https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ea8afed6e4af752672bd51ca7108f226.pdf a49764a1e4358ccf972e24e803e1ffe7 PDF Text Text .... ') '(' ., r7~ ·~ ~~~S~f~i~~~- - . c • ..,. ' I j llll1'rllil•jult m·for emnl dayalrom •......., vloleally" ' -be ~ bOml.llll bls body '•' 1mll1ed . THIJJGS. '10 ;6iJe.D.. ,. • ,, ·I ' \ -'~-l BUT fv'IDST OF ALL, "THE" ~AS.Ot-J .I. LoVE: APRIL I:S &CAUS€'... .. I performed ••• . .• ...:- . ~-! ', Bus I ·, • ' ..-. �• ~ ' l 'Riotenee ' u thoie of radical ~~=~ split· off faeUon Democratic . Tile old atereOtypecl caricature of the aaareblst u II beuded Ruulan heaving bowling bd·lhapecl bombl :with ••nlln2 fules is out of date. The Weathermen an educated, ' othenille cblldrea of middle· !llld upper. ..,.... • AmerlciiD . Tbe female of thll species' II u . dedi· eatecl !llld cUy as the male. . So far the ODiy human cuua!Ues of the terroriiUype bombs have been the terrorists themselve$. SUch goOd luck caDDO! be expected to eonUnue. Even If the;bomben don't Intend It, a mlscliculallon or mlifunetlon In a Um· flir: devke II bound to result In a tregedy tak1nJ the lives ofllmocent people some day. . Not much CAD be dooe about that. But ~ can be done about the,ridiculous ease w1tb wbicll almoit 8J!YODe · can obtain bigh explosives. In most sts.te•l::t~ mere· 1y the signing of a nam~ na!)'e and , ~ statement of purpaae any p~se. No Identification or lleenae Ia required. - . Two bills designed to cbaDge this sltuallon ba~ been ~ lnlrodueeclln Congress In recent days. One would levy a ·M fedaral tu on the 'lnteratate transfer of elQ)Joslves and ~ .require the regiltrallon of persons Involved In ·the trans· •· acU011 Tbe &ecO.IId would ouUaw the sale of etplosiver to : · cbltl·iddlets !llld tiM!· mentally Ill ADd require deaim to the name age and adilress of buyers. Pi;eaident : NIJ:011 bas announced he will submit a batch ol pfoposaJs ~ to Congress IDcludiDg one to impose the death penalty on • the perpetr~tor of a bombing wbicll results In a fatality. : 't.&wmaters In aeveral eapltsla are alao considering new ·· aent Voice itlottg . ily • I r • "' neOn! : tawi tO curb the sale and tranaportaUon and use Of .ex. • ploljves as wen as tbelr illldt miDutacture. It will do little : gOI)d hOwever if one state passes strln&ent laWI !llld liD· : IJthef doea not,' for would-be bombers will limply go where • they cAD buy tbelr ma~ aad will not be deterred by : ftderallawa governing lnterstete traDaport of explosives. : .Wbat Ia Jleeded Ia a model law that can be adopted by ' atate. · fanatic wlio is · ':kl~lW~' ,tf'!:t; ~·!"1 by -may Sometimes natural that pleasea " dis· aster turns our 'dreams ln!o Jravody. ln....,.... moaM a happy 111ding. . .... ""',_' The average newspaper reader apeodl '!/ mlnules eacb day digesting both advertising and editorial content ' ID • IIIII Of tbat the ' ·death coiDit ml.M8 was of "safety" We �• ~ ' l 'Riotenee ' u thoie of radical ~~=~ split· off faeUon Democratic . Tile old atereOtypecl caricature of the aaareblst u II beuded Ruulan heaving bowling bd·lhapecl bombl :with ••nlln2 fules is out of date. The Weathermen an educated, ' othenille cblldrea of middle· !llld upper. ..,.... • AmerlciiD . Tbe female of thll species' II u . dedi· eatecl !llld cUy as the male. . So far the ODiy human cuua!Ues of the terroriiUype bombs have been the terrorists themselve$. SUch goOd luck caDDO! be expected to eonUnue. Even If the;bomben don't Intend It, a mlscliculallon or mlifunetlon In a Um· flir: devke II bound to result In a tregedy tak1nJ the lives ofllmocent people some day. . Not much CAD be dooe about that. But ~ can be done about the,ridiculous ease w1tb wbicll almoit 8J!YODe · can obtain bigh explosives. In most sts.te•l::t~ mere· 1y the signing of a nam~ na!)'e and , ~ statement of purpaae any p~se. No Identification or lleenae Ia required. - . Two bills designed to cbaDge this sltuallon ba~ been ~ lnlrodueeclln Congress In recent days. One would levy a ·M fedaral tu on the 'lnteratate transfer of elQ)Joslves and ~ .require the regiltrallon of persons Involved In ·the trans· •· acU011 Tbe &ecO.IId would ouUaw the sale of etplosiver to : · cbltl·iddlets !llld tiM!· mentally Ill ADd require deaim to the name age and adilress of buyers. Pi;eaident : NIJ:011 bas announced he will submit a batch ol pfoposaJs ~ to Congress IDcludiDg one to impose the death penalty on • the perpetr~tor of a bombing wbicll results In a fatality. : 't.&wmaters In aeveral eapltsla are alao considering new ·· aent Voice itlottg . ily • I r • "' neOn! : tawi tO curb the sale and tranaportaUon and use Of .ex. • ploljves as wen as tbelr illldt miDutacture. It will do little : gOI)d hOwever if one state passes strln&ent laWI !llld liD· : IJthef doea not,' for would-be bombers will limply go where • they cAD buy tbelr ma~ aad will not be deterred by : ftderallawa governing lnterstete traDaport of explosives. : .Wbat Ia Jleeded Ia a model law that can be adopted by ' atate. · fanatic wlio is · ':kl~lW~' ,tf'!:t; ~·!"1 by -may Sometimes natural that pleasea " dis· aster turns our 'dreams ln!o Jravody. ln....,.... moaM a happy 111ding. . .... ""',_' The average newspaper reader apeodl '!/ mlnules eacb day digesting both advertising and editorial content ' ID • IIIII Of tbat the ' ·death coiDit ml.M8 was of "safety" We �fORe,fll ·. IN · ld.TH .PldUCTS. ., . " ..,~, We carry only ihe best in hiHIIth nt~li for everyone in th!! fomily fro111 ~by to (irandpol Your well-being is our bviintssl .. •. ~ ·• U~® - SAL~ f .. ~ , BIG FAMILY LOAD SMALL . PRICE BUDGET l(obbie Sajs: · . Racine Social Events BY. Mn. Fraaell Mom. •Mrs. Margaret Houdasllelt I attended SUnrl8e service at the I Church of Chrtat lJi Mlddleporl. ol Her. grsnddaughter, &verlee Houdashelt, . was bapUzed • foU9Wing the service. . Thorne <;oltrlll Of I.Ggl!l • weekend with his parenta, ·Mr . 8lld Mrs. Raymond Snider at , Columbus. . Miss cheryl · Maslonta, student at the Uillvenlty FayetlevWe, Artanaas, apeni Easter vac~Uon wltb her parent., Mr, 8lld Mrs. Ralph Mr. Harold Hamm of Maslonta 8lld ber llliter, '!'rUdY. P~ .• were Friday Mr. 8lld Mrs. Reick voimg ol · gueill o1 Mrs. Ethel . Columbus spent Easter with her 8lld MrS. Ada· Bay,. . patel\la, Mr. ond•Mrs. MsrUn of·Mr.and'Mrs. Wilcoxen. ·· · · Wete Mr. 8lld . Miss D!anna · Cross_. o!' eol~bus spept Easter willi ~r --• parent.,- Mr. and Mn.· Eirl = .... Crose. • . • • 8CUFtDRUM 181N.FAN ~HP.MOTOR ' Noroe hii•h airtlow,low temperature drying system redlaswrin~lo �fORe,fll ·. IN · ld.TH .PldUCTS. ., . " ..,~, We carry only ihe best in hiHIIth nt~li for everyone in th!! fomily fro111 ~by to (irandpol Your well-being is our bviintssl .. •. ~ ·• U~® - SAL~ f .. ~ , BIG FAMILY LOAD SMALL . PRICE BUDGET l(obbie Sajs: · . Racine Social Events BY. Mn. Fraaell Mom. •Mrs. Margaret Houdasllelt I attended SUnrl8e service at the I Church of Chrtat lJi Mlddleporl. ol Her. grsnddaughter, &verlee Houdashelt, . was bapUzed • foU9Wing the service. . Thorne <;oltrlll Of I.Ggl!l • weekend with his parenta, ·Mr . 8lld Mrs. Raymond Snider at , Columbus. . Miss cheryl · Maslonta, student at the Uillvenlty FayetlevWe, Artanaas, apeni Easter vac~Uon wltb her parent., Mr, 8lld Mrs. Ralph Mr. Harold Hamm of Maslonta 8lld ber llliter, '!'rUdY. P~ .• were Friday Mr. 8lld Mrs. Reick voimg ol · gueill o1 Mrs. Ethel . Columbus spent Easter with her 8lld MrS. Ada· Bay,. . patel\la, Mr. ond•Mrs. MsrUn of·Mr.and'Mrs. Wilcoxen. ·· · · Wete Mr. 8lld . Miss D!anna · Cross_. o!' eol~bus spept Easter willi ~r --• parent.,- Mr. and Mn.· Eirl = .... Crose. • . • • 8CUFtDRUM 181N.FAN ~HP.MOTOR ' Noroe hii•h airtlow,low temperature drying system redlaswrin~lo �I. ,, .. ft ~ , ~.t;liQe;.a .. ~· · '.· · · ·: ""' ""'To;. S~IM Pl~up, ·two-~ pelllt, V-1 *'QIIIe, OM · ,..... 'if. IQi(at~. .f ,r-, . ,\' J"• \. ' '"• • • ~., ' ~"". .,>t ' · · • ( · IM1FORD ,, '· · !h , ,• llanchero, V·l inOh!r, automallc ··lrlll.mloslon. -s~lng, 10\V.ml¥· ·, , • · or • ·,~ \ Par't·•.•. "" "'" sn I"' CHEVRDL.T '.. am 2 Too Cab & Chassis wHh 14' lnsulatecl van body. A Rool Athens county, 356·(1.51-3.16) - 356, In Waterloo . Buy. resurfacing with ·' · •• , •• , • 1" • ' ' crete . Pavement "Width - Various. Projtd and Work Length 11,212:1 feel or 3.26 mlltt. Port No. I Athens county, Ohio, on ~TH 681 -7.79 - ·state Route 681. In Aluander Township, by resurfacing with asphalt con - crete. Pavement Width - 11 feet. Project and Work Length 14,256.0 feel or 2.70 miles. WANT 'AO Pert No. 4 Meigs County, OhiO, on MEG 1..3-20.66 - Stele Route 143, In INFORMATION DIADLINIS 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Monday Deedllne9a.m. . C•ncellatlon & CorrtctJons Will be accepted untu9 a .m , fllr Day Of PUbliCJtlon REGULATIONS Township, by resurfacing with asphalt conColumbia crete. Pavement Width - II tnt . Project end work Length Z0,-'33.6 fHt or 3.1,_ miles. "The date set tor completion of this work shall be 11 set forth In the bidding proposal." The Publisher reserves the r ight to edit Gr reject any ads deemed oblectlonat. The publisher will not be r11ponslblt for mOre than one Incorrect Each bidder shall be rectUirec;t to file with his bid a certified check for an amount equal to fin per cent of Ilia bid, but In 110 event more than ten thousand dollars, or a bond tOr ten per cent of his bid, payable to the Director . Bidders must apply, on Insertion . · RATES . For wan I Ad Service 5 cents per word one Insertion Minimum .Charge 7.Sc 1~ centl per word three consecutive lnsert'lons . 21 Cents per word six con · th~ Help Wanted ... "()liCE CARRIERS WA"TED For Pomeroy Area Phone 992-2156 proper forms, for qualification · secutlve lnser'llons. The ~ily Sentinel 25 Per cent Discount on palct at lent ten d1~1 prior . to the date set for openlng bids In ads and ads paid Within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS accordance with (';hepler 5525 & OBITUARY Ohio Revised COde: Sl .SO for so word minimum . Plans and sp-_clncatlons are on file In the Otpertm·ent of Eac:h add~~r~b 2c: . Male Highways and the Office of the· Division Deputy Director. Addillonal 25< Charge por DRWE.RS NEEDED. Train The Director rtsarvea th•1 Advertisement. now to drive Sf!ml-truck,locel right to relect any end 111 bids. OFFICE HOURS and over the road. You can P. E.MASHETER 8 :JO a .m. 10 s:oo p,m . Dally, earn hl"h wagn after short DIRECTOR 8:30 a ,m . to 12 : 00 Noon • nd saturday. tralni~. For Interview a . 'l"Jg Help Wanted Noti.Ce s & WDRIVE-IN. Increase In prices. NOW OPEN, appiiCII ion COlli 513-241-SID, or write Safety ' Sept., Nationwide Systems, Inc:., c'· .Spec:ials every Friday, Room 426, 307 E. 4th St., Transportation Bldg ., Cln· Saturday and Sunday. dnnatl, Ohio. No #2tc Located on Rt. 7 bypass. ------~-3·J0.30tc: WILL plc:k up merchandise and take to auction on a per· centage basis. Call Jim Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 742-4161. . . Alignment 7-ROOM HOME, 1'.>-iicreo, Sy tacuoe, Rt. 124. L~ basement. garlgo, c:an·· ., driveway, llrge 'yard, 2 porches, hardwood floor•· . -GUARANTEEo-;, Plenty of birch cab!ntfs .In PHON,E 992-2094 We Specl•llzeln kitchen, well towallcarpet.ln ' .' : R,ooll.ng' . living room . Q,oner ltovlng area. Must see to apt>reclote. ramera• Home& ""!"WI New & Old Work Make us an offer. Phone 992· Remodelljlg & 2278 for appointment. ' . 11061!.MIIfi-Po,liloroy,O. · 3.;12-llc Ca~penler Work ~II' l!venJngs SPI,NET plano. Wointed, HARRISON'S TV AND AN· TENNA SERVICE . Phone responsible perly 1o lake over low monthly payments on a !192·2522. Spinet plano. Can be seen locally . Wrlle crodfl ,tanks cltonad. Miller . CIGARETTE ~ending manager, P. 0 . Box ·tJ6. SEPTIC Sanitation. Siewert, Ohio. Ph. machlioti. end servlcu. ABC Shelbyville, Indiana. · · 662-303.1. En!err>r:l ... , Nlaoqn, w. Va. . . 3-31-121p 2-12-lfc c Phooe n:J.SS-Q. 6-9-lfc WALNUT slereo radio com· blnallon. Four-speed In- NEIGLER CONSTRUCTJON AIR CONDITIONING, termixed changer. Four - FOR BUILDING cw remodeling Relrlgerllflon service. ·Jod<'s speaker sound sr.sfem, dual lOUr home call Guy Nelgler or Relrlgeratl\in, New Haven. Oliver Sayre, Racine, Ohio. volume . contro . Balance Phone 812-2079. 1-18-180tc $67.<10. Use our bu<Ulol terms. 4-6-Ift Call 1192-3352. 3-31-ac FIREGARD. Fire 'protecflon c. e11n be had for your small homecir mobile home for less BEAUTIFUL colonial maple stereo, AM and FM radio, !han S1GO. C.ll ,-7-42·5539 cw 992· four speakers, -4-spee'd 9907 o•.send card to Box 28A. automatic changer, Separate . Rutland, Ohio for free ' 5-1-lfc controls. Balance $80.99."-Use estlmlll,. ! our time j>ayment plan. Call READ.v,tltiX CONCRETE 992-3352. 1 right to your delivered J.31-6tc WOMEN . AVAILABLE to do pro/eel. F.aif \and etsy. Free , hoUsework. Fran's Domutlc est matea . Phone 992·3284, Aide Strvlc:e. Phone 992-5857. Goegloln AWNINGS, storm doors arid Rlldy-Mix Co .. 3-22-:JOIC windows. carports, Middleport; Ohio. marquees, blown and batt . . Insulation. Elmer White, • A:fHERTON T.V. AND sales representallve. For free . elECTRONIC SERVICE. Phone-915-3849 Long 8oflom. esllmafes, phone Charlo& Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. · 3-11-lfc Johnson and Son, Inc. 5-1-lfc $5.55 .. · m-s45f -.:...,--- - - JJ) ,, 13 - 2tc . '. IN TJIE MATTI!R OF SET· . !TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, !PROlATE COURT, MEIGS J;OUNTY, OHIO • . 'followln~ Accounts named apd vouchers of the ::: fiduciaries t~ave been tiled In~ Probate ~;~~h~~1l~!,!~i~~;~;!~;;~~ J;9urt, Meigs Cou~fY~Ohlo. tor IPPf'OYII and HitllrnA~nt: ,, CASE NO. 19361 ·F,Irst and nel Account ,ot Mary Pauline orarlty, Administratrix of the state of Charles Arthur MOrarlty, Oe<:eased . · Wanted .To Bur OLD FURNITURE, dishes, trunks, etc. Write M. 0. Miller. Rt. 1, Pom~roy, 0. Call 992-6271. BidderS must apply on the 3-8-11< ·•CASE NO. 1"43 Flnt and proper farms, for quaf1flc•tlan ~rrent Account ot Ollie Tyree, at 1ea1t ten diYI prior to the tft,dmlnlstratrlx of the Estate of date set tor OPtnlng bkfl 1ft MINE POSTS. See 0t call Bob ~l J. Tlfte· Jr., deceased. accordance with Chapt.,. 5525 - Jeffers, Jeffers Coal Co., 992~ln:ls~cc!:.'nt19:r a:r~!~d·~~ Ohio ReYIIId Code. 3535 alter 1 p.m. i Fultz, Executor of tht Estate of onp~f~~· ~~~h~P"8~'~~~;::".:., a~~ Orrin R. Hunsicker, decused. Highways and t·he OffiCI of the CASE NO . 20230 Firat and Dlvl•lon Deputy Dlr~tor. th• .fJnal Account of Charles H. The Director reserves,. ~elss, Special Commissioner right 10 relect II"'Y and all. bids. t, the Estate of John Bush, P. E. MASHET,ER ~~~~odNO . 11207 Flr<l and DIRECTOR 2tc nal Acco~.tnl of Nellie Vale, (.C) 6• 13 , ardlen of lhe estate Of John Vale, a minor . CASE " NO 19610 First and ~-----------~-- . :~n~:~.·,~~:;u~:~~r~~· t':e Lon V. Greenlee, ' , used. CASE NO. 19523 First end !otnol Account Of Patricia l>unfeo. e ..c:utrlx of the Estate ~ · t1 l•• wauec:e, doc:eostd, .... ' .. UniHI txceptlonl art filed · ereto, said ec:countl will be ..,,htlting before uld Court on 6th. dey ot May, mo. at lchtlmuold occoun,.wlll bt sldered and contlnuld from ate of ~ ."to ~ day until flnallv disposed 1 1 I I 1 shopplna sprees 1 I· ·I ~-----------· ___ I - ' lnttrested m1y prior to the date set tor hearll"g:, e written exceptions to said F . H.O'Irlen , PROlATE JUDGE, ' tcounts or to matten perMEIGS COUNTY,OHIG falnlnG to the tKecution of the · ,.uat, not than five days (4) 6 - ltc Any person J••• OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any condition, as lonJ as have not been wet. P-aying 110 each. First flOor Only ..Mcwldllyl will be plc:k'-up day. Write, giving gPcJd directions, Witten -pflno Company, Box 181, Sardis, Ohlo, Of-46. ;. .L Classified Ads br Ina you t h U r I CIS I Dr '-2-6tc ' . . 3-13·30tp :oR 4 BEDROOM house 1n 1·· ~. coridltlM In or near r-: I eroy. stn<l all pertinent I Information to Box ,7rJ·M. c-o I Tho Dlllly Sentinel. Pomeroy, 1 Ohio, 457". . I .4-J.Jtc I I I · ~~~~O~p~-~~"'it~~~s~.... '-"'""' Tlolt lsNoiVIndlng ,SPOITSMIEN · - -. :11 Not. o( Z3.Pa1111e �I. ,, .. ft ~ , ~.t;liQe;.a .. ~· · '.· · · ·: ""' ""'To;. S~IM Pl~up, ·two-~ pelllt, V-1 *'QIIIe, OM · ,..... 'if. IQi(at~. .f ,r-, . ,\' J"• \. ' '"• • • ~., ' ~"". .,>t ' · · • ( · IM1FORD ,, '· · !h , ,• llanchero, V·l inOh!r, automallc ··lrlll.mloslon. -s~lng, 10\V.ml¥· ·, , • · or • ·,~ \ Par't·•.•. "" "'" sn I"' CHEVRDL.T '.. am 2 Too Cab & Chassis wHh 14' lnsulatecl van body. A Rool Athens county, 356·(1.51-3.16) - 356, In Waterloo . Buy. resurfacing with ·' · •• , •• , • 1" • ' ' crete . Pavement "Width - Various. Projtd and Work Length 11,212:1 feel or 3.26 mlltt. Port No. I Athens county, Ohio, on ~TH 681 -7.79 - ·state Route 681. In Aluander Township, by resurfacing with asphalt con - crete. Pavement Width - 11 feet. Project and Work Length 14,256.0 feel or 2.70 miles. WANT 'AO Pert No. 4 Meigs County, OhiO, on MEG 1..3-20.66 - Stele Route 143, In INFORMATION DIADLINIS 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Monday Deedllne9a.m. . C•ncellatlon & CorrtctJons Will be accepted untu9 a .m , fllr Day Of PUbliCJtlon REGULATIONS Township, by resurfacing with asphalt conColumbia crete. Pavement Width - II tnt . Project end work Length Z0,-'33.6 fHt or 3.1,_ miles. "The date set tor completion of this work shall be 11 set forth In the bidding proposal." The Publisher reserves the r ight to edit Gr reject any ads deemed oblectlonat. The publisher will not be r11ponslblt for mOre than one Incorrect Each bidder shall be rectUirec;t to file with his bid a certified check for an amount equal to fin per cent of Ilia bid, but In 110 event more than ten thousand dollars, or a bond tOr ten per cent of his bid, payable to the Director . Bidders must apply, on Insertion . · RATES . For wan I Ad Service 5 cents per word one Insertion Minimum .Charge 7.Sc 1~ centl per word three consecutive lnsert'lons . 21 Cents per word six con · th~ Help Wanted ... "()liCE CARRIERS WA"TED For Pomeroy Area Phone 992-2156 proper forms, for qualification · secutlve lnser'llons. The ~ily Sentinel 25 Per cent Discount on palct at lent ten d1~1 prior . to the date set for openlng bids In ads and ads paid Within 10 days. CARD OF THANKS accordance with (';hepler 5525 & OBITUARY Ohio Revised COde: Sl .SO for so word minimum . Plans and sp-_clncatlons are on file In the Otpertm·ent of Eac:h add~~r~b 2c: . Male Highways and the Office of the· Division Deputy Director. Addillonal 25< Charge por DRWE.RS NEEDED. Train The Director rtsarvea th•1 Advertisement. now to drive Sf!ml-truck,locel right to relect any end 111 bids. OFFICE HOURS and over the road. You can P. E.MASHETER 8 :JO a .m. 10 s:oo p,m . Dally, earn hl"h wagn after short DIRECTOR 8:30 a ,m . to 12 : 00 Noon • nd saturday. tralni~. For Interview a . 'l"Jg Help Wanted Noti.Ce s & WDRIVE-IN. Increase In prices. NOW OPEN, appiiCII ion COlli 513-241-SID, or write Safety ' Sept., Nationwide Systems, Inc:., c'· .Spec:ials every Friday, Room 426, 307 E. 4th St., Transportation Bldg ., Cln· Saturday and Sunday. dnnatl, Ohio. No #2tc Located on Rt. 7 bypass. ------~-3·J0.30tc: WILL plc:k up merchandise and take to auction on a per· centage basis. Call Jim Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 742-4161. . . Alignment 7-ROOM HOME, 1'.>-iicreo, Sy tacuoe, Rt. 124. L~ basement. garlgo, c:an·· ., driveway, llrge 'yard, 2 porches, hardwood floor•· . -GUARANTEEo-;, Plenty of birch cab!ntfs .In PHON,E 992-2094 We Specl•llzeln kitchen, well towallcarpet.ln ' .' : R,ooll.ng' . living room . Q,oner ltovlng area. Must see to apt>reclote. ramera• Home& ""!"WI New & Old Work Make us an offer. Phone 992· Remodelljlg & 2278 for appointment. ' . 11061!.MIIfi-Po,liloroy,O. · 3.;12-llc Ca~penler Work ~II' l!venJngs SPI,NET plano. Wointed, HARRISON'S TV AND AN· TENNA SERVICE . Phone responsible perly 1o lake over low monthly payments on a !192·2522. Spinet plano. Can be seen locally . Wrlle crodfl ,tanks cltonad. Miller . CIGARETTE ~ending manager, P. 0 . Box ·tJ6. SEPTIC Sanitation. Siewert, Ohio. Ph. machlioti. end servlcu. ABC Shelbyville, Indiana. · · 662-303.1. En!err>r:l ... , Nlaoqn, w. Va. . . 3-31-121p 2-12-lfc c Phooe n:J.SS-Q. 6-9-lfc WALNUT slereo radio com· blnallon. Four-speed In- NEIGLER CONSTRUCTJON AIR CONDITIONING, termixed changer. Four - FOR BUILDING cw remodeling Relrlgerllflon service. ·Jod<'s speaker sound sr.sfem, dual lOUr home call Guy Nelgler or Relrlgeratl\in, New Haven. Oliver Sayre, Racine, Ohio. volume . contro . Balance Phone 812-2079. 1-18-180tc $67.<10. Use our bu<Ulol terms. 4-6-Ift Call 1192-3352. 3-31-ac FIREGARD. Fire 'protecflon c. e11n be had for your small homecir mobile home for less BEAUTIFUL colonial maple stereo, AM and FM radio, !han S1GO. C.ll ,-7-42·5539 cw 992· four speakers, -4-spee'd 9907 o•.send card to Box 28A. automatic changer, Separate . Rutland, Ohio for free ' 5-1-lfc controls. Balance $80.99."-Use estlmlll,. ! our time j>ayment plan. Call READ.v,tltiX CONCRETE 992-3352. 1 right to your delivered J.31-6tc WOMEN . AVAILABLE to do pro/eel. F.aif \and etsy. Free , hoUsework. Fran's Domutlc est matea . Phone 992·3284, Aide Strvlc:e. Phone 992-5857. Goegloln AWNINGS, storm doors arid Rlldy-Mix Co .. 3-22-:JOIC windows. carports, Middleport; Ohio. marquees, blown and batt . . Insulation. Elmer White, • A:fHERTON T.V. AND sales representallve. For free . elECTRONIC SERVICE. Phone-915-3849 Long 8oflom. esllmafes, phone Charlo& Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. · 3-11-lfc Johnson and Son, Inc. 5-1-lfc $5.55 .. · m-s45f -.:...,--- - - JJ) ,, 13 - 2tc . '. IN TJIE MATTI!R OF SET· . !TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, !PROlATE COURT, MEIGS J;OUNTY, OHIO • . 'followln~ Accounts named apd vouchers of the ::: fiduciaries t~ave been tiled In~ Probate ~;~~h~~1l~!,!~i~~;~;!~;;~~ J;9urt, Meigs Cou~fY~Ohlo. tor IPPf'OYII and HitllrnA~nt: ,, CASE NO. 19361 ·F,Irst and nel Account ,ot Mary Pauline orarlty, Administratrix of the state of Charles Arthur MOrarlty, Oe<:eased . · Wanted .To Bur OLD FURNITURE, dishes, trunks, etc. Write M. 0. Miller. Rt. 1, Pom~roy, 0. Call 992-6271. BidderS must apply on the 3-8-11< ·•CASE NO. 1"43 Flnt and proper farms, for quaf1flc•tlan ~rrent Account ot Ollie Tyree, at 1ea1t ten diYI prior to the tft,dmlnlstratrlx of the Estate of date set tor OPtnlng bkfl 1ft MINE POSTS. See 0t call Bob ~l J. Tlfte· Jr., deceased. accordance with Chapt.,. 5525 - Jeffers, Jeffers Coal Co., 992~ln:ls~cc!:.'nt19:r a:r~!~d·~~ Ohio ReYIIId Code. 3535 alter 1 p.m. i Fultz, Executor of tht Estate of onp~f~~· ~~~h~P"8~'~~~;::".:., a~~ Orrin R. Hunsicker, decused. Highways and t·he OffiCI of the CASE NO . 20230 Firat and Dlvl•lon Deputy Dlr~tor. th• .fJnal Account of Charles H. The Director reserves,. ~elss, Special Commissioner right 10 relect II"'Y and all. bids. t, the Estate of John Bush, P. E. MASHET,ER ~~~~odNO . 11207 Flr<l and DIRECTOR 2tc nal Acco~.tnl of Nellie Vale, (.C) 6• 13 , ardlen of lhe estate Of John Vale, a minor . CASE " NO 19610 First and ~-----------~-- . :~n~:~.·,~~:;u~:~~r~~· t':e Lon V. Greenlee, ' , used. CASE NO. 19523 First end !otnol Account Of Patricia l>unfeo. e ..c:utrlx of the Estate ~ · t1 l•• wauec:e, doc:eostd, .... ' .. UniHI txceptlonl art filed · ereto, said ec:countl will be ..,,htlting before uld Court on 6th. dey ot May, mo. at lchtlmuold occoun,.wlll bt sldered and contlnuld from ate of ~ ."to ~ day until flnallv disposed 1 1 I I 1 shopplna sprees 1 I· ·I ~-----------· ___ I - ' lnttrested m1y prior to the date set tor hearll"g:, e written exceptions to said F . H.O'Irlen , PROlATE JUDGE, ' tcounts or to matten perMEIGS COUNTY,OHIG falnlnG to the tKecution of the · ,.uat, not than five days (4) 6 - ltc Any person J••• OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any condition, as lonJ as have not been wet. P-aying 110 each. First flOor Only ..Mcwldllyl will be plc:k'-up day. Write, giving gPcJd directions, Witten -pflno Company, Box 181, Sardis, Ohlo, Of-46. ;. .L Classified Ads br Ina you t h U r I CIS I Dr '-2-6tc ' . . 3-13·30tp :oR 4 BEDROOM house 1n 1·· ~. coridltlM In or near r-: I eroy. stn<l all pertinent I Information to Box ,7rJ·M. c-o I Tho Dlllly Sentinel. Pomeroy, 1 Ohio, 457". . I .4-J.Jtc I I I · ~~~~O~p~-~~"'it~~~s~.... '-"'""' Tlolt lsNoiVIndlng ,SPOITSMIEN · - -. :11 Not. o( Z3.Pa1111e �··til ., .. ,' RIO ,,•, I q-:... ~ ~ :~~lliif< ,O!IJiitt iril1 bGit tile Fltll l\lllml1 01!19 Dlyi!lion ~ Bind t.np ............ aeC!II'diJic to 'Carl~~. vtce ~dent b dmlopment at lbe cWJep·. 'lbe wop, wbk:b apena July Jl with a Majorette • l,lld Twlrllni CIIDp ani! ~ !;~. August 29 witb tlie last band t ., camp sesaloo, Ia undet the · • • aupervlsloo of Cre~ndo Camp, of Le~anon Junction, .:",. ' (nc. ~, Federal Grant • champtona, two ·of tile •ton -l: Is Announ~ed ;:te:: :! ·· oota~ , ~. · two irith a~ 45 yean C8!DP, .,.. "Use ol tile Rio .Grande : 'lbe •lfflce of Congressman College lacllltle8 by tile : Clarence E. Miller today was ~Cres<endo Camp," Dahlberg inlonned by the Bureau ol _ _._:... · ~.-· - - - - : . . 'Educatiqnlor the Handicapped Velmlll Memorlll BGapl!I!J · ~ In the Deparbnent ol Health, SATURDAY ADMISSIONS,EduCation and Welfare that Carroll Stobarl, Racine; ROy , grants totalling $1,519,923 ha\'1! Durst, Cottageville, W. Va.; been madeavallable to the Oblo~ Velma Cauady, Tuppers Department of Education and Plains; Bonnie Rayburn, the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction to aastat them In the elpiiiiSion and improvement of Special Education programs for ban· dicapped children. Aportion of these mOIIIes will go to the Fairfield School fllr Boys In Lancasler and to the • Mason; Cheryl Howard, New Haven; George Werling, Racine; Carlotta Boyer, Mason; Roberta Ross, Mason; Judith Gheen, New Haven; Joseph Rudolph, Jr., Mid· dleport; Marian Francis, Middleport SATURDAY : DISCHARGES - Paul Morrison, Sandra Maynard, Hollie Friend, Lowell Winget!, NEllie Frlzzle, Everett Huffman, Carl Wllaon, Jr. SUNDAY .ADMISSIONS Waiter Hysell, Middleport; Judith Channell, Pomeroy; Effie Knotte, Mason; Gregory Hayes, Middleport; Eadgley Owens, Middleport; Mary Jane Herald, Middleport; Rufus Browning, Syracilse. SUNDAY DISpiAIIGES :Carlotta Boyer, Debb1e Mowery, Judith Gheen, Roberta Rilss, Judith Channell, Timothy .. ',• 4 .. .' . ,, ' ·' . Galllpolis State lnstilule In •· Galilpolis. These funds are provided Wider Tille VI-A of the : • Elementary and Secondary : Education Act for the 1970 fiscal ' year which ends In June. Authorized programs and projects are originated by eligible local and State education agencies, and are approved by their respective· State education agencies. Representative Miller said, "Among the many ways In wblcb the Federal funds are oaed are: employment and lnaervlce trailllng ol teachers Smith. • and leacber aides and other :' project . stall members, ' preschool and work..tudy ..;.. programs, pare11t counselling, CLUB TO MEET and dlsgnoaUc services." The Tri.COUOty CD Radio Club will meet Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Agnes HOSPITAL NEWS White. A social hour, with llgbt relreshmenla, will foUow the Holzer liledical Center, First bll!inesa meeting. Members are Ave. General visiting hours :1-4 urged to attend. and 7-8 p. m. Ollly. Malernlty visiting houra 2:30to 4:30p.m. Ollly. Parenl.t Ollly on Pedlstrlcs Ward. ' / lll y eritine . POMEROY'MIDDLEPORJ, OHIO ~ . ' I ,( "!:,I· . , mer, I ~' \ TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1970 TEN CE ·~ ~------~~---------- c,., ·Taft Prom·: ·~0 '\~~c~~ ~itswe~.Q ~<--~ 0 . ~ a ... . ) 0 . t. ballatCros~y, Fleldtoopentbe i• ~,:>. :S•) (':.! Ov ond •thestronsestcandldale. . . ' . '· • ~ t} BY HOIWlT WU.SON, JB. .U. S. Rep. Robert Taft, Jr., In 1970 Majqr League baseball Rep, ' · c .9t .11ce to ''This ls on the basis or, 1 brief campaign viait in Cllll1(llllgn. suCcee.. 0 t ·~ samplll)ga that 6 donie · Gallipolis Monday mlirning, -Rep. Taft was accompanied Conlin"' · ~0 .t'here are some lnfornlati';!' 1l'Olll aaldheenteredtbeU.S.Senale byJqnLirgeoflheWaDStreet t many, ma.. •aapru the ~aide aa !Jill!'! lee race i!ecalUle "People today Journal, and his Gallla Com~ty ,: President haa 1-- opt!fllld tl!al are elghl years of Jeglal8tl0j wanUnswers, Tbe)r.w11111 them campaign manager, Fred .:· simply not movb)g ~uae of perience In Columbus, ll . on the .tasuep. ·: ·,;. ,v · . Beman. opposiUon In the Congreai and them as the Majority ""' Tall, a calidldale for tbe U.'S. Senate. • ' , . 8lld my more than five y01 ~te on the ~bllt;an llcket . Tan told ·the TribWie and "We need ~M~Ven more seats Congress where r 1!11\ ag In !he May ~· ~. con- Sentinel tbal he chose to run far on our sl!le of the ai.ale member ol the elected 1 dUeled &n!llfl ColifereDc.e and the U.S. Senate because he fell to take over leadership (~ C> , lourec! city and COUDty offices it Will! essential "we get a reviewed the research comml~) glVl . be(ore flying to his hometown, Republiean .. -Serutte and ·chances a( the · CbldnnaU; to toss out the first RepubiiCl!D · House In ,«der 1o and of my,.lf, lfQIII was (Continued oil page 8) . ~ ·~· .. " . ' .• Strikels .·. ' . ~ D!Jcbuled ·; ..~~ folD.,,~, JJ;· ~t'Mn . .~>'I'Nflodiae llrowll, Jtffrey T. :CaldweD, Mrs. Lyndill E. Dial, ·Sr., Mrs. Freda J. Fauber, 1\lrs. . -~H. Hugglna, John L. Jones, -lin. Clifford L. Leport, Mrs. ·Jolin Maynard, Mrs. Lawrence .·. Mooner, !"erreD M. Niday, lllrs•. • Robert B. ObJinier and infant . . 1011, l:.ewis E. Ours, Homer P. l'atter, Doana M. Porter, 1\lrs. ·John s. ReynoldJ and infant .!l&UBhler, Mri. ~ E. Rouab, Shawn D. Sayre, Ml'l. David G. cSedziol and infant son, Jolin M. . ,')'hompson, Teresa Diana ;1olbert, Mrs. Fletcher R. .. Welch, Mrs. Walter A. White, · Mn'. '1'hcmas L. Wright, Mrs. : Ronald E. Trimble, Mrs. Larry ·: ~. Lathey and Mrs. Sarah B. • CampbeB. LOSES PANTS , BRIGHTON, England (UP!) · - Ton: Scarrott wanla his · ~ trousen back. He thinks · : llOlllOOile may have bought them : by mllllke while he was ap. · . ~ jJeartDg In a low-cut evening ·~ Jown at a eburcb bazaar to . ' m.e cbarlly money. He went .•home wearing an old pair of . · 'li'quaen left over from the sale. . • ·~ Neat-bulldlac Filh , · The lour-spined sUckle· ; back fish ~Ids a nest much ihe way a bird does. .The · lllale, with the aid of a 1tlcky. threadlike secreUon ·!rom the kidney, )'leaves por. · !loll& of water plants into a · ·lqrl of basket, using growing . itaiks as the framework. ',:..,. I 0· lml DIBTIUCr CCI<fGREIIfiiiA Cl-.ce MIDer dlac~fl 1 bli ~Ve JIIICb" ' i' with the Honorable Danald Jolmlon, Mmlnl"nntor ol the Velenlla MmlniltnllGD, at lbe . V. A. offices in WllliiiiCoa. D. C. . , , , AprtU-7 SWEET CHARITY (Tidlnlcoltrl Shirley Macl.•ln c.ttr........ · !UwJ John McMartin Dop Art . Apln . . ; '· limo: 2 tn. 45 $1 .00 A®lf~; i ADVANCE TICKETS lor the siJtb 8llllUI) M1aa Southern Cillo Pageant -t.!11 s Monday In Pllonero)l and MldcDeport. Mrs. Mildred Karr, above, leaves tickets with Dan Mlllllo111cif . . Vlllaie Pharmacy In M.lddleport. AdVai1ce tickets are going at a l'Oihlced IJi !rom tblil at lbe ljqor.on pageant nigh~ ~ 18, at the Melgs Junior ~ licboolln l'omor1 flelkle• the VW.ce Pharmacy, tlckel.t1118f. be (llfthaaed at Duttoo's .~ Store In Mlddlep ~ •I·~-table Drugs and the NeW York Qolhlng Houle 111 POmeroy. Mn.Jtarr lll!neril cbalrm.ali elf tilll pageant 011 bebalf ol Xi Gamma Mu OIIFI« ol)leta ,Slima I SoJ:oril)' '11i!l(:b·~ Cl>flponsoringthe pageant with the Pomeroy Chamber 01 ~· i '•, • ·~ ,• .. Tonlfbt&Tuoay . ' Ruth Singleto;. Dies Monday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April 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 April 6, 1970