https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee811959be83adc7e617736a3edf1284.pdf ed5f328e9214d669ffa63553ece62116 PDF Text Text I '· • Sentinel, Pomeroy o.; Jan. 15, !960 e .. \ - • • Weather enttne OHI01 Putly dou4y on4 tWty, tnOW flurrl" likely ~~'"' Llllce lrlto. F•ir •nd • llttf• colder ,_., MetiOM tonl8ht. Sund•y lftOifty fair fHld warmer. HI... ,., d.y 2145, Low tonight IS.2S. Pomeroy-IWddleport, Ohio, Saturday, January 18, 1860 --:---'---- ' RiO ny .. ~· ~'Y~u \fill ' " - e Cheerleaders Victims In • way Crash Near Gallipolis Lig~4 ·Fo~·~~ Skid~ed De, T-! Som,tlllAg Nice lntf);Paih SEE THESE Stmi~Tractor ~!il;;~of two GalRio ~ neat w.. drlolng after 2'"' hours u Brenda Law_,l•~ Lawoon, lronand Mrs. Ru- -ba~etball v.tSI~y ·squad, . tight, Don Weese,_Roger f4ry Morrispn, virgil 8-4 "and they have lost tli e1r t' ·~I • . 'and Deal Young_Lawyer Suspected Now ·Q( £8rcymg Bomb Onto Plane Causing Deaths 1955 CHEVROLET t)o()r. Ovf!rdrlve, oOrla:l_nal fnw.sh, cit-an mtenor, In r ubbff Heater and mu- 1• '! ' $il9s Lanky, younlli attorney Julian Frank line boarding a Miami-bound pl,ne of the llight. lives of 74 persons: taken ~ bomll plloard· tbe and Sll'olhers, out of coast just before llie p!ane 19s1' PLYMOUTH Belvedere 1'8' ' Hardt.op Coupe over dark ~~~~!"'!'•• blu'e flnl!in 1 """"" .eoo-J l'f!llf· radio and tl.eat~. $1395 1956 PLYMOUTH a Door. dn 4t J y~ " qver dark ;r.een ttmtt\i totwt 1iret, . locttlly awned, radio and P0111ero,., Ohio "'fb-mB!fT "CAREER" Dean Martin, Shirley Maclame SATURDAY "ROCKABIILY BABY" Virginia Fields - Lei Brown - Powerfllte ltaJ!III., ,o rl( hea~r. ' REMAINS OF CRASH VEHICLE - Tlus Is - t remalbed of John C. Wickline's foreign made Renault Vfhlcle following a flrey crash on State Rl. 35, Friday afternoon in whith two Rio Grande College coeds, Teddie Ana Trout, 18, Gallipolis, and Brebda Ka.y Lawson, 18, lronton, were killed after eollidlllg with a semi truck. The small vel:!c~<- exploded burst ill ~me and filled the cheerleaders almost lnstanUy. (Iact Corr ·Photo). · HabitwdJouster With Ohio, Of Portsmouth, Urges Impeachment'Of Governor Mike 'DiSalle ttll!o - " II'"UNG and DANGEROUS" Wi1 Gentle - Mark Damon IUN., MON. •nd TUIS. "BUT NOT FOR ME" Clark - UJU Palmer For IA.cai MORE THAN f.VER ' WE'RE READY TO CHEVROLET Fle<l~d. automatJe ~·b lnd In 1957 Plymouth • $1,195 6 cylinder 4 Door Savoy Se4an. New Pontiac trade-ln. Spotleanrl&fnal finish. ' l958 B~i~k va . $2,~95 Specl~l2Jpoor Hard Top. One local owaer. DYJ?IIflow drlye. liiOIII.,IIId Heater. ··)''11 .t:eoof c#[~: ..1'i:F~rd va · st~n. . ~ 51,595 Otle careful owner, Thunderbird enel~e- tiow niUeage: Sharp car. ~·' . . . 1956 PQhtiac ·• • $1,095 ve 2 owner,.'I'wo DOol-~dan .'One local Ina! flnla)l.' . · ,... •• ·'"" . 1"" '·'~'···:~¥! : " '" ' ..• ton~ gl'een orlg· .. ., ' .... ·--. " • 1 1 ' ' ' ' • • ., • .. ' '' I . .,.., " '' i " ·::va .:$1,09s· •" ~b!!: !'Owl!r a!Qtlnr •nd brakes. OTI• ~~:.!lT ", Dynaflo\¥ drive. ~' ' mobire t!.)~~~~~: owitei--. Sloct: -· - .....·····--· $100,000.00 .............. . -· ____ ,!'__ ,.: _______ ,.,_ • .,.. 1oc11 • OlUard, S! fety' Don Qulseni , 4ac:t• 5ef!o.J --~ Something For Ever-y~ody • In Every Issut' Of Tit-: . Daily Sentinel ·' ' ' Ou Larnl Affain> !!JarJt(ll!;&-:- Feiitum~ �.. I I tHI DA/lY mtTIHEl -- .... .. - One will be another effort to extend the fetlera l minimum wage taw to certain enter · pi'ises wiiJI!h have be~n exempt ever since it carne Into being back in the 30's - notably, retail lf4de. They' must engage personnel to wor!f such hours an ~ .t ... tom in each city or market dictates to carry an an econorfiicall y sound operation." I He also makes another point of major lm· portance: ". . . contrary I<> other production I industri ~ of products of national distribution, the retail industry ha• the character of an essentially local, neighborhood or comsponsive to the immediate locality it serves, the proper Congresaional concern for the in· dustry and Its importance to the nation's eco- standards and the soc iological as well as eco· nomic makeup of the area." · ' ···.. NS fARIO t4o5C.CW 8'1 \~loS" ! . The u. s. O,putmOilt of A1iR1 culture aqw ~ a ma~ 'W'hk:t. .........,1-andWaonrontla DJily Sentinel, FO!Mroy·MI4illeport, 0., Jan. lG, 1*-3 Mystery Farm Of. Last Week meat Le~s Go Sho¢ng lfl .Jaa....,- md DO ON bM ItO ttU u. tt'• aold. But . . ~ '- Doa 'l work .riUI tUH . cold 11npn. w""" 11>o IwW be- .._............ winter·· -· podallylo.._.. ....... I. Nnw rub frolt Wk. Apply warm w111er 1o allected tro.l ............. keep """' - DIYioloe ol Sofe<y ond 111· cteoe of tbe Jodu•trlel Commi"""G of ObJo sur:a• •t.l tbe followiDI - \ . . - blor. LKHp body I ..._. .... z. l(eop Don\ ooldo opraclto- ,.......U. .. - eo- By Walter E. Sine I )809, on , ground now the lower Mlddlepo~ ce.qielety. Some lfve the date for the !lrit achool 8.6u1e aa 1803 inatead of 1809. However, these are the most authe-ntic datea av.allable. Recent surveys support torecalli for high -economic activity iD 1900. Economl8t.l expect further in· creuea in busineN spending for planll and equipment, c:OlliUJDer •pending and some alight increaset areu md wbe:nrver a '7· 'I. AYold o,.er es:poaure. Loaa: houri ex; ' to cold ..~ call lor fnquoDI wod: to WU"DD Up. Don't ~ aboa:t ...... of ..,.,m, -ponltura uralal proper)J' cb Winter wutber ii:JeJ'euel -=:~ ... up...,Uond=::~"'< I I in government apendina. Sc:ientiJt. now are i.Dveltigatin• the use of an electrical treatment that make• cottonseed and fiber more water absorbent and eottoa. ram Jtronger. I ,. ,.·. doatoatbomo,too.Rememborto keep ateps, walka. ~tnd &ar•J• anu fNt from lee and IDOW'. U• oelr foGI ni8J that W(lllo't IIJ.p .ul «'- llrep1Ma .ad ...... abou1d be corelully tended. DoD\ \' & ... , ''"&ilen7IDOW.. OiW .. .... , ... Ohio'• 1959 corn crop totaled 261 mililon but1hels. This r~rd Slnce costa of liquid and dry are crop resulted from a yield Of 63 aimllar, the liquid dealen insist bushels to the acre, two butbeb the eomparative ease of appUc:a· alxrve the previous reecrd, and the tion should their product ln largest com acreage harvested. 1n fuereased Use N~ted Fqr New Fertilizer greater Diomlooed Jan. Births Jan. 16: M.r. and Mra. Oeorae. GaUipolia, ton; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R17 Burton; Mason, Lwln daua:hten. ·• .4 • • i. • ..................... ........ ·cs..-- ....... ... ..,, Cwllll ...... •IWIW' L---....a •C ...... . .1 •!!-.... ..,....::.:-................,..,, ..... ............... ·. .... , , Look at aD the belt. pto, ""!'! draWbor jobo ,........ with the 4-sfr11 Mr, 10 hp Formall cut: Ride your Shleldo, Mn. Ltllte Daisy SWI1her, Mlu Mtldred1J"One1 1 IFloyd Benidlct, Mrl. Myrttl lftun· yon, Mn. Bobby WatiOft ant toft,·· William } -·=·_ . .. ........- I He~ 'JI. Tut~ ' }.ln. Wedne&day at t :ao p. m. at the 1Mrs. Karl Knutter and da\llhter home of Mrs. Albert Young, Plea- fHarley Weill, Mrs. Le.dle Dvln, ooni .Jllcj&e. • li>wlsht 117t~.~ " PJUI Jlfl&le, H.... ·--, • tchol Norrlr: Mt*: Hilt)' !dorton, CHURCH' MIETING Clinton 8.ayro, lira. W-.n llo'JI· The Friendly Circle of the Fed. ea, Leate1 Obllna;er, Mra. William erah~d Chur ch rnill meet at the Welker, Jamel Moore Jf., Charlea church Tuesday at B p. llJ . Yeaaer, Marshall Canaday, Rebecca Hallej1. l ............ ·::-.::::::..... ·L 14. ~ yean. New Havell; ~n V'!l~• ~ wood ; Sharon V••h, IIi!•~!~; John JOnea, ~racuae; Jack,~t Jr., Pt. Pl. ' " ......,,.)oM Farmers Facts For A breakdown of total national income also produces some significant facts. Two thirds - 66'h per cent - is received by employes. Professional people, farmers, landlords and j others get a share Of the remainder. Ownerstockholders are well down· the list, with sill: I per cent. Then, of that six per cent, about 2'h per cent, on the' average, is retained in the business for expansion, machinery and simi· tar uses. The people who use the tools of industry get the big share of industry's earnings. The people whose savings provide the tools get a far, far smaller share. And that is one of the 1101.,•• HOSPITAL · Admitted Jon. 14: lire. :WI!Uam reasons why capitalism has provided the high· Georcp. Gol!l.J!Qits; Co<ll ~~~ , est mass living standards ever known. .. Ewlrislon; Char~ ci!I!I!'Q . . e, - ·--·--- - - - - ·- - - -- Jr Racine; Mro. Plri CI! ~ Meigs County so me type of 1ovemment au1Jt.. 11nce, aay Ohio State Univtrtity Extenalon economists. ... ond ........ l m - 1 ........... rid ... ~er mr r r Ignorance Is A Weapon ANNOUNCE MEETING The Past Presidents of Lhe La· die• Auxiliary of Drew Webster Po8t AmericHn Legion wi11 meet Farm es:port.l last yeu totaled 3.7 billion dollara. Mon than half this amount was marbled with bitteD. .ee your doctar. f,Koep- . . . . , _ A~ ..tl to door areM. umw 'k• arouod loadlnt doeb, La parkiDI trltl•u h hly ,...., ltrlpUon canals in the temi·atid: Wett. __ 0_.....,_ reliftaDCI b I I b • Iations as to labor supply, wage and work OF lona:·luting liner for when eold participating in all of the lbcal economic var- HISTORY ,.,......,. .......... .......,_ -.. .. -.. .n unity business. Eve n within our national retail chain operati ons, each unit must be re- 'f" DailySentinel I_ Daybook . eollllli'IJ lllo ulltub' Pre fobrleoted thee.. ol bwt&p eo1ted with uphalt .are heJnl tRtoed b7 the u. S. DepartmeDI ol Agrkulture u a practieaJ md. ~~ nomy that tbe exemptions were \vrltten Into Frolll a pure)y practical standpoint, the irn· the law. This indusiry employs an unusually position Of arbitrary minimum wage, higher wide range of untrained personnel for wborn than the productivity and value Qf untrained tbey carry the burden of education and train· workers warrants, would force retailers to . ing In business practices. They employ sub- pll!re marginal employment to the limit. And · stantial numbers of seasonal personnel 'tor thus, Ironically, the law could seriously dam· whom they assume the overhead of training. • age the work groups it is designed to help. Economic Ignorance can be about as dan· gerous a weapon as ~n atom bomb. It leads to beliefs, attitudes and demands !bat could ultimately eat away the foundations on whlcb this kind of country and this kind of govern· men! rest. For instance, polis have shown that large numbers of employes have an unbelievably mistaken Idea of what happens to the money taken in by corporations. They think that only 25 per. cent of corporation income goes to rmployea - and 75 per cent to tbe ownera. fl'he truth is that of aU the money in a cor· .,O..ation going to employes and owners, the employes get 87 per cent and the owners 13 per cent. by minute natlll'll ndlatloll JlfeD off by animal tii iue. Citrus Fruits Are Reasonably Prieed On This Week's Market f. 1-10 ~~ 1"0 ~ at such wages as ne cessity and cus. A retail executive has written a forceful and moderate letter about thio problem to a number of Senators. He says: "Specifically, in the retail industry certain unique problems obtain. It was out of these problems and I IMl~SPEIDS . ... - GOES . ·TO-TOWN --- ,... . , Y,mmenl.al.ing ~ditorially Old Faces . A oew CongreBII Is in session -- but, so to aP.,ak, many an old legislative face will ap· pear on the Congressional stage. ...• work,..,., with~ <!~aloe ,_,~i(lb,."atc:hed oq"ipr n• trr- ' - "SIGN OF QUALirY" Sugar Run Flour Mills and ' , ....AI' cua ftlue . nm·on•. sun,mer of the past ponds were stocked . )he htue11UI. lii>II•"''•K·:~.::~r~}:~ United State• Hun MEIGS EQijiPMENT •COMPANY, INC. -Quality~-- PHONE 150 Interior - Fish ., ;IIIWI: viCe . .. · · . . "1~ • ])istrict cooperators 1(11 eo~tlnu· in&. theit 1nierest In the develop; m.ebt ol ·forest areas ,on theli Ianda. One of the mostHmportan't of the:se •illound 'ln· the , fact 'that Pomeroy, Oblo Pt.on. ........,.,. eo...M- -. · - 0. 360 aci'es of wood}ll!lnd w~re fenc- ed a.-inst llvt~~to<k . tn,addltion 27 ac:res of lreea ~lant(\d hi' "t o~ators, 111.111 i& ii\. addillo'n to w""' treea planted in the eount.y ' atrJp mi~~ ateaa. ·· , The dUjijct report on ~f poinls . out , AT . YOUR that: .mto·'or 'the . bl&, 0eeila in th< lntpi<!vement of tlinber ln .Melp CountJ:;Ii w~ on the , ellilttna woocllandl/ ·1>1'· outtlns out lorlJ:ed, . co:ooked, jplndly . ond wp1f !fee'· Vine removal 11 also ~ntteuary in . aome. woodlan~ · 10f 1-ttrQrser thai a' ainall · ' ~11 In a ... POMEROY SUPER SERVICE Open 24 Hours II · DaJI STATION ' ··JOOCI' 7 D•u• II' 1feek , EAST ~IN STREET PHONE .9Q55 , I No Purehase N~ee...a•y - Jast · · Be One Of The Lat!ky .' Come In Today - Wbmen OF A--· --------~~---------. FR. Y· SKILL.ET ,, ', I I ~ , ,J.' \ ' f •• ' '' I ' . ...' . GASOLINE , [--~·----~·~~--------~·~·,.~-·~~~,~--~. ' ···' l: ·. .'J•"' Drl-~ Jn Todag For II Tank Fall I .. ...'·~ •!''~~~\ -.s·:~~ ~ '/ ... ··., ~·. ·•.• ... • l""r~ { ,;tJ"·t.::: k~ .. '' .. ,, ~UBRICATIONS' . . To Our Specifications .li ,., , . ·' I " '. ·" DOlJBLE TOP V ALlJE STAMPS GN ALL * OIL CHANGES ·* WASH JOBS .I ; ' , ' ... "' S~~nd To None In Quality Because lt's :.Made that Way I ... Electric General ·oF • ... Yoa C.uld ' 100 GAL •. .B!.AUTIFUL . . /· Df;LUXE : El.t~;rRIC ·RA~QE·, ' ~ ·· ) ' I o • ' '. �I old .53 \ C ge B ttle 7 n as "" ., ' • pp - L• ,, - D 9 CON "ve ,, -, ' ' ,•.'.;"\ :'• ,;) • " r I :,-._~•• , .,. \r . NO COUN ' - ICE '' E ATE .. • or • TV • • Jan ' 1 ••' I • ·,• • ' ' • . '• • •' ·.' �I RIVER l WANT ADS 1 REPORT. FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIBSUL'n PHONE 398 ~- GAUGESo Montgomery, 1M up- Rr...TES per, 18.2 lower, 68 feet open; Gal - • ··11 eemt pnr wot1i. Ollt l.Aserti..:m. MLuanua ebuJf - 80 Cllllll. f ' cenu per word for three eooseeuUve iDaerti.Ou. \Spetial _one month fOr 30 onts per wont J'WJ r.te of 3 centil per word will he cha:f'ld fiX' t.O•ertili.Di hpolia 19.6 upper, 32 .4 lower, 136 feet open: Winfield, 18.3 upper , I! D.OI Paid within lll aay,:,: J.!ter rectth1nl bill. •ect tn.r.ertion. Card of l'h.allts JU1 d " SpeCIIal NohceJ nt Event& tJ .OO. Obltuarifll Funeral services :o1r Earnest -~ Bowers, Minersville, age 69, who died this mormng m Meigs Gencral Hospital, will be held Monday at 2 p. m. (.rom the Ewing Chapel. 1 :.•r. Bowen was injured while • .vorking fpr a Cincinn\il construetiun firm severil years ago and !Jad been an invalid since. Survtvors are these children: Elwood, Pomeroy; Earnest, Jr., L.olwnbus; Mrs. Ada Sellers, Ra· cmc; Kenneth, in tbe Army in U.ermany; Joseph, Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Carol WoLfe, Racine; Mrs. Joyce sauters, Pomeroy; Miss San· 1 dra Bowers, Racine; Miss Donna Bowers, Raciqe; Miss ~edra Bow· ers, MinersVlUe; MJss cArdeth Bow· ~rs , Pomeroy .J ibs Karen Bowers, Syracuse; and a s.ister, Mrs. Letty 'GeBt, Columbus, and lwo half brolhel'S, Ted and Carl Pullins, Pomeroy. Burial will be in Pine Grove · C'emetery. Friends may call at the Ewmg FunEral Home. 20.2 lower, 18 f~t open ; PomeroyMason , 30.89; Pt. Plea!ant, 30.04 , I' Errors in Advut.i.Jing - Sboald be reported LDunet:iateb. Th lJIUy Sentinel will DOt be r~GR£ollle for more U~ao one ineor Loc~o7:0t~-gN OF MOVABLE LOCKS : All mm·able d.ams ;,.re down. River nsing slow at Locks ! 113 and 1\, 15, rising 112 tenth foot per hour. Lock 15, .1 per hour tl s1ing; Locks 17 through 23, rising .21 puDh.shed A! i. C&b~ per wom. W0lWS 1 DA'Y 8 DAYS I DAYI 1 110. 16 60c 90e ~l.M M.JO 20 60c $1.20 $! .80 $6.00 ;m 700 :u.a $:o!.:t.& f'1.50 Ads reeeav~d by 10 A ,M. will be ito that Qay'• paper. lpe~~~uriUVER tBOATS: Lo~k 13. 1. I nd rew P: Ca lb oun ~d ?wn at ..• :15 1A , a.m., ZO.O, Lock 13, ..oJert f'. Bun · nie down at 7:M a. m.. 2·2, Lock 18, Ashland down at tuo:JO a. m.,' 1·14 ; Lock 21, Lady Linda down at PLASTIC 6:30 a. m., 0·3; Lock 23, C. V '-:-":"'~~-:~-":"'------·,-;-~-:-..:..:-i-7---{ 1 j Notice -1':1 1 f-or S·~le CROPPING PRIVILEGES. )(Y AP· .pie Grove r·arm , 1960 Season . Bowers Services Will Be Monday Afternoon At 2 "" .l!:W 1960 .PA'rfY..RNS -. 1m1ow blinds and lhadea, Vene !,Jan blimb, au kindJ· and colors F1~r eJau awnlnp. IUJ and )ljgbt naD\e platea aU k.indl Alumlvum ladf:Jera all kinda: Free Ealim•t~. Dale Wippel Supply, 2l.; Union Avenue p 0 ' omeroy, DiO. l1·3Q.60tc IULLIT UMOVID - Patrlela Smith, 11, o1 El=beth, N.J., smlla frum her bed 4t \he . f lo wer-Filth Avenue Hospital tn New York. She la recoverinK rtvrn operation removlnJ" a bullet that had been lod.Jed In luna cJ~ to ber hY.rt for t'uur month&. She wa1 wounded an•ldentally while viBitint aunt ln Staten llland, N. Y. Harner down n: l::W p m., 2.tl: Atlas down at 4;15 p. m, 5-0: Wall , Make offer. Glenn Wolfe. 941 er .c . Beckjord up at 3.40. a . ~~~ . Man.achusetts Avenue North lOt, Lock 34 , Heron up at 3 .20 a Weal. Washington 1, D. C. 1m , 3·0; Lock 28, .lnva(W~ up at {lJ 9-l6-2::1·JO 4tr 1 1J:~O a. m., ~ ·0; (,alllpo~l5 , Co0:1l Kmg up at 12.04 a m., Z<l, R. W NOTICE Lea up at 7 :20 a. m. 5{1 KANAWHA RlVER BOATS : S.ptie T•nk Owrwn Winfield, Beaver down at 2:35 a, No Dlggin8 BlllCH KITCHEN CAIIINI:TS SETilNG UP SHOP - Robert Kennedy (second from right) arrives in Mancilester N. H., ., 1..0; Coleman D. down at 6.10 Honey grade itandarda, flltebNo Pumping Of T •nk Formica Top, Bookcase built to to open headquarters for his brother, Senator JQhn F. Kenn,edy, for the state's presidential m., 3-2. lished by the AgrJoultural MarketUN Kle•n·E m ·AI I suit your house. Vinyl Asbesprimary. With Kennedy are (from left) J. Murray Devine, an attorney; Sylvan Fuller, an~ ina: Service, futni&h a )'ardsflek Sewer and sopl lc la nk clt·uu~ r . to& Block• latd. Neij:Jer Bull.d· J oth1~r attorney, and Bernard Boutin. for meaaUring tbe · q6allt,y of J, 0. McCOY CleaJUI and <tcuv:Hos b.adcna in!;: Supply. Call Guy Neigler, honey. AUCTIONEER in OJle e;implt' upcru t.•ou. Uc· 1·1-tfc Racine, Uhto. RO>Ute 2, Long BoHam, Ohio. New o!ficero of lbe Fides Lodge sulta gu,ar.itntccd . ,._, K or P were installed this past Seeurity, Political KI!:N:1toHE AUTOMATIC WASH· Thursday evening when the Lodge ft!l Phone UK or 308 .h:H and GE 8 cu. fl. refrigerator. AIR CONDI'i"ION!J'i. ~ . REFIUGER0 held Hs regular mooting "the ball Talk8 To Be aUon aervice. Jar.k'a Refrigera· in Middleport. . : People of Ob10 interested I,D Na· LANDMARK l'hune !03-X. 1 14 31p lion, New Haveo . Pbone TU· 1 • tiona) Security and practical poli· 2363", 8-23-d Pameror, Oh•o j,-(;ALVANlZED ,MYERS ~ohn Kincaid was tile lllStalliJig UCJ will have tbe opportunity to ~~~,.. __._,__,._._~---~~·· :>torugll tank, capacitY 11 .Cilllon. . o!hcer for Herbert Hoover as hear n•UoJ'al figure• speak on AUCTIPNCER LOST PLANET... Lood condiUun. Phone EK6-X. Frank Spencer, Pomeroy, has 1Chancellor Commander, Richard these •ubjects, Saturday~ Jan. ~. 1)..1£ EXISTENCE Of 1 11 6te been bound over to the Pickaway I Owens as V1ce Chancellor, Bnd at the Neil House in Columbus. CriH lrHtont A ~~~JET, \\l-I'CH ' County gr-a~:~d jury under $2,000 .'!'olfe as Prelate, . J, H. Grate as . DISAPPEARED }-AMILY AN "J I~ UJo.: OHGAN. Walter Hell· JWrtM, Coftt.tet bond on a charge of cal'Tying a l.uaster of Work, R1chard halley a111 The Jull day program, mcluding MilLIONS OF YEARS HYSELl, ucknow ll'dge.s wll h A. C lr•dford. lu.clne. o11a. man. Ball Hur, .1\oad, Pomeroy. concealed weapon. - Recording Secretary, Cash Bahr as 1a short concert by the 338tb ArmY , NJO gr;.&tetul apwt'tl<~lton )our k111d 1 H 3tp • . • • IN A CELESTIAL CI?Ast1, 1 ~inancial Secretary, Karl O~ena as Band, i• bel~ sponsored by tbe expression of ~YIIliHt!hy. ' Spencer, With Orvllle and Wilt· Ma~~ter at Arms, Russell Roush as Ohio Federation of Business agd WAS ES!ABLISHED 1 16 lip I:"UH SAL~fl ROOM HOUJSJ£. 108'5 TRIE SIIVICl AND Rl!· lam Landers, was arrested in Outer Guard and Chester Zitkle Profestional Women's Clubs., wfth Ji?ECENTL'I 6Y 4 rooms downstalra and 2 up. mov•l. Phone 245·X. 12·3-30tp DISCOVERY Cf Circleville for investigation of a as Inner Guard. 1 chapter in Middleport. Mf.TlORITl f:R.GM£HTS WANTED SPlliNG HATCJIIW .weaking apd entering charge. At Followin,g the business.meeting Reservations for the luncheon IN I'Ui'THERN CANA()). ApproximateLy acremilea level from breeder flock~ fur lWU ·tll. Be the time of his arrest, Spencer a soup course was prepared and l>..xcellent Well. 1 13 Phone Otil 11su.red of u guutl pr,Jlitobl~ was carrying a loaded plst,ol. served by Mr. Kincaid to those at· may Qe made by writing to Miss J'umeroy . Pr1ce $1,000. Inquire Beatrice Bibler, 6152 E.r Beecht-4-30te Chio. "' markel for }'our egg~. Atkinfl Mrs. Howell at Pagetown. Orville Landers, a pJrolee from te~n~~~g. wold lllvd., ColumbWII, 14, Ohio. (:'hicks, Pomeroy. J.l5·6t¢ 1-HI)Ic the Manifield Reformatory, wiU L 'Co:._du __ be returned lo that inllitution, e....ter 0 n el u:. Co ed U:l) 8 1953 o/4. TON CHEVROLEt' PICK Pomeroy Police Cbief Jed Wei> Fiugerprintlng vert erv - - ----cc---cUP truck in A· I condition G~tod ster said this morning. l;'omeroy Chief . of Police Jed 1As Ptor«ram Chairman 1837 PLYMOUTU $1.190 ::i t)lilll· tires. <.:ash price $483.00. JUch· Ocr 4 dour S11vu,Y Sedan. New I Wllllam Landers ' and Spencer Webster will hold a fingerprinting 1 Miss , Vera Covert, Middleport, nrd Luta11. Phone 24627 Rut· Pon tine l ru rlc -iu S pull e~~ ori tti· are bound to the Meiga Cowlty class . S und~y at 4 p. m. at the daughter of Ernest Covert, S. 7th Hll-6te land, Ohio nal Iillhih . l.l lacllm.1u,· J•ume· grand jury on charges of break· Pomeroy Clly Hall, .he has an· Ave., was program chairman Tues: BARKING FISH'. , • roy. llll·tltc ing and enterinG. day when· the Rio Grande Colleee 1 nounce€f. eA~\A 1'3!JJ.ID aOUIRRIL. FIVE YIW\ OLD JERSEY ' COW • . , S\udent Education Association FISH C:AAI BE ~SAro . Tbe class Will be open to aU held its monthly meeUn.a. ju11t frcah. Phone 934·J. Hfi·3tc ].lla::tJG~ UNDE~TER' Before 9:30 A.M. 19.08 UUICK V8 ~2, 1115 Special 2 1~':!~:.~eo::;un.ty BoY...Scouts whu are She direded gtoup Slnglr\1 and .1\i:~oS IA~KtNG Mlddlepolt 6831.J d.oor hard tup. uuc lo cal uwOer . 11 m a f'utger Prlntlng charades. ~ ·, . .. LIKE DClG'3 AT ll-IE Uynafluw .Jr1vc. Uadio and ( ~' Marine .)yppl Pom•roy 125 and to any other boys AP~ ~ JNilitJ~ J<A,UTZ FIID STOll lfcuter. Bhwltuur~:~, Pomeroy. BOAT$ AN;--attend, the chief said Chntor 1-lo-6te . lind up whll• th•y ., Spenc...r Bound r Pickaway Jury Under Bond ·=-===::-:- --- ·wATER 12J Cord ot Thanks "'Tim m.:- -l:JtAuu:'SD. - - - - - - - ·- Lodge Officers Installed By Fides,K ofP ,,110 Steamboat ,BW &:30 , Sll PreiiOll B:OO ·stolllllboat.illll . 8;15-' Jim Thacllor SMoJ 8:;15 'Wetlhero.,l • ·1:80 N•.., ~ , . l:fS "uolley ~ lepld ' clme '1:00· HookloborrJ H011Dd 7:30 People a:oo ~JI'wuol' Wvfi ""~ ......nac. • e>!;O !•.lea ,Of Wolll FUIO :,rJ- E~i!ti~.... 10r I ~11foat¥r • IOiOO Steve Alln \1:00 1 llewa -~ !1:10 Wuthercut '1:111 Jack Paar !:llll . 8~ 01'1 ' . Jan. - ' . I Cont..... """'""' "'ont - land.,r~~~~~~R~A~D:lO~&~~SMALLM1~ W T Aut.iSoles ·Cla88 ..,.., ~. Glllll"f "- $~_, S~dl9 1\>~~aUin~ 1:01! ·1:110, <1!1'11~ .o:oo J.a- Well< Silo\\ Qlllf IIO~til 1top Dl'i" ~ - ~ ~JOJ! $e! JWII 8": 30 Leave it to Btavet ·''ot ~~ sp ~ oo !lltbllee ,u. s. A.. n :U0 , ltp.to-tbe-MJDUte Ne'tll lUP Late Sbow •' s Call DicK St•reH Flu, Virus Puts HaltOn Work For TV Shows JYsi"D -,-~ - - - - ->- -~--- . -· - -1U57 .f'OHU \'1) $1,5115. ~00 door .Sc1.HU1. IJ•~t~ t:urctul own1' lt•n M.rine kte• · end· 4 '• .00 E .... In St.., PGmeroy, IIAI~IL~~~~:S~·2~14~5 ,UII. .J, '46n4~ 11 :. tfc Albany 'lhundHtnrd cn..:uw Low m ile· Every Day Bervlee i ge, ..,harp car. Hlf.lcttnurs, Pom 1 t"'il croy. J.l5·6tc - - - - - ----·-NEW liODI!;l<N 2 llOOM FURN CU.STOAI .HUILT K.lTt,HJi:N Dl!:ISHEI> Kpartment. 4 Room un· siJned fo:· your hom.l Free e• 1036 l'ON'l'lAC $1,095 V8 2 door furmshed apartment. Phone Umttea. Jl·o,._.;nan and Abbott. :Oij_tlan. One llK'u l ow;wr. Two &U9. 1 11 8tp Pho;111 11-IHI td'uo an·en unglnal Imiloh. .BhHlltnarH, Pomeroy 1·15-6tc Ap•rt"""tl, People'• Ta~rau. •IHII CLILANDI V•l• St., oft Bul.. rnut Av.., & TV b1~lr Ponwrow. Pho• H ..Y BUICK SPt:ClAL AND MAN'Y ...... :100 11 2 lltp other itoruJ ul l!l<acrtfJce pricc5. ,....,..,. otu.. Sec U. H. Dllrttt, below Lon,t,: AYA!t',~.'MENTS to'urniahed l:lottum, Obiu. 1·7·3Utp uutut"RIIIhed. Mc~atera, Middle· PUI't. Phone 6IJ44•M. r. 3 tf 'ii .... , ..... UN& ,.,. Control Ul MN... IIIMI " MoVe~~ FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE MliTKOrOl.n Alii 383-.M. GJlmore Supply Store. -&oleo By United Prell ln'-mational lVJr Kent .... -.v. Asian flu, and (It her virus and ailments , closed sl!booiB around the country Frlday and forced po.stponements te.tevisjon productions in Holly~ ~spiratory - BASKETBALL SCORES (20o) Termite =--:-:-= I '" • --~---- For Sale ~!allan. Pett Co-ttrol 1-C..a·Uc - --,-1:-::PINIT PIA.-cN_O_ __ ii ' WJUI'tEil~ JtESl'ON~IllW: PARTY to taJre over low monthly pliV· \ men\e on a spuu.JL piano. Cun be seen locally. Write Credit Mana· I&J!, P. O. llolrl: 21.15, ShelbyvUie, Indiana. {lJ 2·&9·10·10·;Lit illl-ltp •J'Al"CdALL, 100 'J'llAC1'0R l'LOW and CUill'lalon. Jlrat!tlciilly new. For 111.le rea11onable. c;o The Vall)' Sentlnel, Box ti68·A, 11om· \ eroy. 1 13 6tp ... - AND SHIRTS. 1\(lr.ilbed. Joe '1 1164 Locuot St.,- Mid· 1:.!·29-30lc ··-·...._. JOO HEAD WIIITE Lf;GHORN h•n1 In producllon, Mlc each. llelm1r KoJima. Vln(!aar Sl. Read MlnenvUh!. 1 14 3tp TWo ileies areas and were slmilar to tne 1957 attackl oi Aalan nu which cau&ect lleaths aeroas tbe I country. However, the 1960 outoreak w.aa. not qwte as severe, with Only one deatb reported, that oi' a 30-year· oJd PitUDurall, P.,:, woman laat !IjF~~~'~''O~n~o~m~i~al~•;,;;;:;;;.;~;;;;o;;.~ . p I A, U 0 $ I -r •BALDWIN ~ • WURLITzER lnd OTHER r .t\MOUS BRANDS week.. · A "low grade epldemlc" of 11 ~=::;::;;:;~::;;:;;;:;:;:;:=S;; , AUut flu in the Los Angeles area St.,. No. 223-X waa responsible lor an estimate~ b•lt mution illnesses. Tbouaandt ot persons from all w.dk.a of life were forced to atay borne. Work on sueb TV shows as 'The JlUJe'man', 'Goldie', 'Rtverboat' aDd 'The Real McCoy•' wu stopped bec•use tbe atars were amna:. VauJhlft Peat CoDtrol Co. Blem- ber of National w~~ flu outbreaks were bcaviest in Uetroit and I the Los An· School ' cnroUmeM •.bas ·; tnc~eaa· 47 per cent Sincw•i\lMl •Bccord· to Ohio State University EX· thanriel 13-Mohdal ... 8:JO News ~aptaln Ka!l(orGo OH, DEAR-- CirtooJJ 'nl~W WHY DID HE 6n lhe Go I Love Loey I.I.KE THIS 1 lled Rowe : 12:110 :2;.t& 1::110 L~AVE DeMmlier Bride Love of tlfe !'vi _r _ ' 1:110 l:iiO 2:30 a:oo , Cover idwest, Stom KINNIDY fiLII fiJIT-Ben. John r. Itenntdl CD-Mau.) ftJpped the ftl'at oft\etal campattn hat ln the rtn1 In New To Sea Hunpahlre'a Mmlh 8 prlmaey. Hit Dllrntl wu entend lD the DemocnUe PttlldenUal 1weepstake1 at Concord by "Nationlll Cymmltt.eeman Bet• n11 rd Boutin. Abov•, J. Mur.. r11y Oevihe of Manchester, "'' '' ·~· .-~~ " r.-.,l"'nr><iY ron~•f"r. swnJuHANlTE Tml!:s and tuhc1 110 X ll'i. wlteela. Will sell 00~- J . 'J'Wll lfl ) ' ME �' • "·;r• .. I .. - " ~- - .... -~ ·-. \ ~ " ·• E G GE EN NNOU CE sb . r• .a und And A u.t Mi eport HCJi.IDAIH n T Pomer Club Meeting t Rob rt Lewis ~ e etart e eJa ua Ta e • ng Evening etmg Cl or ~! or c ri t w at th e of t the Br of s hu ch. h ,. .' ...t ' •JUD J •. ic Wo en To Bi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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