRESII We h1velost our Warehouse Lease the pus can be established. ner up 14, 5:05p.m.: Esso Pen- ter, Daughten of the American Dls~harget Saturday - Beu- gtum, Luxembourl and Revlul service~ are to be · 1 nsyivania up 14 ' 11 :30 p.m.·' Revolution, will meet Friday Jab Clme, Ractne· Re~svllle; . Beulah conduct.... Autherson ChriS Pres- Netherlands. ... t Betblehem BapQ _ 1 have beea taking anti· 'Queen City down 15, 3:50a.m.; afternoon at 2 p, m. at Heath 1 Ch h'ir H b, t s· In 1941 Germany launched Its tlst church at Great Bend May · · on, es , e· o ar Sttgman; · b1gge•t . : r&d , to date on Lonhistammes smce August 1 or L. F'teore down 15, 4:30 a.m.: Metbod'•st Chur ch 1n M'ddl _I eport . Mlddl atr thro\llh 16. Rev, G. C. Mu· 1 1 hives. 1 am atiergic to several John J. Rowe down 15, 5·15 a. ,A mustcal program wtll be pre- . e~r' rnes ewar ' don, damaain& Weolmillller from Fayette county, W. , things. Most of the drug! 1 have m.: VaHey Voyager down 15, sented m observ~nce of musJc M~:~•l:e. 8 d Ab~y and U.. famouo "Bil will be the evangelist. Spe· used make me sleepy and de- 5:55 am.: Illinois down 16, 1 month observed m May. ss _•as un .•Y _- Mrs. Ben'' cloelt. singing is planned for pressed. Will they cause any a.m.; Inca down 16, 7 a.m.; Guest artists will present a Daniel Riffle, Racme. Mrs. ery 16vlce. Junior and Mtlll ll permanent damage If i take Jeferson up 17, 10:30 p.m.; program of music including v~ Clarence McDonald, Dexter; choir! from the Racine tbem for a long time ? 1Harvey Jordon up 17 , 1:25 •·1 ·cal, organ and instrumental Sadte Trlllsell, Lonfi Uottom. MOTHERS HONOREL church will be the speA - All antihistamln .. cause ' m.; Southern down 17, 6:40 a. numbers. Hostesses Rre Mrs. Dlschor&es Sunday- William Motben wert honored at singers for Monday and !be side effects you mentoined, m.; Jerry Bosworth down 18, Harold Lohst, Mrs. William Halley, Cheshtre. !be worahlp urvlce Sunday Wedne•day nights. Tho pastor, especially in the first three 6 a.m.; Lillie George down 18, Bradford a~d Mrs. M. D. Har- Blrtht Sunday - Mr. and mormng at the Federated Rev. C. L. O'Connor invites days. If the drowsine ss and de· ;7:30 a.m: Andrew Calhoun up linger. Members msy invite ', Mrs. Damel Ril!le, • daughter; Cburcb. The Rev. Wlibur to atlend all servicE!S, II pression persist longer than this. 19, 4 a.m.: Lorena up 19, 5:40 guests to the meetlnc and pr~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MeDon· rm had for his aermon ,!op•c, ll.t 7:3 p.m. (EST), an antihista"'ine compound that a.m.: Onward up 20, 3 a.m.: gram. aid, a daughter. "The Sbunam1te Mother, amphetamine should Charles Stevenson up 22, 3:10 mother who never LOCAL TEMPS be l!1lbstituled lor the plain anti-Ia.m.; George Price down 23. DRIVER ARRESTED MOTIIEM RECOGNIZED God. A · The temperature in Pome1roy'sll Most persons who 9:45 p m . Beaver up 23 3 30 A L .• Mothets were honored during Cathedral, wbldl was dltrtrlct at 11:40 a. m. ., . hiStamine. need this type ol medication !' am. Vui~an up 23 3. 45' '3 .;,. _;on. W. Va ., man was ar- the Sunday School hour Su• wal pretented Jlt lbt choir, today Wll 82 degreet. ' · · ., rest... at 8·4S p m Sllturday •~ ected b M P I NeiM loud 1kl If you are thinking •bout buying 1 · · · ·• must take It over a long penod. National up Greenup 4·55 p m · · · · da at the United M thodisl r y rl. au e Y es. For this reason pPriodir exami- , Charles K up Green~p I·O·OS by Middleport pollee on a DWI h Leo V1 ugha e , Mrs. Ben Neutzting as or&anlst. Plano-Or~an-TV or Phono. . n, tuperm- FoUowlng the service each nation by your prvsir·mn i' es. L · G · charge following I two-car acurc · sential. · \ p.~.. ag~na down reenup cident on North Second-Av. Tak· .~ndent, .~poke brteliy on ther received a small potliedl 11.30 p.m., John Ladd Dean up en into custody was Donald Mothers, after which large Pl Spot. Stat aal NOW IS THE TIME! I Q - My doctor ts giving me Meld~lhl 10 :40 p.m. Stutler, 29, after he drove his potted plants were presented to DIVDTIII fO tNTIItl11 o~ 1 Rit.lin. What is it for? Is il l _Ga !polls Dam - Jane T.. up auto left of center and ttruck a Mrt. Mart Crary, ~· oldest MIIGI MASON ARIA harmful? 8 10 p.m., Walter Beckjord south-bound car driven by Wil- mother ; Mrs. John seho, the MEETS TONIGHT I.____N_o_P•_v_m_e_n_t_fo_·r_60_D_•Y;..'..__ A _ Methylphenidate (Rita- do~n 9:20 . p.m:; Semel down llam M. Harrlo, 40, Middleport. youngest; Mrs. W. 0. Bamltz, 11le Southern Local Bouoard;i;~~~.:.~:~~;·;:;•• lin I is an antidepressant. is 10.45 p.m., Elisha Woods up There was medlam damage to mother with most chlldrt!n; and Educatton !"dl meet In r( .:-...:·~.,::·::.. ~·":~, 11 one of the safest drugs lor this 11:50 F(ankhn B. down both cars. No llljurifl were re- Mrs. Leo Vaughan, mother with 1081ion tomght at p.m. the ' ".1.1!•.,.11 • Price Will Never Be Lower purpose but it should not be 1.20 a.m.,. Warren Hougland ported. most children present. Small Southern Local H1gb taken by anyone who has high down 1:50 a.m.; Bayou Eatar-1 potted plants were also pmtnt- There will be 110 meettnc blood pressure or epilep>y. tlra up 3:40 a.m. ed each mother present. morrow, Tuesday, May 11. Kuawlta River - Chieka· Melgl General Hotpltal Please sen~ your qurstlons · saw up Marmet 4:30p.m.: Hel- Admlaslont Satarday- NOI!f., LODGE TO MEE:f ANNOUNCE PROGRAM and comments to Wayne G. . en Z. down Marmet 10:55 p.m.; DlscbarCOI Sat1rday - Jesse A special meetmg of Pomeroy Rural Life Sunday will Ill Brndstadt, M.D .. In care of !James Hines down Marmet 4: - Swan, Langsville; VlrJlnla Sal· Lodge No. 164, F. & A. M. will aerved at the' Oak Grov. Melh- _!!~!!"~~!~:,~: .,.::,:. •!,"":::.~ IIIlo paper. While Dr. Brand- 30 a.m.: Allen R. Merrill down ser, Syracuse. be held Tuesday ni&ht at the odisl church. Ret. Clwlu "'·~"-' "Open Evlfllngs by Ap110lnl1114111t". atadt cannot answer individual Winfield 2:40p.m.: Thelma AM Dltcbar&e• SundaJ- Gerald- Masonic Temple to confer the ris will be ·the apeakerq:~JE~~~;~ let1er1 be will answer letters ol up Winfield 12:05 a.m.: Lucy tne Mowery, Columbua; Delmar third degree on one candidate. Rev. Freeland Norrll'l ~~itJ~~~:~~ii~::S ,eneral Interest In future col· Jane Lucas up Winfield 4 a.m.: Osborne, Reedsville; Theodore 1 Refreshment• will be served fol· let will 1iiJ&, ~:vecyone II !.. 1111111. ) El&mliff down Winfield 6 a.m. Neuizlinc, Middlel)Orl. lowing the meetJn&. Ied. muska~• I, MEt.T TONIGHT llllclat eoancllme• IIICi memben tf die lllcbte Emer· I I ,, ¥ "THANE" Latex Concrete CLEAR WOOD FINISH FLOOR PAINT Inte-rior, exterior, gloss and satin fl. nish. When you use Thane you never e COMFORT STYLE e SERVICE want other finishes. For woodwork. floors, ins.lde •nd out. Stands more FOREMAN ·& ABBOn .2ND AVE. 1 ' I MIDDLEPORT, O. '· ) ·I· ·-~- . ' ,, floors new benuty. Eight beautiful colors. Walkproof in 1 hour. No pain- ty odor. For hard wear areas, porcb· weatht"r,lasts longer. QUART The fast. easy way to give con<'rele 2.25 GALLON---- 7.95 PINT , l.35 es, patios, breezeways and basement Doors. Qt. 2-10 �'l'eoe1ter.. PtOJMm Armounced LleweUyn Thompson, Bible tucher of the "Llfo and Light" PfCCI'am, originating in Reynoldsburg1 Ohio will begin a 15minute A mulher • daughter ,.,uuck Me, I Mu•t Be Good, ~ut our Hawley. ~ dinner s(J<lnsored by the Wo- R.lghl Foot For~ard, I m A Melanie Burt gave a toast to men'• Guild was •erved Sunday L1ttle Candle, Bible, One Door mothers, Mrs. Mamn Burt a at 6 p. m. at the federated and Only One, and Be Care!ul toast to daughtll'l, aDd Mrs. church. ' Little Ey... Children partlclpat- Neuttllng the aooeptanc~ flit Preceding the dln~er, Mrs.: mg were Faith Ann Perrin, Ma· grandmothers, EaCh mother In< Ben Neul zling, preSident of ry Helen and Cathy Blaettnar, the Guild, extended lh• wei· Becky Thoma• and Cheryl Ken· C<lmC and Mrs. Louis Reibel nedy wlth R.alph Werry ., ac· asked grace. Guests were seat- companist. Monday 1- . _ •• m was formerly aired ov· pro8;ram through Mother-Daughter Potluck Dinner Is monologue, "lloUy, I Have A troduced her..ll and daughlero Se rved Sunday at. Federated· Church Question," was sJven bY Ingrid Potted plants w.ere preoentet WMPO radio, betrlnning May 17. Thompson has directed and I' prepared the "Life and Light" pr01ram for 11 years and is the Pastor o! the Bible Mi.slon Ba~· tis, Church, Reynoldsburg. I·IIS Friday, 8:15a.m. over er WJEH Gallipolis. to Mrs. c. J. Ebersbach, tho oldest mother; Mrs. Ed ware ~. the yountiBilt, ana Mra: JblU! Wllllam Blaettnar, lbe mother wlth 111081 daughten present. ~~ Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw ANNOUNCEMENT ed at tables with white covers, i The Intermediate class 10,000 QptOM8ffiSt in 0 cenlered wilh arrangemenlS of i charge of Mrs. Eugene Hawley, flow 1 ~.rs . : presented a skit, " W.. Love Following lbe dinn er, the Be-l You, Mother," with Caralynn ginners class under the direction ITracy, Joyce Kautz, Lisa Tbo-Qf Mr~ . Guy Russe ll and :'11rs. i mas and ·rerri Lynn Russell, Don Thomas ,.ng several mo-1taking pari. The acrostie, "MoU8S UfS tion songs including .Jesus Lo\'es ther,'' was g1ven by Melame --- ---· -Burt, Lisa Thomas, Debbie Kennedy, Faye Heibel, Ingrid Haw. fl UteS 0 ley and Elizabeth Blaellnar. _Alb ~ """"'!'!"""'""""""'""""""""""""'!!0!"""'!1!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!':;~ FREE HEARING TEST Will Bo Given By William Dllft, Athens, who h11 mort than 11 yrs. experi•nct. H• will demonstrate T 'b tho most rem1rkahle now heerlng aids by Rodioear. Remember tho ploco and tho dolo. f PRIZES 10,000 c STAMPS ...,.IVIR1 WEll Volunteers is La Salle Hotel, Middleport • FREE PRIIES Office Hours: J day & Jh day Call: Wy-2•3279 JO EVERY WEEK 0 ~1h~:~SA:~ ~!TriJ WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2-5 P.M. ule to Volunteers" will be the ' theme for the 1965 Hospita l Day 1 I ;at Lakin State Hospital. 'I' he 1 even!. to be held Sunday, May Coli For Homo Appointment- No Chart• 1 1 Mental Health Month. I , 16. will mark the hospital's ! 18th observation or National l Open House will be held at the ho,pital from 1 to 4:30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Lef•nd Franklin Henry II LY 3-4550 m. and the public is cordially 245 I. Stoll St. Athens, 0. invited to attend. The hospital will use this op· ;Portunily to give recognition to . . . r'". ' the varmus orgamzatlons wh1ch M1ss Lmda Mane Stevens, W. Va., Nelson Park and Ted-lhave donated their service to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dy Steven s of Pt. Plea sant, W. 1Lakin and the occ.'asion will al~ ~' R. Stevens. 908 Main St., Va . so honor those employees who , Pt. Pleasant .' W. Va ., became 1,h th , th b .d l1ave contributed many years of · L 1 d F k!' e mo er 01 e n e was . . the bride of e an ran m t . d . bl d serv1ce to the hospttal. I m a navy ue ress . . f t d Henrv .II , son of M111. Lei and a t1re d th b ld , lh Registration o gues s an I ·~ G 11 ~ F d th an e r egroom s mo er . . . b t f Henry. a 1p0 11 s erry, an e , tflt Tl . fl VJ SJlors w1ll e a 1 p.m. 011 owlate Mr. Henry, in a double wore 11 na~yk ou d JeJr ow- ed by the Hospital Day program ceremony on April twenty· ers were. pm rose u corsages. at 2 p.m . Guided tour!! uf the fourth at three thirty In the aft- FollowJ~g the w.eddlng,. a re- hospital will be conducted £rom ernoon at the Sacred Heart cep!lon w<~s hel,d m 1.he. thurch 3·15 unt il 4:30 p.m . RdreshI CU.f'T. , Catholic Church with the Rev. pariSh house. ~he bnd~ s table ments will be ser ved at the conJohn O'Reilly officiating. was covered ~tth_ a whit~ table ' clu~ion of the tours. Lakin State The church was decorated : cloth dra~ed m. pmk nettmg, ac- Hospital is lorated in Mason : with white gladolias, lilies and cented ~lth pmk . bows. 1 he Count y. nine miles north Q( l greenery. Mrs. Robert Shertzer three - ll~red wed~mg cake ~as IPoint Pleasant on St<~te Route · 1 accom pan'"" I was th e so Ims mu a1 topped . wllh a mmlature bnde ti2 · other table deth e organ by Mn. Cl 1'fford and bndegroom. . k BIG FREUEl D t 1 corat10ns were pin snapdragSTORES ars . on• and olive.- candle holders. 1 ANNOUNCE CONVENTION I Th b ·d · I · . PT PLEASANT - The Unit· 1 e n e, g1ven n marr;~ge Serving at the receptwn were ed church Women of West VirOF FROZEN by her father. wore a oor Mrs. 0 . M. Stevens of Belle. inia will hold their 20th annual . length gown Qf sheer nylon and W Va · Mrs Odgen Stevens of gt t M ll d FOODS · · · ·•. · s a e conven1Jon on ay an chantilly lac. deSigned with a Galllpoh• Ferry; Mrs. Barlow 12th at the Flrsl Presbyterian lilted bod1ce, srooped neckline Jones of Pt. Pleasanl , W. Va.; Church at Parkersburg, w. Va. w1!h long sleeve.s tapered to a Mrs. Charles Clark. Jr. , of Pt. Several memben of the local ! pmnt at the wr1sts The full Pleasant, w. Va., ~1r s. Camp- United Church Women are plan-1 skirt -as trl~ed in clrcular!l '1) ell Stevens of Hogsett, W. Va. ning to attend the two-day se9· 1 of lace and tiers of lace at the and Mrs. William Blain of Hog- sion bottom with small bows. Her- selt, W. Va., Miss carla Creer - · bouffant veil of silk nylon iltu- reglotered the guest•. !ion was attached to an tm· ported orange bloS!om head- Wh~n the couple left for their 1 piece . She carried a crescent weddmg tnp, the new Mrs. Henfeathers, ry ch~e .a pink .dress with ' shaped bouquet of white c11rnat\ons, whHe rose- matchmg accessones and the buds and streamers. flower from her bridal bouquet Model I Mn. Henry js a 1964 graduate REf·l432 i Miss Lana Long, of Henderson, Iof Pt. Pleasant High School and W. Va ., was the maid of honor. is atlending the Huntington I 95 Miss Camelelta Slevens of Ap- Beauty School of Culture. !/ pie Grewe, W_ Va., Mis11 Lana i Mr. Henry was graduated ·. WITH TRADI Clark of Pt. Pleasanl, W. Va., ; from Point Pleasant High SATISFACTION and Miss Cathy Stevens of Pt School with the Cia" of I • ConYtniont Glidt-Out . Pleasant. W. Va . a s1ster of the / 1962 and is employed with the GUARANTEED bride, were the bride! maids. I Point .Srrvi~.:e Store. The couple I Rtlriamtor Shelf OR REPLACEMENT WITH A t DHp Hondldor Shelves I The atlendanls wore identicaq is residing at Gallipolis Ferry . NEW NORGE REFRIGERATOR gowns of yellow organza <tnd on both dotrt OF COMPARABLE VALUE • ••Qulck-Strn" Butter 1nd I chantilly lace. They were styl£a storo&t , ed sleevele" wilh a panel bow l CHOIC[ OF I DECO"ATOR • Twin Porcelain Critptrl m the bar k and lull skirts. Their I • COLORS AT NO Ul RA COST headpieces were yellow bows ef- 1 store 37 lbl. Turquolte • Ye llow • Cold· Lock Mllf'otlc feel ing ve il>. Each carried •n l arangement of ~·e llow flow- , '\!. Coppertont "'"' Doort , en~. , Kimberly clark Of Pl. Plea•-1 ant , W. Yet .. wa~ the flowe l girl. She wnrt- a long gown lim-, PT. PLEASANT - Mrc;, Par-I ilar to the bride wllh a flower ithenia Logan Sines. B4, Hen -1 headdres~ derson. died Saturday after- 1 !ASY CREDIT TERMS Blll Freeman of Gallipolls 1 noon at her home arter a lung WY 2·2635 MIDDLEPORT Ferry, IHl uncle of the bride- 1 illness. groom , was the be:'lt man. Ush- She was born August 14. 1880 OI'IN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS · ers werr Honn it' St.evens, Belle, at Ga llipolis Ferry, the daugh-: ~--- ----- -ter of the late Jalllf's and LoU- ' , vina Clonch Patt erwn. She was twice mlltTied. first to Wi!li:tm Logan who pret·edrd hrr in Clean them alf up with one loan death many years agn and spe- , ond to Charle~ Sine~ who died ••• llld start the new year right In Februarv 196~ . She was a i member ur" lhr Concurd Aap- 1 Let us help. We lend millions I tl"t Church. I DILES RADIOEAR EEKLY • ecJ/ n StevenS Ond Henry J0/n Wedlock Anri/ Twenty-Fourth BIG I URGE 13.61 FOR JI,IIOO will Limit "" ''"'' SUP•R MAIIK·T· "''To ""~ Q~U~htltlo• Now lleht IUNSHINI SPRY Cinnamon Toasla 11 38c oke. 7c eH 42·01. can If you're completely saUifled with humdrum driving stay out of Uger counby. Til is is the lwme of the GTO, the Grand Prix and Bonneville, t he LeMan& amJ 2 f-?. !t1" Cat ~hn a ana Tem pest. Bucket seats end /ullury itouri sh. Ptll.iPIIil 10ecn 1int e 1 111~ ;,, gpr cou11 try ne•;er leave . You 've been wern edl i fE T HE '~ ( Thl Wldi•TIIIIfl Poatla~ Tigers I AI.!. liT TOUR AUTHOIIIZfD PONT IA<O OiALI:RS. ~ --· l11r 1011' - 1A REALLY FAIR:'\ LUX 3::~ 3&c GALLIPOUS, OHIO ---- - - - -- -- --- - You Can Have LIQUID ALL 83o Giant btl. • ALL 22-o:r., lOc off Olont box All Summer Long! DRY TREND Olont box 1 1 I l&o 48o Dottraont 20. off lO.Ib. box WHTN BIUI 2 •••• ,.... 731 FINAL TOUCH Falul1, Soh.nor 49c Mrs Sines, 84 Of Henderson ClAPP'S \ • Straln11l BABY FOOD 3 "'" 2&c Dies Saturday lEMON bd. YOU .HA¥1 4 CHAIICIS YOU HAVE 4 CH.>\NCES TO WIN .. . YOU MAY Bli ON! 0' In All Evans Marketa EASY TO TELL WHEN YOU'RE A WINNER Just Match Your 10 Winners 10,000 b~--- - > 90 Winners 1,000 .b~· 900 Winners 100 J~ - -> -9000 Winners 25 J7l - > ·---~ - --~ ~-- - - &lo GAM( ?• of different reasons. To us, clearing up old biUs il rHson enough. •25 to •2000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Secltlld St.-WYan®tte 2-2111, Pom-.oy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON ' Survlvln& ar@ three so~s. Sher-i man and John Lo&an . both of Gallipolis Fen·y and Rto:e!'le Lo: gan_ Pl. Pleasant Kl . 2. four Idaughter!, Mrs. Emma ~mllh, : 1Southside, Mr~ . Kathrrine Hob- l inson, Milton, Mr ~. My r tIe 1 Shalosky and Mr!l. Mnrie Warn!!- , I ley, both or Port Clinton. Ohio : I 135 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. I' Additional survivors are two stepsons Donald Sines. Amsterdlm. Ohlo. and Elmrr Sinrs. ' Mercer , Pa .: twu stepdaugrht.t'l ten. Mrs. VIrginia Clark, Beaver. Pa.; and Mrs. Durothy 1 Both. Sharron . Pa. Funeral service will be Tuesl•y 2 p.m. DST In Ihe Concord Raptis! Chur.ch with the Rev. 1 I Garry Roaeh and the Rev. Normal Nash oHietoting. urlol wlll 'l : be in the Clonl'h cemetery. ' Friends may call at tho Mohr· Stevf'ru; Funeral Home Iller 6 p.m. Monday. TO MAGIC JUICE BLEWi Week Week Week Week Kraft PARDY l·lb. ol<o. 111 Kraft MtiACII MARIARIIE rr. 1·1~. •••• !(,oft Miracle Corn 011 MAR8ARIIE .... 411 t·lb. Jc off Label . Larp 48-oz. i Kroft Whlp .... Oan PARlAY ..... Gallon Jul (Limit J Cant) 211 ••• ~ AlllOM i TUlLO Vine·Riptntd No need to simmer through another acorching summer. Not when you can completely air condition your home the flame!... electric way. Modern electric air conditioning lela you really enjoy tho hot months- relaxed and comfort.•ble - day and nirht. You Ita~ refr..hed; ready to enjoy all the summertime fun. 1111111ll• electric lir contlltloplnr dealer will recommencl thl typt of air condltionln1 beet ltlltetl to And, you get other plus benefits with flamelese, whole-house air conditioning. Year ..'round air circulation, dehumidification, filtered air free of pollen, your need1. 1 collar ••• stay comfortable .•• an IWDDIII'. See your ciM1tr COt!atl SAFE Slfl N~WI For a limit«! time only, your dealer can save you up to $50 on mat&llatlen of whole-house atr conditioning. See him for aummer comfort! ~ Don't walt to ret hot WJder the dlll!t and dirt. You and yoU. family ~ .· "A" . WHITE OHlO PO~ ~~~.~ j ' ....... ~._..~ t •· • ,., ,_t' ... '· "'\.;, ··~ . I ' .' •· liver 1M ..... tAT,_ for ' . I . ;'f; ll1 111111 UV11 White- Pink- Yellow · > ,~ .~ 1 .J . ' . ..... J.ralt SWANEE FACIALS · - ' ,,l .: ~,....,..., IIIII Ca11t wUIIII)oy lite more! Mocltrnll&t your preoent home. Yolll' DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. In 1~. John 1>. Rockefeller died at tilt •1• of Btl. Each Each Each Each HUNT'S or STOKELY I I Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Numbers With th.e Winning 4 Digit Number on WHTN, Channell3, 10:45 Saturdny Night ... Easy _!Q Participate (or same number Posted in all Evans ••• and listed in all newspaper ads) Just pick up a ~ Card I of dollars to thousande of people 101' hundredl c;; .. ,, Cn~y INGElS fURNITURE need 0 r f ey l'{ut Wu~·, -~ ) REALEMON 24.... 13 . Thl1 New Lucky Number Posted Enry Monday Morning SILVER DUST Reg. l.t'A'I • Mt• "I PO 1'' Ctr. f.r Selected Every Saturday Night-10:45 P.M. 1.21 btl. WIP 1 f· See THE WINNING NUMBER I' RINSO BLUE rhlo 11:1..4 ¥•1111 NtarWttll TO WIN lYIIY Will • No Purchase Required • Grownups IOc off COlD WATII Ytl llne 4 I hiM~ liN I• _, The More Store Visit&, The More ChancelJ You Have To Win. Stop In Every Chance Ymt Get. SWAN bil. all EVANS, Get ANew J)r(j Card Every Time You Visit EVANS 73o btl, M,b.. with rh• l11dr nu111Mr pattd I;• that w"k. Wln~t•• .. u i1• ,, lut 1-flfl.t•lr. Lucky Number PDst-.:1 at lveryone Has A Chance To Win Every Week 20c off 32-ol, a.n. lollowinl ..... k ~h..k ''"' No Mlalng Number• • • , No Missing l.etlers • • , liQUID Ant. Colors .... y lif!!l ' " •lilt ·~'till.. Ho p~•c ~QIO nuonory. Check thls number NEXT WEEK ..-tth "l~fO.I". SUPER MARKET GAME! ~~-G_I, LUX WIIK 12c oH 111•1. •1.31 con BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. BRD & COURT ST. 82c I I ~ A. C• • ''" "I PO I " C•d •,pear. N~ 111111!1 Ivan• Em•fove• and their Immediate Families Ar• Not Eligible to Win. 1 I wzr... 10,000 JiJTAMP& 1 I E"fi:I.Y 8\lllo ..... •pel willa mold •ponre ot .,Jotb, roar ••IIIIM!t 1161bs. 1 ntr..:s WIEK.LY ORAND PRIU l $229· WIN fREE PRIZES HERE 15 HOW YOU PLAY 1 I 4.040.000 fill STAMP JAMBOII!E EASY AS A• I • C b REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER • FOOD-KEEPING DPRIZES 2-::- Ill �f ,. • 0 l Board Classified AdsYour Modern Community Bulletin I @) (1. WANT AD --=----::-:-----·--,----::--=-:--a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MI Fo 1 S1 le=--- Real Estate For Sale- -~ _ FUNJSHED 3 rooms, on ground ~·. s. Front St., Middle- ---:US:::oED PIANOS FOR SALE: I bedroom ranch _... Call WY 2-5141 port. TWO nice recond.ltioned Up- style brick • fr ame home on IN ..-LQRMA liON P~ t~a~An;;~~; Pubucattatl right pianos, pnced for c:tmck Chester Road. State 4 't1 tfc """'"' n~~~~.:; ''"" '·"· 3 BEDROOM brick Duplel wilb sale. Call Rutland Furmture, Highway Garage. 100 1 400 lot t.:AN\·Et.LAnuNs garage. Butternut Ave., Poor SH 2-4811. 5-8-3tc fireplace, storm windowa, "'"' .,. .~:;:~~;r;,'~~s , 00 .. "· eroy. Call WY 2.5127. . doors, patio, tiled hath and FM na:v Df PuhllrotioO ' • 27 tfc SELIJNG OUT an native mght.. kitchen, hardwood floors, fi sh we II tnsUlated • Several rmanc-REGULATioNS crawlers and garde1. 1'he P\111 1\~hPI rt'~(· n·es lhe right MODERN 4 room and bath. worms (mixed all sizes), 100 ing plans available to quaiJ.. to edi > •>! 'e\ecl ~ ny ads de-t>med f . hed apa rtment• M'tddl.. for $1.001 Wanted a lot of f'ed Ph one pomeroy, WY 2~h]ecti•w~hil• Errnl"H <;hrmld be urms I . :-:!~~~~~11 \'o", ;11' 1 1,~,',\i:•;,:11 re~p~.~~o l' 0 ~~~ port:____~ 2-317~. _ 4 21 Uc business before we leave for 5337. 5 4 trc mo"' Than nne lncnnel"l •nsertlon 7 -ROOM BRICK House, redec- Riverside Methodist Hospital FOR SALE: Large 4 bedroom RAT" orated, large corner lot, near May 21st. Will swap $1.00 home, in Racine, ln good For want /1-d Service ~"'~ I ld h If worm pkg. for two o a - condition - out of high wat· • c.nu pe-' wDrd one insertion. Middleport schools. UJntac '"" k Minimum c ;llarge c WY 2·5156 after 4 p. m. wee cent pieces, or two old large er. Hot water heating sys-Cenu per ~·ord tor "' fb.ree con· 12 eecuuv~ \nJrertlons. days or weekends. Could write cents, or one small Flying tem, large electric- hot. water &0 per cent O!scou nt on paid adl 11nd , beve tank • storm wm · dOWIJ. T0 be adlt paid w!thiD LO days. P. 0. Box 246, Mid dl eport. Eagle cent, etc., wliat CARD OF rHANKS • oBITUARIES 5 4 6tc you' Will swa~ radio lor) 3- sold to settle estate. Call Bob 11.2:» lor 50 word miD· tmum. Each al1dil!onal word lc speed record player (plus 45 Cleland, WI 9-2965. oFFICE nouas FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms 5 6 tfc 8:30 A. M. to :o;,oo p M DaHJ and bath in Pomeroy. can and LP's records) for coins -laturda1 8:30 A. M.. to tHKl noon. for my l'ollection! John Moh~ FOP ~ALE: MQ(]erD :, room trs E:Asv " Howard Cecil. WY 3 2--5262. TO so PLACE f ler, Leading Creek Rd., Mid~ fr'l.me home in Syracuse, with RESULTW JU'I' ~,!I~D~~INQ 800 w. Main St. 30 t c dleport, Ohio. Phone WY 2· bath, 13 bedrooms) large util· 6103. o 7 3tc tty room, double carport, gasII MODERN 6 room' .nd bath rt t Middleport. Ph. furndce, fully insUlated, W<oi PHONE WY2-2156 awpay .. ~3eln21. 3 24 tic THREE burial lots in Beech ·to -·oil carpeting. birch cabl· Grove. Write or call J. w nets. Shade and fruit trees. u,·<~E an~ tour r<Yr'll turmo;;lle' Notice I" Leaper, 37 Riverst"de Drtve srru bbery. Cl ose to school II •m 1 eport, O., OF OUAlln '0 1 a·ISCayne 4 dr• ... ,.. ... - · - $1695 $1195 ' Green finish. clean interior, 4 new lst line tire• ~owerahde trans. 6 cyl. engine. $1895 Spi' der Cpe. 1963 Mon•a ... Hp ed Sh -~-~ interior with bucket seat. 156 · · ~na'inlle• 4owsp"eed. ·,Ira'!:!.'. "'"New 1st l!'ne lt'r·es, black rm·Ish, radio an heater. Mr. and Mn. Way Clark an:. -:-=-:-:-:-:"'=.''-::'",;.,·~· * : mother Mrs. TwUa Clark attell!o Plinumt·~".!;. N~~~· made .,. ed the funeral of Clarenc.• ' and beater. Beau· tifu1 white finish. red interior. Ch evro. It 'I - ·- 1962 Chev, Impala H.T. Cpe. v 0 engine, otd. trana., wls.lw tires, radio . 1961 Ma 10 1965 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS near· 1 ddl ............ ""'......... Froat at Jqer'• Funeral Home Court. SoutMm DIJtrlet; of 0 b l o, Eulem mvlllollo '" c... Nd. - . - at Athens recenl1y. ~ ~n~~~ ~.Ha~a:3 Mrs. Edlth Betzing, local, Mr will"""'" publlo ..,u.... and Mrs, Clyde Perrish a n<• ~!e::C. 11~J!m~fhT!:=;. 'Mrs, Whit of Coolville attend0 ~=·~~8iu~~ &. ~~ ~~"'s!=: ed Veterans Day at the Veter. Hu J2, 196ll, befimllDS at one 0'· ans Hospital, auwcothe, a reeloell P. M., the followiq ptrtODil d .._ Leo"" B property belonllnt to tM ban.Jcru.pt1 etnt Sun ay. mn~. uo ur· 1 Oliver Tractor. a.rt• 77 1040; t son of Athens also went wit:l Ford Tractor, .Selin 810 19MJ 1 . Ford Tractor. Serlu eot. Dlael lHl; them. :':!. ,..., Pomeroy M tor co. •m· •• :'J:i ~.~;:!:.':"S~~~:P•~ ~Z:.., 'tea:·~'mJ. ® Harrisonville News Notes 1 I I I wheeIAI• I u .. ke Servltl I • BIaettnars t 0 B!aettnars t. Cu l THE RACINE HOME BANK · ·";"'' I ,1 I ') 1 t • undo.,,.,.,. • 00 ::.n'"':;· ir 0•• ' ' d ~~MEROY 0 . . . . . .. . De~~":t~J~"S~t::~:a.:=,.i ·· ··········• Rea y to use ••• 81 20" SABRE TILLER 97 . ' FOR NEW WALKS ' :,0:~ r: ·~~~ ;~;;~~~:.~; ·t~~ ·~~~.~~~ ::-·~ :i GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. ···- ·-- ~ •, ... . .- - - • • - . . , . "'-· .. ,.. 'I' ~ ·- ..... . . 11Wevision Revue IIJille Show " Clevellmd ll(1ent w•e!WI with Mr. and ...... a., hue. Tbe Wet.cteu ..,.. --•·'' ~...... _._ •.,.. , .. , . . ...... ' ... ., . ... . ~ ~. . ' ' '~"'"' ·~-- '. '\. ·,,-·\: ' ···- ~ ::u:.va.~ ~.bl:. SOciety Notes at Mt Alto, W. . Week end 8118111 of Mr. and Mn. Earl Robln!on . were Mr. 11111 Jack Saraent and of Recipe, Mrs. Pelt Amy , Mn Robinson · and ~mliJ of •0or- poriJ'Iylq the 1 prla' bolldPnu ~ bli sdtqol lnherlled by the II()LLYWOOD IUPI) .:.Nota star, wbo plaJI a baehelor In to 'ateb ~ b)o: the weekly 110medy aerlu. Tlit Beadlla.en: "Bontulra" The l'rolnmll A one • hour cas :•;~: :~,:':"..,: apec1al about Yotilt& rllhll II ~Uen at the bome or Mn. May 21 Peter Sellen, Sam- ICheduled for NBC·TV June I Ada Norrll Sunday were Mr. my Davl~ •jr Petula Clark and . • • AI ol June, the dlsastroua and Mrs. Clarence StDry and !be Swingle Singers are amonJ late·nlght entry entitled "ABC' I Roaalee Dlll'vilott, Mrs. Glaclya those appearing 011 NIJC.TV'a Nlglttllfe" will be taken over b7 Jonet and daqbler, Pomeroy. Grammy Awarda hour May 18 Nick Vanoff and William 0. Mro. Maute Dllla II lpendlng which features perforrnatllll'l 117 Harbach, wbo,gulde ,;'The Hoi· an .lnde!lnlle time wltb Mn. the recordln& lndustry'a 19115 lywood Palace and The Kin& Norrll. prlze-winnen IA!uls Arm- Family" ... NBC • TV wIll Mr. and Mrl. OniUe Harpold strong Gerry Geor&e air annual one-hour !peclall and family of Belpre apent SuDSbearbtg Thelonlus Mri and the Ringling Bros, • Barnum day with Mr. and Mrl. BW FOI Mahalia 'Jackson are oeen 011 1 and Bailey Circus •.. There'• and David. CBS.TV June 10 one·hour !11m a feature on· soccer on "Today" Mr. and Mrl. 0.. Wehlter •noclal 1 bout !be N0 :aaJtopr Weclneaday • , , On Tuelday, ..,.. , "Today" offers a talk with JeFeatlval .... NBC • TV 1 Bob B Wle ...0 of the Telnttlloa Ia Review a1 811$ v• DU BROW ~ of = MtdJigan Hope Theatre lor Jwre 4 offers a comedy witb Bob Newhart and Dorothy Provine about a computer that findl compatlble mates' for eliClble Jll8ll and women. Add IINdltlml Tenneaee WUUallll II Interviewed on N8C-TV'1 "Today" lltow ,.,_ ~ay aboul the current Broadway revival of bls play •'T b 1 Glaa Metlllierle" . . The liarS of the play, Maureen stapleton, Pat Hingle, Piper Laurie a n d George Grluard, ailo are gueats • • • According to pres· ent plans, CBS.TV'a LuciUe Ball serleo nell le8IOII Ia reported expecled to have a format In whlch the oomedleune wW wort for a llvlnc. with her dtildreD away at scltool • • • Elsa Lan~heater will be a reauiar tteJt seuon OD NJIC-TV'1 "JobD FGI'- rome · sner, """ school o! science at the Maua· ehusetts Institute of Teclmology and formerly President Kennedy'l special aul.stant for ael- I enct and teclmoloiY. Add ProJrant•: NBC-TV pre9ellla a hall-hour study of the ' Soviet Union's two new leader•, Leonid I. Brezhnev and Alek· oey N. Kosygln, on May 11 at 5 p.m. EDT . • • Same CBS. TV's "Camera Three" hal a broadcast entitled "The World In 1984," a scientific jectlon of things to from travel to leisure to blolloi-l leal examlnat10111 of the tery of llle to nulrltlon. and Mt,. C1areDee AleiUIIder( If Weatervllle. 1beJ wen route hollle !rom • geaj(QD ~·Hayman of Rae1Dt Sunday with Mrs. Nora ham and Earl Mrs. Roy Buck returned Sunday after 1 week'• vlJit Mr. and Mra. Don Jleeele llllsttnc 1n the care o! IOD, Zane Allen, at Columblll. The W.M.A. or the PLEASE, PIWI !! WHEN 1<1'1( SISTER ZONEV 6!TS HERElRY AN' BE A LEETLE PI!RLITE·- met Bretltrtn Church evenfnc with Mra.· Bob u leader o1 tbe moetlng. Her theme wu Doea 1111111 Melli," with 1np by Mary Rouah, Gloeclmlr and Vada DA 1LY CROSSWORD =··-::- --........ 11.-- ··-- - I.J'w . ~UT-THESLI!PINti QIMTIMA~IN . .... ... ....,... ...,.. Ill "to f.P llet.uty I.P. "' li.LIIII'4 lol.ilr&WD:J lLIIodlloo a raDII: ··--·... lol.Coftal .. 11.0 lT.Bet :' 7 &cellil.- D.Ia,..,... ae.cte. li.Greelt -; Wl!ltlnl aL 40.-... :III.J'wth llale a.c.a. &- JS.Io.-p JI. J:Qrop 11.1' LHe :11.8oft li.Iajulea a THE NElC.T CAAf! m'DW. 1.Relp''JI e)= a~~ane. u tbofaot J&.OolllftC In IBSZ, tile fin! U.S. polili·l 17.tap-. cal plallorm wu drawn 4l.Ool4 the campelgn to eleot Ham'V I ta.Oil1"• Clay presldeat. "-= Imp -·· I WeQ end 11i1411 of Mro• HaJ1118D and w~ BeDel, = ~ niiiJ 1 •• ,. tst c.:=48.J141it 1JOWlll l.81WH f. Permit 1,~ WID 0114- • CHESTER GOULD - C.c.tor I. 'I'd ... a. work lh DAILY CBif)VQWIE- Be e'w 1M1w -for --.Ja- .t.XY8L&A.t.lt& Ia LO.III'&LL011' llle--.. -- Onotttt•lllnlJ!IT !ID!Pielo. to_. l'llo tho thrM L'1, X for U. ..., 0'1, etc. StDite lettero, o ~ lila o*lon <If Ilia ~ •r• all "'"'"' -.ua .... "" llaeh ..., AOJi , _ , TATFQ I LKGK!'L I SB &U/ •••••o II . I ' Is-~ 3 1 ror,.a. TDKKSY B r!'ll»IXa&D '1' BliP!' SC YW' Q YB· KB• Z L '1' liD C.-P Z D Y All B ..... Qjjl ;o.... : GLORY GIVES HERSELF O!IL~ lr HAROI.._, GIAY '!'0 'l'Ho.ll WJ10 JIAVE ALWAYS DREAMlliD OF Hi:R.oDIIQAU'B ' ·---- -- .... ~ --- - H•• ·-·--- WJEH RADIO / s \ .· Tuppers Pta•ms Soci.ety News 1 1 .. . Dlltrlot Mr. and Msa. Eugene Stor~ el'l. I Blackhawk Scraper Blade:Pull1 and son of Marysville and he Tractor Plow, Ford 2-16"1 PIDw. Mtnn..,..u. - MoUn" 1 , ..... grandmother, Mn. Etflf 11on Tractor Cult1v11.tor; 1 lntemaUon-k · al m.c: 1 ouver com Pt~~.nterl · :1 Stout were recent wee en<. 1 Waaon.~ on rubber ure• W1tb ''•r• annts of Mrs Story's parentf beda; 1 Fo-rd Manure Sprellder: 1 Oll· & .. ...., , ' • ver seven Foot Mower~ I Fei'(UaOn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorst an.: Rake;Fteld I Rollnoke 1 New Hill· land Chc.pper;!hiler; 1 Com Hea4 At. family of Long Bottom. 0 la<hmont ChOP..I "John I Now Rol- Mr and Mrs Dennard Blakr land SllaplorBlower; Deere to p foot Elevator: 1 John Deere L I me ' . OPEN EVES. 7!00 .M. s•"'""' 1 Groin nrtn. ror,....n: and two daughter of Mansfieh 5 HoJ Feeden; a Hoe Wllteren; l kend h 'th h" , POMEROY, OHIO Wooden Hoe Feeder: a water Tanlul spent .a wee ere Wl I. ~:::::::::==~=:;==~~;~;~;~:~:::=~: aEqutpm"nt; Ho* Hou~e•: Wirt PtaattcMl~eellaneow Pipe: 1 - 400 HoJ rat. parents ' Mr · and Mrs. vorce and neJleet other reUef. on the I~Undl lon Buill: Mlllt Tanir.; 1 Chore BoJ Blake They also of Iron tf dutY and deser· Pipeline MUter- 4 UD.Itli: l Waah Vat; , d M called W onCl hi~1 Business Services tlon. ri 1 Hot wot" H ..... coo r•u otoctrto: siSter, Mr. an rs. ay ar Said c•\U• wtll be tor bea n1 on 1 Fuel Oil Heatln1 StoYe; 1 Role and and family G . te ' nd exter •nd after the lit ttay of J\l.ne. 1985- Sanollzer: Wall CablnetJ 1 Wheel . PAINTIN ' ID rtOr a . cyruo u. Crl•"• W•tihu '"' '"'" T•a.tor: ' 3 pt. Mrs. Norma ,·or. Roof work of all kinds. Plalntltr Hiteh ' urrler bOXI I Trllctor Jack; h HDean 't 1was p taken k Crow. Crow ... Porter 2 Grllpple Forlu; 22 9tancb10DJ and to St. Josep ospl a ' ar ers· Phone VI 3~2700. 4--30-12t_p Attorni!Yfl J'or Pllllnttff Stall partition•; I Marklnl out plow; burg • as a medical patient Wed· tot.> 18, 211 <~> 3 , 10, t'l', at,~~ - 'l'te 1 M.Uk Pump; 1 Combine canvu (8 n. IGHT safely with ed and lllllurni!bed apart· Dayton 5, Oho. Tel. 228·2566 and church. Very reaS!lnable. EXPERIENCED dressmak· ""'' 1 wt•• Fmnt "'• ror Oliver nesday. 6 tl WY 2. Le I Notice Trllo.!tOt (1'1')1 50 ft. of 1 'A.. PllliUC LOSE WE Dex·A-Dtet tablets. Only 98c menlll WY z-.~ 12 ___<: 5 7 lUte Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio lng, alterations. Phone 91 •••o: 1 waro• Unloode" ' shoevoo: ----------4-24-30tc 1 Sln1Ie Cb.atrut {'r.w x 201; Water · - - - - - - - - - at Stark's Drug store. TRAILER LOTS - tree sew· WY 2·2810. 2276. Lt:GAL NOTICI Pump ; I Wuh Vat <.bed}: 4o - to 1111.1. l 12 60tc • l'r ·1 t "th Car 4 2 tfc Pur1uant to the Grder m11.de and 1 - 6 111. cam; 1 Bale Twine: :1 -=-==::-:::-::::::::::: age and water. Brown s al CLEAN carpe s Wl our · _ _ _ TI NING Refr'ger entered In the United statea Dilltrlct cant Hoolul; 50 u. Copper Pipe: 1 1 AIR CONDT 0 - court. sou&bern Dtatrtct of Ohio. Ea•t· Lo.c Chalm: 1 Clinto-n Chain Saw: .: -AUTOMOBILE msurance beeD er Park ISlate Approved) pet Shampooer FREE,L with I AUTO SALES at'ton service. Jack's Refrig· ern DlviiiODo Casu No. 36.692 and Hydraulic Jacb (OUt of orderh I Bl!!lt; ----"ed7 f.JOSt yoor opera· Minersville, Obio, Phone WY purchase of Blue ustre No. 36.600. belni In the matter of 1 vlee; 1 CroiiCUt Saw. Scythe: 2 """""" · - 2-3M'. 1 1.5 tfc Shampoo. Baker Furniture, 1956 CHEVROLET, 1956 Ford. eration, New Haven.4 6.Phone )ofae Po•t Hokl Dlllenl t Sawj 1 Umbreltor'l lk:enle? CaD W'Y Z.l,;,vv .:U.'t Uc HUih Rupe, Laymon bankrupll,Rupe the and.unde1'Ida!11(11ed Ia ltractor); I HP Motor (bruah 101:1e) mttr Middleport. 5 4 6te Keystone Service Station, Five, TU 2-3537. wUI ofkr for ule, at publiC aucUon. 1 Aluminum Scoop Shovel; l Electric at the farm of HUih Laymon~ Rupe Stock Tank Heater: 1 Garden Spray• 5-8· 6tp - - - - - - - - . , - - - fRAlLER lots tor rent, close Points. and Ida Mae Rupe. 1oe11.ted ID Corum- er: He;~Unl Stove: 1 Dra1 convey. f Th11nks to Laundrymat and schools BUILDING. LOT.S, 100 X 100, FOR ------~---:::--:1 1 EXPERIE:o.ICED ••• hlp.utldreu. M•IP couat>. Ohio.Ohio " •• <mow•1 can m<OUnt•dh SALE - One 1957 Hed· PointT<OwM Rock. Carpenter, Harrow; Rack; 11 -- 3oopt.tooth Uft: By Mn. Felli Alkire Card O fro -' v 11 Lumber & Supply Com· Rt 7 five mmutes m da a. n. 1. on saturdllY• May :!2. ti!M. 1 Au~:. Motor ICaaeJ: 1 rotd Rotan' Ch 1 J WE WISH to take this oppora ey . • p 695.00 man 4 • door se n. $200 .00 . , AUTOMOBILE ...... ,.. at on• o'du<k p .... th• ' Cutto" I Wuh Vat: .......m ...~ Mr. and Mrs. ares one" 'lty to thank all our .frien.ds pany, Midd!P.JW _ rt._. lD-3--lf_r edaoc~h·n. toPwhnonc oWmYer2o_y2.413. WY 2-5251. 5 1 tfc farm real estate ownlld bY Hullb :oo Udtll 2 eeh Feed Scaletl 3 Forb. recently spent a weekend a~ -~~----c=-:--o.-: 1 Layn1on Rupe and Ida Mae Rupe, con· 2 sllovell and broom. tun 11.1un~~: of 298 acres, more or le••· Tenn5: Cu b on daJ of aale. All Zanesville. and neighbors lor the~r ktnd FOR RENT _ Nice 6 room f and 5 4 6tc FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Fair II th help lgnmen deterlbed at foliOWR , ·c~.......u.bject to confirmation bJ the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ander· sympathy an d a elr The tonowtna de.crlbed re~~.l ••ta~. . th illn d death apartmen~ : 11 Pomeroy . 170 11954 CYLINDER Ford new ffi(}- lane, good tires, car in fine D .uuate In the TOWIIIhlP of Columbia. LAUREN E HOFFMAN d La of Dunbar durmg e ess an Mulberry-Av Private entrance condition, automatic trans~s~ AN county of Meir• and state of Ohto, Tru•tee tor Hurh Ltymon Rupe son an ~on, _rry, d M of our beloved husband and \"Y 2-257' o.r at 378 Second· tor and clutch. 2 bulls, br~ed st'on. Also 1953 FordomatiC e to-wit: one Hundred. Eight Acre• In • bankrupt. W. Va., and Mr . . an r~ • Bra the •-uth part or Section No. ,., • ' 10' 10 ' -father, Raymond C. HandoIph. S" 4-26·tfc .mg age, Her ef.ord Charlatse . . Twe;'y ..lx..... eal ..w Dale Musser of R~tland visiterl 126) tn TownahtP No. 9, .al thanks to R c v. t. cross, 1 supenor gratn drill, transmission and 1953 Ford \ Rante No. 1.5, or Town•hlp• or Ohio S d 'th M Cl de A der t d 2d 2 botto 6 cyl. radiator. 4 miles out company'• Purtbue; aao. the rolua.t.L NOTICI un ay WI rs. Y n · A Specl 1 Hicks, the singas. Ohio Fuel APARTMENTS - ls afn nh ' HieIf lift pull type, ml. I Leadm'g Cre~k rgad from Iowtna deacrlbed premll81. hth•s Eutht Notte& 11 nerebJ 1"\Ven tbal on son Dorothy and Paul. th.o Ewmg floor, furnished and un urms k. plow. 1 field cultivator, cu tir I Route 7. Robert ~ Vance, • Route I end orqu arter tne Nortb balf of No. t • Thlrty· ou · 1Wednesday May 12th. 196!1. at 10:00 Addle ' . Bradf'leld re1urn ed re· eaat of Section A. M, we wtll otter for •ale at pubUc Pallbearers and ' Funeral Home. ed. Middleporl and N e W , vator and 1 bottom plow fo I, Mddleport, Oht'o, ,,012tp l Pomeroy, 0 two C32l of said TownshiP No. 9. auction to the ht1hnt bidder lor c~ntly from the Meigs General 0 2•2143 'ld H \\' "a \\"Y 2 '2'7 All ' Ch 1 "B" tractor ow WY Ran&• u. of TowmhiPI of h 1 o cub ID raand at Keith Goble Ford .-. Inez llondolph. CI11 _ __ ___ _ ~ ·-·-- - Company's PurchaSI'l; a~o th e folio w- Inc.. &Ell. S. ThJrd 1\\'t!., Middleport, Hospita 1, aven, . • . -., " " a mers 1 Mr ••. reo and Grandchildren. 5 5 6tc Phone SH 2-4656. 4--30-l2tp 1954 CHEVROLET 2 door sedan inll ttescr!bed prerntaes, the .southeaat Ohio. tbe followlnt de•crtbed ear - --I E - -5 I- - Mrs. John w. .stout, Harri· ILo gaR F.If e and SafetY Equip- Section qmuter No. rn the Southeut(32)quarl.er of to1wit· I J one~ I "-· . Thirty-two of laid _. lMO Rambler, • d.oor BtatiOD Mr. and Mrs. Chares 5 to ltc - - - -- - - I - -- Fo ' 5a. Rea state "" • e sonville, SH 2-4834. ' ment Sales and Service, Pom- TowrahiP No. 9. Rani• 1& of Town· Wallon Serl~tl Number c 212952. v"tsl'ted recently with Mr. and • All ty and sizes of lhlpl: allo. the followinr d.e•cribed The undent.ned re•erve• ttl. rliht Lost an d Foun d 5 10 3tc eroy. pes premlle&. belnll I part of Section No. "-t bid Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany. --·-· h ' " t " I UPRIGHT PIANO with bench The Raymond Hood property f" xtino-nhlher:s 2% lb. ex~ Twenty-siJ: C23) or laid Towrub.lp No. KeUh Goble Ford IM .. ' LOST Brown and w le h Tbe Ramoler tre e &--' I Sp . L •. Rance No. u of TowruthiPI· i!nd Mlddlepon Oblo Mr. and Mrs. H'Je1 F rencr' ; . _. . ·1 in good condition. $:~5.00 cas - 1 at 234 Lincoln Road. 6 room tingmshers, Boaters_ . ecaa bounded a!ll follow•.: Beglnntnc on the ' (S,) ... :stc and Mr and Mrs Eugene AI· spotted pony ot World Staadord ot Compact Dwig . ht Logan, Dlstnbutor. wut wm~t comer line oo ofrod~theSou\h of the quuter North_ . ' 1 Rm.dVJrJmty PI nc l~l.lust be so ld this week. See I house and large lot also 2· NOrtbwell kins attended an .Eastvn Star Keno or Eag e l ge. 10 at the St. Paul's Lutheran beds 1 dinette set, kitchen Excelleace Phone WY 2-3821. of tald Si!!ctlon No. Twenty-six <26); • . WI g..2828 collecl for any m· Chw·ch Pomeroy, be ( r e· cab.,n'et \YOOI rugs and ta· Big car room, ride aud per30tp thence suuth to the Northwut cor· Inspection at Pomeroy. 14 4 0 - 10 31p ' ner of a one hundred etaht acre lot W'lll'tam Barnhar Pomeroy 2 for.m.::ttion. a noon. 5 10 3lc ble. Se'e ~ilton Hood st 623 lormanre. SmaU cAr etODUID)' deeded bJ Thuma& corwin, Governor ~., .ll Street. M't ddlcport after and man•••rabWiy N'S._ car W3S h t 550 Page "Ca1tor: 1h• state olNortheaet Oh<•· to toJomh~ a. spent a recent Sunday with i• '"AJ d & WU,SQ thence t e cor· . . I Ml HeIp •• ante $2 195 See ~l'ddl rt Ohio Cars "" ,, "nd '"""""' own<d by Mil· father, Rev . Wtlham Barn63 Buick 6 p. m. Phone WY 2-3820. Mo........ l Moto St., . I epo • . ton R.Merrttt: th•n•• Eut .. •••. hart EXCHANGE HOUHS F 0'·ll I LcSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Ju•l 5 7 3tc . NUl"" tao n vacuwned . WY 2-3715.• .. 301c Nllf. .Jamn . "''" t..n,.... t to tb• ""' . E u-· Street Pomeroy M". Blllbap'l land; thence Lana G!'bson. vt'st'tp' Katr CASH! Opportunii.v to mar~.e arrived. Power steeri ng. Low · tnlliiD ' Tldr North on 1ald une to the SouUteut n good money in a business of mileage Extra clean c<~r HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel Pbooe Wl z..a871 U ;~~r ~ ~~~-t~oi:e•' ;~a~! ~~e~: ---------Wilson, a patient at I\ i igs Gen 1 1 your owe m Pomeroy and Mtd- Std. shift. Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4_22_ _c Mus'tcal Instruments llnnl"" .......,the !o!lowotne0 ,•·~:~~~~ BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES era! Hospital. 1 ·1 St t · t once ' $ premtsea, ne • par ""' " Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kyle Margarel Douglas, . France "e!•ort. ar earmng a 63 Chevrol.-t • 2,095 Hysell. WY 2-6322. \ lnsurancll Thirty-two '"' "' TowMh)p N•. '· 1 se11ing Ra'o'~leigh products. 5 4 30tp be til 1 fl' n Ran1• No. 15 of Townahlpl ot• ..,obto and family of Medina, 0., Mrs. Young Eunice Bradriel(J an . E lmpnla Convertible. \\las $2. b SPINET p 1AN0 au u • CompllRY'I Purchue. and boun 3.11 H le Wh ' d J d . d N II Write Rawleigh Dept. OH 295. Power steering. r<nver - - - - - - AUTOMOBILE Insurance een . b hd b assum· follows: commencing •h: chalra and e n 1te an son erry an Elsie Haning calle or e i ·· 1 '40 l-121, ft·"eporl. Ill b1·okc s. aut<omatic. One of ld' 1 t 2110 1 1 d' L t ra tsh. May e a y ftftY·IIx (5&> unu south of the North· daughter Mrs Mona Marc!'nko Cl tl o • ... fOR SALK Bui mg o s, cance e . os you. ope • . nthly payments. ea•t comer of eald Section; then« ' · ' ay recen Y11 5 10 Itp cleanest '63 anywhere. x IOO, HI. 1, five minutes tor's license: Call WY 2-2966 mg •.rna mo W . d't souo> thirtY .. ,.. "" •h•lno ~·· and daughter Tamn)Y Jay of 'i Mrs. Jerry Wein and Teri .o'. See 1t locally. rl1e ere 1 flfty.ntne (!191 1\nka to lbe center lme , CHRISTIAN MAN nPetied Pull from downloWJI Pomeroy. $695 615tfc department BOX 1991 • Park- of(20)"' Secllon' ... tweaty Wadsworth. chaln1; thencetb••" North wrourt.een <14) of Bel Mtss M Evelyn d M RowR hColumbus lspent M a weekend d M Wlf R ' or pari-time - liff'l ime seeach. Phone WY 2~2413. PHOTO Copymg servtce copb W Va or call 485- chaJn• and atxty 180) unu or to the an pre, r. an rs. oy er parens, r. an rs. o cur itv. Expe rience Sunday Pomeroy, Ohio 5 7 6tc road:chain thenceandsouth 59 del. Ealt one Bogard and two children ofl bert Blackwood. ies made of legal papers, ers 4401 urg, . ., 5 7 6tc m thlrty..Jtx C36l uw, . 1 bu Scho<;l, ministry helpful. Earn HOUSE FOR SA LE 2 years btrth records ai\d almost any · thl'nce North 38 drr. Eut t~o <2> Co urn s, all were weekend Mr. and Mrs. Cec1l Jewel . ll&" .. FO R SALE c:hall\11 and ninei)'·IIX (IMJ) Unb: thence guests of Mr and M I d h nd Gl d . $100 weekly and up. :-.lo eG·'l_l· ORDER AMST UTZ s . ., ld, bed b th and other documents Nnrth 4.f.IAI de1. Ea-t twenty . four · rs. r a and aug ters a a ys ant. Rudm. I1 •·J\:ick Chick" leghorn ch1cks, 0carpor chatn~ · nve •.<3.5Jcontillnln, llnkl or Kyle. Donald Blackwood of {, Columbu · 3 t. Nroodms, pe. tition. Write John . o own pa"ment y re- Reuter lnsuraoce, PomPPIJ'Iil -· ...~ to the and placethtrtY of berlnnin Co., 22 West ~tad1son St. Clu· or started pllllets today. Mod -1 t~cd T SH , v f de M &. M CONTROLS Jn all two hundred ninety-six acre•. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet called on Mr. and Mr:s. Rober " lip p It B oo Ath S qu r e.1 v 5468 • ALFALP:A WlfYIL more or ten. E~cePt cem..tl!ry 111 ed th . h k d tl ·.~. . _ cag0 2, Ill_· _ _ ern OU ry , OX 1ou. en · ·~ . ' 5 7 J2tC lhlathlon &: MethoJLChlor artl top- Section thirt)·-two (3:1J and. a r!llhl of ffi0\1 to ell' Orne they BJaC WOO recen y, .. 5 Iu _ u·tddle • aged wo- OhiO, Phone LY 2-9031. GUARANTEED. renewable for rl'commended ror contrG!Dnl ~: way to aald t'emetery from the pub· bought of Mr. and Mrs. J 0 h n Mr. and Mrs . SaiD Daniro··· • m l'f h •t l"zation issued all weeviL Economical Unlco lie road at Cformf!'r 11\ on Bobo and I WANTED man to make home with one 5·8-lfc ~ I e ubpl a 1 · , alfa w~vll svraY C()nt•lru bat h. Vale'• store, and followlnr 1 he · Arbaugh, formerly the W. W. visited recently ¥iith Mn·. Lan· -----'11AI at all agi:!S Phone WY 2..fil66. M:oy be applied UP to 7 diiYI befOrll! ' meanderinp of the old road to Jli!d B . lady , 6 days a week. Ca\ ll t964 HONDA for snle. T<J ke CR t/' ~-~ · If harYest. no reaidueR In tnillt. Low cemetery. tC..metery t• now en<"lond \ ragg property. Gibson. 18 2 C toxicity, ea11Y to appl)'". Givel very by 1 .ub1t11.ntlal w!~ fencel. A\50, -..;;iiii..;.;...::-;;.;;OiOiOiOiOiOiOiiiiOiOiOiiiiOiOiOiOiOiOi;:;;;;;;OiOi;:;;;;:;;;-~ WY 2-3278. Will cons ider mid- , over payments. Cal\ WY 2 gond control of d.estruclive larvae exceptinl lot owned bY N. T . V11i1! : • Stole Bonk No. " ' I 5 7 tr f '8 31 0 OY 5 f M . I' lltillle. UP to a weelta. Al&o off lllld prem!lel. d) e · aged COUpe C 2463 a ter 3 p rn. ..r - C P :viER - • ~ room rame ar1n8 Upp 18S control•lasts sptt.tlebua:•• other forage EXCEPTING AND RES F.HV I ~G REPORT OF CONDITION OF ....'·- i . -- H kI ---h" house (one floor ) with bath - -- in!lech. LANDMARK. Melli County from the above . described premlsu LADY T0 IIVe m ousewor NF.W Zig za~ sewmg ma c me , . . . h . ' 115 ft. OUTBOARD, 35 H.P Ev· . Farm Bureau Cooperalin Auocla· a ll the ooal, local\;.' and vmoualy and care for 5 boys. Call ' automatic with fash\On discs. gas ftred hot air eat}ng.l . de moor, t good condition . I tlun - East Main Stref!t. PIJIDenl)'. known •• numbercoal, lour.underlymg four·"· Clark I l cated on large lot mru -~--ion or I.J.meatone tJ\e OP RACINE ~ ~~ SH 2-54H, or write Vester Does everything without at- 1 lcey o 102 Ebenezer St., Phone ''iY I . said prem!ns. To11ett~r with I he _ Walker, Langsville, Ohio. tachrnents. Balance due 91FOouMIEoRfO~gh ~ater $10,~00.00 . , ,. legl NotiCe :::;: ':.~n'::m~':'.:' ::~• ~;.~m'::,·~~ In tho Stoto of Ohio ~I tho cioN of buslnon on Aprll '26,ll65. 2 2636 4 21 tic pavments .. 110 monthly WY • room rame miDinr ,.,..,... utrip ASSETS --:cc-=--=-:---:-:-cc-----c--_ · f'l · r.: · house with bath gas heating. 14 ft. BOAT, moto1 L• ... - ·, LIOAL NOTICI mininl not Included. and thtln rlr""h.t Cub, balances with other banks, and ~:ash Items 2-2575. " 7 51 e . ' · t $40 WIn JN THE COMMON PLEAS EOUBT and prtvnece of mlnlnl, remov ra in process of collection $ 1298'1896 U. 5. Civil Service Tests! Men-women lll ann ovel Secu« )Obi Located on East Main Street. Blonde dmette se r OF M&IGS COUNTY.. omo trantporUnl underlround. and under . . .. ... ' . ' . . . . . . . . . • • ' ' . Kllb P•' stto"" 11nu" Al!vsnoom1111t 1959 Model a x 35 ft. trailer. e ·n assist in 222 5 7 3lc CYRUS D. CRISLIP. tb• IW'faee of the above de•crtbed. Uruted States Government obligations, direct 431,959.6~ 3 1'1500 Ttwusllodl of tnll1 npen Preparatory ' ·00 • 0Wn r WI __ · -· --·--- _ _ -·B. D. 3, preodaea coal froDl o\her lmd.. ... lnd fU&riDteed • , •.•. , .. , .••. , . • , , .. , •• , ••·• =~· ~~«:~!':;;''C:a~"'r;,r~~~~· Harry Edwards, Langsville, financing . ' 16 FOOT GLASSPAR Cabin cooLvtu.E. oHJD. ~r:io~th:m!:h,t. ~ -::~ Obligations of States and c:meat IUbdivlslons , •• 129,40'7.00 UoD on Jobs. .atartea. re<uurem•nll Ohio. 5 ? 6tc IDGHWAY PROPERTY - 3 Cruiser 75 H P Johnson PWntlfl, aueceuon. hells aDd Uli.IDio w.etve Other bonds, notes, and de ntclureo (indcludln& DO Wrtte t.lldQ rtvlnl n• • ..,_!Ire• and k Loc t d • ' . ... JEAN CBISL1P all dam.altli ln an)' manner arlllnl aecuritles of Federal aaen e• aJl 7042.00 t=· m· NICE FAMILY grocery store room bloc house. ae on Electramalic Motor, like ~B~AYNK GILLAND: from tbe atonPid lltbt.. PNRW. eorporationa not guaranteed bJ U.S.) ...... . . 83#.882.17 Pall7 ~ae:r:!t' ,::'.r!io~:meroy in Tuppers Plains on Rt. 7, Route 33 with 15~ ft. lot. new. Gator Trailer. Call Hu.. LYNN S'J'REII'T, YJBOIN'IA 4~:! :.aidJUICh.ruw:'m~u: Loans and .dilcounb (inclu~ $400.'79 overdrafts) in Meigs Co. Building and in- Complete with furmture. $16110 old Hubbard, WY 2-3176. PAJIK:::..UR..::: ,..,... to aot nan •rll> ....... ,.. Bank PJ'I!IIlliOII owned $G,779. , furnltun and 1,'1'11.67 1"' . . ....,,.. "" '"" .... . -. ·ce Stock dom · g a nt'ce bu•About 1 mile outside corpor· • 10 ... lie. u,m "' fixtures $1.000.00 .. ale · .. ·SUbject .. · .......... · ....&at · Y """' NOTICI Terml of We: Cub OD dellHI'f' <II (BanJt premises owned to J10 lieDa Employment Wanted Vol or iness. D. H. WOOD, REAl, atian. Non Jun. crt.np. whol111 pl&ee of deed. Sale! real •tate wu N~Praa-4 usumed br bank) .ke U!!.tt 4 . GE • Bu 'n IS Services r.ld~ .. ~ WQJW GUl.aDd. L)'IID at tll.OOO.OO and caanot be aol4 for other ..... ll 3 WOULD WIDOW days work a wee~~:. Lcrena TOR, Phone 44&--1066, Galli- omo RIVER CO'ITA. - 'tSl e Street. ParkenbW'Io Welt Vtri\Dla. IMI lhaD thrM.:IOUI'th ~ Gl l.eid apIDK"!oe ... . ... ......... t-••o . . . . . . 5 6 121c rooms, drll d II and 2110 FOR HlRE: Bulldozer. Tree ""'"' oer ..., ..... ... .,..,., ...... AU ..,,. ouhlod to Snyder, WY 2-6961. poI.IS, oh·10. I e we , dreu. wu but ,..., whOM J'Mideoee 11 other- contlrmaUon br lha Court. Bald real TOTAL .ASSETS o...................... , •o• .. o ;o•o. '!;·3§:l94'1.56 , Stc ONE New rear bumper for ft. frontage on trimming and removal and on wt..tbe unJmowa. •oldlhe10Weot: to ru1 il 5 h State. Route D l'Jth daywillof tlrke APril.DOU" 1988. that tbe ..tate $UN lor 7NZ D65, whldteatate are LIABILITIES - - - - -- - - - - Ford, 3 wheels 15" for Ford, 338. Near t e Racme am. hauling. free etimate. L & ....,.,,.., n1o<1 hloo peUtto> •rolnd ....... '" n-m>er. '"'· Demand depoollll o! Individuals, partnerllhl[>l, G. Hau I'mg Serv1ce, . Racme . ... bertplD county, the commoa cal LAURENforE. aucb HOFFJlAN ....,148·~l 5 wheels 16" for Ford , 7 Immediate possessiOn· Ohio. Pleu pn)'illleoun for • .u. Tl'UitH LaJmoa Bupe and corpora llons ... , ... .. · .... -. · · · · •• o • •• ' Iii'-. L·lvestock ro=R,--SA_L_E_: Fine- po - ny-.-oCc-om - e wheels 14, for Plymouth, 1 C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Ph. WI 9-3043 or WY 2-3486. Time and oavlngs depoolts of ln'lfvldUala, S32,WI.S., and •ee. Mason 773-5923. winter tread, I regular tire BOX o':rioZ.3!130 54 6tc .50 7-5·30Ic on wheels, 2 wheels 15". for 0 SEWING MACHINE - repair (including postal aavlngs) .. . .. . ; ........ . . 82,liOU8 - ----1 d · k 2 h 1 16" f 5 1 31c . Deposits o! States and pollttcal subdlviBfom .... . 1,5011.52 Dr. Melvm K Doerr, Veterlnor PIC up, w ee 8 or servtces all makes, WY2-2284 Certified and ol!lcen' cbaclu, etc .. _........... . Ford pickup, two good tires FOR SALE : 7 room house with The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. TOTAL DEPOSITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,188,747.158 arian. !arge and small animals. C - · ' 128 Washington St. Raven~ ~n~ ~ ~~. ~hio. ·Ph~a:~ ~~\~ii~rte~. 0~ \W!~ ;~6 ~thorized Singer Sai": : : Total demand depoolll ... ..... s 3GIUDtl.73 wood, W. Va. Phone 2?3-<1271. 667-6275. 5 3 6tp Hysell Strcoet, Middleport, 0. ' rvtce. Toto! time and oavingl depoalta _.s:..:::832:=ffl:~o:o;:: ·Btl 12189.72 Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 P -\r-======••;;;-.--.1 5 6 tfc l'lelgler llalldlllg ~!lpply !or ()ther liabUitiel ...... o . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . . . . o • •• m. I 26 tfc new homes. BuUt In kltclJ. TOTAL J.,JABD.JTIES ... o . . . . . . . . . . . o o •• o ••• - • • • • Sl,2(Jl.987.!9 PONIES for ;.!e." wi n fillance.l FOR SALE: 5 room bouse, ens. tlorm windowa, allllJI. bath, hase!TI€nl. Gas furnace, In CaD G N •~ CAPITAL ACCOUitTS Phone WY 2·2007. 5 lO 6tp 3 HP Briggo"Ino & 88 I fireplace. Pr1c · ed for qu1ck lerUIDa aiding. uy e"'. • ..Ohio Copltal: Str.'ton En • Comii\OII alock, tolll par value $3&,000.00 • . • . $ l!G,OOO.OO sale. Phone 773-5611, Maaon, ' ·-..... • ftD,OOO.OO 29 Surplus ....................... ..... . ... .... .. (;amping Equip_. _ GARDEN PRIDE W. Va. 4 16 tfe ==~-~--c----!2 tic 1!3,910.28 Undivided prolill .. - ........ ...... .. . ........ .. 11!3810.26 JUST ARRIVED- Another load ROTARY MOWERS ROOM b .ck h me 1 bath- HEATING, Plumbing, MueUer TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................ .. 0 of hotse much wanted Apache 46.97 f" b d attic a 0 d Furnaceo. Arnold Brothers, TOTAL LIABILlTIE AND Campers. We have all mnd· 0 Mo s Tit rooms, >ms e . 118 Easl Main Stree• PomCAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...................... !1.3&4.94'1.46 els mcluding ones with bulltpon "' ot. 9 PM basement Out of high water. eroy Phone WY 2-2448., \ POMEROY Central b~tln• pn'ced for ' 7 .20. .tf.e .. MEMORANDA in conveniences. National "' WY 2-11116 Joe k w· canoy, quick sale. Phone - - --PledQed allfM!Ia and securities looned: Camping Week is tent trade Mon•1•r 0 . s. Government obUeotlons, dtrect. and PHONE or WY 2-2205. Charles F. n'U'""'ONEER "" euaranleed oledeed to secure deposits and . · . ; In time. Come in and try lor WY 2.2181 Wildermuth. Complete Service 4 l3 tic . .. • .. .. • .. .. .. . .. .. .. • .. • • f 100$'1» other llabh[tlea Crill Bradford a good trade. Amsbary's Apa· che Trailer Sales, 631 Fourth,\L,""',""""""""'·""'"""""'"'·=~ FOR SALE : All modem brickWrite, Pron• or Contact 1 Gallipolis. Also at Quality DO,N T PUMP you aluggish sep- frame 3 bedroom ranch style A. c. BRADFO~ Add a new look to your home. Add concrete Print Shop in Middleport. Ire tank. Get Klean-Em-AU home on Chester Roa~. near Racin•, Obto walks. All work fully guaranted . . . . . and, oolemn!y swear lbat thiB report of condition II true oDd ~ . : 5 7 3tc oeptlc tank cleaner. Land- State Highway Garage. 100 • 5 I tie concrete increases your prop8)'ty's value. to the bast of my know!ecf&e and belle!.JOHN T. wo•...... "" ,...,L•.,..,..., · - - -- - - -- - mark Farm Burea11400 lot. Several !lnancing plans Karl Graeser, Plum bin& and Correct.-Attt.el: VERA Ill. BEEGLE . For Rent 2 18 tic available to quall!ied person. lleatlng J. W. WEAV~ ' 1Jr. Director• ru=RN = r= sH "'ED ROOM for rent, GOLF club• for sale, 6 irons Phone WY 2-5337. 4 13 tfc Mlnenville, Oblo CHAS. HAYM sTATE OF OIUO, COUNTY OF GS, 11: . · .. ~. .... , End your sewer troubl•t Main St. , Pomeroy. $5 00 a and 2 woods .and all leather Fcffi- SALE: 3 room duplex •Sworn to and subocrlbed lletQr~ me . thll !!di'Av'(I!F"!tlf• We ltave an Riul ' week . Call WY 2-5293. bag, male, r1ght handed, house in Middleport. On cor!OftD. and 1 hereby oertlfy tltat I •ill !Iotan ol!lcw .l!l' ~ ·!!C Sewer ~ll:cblneo 5 4 lfc $45. Call WY 2-2836. 4-26tlc ner lot: Double garage. Cin· WY 24214 ibla boat. GHAC~ KRIDJlll, ~91•1'1 h • . Reasonable Rateo .SIX ROOM HOusg- ill Pome- TWO LOTS In MaS!ln. WiU sell der block outkoollding, two MtddltDort. 0 . .... St. MJ eomm!Jilon expire a May 14111,.1"' , _, .· , · · r , ~ . ' .: ... CoD WY z.m• Day or Nlgl!t ruy Phone WY 2-5385. cheap. SH 2-4244. baths. SH 2 4175. 7 14 lie • 1t 11e 1 73tc 1 1 ate . ' 'l...~ .~~~ .......... ._ , ....... . ... ..... - .... 4 ..__.,..... ..... ..,.-_,.. J . --------,or Apple Grove / APRIL LOG 1 I=OO Sign On -~·---'-=-w:-:-:-M~P-0--~d,----1:0().15 Mltllcll Cloet •10 7:110 ... Sllll and lCDew 7:IIWO NIIWI Mcnday TbrD Friday• 5:115 Jim M!lll Show 6:00 Si8J>(Jn, Newa · 6:30 Sundown Serenade 7:0 Fdiota " JV'f Ra 1:15 Sacred llelltl 7:30 Sign Of! Ul Meigl CT, RPD US ~ukllo*l F 6:, Counl:tJ Jamboree 6:57 Wutlter 7:00 NalloQal Ntu 7:10. !jporta llllitla)at 1:110 Sign On - News 1:115 Counley Mualc Time 1:21 Country JamborH 7 110 Proteolal'' Hour 7; 30 sporta 7:35 .Bill l4lller ShQw 7:36 Larry anderson Sbow 7:11 Pick- Belllwve Show 1&:45 It'• Mua1r; - Army 8:110 Oblo Valley Newt 1: ~ Mllllettl CIQdt; 8:55 Commtmlty Newa 1:00 1'11111 ot lite Town 1:55 lofuoD County NeWI Pt!blle s.rm Sbow IO:IJ D111Jo Llgbt 10:3(1 l.atdlllllflc 11:110 World News 12:ot Commlllllly NIWI (Tuesday-Thursay) 11:110 DJ!ry Valley & IJUUOo'• 12:311 Ev1111 Bullttilt ~ 7:Stl.*'!l'' Top Ten Show 12::15 Ne...o.Grama 8:30 Dally LIP! 12:110 Newt 12:30 Agrlculture Program US 'Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Muaical Interlude Country <Jo.Rouod (Wed.-AucUon) Frl, Ahn••liiZ:30 The Rev. MerUn Teets 1:55 Ne111 Btu 9:10 Nawa 1:110 1he Jim Hltl Sbow l:ot Country <Jo.Rouod 7:tlt( BW Miller Srow 6:30 SUndown Serenade 2:55 Newa Beat t:e& Coi!H Wltb Janet 7:30 ljlgn Off 3:00 Mid-Way MatiltM 10:10 Swap Shop · IIUU)a: 3:55 Newa Beat 10:15 Morntll8 M:edltallonl 7:30 Sign On -Army Hour 4:00 Dlsclltg Wllb 0... t0:30 Portr&Ua o! a Patriot 7:55 News 4:30 llllerdtlllle IG:S BW Miller Show 8:110 Baptist La)'llltll'a Hour I:Qil Commaolty NIWI lO:ts Mason A£1'. PriJD (Tuel.) S\tnllay Show 5:05 Muqn C4lltnly Nl1ll 10:. Fllilll.t Wf,lllldp 1:10 T1tt Bible 8peUa To 5:10 Worltl & Nat'l Nt111 1'111D 9:C5 StlndiJ Sbow , Shleldi) (Fridaya) 10:00 Tbe Good Lift 11:10 New• ":15 Conareasman'a Report 11:!1& TIDY'• eo.trJ Jtmet!CIII $IJDdl)' Show 11 :~ Tlay'a CQunl:tJ llymlt lUI The Qulel Hour 10:0 A.S.C. (Pete ~ Newa 12:10 CGiul B19cl: Ne111 12:15 '1'lte Cbrlatian'a Hour 12:-Got:nler'IGIIHU. . (Frl) 12:3<1 The lin. Mlrlln Teell b :, Lift)' Alltlln\lD ~w 1:00 '1"'• Rn. H. G. Stew.C Ho Jim .... a.ow 1:30 The Rn. S11aa Blllupa 4:1S li'"Wiar Alllll $11.2:110 '1'lte lllv. Anlfrew ('1\tes-Tltur.) 2:41 'nle ae.. Rallcoe Ul Newl (Loeal) 1:11 8uttdv ••• Jim "'""· lllvw f;• ~enadl· I:IJII Newa 7:all 1:30 8mtJet 'Bow.m 7:00 Off The Air f:l10 On 1:00.15 Cl9et 7:01 Re Still • Kaow 7:02-30 New• 7:30 Otat • a... 7:45 Fl,nt . . . ~ 1:10 Oblo VllleJ Nflil I:IIWII Warld N.,a ~ . lldtool (lit ,,.. Illite • 8!ul7 '1'11111 'l'lll OoldiD lay ., "¢neCfftlf IAIIflllun · 11:1S MUilcal Interlude 11:30 Repullilcan Lealalatttrl 11:45 Walter Moeller 12:01 Local & Ohio Newtt 12:20 EVIIII Bulletin Board 12:25 New.o.Gra1111 12:30 Garden Club SalllrdaJ Malin• Alternate Satunlaya 1:15 New1 Beat 2:110 Saturday MatlnH 2:56 News Beat S:UO Saturdly Matinee 1:55 Newa Beat t :l10 Dlsclq Wltb D 4:30 Top Ten Rev110 5:00 Saturday News Reporl I :15 Dinner Mualcale 5:30 Commwlity Choirs 7:110 Oft Tbe Air __, - "ri4N\( -m&Y'll 'TRY 'TO 'IQl? THERE'S SOMET HING Ol>l>tY OIFFeli.Et>IT ABOUT 1'HE WA'I 'IOU ~OOK AT ME , CHARLIE. I QUITE PUT Ft~GER ON 7:19 Sign On 8:110 The Singing Preaehtr 8:15 NeWI ll.,n 8:30 <.turd~ Ill a1l'lll 9:110 MUIIcal rm.lllllt Flrll Bapllll ~ ~··Newaatapel Supda7 lllltal 12:110 12:15 1:110 1:30 2:110 3:110 1:30 NfWI ~ Epllenpal Chiii'CII clutrcli of ~ Goopel Call Old Folb Hqur 110 Hit Parade N~• ~1:31 • Hit Par~ 1:51 New• 110 Hit Parll\lf UG News Headlllies 4:31110 mt Parade 4:51 Newa 5:00 CUy Ommlu(- Rep. i:IJ 1811 Hit Parad' 7:10 Off The Air •=" • BUNNEll J.Tml'f I NENER ii'M! CAtteElO IEGRt'TrT, 8111121 �.. I • 10, 11181 Rutland nu,·:gh p rom is 'Evening in Paris' j Janet Price and Jim HighdSQc:o:~ ert, Rutland ~~·0 w~~.c~:r,:•al cl~ss ~ Ronnie Taylor, Senior movie at th Meigs Theatre front of the stage and featur- Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mr. and e et !'abies ed a rustic setting of "'hit e Mrs. Duane Stanley, Mr. ~r::~·~t.d:~~;~:;:;~~:;e~;;::.;.o::;.;~a,~q~renchtbeme ··~ought e. Saw Paris," by Alan Black- centered w•th wood and arrang~lments/f ~Ins, :~;t~':~~~:~:\:~·::: iron furniture, rou; ands red geramums Hiram Slawter, Mr. and J~~ot~l~c~~i cl~: ~~~' ao~dm~:i!~urc:'~":,d~=· w:~ a~~cu~~; ·members Hobs~~~:~~ugene MtJPieo'trlplyeAbo,nut Pomeroy . ev:~~~~un':O!nd Mr. and Mrs. Rolllll Travel,rs are Returned from Trip ' fo Fair, Philadelphia, Capital :ts~k=:~ ·=al.l.~beled: "Lady a New York and Washlii&IODI i). Bird Guest Arllst Sergio Franchi Yoq wu entertained tbe lll'OUP Yll I b Don S th and' Tom ':. I :nber "Hm..esslonal Club, bers. Mr Franchi lo now IPyse.' a voc~ V "'b th .,.In Philadelphia they visited pearing lD • Broadway musleal :;,.po:Od Mro Young's sister Lydia L: written by Richard Roger·• enJ ~n_e Lucas, son dra Dean 'MJean · where Mrs. y'oungo • bro- titled ' "Do I Hear A Waltz?" Davis T1l11S Beverly Forbea, ary Dr. Hugh H. Davlo of SyCro~er Lat!schia Gates Mike racuse, N. y' also was a ' •J h ReCoani.... Memberl Nicholson Steve Grimm, o n 11\1881. Their Dell stop was Grate, LittiThe,. Lee Leviliown, N. Y., where the For Study Course Ray Alklrel . bel s w~·'ct."; Youngs visited their daughter Several members of the Mlcl. by voca num r, . and son·ln-law, Mr . and and their Mrs. dlepocl~-••"" First Baptist Churcll tez" b R berta Kraeuter AI last Wedn ' f y ~h·10 U01·verSlty • tmayer were r• ...,..~. esguest rom · II lll'andsons, Stewart and Larry. day evening during the prayer Closing remarks were made Middleport Per8onals whose mother Is 1. While there they enjoyed a day service for a course they had by Mr McKenzie, executiVe Mrs. Julia Davis and the World's Fair. This is completed "Cbristian 'Responhead Miss Sabra Canaday was weekend guests of Mr. Broyleo of Gallipois and tbe second year that tbe Youngs slbllity l~tltute," conducted by accompaniSt for the muSical 0 Mr. Leo Kennedy were Mrs. Lucie B. Hawkins of Mid- have visited the Fair and they the Rev. Donald Boone. numbers. The Chester Garden Club met They come In shades of pmks, and Mrs. Clarence Bailey deport were Sunday dinner wish !bey could go again. Taking the course were Ml'l. Th school gym was the set- Wednesday evemng at the home purple, and while and bloom sons, Richard and Michael, of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Returning to Washington D. Gerald Anthony, Mra. G. W. tin the dance the of Mrs Esther Wnght with about the middle of May, but Springfield, .and Mr. and . . c. on Sunday, May 2, they Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I g wtlh the "DtmenSlons" Mrs George Frederick, Jr., as they have beautiful fru!ls used Michael Ohlmger and son, Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Krider spent tbe remainder of their Cheesebrew, Mr. and Mrl. Fred lldainnmeins'trumental dance band The meeting open- lor decorallon and some for chael, of Nelsonville .. Mrs VIc Pecora and vacation with their daughter Gibbs Mrs. Beulah White and from Ohio Umversity providmg ed Wlth the Club Collect in uni- jellies in the fail. . . . ey and SODB alsoll;s of Columbus and Mr. and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jacob Torner. The c:ourse TONIGHT . music The gym was transform- son, led by the VICe president, Arrangements recelvmg a hiS father, Mr. ~ :~ Russell Krider Pierce Rice. They were enter- of study inclnded instructiOD on "THE PINK PANTHER" wards were made by Mrs H~ Mrs. Elmr De~lrn of s. aro od fr iday evenmg. to talned at dinner one evening how to read, pray, witneso, conOavJd ~ l\'E'/1 Peter SPllers ed int~ a Pans setting fealur· Mrs. Wright Ing an 8-foot Eiffel Tower m the Due to the fire that destroy- mer Holter, Mrs. Earl Dean ani laD Past an~~ y with weekend .w•th their with Miss Florence Smith, fur- duct meeting, survey the Bible, ( lt><.hmco lor) - andcenter entire!) covered With col- ed the home of the April hos· the hostesses. The coJSages a. ton VISJte\ a~d Miss Krider and to merly of Pomeroy. put ideas into action, public Helllv Silva ~Jt 7a lwth ored lights, mobile ballerina tess, Mrs. Purley Karr, the Ap- so were Judged. R.h~afSans ury . mother ·at Veterans On May 4th they were lunch- speaking, and worship. Th I \.1on1 gonH't} and stars suspended from the nl meetrng had been cancelled. Mrs. Paul Baer and Mrs. ScMr and Mrs. C. L. Wood Hospital. eon guests of Congre-.man and group wtll be in charge of tha "JOHNNY COOL" midmght blue paper streamer Twenty . two members ~n- Paul Karr conducted a contest Rav~nswood, W. Va. spent Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Mrs. Moeller at the llouse of morning worship IOfVlCI May sky dotted With Silver stars. s~ered the roll call by nammg won by Mrs. Dean and Mrs. ther's Day with his and Mr. and Mrs. John Repr1!$0111aUvel dining room. 16. In aech of the four corners her favonte Spring flower for Frederick Mrs. Donald Mora Mrs E M Wood. and Joetta and John, Mra. Moeller sent word through IN THE ARMY" were gardens w1th grass, white the Apnl roll call and for won the door pnze. Miss Ma~ianne Woodgerd, em- Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Young that sbe wo~ld be , , , Ja<k l,eHwn H11 kv \ctson trees, rose covered trellises and May each mem'ber wore a cor- After the meeting the club ployed in Columbus, spent the ert Larkina and .Roberta delighted to take. a~y vuntors Recogn.Uron Gwen oCnlm' potted plants A bndge cover- sage she had made. honored Mrs. Karr with a ktlch weekend with her parents, Mr. Long Bottom VISited from the lOth District on a Motherl at Church "SIEGE OF ''+'~e SAXONS" ed ~1th blue and silver stream- The verse of the month was en shower. Mrs Karr expressed and Mrs. Harold evening with Raymond tour of Capitol Hill. Janelle Srntl R•m,,ld LewiS ers was at the entrance w1th read by Mrs Carl Kautz and her thanks for that and for the Eric Chambers, Rio and guests. For Mrs. Young the highlight Mother's Day at the Mlddleilechnirolo• I three sides of the gym decorat- Mrs. Roy Miller. The hostess wonderful thoughtfulness. College student, spent the week- Sunday dinner guests o of tbe trip was the brunch hon- port First Baptist Church was ed with red brick background gave devotiOns, usmg "Peace" During social hour the hos· end w1th his parents, Mr. and mOJ,d Krider were Mr. and 'Irs. orlng the First Lndy in the observed during the On one wall Nas a large mural as her top1c. She read scr~pture tesses assisted by MISses Esth· Mrs. Richard Chambers. Marvin Krider and Mr. and 1\frs. Shoreham Hotel Regency Room. SOOool hour with recognition of the Elffel Tower. from Romans and Isaiah er' and Suzy Frederick, Miss Jeanette <;rook!, Mar- Vic Pecoa and . Peggy and Mrs Young was a gueat of Mrs. being stven to all mothers In Other Parts touches included ' Peace, and she gave a tn?ute served a desert course !etta. spent Mother s Day week- Michael and Augie Fontal18 Moeller. the CODIII'egatlon. th d ater fountam I to all of those who have g1ven The June meeting will be end w1th her [1ll'ents, Mr. and Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. The First Lady wu escorted Fred Hoffman, Sunday School TONIGHT & TUESDAY a and a the1r hves to protect this held at the home of Mrs. Don- Mrs. Walter Crooks. Russell Krider of Findlay. to the speaker's table by a ouperlntendenl, presented a "FATHER GOOSE" 10 reflector silver ball. country. . . aid and Pearl Mora. Sandra Brewington, Rio Mr. and Mrs Robert V.:llson member of tbe ~· S. M-orine pink carna~ to each motber C :~n Ctan t, Lt>slt t> t ;~ron g ed With red checked Durmg the bus mess sess1on Colle e and her lath- and family of Jackson VISited Band and after bemg Introduced present. Receiving apeclal reo tTr.rhlll('Oiol'J Colorcartoona the dance floor under Roy Holter was thanked Colum- Sunday wrth relabves In the by the president of the club cognition as the oldest mother a h held ped and commented on her recent b ' nt tbe weekend at their area. talk. UShe was present was Mrs. James Mwstrl canopy, e c · WMPO d'o t.at'on us, spe d M Robert Har made a short nding t lher - t candle in a wicker basket. VISit over ra ' s ' . home m Middleport. Mr. an rs. - stven a sta ova on. ray. Younges mo ..-WED. The ro ram during th ll was reported that the club OpiC IS Mr. and Mrs Val Edgar Rey- brecht and family of Worthing- After Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. was Mrs. Roscoe Wise IDd the NOT OPEN J[Olmce P lgd d a solo "I Love has recently furmshed floral ooids and children of Morgan- ton were weekend gueats Hubert Humphrey were escort- mother with the most chlldten - - - - - - - - - Paris by for the County town, w. va. spent the their mothers, Mrs. Raymond ed in, the wives of tbe Cabin- present w11 Mrs. Fred Hoff· FRIDAY & SATURDAY R berta Kraeuter· "The Songs 1eacht'J's meetmg, the Eastern "B. g A Christian" was the end With his parents, Mr. and Harbrecht and Mrs. Norman et members, SUpreme Court man. M•r 14·15 Moulin Rouge." by Alan band and Mr. Charles topi..:f the deovtiOns by MISs Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. McCallum. Judges ¥d Officers of !be Blackwood· "Three Coms m a Blakeslee s anmversary party at Freda Grueser when the Hap- John Zerkle has been Mr. and Mra Robert Reinhart Club, wele ,escorted to the NOT ONLY Fo\IRY TALES F u tam .. · by Jean TJII!s· Pomeroy; and the club will help py Harvesters class of the Fed- ed to hiS home from and family of Jackson speakers table by a Marine, :e· Broth Grimm who rroy .. Stev I Se; Sere" by the with decorations and flower ar- erated church met Friday even- Methodist Hospital In Sunday with Mrs. . splendent his uniform With The "ctOO:lla" "Han· ens, 1'> Hal dm. J my Van C d 'th S b rangemenUI for the all sports . g at the church bus where he was under Reinhart and Mrs. C l y d bright red Jacket, making a wrota " I the Dyke. omra ".WI a ra u banquet. the Band Concert and m Mrs Henr Reibel president, vation and treat.ment. He is Brown. striking appearance with the set and Gretel a so were "LAW OF THE LAWLESS" accompamsl. .lane L cas laureate services at Esst- 0 pened the ~eeting 'with the ported 1mproving. Miss Polly Karr of ladles in their colorful ball and authors of a 111'081 Germatl h: ('l'echmrolorl announc~r. ern and for the Eighth Gradel ra er from the ear book. 'Ml· and Mrs. Ike Wilt SUnday with her parents, dresses. tlonary and many other P ~vonne DeCor to, Dale Rol> Followmg the u.;nce the Commencement and Alumm group sang "J~sus Calls J'llltrlren, Pat and Chris of Mr and Mrs. Charles R. Karr The theme of the gathering logical works, according: : ; dent<t and their guests banquet at Chester, Us," after which Miss Grueser lumbus, and Dennis Saelens, .' was ''The Lady Bird Special." Britannica Junior Encyc pa • r Mrs. Homer Holter Mrs. Wy- read Psalm 96 and m her med1- Grande Colleg~ stud~nt, Mrs. Fred Zimmerman Each table, which held Ia. p ~.I.~ att Chadwell and M~s Buell talOn on the topic brought out the weekend Wl~d~e~ Freddie ad Mrs. Marion Ridenour attended the wild flow.I the importance of attendance Mr and Mrs op of Columbus are the er and wild life Garden Club !at church and of carrying dout Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter tour at the caves m Hockmg l what was learoed in every ay son spen d ht Sandra Mr. and Mrs. James WIU nt on Sunda, lvmg. A poem, "Fo. Those Who w1lh their aug er, •. family cou Y )II t d t bu Follow " aod prayer by Miss student at Kent State Mr and Mrs Gene Money was co ec e o Y ' sed h d r t d other relatives · · Alkire II seeds for the 4-H clubs m the Grueaer c10 t e evo IOns. yM , an R th and Joy and Kimberly and Kevm of Ourmg busmess ary ol u Mr. and Mn. lumbus were weekend guests Chester commumty. ~ans werethemade for 8sesSJon, rum- daughters 'The 1965-66 officers were ~age sale m the Swisher bmld- old Sauer, spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Pa:ker. • ::::::=::::;::~~ elected. Mrs. Esther .g Second St Friday and Sunday in Reedsville with Mrs. Susie Wmdon o H01n-11 w1ll be the new president, ~"atu~~ay Mrs. R~Jbel, Mrs. i cot~lns, Jean, Jane and W. Va. and Mr. P ._ Purley Karr, v1ce Phil Memhart and Mrs. Bentz I Whitehead. Koenig of C~ton we1rell Mrs Robert Wood, secretary; Wolfe Will be 10 charge on Ffl· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S~day guests of their Sllller,ll 24 X 40"- 27 X 54"- 3ft. X 5 ft, OF ALL YOUR ' '<Irs. Carl Mora, day and Mrs. Adam Ebersuach spent the weekend in Canton MISs .Ethel at the retary and Mrs. Claence Clara Karr and Mrs. Max guests of their daughter and of Mtss Elsie Hart and attendlmg was . re-elected treasurer Meitrart 00 Saturday. family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Me- ed the .funeral of their uncle, 4ft. x6ft. -5 ft. x 8ft. Mrs. Re1d You~g and Mrs Committese lor serving din- Kay and family. They went to Dana F1ck. Leonard, Billy and l Fredenck read Now Is ner to the Lions club were nam· observe the birthday Paul Pickens of Pt. Pleasant, Time" tips for gardeners and included May u, Miss sary of- their daughter, Mrs. W. Va. were alao guests of Mi.. 6ft. x9 ft. -6ft. x 12ft. Mrs Young presented an · Lena Grueser, Mrs. McKay. Koenig. terestmg paper about the Cuckler and Mrs Clnra Karr; Mrs. Horace McElhinny sub- ----'' - - - - - - - PAY THE CLEANING On Sale an tht 2nd Flaar In tht Drapery De;!. tiful "Fiowenng Tree . May 19: Mrs. 1. B. Weed, Mrs. stituted In the Middleport E[e. ALLIANCE, Oblo (UP!) ; CHARGES IN THE FALL! wh1ch IS the followermg crab. Karr and Mrs Phil Meinhart; mentary Schoob for Mra. John B. Grosa, currently Popular crab apple trees are May 26, Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, ert Allensworth. Florida Southern UltiVet'Slt:v. ll the Oriental, Carmen and Dol- Mrs. LoUis Reiel and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Vernon Weber, will become dean of Mount go - the Dolgo IS the best for Karr, and June 2, Ms. Weber and Mrs Jon College on Aug. 1. He thiS part of the country. The Dessauer, Mrs Lawrence renee Mllho~n vlslted thlo succeed M. Francia Clurtstlle,ll nowermg crabs get to be about ning and Mrs. Henry Reibel. at Holzer I osp1tal with resigned. 1 mches in d1amter. A vote ol thanks was given renee Milhoan, a patient at lhe ~ ~~~~;;;,;ii;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiilii LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS can be planted m late fall Miss Thelma Grueser lor mak- hospital. early spnng in average, well ing out the sales tax report. Suzanne Bradbury was unlnConvenient Pickup Stations in MlddltpC~rt-Pomeroy 1 dramed soli and should not be Cards of thanks were aent tentionally o~ltted from tbe Phono Pomeroy WY 2-5428·Middleport WY 2-5130 ferlllized. It is not necessary Mrs Wilham Kenedy and of the .Middleport senior I to prune Olm Boothe for donations lleld Friday evenutg. to the class. The group BBng the part of Mar~a, ""'~'II "Happy Birthday'• to Mrs. deceased w1fe. .,cm• Wolfe and M1so Maud Darryl Stumbo, and his r001n·11 11 Grueser. mate, Sam Yocuzzo, of lA!lroy, 11 The meeting closed with the New York, both students MIZpah benedicihon, and games Kent State UmverSity, an were played with pnzes award- friends, Sue Lynn Mac\, IIU(~· I I to Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Mrs. rus, and Darlene Peters, ~~~{~ Jl Adam Ebersbach, Miss Lena ford, N. Y., students at t Grueser and Miss Maud Wesleyan Unlver$tty, wer11 ll How you cera 6crl't beautiful droperits weekend guests of Darryl's e';.. salad course was served Mr. and Mra.. ClllliOI'(t[l cusfG~a-made fo 10"' exact window mecrsuremtn4 Mrs Fred Dessauer and and family· Max .MeiiYart from a table . Sunday .vtsltoro with Mrs. Mailltt!ltl r ...._ • ..,. wNt-, •r ._. 0 rylng the pink and white color ne 113wkmo were her sisters, Lltlttl MUM theme with white cover and 'If· Mrs. Helen Davis of • - ....., ... • 1111ttt t1 r and Mr. and Mro Leslie Beck ltltkr• litllll. . 1 t• ..... M!lltl and children, Unda Lou, ""1''11 llllollttl IMt o Tr}ftt·look.. ,11111 els, Tony and Tommy Of polls. S.. our ••te seloclioo of looiU!iful A Whlto Luther Mrs. Donald Crum ofr ~~~~~~ - ftllrla. &ptct ta bo dolightH with ton, W. Va. spent the _w our line teilorint ond careful workMid HMI with her father, Mr. 0. Hlndy Nuhip. How yo• con huo dra· an4 family. porlll reilly cu•t--mode for your rangemen1 of pink uaieal wi!HIGwt w111t thtt tailorid to •p_er. pink napkins. llosteases for fectioB JMI'" elwayt doslro~. ; June meeting will be '"'···" Thelma Grueser lind Mn. ry Reibel, wltb Mn. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cuckler In charge of lor gp:om and banquet Friday evening at the high school Dona' McKenZie, e<ecUtlve head, made the presentatiOns. James Vennaedri. ;•gh c•ownand Will ue Dillon as prmce cess · durmg the festiVIilehs b l The theme of t e anque and dance . . An Evenmg m Paris." was camed out m the decorations and favors. The turkey . dmner was serv ed '" the grade school cafetena wtth Ohhnger givmg the table ' Miss Sallv Schaaf was mistress ior the program fol· 1 . th dmner. was given by th J lor class president Cheryle and the by tro~esy, tf ~~as, A~:~~~np~~c~::: ~~!:~~y~~a':fes ~ R~sty. and their given each person with nutcups guests attending were Mr. and decorated With the Elffel Tow- Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mr and <r accent Mrs. Carl Demson, ;t.~r. & Mra. Freshm.en . boys serving has Mr. 0 0 ""P PariSian w81ters were J arv ' · w· Jl Fink Billy Tucker olra Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. Harold ISO, m · . ' V · M tha Allan Blackwood. Robert Sm•th, Sa~er, James ~~""''K· art D 'd Rice Roger Black Ohlinger Leda ,..ae raeu er, avi ' Dennis Sch!llmg Mary E.' Chapman, Sally Schaaf, They wore Linda Haley, James Adams, French bereb a~d red and Doo Spencer, Everett Holcomb, white checked cumberbunds. and W'll' I lam Thorp. A large garden was placed in Other guests were Mr. and William !lday, and re Jame• Class ::, and ams n pen for the banquet G were Mrs. eor ge White ' Mrs. Harv01• Erlewme and Mrs. II Lillie Waitresses for the se . d dinner were freshman an omore girls under the of Leda Kraeuter, ed and dpunch were serv the ance. ~ons;rs ~~t~·~ M~ti~ !~ ~;:: Sc~!!fha~rmen W~o~ ~~;'~.n~i~Gorby •I Mr. and. Mrs. V. D. and Cheryl and David Sunday with thir parents, d Mrs Earl Shrleges of Mrs. W. A. Athens . Mr L F Mr. ad B. • • leb Mrs. Walter Miller ' B Mitchell were Mrs. oney Mansfield Saturday, to the funeral of Mrs. L. H. er. J. 'Tracy lutedMrs. at tbeE.Harrisonville last week for Mrs. e Mr. ad Mrs. Tbos. Yo11111 of 10 places, bad an authentic ' : Welt MaJn.St returned Friday del of a train engine in where ~or loll~wing c~>-hostess. at y • enttne ( Mr.: ~:1.m:o: g=c~ ~~ ~po~a'ndbol~::s::: ~~ains ~nd Racine Going For 80 o Aid On Sewerage .,._v Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Frederick, are Hostesses f Ch ester Garden C/ ub ·~~:g we~come L:~g. respo~se ~=::=~~;;~;,i • ~~ Tu.~;·~~·~ACKIES~·;H:~·12 ~:;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;::;:::::=~~ MEIGS TH EATRE ~bout Sp~ncer ~e~:~~~~gms1arw revolv~ ~~:~r Church ClaSS T • •8 • emg A Christian M:y W~fSDAY :~c~~: Sprmgli~e." ~ecorations ban~uet fr~m "P~~Ks:~b~GS ~day MI~S ;;a~a~s B~e~ington, I D~~·=~~~"~l~~~ "~u~ T~elve ~ and I Cadet, Junior hi '.;er:itsioi'"n.'"W'"m~-·B~e'"n~d~iiix""':::ii~ '.' Wheeler Drake, Veteran PHS Teacher, to Retire £ , J. a~th~r!~e~:;sin Porch Rugs All the Popular Sizes NOW IN STOCK~ ..... ~ssJStant ~oenlg, WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER ' ! 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OPTOMETRIST Office 80111'1: 8 10 12. ~ 10 II cCJO.. at NOOD 011 1'11111'1. - £Ill Court st., .PomemJ r.tk The Cadet Band will play "Here Comes the Parade,'' a march by Weber; "Symphortette For Band," by Erickson, in three sbort movements; a novelty number, "Carnival For Trombones," by Kinyon; "The Young Prince and Princess," by Rlmsky - Korsakoff from the classical "Scherazade," "Skip to My Lou," cha cha arranged by Stein; "Village Charm," by Osterling, and concluding with "The Challenge," a march, by Weber. � 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. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 10, 1965 patterson reuter sines walters weigand