https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9048ab0b6b4bdc8afe379873a17bb9cb.pdf 8fcdc9a828fdc8eaf050ab340c10af60 PDF Text Text I I I ' ' ,., J)a!ty Sentinet Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May ?, 11184 ~Miss Zerkle Elected President of fMiddleport Garden Club for 64-65 'Mtaa • Plans Made to Give Flowers Around And no;: f::""~:;vld• ' About Middleport 'W'ti1'1JD • Nellie Zerkle was elect- dark, velDea beet loBYes that ercl,.. for Rutland 1t11kln and til jnoid<nt <Jl the Middleport resembled erotl< planl.o ; t h e tbe alumni banquet when tbe Garden Club for the 1964-85 cam>t and others. Rutland Garden Club held Ita p 11 !he May meeting Mon. Miss Nellie Zerkle displayed delayed April meotinJ Monday 1 ~ eve~ng a1 the heme of a sample arranarnent using tbe evening at the hme of Mr. Riley ManleJ Ia Ji11a. David Entsm~~~ger. 1leaves of mullen, horseradish, Chris Diehl. Mrs Paul cal paliml al Holur llaopltal -other officen olected inkude 1 mint. parsley and red wandel'ing president. opened the Mr. and Mrs. Mu: Lambert ~- Anna Howell. v1ce pres1- Jf'W in an mteresting arrange-- with the club creed and col- and son, Joe, of Columbu•, dent; Mrs. Jack Welsh. secre- ment in an antique salt box. Iert. Devotion medltations on apent the weekend with her tal)' ; and Mrs. James Arnold. Mrs. Hayes showed another un- ·•garden themes" was &iven mother, Mrs. Harry MlUa and treuurer The slate of off1cers usual display us1ng iris IE' aves · by Mrs. Diehl. hle parenta, Mr. aDd Mrl. Danl was \lnanimously a('('t1)ted by August Wy leave and Fourteen wembers anJwered Lambert. Mrs. MJlle bu beeD club mmbers gated hosta. roll call n11111ln& 1 tree or shrub confined to her home by illnel8. Mrs. Walter Hayes. current I Miss Anna Howell. substitutng they wanted. A committee wu Mrs. WUiis Gru.uer baa ,. president . presided and Wf'lcom- 1for Mrs. Ernest Maag, gave a appoJnted to arrange two bask- turnecl from Columbu when ed the 30 members and gu.,ts I talk on suitable eta of flowers for the Com· she villted with ber dauabter including Mrs. Earl Kmght , I stressing the carefulness m~n<'ement. May 22. and tlble aod family , Mr. aDd Mrl. John Mra. Robert Coats. Mrs. E. 0. ed in selecting the proper arrangements for the A I u m n i McCabe. Mrs. McCabe II reTewksbary. Mrs J. E. D.. Hart· tainer for the kinds o1 banquet. May 23. cuperatlng from IW'JI!I'Y· Inger. and Mrs. John David. , and the location. She Mrs. Robert Reibel, county Donna Weber, daughter of Mr Members responded to roll call 1a simple container for contact chairmarf. announced a and Mrs. VerMD Weber, la a by naming a flowPr arrange-] such as the marigold and county business m.eetmg of gar~ patient at Meila General Hoemen! book. : or alabaster for such den clubs to be held May 23 at pita I where sbe Ia being -·~ II M J A ld ed I as the lily or rose. She pointed I p. m. in Middleport "Pause ed for laceratioos of the leg. ~- am,es rno presen\ out that the- urn is the most for Living" booklets from the She was injured in an acc:ldelnt ll an mtere~t ":i ~:r on AI t e suitable for most arrangement! Coca Cola Company were dis· at her borne in Rutland MonprMaokgramp <>P1C, A 0 tage ~n~ and al!o that in using clear tributed to those pre~ent. day, 11 v rrangemen'""~es re th t f th fl She gave the llistorical back- g1ass e 5 em! 0 e ower A report_ 0 0 the regional meet· Mrs. Clara Belle Smith who •• lllld f the f should be made to look attrac- m~ helri 10 Pomeroy April J1 'ded ~.- M d Mr ' Clll o use 8. o 1eaves tive by proper cutting . A . . . rest 1nw• r. an a. • 00 0 throughout our civilizations re. · . was gJVen. nommatmg ford Haye. and son G- hu . . Mrs . John Dav ui of the Phil- m1'ttee composed of 1Mrs Rei·· • ..,., calhng that leaves .were cons1d· . . . · as her guest her am . . 1nnme Islands told of planting bel chr Mrs Russell · ' 8-T 4 ered a source of Jsp1rat10n be- ,.... . · ·• · Charles Smith who hi been cau of th . Sh a slip or the natmnal flower of Mrs Dayton Parsons In • s Tokyo, Japan me ~Ohed ~~r tgrleen co 1or. e the islands in Middlerort to see Mrs.' Carl Dermison ~as ap- 61.. n1 a eaves wre if it mighl grow Mrs Ga n . • ....e past four years. commonly used in carvings on 11 • • r~ pc:nnted to report 011 8 slate Olhel C nn1'ngham of . . Sta nsbury who srw>nt the wtn· off1'cers at tl 1e ne t • g u great bwldmgs and that gar. '. ,..:~ : mee.m · Mich · ited 'tb lands of leaves were used in m Flonds . told of the The cluh received an invitation d . MVJS Cliff0rd WI . . s1ze and beauty of the roses m to be gue ts of the an n. ooemomals. The crown of Jau- th th .. s son, Gregory. ret was considered a high hon· e sou . Luck Garde-n ~lub or the Ath- Mr. C. H. Jones, S. 'J1drd...a1'' <II' in ancient times. At the close of the ens State HospJtal on May 19. is a patient at Melga Mrs. Arnold also gave poinl!i:i members and guests were Registration ~ill be from · Hospital where he iJ to consider in using leaves not vited to the dining room to 10 a. m. wnh luncheon · irom 8 recent illness. only as a background in a salad course was served vations to_ be sent to Mrs. Reynoldl bu reIJTanging but an a table covered with a wa~d Mezlc~o. Box lZB, Athen::~. from Columbus where tp themselves when used alone. cloth and centered with a long Ohio, by FrJday' M_ay 15 · underwent eye surgery at ~he cited the various . arrangement of pink and Iaven- The traveling p_n ze was d<>- 1"~ ivallable in winter, as the ev· der lilacs. pink tulips and deep natPd_by Mrs. Retbel Anthony's Hospital Ia • t orgreen and the brilliantly 1 purple iris flanked by lighted won >t. The nnt meeting ed leaves of fall for dried pink tapers in crystal holders. he held May 19 at I p. m» Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott, play1. The arrangement was made by wiJI be an open meetmg at the were recent guests · She discussed the leaves Mrs. Robert Coats for her mo- home ~f Mrs:. c. 0 . Chapman. their parents, Mr. attd Mra. planta such a• ther, Mrs. Walter Haye•. Wdkesvllle . Star Garden I William Morrill and family JUII) Assisting host.ese were Mr. Club a~d the Fnendly_ Garden and Mrs. Martin Abbott. M. C. Wilson. Mr>. Haye• and Club Will be guesta lv>th Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Galen BroWII Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. M i 1 s C;har1es LewiS. Regional Dt· and children spent the- weekend 11ASON Zerkle presided at the silver rector,f ahes guestd apeofaker. ~ at their farm near Morehead ff · lour o t gar en Mrs. Ret· K h th tl ' co ee service. bel will be held M 15 y. w ere ey recen y open· 8 TONIGHT lr FRIDAY . ay at ed a 2 acre pond for fishing. "KING OF KINGS" p._ m. Mrs. ~tehl served sand· Her mother' Mrs Pearl POrter Jeffrey Hunter 0 n d accompanied the,;, to ber home Obligation Nigh.! w>ches, c';;:k1es. coffee (Technicolor) Observed Tuesday mmll to ose present. in Morehead after visiting with -andW•It Disney'• Obligation night was observed them In Middleport. Mr. and "HORSE WITH THI when Pomeroy Chapter 186, Mrs. Mac Sawyer and sons of FLYING TAt~" OES, met Tuesday ovenlng at Pomeroy also visited'' wttb the the Masonic Temple. Browns receutly. Moy 9 Ruth Tompkins, worthy f mif, Orne Relatives have learned of ~HECKERED Ft,AG" ron, and Harry P. Smltb, wor- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin death of Don Blackb>ill11, (Eiatme.n Color) thy patron, presided with all entertained the Golden R u 1 of Cheslllre and -andofficers were present. The class of the Pomeroy Church . at Bucyrus. He Is "TRitiGER HAPPY" nual inspection was Christ Tuesday evenin& at by two brothera, l M~ur·een O'Hara, Brian Keith for May 14 at 8 p. m. with home, Chester Road. Don Blackburn of Akron. (In Color) i:5i:5i:5i:5i:5~l Vern• Hammond, deputy grand Tbe meeting, in charge Funeral serviceo will be held · matron of McConnelsville the Mrs. Elwood Bowero, preoldenl, todoy In Bucyrus. inspecting officer. The 414iu. an· opened witb prayer by M ro. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. GUIM!rl niversary or the Chapter will Charles Eskew. Devotions Springfield, are visiting in Ml•d· ll POMIROY, OHIO also b• observed at this time. en from Psalm I, were led by dleport with her alster 1 n The charter was draped In Mrs. Wayne Zurcher who also Mr. and M r a. memory of Agnes McGreevy. read a poem, .. Spring Clean· Leo Kennedy and with his relaTONIGHT The rarewell was given by Ma- !ng ." ~fembers responded to ron in Coolvllle. NOT OPEN bel Goeglein, past matron. With scripture verse At the close of the meeting, the book of Acts. the group adjourned to the din· It was voted to purchase ing room where refreshments table and chairs for the soc:iall were served from an attractive room of the church and also table by the hostesses, Leona make a contribution toward Smith, Ann Rupe, Myrtle hymnals for the church. son, Kathryn Jordan and Mrs. Edward Venoy lod lotte Dillard. and prizes were a· .==~~=--===;;;;;! warded to Mrs. Bowers a SUN. May FREE ORCHID Mrs. Denver Kapple. CORSAGE PIN Refreshments were served Gent Mitch underwent lllll'll•ll "WHO'S THI STORE" MOTHERS DAY WEEKEND tbe hostess assisted by he at Holzer Hospital Monday (Technlcolor) 11 daus:hter, Barbara, to · 5 u. is oonvalesc:lng alcely, 1111 Frt.• 1t., .... y 1-9 Jerry Lewia II be No Purchase Required named and Mr. and Mrs. num r la 2.30. ALSO Walt Dlsney'a Certified Gao Station Jerry Masters. Mrs. A. Mark and Shari Milch a '"YIL~OWSTONE CUBS" Mrs. Milton Roush with tbelr Phelps. W. Mi In 5t . Pomeroy (TecbnicoJor) three guesl.o, Tommy and Mrs. craig Venoy and Peggy Jo their fatber Is wers. Holzer Hospital. MEETING POSTPONED Mrs. Charleo Werry Vl!lted The Mother-Daughter banguet Tuesday with Mrs. George Hoin· of the Eleanor Circle of Hemlock Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell ' \lethodist which had been eduled for Thursday, May 7 has Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stru· been postponed 1Dltll the reRU· ble and son: Michael spent SuDJar meeting olght, Thursday, claMry lnAlonzoCincmTnall,,nwlth Mr. and May 14. •· ern . SUMMER Jobn Frtek entered Melp SLIPPERS Memorial Hoopital Wednesday, for treatment. REMEMBER.,. Galt Buck II a medical pa· lleot at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. EldGII Krealller were vlsltol'll Wedneoday ON HER DAY Parkersburg, W. Va. Reme,:,ber i .. Mo~~·~~~Doy Is N~t ·. -undcly, May JC)ff,·. Lfw ........ II& IIIIIIJ eleoldJ, 1111111 Wlllo ....._ ..... i -·:.t. ·~; . j I .•. ., . '• '.· ' c ~. • ' • ', I ·Malle ll_, ,.. ..,.,..., . .1111 Center fw MM~ .... "" Csrslwiiaa lal .., ' Day'Gifli. \;..,ql\fJnd Jl .mpl... -~n .eh_.. · Incl... .... ch .... tr.m-Lillfllll...... RCA VJi:i'Or Title!ilalon •ncl R..ial ~ D...- Spo~ -:- l._.rlcal Appl.a- - Llilgerle ..;.. l'erfu- and T•lfetr.l• - tt.lery - Clocb - . . . .,..... - P i l l - - Table CowN. Shop ·en wwr .e . . ' ' ..,..,,.,.!'~ n..~-' ~i;r _:: ', -------------~-------..;;....l!t,..;;,...,. _vo_L_xv_I-:-N_o_._2_o_ _ _ _ _ _,;;. . ---:--..:..POMEROY:;.;.;;;;;;: : z, .:.·:·::.:•..::GI:!;.Io~.......---..,.....!· '~ :'; A'lf·r MAy a, 1964 "'nltv.:. ._ lvu. ;_ • .:..MI=DDiiJIOillr:: · ' n-. More SE;O Pump Priming:'ls Promised by OU •cl~ For Mother On Har Dayl ~ ... I· ! I lar~e e: Mom's a jewel-So give .her the gift sbe11 treasure. Choose from Necklaces - Pins - Earrinp In smart colors and wbite to complement every cottume. · ~ho I OTHER DRESSES 5·95 25·00 I DRIVE· IN ,. ~-~· . d ·,\ -..JJ Mother ww love beln& pampond wltil a &1ft of pretty ollpo •. for her privata lifel We've 1 wonderfUlly femlnJne oeleotion of full lencth and half ollpo In faoblon • cued colon and pattern~ ~Ill VALER'E - Dutch ~ floral jacquard closed hack t Full foam insole. Pil low walk construction. Black• Str.i~. Blue, Bonbon 1 .95 to 5.95 H•rrow and Wide Width' HANDBAGS Straw! and leather• in poucb an<i clutch styles. AU colora to choose. LOVELY PURSES $2.98 to $3.49 •H•t• eDr••••• eSiips •Bras eSportswear • Blouses • Skirts eUmbrellas .HOM MARGUERITE'S ~ 102 E. Main Pomeror They're pretty and' practi· cal, just like Mom! To give • , from our Aprob array. Aut•atlc Steam and Dry Iron FiDitr lip oolector - hlii!On llota. - ' ' .I Ea'J ·Care . . bliSTERS . . oJIOIIlD& • 'lliiler. GloiiiDlnl ',·\ ; ' ' ' chrome f!Diab. · . ·.· $9··o·.o· ··.- . FOR·.·MontER'S ·· • j - .ISUM · HOURS Dellchtful to. weai at' home, Mother will be aU wrapped ) . . dtl In tbel,t, euy ,en·the eyq · Large ' Ml'( lo ffll ' • . ··AUtoiiQtic 2.Qict P ated CMilpact .,_.n ' j - . . .' ttad.T&adltf·. es•..nt·ThermoatltJc eontrol •I""" . eChntme eo.mpl.wy- Aulom~tlc .1 ·$. · cOlo1;1, . SERIOUSLY ILL 7·100 SERENADI- Leith· er scuff. Full foam tnaole. Black, Lt. Blul' White Pink. ' ' 7-140 - in tercy , w1th rubber sole, White, Pink, Lt. ) a lot of fasbion, a lot ot pleasure, see and 18lect ~~ . J Pretty Slips For Mother! Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' handbags, or scarfs :trom ihe selection on Elberfelds tlrst floor. Choose from lll8IIJ styles, just In time for· Spring and Summer. ePetit.. eJunlors eMiaa11 eWomano e Half Si'" In tho BUIJ Ready To W.., Department on the 2nd Floor. ·MEIGS THEATRE MOTHER Accessories to Compliment Every Costume ~.......- .... Delight Mother with eJovet, lo Golden Rule Closs Guests A S hH Oomphies FASHION JEWELRY Mr. Jay Myera 1'01111lnl JD aerloul COIIdltlon at Deaco,_ Hoopltal, Cincinnati, after dergolng surgery for the third lime last Friday. llo and Mrs. Myen wlah to apreu tholr thanks to tbelr many fr1enda for the lovely cards, rernea>-11 brances and prayer1. Mrs. Aaron Kelton and Mrs. Howard John11011 and daui!hle' Julie Marie, have returned to their bomeo In Richmond, VJr. gmta after being In Cincinnati to allllst In tbe care ot lboli father and arandfalhar. They visited at tha boma of Mr. and Mrs. George Sblveler Jr. ' Sr., wblle ~ Mrs. My· era remalnl In Clnclnlliil with · her daughter. Sunday Mr. J• ' ' ....h-1'1-UN Give Mom NYLONS . . No llotbar ..... hal too mii!J BorbbiN.. 'l.toc;ltlDP,t , Give br Berbhlfoo tor .xc,\ber!• Day w!ll ...... them .,..1:7 .dar of'd!a yeitl leaotlfiiiiJ prl..d for 11~ ••d • lr'a]JQGI~ ' .' . II ,~==·~·=•:v. IJited · by Mr. Ben who Ia plq to IC!hool lD .~-. . .. -~ .• .. . Jaycees Spousoriq Chicken Barbecue �• ~ :. lq - . ,:"· .. t Tit.- Boily SPntin@l ·IJOCkfy Feefs L~ke That Every Pay Ooy!" ,;.' ~ . - -.~·, -, ..._ ~ ~ "-· _.,. .r :··.. Bostic Beats Jackets, 8-5 :$dMM£NTA liNG EDITOIIAU Y ;::, Confusion Will Reign Supreme pEOPLE of thls area of Ohio are conCf'rned with what the federal govern·' men! expects to do with us now that we 'Ire in Appalachia. According to a state:tnent by our Congressman at-large there ~ a lot of confusion in Washington as to :just what is gomg to happen . He indi!rates that there is growing dissatisfaction with the so-caUed "Shriver Boys." Most or It stems it would appear from the at.•,cterilpt of the administration to place one :man in charge of the propos"<<;:rojects and allow him It draw from l.1e sourc'Is of eight different executiye- gencies. 'l'.<kllng further chaos !Q.~ already ex'tenslve red tape would be the divorcement of Appalachia plan from the antipoverty setup under Shriver, whlch would make two administrations doing separately what should be incorporated under one lleneral scheme. All of these grandiose plans are in the making and as in the past the slate and local governments will continue to provide support from their resources to those who are unfortunate enough to be ' .:tlandicapped due to unemployment or ~- · other disability to make a go of lives. We most heartily agree with · congressman when he plainly states . any war on povyrty will be won only there is an opportunity for employ. Like him : we believe that we give everyone the chance to make Sc.own 'fay. On the other hand the govrn~ller1t hands out is juciest plums to the three most affluent states and to less fortunate states where there be some doubt as to their being In ilne for the 1964 election. We see no sense in making grants for po· reasons, but we suppose lt has al- ways been that way and always be until complete sincerity rules. Our 'Appalachia program is going to be financed at the 9Ulset with '2~0 mil· /Jelen 1/elp Us! . .. Racine put dawn two-run UJ>- the next and Dna! lnnln&. · (nobody until '!be fiftb IM!ng) , rt1tngs In the fourth and fifth The Jacteu hed gotten one while Mlddlepprt pitching before Innings Thuraday to take an 1'1111 In the third 81 Morrts sing- Stobart earne In, fanned lhree• 8-5 victory at Middleport wer 'zed 'and seored when the center and walked three. Top Jacket the Yellow Jackeu with Junior ftelde let th b ll oU .-~··b· bitters were Stollar!, four tor righthander Jack Bostle gnlng r e a r _..,. four and Moore, two for lour. all the way for tbe winners. him. , WlckHne had two for Racine. .Sophomore Mike Gardner op- In the fourth tjley plated Ra~ . · . . . 200 800 0 -:-- Q- 10 ened on·/Jie mound for the Jaek- two ruiJ& on leadoff singles by Middlf(>Ort · · 001 -220 0 - 5 ~ 3 Gardiler eu and wor.'ed unut· he had one Buddy Moore and S!Dbart, and (L)Bootie Morrland1.31Speocer. Stobart·(S) and 8 out In tbe third. Mickey Mor- an error. Thou~ two runs In the • . • rls came on. got the olde out. filth came on singles by Morris, Vujaklija, Moore (!l. but had all kinds of trouble In Georg~ Sauer, and Stobart. · the locrth when six big games 1<. sri'entb Inning rally fiuled LAIITI, Finland (UP!) -liarwinning runs came home for to nothing when Stobart singled old Connolly of Los Angeles RaciRe con singles by Proffitt, ~th nne oul, but Bostic struek won the hammer event with a Bostle and Bill Wickline, and out pinch hitter Randy Humph- throw ol 214 feel, 2~ BID Knapp's double. re)'ll, got Stohart on Jon Con- lnchea and his CzecboslovaklanThat was all the Tornadoes niogham's Fielder's choice, and born wile, Olga Fltkova .ConCIJUid get as Gary Stobart open· then had Asa Bradb!lry looking nolly, won the women'• discus ed on the mound for the Jacket> at a"third strike to ' end the throw with 155 2~ Thursln the sixth and struck out siJ: game. . day during an ·International straight batters through that an 1 Bootie !snned 11, wlllked three track and field meet. .• lion that was placed in the contingency item or the budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1. Some of the main phases of the plan as outlined by the president have beeo reported lllld we suppose some others will be unveiled as he rues over the ravished terrain. A short time ago the Attorney General made a one-day trip to Charleston and according to what we learn from newsmen of that area he was shown all of the possible worst slums of the area and probably went back to Washington convinced that all West Virginians live In lean-to's. He was not atlowed to see sections in which the house prices ranged from U5.000 on up. Mr. Johnson will not see much to get excited about as he visited in Ohio Thursday. At Athens he observed a prosperous college town with a growing uruversitY.. The main proposals are to build 2,550 miles of h1ghway at $85 million; wa· ter resource facilities at $35.8 mi!Uon; sewage and water treatment plants at $10 million; pasture Improvement with federal grants of 30 per cent, $22 million; technical assistance for timber rnanagement, manufacturing and marketing $6 million: research in use of coal and land restoration after mining $3 million; human resources programs of $71 million and then the inevitable FederalState Appalachian Commission for planning and recommendations. !n the fu· ture we will hear of TVA like projects, stamp plans. medicare and the like to turn our region into Utopia, no less! 1:. F. So h GARS, Jaekson "'ill " F•:rgut or nt an ·Diamond Title; Playoff Looms in Nerth ' Dll!r'Selltlnet, Pomeroy-Midcllepqrt, o ., May 8, 1984-3 i-i:ialiy Seritinel, Pomerey·Midclleport, 0., May 8, ltM Tllat'l the main tblna. to deflate an ahlblllanld. Jgnortnc will JO • IDnf to dellato an nhlbllollll. ''The bit really aeared me. For a &olal over Amerlcaa League w. L. Pet. GB · - 4 11 1 Cleveland II ~ .lltl8 002 000 Bait. .wvChicago 10 5 .667 ~ Cleve, ttQ2 032 02x- 9 121 New York 9 7 .563 2 McNally, Stock (Gl, Hadd1x Baltimore 9 9 .500 3 (7), Miller (8) and Orsino. Detroit 9 9 .500 3 Grant, Ab~mathy 171 and Minnesota 10 10 ..,500 3 Az<ue. Wmner Grant Los Angeles 9 ll .450 4 (2-1). Loser - McNally (2-1). Boston 8 10 .449 4 HR - Time .. ........... ......, Hado AND \\>HEN "!liE C().IVERSA'TON GETS A~ND 10 ILLNESS-·WELL,N0600Y lOPS HER 1HfRE,EYEIHER•:·· . . _ loape - Washington Ma.tor Koplitz (31, Bridges (5), Kline and Leppert. Winner Mikkelsen (1-11. J.oser- Bridges I1 Il-l). IIR - Skowron. I 9) 011e (Only games scheduled) • 1 NFL' AFL O'T00Ie0nMoundAgams • ht,· MetsWIll • May PIay For PhI•)sTomg All Marhies PHILADELPHIA (UPI) who Jim O'Toole makes hiB first start in a week as the Cincin- National Lea I a e - Mays, Angeles, Spanswkk (()..Z) vs. teams play three games Philadelphia. O'Toole (2-l) has been side- at New York Thursday with a lined with a sprained b a e k loss to the Met.. New York since week and missed his has four wins half of them the expense ~f Cincinnati' end of the 1965 seMon.," an " ,._...,...,....,...,==--==c1[and Jim Maloney AFL referee said Thursday St. Louis · Denrits Behnett f%-2), last • AI Jackson, who won a shutf h M t.s Ci · f Crow's outt or kt e e toat nMcmnla I las wee '. agam a on· . dpped 1 ey in a pltchmg_ ue. Jackson has thre~ VIctories. Maloney yielded just seven and struck out 10, while Jackson was tagged lor rune STEAl( HOUSE Hatch Makeo Chance New York picked up all of its runs In the first two frames. IWn Hunt singled In the firs< • Borrwo/the evidence of the HENRY B. FERGUSON -WYU432 Former Gallia Resident Given Sloan Award A naUve ol Ga1Upoli1, Henry B. F"'1USOil hat been aworded an Allred P. Sloan Fellowablp at the Massachusett. l111Utute of TechnolD&Y. He il aSSistant to general SUJ)ertntendent at U. 8. Steel's NatiOnal Workl In McKeesport, Pa. The Sloan Fellowship for 1111485 have been granted to 45 YOUIIC b!lsine" execullva. In the United Stares and Canada, They were all carefUlly selected by a II'OUP ol executives, and many will complete MIT'o requlremenll for the degree o1 muter ol science in Industrial Manaa._ ment Mr. FeriiU!Oil will beiln blo year of study at Cambrldae, Man., In June. He reoetved his bachelor's d.,..ee In 1950, In Generll Enl!neerlna- He has wor~ In meral englneerln1 capaCities wi)ll U. S. .Steel pr~ or to his pnoent Ji08111on. He and h!l wife, Evelyn, and four dlildrtn ltve at 4.14 Old Clairton Rd., Pleaollllt IIID1, In McJCeu. """' BERRTS WORLD Chris Glitsch, 59, of Newark, Base R 1Meet is with him at the Cheshire-Kyger Elementary ochool Saturday morning at 9:30. Selection of managers will also be held. Suspect Held In Holdup of State patrolmen. who aided in capturing Schatzman. said he started shooting when he proached the roadblock. ~nesvllle pollee fired and Schallman suffered a slight scalp wound. He was treated and released from Zanesville Good sam a r i tan Hoopltal. I Whitehall police held him for investigation of armed robbery Ito. Atoombly hi complete with ~ ~~ Jailiin prelltW"t tank, pr011ure eharcer • · .. · . bh.,. fool valve. Thta illbo Wino - ·· -·~ , ~eel pump for form or ]lllb, .~ ~au,· ~nd $t.' v wl>ar>lr<m>•. '· . . . !I*"' ·· .... le'•. .' P~y ' '- • •• ' ' • . • ' • .·' ' .. ... ~ , ' '..$82' ., '5d.· · '' . " ' I -~" '-· 25 0 ' · VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. RESULTS By United Press IDternattonal . LOS ANGELES (UP!) - I Dwight Hawkins, 119\2 Los , FIGHT Phono WY 2·2769 Angeles, outpointed Moi Torres. Third Ave. 121\2, Me1iro l~. I ! ooo- Sox; 1 Fridays Probable Pitchers at P1ttsburgh. (night) Cloninger 11-IJ G'bboo 11~1 vs. •I · Milwaukee Cincifmati at >1 1 Philadelphia, (nightl - O'Toole (2·1) vs Bennett (2-2). Los ~geles at San Francisco, (rught} - Koufax _12-2) · or Ortega (I-ll vs. Mar1rhal ' (4-61. I St. Louis at New York, : !night) - Broglio 12-LJ vs. Cisco 16-l). 1 (Only games scheduled) Ang. 000 000 100- I 9 Bruc-e. Brown (7) and Woode- Milwaukee at Gomes GENERAL ELECTRIC •' u AUTOMATIC WASHER ,, ... WITH MINI-BASKET ' ~. . --;.· ~99 : AO.OO Dcwn-a.t.nce en c--TonriO · MA.SON Make New York Clothing Your Graduation GIFT · Headquarters Lewis Rep•ir Service -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING LEW.IS REPAIR SERVICE II WY 2-2374 134 Mill St. Mlddloport '3 ·ROOMS N11w.Furniture . . . 1 Wllllams was unhurt. A man authorlties. Robert Lance Schatzman, 28, of Morristown, N. J .. alle,gedlly robbed' lwo employes Howard Johnson · Motel In urban Whitehall. Pollee Schal!man took aa hostage pump' II Ohio' Va_ lley :hi~:onv~~~==~ · eje<lof II ooalty .epoaltLOned ·Piumb·1.,.9 for •hallow or d~p "ell ...... • ' , · pump, hp motor, ejec.tor, an· ·d HeattAg. r•rulauna val••· pruaur• , " .. ..,Itch, air anill" ...., 1 Senators; Radatz, Rrd k · 1 11 -o Stoc , 0 noes a 2 . and kidnaping. shooting fray with ZanesviUe NOW AT: .. . ld .409 progra~ ·at Cheshire t~ meet of the Muskingum County city. A Jola ,For a~ ~ San Francisco 13 ~ 722 Philadelphia 12 6 .007 1 Milwaukee 12 8 .600 2 St Lo . 12 9 .571 2\2 : UIS 9 550 3 11 Pittsburgh 10 :524 312 ~~cmnall I~ 10 .412 5\2 ested In a boys baseball league ville pollee on U. S. 40 just 1 0. W. L. Pet. GB tcago 1 invitation to all persons Inter- at a roadblock set up by uri>ltn Columbus motel and kidnaping a clerk early today was apprehended and wounded In a 1 'I Pitching National Lea_gue -. Marichnl. · Glants 4-0 ; Frtend, Pirates 3-o; Shaw, Giants 3-0 ; Craig, Cards: Gibson, Cards; Klippstein, Ph Us 11 2-<J a 1 Amertran l..eague - Lamabe, Red Sox 3-0; Chance, Angels; Donovan, Indians; Kline. Senators : Kralick, Indians; Narum. Slated Saturday Dl1ln had taken Wi~lli~am~~s:'i.c~~a~r-~ :r=~~M~oe::;::ne~r~ll~-2~1.===~S~t.~Lo~u~t.;_:::at~N:;•w:;_Y~o~rk~=, Lee Tyo of Cheshire extends Schatzman was COLUMBUS (UP!) Thla oon="le jet' Am•rlcan League - Wagner. , Cleveland ty Injured. He alerted the state ler, Perranoskt (8) and Rose- Cincinnati at Philadelphia Highway Patrol that the IIUnWinner - Bruce 12-1). Houston at Chlcaro. b I I, suspected or holding up a sub- · Bt + I Indians _20 , Oliva, Twins 18 : NaUonat League Smith, who had singled and stole second. . C0IUJnbUS MOleI ,. New York Mays, Cash, Tigers 17 ; Stuart. Red Sox 15: Colavito, Athletics 15. was struck on the bead the holdup, but was not serious- shick (9) and Bateman. Moel- Los Angeles at San 1 . ' ~'~' 000 011 . ,,IJ » -D 23 .333 Cards; StargeU, Ptrates ; Bravt>s all 15. San Francisco ~htcago 6 No~h Gallia will hnst Kyger NE-w Yor,k 3 Cmcmnatt 2 60 2 3 ' 26: Williams, Cull6 16: ! at Los Angeles night drove 1n the winning run in the football scene." second when he plated Charlie Johnny Edwards scored hoth Cincinnati runs, hitting his first home run of the season In the fifth Inning and coming home In the seventh on Vada Pinson's single after he had doubled to open the frame. Manager Fred Hutchinson Inserted Bobby Klaus as the starter at third place, benching rookie Chico Rulz. Rutz has been in a batting slump. Klaus had a double and single In five Itrips to the plate. . Onlorly Phono AM Toke 'lm Ho..,. ooo- 4 11' L • • • 4 I a .rU 4 1 MAY 12 GAMES 23 .434 Gallipollii at Jac",.... 31 .4ZI Middleport vo. Pomeroy 19 .422 Athens vs. Logan 14 .389 Nelsonville vs. Wellston . 29 .317 (Makeup pmea 11ft 'o h'af I 21 .318 Run• Batted In National Leape - City at Minnesota ted '" error. progress night -clerk. and fled i.n his car. Boston lowed with a homer. AI Moran made by the AFL on the pro SANDWICH 000 400 Gallipolis •••••. Jackaoa · .. ;'!\ Pomeroy .... .. Middleport .... Hall, Twins all 6. Baltimor• at Detroit Boston at Washington night. Pills 200 000 000- 2 7 l Creek Monday at 4 p m Jamea Ba rnh'll Is . · . Li'nesrore . I • 8 o managSimmons Cra1g (9) and ing editor of the Kenosha Eve- Uecker V.~le Butrers (51 Me· Symmes Val. 002 000 0- ~ 5o · and' Pagliaroni ' Me- North Gallia 440 300 X-11 10 o ning News, said that when the Bean 18) AFL was formed "t~ question Farlane (6J Winner - • SimBatterie~ Chick & Preston . voiced then was whelher the mons (3-21 . ·Lo,.r - Veale (1. White & Cade. teague would last." -3). HR _ Clemente. "After three years of p1a) (7). Hoeft (81 and Torre. Mathe question was how does the Milw. _ 000 200 040 6 7 1 haffey, Baldschun (8) and VatAF'L compare _with the NFL," Phila. 200 220 30x- ~ 12 0 rymple. Winner - Mahaffey he said. "Last year the Fischer, Niekro (5), Smith (2-l). Loser - Fischer (3-1). talk was about whether there HR Torre, Dalrymple, will be a playoff between the Mathews. leagues, This, in my estimation, go Williams of Gahanna, the I inning and Tim Harkness fol- is ~tomBoy Ka~S:: Danny Chick pitched and bat- (SMit ra Dt..._l ''' TEAM (nlght)- Pizarro (t-6) vs. Me10; Howard, Dndgero 8; Bride (1-4) . Cubs; Allen, Pbils; Kansas City at Minnesota, McCovey, Giants all 6. (nightJ-IWberto ll-tl vs. Lo- Amerlea• League - Colavito, lich (2-lJ. Atliletics 8; Oliva, Twins 7; AlBooton at Washington, tnight) lison . Twins; Gentile, Athletics; 6 9 13 Buhl, Schurr (2), Norman ted the Gallians to victory. He ILos Angeles 9 11 .391 '12 MADISON, Wis. (UP)) -The (51. McDaniel (51, Elston (B) hurled a five-hitter, fanned six, Hous ton 4 16 ·200 10 American Football League and Bertell; O'Dell, B o L1 n and collected two hits in four New York (AFL) and National Football (1), Doffalo (3), Herbel 7), trips to the plate, including a . Tbunday'o . Results . League !NFL) w!ll agree to an· Perry (8), Shaw (9) and Hall- homer In the fourth inning. Phtladelphla 9. Milw ., 6: mght nual championship playoffs be- er, Crandall (9) . Winner -Per- North Gallia had 11 runs on St. Louis 4 PittS. 2, mght tween each other "before the ry 0·0). Loser_ McDaniel (6-1) 10 hit,. Neither team commit- Houston 2 Los Ang_. 1, night this weekend. The Reds closed their series fir!!:t win of the season San Fran. 040 010 02x- 7 16 0 'Ill,,.'· 0 1 • ·• TOTALS ...... . 10 It UO .W MAY i RESULTS; GaUipolio 3 Pomeroy 2 Jaek.soo 4 MldcU--' J Logan 11 Wellllon 1 20 80 14 Z1 .338 Athens I Nelsonville J N.Y. 9 Washington 6, night (Only games scheduled! Frtdoy'o Probable Pltcben ICh' a Cln. 000 010 100- 2 9 o New York 210 000 OOx- 3 'I 0 Maloney 12-3) and Edwards. •, p,·rates w 0 n Jackson (3-3) and Taylor. HR- North Galli • Harkness, Edwards. third third straight baseball game Thursday by bombardChicago 400 000 200-- 6 13 0 ing Symmes Valley, tl-2. up one or the two victories at Cincinnati, be working aglnst him. natllleds shoot tonight for their , National League TOTALS ..... . . a a 16 .364 15 .341 16 .340 9 14 .391 51h _ p··Irates , W'm Thl'rd Game' 11-2 Over SV Leape letllon NY 14 44 5 Chi 1~ 44 ~ 8os 15 53 3 Robnson, Bait 18 69 10 _ Homo IIUDI Lo! Dl I I I 1J• L A ••,. . Logan .•• , ••••• • t Jln "' Alheila ...... ••• J 1 . ,,.. Nelsooville • .. • 1o ~ I lJI Wellslo!l .... , .. t 4 I H-41 a TEAM By U - Proal l'r!tenaH..al Na- Incae G. All R. H. Pel. SF 17 7! ·23 34 .479 Chi 17 7 15 r1 .386 Pill 20 86 15 33 .384 11 55 11 21 .382 Stargell, Pitt 15 5t 12 22 .373 Phil 18 75 · 16 Z1 .350 SU. 21 81 13 29 .3S8 Cin 21 73 12 26 .356 Ctn 16 43 9 15 .349 NGs at IN• 1 · Galllpolt. already o""' two over JackJOD this IIJII"ing, W, and H. However, tho favodtea to ••- Kansas City 7 11 .389 !; urn 12..0) . 005 001 102- 9 15 1 Thursday's Re-sultt New York at W&sh. 200 220 000- 6 8 0 Bl>llon 7 Detroit 3 (night) - Terry !0-ll vs. DonDowning, Mikkelsen (5), Re- Minnesota 9 Los Angel~?s 1 oan (2-0) or John O-Ol. niff (7) and Howard. Stenhouse, Cleveland 9 Baltimore 4, night Saturd•Y'• Gamel ll,£11~!\way Bulletin Bnard Herron, an actor, seems to be -!t.dt, 'Garland's No. l adorer now that 1 , ifb, New York !ella has split lhe scene. i l~s hand-holding makes her see rain: t!Mfs; she'll probably go on that Austral!ian tour after all, and Mark will be part 1o[ the cwa . . Commercial radio will be : given-·a big boost m England any day now 1when a "pirate" radio-{)perated off· shorl'on a ship beyond her Majesty's jur1isdiction over such things- starts adver' !ising. One of the first sponsored shows .• will feature recordings of Richard Him' ber's orchestra . . Rita Hayworth and !ddie Sutherland are makmg the llollyd places together, whieh probably means. he's baby-sitting for Gary f Merrill Peggy Cass will be the "First 1Lady" used in the illustrations for the [ next Patrick Dennis book. "My Thirty : Years Upstairs At The White House." ! The headlines reporting that $132,J 000 win at Roosevelt Raceway the other t night didn't make the local nightclub ; owners too happy. To quote one: ; "As far as we're concerned, the Twin : Double is our worst enemy since televi· i sion arrived." . . World's Fair employes : are about to revolt over their problem of ' obtaining food at prices they can afford on their salaries. So many of the "reasonable" places are out of doors. as a reJUlt of which they've been eating with 1 their gloves on, and they often have to 1 ; walt in line so long their lunch period is : almost over by the time they can place their order. L~nrhb~xes . ;nyone' Seven Arts and MGM are discus<ing , ways and means of bringing Emilio Fer=nandez Of "Night of the Iguana" to New i York for the film 's premiere next month, : but there are problems The colorful !Mexican assistant director L< a pistol-packer, and they might not be able to per~suade him to check his two guns at the !border. Then there's the m~lter of Ava ;Gardner, who has never forg1ven h1m for i•ll the he gr~bbed when he ant~ey were gomg to get marned There s a good feature story m 24· ""''ar··Old Heather Hydeman. mere of lor· swtm champ Buster trammg to swim the Eng. ways-In August. this bookmg. The muchmovie actor, Grant, Francona. :::n;.!1:-L.,.. MD Amor1<aD Leape LA 16 53 14 20 89 20 Freeman Del 13 (5 5 Romno Clev 10 31 8 Rresoud, Boo 18 75 11 Robnson, Chi 15 57 II Chicago • q New York 1 ! feace!" Los Ang. 010 !JOO 1100- 1 5 I Minn. 000 ~15 03x- 9 II 1 Newman, Sosinski (6), Spring (6), DuHba (6), Foytark (7) and Rodgers. Kaat (3-1) and Sattey, Zlmmei'III!ID (9). Loser -Newman (1·1). HR- Adrnc~, Oliva 2, Hall. HUMANE ART-eb :rear.the American Humane A1sD. eoaduets an "Animals m Art"' ]IOIIer contest. Tbe current and 51st in the series of ooates1a will olooe March 1, 1965. .I Two )>Oilers from CODiestanta are obowa here: At left. !be work of Stmnne Paul of .AlJer>. toWn. Pa. At rlgbt, by Dlclt: Brown fl Ogclen, Utah. ! a.e ••• MaJor Leagae Reaollo By United ,.,..,, lrlt.o~UUoaal · Amort<.. Loqoe Boslo!l 002 001 202- 7 10 1 Detroit 003 000-1100- 3 6 I Lamahe (3-0) and numan. Regan, Navarro (&) !IJI(i Freehan. Loser - Repn '(1-3). HR -Jooes, Conigliaro. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN , .MP-l< aeeead I dleupl It 7 a;;,;,~~r~w. .,_, Ge"'lj oiJI' lui .....U """" Smllb'a !Ida Jla" ........ eome ID 1JB Marl lfy· irrq>tooeiD!l!lll lllliJr a IIDw ..... U. led tloo Dovlll lo u u- . SBOAL 1! - .,. ...,...u, Voice of Rro;ulw~nr ••. reporting Segal. will rehearse the usual length of hme for the play "The Knack," but he'll play only three weeks of performances whether the notices are poor or dazzling. Then he'll go right back to Hollywood to make the cinema version of "Ship of Fools" . Marlon Branda must now be undisputed West Coast champion of rontroversial causes. big and smaU. He's against the Telephone Co.'s digit-dialing system, the United States government's policy toward the American Indian, cap1tal punishment. apartheid and cigarets. He not only lectures friends on the evils of tobacco but won't permit them to smoke in his presence. • • • The Chic Chambord will open for !Jreakfast for the first time to serve the cast of the Folies-Bergere, which debuts at the Broadway Theatre on May 29. It's a nice gesture, but seems rather unnec· essary, since the French don't eat much in the way of breakfast, usually. And actors who stay up late? Jamais! The price factor is an interesting one, too; any dancer or showgirl who can eat at Chambord on those Folles-Bergere salaries would have to be winning a lot of '1\vin Doubles on the side . . The co-star of a hit Broadway show Is so miserable tn it that he heads for the nearest bar after the theatre every night, and tries to drown his sorrows in alcohol. He's living proof that success, big loot and top billing don't always add up to happiness . Top wa. shington politicians are beginning to think it looks more and more like Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy for Vice President on the Democratic ticket in November. They predict that moves will be made, long before convention time, to show strongly that his civil rights stand will not hurt the ticket-even in the Southand that his other qualifications for the job are formidable. Lucille Bali isn't taking any chances on the quality of her upcoming television shows She's hired 1l of the best ' and most expensive gag-writers in the business as laugh insurance for her appearances. It's the old Jack Benny systern. and it seems to work-especially if you have talent, too ..... Jack Oakie Is making a comeback~n stage this time -in a musical that will get its start In California. If lt looks like a hlt, the pro· · It to lly HOBART WILIION, Jr. should come out '"' tap. Galllpolt. IDd J.a.on will Jng lhe dlvtaloo Into a battle for the Southern Dt.Won tie. baseball title at Jacbon Tueo- Tht. woulcl create aday evening. Shookl Jacboo take dead· to. and_ Logan down Ath«!a, leeked lor lira plaee with 4-1 would he the 11rst time ......... WID- ol heada1'• two turns would meet In bf& eoatett will !laol 1M t'ltr- title came. t1omo Dlvtal011 ebamploa lor In fact, neither has been able tioo 1JM SEOAL llaoeball to capture a dlvistoo tltle Iince .ebam]liorllht,. 1950. Athens has won t h Lott year, Athens downed Northern IItle 13 Urnes, Pomeroy 3-6 at Atheno for the ton once. overall championsbtp. GatllpoHs has won the However, the Bulldogs are ern title five times, eurrently resting in second place four times, and Pomeroy with a 3-1 record. timea. Logan b pacing that division The Panthers' 111101 were with a perfect 4-11 record. But .....,..sloo, starting In 19110. the Chieftaina must play Atb- They were eliminated la • ens In a makeup game, and if "nlunday after losing 3·2 at history repeau, the Athenians Hpolt.. 11111 . , . • Why not get his gift this weekend and he can use it for his Washington trip? We have a nice selection of: e Sport Shirts e Trousers eBelts eTies eUnderwear e Lugg•ge e P•l•ln.. • Short Sleeve Dress Shirts eHosiery eJackets e Sport Co.~ts e Suits •nd m•ny other Items too numerous to mention. Shop for hl1 :gift todayl New York Clothing House POMEROY, OHIO eFILTER FLO s e 2 SPEED e2 CYCLE e12 LB. CAPACITY e NO BIGGER SIZ~I e NO ., BETTER QUALITY I e NO LOWER _.!>• PRiat , �"-Oa!Iy Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, : ussR, China Ma . LONDON (UPl) - Communist China and the Soviet .·Vnlon have o!fered to hold new bUateral talks followed ·by a Communist summit confe;:."'ence in an effort to solve their dispute, the New China News Agency (NCNA ) said today. However, the two Communist giants are divided over ··· the timing of these meetings, the agency said in a dispatch received here. -NCNA today r~leased seven most recent dispatched Thurst.!tters exchanged by the Com- day by the Chinese. '1111llllst parties ol China and the The leiters, it said, dealt · Sov'let Union since last Novem- with five major bones of coo. her. tention between Peking : The first letter was sent Nov , Moscow - the Sinc;Soviet boun.· 29 by the Russians and th~ dary, aid, withdrawal of Soviet ·· ' technicians Sino ~ Soviet trade, SIGN OF THE TIMES You're SHill("'" AM embl- from other nations, to for a world-wide theM daYS. M:lre membtr1 1now =~~~~:~iCI ~:S Eg:; 21,800) to serve you ••. mo111 ·W-opproved accommodations (you can depmnd on their com1o<t, cleanllne" and t.lr ratosl. Tho w. emblem is your kot to Clrefree motoring. cal! and ]Oia polem· ics." NCNA said the Chinese party proposed new Sino-Soviet talks lor next October In an ellort to seek solutions of the rift that has threatened 1o grow into a full-fledged split between the two nations. This, it said, should be .Jollowed by a meeting of representatives of 17 Communbt parUes • lS . Bride ' Songs to be Presented Today t. Friday, May I, the lJitb day of 1161 wUII 137 to :Discuss Problems and cessation of publk . By UoJIN Prea bternatlollll ' • • • • • • - - -- - 11m ALMANAC Seventeen o.. May a. 1964 and I conclave. the bedside of their father, some Road" an American But the Chinese agency saJd tou Snyder, returned home. ~ong; "La Curcaracha," a the Russians replied on March Their father remains poorly. Jean tune, and ~wo ~ir~~als, 7 that they wanted the Sin<>- MiB! Edith DodriU of GalliBy the Riverside, and "SJ Soviet talks held in May. This polis spent Sunday with her siseep, Sleep. Sl eep." J month, with the meeting in June or July ' D~wson, wearing a white sults-not.allowed" pool wUl bt veil to et off her limitless SUD· at Mlas Dawaon's home, the tan and clutcl\ing an armful ol Acres Lodge cam,. fresh flowers, will marry Mor- Dawson. a lean ~ . _ row who will have neaUy . ls turDing CJ'IIY, II ownllr combed ht. hair and ehaved. the eamp and socrollrf. The ooldoor ceremony beof the American neath. the slasb plnea and camp Aaooclatlon. an sized Dawson will he the eooplo!t man ond he Ia delermlllid wedding will be dlglllfied. He will have lo CII'I'J the ring in ht. band beciiUJe he won't have 1 pockto tucl: II ln. "The press will try to maD football of tht. tblng," ·bf said. Only a few selected ntWIwere invited to the wedDawaoo feels newepapll'll responsible for intemll In the nudt.t camp at llit anniversary party for the fouD. ders of the camp. The party .attracted more newamen thafl nudlall. Many of club memhera sat In the camp office having a coolncU while DaWllon bravely carrie.\ on with the party, which 11a teen · age beauty CO!Jte•t in wblch Sissy was • ccit1te•ta,nt. ·>' Dawson said of SaturdaY'• "my Wife Is cruWd my dau~hter ls i!IGfll. about news accounts 'hintIng it would be a RoqWI ·~ day. ' "A wedding t. I sacred ~ and because we will liot bt garlbed, Is that any reUOG for PINAL CUCKIITY-CIACK AT KLICKrrAT-One of th8 last oteom -"'·eo m A.n. aervi ce in 4-L.U S h been "-·• I •· N '._... _..., poor tasteT",,DaW!OI ""' · · u re....... t.. o. 7, operated •• the Kllcldtat Lolli and IAIJn.. ber Co. between Goldendale and ·KIIctltat, Wash. Known and ICII8d b:r rlllflDI over the <ountry, No. 7 Is a Sha;r locomotive of uiiUIU&I &eared dealiD bullt 1D Lima, Ohio m 1929. For •u"!' ·a celebrity the future mvolveo no aenp 1.!!JrobobJ:r will he - ~~~~..~~~~: of ligllllem. Tbe rlgbl'of~Q' Will be DELRAY BEACH, Ua .. (UPI) - John Dawson aays his daughter'a marrlllfle Sa!UrdaY The moon t. approaebtng ttal be "a simple and just old new pba8t. 1 home wedding." The morning star Is Saturn. Seventeen oongs will he ' everybody there, except The evening star Is Venus. lured In the Rutland PI'A procond~ng the ....V· On this day In history r gram to he presented~ the be 'naked. In 1541, Hernando De Soto lllgh School Girls' Glee • year • old, black and a company of Spanish ex- Girt.' enoemble, atoms, plorers discovered the Mlssi.s- FUth and Sixth Grade Ch<orus- 1 River near the present es Monday. at 8 f · m. of Memphis, Tenn. Exhibits by the ljxluslrlal In 1942, Vice President Henry and Science De!>artments will Wallace coined a new phrase be on display in the gymnasium. when he said: "The century on The Home Economica Depart· which we are now entering can ment will have a display In the and must be the century of home economics room. common man." Patriotic numbers by t h e In 1945 President Truman Fifth and Sil<tb Grade Cllorua, announced' the end of the war will be "God Blesa Ameriea," in Europe on VE Day. by Berlin; "I'm A Yankee IJoo. In 1958, former Vice Presl- die Boy,'' by Cohan; "The Nixon, touring South and Stripes Forever," by America at the time was spat sa, and "Your're A Grand upon by leftist students in Flag," by Cohan. Lima Peru. Girls Glee Club selections ' "Crystal Night" by L o v e, Thy Grateful ty Shines.'' by Davil, and "Love _ Lives Over the Hill," by RowBY MRS MITCHELL WEBB •ley : Girls' ensemble, "Mt.ter Mr. Mrs. Alva Lowe and Sandman,",~y Appleheaum; "A daughter of Weston spent a Bird Flew, by Clokey, and weekend wllh Mr and Mrs Har- "Moon Marketing." by Weaver. ley Green and iather c;;,.,.ge Girls' Glee Club, "Shoes" Tyler. ' -Manning: "Cloud Shadows" Mrs. Helen Sprouse, Mrs. Ha- Rogers 'In PNde ol . zel Harder who have been Miller ; lllgh School choir, Ewington Lovely. in uh, uh, uh .... Iulired Sl.uy Pawson met Charles D. Morro)r, :0, . a aaUor, two years ago and II was lov.e at t\i'st •1&~1.. ·. Momiw's ship la In dry doCk so be has ilme for marriage and a short . honeymoon in Miand ·Beach. At 4 p.m. Saturday Miss N,._ ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Casto, Accomparusts. will he Rober· Ewington. ta Smith, Debbie Smith, IDday. the international summit in Sunday visitors of Mr. and Sabra Canaday. A silver off•,.· I autumn. Mrs. John Webb were Mr. and mg will be taken for the Vocal Mrs. James Roberts and MuSic Department. AUTOMOBILE CLUB Meigs General Hospital ter of Columbus, Mrs. ANNOUNCE R ·; AL OF SOUTHERN OHIO ADMJSSIONS - Elza Gil- Arnold and daughter-in-law, more, Pomeroy. Sandra Roach ol Gallipolis, Mr. A revival beginning Monday . Club Representative DISCHARGES - Molly Oll- and Mrs. David Ball and through May 16 will be held at CLEVELAND (UP!) - LiveContinued From Page I ver, Pomeroy. ily of Vinton. the Churcl1 of the Nazarene ln stock:: E. M. BURTON Mr. and Mrs. David Graham Racine located next to he Hogs 150, oteady, U.S. No I 1 Phon• WY 2-2632 ' and family of Xenia spent the Home B•nk. Rev. Wllltsm 1110-220 lb 16.25, No 1-215.75-16, LOCAL TEMP : 578 Broadwoy St., Mlddleporf, o The temperature in Pomeroy weekend with her parents, Mr. pasror of the 2-3 15.50-15.75, %60-l!OO lb fi UfS al Conference In Pittsburgh un. was a warm 74 degre.., a n d and Mn!. Ora Paynter. of the Nazarene, will 240-2110 lb. 14.15, 220 animously asked lor hts -~~.....~~~i.iii-ii:..~_..;,;c:;;lou;;;;;;dy;;,,.;•~t_;l;;;O'_;;l5~a~.m~.~t~od~ay~-~J Mr. and Mrs. Harley he preaching each evening helb 14.75-15.75; lli0-190 Jb 13.50 Mr. ard Mrs. Harold Hub- lion. iand lather, George Tyler visit· ginning at 7,30 p.m. -15.2!1, packmg so"" 10-12.50. bard and Mr. and Mrs. Harold He will provide episcopal ed Mr. Green's son and lamCattle 25, steady, prime E. Hubbard were called to Ml- supervi!ion in Hong Kong ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Green ateers 21-22, choice to prin10 zo. .amisburg due to the illness and Taiwan, serve as liaisoro to of Athens. good to eboice 18-20, com- death of their son and brother, Korean Methodist Church and The Eno Ladles Aid held an mercia! and olandard 16 • 18, WllUam Hubbard. develop a world-wide program Give Mom ••• ed Mr. Green's son and heUers 19-20, good bell- Mr. Hubbard, 38 years of age, of Christian family living. lly, Mr. and Mrs. Gene era 18-19, common and dairy was born and reared In Middle- LAKEWOOD, Calif. _ F 1v of .Athens. Gange readlnp· 16-18, commercial and port and was a graduate of girls . who disappeared my•sler-11 _Mr. and Mr•. Sanford .1, . , r~nnini feet fat cows 13-14.50, utility and cut- Middleport lllgh _School. He loualy in Fort Worth, 16 17 4 17 f1th, Mrs. Mar1e on rollers Pomeroy-Maaon 21 ter 12-13, canner and fat yellow re'alded in MJamiSburg, Ohio, this week turned up today IIDuse Sllppen willa ed Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Pt Pleaaant lllnto~ cows 10-12, bologna bulls 17-19, where he died in the MiamisSouthern California pen:nile:IISII Wed1e Heels 41 24 25 Sunday at Rio Grande. 1.4fi sbttionary, K~wha Falls fat bulls 15-17. burg Hospital Thursday at 1 p. but apparently In good 2.29 rising, Char~ston 18 .oe. Lon- Calve• 50, slow, prime na- m. after a two-day Illness. lion. IN THE MIDDLE Marmet and Wlnleld . 31).34, good to cho1ce 23. He ~s survived by his w~e. · '1bey arrived here Thursday WASHINGTON ll"!llfil j wera on the sills. 28, commercial 18-23, common Peggy, three cblldren, _his mo- by car and were laken 1.00-1.99-2.99 C HI~~V).V~~:~.~::i•>n Boal movemeota: 12-17. ther, Mrs. John McKeozoe, Pom- juvenile custody when a hou:se- 11 Clay AU Ohio River _ Sheep and lambs 100, active eroy; his father, Harold Hub- wife became suspicious L._..;______,J you) wa~n't quite an all · out man up a. 4 p.m. i Elisha strong, choice clipped bard and one brother! Harold cause one o1 the girls asked to eHush Puppi" ~ failure m the Army mental Woodo up 14 , 7,20 p.m.; S. M. 2Z-23.50, choice spring E. Hubbard, and a ruece, use a telephone to call her lathtest.. . up 14 , 5 a.m.: 24-25, common U • 18, ta Kay Hubbard, M~:~·~~~~tl er for money. eDressShoes . . Edmund Fuchs, choef of ebolce wether sheep 8-7 choice The body t. at the 14 6. 10 . _ Ed Atmy's military selection d~w~ 16,"4"!-.'m.: ew01 8-7, cull and medium 3-6. Schmidt Funeral Hj)IDO In MOSCOW - Soviet .aulhori. eFiats sear~h "';'lion, told a ger up 17 , 9,55 p.m.; John J. STRIKE FORD PLANT amiBburg where friends m a ties maintained sllence todBy ~~~on: ., , Rowe up 17, 3:30 a.m.; Mr. LORAIN, Ohio (UPI)-Aboul call. Funeral arrangements on American and Bntlsb cherg- ' Mack down 17, 520 a, m.; Jerry 4,200 members of United !1-uto he announced later. es that four Western ndutary Fuebs said Cia w~ · · · Bosworth up 17, 6 a.m.: Indiana Workers Local 425 werlf on TRIPLE-HEADER attaches were drugged recent- :.,.._ _ _ _ _ _.:....J. jocted lor the d/ai1 a~ew':" up 17, 6:25 a.m.; A. E. Dyke strlke early today at the Ford WASHINGTON (IJPt) - Tbe ly !n the RullSian city of Odessa. Full Line of 0111 I ' taking the mental r ~~e up 18, 3 a.m.; Philip Sporn up Motor Co. assembly plant here. Navy baa scheduled a nuclear The U. S. attaches Involved . Now you can have that new kitchen. Hotpoint c~s­ rated in the middle third .,j 18, 3:30 a.m.; Zimmer down The waltoot shortly after submarine triple • header _in the March 25 incident were tom hu!lt-1ns for any home. EASY TERMS. those tested. He explained that 18, 8:30 a.m.; Western up 19, nudnigbt uccurred when a sJx. the Portsmouth. N. H., na.val 1dent!Ued as Marine Lt. the top third pass.. 3:15 a.m.: Peggy Downey up hour meetina Tllursday with sbipyaril Tu04day. James Landrigan, Navy ~:;II ally, the bottom third Is 19, 6:30 a.m.; Illinois up 21, management over 133 griev- Within a two • boor period, SUmner Shapiro and Air I ed ootnght and those in a.m.; OVEC up 21, 7:05 a.m.; ances on health and production the keel will he laid for the Lt. Col. WUUam Van ' middle thlrd are Jane Lucas down 2Z standards at the plant ended Grayling, a Sturgeon . class nu· The Britt.h officer was asa:ist-11 · Phone WY 2-2635 Middleport, Ohio MIDDLIPORT, 0 • . types. a.m.; Elgercllff down 23; 8: without agreemenl clear - powered attack lltlbma- ant naval attache Lt. Cmdr. J. W. H. Shaver, Jr., The uruon had filed with Ford rine; the Polaris. milsUe fir· Harvey Samuel. ~~ . 12:40 a.m.: Orlenlan up 23, flv_e • day advance notice au- ing atomic "'b Nathaniel :15 am; Ravenswood lhorizlng the walkout. which he- Greene will be launched, a 11 d Goceen:up 3:50 p.m.: gan In the middle of the nlght the Polaris aub John Adams M3fket Report R ' elab"Ve o·IeS In Mianu_ "sburg 0 Th ftj Hotpoint Custom Built-Ins Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and children, Dennis, Dean, DonIll, DaUea and Duane visited In Columbus !sat Sunday with relatives. POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT tTechmcolor) Backu s Louis Nye, ·tt ft.t'id . Pat rici a Crowley.;,·,,jj':iJ :;~ TRIPLE CROSSED, 3 4 j. I DAY :"! abooluteyf!::~eCJ~yth '"':':.~: .~n Ladles Hosiery f"" Ingels Furniture MUMS WE GROW THEM! ORDER TODAY! Mother's Day May lOth e CUT FLOWERS eCORSAGES e POnED PLANTS ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS fr- --==---~a?-.~--FRA..;__N_C_IS-F-LO-R-IS_T_ ~ OnhW, Phone WY 2-2644 I, MAIN STREIT Res. WY U232 l'etllef'OY, o, GREENHOUSE PHONE WY 2-69» I 4 I. m. o :.Ovely Beaded Necklaces In 11111ny GalllpOila Dam - Mamslear down 5:40p.m.; Lorena up 7: p.m.; Bingo and Sandy down 8:45 p.m.; Onward up 10:20 p. m.: A. J _. Patten up _lt;l'll •.m: Ben McCool down 6:55\a. m.; Solvay up 1:25 a.m.: Orco up 9:15 a.m. K1111a ...a River - 0. F. Shearer down London 2:10a.m.: Semet down Harmel 3:06 a.m.; Duncan Bruce doWII 1:05 p.m.; Thelma Ann up Winfield II p.m.; .r.l!er..., up Winfield 12:05 a.m.; Merrill dOWII Wlnftelll 12:30 a.m.; HeiZ. down Wlllftelil •=55 a.m. eGIFTSe cot.,. . JF'e Pay 3% lnternt Ora !mfnp Plans Complete For Inspection On June Second 'I • Pomeroy National Bank lllrvlnl Jlltlp CoiUIIJ ... - to JOU'I POMEROY- RUTLAND DID YOU KNOW That DUKE CLEANERS FINE 1 Gift si1J.'i! rememb•r from our speci1l ol Ladits Sprtg & Summar selec.~ w ..;, :1J: oDRESSES e SUMMER SKIRTS e SHAPEL'\' BLOUSES OS LACKS FOOD e PEDAL PUSHERS o llelutlfvl Pin & Earrl"'l 5ett oN- Colorful P•nd•ntl eKNEE PANTS oMony N- ityled lorrlntt oNew Combln•tlons 1.00 e JAMAIC/f SHORTS Commemorate a happy occa,elon ' with a super& meal, served with our characterlsllc courteMn1~ W81111th. You'll ,WlllJI to !rJ til for regular . • too, for our· chQJ.e-. ·wen prepared· foods have· that 'special occ.oli' touchNGive MOM the day oft thil · Sunday, brill• her·bOfi for_ple.,aurable dln1n11 e Bro,ast~ to s.oo · eGOWNS MAS Cii •• Chlcbtt eSwlss Steak eGround Beef Steak Mothor't Dty MAY JO e Grilled IJIRL S..-lt E. MAIN ST• . ·~ ·• ' ;, J~l 4 I -- ..,. ... ' ;\ DRIVE·· IN TAKE MOTHER OUT TO DINNER I •, .:;.·,. .,....._ 'j)fj,. (.; ~~~ ' t. . e SUMMER PAJAMAS eSTRAW HANDBAGS eSAMSONITE LUGGAGE eHOSIERY, Cannon Nylon CATALINA S.thing Suits & Sportswear .' MIDDLEPOllT, 0. I a eDUSTERS o Co-ordinated Shorts & Blouses Th.e·M. art.i.n Restaurant . '"' • Mother will enjoy our gracious., service and wcndreful food . • • In o u r attractive, relaxed atmosphere. So will the wholt family. Hope to see you all Mother's Day May lOth.· Ac-rl• oBook Encl• e Pent . o BIIIJ'olds MIDDLII'OIIT, 0. • TGD- _, -'ng ' - _,..., llut wlar ... wf I illri r' .f;.;_ GUARANTEES FOR GRADUATES e Dlcti;Mry • be.k MIDDLEPORT lOOK STORE r Glllllt with iateTtiiiC,. 4l!!ll!fill. to FOR MOMI I L The IIIVings you sow in a .tavings IJI!MI*f here 8111 always ripe for harwori; w• •Til yoa Deed them. And we help JUUr -~­ , _ faster--.;afely-bJ -nting Jlllll' .,; Treat the Guest of Honor Jewelry Specials •I I .) Slate down Meldahl 2:. 15 p.m.: Aelna-LoulsvWe down Meldahl 2:40 p.m.: Joey Cbotin down Meldahl I :25 a.m.; Johnaon up Meldahl 2:10a.m.; Bar· bara Brent up Meldahl 3:45 a. • d Rememb<>r Mother with up 32,33, 4:06 down 6:25 a.m.; a.m.; . d ~~~~; 'l rshlf~t~-""'""'""::::::;;:::·~wlll:::be:CQDUIIISSt::·:·~on~ed~·-~..., ~~Coal~::King~n~ •;,.. THE Shoe Box M•'·""·" A gift of Francis' flowers is the perfect way to say "HapPY Mother's Day." Order today. You'll like our blooms - locally grown in our . , greenhouse, a!Way1 fresh. Nice Selection I . ONE YEAR-ROUND CROP ALWAYS RIPE FOR HARVEST! PURSES ••• FRESH FLOWERS FROM FRANCIS! ! l ~ Calorc•rtoon• ,--------...,,1 1 f Gahtel. Phil !lan·is. Chill WiUt~ I UPIBriefs day Greenup 9:50 8:40 p.m.; p.m.; down Greenup 2:10 a.m.: Sal· Ann down Greenup 4:15a.m.: Zephyr up 31, 1:30 a.m.; J. S. Lewis !fown 31, 5:30a.m.; . DIALIRI\l' Lee Remick. James N Vef eWS II SATURDAY "THE WHEELER ANGEL TREADS WE DO IT FOR LESS! a. May ..., pre- bea,.:i u:r:::,at Around And About Middleport .., ·' ' ·' Bahr Clot h.ie·rs MIDDLEPORT, 0. l ' �______________ {' _, SPRING CLEARANCE Final (Almost) Count is in OnEleetion Raeine Society Notes ••rm •• (UP[ ) _ 'l'he lthe Baptlot Church oru enter••te' ulfl •talnod at the hem• of tile 0 00 1 '"' ' . Thurliday announced the final IteacheP, Mro. l!lthel lmtth . Fr~ unoffll'lal POturns on ltJte-wlde day ''""'"""· Me.v I . Mro· M~uracps from TuPsday's Ohio pri- de Yoong opened tho mHIJng mary election and led the devot~nns usHl& COLUMBUS f WAI NOW - - $1695 - $1295 $1195 60 Buick U Sil}re 2 fl oor !\edan Owned by local s(' hool tPach er. Nearl y new 1 1 rf'~ . .60Buick $1495 Elettr a 4 Ooor St"clan Onf:' of B ui C"k '~ fin est . Onf' lo<'al ·owner 60 Chevrolet $1595 $1495 VB Impala 4 Door 8f'dtn . Power strerine and brakes. Powerghdfl . Spotlf'~s or i & i n <~l <~ll while fin ish. Ow ned by retired couplt. 60 Olds. • ''88" f Door Hard Top. On£> carefu l ownf' r. Powrr steerin.r and br akeli. Hyd. . '1495 $1395 60Buick LeSabre 4 Door Rard Top. Po wer stt>erin1 and brakes. Auto. shift. Extra nice Special 4 Door Sedan. Low milt>age> by one careful owner. ). Auto. 1hift. R4H. ·59 Ford • - $ 895 $ 795 VB Station Wagon. Exir a good con dit ion for mode l. MANY MORE . .. BLAETTNARS • ,, ~~~~n. (UP!) - '!!II - ~ Jolrl. Jrme4 ,.,_ bQIIt ,._ ~ lot ~tlve ll'lo- altar 11 8 111 1\Mir~. 0 ·~:.'::.~~~~;~~~:~~~dt~;.~~erowd"' lb. 1 111, 1011, .~.-11 • t lUlCK- PONTIAC- G.M.C. TRUCKS POMEROY. 0 . Sentinel Church News = 10ih bJ fll!o"ll!' Htfl4 P JMrPubAl!ocladon, wDI bl AU llll ID g. • llootor... lllf and !Itt lit. l.!!UII. Olfldl. Mrl. llllnchl lpell"llr aeeorn· ancl - . Wll'l ----Pllnftcl by Mr. •11!1 . lllro, Htr· dlnMt JUteW of Mr. Mr1.;1'lj•pr man &pancer 1nd cltoldrtn lptll' Olear B1booall. ' w .. k end In Columbuo with Mrl. Willard ~~ ltu rto Mr. ll1d Mn. 1 rolalive.. tumid hom• hllplllf Cll'l Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayco of I1 htr • tile M lilly PI b h or rnn 11 "'· DallY Bentlllel, Poolem•IIJddleport, 0., .JIIIJ~. ..... • • ....... -1M w• lion~,.,.~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~E~~~ z. 5 StepUpToA ••• I Eastern Local Soeiety Notes =· · USED CAR ICEIYH GOIU FORD USED CAR LOT • • • . r rmil!l ~ 'A~~ Eden :n.~·ll'lll'!'!:'o;,.~ Th8J"ll bt hue aDJ mlnutt! As ~oon the llowtrl 1111 ro and ~it with Dad OD tha frcmt IIOJ.'l'h, so•we'Jl bt ria'ht there when they all drivo in . It'll ba jast wonderful to see them apin. Dad IIIII I ware 1aytnr last nig]Jt we couldn't have bien bles1ed wltb llettu ebl14ren or !livelier grand. dslltlnn, W~ve bean 10 f~rtunate. q;a "'""II""""Q"~'~-• ........ --iii ~llllV why ...., 11 I ftnitb that •• ~ .. -·~ ::t,.,.:::.::...-;!1~= -.."' ..~ w~ • r.' i;!?&~i OllfOIII llfiriiullnoe•lt.r • pnan Mil••••· Society Notes THi CIIUIICIIIW 1\U. • .W fOil 'ltll CIIUICII Of eount, illera hava been 10111e tragic ••kl ~fn4 tm'lm Jtpo · "illj w -1 _,_,_ ~ llilil•lo. iUrcla . . . J.nfriiiii ...... J¥Jtlallr, and terrible tirneo, but God hu nover failed to give us the strenfith tct rneot them, 11nd the courage to on !ISftin. We've alway• been a elttll.'l''hgc•lnJrl family, and I know the children never m!JB a Sunday even now. 'l'ODlDrrow we'll all ro to church tQptlter, ~ it will seem like the old tiiYII when OUl' family WN still here at homa. We have so much to thank God for, every one of us. ........ '\"r.' Property I f Trons ers , ., ci SERMONE11'E biJI tho ....,, lrolf, last year's game. 88 The totals WIPe complete •••Ied by thema, mlocellaMOUS and • hero Mil)' Ollull. Parkerri3url , ... orlal lllllpllll, en4 lrfr. end C!arl · her "Cilorlty"readings follow- .....• u•g Po ., Wllh 1" relatives ' • Bulh, ~epl lor Hamilton County . by membero After 8 brio! bu~l- d Mrs, :•: F 'm,Wollt i;»nt Dra lied Mr. and MN. Jilt IIIHU. al.oo hiVt I CllPIIlre which was !lli.oslng fou• pre· 1 no" m..tinS, relr..hmenls ay 1n ar en r~ to ,.. : Mr. and Mro. Oll~rlll Htnfi 1ft11 lrl . clnets. They will be Included in I were oerved by Mrs Rmlth 1 Har\nllll, Sha Wli8 a<Xlflmpan•· lty vi,lted Mr. and Ml'l. !14W• the offiolal totalo 'f be an· · · 1 Oil by R..,. and Mro. O'Conner. ord [l'rlond, MI. Alto, W . Va. nounced later. . I Mrs. Mar1arot Houdoshelt. i Mrs. Ann CDo returned hom• Carolyn Pltl, Pomfl'O)I, IIIV• Th f' 1 •• Mrs. Albe•t Hill, Mro. Crltt from a viol! in Columbuo. friY 'ond ltllel Carte' 1nd fA. 1 • 11111 uno1'"' 11 , Peturns Bradford. Mra. Holan You!IC1 ono BabooGk allelldad 1 baby from 13,3lll ol tha •tate ' 13,31Z and Mro· Helene Johnson at. lhowtr h«<DI'IIII tile noll' baby UVELY LATE MODIL A·J pollin11 rlacts !Only conte1ted tended the "May Day" cela· 1011 ldoptMI by Mr. and Mrs. ....,., tabuilltedl br1ti011 of tho County Coun· John Carter. u.s. liena<or ell of Church Women at l.he Mr. and Mn. Davo Y1te1 Democrot Min•rsville Methodist Church. JJitlnt • ,...., and with Mr. J!ld Stephen Young 516,362 May l. Mn. Robert Yalll, Camllridp. John <Jl•m• Jr. 201,175 1\lro. J, ll. l..ollll•worth ha• reCora Swan vllltod Ulah Swill Albert Ba!l 34,1!4 covered from 1 vil'lll illnou al Mr. and Mrs. Millard Brool<s 01 Ttlpptrt Pllllll. William Hutchkl.ls 23.81211he home of hor clauehter. Mrs. of Dublin, Ohio, eallod on tile ""trll altendld the wecldbtl AT ••• llepublican Jl:othep waat. • Rtar!ln1 Massar IJmlly and af Bavll'ly Carttr l(ld Henry Rob•rt Taft Jr. 605,505 Mr. and Mrs . Jerry Powell Mr. and Mrs Charles Mas~ar, llflllltY 11 tho hoPII o1 l'te\l . red W. Brown 1110.504 honored lhoir daughter, f \ ''" Thursday. P'J'ftllrnt Norrl1, ~olna. Rae , witth a surprise bir. • 'Y Mr. and ·Mrs. R. R. Gray at· Wayne Gratn and 100 Me. ConiJ'fltmawt.Jarp party al tho!• home. Aft.!r "'nded !he lunt!PJl of tholr coo· 1100 ·, v!Jitod Mr. ' ll1d DomocNI opening her gifts ;md enjoying $In, P,!l.oo Mery Bla~k, Ctncln· Mr; '·•rhlr. e Robert E. Sweeney 3(17,113 tho gamoo tho guosto were nat!, at Sls"'rsvllle, W. Va., Pi'i· Se·, ended lwleral eer Richard Kennedy 229.737 served ice cream, cake- and ' day. Mrs. Gray had ~.., In vices tor M~s. Roy Bush, aa: 63 FALCON 2 Door 6 Cyl. Std. Trtnt. Charle• Comey 146.090 beverace. Cincinnati aeslstlng In MiBJI cine 1 JWpubUcan Ate William G. Sharpnack of Black's care. ' lolfl · 111o Rldio, Ub Ntw · Oliver Bolton 43~.235 Bunker Hill AFB. Peru Jndi· Mr. and 1\lr!, Harll• Frank -V &ill 2 6J IAMILIR Clesalc 4 Dr. 6 Cyl• WilHam L. White 08.!!!1 ana, spent four days r~ently llld family ol near LOlli Bot· · - - - - - - - - OIIIo .Supreme Court with his parents, Mr. a n d IDm. were lupptr tuealt l'rl· Std. Trent. Rtdie~. A Nice Ont. , Demi)Cro~ MPS Jack Sharpnac~. dly ev•nlnl ot Mr. lnd Mrs. 1 . Lynn B. Griffith 381 .967 M~. and Mro. Earl w. Dan· Norman Mc:Caln and da~ghtoro. 62 FAIRLANI 500 - 2 Dr. 8 Cyl. Memil D. Brothers lo7.20I man slopped enroute from ~••· I Gerald Lee Summerleld, oon . Republican UPta. Fla., wh . re they •pent or Mr . and Mrs. JWxal SummerStd. Trent. l•dio, Low 1 Low• J. S<:hnelder Jr. I43,146 IU1e winter, to their home at fiel~ . who recently was induct· . . 62 IIORD Country Sed1n 4 Dr. Wagon. I. RDbert K. llarnneton l00.7RR Columbus. N. J ., visiting Ml << ed into the U. S. Army, is staMarshall M. Carlisle t34.567 11na Rel!hmlller an~ Mrs. How tlonod ot Ausu•ta, Ga. Tommy Attendance at Eden Sunday Auto. Tr1n1. Reclio. P. Stttring.lhlrp, uoo Million hour ora Nelgler and other relative• 8ummerfleld. amployod by the Sohool Sunday Wlii n. v.. 9t!UM al Letart I"ails and Syracuse, Telophono Company u worltlng , Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rockhold 61 FORD Gale•ie BOO Convertible 517 ·12 t Mrs. Sybil Miles returnod No Chorlott.o, N. C. of Akron spent MQI!IIay with Std. Trent. lb!dlo. th•rp. -~~ home Saturday from Mr. and MP<. DII\IIMre Boy· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber. Tuppers Plains after apendin• !he wlr•ter. . of Allred vialted Mr. and Mr. and Mr~. VirJil HolsinS· 61 FALCON 4 Door, Stcl. Trent. Mr. and Mrs. Joha was accompanied by Mr. Starling Manor and foml· or spent Monday \Oith Mr. and and family of Winfield: W and Mrs . Lee ackson an Sunday avenlng. Mrs. Alva Holsinger Sr. Low Mile•&•· Nice. spent Sunday here w•th Linda, who loft Sunday at at• Karen Reed visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Wat- tend a fami1y reunion of •·· w ,.,..... '* t with Mr. and Mr1. Mike 60 FORD F1lrl•n• 500 - jf Dr. I Cyl. 1100 and dau)ihter, Neta. family at Malta. ~ win., Auto. Tren1. Reclio. Shetp. · N?rman White who h~s Miu Lisa McDaniel o1 Several from lh!J arn atattoned in Georg1a w1th ens is a guest of her ~ to Rlvt~rvtew School 60 OLDS 18 - 4 Dr. Auto. Tr1n1. Radio• National Guard. received parentt. R•v. and Mro. ~ nlfhl tD see the Bwidy Power Steerlne 1nd lrt~kH. Nla discharge and spent ihow. here with his molher, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ed d W and Mrs, Jama r.ortar II WI HAVI MANY MORI UIID CAll A TRUCQ 0 amet W. a Mr. White ,.. I bu war amer. d •· h•- ·' ·Lon BDit<•m TO CHootl FlOM. Wl'll DIALING LIKI · ris weni 10 "'0 um s. Clark. Charles E. Clark to n ..us ~.·• ."' .K wltb !he auto caravan W 11 N' W tt N and Mra. Vlrili Holstnaer MAD. ON THI IIIOT IIINANCINIJ, . r• ml ya eva lleedlvlll • , yut " ted .,. jomed Jbe wagon caravan to and Elmer Thle parcels. WI•• RUG and CARPET tak• part In a ceremony SalisbUry. ' and Mra. Cimton Holilnger CLEANING Gov. ames A. Rhodes at Arthur W Hendricks Mamie famoly Sunday Coli Now and Arro"'" State !louse. Mr .. and Mrs. Mor· H. Htndrlck~. Roberlll~ricb Sandy Btll'blr .of for Clunint ris were overmght ~·.'" of Mary Headriciul Cochran Hill': IJI:"l'l Sunday With L•na AI Your C.nwenienct Mr. and Mrs. Merl hroed· ry Henclrleil Trellie'Hendrtcks aber. . ·' WY24422 " Compltt• cleanln& M~lee g.. pe.!fiiiJo tDr rour tr,. •I ruJ er · Lovell Rite. Artie Wtlm~ Mr. and MrJ. Hollillfer Mlclclleport, 0. or pf'pe' whltttun ., Locust St. Rev. and Mrs. C. . Hlte to Ellis Lamber~ 1 1eres the Jumor clasa at Surlda) tftould "'• ttii"'Pn(MI(I dr)' rle1ned or re1111ar ~aunllrr nor spent Friday night and Salisbury. School on a plcnte Sundly wuhed . Our fll!!lllll .. • U · Ill ... )'Oil tlf I ~f~ \ob . Saturday with their daughter Elmer Whllingtop to Elmer in Huntington. Frank Harmon Fren<!et! Irene ROBINSON'S Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wolfe Hannon, Je a~re•, Rutland. Leunderer._.Dry Cl•tntrl of Athens were Sunday euesll Guy Swadl")' Geraldine Swad· Conwenltnt fl'lckup of Mrs. Mae F. . Wolfe. ley, ro J811105 A. Thoma•. Anna· St•tlon• In MtDOLII'OtiT·POMitiOY MJSs June Nel&te~. sturlent belle Thomas. 11 acre, Rutlond. Ph. P-•,.Y WY :r.M21 nuree at Holur hospital, apent Juper c. Jividen, Lll!lon M. MIUioport WY 24130 a weekend w1th her paranl.o, Jividen tD l!lmma J. McClintock, Mr. and Mra. Georee Nelaler. acres, Sutton. Emma J. McClintock, Orl1 PRICED TO 001 VALUHATID SPECIALII M<Cllnt.ocl< to Jasper C. Jlvl· den, Lillian M. JIYi<Wn, 120 acCome on over •.. get the cer you w•nt et the price you ... reo, Sui/Dn. Edward Howell, Jr., Belly Check on our term• ... generou• trld..Jn veluetl Pine late model I Will Be Out Of My Offlca D. HowelliD Clllford Jack Bach· urs In top condition. They've been checked by our tep mechlnla. nor, Loti, lllcine. From Monday, May 11 WiUiam K. Musotr, Rulli F. MUINI' to Mary Allee Martin, Through Thundll)', M•y 14 ,JD and .67 aero, Salisbury. R.llpb A. Butchlr, Inn A. V-8 automatic, power brakes, power urlng,radlo, heater, Ukl·llt\V wf•lw tlrw. Butchlr to William R. Hall. casA real nice Olds. lie L. HaD. Lot, Rutland. I. Leafy Olasteen, Noah Olu· teen to Twentieth Streei Bank, 1011 ~eres, Rutland. • • - 63 Buick Lon• Botto Sftlliety No•- lamll1 vllllld - - - - - - - - lone! wllh hll"-·•· plrtnll, Mr. apd ::-:i!~E:-:~1 wUIIMr. tad folrl, MIIYin ... llld " -• '--"• I sunday School Claos No ~ o1 Nr'· IITY "' ....m. ' - · ml'l. "'"' '"''"'' ' 1 t I '"""e ary ; ~1)11!7 ~nt!P~~ Pqmeroy-MJIJ4Jcport, 0., !ll 8, !!IJ Mr. l!ld Mrs. T. G. Rllldoro - - - - - - - l!ld Mr. •"" Mr•. lob lyer. Julie •nd Lllrry, tnJorod a ~ picmiG IIIPPfr ~f It ~ir Indiu Jo~q Grlllllll 11*'1 tilt week V1 WCJ II - 1962 Rambler 4 Door Sedan. St d. tra ns_ Hf'jfer . Low m il t>a.!!.e and sharp. ., 1962 Ford • • • Gal axi e 500 - 4 Donr Seda n Aulnmati c trans. Rartio and h!;'_. fe r. VB Pn ginP f't $1495 • Lanr (' r 4 Door SC'r1 an. Std . trans. ltllrlio an r1 he-a te r. - 1961 Chevrolet •I .. ~f'~an 4 noor • $1495 R cyl Auto mat ic tran s Hf'ai Pr. 1961 Dodge - - - $1695 2 Door Harrt Top V8 . Automatir '1961 Plymouth I r an ~. Hadio and he-ater. V.aliant 4 Door Sedan . Automali<" tran s. Radio and heat.er. 1959 Chevrolet • $1295 • Impale Convertible V8. Autom1tic trans. Radio an<l hrat· er. New top . One owner. ~959 Ford V-8 l<!'t,.,·l 11 - - '995 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. 1958 Ford . -. ---- 62 Oldsmobile 4door - 2 Door Sed~n THANKS, VOTERS . • I ANNOONCEII RETIREMENT ST. LOUIB (IJPI) - Don OwOJII, f • foot, 5 • inch, U6o pound defenolve tackle witb the Sl. Loull cardlnala Of tile Na.. tiona! Foolball L Ill u e , 111o nounced IDdaJ that he is retlr· I Inc u* aeven .....,, RALPH WELKER 4.Door Sedan 6 eyL Standtrd t.nn1 . Radio and heater. One owner. of Owens played his cot~lce II Mfalalppl iloutllm University. P4. Pot. A4Y. .. - . - ~-~------ · ... ;With Covered bed, VB, 4 opeed dwtl wheels. Complataly ovorhaulld en81Mi< NerDabtUJi • Auto., power brake1, power ~erlDf, Hire new '1111•1w tires, radio, heater, 11,000 Jctual inllea. LocaUy owned. None b8tter tllan thla one. · 61 Oldsf-85Deluxe4 Dr. Wagon·· $1695 ; V·B auto., cbrome top raek, radio, heate~1 wJ•Iw tlnl, 1 lltW 0141 tralle-111, 000 actual miles. Ideal for summer vacanon and prlet4 to go. 59 Oldsmobile 98 4door ~ Will Paint CHECK .tires. Excellent condition. 57 Pontllf 2 clr. Atlelld Tbe Church Of Ytm Cboloo IClddloporl OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. pu, ndlt, JbowJ mlpod are. s.d•n ........- Avte. .ROWLEY &REED HDWE. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, KARR & VAN ZAN()ll.fOT9R·SALES.. r .;: 0. WY • Ml4dleporl ~284. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Member li'l'D ~- WY U8U 1ft' s.w4 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ''J'Iow... For AU Ocooolop" Cor. hllenltd • w. Melli PhOM WY N6lll Po~~M~roJ FOR~AN &ABBOTT \ ' THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA CROW'S STEAK HOUSE STARKS DRUGS BavOIIIWOOCI, w. Ya. . \ 11 • V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ,. d li~NG COAL COMPANY ' 1 I ...... Ill 1801 Wall Columbia, W. Va. Ph.~SI'Nael HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE THE -DAILY .....,, In 'l' "• . JUlU,LLDtroGS We rtQ All Doetoro PreacrlpUODI n:waa ....._ WILLIS ANTHONY • PU!IIJING • IIRNl'INO · . . "PIP.. 1L Mdl!fPQ"t WY J.21110 ~INEL , ., ... IMawc~•• ...... Cilia St. Paul's Lutheran Church ; IAU.'S BEN FRANKUN i ~ .!\'wlsiltnW:,... ·. ~&C.' .IWEtERS . '. ... 241M1e . 1.-!ITDion 11888 ~-' '.. Near POIIIIfOY·IIuoD llrld,. Leo L. Vauahan, Mgr. WY Pomoro,., Oldo . ' LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY • Auto.~~ --v"-'·$495 tr•nt. . . :::. •595 :.-: '295 6 Llhl Model u...s CMJ!"- ... :11!,1 One owner. Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer S. Second & Mill St. Midclleport Da4.ce-DJ!t--I·~~MFDJM1Je1ft!W • MAY SPICIALS 17 OW. 18 .50 Ford Van Type 4 Door Hard Top R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. v.a autom.tlo, ndlo, llttater 1114 too« tbw 11ltut.C;ab ond ehuolo. 2 OPHd nit, 5 opeed trans. 8.211~ Hee~ter. • n.- ·s9BuicklaSabre4dr. ·HardTop • -•s1195 v.B beater. . . .59 Ford 4dr. Ranch Wagon . • • '995 ·] auto. trans., wlslw tlnl, ndlo 1114 • eyl. • Pull power, Including power windows&: kay power seat, tiDted beater 1114 food wJ6Iw Ures. · t'DIIJIIII&Ihal'lV_. ,__. ·· ~'959 Dodge 1 ton - sn95 . • $2295 • 61 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan • --s1995 ~ ••• For Your Vote and Support In The May 5th Pri•ry. 6 cyl. Standard tranfl. l955 Plymouth • Dr. Ray R. Pickens I Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Standnd trans. Radio and heater. ' 1957 Ford R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Leroi NOTICE I - • KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. ' .., ...., . �I I ' 1 ) Any Day! Make Hay In May-Want Ads Wil\ Pay - cIassi fied 8-Daily Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport. JOR j S~LE Rut ht1te For S.le SIS ROOM HOUSE- With- batii. 0 ., May 8, laM 1 Built-In ,cabinell In ldtchea. Buslnus S.rvlc. ~gla"'h--::a:::;ep'"'ilc 1 0 M<COY AUCTIONEER, tank. Get KJeBJ)-Em-Ail, Sol> Uc Tank Cleaner. Landmerk Farm Bureau. Pomeroy . 4 2t SOle: WE HAVE a large assortment Ads,.Get of blooming Oowers, in pot.t, fla ts, and market-paks. Special pricea to churches and s choo b~ for Mother'• Day . Bed Results. ding flowers for outside planting and planters. Vegetable plants. Our plants are top quollty. Cool grown. Short, . • Chester, Ohlo. I ZS tfc ,...,_.,.1 Dry Cloning and Shirt Laundry 1 Hour Cleanlntl ........... Ofld · - l r l.. Pock... enllll Zlppen 10 lba.l)ry Cl•nlng $2.00 TRADE AT THE POMEROY MOTOR CO, DISCOUNT$PICKUP & DILIVIR1' New table top bot water bea~. er, Ill" dooble sink. Now Coleman fOI'Ce(l air fumoce, outbUildlns with eleelriclty, gaa, bot and cold water. All find for aulml\llUc washer and dryer, baa IU heater, three ll&rageo. Com.,. lot II!' x 100' out ol hlgh water. Close ID tcl!ool. In very nlce quiet neighborhood. Can be •een at 181 llysell St., Middleport.- Owner moving out of wwn. Arthur Davldllon. 5 8 eq, Stiversville OCiety NOte8 Re•l Est•'- For S•le s. -FOR SALE - House. I rooma and bath fruit cellar. 4th and Elm St.,' Racine. Ph9oe Wl 9-387~ Inqulre at Earl'o Bill' ber ·Shop. ~tc ·~- ...... 00 Lll> THREE """'~ ~ cola IDJI, Pomer'O) . P boa e Wl US4f or WY 1-21811· 4 20 tfc I ROOM HOUSE, f and li room furalobed apartment. Phooo WY :hl65l. 4 10 lie H1lp W1n'- ---------- d FINIS~EO PLOWtf'l' TH' HIGH fiELD 11. h.thtr'l colloq. 11. Btmul&to U.Jiol..,. h . HIDt k.Hadoa Mr. and Mrs. A. C. BreABC CLEANERS FO=R"'SALE= -;;;-,~l""'l"' ot""'m :::--:M"'ul.beny -7:= - - - - - - - - - - and David were thoppln8 In & SHIRT LAUNDRY bushy and .,..en. Buy early for MAN AND WIFE, C< woman Pome~ Friday. W. Yo. choice plant.!. Good assort- 773-5543 Hell!hlll, Te.: WY M429. alone, to live In with elder· WANT AD ment ~f evergreens. (Local l~""""""""""""""""""""""""""" =::-::=;:;--=-::-:-:::-::3~17t...:l=l,;:c ly Invalid. CaU WY 2-3831 or Howard Alren attended the grown ). Bumgarner's Greon- COMPACf SWeepers. AuthorbINFORMATION FOR SALE: 5 room and bath. conlacl James Daniels Mid· OSPSE meeliJJC and dblner at house , Claud M. Bumgarner, ed salt:• and service. Wrlte .18 of an acre. Unioo Avenue, dloporl 5 31c Riverview school Friday nlaht. I>LW""'&o New Haven , West Vjrgjnia. 654 7th St., Parkersburg, W. p Ph WY ~o- n Sharlee Van Meter YIJited a,eo P M- Da.J 8"'"" Publ:leltiOI> omeroy. """" ~·- WANTED: An experienced wait- with Maxine Durst last week. • 30 tt. ....:..v~ a . ________ ~- Dead.lln• 8.00 4 . iL ......d., aid Ebllll. 5 1 etp reso, must have good refer- Several from hero attended F0 A LB IIEA11NG, PlamblnC. MaeDer CA.NCEU.AnoNa I enceo, must apply In person the hymn sing at Bald Knobs, 8 8 0 _ ..1 CORRP"TTUNI Fanaceo • .\mold -.n. c . e . It{, ~ at Martin Restaurant, Middle- Sunday afternoon. W1ll u •e~cePt.o Qlltll e1011 IlL 11.. G!BSON-Kay·Harmony Jlllltars 01 J!:ut MaiD 8WMI, POD F'or o.., a# Pu bltl!tllI port. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mlddleiand AmpU!ien, 24 montha to eroy. Phoae In WlfL ltWUl..lt."nONI 5 1 SIA! wart were recent IUOSta of :SUBURBAN - Modern 4- room poy. see or call Mtn Jewel7 211 11e Ttw plllllt.De t'MUTU lila rllbf cabin with bath and automat- BABY SI'ITER, week day 8 - 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch, Deers. Point Pleasant, W. Ya.·lr-========= Factory air conditioned. Powerglide, pOwn •teerinl. 1.o ~~~ or ~ 11.111 •tb c!.t!!e"l.cl le bot water healin11, full bu.. no bousekeeplnll dutleo. can Wl\ls Run. lllbleM1a-ble ltnmt ebou.ld bt Phone 50, Bill Wellman, Les power brakes, tlnted &lis&:, white &ldewalt Urea, ndlo, Npnrt«J luuaed.t•t~U n. outo beater, complete flctory acceuoriea. Len than 8000 miles, mont. Thlo cablo Is extra nice after 1:00 p, m. SH 2-48'12. Mrs. Cllrol DaUy and doughWilliamson. lD-SD1f IMber will oof bt ~h J e tor aqua llnt1h. lllOl'll thin oae rneo~"' buotrtJoa red oak Doors, stme fir• 4 211 tfc ters visited Mrs. Nathan PICkKILL TERMITES aod protect Phane 773-9522 M...n. W VI ftATD place, exterior creosoted logo ens recenUy. lawn and shrubs from insects ProfMsional Lubrication f'o• W••• Ml a.rwtw chlnked with white cement lnsur1nce Recent visitors of Eber Car- with ARAB U-do-it Conceo· s Genu. per word . <~ne lll .e1 t iO'II Expert Service 11\ninulm C hU'I• lfl ee~~bl One acre lot with large gar- • = penter and famUy were Mr. and Locally owned and law mileage, tires like new , 102 en. tra te. King Bllilders S u p p I y ·-· • ......... .. e.., ,...... .W.t--.1 \1 c.ao ,., word r.- nr... aaaOn ood oad Tune UP-All Minor age. g r a~t .., - - - . • Mrs. Harry Adorns of Po"""""• gine , 4 apeed oox, bucket teats. r.,dio, heater, fawn paint Co., MiddiE>pnrt , Obio . ..c!UtiQ lnartlnn. milea from Pomeroy. A real '" Mal Jamea Suttle, Mr. and Mrs. with matchin& vinyl interior. .. IJi, OIHOUnt '" .-1111 lOt ""' 5 2 tfe R•pain .f1 p~rkt wlthiJI 1J diYL buy at $6500.00. ......._ AI...,. Bill Middleswart, Mr. aD d CAHD OJ MlA.NEJ A OBtTV vou PA Y Jess for fine horne j Lobor $2.00 per hour MIDDLEPORT - 5 nom m"" Mrs. Ben AUen, Tom Dural, Kalr.RJES - 11.:1:5 for JIO word lllln DUNLOP TIRES furnishings al Baker Furnl· i 11Du111 taeiJ .a.tttttonl.l 1r0r'G leern frame home with bath, JOHNSON, ~ lnaunace thy Blsaell, Frank MartiD, Jact , lure in Middleport, Ohio. ROAD SERVICI! OFFIC& BOUBI Thi1 little jewel is the one for the younc at heart. Red hot air furnace heat to all o\pllcy, ID. All fcnDI Gl ID Gibbs, Parkersburg and Mr. 1:J0 o\.. 14_ to 11:00 f' 1L Oall1 bucket aeats, white finish, 4. on he floor, ndio and httti!r, 4_1_J_u...,c..,.l .. Ask For Paul Wean"' rooms, full basemen!. Level ..........,, Jim Jobnsoo and and Mrs. Sidney Durst, Pot1Ia~ - l1::rG A,, Y to 11:00 IWIUI good tire1, 102 engine. lol. Only $8500.00 if oold thls Bud Sinopoon. AaeaiL land lT'I 10 &All' ~ LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick jL,:""'"""=='=""':'7"""""" TOPLACIA week. A reel buy. I I tfc ~- and Mro. Oocar Fll<h ol 1 up yau..,.eU. Gceglelo ReadY· llarl Gnaer, l'lllllllllq uol a&iUt.t PROOOCDlti Hooliq HOUSE TRAILER Elcart Livestock DeWitts Run were recent vi.. W a.NT t\D Mi> Co., Page St., Mlddleporl M1llerPIIIo. (Baron) house trailer (10 1 ltors of Mr. and Mro. Bill U II tiC Clean interior, radio and heater, Powercltde tram., PoltPHONE WY 2·2157 =::-:::-o=;:-:---...,--;-=: I!Dd year Hwer troubleo 55), 1964 model. 3 bedrooms . Dolly and dou&hter. traction rear axle, Ill cyl. eneine. i'awn finlab , ONE TABLE top water heater. We han aU and bath (tub and shower). Yorkahore pigs, regielered •tock Ma Fitch DeWllta R $30, 1 milk cooler, 4 can. $30. Sewer Machines Woodpanelling Interior. As for breeding. Tom Sayre, VI spent rySunday 'with Mr. 1 small pour-in water heatRNsooablt Rlltel new condition. A big discount 3-2136, Portland, Ohlo.5161P Mr s. Chari ell VanMeter ' "·, C1rd of Ttt.nks er, 12 gallon, $10. 2 units Ser· Call In z.mt DaJ or N1pl at $1300.00. ===-:-.,...--:--:-' and Cathy. Local owner. Clean interior, jet black finish, Hydra-Jrlage milder stainless steel. Sell 7 • lie Harold Collloo, Saletmu GEN'I1.E, halter broken year- Mr. and Mrs. Junior Fitch, tie. power ateerinl, radio, beater, aood Urea. The Women's O ub of Morn- units separate, $25 each. R.S. FOR YOUR Bulldozer service. WY J.Z22e ling coil Good con!wmaU... Lynda, Debby and Tammy, lng Star E.U.B. Church wish I Blackwood, Harrisonville, WOllam Ingels, Saleomp and blood line. Sorrel with Tommy Durst Wesley c..art, see: Paul T. Bailey, Porn• w thank aU candidates and Ohio. roy, 0 ., R. D. 2, on Bailey WY Z.Z47Z flaxen mane and tail. Phone J. w. Lawson,' Mary Fitch and friends who cootributed to N ""O~C~HA =RccG~E:--;lo-r--us7in-g--ou-r , Run Road. 4 14 301p Station Wa&on. Less than 2.5,000 actual miles, apoUell WY 2-5246. John Cord. · Colby Bissell eaDed on Eber I I S1e their election dinner. Blue Lustre Carpet Shampc>l' interior, Powergllde trans., radio, beater. Sbarp dark - - - -- - - - 5 % 61< Frieda and Iva Carpenter Son. anen finish and clean interior, whitewall tire~ lill:t new , 5 8 ltp er with purchase of Blue LusPONY FOR SALE. CaD WY S. doy a!terllOOD. tre shampoo. Baker Furni· S618. I f tfc Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Van ture , Middleport. PONIES for oale or trade. AU Meter' Mac and Cathy ...,. Notice 5 5 6!< ~SON 5 roomo and bath .u.. from w• 0 Paal visited by their daughters, JirIvory and blue finish. Spotleu interior, radio, beater, VB on nb 80' • 200' lot. Good WI Nm P. $ lip and Sharlot and cblldren. tn&ine, Powerglide, like aew whlt~&wall ttrea. 7 garden opot. Garage and gas • Rudy Durst and Ebor Carfurnace heot. Priced reasonpenter were 1n Lool ilollom where Eber bought • able at $8500.00. Spotle11 clean int.rlor:"White finish, VB eniine, power NEW HAVEN - 4 bedrooms boat and Rudy hooted It boma ateerin& , power braket, &uto, trana., radio and heater. with z baths. Thil home bas him. • modern kitchen with butllOCie 0 es Bob Duro! wao Ia JladDo TAKE A GOOD In dishwasher aod over 10 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IJFrl<lay. feet of wood cabinelll with By EveiYJI Brlcllles Mr. and Mrs. RandaU . TalNEW AND USED welders, air formica oops. Glaao a n d Mrs. Edith Wakely and of New LeoiJ111on apent · AllTOMOBU..E Insurance beerl compressors , welding rod. acreen enclooed sun porch, l!dlth Belzlng attended 1 D with hla pareull, Mr. Clacelled? lASt }'OW' oper• Free deomonstration. Pome- i EXPERIENCi:D Price has been reduced as A lnapectioo meeting for Dell Talbott. lar'a llcenoeT Coil WY 2-2*. or WY 2-&147. S 7 3tp AUTOMOBILE owner hao accepted employ- lnspectlon ct Margaret: ~=;~~I gu:F;a!nnte Dural wu a ....,..t lillie 2181. S 7 3tc I ment ln another stala and Thursday evening at p of Nell Mlddleswart. Nobody Sells Lower Th1n Pomeroy Motor llllxious to move. City, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. II:. E. p;-;;;;;""'"""""'""'""'""'"'•"'11TWO used gas hot water heat- I NEW HAVEN - li room home Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Corns oo Mr. and Mro. llldnoJ ers. In good condition. LIn- ~· AND coln Smtth, 339 Pearl St., on corner lot with p a v t d and grsnddaul!htero o1 Porlland -Uy. 4 Door. Blue finilh, eood t.irn, 6 cy1. eneint, radio, heat· Salort Garden Tlllen Middleport. S 7 3tp streets. Thla home bas at.- bus spent SUnday here Victor Dural visited trlando er, PowergUde. tacbecl garage and electric hla slater, Mr. and Mrs. K:en-~~~Rac~~lne~~~~--­ 97.81 REES GREENHOUSE . Phnne heat and priced at only $10,- neth Griffith and aon, Jot!. ~ Powor Mowen 44.97 WI 9-3424. R a c i n e, Ohio. 500.00. · Tbe Youth Fellawshlp ~: j and Ml'l. ll.llpb Cbevlllor ... 17 cu. fl. FrHzers, Flowers for Mother's Day. Station Waaon. Good tirea, dean interior, VB motor, autonM ROUSH, SALESMAN Rally met at Lotlrlde _c family ol VelD, Ohio. PomtNY. 0 . now $199 Combination planters with a WY 2-2143 matic tran1. Radio and heater. NEW HAVEN, W. ,VA. Monday evening at 8:00. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McToskey variety of plants. $1.50 to $3. ~ ~""="""'"""""="~"""'""""""""' PhtM 182-ZIU Walter Whlttaker of the and chlldrlll of Nebo, W. Va., Double petunias in pots, 20c 1-'HUTU COPYING Servtce1. 5 1 31A! church of Athens was Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of to 60c. Nice St>lection of othCopy any letter or 4~ Solid body, rood Urea, atandard trans . =FO==n=-=-SALE= : -,-: 6room -""hou....:..oe ...: . ~b:::a:,. th,_l Mr. and Mrs. MDierd GalllpoUs, Mrs. Heva Johnloll ~ Dolly Till t , .M. er planls. S 7 31c ~euler ............... Pnmeror J•P: W. CtrHY, Mtr. mnporch, ICI'Oened back porch of Dublin were Friday and Mrs. Edith Brown ol Ji'airl 15 tic WY 2-2111 LIVE BAIT , 24 hour selr servfull alzed basement, garage, of her brolher, Mr. play, Oblo, wen~ gueote tJt Mr. =~~~~~~~~= I: IC'e, crawlers, minnows, red I .&UCI'IONEER Deluxe vinyl trim, tlret like new, automatiC! traoa. Radio good garden, 5 mileo out of Doroel Miller and family. and Mra. Marlin Mollohan. worms , iiVailable 24 hours. Cempleul 8eniol and heater. Blue finish . Pomeroy on Rt. sa. Small Tbe MYF wlll have a mothWt bUy, aeU~ trade guno. Fife's Trading Post b •I ow cr111 lfradlanl down payment. AaiWne baJ. ers day supper for their mothWrite, ,.._ • eoat.el Bdl Wellman. Les WilllatD8on High Sr hool, Route 7, MiddleOPEN EVE. TILL 1:00 P.M. anca of paymeniL WY 2-tl91t. ers at the 8IIIIU Saturday ev. port. 5 7 12tc A. C. BRADFORD Ivery Satunlty Night 43061< ...... • Tiffin Jew•lero, Pbme 50, Racble, '*It "ollll Pleaaan~ W Va USED Electrolux vacuum dean1 11 tfc LAUREL CLIFF ron SALE· In heart Ill Racine Mr. and Mn. Wayne Brlckles · were Sunday guests ol Mr. end 10 11 "lc er with eom plete set of . • . - 0 - - - - - - -- - - deanins attachmenlo;. Per· Rtckard 1 Altgnmenl Service, ·AJ, out of blgh water. MGderD I Mra. Bernard warner, Dul<h a..w.... Itt. 124 .. Itt. 141 0 . rooms, l Wed batha, large Ridge. W11BN YOU USE ABC Cleaners feet condition and guaranteed (formerly Grueser .B d Y OPI!N lVII. 7:110 P.M. "f\ Now " Uotd Pumltun closets, uWIIlea, garage, barn. Mro. Helen Brook.l of Dublin "Free SC.Orage Plan"' you get one year . Full cash price on- Works), 286 W. Mam St.. POMIROY, OHIO clooe ID school. Free 10. 1\!o and Mrs. Kathryn MDier, tobi&, beautiful empty closet Jy $28 .50 or term:t. P hone Pomeroy • Ohio. R. H. Rick· acrea. Suitable for bulldlnl cal, Mra. Cora Swan and ...,, . apace In eochange for all the WY 2-2204. S 7 6tc ard, Phone WY Z.3576.1· WELCH'S led by th f -1 •1 Whee1 balan<'ing, auto glass, Fo R lots. Mre. Tyree Plcl:ena, Pb. Herbert Swao, of Lmg Bottom USED FURNITUU ~~· Re e. anub Y1 SINGER sewing machine in brake servi ce. r ent Auto S1IH WI 1-3491. f S tfo caDed on Mrs. Euleh s w a , tel' c 0 mg. re 1 ow t lovely blonde cabinet, used 1 4 30tp FOR SALE- Middleport'a tall- and famUy recentiy. WOrka. Bring in an your but in exrellent condition. Unfurnl&bed bouse, 4 l'I!Oml, INTERNATIONAL pickup truck AIR Conditioning refrlgera· 111 a.•lldto&, IOCJ!ted S5l N. Born to Mr. and Mrs. .Winter clothes or cal~. us for Equipped to zig zag , darn, ollllty 8lld bath. 1155 Point Good ohape, new tires. G. A. Jlocond Street, Middleporl. Cox, a daughter, Diana tion service. Jack '• Refrigerpick--up ..and we will Prote&- embroider, buttonhole , etc. Lane, Pomeroy. Pbone WY S. Deem, Racine, Oblo. ation, Letart, W. Va .. Phone PrJced 111r quli* l8lo. lnqlllnl o1 Coolvllie Route 3. lllonaUy dry c~an them' at $47.00 cash or terms. Trade-3874. ss tte t 1 Stp 111 Oldo Botel. ID 11 Ill: molhers are Mrs. 882-3S31. • 29 If• \ ~r rates, with free moth In accepted. Guaranteett~ Ph. FURNISHED apartment, 5 Calloway and Mrs Dorothy , li'l!"ftng and bana them up WY 2-2204. 5 7 6tc For Rent """'" and bath. Mlddle!llort. 1151 OLDSMOBILE. Call WY 1FORMER HOUS!t of Guy Mut.Cox. Parkersburg. Great ll'and '·· flit atorage Ia aealed ceda!'- 1- - · - - - - - · - WY 1-387t. 1 1 111: 8112. ' 28 tc chler in Rutland wllb parents are Mr. and Mrs. E.R. - ~ bap and when you ore 1958 BSA 650 CC motor cycle, . . M. ...we-= .·•' . ~ for them next ran call . complete road equipment Ph. 4 ROO apartment w1lh oath. 1182 PONTIAC. m50. 4 door lot, coal lloter fumac:e, dooJ. CaDoway, Tuppers Ptalno and . ·; aii "" tel our ~ternan know WY ' -<;715. 58 3tp Pbone WY 2-5385. Fll\NISIIED apan:ments. Ph. hardtop, Catalina. bluo finble garage. RecniiJ repaml- Mr. and Mrs. Burt Shimuray NEW • ----IItie ilh, automatto tranamlul011, ed outside and all new apoul- of W e. IVY 1-2'1'16. Aller 5 p. m. phone tbeJ wiU be handed to , USED Singer portable with - - -- - -- - - WY 1-3574. power steering, power brakes, lng. Call SH 2-4345. Mr. and Ma. Hey KeUe of clearler. brlgbter, and I new motor foot control and THREE ROOM furnished llOutboard~Wtws ., ' I 8 lie Columbua called oo Mrs. Remeber the storage i carrying r~se . Attachment to partrnent, utilities furnished. -------~li_Z~I-IIe=- radio and utraa. tlO Broadway, Middleport. CaD WY 2- FOR SALE: Ideal eablnl.oclltlm tle P'rool Sunday. ~e~··· ·..Pay Next FaU on I fancy sew Included for $24.00. Also call WY 2-34911. C II Uc Great Bend 1:15 ICI'B, good Mr. and Mrs. l!ddte Prle2 ·of A.B.C. a ...... and Terms. Guaranteed. I I ltc THREE and four ri!O!II - · 1289. no • 'I garage, ri&ht of way to river, Newarll were SUIIday 11Ueola r1. . .undry. Mlllll, W. Va. S 7 6tc -:-: NE"'W --M-,0-D-~n.,-~bn_:.::.ts_ ed and -" · 11 ,_,... Phone WY z-w70 after I p.m. her oilier, Mrs. 1&dah Swan. i+j. ~ !i,;~~---_!_~~ 1 apar en . ments. WY 2-64M 11 1 lfc i'l' • f IIOtc Speed Queen wringer -·ty-pe Two and three bedrooms. Ul lac 1 s I 3tc Mrs. Elllt! Souoders, Mrs. 180 MODERN I 1'001111 Sportsman's wa s her wt'lh maIc h.mg t ub· milea from Kaiser plant. All Aand ..,.,h 131....... LlncolD Road Flllr~gle• & pelnt fOR SALE: 7 room house, col- Mae Vlneyerd, Mrs. E!¥1 GCW'ld as new. ~ cost price. electric, brick, beautifully uawo, • ~~~~- _,., ride uol ... ~ '··- . sponsor a rummage Pomeroy WY • ~ . _ lmiD cor 111!1 lar 2 lots ~-Gra•· -boo! Stout, Mrs. Mimi Wilker, Rev. Phone WY 2-2!!22 evenings. decorated plutered wallo.TI~ · -· U -. • . .._ - .and Mn Eugme l!lrnerloll. Mrs . be held at the old A&P i 7 3tc ed batha with tub and sbowI a c ~ and lllgh Scbool. Pearl JlyaeU Allen ~ Mra. Bither Wndm Middlepor , Thur._ l ~::;:::;:=:========~=-= er. Complete Youogsrown kit- HOUSE Ia Bradford. Call SH 21M Rutland, Oblo. I s lip aU allanded lbe WSWS _,rloo aod S.iurday, SINGER Sewing machinea, chen with diSJiosal units. Con- 4294. Mrs. 0 . F. Lyons, Rut~ ...... THREE bedtoom brlok dllpla, II Lolan 'lbunday. .. .& _ . ......._ Pro fWJ I bJ-•· ~- ,_ CaD a.o .· 7, I, and 9. new, 159.50 up. Several used coaled electric healing sy• land. S 7 3tc •1 , _ In Milt ......, uvw w•"· NUph llolfman · ol Artanau 5 6 3te mac~ines at bargain prices. tern. Storm doors and wind- FIJRNJ811ED and Ulllumlobed ' ..... 1..1'.' .' .. ' llllilieil f • 111 WY Ul27. 1 1 tfc callad .., retatlveo bert l "?"':: . . The ~'abrtc Shop. Singer Sales ows. Building completely In- ·~· 111qu1q 11 IIHI I · RURAL, 5 1'001111 and bath. 1J the waolo: end. Hll .:..~ I and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. sulated. Front and rear en. Oblo llotol. Forl.eue Nl4le FOR SALE : 11180 _ l"ord GaJule aereo, bot, and cold water, Chril Hoffman, wbo lllffenod _.US TQI)AY ... WY 2-2284,. _ __::4 21. tfc trances. BeautlfuUy I a n dall whlie. Blact 111111 white barn, chlckea houlo. Sllualo · heart l1laek and :WU in o . ~ ICBJlf!d. Private par- Rent lntertor, power lteerlnc, ad 2 niUea from Cheater, caJI umbua hooplti1 <bill been Fenn M.chi.,.ery e:rtremely low - NB.OO per MusiCII Instruments cru!M!matic, beater. radio, CheJier 1115-·12U leased there and baa month. UWltieo parUally paid. whllo sldeweU tlrel, . lw o • ..,. broqbt to Help (Jeoeral 01 Hoven Terrace Apartments, FOR SALE: I uaed B fiat clar- utra wheela lc, ·llrel. · . · ·""' p1taJ In hftwoy. . , ..• . New Haven, W. Va., Pbone !net In excellent 'condltioo, One owner. CaD SH 1-4131 or J'OUR IIIYlMS, belh and .,... Mr. and un. OOrilon 'I ' New Hav"' 882-$101 or 8112Call WI 9-3221 after 4 p.m. - Mro. R. A. Rife, Rallalld, ment, furnace llul.P fi o n • lief ad IQIUI were 2705. i l ItA! I I ftc Oldo. i 7 ate WY J.GU. · C 21 tfA ·ll!tiC' p,ta ot H.DIUI.di• JT. f'luln4d. -·-"""' Mt-. J:S.Komu. lt.Do- •. lrrl- 8 Top Quality--Low Prices ........ 8ESIDES··~E AIN'T David Wolle, patient In II. J ph "-ltal Parkei'IIIlrl, ose •....,. • returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill MlcldlilwOr\ and Mrs. NeU Mlddleswart viilied Mro. Kate Millo, wbo wu a petient In Holzer HoaPIIal, In GalllpoU.. Mrs. Millo il at home now. NOW Tl-lET IT'S GONE, YO' DON'T LOOK SO GOOD TO ME.l"J MORE, OLE PAL .'.' ~ Mrff 1963 Chevy II Nova 4 Door · · · · $2695 LEWIS KEYSTONE 1962 Corvair Moua Coupe · · · · $1795 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe .. .. $1545 . .' I .· . 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ ··."': , - .,_ 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .. $1595 1...---------'1 : Treea One letter lllmpi:J ltadl for UIOther. In. tall am.pl• A. II uHd lo< tho Ill- lo'o, X for tbo two O'o, etc. SID"" lot.t- . _ trophl.., the ~ ad forlllatloD. ot tU ......... liD biD.tl. Saah da.y letteJ'8 an 4tt1weat. a WHY PAY MORE? ' ---------- . · ---:====-=-=-= PROGRAM LOG · MONDAY 'THROUGH PawAY &:15 ·sigD 011 · 6: 15 . Muslcel Clock 7:10 Newt 8udllnu 7 :II Musical Cloclr 7:411 'l'be Llftllnt 8:00 Ohio vane, Newo 8:05 World, Natlollll Noft 8:10 Sports 6·15 Wealher Plcltft 8 16 Musical Clocil 8:15 Communl!J. Newo t :OO Talk of tbl Town 9:15 .Maim County NoWI 10:00 Family Worsblp Hour 10:IS Public Servlee tO:IO ..tcbstrlnll \0:15 World Newo il:GO Mornln8 Melodlel (eiCepl Friday, Church Bella Rlq) U:tli World NeWI U:li5 Malon County Ne,. 12·00 Commanlty Newo ,,I 1957 Pontiac 4 Door · · · · · · Only $495 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Door ...... $1395 12:ti Local News 12:10 l\larktll 12:16 ll4ld Day Weather 12:10 lnlll JIUIIetiD Board AUCTION Pomeroy Motor Co ,/·, . WJEH RADtO 1959 Studebaker "6" 4 Dr. Sedan $395 Pomeroy landmark BJ'N c xu r.< , @) 11:15•NIWIOGI'lllll 12:10 ApleUitare Apat 12:411 Ctltlutry Go Rolmd 1:16 Ntwl Beat 2:00 Gotmll7 Go Round 1:16 Nlln· Be8l 1:111 .1.11'1 !fUt • Break 1:1111 NIWI Bad 4: 00 Dllcllti tlllb Doss 4:10 IDia'tlllnp I'::::::::::::::::::::-:=========:II ;:m oarrvur ai'YOQ, ~ 1:811 5:05 •= 15 1:25 '. Oommuitity Ne... World, muona1 Ne111 SpoWI!hl 011 Sports Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 1:00 St.naet BlVd. 7:00 Sigo Off SATURDAY I: IIi Sigo On 1: IS Musical Cloclr 7:f5 The Lllellno 8:00 Ohio vane, News 8:05 World, NIIIIDIIII Nelli 8:10 Sports 'l'odiJ 1:15 Weather Picture 1: 16 Musical Cloct 8:55 Ne,. 9:00 MusJeal Clock 9:30 SODa • StorJ Time t:f5 Fam117 Worsblp Hour 10:00 Newa · 10:05 lll&b 8chool HU Parade 10:110 Na,. II: 00 Ar111J Time U:IO ~I Commwnty 11:00 11:211 11::111 11:110 1:55 1:00 1:55 1:00 l'rOirlms Ne... Ro!mdup JIUIIIIIID Board Newt 0 GI'Bllll Sotarday Matinee No,. Beal Saiiii'II&J ~ NIWI Bell s.tiuda, MIIIDeo 1:55 Ne,. Beat · f:OO llllciDg trllb llalt 4:30 Top Tau Ravuo 5:00 Nen Sumiii'I'J 5:15 DJimor Mnelcl,. . 7: 00 Sip Off . MONDAY TBRii PIIIDAI 1:00 Sip ou Nelfl 1:05 Sacred Heart l:20. Country Jamboree 1:30 Farm Newa I:IU Pat Buttram, M-W·F I !0 Melgo Cl Ai1· Bxl 7:00 Newa 7:05 Broatfut Parly 7:10 Newo 7:15 Plcl:..., llltdwltl l'l'ueo.-Tburs.) NeWI Report Brellkflll Party Brlgbl Star Show-1bnn. VID Palrk* s,otll Bakar F'llnlllllr.Wod-ftl Open llollll t :UO Newo t:otl Cofteo Wllb Jllltl t:f5 Betty NeWlon IO:tlli Mlnllterlal " - · 10:211 Coontry Roo Don 11:05 Swap Shop 11:15 Country Orlllers M-W 11:15 Mum Cl. All'· Jiln.Tat 11.15 A.S.C. Pi-ogrlli>-Frl IUJ Family Wonldp-1bun. U:36 Farm Buroiu ll:ft Tlny'a Colmtry ~ 12:00 Noon Report II: IS Music JDot Far Yoa 12:U Goesaler'o Guest Sla..rrr 11:30 Molle Juat For You 3:00 Platter Party i: 15 Blaotlnar Show-Tuel. 4:110 Local Newo ' 4:1i4 -Una Seoreo 1:00 Sutldown 8ereaadt 1:!111 Sip 01! IIATURD.\1 1:110 Sign OD 7:50 1:00 I :U 1:30 1:41! l:li6 1:05 1:20 1:35 · I :U 7:05 t :lii 10:15 10:35 10:40 10:411 U:05 Jomborto John llarml 'Country Expreq Breakfast Party Jones Buick Show 1be Good Lila Muslo In 'l'bt Air Under Ohio Sk1ea ~ I' .!' • ' it. · .-,._ ·r "t' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Tbis Ia llltdle 'hp TOD Show U:ll Top Tall Show (Duttonsl 11:00 II: U 12:30 1:00 1:00 1:00 Noon Ntw1 MUBieal IDtarlude Rev. M1r11D 'I'Mill Platter Party lllllldO\ftl SeriDI!dt Sigo Off !RlNUAl' 7:10 Sip On 7:11i .Arm, Hour 1:116 Herllld of Trulb I:A Hour cl Deliverance t :OO Wings of Helling t :3f> Bible Spellko 1<1 You 10:10 Voice or Prophecy IO:IIi Woab. Reports ro Peopla U:OO Country llymA T1111t 11:00 N0011 Newo II: 16 Tbo Surclt 11:10 Rev. Morllll Tooll 1:00 Billy Graltam 1:1& Luther111 Hour 1:00 Tbo Church AI 'll'<dt 1: !6 'l'lle Ndf '1nt11 1:10 Tba lila LJo 1:00 Tba Quill Hour s:a SaDc1aJ Sbowcul O:lltl Bapllll looymu'l Hour O:a World II limn 1:10 Sip 011 . :~ :hed .... , -liles .*· : •tlonof ~! . :arl- •w RAEBURN VAJ!IBUREN'' gun . : re· d tl ~ ane, · ~ i;;;; _c: dlac.'li !~ olll- ""'e onal - · lea - .· · ~ -~. ..:. ., ., one also ap- by am- - .,... "" 8• BRANNER . URII.Y In -·-- ..' tper - . - --·- - - ., ·, open ,,. eoonr. Save:.so% .~• . .. Country lluslo 'nml ACaSSORIES .• . WMPO Radio ' IOATS • down _ Jured - - Oth- !'!io,.,. > ' their r in· ""~·.. 18 IIJ'HII H/.:':'1• AT WHOLISALE """' I. S\1 II. 0 G 0 Q CLOSE-OUT I DICK TRACT . . -. . . . _._Jao.) y.......,_ ar,.......... Brake Service Braettnars •••• YP llllSS OJ' THOSII TIUT CANNOT TJilNIL....I'OP .an- 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne · · Only $495 a tti'CB:W 8UitltV 1'.-I It 'IH W VP L0 0 K Wheel Ahgnment WillS svcav. 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door· · $1595 1960 Dodge Pho*tlix 4 Door · · · · $1295 ..,.,............. ...=. uclt:ed -· IUl'lad was I bad u....,. 1961 Corvalrlakewood · .. .. .. · $1569 Tuppers Plains . S • ty N l ' polea ·· ~ .'::'J 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door · · · · · · · · $1595 u ' ". '" '' ... �... I ' - -1 I ( • .. .. . . . / ' ... . .. . .. . . REAL VALUE IN A QUALITY CLOCK RADIO! ~ MOTOROLA GOLDEN VOICE RADIO n:-ealn AU t omat.'tC Sh't;'(t • ! &OW • SHifT : HIGH ,._pill II ~eats!..._. the Ca.!...,_~ ,.... • • $wMpa • If : ..,....... CHid outo- • suctto. with lOok,. ~..__ Plwwcrful - : •atlcal-lr tit• : M•n cl•a•ine a:nr~ c-~ ....... Ntih• : pcliWIIr . _ ..,. - -..... : Wake.s you lo your favotlle program I • ... • Quality GioiQen Voice · 4"' apeaklf • Broad Band IF Transformer • ... • • • : befare. • • The finest, most useful eleanor ever made. Tou don't scrub back and forth over your ni(IS. J liSt guide the Convertible with 01111 llaDd. The power-driven agitator doea o Drift Compen¥lion Circuit the work-not you. Werner Radio BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. and DACRON COTTONS & CREPES •2· ---•3·' 98 COLORED & WHITE $1-00 ,$ 3.98 and 8 •s-95 DRESSES SIZES s .98 l SLIPS COTTON_ 1.98-2.98 PANTIES Colored & White Denim, Dacron Knits Plains, Solids Straight-A-Line Hip stretched Sl-98 SPORTS WEAR • Knee Cappers 1.00 to 3. 98 to SJ-95 MR. AND MRS. EDDIE SNYDER Stoth-Snyder Vows ore Exchanged March 4 in Cincinnati Betrothal to beScioto held Presbytery May 10 ta wben Session of the Middleport First Unlb!d Churcb met thlJ pal! week. 'nle deaCON IIIII-deacoaesses II ~=~~ a bate ole - to be II May 9 at the Lewis Repatr Shop with Mrs, VinceDI Dabo, Mn. Edward Burtelt IIJIII, Mlu Pbyllla Joacbim in char&e The Rev. Howard Ruppel! will atteod the Synod ·meeting al Wooster College June IS-18 11 1 eotnmlsd... · delegate. 'nte Seuloo voted .to Invite D r. Romer • g. Ml:)flllan of Worth bt&Jon, a fOl'IJIOr putar of the local cburcb, .. ~ gueel opeU· or at the DIOl'lliJ1C '·liiii'Vke June 1. He will . .. ...., at the Seamless &: Self Seam 99c sps to • Gowns~·~~.:-::., •p• • -GOWn llack, White,lotPooch_ & N... l... --· ~-98 " '3·95 eBeach Robes _ __ 3.95 eBathing Caps _ _ _ 1.00 ORLON BULKY SWEATERS Sizes 34 46 _ 5.95 to 7.95 l!reob;terla'il Church on that dale In ObaarviDee of their liOth anniversary. 'nle Rev. P. K. G....,....ghese who II a native of India, will be a guest speaker at tbO Middleport cburch durinl the latter part ol May. Syracu~e Scouu to Hold Pair of Sol~ Colored or White eHalters ___ 1.00 to 1.98 l ) APRONS eMaternity Sportswear $5.95 The Byracuoel!q ScWt troop 142 will have a t1mun11p . sale and· a bake aale m the 141tb ill -the dowi>the I!Ditrthouoe. ' ProModi will be ·~~Sed f..- summer ..... and eqlllpnmtt. Hoff-Cobbler $1.00 to $2.98 ' ' VOL X,VI . ,-1 ·y ' .. ' ' tile .... Jip•*rr M* I tl. l[!l'IJl lllNfl ~ 'f ' Jl . ~- _.11· ....;! ;' r,.. c - -------- - -- ' ' ;.. :~-- SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1964 NO. 21 Killer Tornado Deals·Death, Wide Wreckage In Michigan Bay Area . 12 Persons, Including six Children, Mothers ar.e Dead ' EASTERN TRACK TEAM- Kneellng, I tor, are Rick ·Koblentz, Dennis Parker, Ronald Orr, Den:nla Newland, Jerry Warne, Paul Chadwell, Greg Bailey, Bill Amos, Zenith Price, and standing, Ron Ritchie, Charley Mankin, Theron Cruise, Ken Hartung, John Ridenour, David Leonard, Gary Michael, and Coach Tony Gennett e. Absent when the picture was taken was Clarence Mcintyre - Senti· D~ . Track Gaining Wide Appeal In Meigs County's Schools :=. Bronze Medals Remember Mother With AGift She'l Remember! Airborne Murder Causes Smashup > ' ;1' • l l:i:to~the the HOSE • Dusten ~= (. ' ~.J:,~ ·~ar~";! : Mrs. George AnderiOD, J. H. Grate, Mrs. E. 0. Tewbbary, 11 Ml'l. Arthur Lewil and Mrs. J. Harley WOl'l! named dele- uch • Shorts _ _ _ 1.00 to 3~98 I & 2 Pee. Floral & Solids ;.a· ' . Delegates are Appointed tor Scioto Meeting BERKSHIRE • Bathing Suits, 7.95 to 10.95 ·e . : . ' __.,.. ........ enttne\ .. - •·•nsr. tear 3 for 1.00 TO $1.00 SKIRTS Doll' llanawaiL V..WU. probJemo wore .u,cuaod In the worksbopa perlalnlnJ to loell clubl. A luncheon Wll IOI'Ved o& noon by women ol tbe Praby. terlan Cburcll. 'nle afternooD seulon began at 1:30 p.m. wltll a muslcal pnlll'&m with lflll Hope Btsbop of Middleport HlP School. presentina three YOCIII nwnbers accompanied by Mn. Feme Bradbury. A film entitled. "PervenloD lor Profit" presented the problelllll of obliCODity In our nestands. Mr. L. W. McComq, Middleport School head. usJn. ed in showing the fllm,I])Oiled by the "Clti%ens for Deceul Literature commJttee." Guest speaker for the after· noon was Doria Pearse, ate of ·Prof.....- ol Home Econornlcs at Ohio TJnlverslty. She spoke on the topic, "FamUy; Cycle, It has no Beginning an4 no Eed," b . g out all palj terns in !Ue, I - new htlibanll and uew wtle; 2 - childbirth 3 - the family '!'rith ......,._,. children; 4 -family w I I h school age cblld; 5 age child; and 6 - (randmolhers, beginolng of _the' cycle. I Awards presented ""'JudeA a certificate for the best book In program and· project, "Toddlers to Tassela" fror&Gal· lipolls; achievement 10 tifardo were given to the vart"'ff ~ ues with a one-year alford to the "Dtapen to DateJ," club; 2 year, Frencb a~y Cb..,.,..; Kyger Valley, a 3 yw;; "'J'odd. • -the...,_ PrlcodFrom KNEE CAPPERS • vauglm OTHER DRESSES · · · · $5.95to $13.95 TOPS- SLACKS -SHORTS 1111; . , _ - ' ,... ida .... RaYJDODCI Goller In eblql; IIIII "Aeblmlnenl ID Award," Mn. vici.y Colored and White KNIT TEMPOS .-; Give Her a Pretty Dress I NYLON_ 1.98 to 6.00 12-20--19~·24\11 . As...,.. 4 to SUNBACK - SLEEVELESS iL' -·--- ·1' . ,. .. .. ,; . ELBERFELDS COTTON DENIM and Roll Up SleovH ~,. ...... ?-" . . . .. . _ .................... gresstve aub •• 10 ,.... t1111 Miss Karon Stath, daughter of Mr. and M:r~. Fred the Middleport Chlld ConleriaStath of Cincinati, became the bride of Mr. Eddie ·Snyder, ~fu ~~ye': cbap!M son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder of Portland, on Wed· 0 nesday. March 4, in Cincinnati. The candlelight ceremony prizes Guests wonlootd bop o.r andattending were given was performed by the Rev. Hennis, at 6 p.m., before an with producto donab!d by lGcll altar decorated with arrangements of white Ulles. businesses. Mrs. Houdashelt Given in marriage by her fathanked her oommittees f or ther, the bride wore a ballerina Betty Jane Krull, Harry _McCoy their help and cooperation 1o length gown ol whlre lace over and James and Chris Minus of making the coo!erenoe 1 IUCsatm. Her shoulder length vell Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. cess. A coffee 11our was 11t1t1 of nyloo net was held In place Harry Snyder. Nancy, Connie, from 8:30 lo 10 1.m. with rep. bouquet of white camati0111 and Lenard and Thelma Snyder of tration in char&e of the locll yellow rosebuds. Portland. unlt Miss Margene Stath, slsb!r ot l riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;ii~.,.......................... the bride and mald.of-b o n o r, wore a pink ollk dress with bolero and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Mr. Lenard Snyder, brother of the groom aerved as best man. The grooin and best man each wore 1 white carnation bou tonnlere. The bride lo a student nurse at St. Francis Hospital in Cin· clnnall and Mr. Snyder Is employed by tlte Martin, Tyler, Pottor and Wroth Company In Clneinnatl. · A reception was held for the families and cloee lrtendll at the traDer home ol the couple, 59110 Harl'ison Ave., CincinnaU 2, Ohio. Attaldlng the wedding a n d reception were Mr. and M r a. Fred Stath, Richard. Daryl, --">~ Ralph and Margene Stath. Rev. and Mrs. Holmil, Evelyn IIIII SLACKS SIHvolo..-Short SlNvo ... audience to be on the alert for ~n were Mrs. Jame1 Gil· ouch malerial. llan, Mrs. Ro)lert Call, Mrs. Mn. Glenn Henaler ol the lo- Robert Harrison, Mrs. Robert cal unit gave the report ol tbe Burtetl. and Mn. Arthur RIIPO. seven leagues wbicb include IIIII Jr. Recipients of the liCbOIM' members with 118 members t~Dd ship loan fund were announced guests present for the coni..,. whlcb are Jiven to seniors of . Tbt 7 leagues Includes hl8h schools In the state l o r "Diapers to Dates," "Toddlers outstanding quallUes. to Tassles," French City, Pro- Workshops were held during gres!live Mothers Club, all of the morning session with memGallipolis; the Rio Grande bers going to dtllerenf parts of Club, Kyger Valley and Mid· the cbureh lm- the diiiCUssions. dleport C.C.L. Mrs. Jack Mink Included were "Procedure and was In charge of the voting Protocol," Mrs. Donald Meyers with eacb •league having two in charge; "Program Planning" voting delegab!a to · elect I he by Mrs. Holmes; "Use Y o u r nominating committee. OCCL Library" by Mn. Sturte- Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10 BLOUSES ~._.......,,_,.. ..... ... .... sIJlaCe A ge p ro blems A Jre • d. "Mothers of the S~ wu the theme of the Child Couservatlon South Central District Conforence with the unit 11 host, Thuraday at the Middleport First United Presby· b!rian Church. The theme was carried out 1n the program and worltabops bringing out the probleltlll laceel by parente in today's world. Tbe district prealdent, M r s ll•••••• Merry of Rio Grande op: ened the meeting with 1 ' d· lng by Jaes MHTVtc u voca~on was given a b. ~ Dale waibum In the : r si a sence o the Rev. Howard Ruppel!. Mra. Eugene Houdashelt, pr..ident of the local unit, wei· corned the members and guests, with Mrs. William D81'8t, pres!dent of the Kyger Valley Mothers Club. giving the respoose. State officers and oommltu.e chainnen Introduced included Mra. Donald Meyers, state pres· Mrs. Merrill Holmea, state vice president; Mrs. ward Sturteant, stale librarian; and Mrs. · Raymond Goller Mrs. Don Hanawalt, Mrs. Meyero iave tlve talk on ''Literature Through the Mall" and told .. Uu cua"e~ wit& ,., .-.;:~, •• , . . .... .. _ _ _ . . . - - ........ ......... ..._ _ . . _ • WYNN, NOr WILLIA\\11 the abJdenls plannlnl m 10 It was incorrecUy reported the Middleport Senior trip. It David Wllllama W81- of abould have been David Wynn. ' N. 2nd Ave, ....... . - . . .. I ( ' ·- · ' ,, llako Elberfekll· ln .~.t_# roar Shopptna Center ror ' I l>aJ' ll{ta. - YOU!II find I eomp- aeiecl.Jon,(_ •lloooe. .• eoiDI""'~ble e1tltr an RCA VIctor TV oet, a per- Mother'o . ~~ Voter Registration Figures Releaaed soool rodlo. ~-·e· nnrert•, " IUCb II I dip, ll,eepwtar ,. or a duJter for teiJUN . ~ boun. seleet • · hoUiawue . gift auch •• a toaster. ' grill, holi- dryer, eolf.O maker of toaster. Shop 1 v ie r y dep1rtmtmt 1 t Dn11111 5.95 to ' tlllberfelds for Mother'• Day &lfto. Elberfeldo aile baYO lofother:• l>aJ' glf t :JPPlltt --....YIRI · rl~ , - .p .... wtU It te lhiJIIIItna "' tlilllorfeldo for llothtr'• Day Glfta. - ' o( '" Anyone who Mrs. lw ltema "' donateWV may call John Sauvage, 1- . ' ~,!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~I~U~S:~~-~~~~~p~~~~~-~~~H~I~t:::M~ID~~~ · ~. ~ ~~r~O~.JII'~~n:,~~ ~~~ · ~ r~ "------...,~--\~---..,.""' p ' up. •• j''; '!!"oio!!~,~---~· ............ . .' 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