https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8a3c52525ca736e8283f15b707e85f8b.pdf eae0220f54c62bef1b3e283f32976eeb PDF Text Text •• ¥ . •• ../ to-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0, Mar. SO, 11164 .' ... ( .,.., ..... .......lia...., ... .... r '· . ·' - ......... -- . ' 1hhlltit. ' ·- • If' ;r ' j ' ~ ..,, 'f'_ . .. ' • VOL XV ' • ' e· " ..... ,, .. . ._ ..... Pin- NO. 295 · . • • •• • .. vernor - . ·Bus Driver Asks Writ Glorious Morning ·••• Glorious Dar Remember ••• way back when ••• every IIIOl'Dfnr started a day of new 11dventure and lik was WOJlo derful. You slept fine, didn't you? Maybe you C8ll recapture some of that feeling by taking steps to improve your sleep ••. and how do you do that? A good atarting point is to tUa a lorig hard look at the mattftlss you are using. II it lumpy? Does it sag? Is it too bard? Too soft? Too small? If it is any of those, chan~ are you can improve your sleep with tbe right kind of mattress. But don't rush out and just buy a "new" mattress. Take enough time to get a mat. tress that is right for you-right in siz&-right in degree of flnnnesa-right in spring action. We thin); BeautyNBt is bEst for most people but even in Beautyrest you should get the right modeJ. And that's where we come in. Here you can find every Beautynst model and here you'll find people who Wlint to helpYQU select the mattleol that will do most to improve your sleep. So when you yeam for better sleep ••• think of lis and Beautyrest. Lowest-priced FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof NOW_IS THE TIME TO PLAN . ' -.r. CHOiciB:.. Qullted or Tulted ... ~ or Estra Plnil '' · -sTANDARD SIZ~ '79 50 Before -YIIU realize 1:, Sum mer will be here, and Plme lor playln :he sun. Now . ._ ,' ' lo the lime to plan a summer cottage .' \ . • ~ SllPER SIZES '89 50 UP Ro- ' J. S!eele, In it. R.a)ph In · tile --MT-1 . cheaper than you think. Soo Us Nowl - ~io; ~~=~~~·~];~~~~Ca~. ilWI-~ _ _ . .4 _ _ _ PMterltls for an ox• pondtblt I w o bod· room cottage •• low Seout.O.ltalu:t Sl!les .( u 1-iclt~ .6Pcil!s .... , ..... _ _ top,_ ·f t3 59 . -for-- • ,... Wll8illble llydl'lloll IIOid-'f.fo.bushel. • ....., stora:ie door ... !6-p:. .,.,._, 0 ........ I ..... « '' .. ' I ian W'""'l. 0 . wiTndo • BAK:ER FURNJTURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ' .. Jor-loWJ>er, · !lad- sente4 CollagevUie; , ·•· • • fnlst, 110 dofiiiSII<w ever, """' In f.-1 Packa:les - r stick IOielhor. A cleiW1t ID 11M. ..... The Qu1oUiY IJon. Middleport l11r tho family. You can have one • k leallt)aest :~, .. ~ ~ ·"·t•toil' ' ., ,, • ,.. -'- ' ' ' ' • '-. • j • Khrushchev to Explore Moves ·;. ..... ,f • ' a .J' f . ' ' ' ' NOW 1'011 &lUI ,. ' -. �( . ' ( - ' . f ·, ' • .I ' ·, ,.' · • Sa :Ute ,t. 0 · · .,l~Igs ' . . . . .~ ' J .. .a ' • I • ' Ste~t Fa.b:rica~t:o r Fit71·1 .. ,-: '• . . I . . t ' . iJ~guu.Rf#re·· -3 fe.a r$ Agtl· •~ ,• • . • ' ' • J - • . ' '· • ' ' ;. ! ' ' . M\dMst; S)f¥ COry.•. ol ~~· t!le ""'1"\QI\ll '!P.rrow apd ~reo Mlcllrftt St<el 1o lqcated on oro)', ) /i( 0111)< :U. S. ~ JlifO' lqr., l.s lool:ing· lpr , ~w procfucll -~!ely 11tree . ~• - Ill duclii ;ap.'81b•·:r~J. Ills , 11: f~b!:le~ . •••r· G)ll\l'li!!llol!. •where · land In a ·bupdlnl with on' ov•r· ol au dlu)ens\611 oi . IIO. by . S40 age of 'lZ,OOO · ~o· .~MI!II ea~~ . · . ~1 'II. and . 1 to1a1 OC!or space of mont~~. . · • $!i>el•s , ht>me· o(f~e l.s ~a)ed, M,51111 square feet. ~ch ·day It Besilulb!& <~PK•Ili>~ ·. h r:" ~ ·: sallafilod wllh ·:the ·qualliY ot llhlps tbousandl of tou o r employ~ : •lio.'~ -.ii~ , . Presll!~t - ~ - Silv"fflein three. ,veao ~ 119 . in; the •l<ll'mer •employe• ·ln the Pollll!roy plaot. materlils arxl producta to cit· Par~g , Rig • • ,R...t pW!t, 'lTI!e)l hare learned- ·lheir job& les and ports throo'gllout the buildJ11a.,: lolif;tweft • Sttel· '· Jbaa' ;well,", he .-Id. · ·: · United States. I · Tbe company manufacture• railway track accesSories for industrial plants, railroads, mines, quarries, and tunneling work. This Includes frogs,' switches, gauge rods, angle bars, bumping poats, and wheel .atops. lit ·adCIIUon Midwest ware- houses steel ralls of variOWJ sizes for use by lndustrial plants and others In maintenance ol their plaot trackage and crane runways. Its customers are located ln the eastern halt of the- United States but ;>roducto h8ve been shipped in the paol two years to Alaska; ' The PhiliP" pine lslandsi Puerto Rico, Peru , and other Latin American countries. General manager of the local the shop superintendent ia AI f White and the office 1118Jiager is Fred Klein, both of Mlddle- plaot is H. S. Bishop, I O~ii!!R:AT~OI~S - Friction saw, one of a number of port. Charles White ot ·'Middlelhe: hi!avy port Is plant engineer. . pieces of equipment at Midwest Steel. Aerial J'Wu> of !llidwe.t Steel Fabricator Firm in Pomeroy ' Salmons Firm Operates at Hobson Bringing Hard Logs From Wide ~·re.a Surrounding Meigs County WHAT - -..-- - -·-----Appreciation ·100 iJOBS MARC~!~~IL4 ~'N~·M..~N~U . . . .FA~ . . . - CT~UR. . ·.I.N........_G~ INDUSTRY ...,......... MEAN• TO At COMMUNITY Solute To lnduatrr For The Contribution It Mok11 To Melp County's Economlo WellBeing EMPLOYER - Here are two of the 10 men : f""I··..~ $652,000 employed by t h e Ill aawmlll. Sometimes, when warrant, 12 are employed. TOSUPPORT EACH -312 YtAII PEOPlE OWNERSitiP OF ~~119 ~~ LUMBER IS T H E I BUSINESS - Ed Sal•nons,ll left, bosses thriving Meigs PASSDIIU ... $397,000 IN RETAil Hobllon Railroad site. W. A. SAl.£$ Salmons, right, his father, operates forklift. In back· PElt YOII ground are high stacks ·Jumber. Logs from f o u Expansion? About the only holdback is supply of logs. · f(re Processed Salmon• of Hamden W. Va.; to its new aile 'ftom the New Yotk loga 116 SUFfiCIENT SAlE$ TO <ID :-4~RT 8JTAil ESTAILISHM£NTS $330,000~ Jlllf!".-::-'=":' IN 11 BANK DEPOSITS r AN ~ .;\~ ~ 78'~oas w Ill FIELDS .OTHO . THAll MAHUFACTUIIIIIQ .This Pap Sptnsodd'lylhe Followi!lg Ciwic Minded BusiaesQII• ,, , ll!awllnt~..Coots Fune,..l Horne Cltlwn'• ...,llano! IMk Downlnt~lnauronce Agency · ROUih .Shoe Store S.hr Clothiors Columllui a Sout._n Ohl• Q.. ~::co. Co. ~~C~omp1ny Sons Co. lfeuH "*" . lm. Co. Afency . ·~.'.. ', >< }. 'I HOMES OR APARTMENTS ... county lumber business at counties are brought here. SCHOOl CHilOIIEN CARS PAYMENT OF MORT8A6E$ OR R£NT ON INCOME • PEIISOIIAl INCOME orders and supply of I o g t. I �• • Fjnal Rouni1 '. " 4-Dany Sent1nel, Pomi!!OY"Ml4dleport. o .• Mar. st, tiM AJL SUBS ·.' Cu~, Young South Stars ~ ta. Colinl Jmmae!Ulllle ColletP' lor, Lima. tion will bave Tom eames. RaJim and Jerry Carder•. D<lvenna; Rlcb CreveliD8. Euclkl; pbos St. Joho's twin brothers, Bob Smith, Akron Ellet; rna w.,.. selected If tbe two addiCUnnlniiWno Cantoo Soulh; Bill u-1 players olt the Nortbam Lobb. IJbrlcbtYilla; Joe PrsltJ, team. tho Mansflold Sr . Wilt Platkowlkl. SOUtbem 1e1m Toledo Wood;;w and Bob But- '""Jolm Dodd. llellefODIIIne: tile <Jhlo· lligh School .· t:oeobes Atlo<iaUon North· . South -GIIIne June 'l1 at JolaMI ...., .... . .QDUDCid .iQI;i{bY O.n Baker All~ ~ ._tel : -,. Mitloo tljtdmt lll&h ; aame'• ' •- Players ~rf~i.eu;cled tor the _ game by IMJ!Ibet _..... In New SpOrtlmen'• 1 poll by cllltriCt dlroeiOI'I. Each Cl b Ort!aDized ~:·· ~" CLEARWATER, Fla. olt the eoniebaek trall, was The Cincinnati Reda bave atart!or als hit• , lour tllliS ed losing lliem two at a tline, and tbe llllll In four IIUib!p "" now lblt their master)' of the tbe rilolbld Ill !he oeeond game• AmeriCill Leaaue baa ended. Marty Keculh bad the The Reds liN W<lll ' ooly homer and bls atraJcbt from o\meriWI 1n .mlbltlon play. But cltlba before they 11101 base hits b) Jerry Lutnpe Yllllkeee Sunday. · · · 1!111 toH>irlpi.....Oon J)el)l' Followlna ManUe'a .AI K1J1Dt lind Bill F!'teexp!Dolon-be ooc:ked t!IVO hom· were all the Tiger. need- . tra Portetflold. WCit'tl!lllltml: _St. Clair Grab, Bellolrs; Wayne ~~~~ Mlck~ . :~:::-: :.~~" : N:W H'-~ ·- 'ftle Brold lltoo Girl~: and Bob W~m- lloall1 "U ••'t llllnk ll'ayon prae- :;Y to~ea:.the:.:S :::,:; toul'llllllllll committee nome4 Run Rod 1o Gull Club Inc. bas doftt, (:olll'lln. brllltl · Mnod ln replar ar.d "B" JGI1 :: =-• ~Mi lOW, Ha~ bne .. ~th ~~ 1\GM;i'~ <ID w: ~beti.~4: ...... e\i ~ to ,...,U.te ' ~ ~,{= ~ Jnveo11ptan tadilr IWD' the flail round ,jl tbo IJIIiUlr1 llilo tbe tieiVJftllllll cmJppJono iblp . ... t..tn>a llltl c.utul C\'f• ; lljlll·~- · PlllllP ~ •• J>. ~~"i::'~ule ~ -~~ ··~ ~~~~ , Ed- ~ Ia 11111 laid thai WBA , , IIIIJ'Iing a sore -shouldet. 'fard 1M•!luon Wll, Cllib l>bysl~. Dr. Geotp licbeduled ~ , :BOWLING .roNros ,. ~ ~i!i.n.~~~~-=:= ~·..,;.., Pno!.fr; a- ~w ~"t Cinc~all ~~-' ~ ~~~ ~· ~ ~ J~ ~ :::.~~Loll ~-~~;<AI Now by ~ AIR..C:ONDITIONING CASH LOAlol WES & SERVIa ...,.... $200 10.66 500 100 26.67 ••92 " ....... Chllt "'•'· LMUif st. MlddiiNrt l'llooo W'f 2-2511 ~~~ ~ ,..,~.,.i ·..... en~.. ~ ':t.ndlc te!';~·llilidlif !?" CAS.H biiO,I'"""" weo ~ -n~ea ORDIR ~ !: G~ ~~y ~· -•~-~~ ' ' w,\SBINai'ON (VPI) - b !em. Frank t~e ~. • ~ !he P"lf!ltW !i tile deal b' iiofli BoiiDI Mlolcialklll or Pbilly reliever Ryne Duren. RobiDIIIID Alllo& . 1 101111 oWner Bill DeWitt ulll: "We'll bave lo lln4 I lief pltcbi!J _am01111 ones bj: camJ :;... · ~!:tsw...'tboth."'" EXHIBmON SCORES ' 'I igh: ll!keo on Pblladelphla. Pel'biPI the 11100 tmpmt&nt upect this lrq> 1 11 TheN are ._ 1. To.l.y p~ llu~on'e clUb tu pftclilig Ia .J the ~Y Jlldi- 104 lll!lllll!h~ tini~; May1911~: mmi. · .. . ' ' boon dltl1s'«< by the state Alternate• oo the Norlhem ehek my lllll year'a htlliq ay ••• lolld · · llDI1 and uad seleCted of west Vltaln!L '1'lle clUb team were Bry111 Wolfe. Ubera.._e!" · · · tbe lulatll'the •llllll looated ona mDe from New ty; Charlet ParnelL Cleveland Jlm O'Toole beelllll! the Ballou l8lcl that lt'o the 111M Hart aakllliil't _ . . pt,w uad. ' 11 ·• 1 en ... a-o.d Run CreeJt, Ealt Toeb; . Bob Bookwllter. Cinclnn&U pitcher 10 IO the disBOYS LEAGUE troUble, he bM hid ..., cd Liltlln tile , _ >'11101atrict 11, The first QJOeting I04 elec- Mopdore: . Fred lloldia, tarice u the Detroit "B" oquad Babr's CJOiblen IIP!'iJ>I. The dociCr llid1 Robin- to wtio · - 4ttllroaed 1s stiU to be oelecWd lor the tloo of olftcers wiD be held Sun- YOUJIIliDwn Cardinal MoolleJ: banded the YOUDi lrlohman a .;J, poulbly piDdled DOrVe Ia '!1111111 Beacb, Lito soutbem ....... 'fllom !he bll- day, o\ilri1 5 at 10 a.m. Tl1ere Mike Blelul. New PbllldelH del t The Tlgera' ' regular LB.UndGladwell making a throw !tUn the out- by ,_!..,.ed ........ -Jier .....-· - _ _, ed will be a o11oot1n1 maid> wltb phil: Jim Durbin Wtllard; llltl ea • field Sunday. · ton ...,.... _..,. an ,... lots tblt ljjlve been .--v • refmbments served. o!lfllnlat J Cartier. Delpbol St. Johft. team clawed &-3. ,_ <-Blind oer1e1 o1 butiDp F'red lADISt• Nen* lll&h· WM noon public lavlted. 'nle cleld- erry By Ualled l'rtu IDterllalloaal I'Utkey tlets Wllaebd .W. Davia :121 IIIODII botiDio . I the laldllll candldlle· ' mbers Is Rookie Art SbamikY IIIDdlcap 392 B. liyeen 1110 · · '' I HOlding the oquad will :':y ": me (UP!) At Pom';"l=l Fla. lhJnkl be hao a chance ior the TOTAL 1738 T. Titulo 321 1' be • of Dayton · lonal · Ken BaiU · Redo' tmfllled ·outfield pool, was 1, 1 J. Howell .l!ll : . ...... llelmlllll'r 'AA'''itaie ehiii!Plona . """'"" 011 • 000 100 040 ._I4 11 0 the day 'e only bright opOI as he Telllll No. ' Handk:IIP MS ...,ept New Yort - · ..,..._. aDd AA eoi!Cb o! the yllll'. end Nollonal Bukelbo1l Aoooelolloa Rottwall, Low Hoad end Rod Wash. 002 000 030 o -5 10 I omuhed 1 three-run hotner In L. venMeter 2?li TOTAL tm Ilia; IIJI8tlled Iller. lhf1IJ&I!I 416 Park Jliiiibeastorn. Playoll SIIMkgs Laver, aU of AuJtrallo, .wiD Pappae, VIneyard (I) and D. the "B" cootest. B. Moore WOII 1, Lo1t 1 tblt !he WBA llrlp • ·· Ill bls Team Mtueh GocJ- By United Pre1o bternalloaol headline tbe Uillayer' field lnll!rown, llonty (7). Bouldin, llob Purke whO Is 1 lng to Blind 300 Crow'• SteU Utle. BoweYer, be laiAir cbn.d dard. CroJwn· .tillin' Howard. l!Ht-ef-Fivo -lllaal Playoff the lnautplral $15,001! U.S. pro Koputz (7), Roebuck (8) and y, ry Blind D. ae& hla mind 104 btl ....,... Colulllbua Mike E11tm1 Dtvlltea indoor tennis ehampio&sblpo •t Reiser, Brumley (9). Winner: 1131 action on hla reeGmmtada1766 SwaJ,Il, ·Mike CUrry, W L Pel. the Westchester Country Club, VIneyard. Loaor -Roebuck, HR -Pltts. 01111110180- 'S 81 Handicap C. =ay 1011 ttoo. ·: ·-. CheS&pllltlf}'J'ild Cluff. HUts- Cincinnati S 2 .100 May rl-31. -Snyder, Johnson, Powell. Minn. 002 203 OOX- 7 II I Loll 1 J.ltnd SIS 'l'he Senate boro· Bill 11oBket1 Dayton Bel- Philadelphia 2 3 .400 NEW YORK (UPI) - Jack · Law, Slsk (7) and 3'11 liii1'Ded :l4oDday tllat t.lilall's mont and Goodridge WyoWostera DlvialoD Smllh, formol baseball coach AI Lakeland, Fla. Stl&iDBD, DaileY (I) and ap 1'12l financial are e1lclr!l liP 1 1 W L Pel. at Jlolatra Un!veralty, Monday Cincinnati 000 100 lb1-4 4 I (5). WinnerleiDI No. 3M by oeverll IIC!Vlaeri 'Wl>O ItDaD May, -Dayton BalmMI St. Louis 3 2 .100 received aJDIUal Metropoll- Detroit 1120 001 Otx- I 8 0 ll)lt!. IA>.'"r -Law. M. Sawyer tidied lllemMIV• to JiiiD; · was the eo<!Oicbes' selection Los Angeles 2 3 .400 tan Colleg•ate Baseball Confer- Purkey, Ellis 151, Henry 17) llattey.' · U (101 . Winner -Rawe. Loaor,..., No. s But the tnnltfaatlll!lli!W 1o ar.d Jacll: liWia, MarlOII HardMmay'o Reoulll ence ward for "oulltandinl end Smith. Lary, Hamilton (7) :.t'. '' Clsco.,· HR-Gonder. B.' SaW)'et :m pt onywbere Ill tiU!It lng, cbo1eft by the :oum• St. Louis 121 Loo Anples 108 IU!r'llce to collel!ate,;tweballln and Preehan. Winner - Lary. 'At· !')leerwater, I'll. _ J. GlaZe 259 · to Jlidl t.Jatan wll!t •l11111';.1tlhk ment cammltlee 1o round out Tuelday;:. GamotEaa the : • York=· ::: Loeer-Purkey. HR-Keough, :::,.. At Phoenix, Ariz. c. Roulh 36'7 Cli'bo or Frlnli: Pilarthe Soath aquad. fait I tem) honte"l..'"· St Johol• Un' A rt B ad •- Fl ton (4) . 100 000 001- 2 4 I L. Lyona 80a mo. Cltbo wu j Ia ar,. atorl..,: North co-cooches Bob Arnzen. DIVISion .DI • .....-eeven wilD • • • r a. ' '! "1"', """ ' Fran 400 000 ZU:-10 12 0 Handicap sa tloo 104 PaletmO 1111*' ... Delpboo SL Joho and Bob Guln- (Only game scheduled) veralty COioh KaUer. (10 Innings) · <1}1>lifetealf (8), Cullen Seyfried McDoWell 17 ) and TOTAL 1m 1 11m111r iDII1clllleiiL • MOw. 000 010 000 3- 4 V I Hlitr.al\l:;. Glbbt (6), Romano, ' Booker (7), BoHft, IMI 1, Tie 1 Vending . llwbine opuall>r Kan. City lOll 000 1100-1 5 I 88ill~tt, !laldlchun (I) and Dal- Herbel 171 and Haller, Crandall Telm No. 1 · Sam Margolis tesUiled r.loadaY ·ClOninger, K~lley (1), Nlekro rylit'ple. Winner - Mlltkelaen (7), Hundley (I). Winner -~ J. wolfe 318 that be had a "verbal qree(ll and Balley, Roo! (9). Loser -Baldschun. HR - P. Loser_ Seyfried. HR- P. Story 483 ment" with LilloD llll4er ;lldch Krauue, O'Donoghue (7) and Gonzalez. · K. Phaltn 391 he got more thaD ball of~ Edwards. Winner - Kelley. Los_.. • L. Vaughan 29'1 lon;s stock In the firm er-O'Donoghue. HR-Balley. At Vero Beach, Fla. Handicap 462 promoted the fight with C 1. AI Scottsdale, Ariz. AL 1149 112 Innings 1 At St. Petersburg, Fla. New York (N) Chicago(N) 100 111 010-7 11 3 TOT • · - IIHt · ooo- ·6 2 ·320 010 Oll-8 2 2 Wou '• Tie 1 -•· " • •' Chicao (AI 0011 101 000- 2 3 1 300 003 000 12 Ellsworth, McDaniel Ill and Hl(lh Game _ P. Story 177 'nle mangel-wunel.la a type ; St. Louts 11110 010 000- I 4 2 Los Angeles (N) Spanswlck, Helfer ($) IIIJ•h Series - P. Story 483 of large beet belongtng to the Petero, Debuaschere (7) and 060 000 000 OGI-7 10 2 (7) and Gibson. Win- Hiit> Team Game - Team same famlly as the Carreron. GibSGti, Sadecki (7) · t\i!o~. Wakefield'(2), Jackson Loser -McDan- No 2 183 and sugar beet. It Is~ and McCorver. winner- Peters. (51 Bauta (9) Cisco (101 and lei. HR- siewart, Ylltnem- mgh Tellll series - Team as very palatallle ., .... . Looer-Glboon. Gonder, Canntuari (8). Dry( s- ..._, Banks, Horton. No. 2 Iotti stock. , 81 dale, Perrenoskl (7), Rowe 10) <Jnd Torhorg, At Orltndo, Fla. ~ ,,• • Tiger;;ctaw Redlegs, 6-~ ~~~ St~ COLIIMII& (IJPtl · ·t~UJs lor ,. . ,. ..;·: ,. Tourist Bets $2, Wins $81,181.80 ·. ,. . 't turn their bac on· you. alter .sale • ' . , . .J., .. , .. : I " ,M.O.ORE'S IN PO~ NEW YORK UP!) - Oscar year, receive a $200 honus. Robertson of the while those on the second club I Roylla. the National Basketba11 1earn ~~_;$_;!00...,i;eiiiaciiih.~===:::;l Associatioll's finest foul shooter \1" and second leoding scorer. wa• 11.• the only player unanlrnOUily lecled lo , the NBA'• All-Star iiiUI liQUid for the 1963-64 sea,.n. Also picked for pro basketball's -~.,:ream team'~ were Wilt Chamberlain of the San Fran· cl~ Warrloi's, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor o! the Los Angeles Hundreds of color ideas Lakers and Bob Pettit of the tor walls, woodwork, dra· St. Loull Hawks, giving pery, and carpetin&! Western Division lour of thr top A great selection of deco· five apots in the league. rating styles and ide .. NBA President J. Walter from top desilnars! Kenned~, making the announceUnique do-it-younelf dec· ment ol the All-Star team, also orating project• tor low revealed that Cincinnati's Jerry cost, effective dtcoratin&l LueRS w&s the overwhelming choice of sportscastera and sportswriters for "rookie nf the ' year" honors. The aecond team is com- I J!I'laed . ol nve men from the E a 1 t e r n DiviAion; inclutling three !fOliO llelll>ll- At center is BMtoo'a Bill Ru...ll. the for- i . f • I 1B 5. Second Avt. . Middleport, Ohio • : .• _. • .~1-::!l"!•n~ ..v• ·;.; ·" It • •· ROBINSON'S ,.,..,....., - P~I,WV 2-2151: ,,..,c:•~'"k'"' . ·. ·' 111 -... .~- Ollr ,,.,. ~ ' •9····*:'. ' • i - I'.'·· ' " ' • "OUAIWI'fll MUFFLERS. Seat Belts ' . SjMClll 91 s 5··. Ol'lgln•l Equlpmttllt -. '· ' lA. Flti, INITALLATION . Sllll .. Qu•llty '1·2.···· ~ ' r MOORE'S . .' ' i~ , to make . ··' . NEW' . ·.; . . lRI·AD·S'•; ,,.,.,, ' . ' .,..... - - -- ·.$5·" ' • I I I I • I AIID !WIU!IIE . . SPOITSMAN . . GWS' PACKID ( ·' a~·· • · FRUI vo!lr.FRIE ·COpy now 1 ' -· o~IJOAtiO~ ·•· KitG i~RS ..• , s.JII»PLY . ; . . ' ". - ' ~ ..............................,.~ you·happy ' FEATURlS....come tn ~ '='. . ' • ·. wo CCIOIToli 10 ln. s2 ~----------~-------.-...~·'~'-' •'- - - '• I . I 6JOX II Pully O!luanl'tilll ly C:OOPIIS PlOTIC.'fiVI SllVJCI AJSORBERS' DRY CI.IANING CleiM" NYLON fl8;95. " • COIN-OP • •• TYPE •• PULL 4 PLY • I ....- • .. _• .. ... .. •• a,y length ECDIIomy Air Mtltlr fl~ UO X 15 ILACKWALL T\.111 TYPI •rJ•• , .. and .,._,..loto Tire 7.SOX 14 ILACKWALL TUIILISS SHOCK ' .. All memban ol th• first !Pam and Lucas. aa rookie of • It(oGrande COOPER $15.95· ~ -Duty Phlladollihi~. ' fo '., I<' ! full beckcourt II'~ Jnhn Hovllr•k the Celtlco and Hal Gre.r o! ,. ·~~: R~ RAWLINSS SONS CO•. Chevrolet will go to ' ward4: are I.AJr.a~ and Tom Helnaohn of Boston. end in the ' .! - - For Savings On Automotive Supplies &·Senice YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL ,.;-..;...:.;:_ _ _., Don't worry about anything serious going wrona with one of the new ones from Dodi•· They call them "The Dependables" -be· _. ""''"' cause they are! Besides they're backed up ,trongest warranty on the market ••• 5 years or 50,000 ml~,,.;~ at•.,c~.,,. it. New cars sometimes ldjuostn1en:ts to get the "bugs" ~ When you buy a new car from ~ Boys, you'll find that they'll bend ""-"'• over backwards to take care of any complaint you might have. The DoGige Boys are a happy bunph, and ~ they want you to be happy. And when you're ........... happy, you might tell a neighbor. Then he , ::~< .,iiilllo might come and see Dodce. too, and that The Dodge Boys even happier. See how it works7 .. • Big '0' Unanimous Selection : 'miD IINANaNG OHfO HOPU SJNC1 mt "' HALLANDALE, Fla. (UPil- . trowk. said "my creditors sure A Washington, ·D.C. tourist 1will be happy." went to the track lor the fin~t ' She bel one $2 lloket that the tltne In 2G years Monday, bet 3-9-3-4 combination would win two dollars of the twenty she th fflh · th eighth and borrowed on the twin double e 1 • stx • and won t&l,ISI.80. ninth races. It was the The payoff was the second · ticket to C<ll'rectly name tile ~~~ tn U.S. track history. four winners. Two Miami Beach resort cooks The winners were Hy Jeep, tOon $14,114.20 earlier in the which paid $32.110 for a $2 win GuUstream meeting. In ~- f~tt. race, Challeqe Mrs. Marion Jonea, who gave for · $1~-~ in tho sixth, M _ OJ'Ch I $25,11110 o! her winnings 10 a l!i~t '$24 :80 In the eighth Philadelphia lrlend who looned .RQin~ulll for $15.20 in the her the $20 lo carry lo the ninth. ~ ,, I I . $1aoi 1100 \ 1:~ 'I ' ~J • --'"" ·-- • : . ' •; . ' ' �·' ,I ! • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ::_Mar. 31, 1984 Auto 5e1es -- -- Classi-fied :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::::;11'0 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Ads Get QUALITY Motor Co. Res uIts. For 5.te FOR SALE Late Classifieds SETn.E EST4'l'E- 1111 No11ot1 four door Chemllot Sl!ltJon THE t mbll'· I'UIIb Wagon, new molot overbaul, AVOID . 111 "" ..; cluteb, rocker panels and FO. your Income tax mu brakeo Good lira and body now. Mra. Wallda Eblla, .. 00 00· H c .._._, · New Laurel Cllll Road. WY 2-liJ?S. ., . . . ' • - .>' Wl-'lte S Sl !tp 1 lr OP p..MCIM. UNitT - ,_ ..._... . 011 8DUCATIOII ... Di~ .......y~ ....... . Dhlflillat lb IHI . ...,. Leal ..... Ollh'lrt o. ........ . . . . . . 1M4. p, -· · .. lloioo CM~Mr, 0...,. ..... • · ~i 1-e levision -·· ...__._ I •rtflty tM .......... ,.,.,.. . . . . MlttNf I, .... .. , ra.t'" Cltrll. Tft... el the ...... 14iu..-HH 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door --:--::--· $995 V8 engine, Powerglide, power steering, radio and heater. t.:ood WW lires, saddle fintsh. , 1962 Chevrolet 1h Ton Panel - - - $1695 WANT AD INFORMATION ~ VB t"ngint>, automatic 1rans., t·adio, new tires, red flnlah. Luok!:i and runs like new . 1961 Thunderbird Conv. Cpe. _ _ $2495 PI:AUUNE!I UO t' Automatic trans., powPr sll'erin& nd bJ'Iakes, radio. power windows, beige finish , whilE' nylon top. 0"-) Bottnn l'ubllclt1oD '¥!. Manda~ ~ DotllliiLU' Y·OO o,!onday M. CANCII:LLATlONS Pomeroy Motor Co. COBJt.J;I"TJON~ W \U bl ac:<eepT.O WJW 'i:OO 4 . W.. For OPEN EVES. 7:00 PJA. POMEROY, OHIO Da' of~lUlU~~ .'·; '~ . l'be fiiiDI.l.lb.er ~ u.~ rt(Dt to e411 or reJect aJlJ" 1.41 deemed Olll~Uon11b~ l:non lbov.Jd U. ..,p<Jh.ed tmmNI•lely The pubU.he.r lfi'W oo• bot retpGntlblll cor Q:IOn Ul&D one lllcOITIIcf ln•ertto• f"or W ""' lil.nte• Ad tnse:"l1ot~ 11 cenu pu 1011ord. ou MinimUm Cb.ul• 60 c-entl 12 Ccatll per word for Three cOD· MC"Utive tnMrt lou . SIIIJ" DIICOUnt •n !Nid edt anO a4t• wllhln ~11 d•l"•· CAJW 01" l'llAN'KI ,. Otll'fll· A.fllES - 81~ for DO woi"(J "tnlO· UD.um . Eacb addJUonal word I.e. ••6CI LOCUST POSTS, Charles Ihle, Racine Village. 3 31 3tp BABY OFFlC& ll01JR5 8::!0 A.. W.. to 1:00 P M.. Dallf SaturdaJ -1:30 A..Jl to IJI::OO 1100D IT"S SO EASY CRIB-oa;;;ndd;;;;;itt;:.;ss Call WY 2-3401. I 3 31 3tc TO PLACE A. """" ... JUI:S1JLT PROVTJClNG PHONE WY 2-2157 Card of Thanks Notice Seed Potatoes BOUSE of Carpet of Parkersburg bas local reprl"SI"ntatives. No. I Maine Cobblers 3.99 For free estimate on wall to waD carpet, call Parkersburg collect: 428-6402. 3-11;-tfc GUNS We buy, seU and trade guns. No. 1 Maine Ker.nebech 3.89 eComplete new line Bulk G•rden Sed$ Now On Sale. Garden Fertili1en . L•wn Fer· Ulilen. Everything for lawn •nd lil•rden "I nld 1 Intended to ~ Bill Wellman. Les WilllamsOI'I at Tiffin Jewelers, Pllone 50. 0 olnt Pleasant, W. Va 10 18 1c deadwood In IIO"mllll !::f ~idn'l part "' ellmln•tlnc tYin """""" . .. . ,.. ttn.· ward· _.~......,It' ~~.- ~rtl! "• .. :I WMPO Rcldio , WJEH RADIO ' ·PROOJWI J.Di , I;Gt ~IDIIJ [feq lifONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5:0$ World, NatkJaal Newa J ~&·. Slgli On 1:~ Spotllgbt on Spoi'll 7 30. ,ru,,.. Headlines 5:115 Weather 7:31 '>Muslcal Clock 1;. D!nw Ml!flcell ' 7 45 The L.llellne e: 30 Sip 01J ' oo l)hlo Valley Ntlll UTIIROAY f f»:<\Vorld, Natlonlll 11•'111 7:151!11li On. MtJSI~ Clocll For Rent f ID·Sports f:d • !!;'Weather Plctlft • II Musical Clock • · ss ·, eommu~lty NeWI ' 110 Talk of the 1'Qilll I 51' Nlason Councy Newa IO:011 Family WorsldiJ 11aar JjllH'Ublic Servlee ••00 0b1o Valley Newa f:. Wol'ld. N~ Ntlll ' I:J8· (lporU ·TQUy 8;If IVMII!• Pktvre 1:11 r.tuilttal II""* 1:11 ...... . t :Ol M'*-l Cloall IJ. 00 Morriln& Meliiilln 10,011 N~WI 11:11 Hltlll lehonl 1111 Parade JD atn:atchstrins Ill 55 World News I~·· Friday; Cbureb Bells libiiil J1 ·45 World NOWI IJ ·56 Muon County' NeWI IJ Oil Community Nen apartments, 3 SINGER SEWlNG machine with roozus nicely furnished, hard- slip-in tyj)C round bobbin and wood floors, large closets, din! control zig-zag, to do autotnatlc heAt, private bath decorative stitches in beautiprlvate entrance, utilities ful cabinet. Guaranteed furnished. Phone WY 2-3200. party assuming last 8 3 27 6tc ments of $7.30 a mo''"'· ;;HO=u"'SE;;,-;-s-roo=m=s=-=a=nd.-- bath. Coli WY 2·2204. 3 25 71c People's Ter-r ·e~ -' Ph o n e WY ~5385. 4 ropm ·apartment with bath. · I 24 tfc f FURNISHED Unfumlsbed IJIIiiit; 4 PNU!et 1our.· pNpertl ~~Jith outdoor IJIWI liglatingl Legal Notice --- - ... EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE roolllB, utillty 11114 llalb. le511 Point Wheel Alignment Lane, """"""'· PboDo WY 2- 3874. 1J IIi FOR SALE- Mldtlleport'o lillJ. esl bullcllng, l..,.ted 352 N. Second Street, Middlepnrt. Priced lor qut,'& sale. II Ohio l!o!A!l. 10 II de II · LOT•O._LITE , - c98ts low AND Brake Service BlaeHnars Bs. ,3~8 a- PerMroy. ·'O. tht ' ,· 'i. Y~ get ~ eODvenlence of low,•coet WT..O.UTI automatlcit1ly, .001 WT·O·UTE looks, light1like a 1treet light, :A, P,hotQelectric cell tum• it on at ~usk, ofr at da~. Lights up·duk artu around garages, outbuUdi~ia, driveway•, ]l!ll'ldng lots, outdoor lb· bill and worldnl arell• all ~t 1on.llt'a perfect for aJ;b~ba~. ~es, f!lr!n•, factories, businesses. public buUdinga-any .p l.ace t,.tlt ~~eels prqtection and .. ..ret)" 'after dark ll;o11J;ruik~~o lnYeetlilent in LOT. O.LITE, either. rate includes in• Insurance t _ ! .. ·. : . ' ' ... ,, "' ~ I· I I 11 fl \ !> - -- -- --· 1 3 tic 1.,-;,..,..-..,--;--:-=--:::::;-. ALL Kinds of hay 110d straw <>nrl ur:furms.h.-d :m~•me ru.". l.he ----- livestock for sale. We deUv.er. Butler Bros. Lfipsle, Ohio. T~l . 135, P. 0 Bo1 61. I 11 IOtc MantJarin Is the common name for all public ofricial~ in. toN\' r'Ull SALE. Call WY 1- imperial China. the Chinese S814. •taiJtitiiJn:; ~~~~i) and c--c-·· z• lie name for wbom II Kuan. I JtlHNSIJN. Slmp!!rtn ln"ur~nl"'f" le~• w•lue. 1\~P.nC""y . ln AU form:fll o( IC\ Properlv app~ , at 1100.01. • J J " IJd ROBERT C. RAI"NBACH, !utrance UD ntln~um 8 :8hfrlff, o1 lll.tP Coonttt OIIJe I Bud Sln!ipson. Actenll • I Crow, f"ruw 6 Port•r. . d.. Attornen for Plain&&# 11ft; I !-. , . lw.• .. . , .. • ._., .,...._ . ..•-A•y l'ov.Jii •qllr ~ r.- . - ~ l . ~ "' "··"' . . l!lmin'~~~~i!tlti your {. Comp11ny offil.,e. !M Lf1e1!M t ....t Mewt IJ 10 ~~~ IJ lo Mjd Dlijl Weather , IJ· 211 Etaws BUlletin llGIId IJ :at N6wa (li'WI!I IJ· 30 Apnl IJ:45 Go Round !'lili 1:00 1:10 11oo1 1 ~ 'l'lDll 1: ft l"llnU1 WWSIIlp 110111' IOtll Ntn ' 11:00 Arm)~ Time 11:30 Special Community , ~ U·OO Nftl llc1unduD loartl 12:25 New~ 0 ·Grmus 12:111 l!ullotln u:ao ........., .... l:iii ~ Beat t :lit tllll 2:50 S:OO S:511 4:811 f:IIQ . .... ,. !llumJ.y Mallnee NeWI Beat 8allll'dloy Matinee News Beat Wftb Doss Rene ~~= .,.._ a»4E il-l' "T\1.10 THU:VE'a, LOOKIH 'ROUND FOil Uiif - Wlml< THI!I! �. • • . lght Steps . 'E . 0 . atlon ln ,ards they face In not recelvwas the top- 1ing prompt medleal treatmeDt Gray, ' for tuberculosls, she said. t he A State-wide co~ittee bas t th recommended two unportant a e · the dJa. Til tbeastem expknd ld theast u- lth ...,a f!u~~ ~~~~a=::~ t• ut Jne d Around And About M"dell rf .Special Ea.ster eladve Dlealn el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 11, 18M ., ~~~o~ts~;amed Servicesare Held Sunday . A1aBradbu,.Y•l5tla Birthday Celebrated Children of • h Nao,tChurc Give Prog;am Mondv of the death ol her broal Ester .ervlces Iller • ill ·law, Eatt Grimm, Olarles Ala h~t the La 1 C)lff ~ died" UlleXpec!tedly at Mr. aiiCI ~ witb 1 I Meth:un churc~ A' IUlldle bOJpe In WuhlllgtoD Court ~~ of the 15tb tmeL . Mooday lllCII'DIDI· a- ·~ Ala t Mr and Mra llu Bo III'Vice.of scripture l'eadlnl and SUrvivors Include h1l wife, Clllldren of the Naomi Bap- blrtbclay of their 11011, • a Rlclwd Cbamben, DOmlnat· · ring hymn sillglng waa beld at I IJD. Akunder Gr!miJ)· a &Oil , ,_. _._.~.. pr -~ '~~'•ot.er tbelr home 011 S. 'l'blrd-av laat lag committee chaJlman gave and Mrs Bert Bable Canal · · ' ' ..... ~"" """"""" ... ts joYed dano- Rae Partlowe, Wuhfn&tr~ CouQty Executive Direetor, and Mra. Emenoil JOIIel, 'J1Ie Ually Sen- ;:! e,.po :~ ~:'e:: ;~ ::':~~ =~~ = 4 8 _ ...... at::~~"!~.U:~:~dy~ =~r;=.·:.~~;;~ =~=t!~wlni O:..Vance = :::~~~~:r: TB Meigs In early the 1!fonday of Is g~s . auperlntendent, the choir pre€arroll; ·four gr.....,..,_..,., Mrs. . Ellen Hampton · was in · Columbia i - To find those who are pres- another year, ~udlng, presi· Mr. and Mra. RobeJ:t Turner eented an Easter program. Mra. two great ~; charge of the prOgram wblcb bury. . ... Miss Gray prcblems i' ently infected and to trace \: t, ~':; ~lee pres~nt. aDd aon, Mike, B~ lpent steve Eblin waa nairatnr and Carl Grinam of ,Pitt· Opened' with dev~ by Char· Attending .were Buddy Moort, !l,volved In people to records of patle~ts on the foi- l ~· Gu ~ei f~r· ~e:esu~: Easter with his parelitl, Mr. the choir sang, Ten Thousand Va.; a 'Is~, Mra. les Brown, using u 1iis topic Sonny Haines, Sammy Clatwortfie! heeol for skin testing in the llt.w-up examlnatlons, some of I M' . ~ed :aehme· re re- and Mrs. Joel Turner.· T beY Angels, 'Tis Midnight on Olive's of Elizabeth, . Pa., ''Tbe ~Jon." llbe eong, tby, Pat Edwards, Larry Gladprotection of themselves and whom havi! left the county and se~~tlve ~tor ~s Jlar- we~ accompanied home by Brow, Angel Rolled the Rock .several nieces and nepb. "Springtime/' by the ·chUdren well, Steve Hlndy, Rod Sauer, their children. AI~ positive those who are cured and brmg ence Headley · al~rnate' repre- thell' cblldren, Sandy and Gary, Away, Christ The Lord Is RlsI will be held preceded a weiClOme·lly RudoiPit George Sauer. Kenney Barril, . ctll'l ·~ased ~ the records up to date. tl h Mr W who bad been the gueat of their 111 Today My Friend and How Masonic serv ces and Lee Lee Gordou. Jobn Hood Sam -Hood Steve ~~:es~r:r ~: aware of the haz. I - Recommendations be sent , ~;~ ve tor • s. ayne grandparents for several days. Great Th~ Art. ' th& -Gerstner Funeral Home, An exercise, "Easter Joys~' Pullen, Teci. MOrarlty, ' J liD 1Their 10 year old daughter Deb. - ' to the school boards of the coun-1 1 0118 • Court House tonight waa given bY Jean ind Deaer- Butcbei' Carole Anderson .~ liii";;;o;;;___.____•,_ ............_, ;· ty asking that teachers and oth· Announcement was made of 'bie, was unable to come be- In the evening a film on the at 7:30 p. m. and funeral ser- atte Still, Flo1'1116, Jilloyd and lie uar'r1s; Mary Wolle,' Marler school pe.rsonn~l who come I the nilrsing scholarshl? to be cause of an appendectomy Easter story was shown by the vices will be held Wednesday Freddle Burney ·and A n d r e w 1 StUmbo, Kathy McElhlllney, • in contact w1th children be re- presented to a sentor girl from which has confined her to the Rev. Eugene Gill with Leonard at 10 a. m.· with graveside ser· Eng!WI. Following a recitation ~dfa HWupbrey Ruth Ann POMOOY. OHIO quired to h~ve a tuberculin test one of the five county schools Mrs. Turner recently Lyons as narrator ~ hymns by vices at the Letart Falls ceme- "Purity" by Susye Samuels, an Haley De&bie Gr~eser, Steph· bt>fore begmning the school who qualifies for the scholarwith her son and famlly. the congreg~tion. Redemption tery Wednesday at 2:3C p. m. elterclse, "What Does Easter ~e Pullen sUsie· Morris, Kay LAST TIME year, and that all chl~dren . en· ship. Any senior girl may apply W k nd guests of Mr d of the Body waa the topic of ·· Mean to Me." waa given b~ A:IJt Dtalts' lwse Marie "fAKE HER, SHE'S MINI" tering school for the f•rst tune who is planning to study nurseeEd!ant J hnaon imd. :J. the sermon by the pastor who SUPPER POSTPONED Flornael Burney, . Jean Still Hackett Susa~ Oblinger and 0 (Technicolor) have the test. ing and may contact the school had for bla scripture Romans Tbe jitney supper sponsored and Susye Samuels. . ' . .>-.:... nr b James Stewart, Slll)dra Dee, The speaker commented that head for informttion. A com- dren were Mra. Fred Schroath 1:19-28. · by the Eagles class of Asbury A play, "Easter Shoes" was Suzanne and lYUICY ~ ad ury. 1-·Audr<ev Meadi1W•· ud Robert the best way to eradicate TB mittee from the Meigs TB As- B id Mrs. Cllffo~d Ervin of Methodist church school sched· presented by Charlene Brown; is to develop a germ-free popu- sociation will be in charge of r geport, W. 8 · uled for Apr~ 4 has been post- HluTy Garnes{ Jr., . Sonsharhea LODGE· TO MEET lation. making a selection from a ~t Betty Willtams has gone to poned to April 11 at the Syra- Stiil, Kenneth English, Allle Worshipful Master Albert G. Carl Kautz, president of t~e of eligiblll girls. The amount of Baltimore, Mci., 'llllere she cuse grade school. Price, Richard Qualls and Jew. Woodard annoilnce:s that PornWED. and THURSDAY Meigs County Assoc., pres1d· the scholarship is $250 with the will accompany her slster Mrs. CLUB TO MEET . ell Price. eroy Lodge No. 114, r. It: A. M. ApriW·:8 ' over the business meeting girl to select the school of nur· George Everett and cblldren,l 'lbe Amateur Gardeners Club Group slnglnl! of "He Ltves" wW hold Its regular monthly NOT olfl!tl and welcomed members and sing of her choice. · Kenny, Perry and Peggy, toj of Middleport will meet Wed· concluded the service, after meeting Wednesday April l, It fRIDAY and SATURDAY guests. He thanked the officers d Middlei)Ort for a vlalt with nesday evening at 8 p.m. at the which an egg hunt waa enjoyed 7:30 p. m. at tbe Masonic Te• April' 3-4 for theil cooperation for the Mrs. ~allace Bradfor • relatives. 1 borne bf Mrs. Harold Lohse In by the children in the churc~ pie In Pomeroy. All Master John Wayne in past utive gave director of report the ason the• Tom Chambers and J I m I1 .~:om::ero~y~------------.!y~ard~;.. "HATARI" Newyear. members Introduced In· tion, a short · · .......iiiiiiiiii----iiiii~M~aao::Dl!~~~are:.;:!;..;;;;;;;;;;;;-; (Technicolor) eluded Mrs. Maxine Russell, work of the past year. She em- Jornouskl, who are with the Mr an.d Mrs. Jerry Fields ·t=.John Wayne, .Hal"dy Kruger, who is employed in the offices phaslzed again the painless pro- U. S. Navy, have returned to and son of Chlc~g~~· were ·Martinelli, Red Buttons, of Dr J J Davis as 8 mem- cedure of the skin test. Lakehurst, N. J., after spend- weekend gu~tsMo J pl!l'~ C.IJ9t, Gerald Blain. ber of the ·Board ~ Directors; The annual dinner preceding lng a 31klay leave with Tom's ~ts, ~ ~nd ~8• and o:s lr'C:eforcaJI'tet•n• Mrs. Beulah Strauss, of t h e the meeting was held at t b e cousin, Eric Chambers and Cb~s Eskew . . Meigs County Health Dept. and Martin Restaurant with these and other relativea In . • SUN.,~:~· ~7TUES. Mrs. Edna French, a new Meigs present, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Middleport and Dayton. ~~P.h Fields Jr. of Chicago, "CHARADE" County Health Nurse. Bradford, Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Ketchka Dl. :U,d.sister, Miss Mary Ann Grant, Audrey Hepburn Guests introduced . Included Mrs. Richard Barten, Mrs. Hay- and daughter • Kim, Brookville, Fi~i~ o[ Columbus, spent the p.;ary Clarence Headly, Miss Gray, man Bamitz, Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end with their w.enjl with their parents, Mr. Clarence Headley, Miss Frieda parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace lllcl Mrs. Joseph Fields Sr. Faehnle, Mrs. Edna French, Bradford and daughter, Neda, .Mrs, Pat Quinn and cblldren, Mrs. Beulah Strauss, Mrs. Max· Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Cmdy and Pat of Columbus ar· \ inl' Russell, Mrs. Guy Neigler, John Ketchka, Pomeroy. rived Sunday evening for a vlsMr and Mrs Wayne Gibbons It with her parents, Mr. and • Mr. and ~ Richard Cham: Mrs. Bruce Bradford enter· Mrs. Karl Grueser. at the be~s, Mrs. Da~ White, Mrs. talned Sunday with a dinner for Mrs. Karl Grueser and mothGeorge Hobstetter, Mr. and ~embers o( her family includ- er, Mrs. Welby Whaley visited Mrs. Carl Kautz, Miss Gray, mg ~ daughters, Dana and Sunday afternoon in Atl•ens with Rae Partlowe, and Mrs. Em- Leshe, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal· Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bolin. erson Jones lace Bradford and Neda, Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Herd· · William Bradford, and Mr. and m81l and grandcblldren, Larry Mrs. John Ketchka, and Kim, and .Jacqueline Stemens of BrooksviUe. Lakeview were weekend guests ~ E k nd ts ll of her mother, Mra. Welby WhaCOME .and HEAR ~ aster wee e gues . ca • ley lng on Mrs. Emma Smith and and Mrs Richard Struble Hazel Van Cooney were Mr. and famUy ~rroll were week· The Golden Rule Sewing Clr· and ~· B. L. Potter, Bar- end guests' of his patents." Mr. cle met at the home of Mrs. bourSVJlle, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. VIENNA, VA. Glenna Tucker Thursday and and Mrs. Jack Ford, New Hav· , Mr. and. Mrs. Antbony l'iCIIU·II • SPECIAL SINGING BY LOCAL TALENT celebrated Easter. Games were en, W. Va. Sunday, Mrs. Smith ler and daughter, Unda of played and Bible quizzes given who Is 95 years old, waa able Jumbus were weekend guests after the meeting wu opened to be at the dinner prepared bla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jawith the hymn, "The Family by ~s Van Cooney and sever· cob Schuler. Who Prays," followed by group ai invited guests. an!l Mrs. Clarence strllt·ll MEETINGS START AT 7:30 prayer. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley tl)ri ot O~J"ood were .weekend • Twenty-five million overage mattresses are "!~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Esta Hawthorne read the have learned that their son, guests of her parents, Mr. and iiii Scri?ture reading. Mrs. Anna Earl McKinley, an electrician's Mrs. Robert WKJ!er. being used in America tonight. Lee Tucker was given a prize mate tbird class 11 on bla Mr. and Mrs. "'Oismas Papp• Yet most·medical authorities agree that an old for reading the most Scripture third 'Mediterran~ cruise. H ·dopoulus . and sons, Dlno and lumpy, saggy mattress hurt your rest. On verses In a set period. At noon expects to be· in the States ln Michael of Clevel811d were this kind of mattress it's harder to get to sleep. a potluck lunch was aerved June and Is to be discharged in weekend guests of her parents, with a "cut" cake to resem!Xe Sep~mber. His ship participat- Mr. _an~ .r.tr's· .Norman Baxter. Your Bleep isn't as deep as it should be. You are [ a rabbit which was beautifully ed in an Impressive air show Miss Martha Genhelmer ·of more likely to wake up feeling tired. decorated. demonstrat!Dg aircraft launch- Columbus was tbe weekend . Don't put up with one of these rest wreckers I. The cake was baked by Mil· ings, aircraft misslle firings, tar· guest of her aunts, Misses Au· i BllOther night. Come in llfle what a difference 1 dred Scarberry. Anna Lee Tuck· get bombing and other maneu· ~. Lucretia and Ada Gena :new matt.I ea11 make. Lie doWil on a Beauty-: er, Helen Wolfe, and Maudle vers ~~NL I ISnyder conducted the activities, ~s. Elsa Lewis, Cleveland, ~ :. ,~~ Braley and eon rest Blld uperience its luxurious comfort. We and awarded prizes. An Easter spent Easter here witb her w.er~ , r dlnn~ guests of gual'BlltAie you head-to-.toe body-fitting ~ . corsage was given to all pres- sister and brother •. In • law, Mt, ~1'4f•· Ernest Powell. that beata any other matfleu old or new. .~' . !ent. The door prize was award· Rev, and Mrs. Fred 1. Gardner. ~J;iPfolyn Parker an And you C8ll own a Beautyrest for only $79.60. ed to Mrs. Mary Kiser. They were guests at the claas Miss Marjorie Hoffman of ChesPresent were Mrs. Mildred meeting of tbe Loyal Women ler vi.ll&ed Sunday Beat The Spring Rush and Scarberry, Mrs. Mary Kiser, whlch met Thursday evening. .Itb ·J4r.lllld Mra. Ernest 1"0111'·11 Get Your Summer Car Nowl Mrs. Maudie Snyder, Mrs. Paul- Mr. and Mrs. Don Burkey, ell•. ·' ·· · ine Rose, Mrs. Anna Lee Tuck· Marietta were here over the Rev. 'llld <Mra. Robert Wells er, Mrs. Goldie Holman, Mrs. week e;d with their parents and f~omlly of Mohawk ,pent Patricia Forester, Mrs. Liille Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Emmlsb: Sunday night and Monday With CHOICE: Quiltechr Tufted ... Regular or Extra Firm . Johnson, Mrs. Helen Wolfe and Mr. Emmis'h Is confined to her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. LA SABRE CONVERTIBLE 0 · Damitz. Mrs. Esta Hawthorne. Meigs General hospital. ..--"'> STANDARD SIZES '79 50 S(JfER SIZES '89so t)P Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gherke Mr. and Mra. Harold Bartels V-8 Automatic Transmission. Power Steering, PowHAVE FAMILY DINNER and son, Steven, tpent the Eas- and Mr1. Joseph Banas and diU·· II er Brakes, Power windows, 6-way Power seat, PowMr. and Mrs. Paul Smart ter vacation witb their ghter, Debbie returned to their er top, radio and heater. White side wall tires. entertained wlth a family din- parents at Grantsville, w. va. home, YOIIJ!Bitown Sunda~, af. I ' ner Easter Sundar evening at Mrs. J . E. Harley, H 0 11 y ter 1 visit wi~. Bartels roo1 their home on Fll'st-av. Guests Martin, Middleport, and Mrs. ther; Mrs. Edna Bartell. were their son, Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Davis, Athens, spent Mr. ~ ~· Bart.@ls.. ll • or,..,....._ • • Milton Smart and cblldren, the Easter week end In Spring· daupter, Sally and 10111. Barbara, Susie and Roberta Louwith their son and daugb. die and Charles 'Vlsited Friday ise of ~o.ledo; and daughters ter and famlly, Dr. and Mrs. IDI{ Saturday with Mra. : and ~amilies, Mr. and Mrs. John Harley and cblldren. Edna Bartels and peats. · Mannm~ Kloes and children of Spending tbe Easter vacation . GallipoliS; Rev. and Mrs. Geor- with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bacb. Bap&t Claureh luu Codillac - Oldsmobile ge Siddall and cblldren, Tom- tel and daughter, Carol, were S peeial Ser.,ke, '"You'D Ute_...,.._ Our..Quality Way of Doing Busineu" ,,. my, Laura and Timmy, Platts- their daughter and family, Mr. ~ ServJce.. at the Mkl·.!l burg, and Mr. allll Mn. George and Mra. George Dallas and die i'int ' ' Qwrch WY 2-5342 v~ · Pol'l"'eroy, Ohio Hackett, Jr. and children, Mid· children, Billy, Stevie, and Ml- ciJ: 1 lll!l'9lcl dleport. chael, Soutb Charleston, and 1:30 'a. ·Jn. wttb ' o,vid Mrs. Thelma Howard, Clarki- giving ~ C!aJI burg, W. Va. Tbe Dallas famUy ~befJt Slavin the IUiltJie also visited with his parents, p!'lyeJ,' aoo ~ . . b)' Mr. and Mra. Bill MaUack, Ches- Beulah• White and Mr.. Uulan ter. M~ . ' Mr. Charlel Sauer, a patient Mrs. ' Milton 'pve at the Brecksville Veterans Hoe- scr1ptlire readhii wllb' ..Rev. pltal, spent the Esater week Donald · Boone tile mlaqe, with his wife. Mrs. Suer will "Dawn rn. the ·.~r ~~ accompany him back to the tlsmal .lii'YICI WQ ·~ hospital. · for Judith t.jm :BreW.r Easter week end pests of dadlcatloo r1te11 for David . ~· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner Jenklnl were· beld: ·• ~mpt Free ·~IIJ,fY · lfYour Home In Ohio Or W. V•• and Mra. Daylcl Fariner were For · the . ~ Tom Skinner and· bla fiancee, ~ . Mri. Gmld '~. Miss Judy Slack of Columbus. i!Jayed tbi, ~ Botb are ·~ Ohio Stale wiJh ·Mfl.. ~ ~ ,dl· ' Mra. banlel Grimes :,: .• i! MEIGS THEATRE IZ ·--------- navis .Mainly About Peo.pie 1n Pomeroy = . 1 REVIVAL MEETING Churcb of the Nazarene Rutland, 0. Sewing Circle Celebrate Mr Easter EVent REV. GUY WRIGHT ~ APRIL 1 THRU 12 Forget Sentiment! Retire your Overage Mattress W:· THIS WEEK'S .can 1 can SPECIAL i a BEAUTYRF.ST ••• the Happiness Money Can Buy 19·6 0 BUICK ·~·~" 16 9 5 wuu.m ~ • I ana \ "'enlng KARR & VAN ZANDT 3 K-·· bio* Cnt•· 8el dlsllai~'far cleaaer tbaa diu washing by band I u:~:i B-~~ iURNITURE-MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,~. _ . .........,.. ~...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.._ _ _ _.1 ~ ::a~ duigllter,· ~. Baltimore ,bad tor b1s ·~·~\0, .~. witb:.;J~~~l:v~=-~t~;-~~ .. Zelaler. . .~. port an4..aGils. arid _ .,"·~· - ; . ' G. G, ........_. ~- . n~bers 'W= tar;#cit tlit '' • .• ' ·In Po · ·, ~ She' aJ. c .. KNOWJt , ..: - • • ,. 'lo."''l!"i~·----..!1!11 . DEPor~~ ·~~~~-·--:-~·'~· ~~~~~~~~;~ � 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 03. 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