https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c060fd1ef0fab3909ae4cf29c41f5623.pdf d2987fd24a25235510e8072536a8ff5c PDF Text Text • ~Dal17 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0' Feb. 6, 1960 , Ch ester Around And l a d i e s ' llible Class Holds Farewell Garden C bS . About " lu essdlon d WAHAMA HIGH HONOII ROLL A Honor !loll ; Judy Willlama. l ~:~~.nWo':~r~~a:;,~~~m:~:: B Honor Roll : Senlou: Ken· H~!dc~t~ ~!~n ~l~b met l ~':en ~':;l;;te, i Clark, Wilma Grimm, Ronald Dun· can, Paula Maynard, carolyn Leil'· lng. Eighth Grade: Gratus Aldridge, Kennelh Bass, Ann Johnson, Mary Jane Webb, Sharon Brlnker, Ja net Hoffman, Carolyn John~~ · Joe Scites. Beverly Burns, W.athe Capehart, Nancy }effen, Linda Lathy, Duane VanMeter. Dinner For Rev. Hulburt And Family I Middleport Shirley Henry. Ladles ' Bible Class of By FREDDie HOUDAIHILT Wednesday at the home or .Mrs. Juniors. Doyle Jon~, Ann May . ~. M Th sd e 1 g ' Dale Kautz wtlh ftln Pearl Kob- nard, Do!lald Van Meter, Kitty lDe . Baptist Church of id eport ur ay ev n n m Mrs Lyle Weaver who recently •htz and Mn Davld Koblentz as Brown, Bill .Frey, Patty Ha.rnh, ~onor of Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hulburt and children, Mary underwent llurgery at Pleasant I l~Sisttng hosteases. Georgean Jerfera, Inle Justice, Ann Warren, Valley Hosp1t.al now t.akms: I I~=====;=:;::;::;::::_;===========:!, Beverly &oush, Stewart, Tbe dinner was held at the home of Mrs James Murray on treatment.s at Holzer Hospital and i' Durmg tbtl bll!ilne98 session Mrs. Ruth BroYfn, J~an Carroll, Katby Seventh Grade: Linda Clark, Grant Street. She was assisted With the servmg by Mrs Lu- I " reported to be improving Eastern Star School Of nstl'~ction Pearl Mora was ...igned to spea~ : Fowler, Irma Gfl!tStoad, DO)llla Enna Crite1, Mary Foater, George ellle Ma7u and Mn: Clarence h h I Mr and Mrs Joe Longstreth of A H . d for the club on WMPO The CJVlC' ' Hesson, Robert Kell, Bonnie Ke&· Hoffman, Franz Reichert, Mary ~k. who . alao presented the c ur~ meetln closed With pray Dresden VISited ncently with Mr. Large Committee n•ported that permis..Jsmger, James Knapp, Sheldon Riffle, Marilyn Stanley, Larry Bulburt family wttb a beauurully erTbhy Mrs !!•~!burt. and Mrs. Kenneth .McElhenney I d h'rt s1on was granted by the school Roush, Ruth Scarberry. Ball, Robert Brown, Jame& Harns, .. k Th k " d f 1 There were approximate y 320 in atten ance at the T 1 y- board to do the plantinr at Chest- I Sopbomore 1: Richard Abel, Vel· Dana Lewts, R.i.chard Ffiffner • Pa· vecorated e. Bible e ca was tn : While, Others Mn. RMTiis. an Mrs.amiR YW Saxton ts re~Jrted 1 Sixth annual Session by the ~e shape ca of a ande m.scnbMrspresent Jameswere l''aulkner, l h Oofd the fSchool of Instruction S hi held h ld er Grade School. A silent auction I rna Anderson, Judy Bird, Danny tricia Thompson, Lera Bennett, MI. witb a verae fro~ t~e 33rd I Harold Hall , }lrs Cha rl es Wh ite, 11l at her home on Locust 31 25th District 0 t e r er o the Eastern tar w C was he was held later m the evening to Dodd, Naney McDaniel, Ho!"ard George Rouah, Thomas Russell, Psalm and the wording 'To Our Mrs :'\lorma Ward and guests L M1s. Thelma ~htrk and Mr I Friday at the Masonic Temple In Middleport. The district is ra1se funds for this project. McMillion, Patty Newland, Ste· Randy V.anBMeter, Angela Zerkle Mr Mathews and Miss and Mrs Russell Shirk and baby I made up of chapters of Meigs, Athens, Washington, Hocking, , phen Burgt'SJ, Sharon Parsons, Judy Goheen, Robert Green, Kath· iSaator, Rev. and Mrs. Hulburt I D D11 ohd Mary AriD and Wirren Jr." J ff es, s v1s1ted last weekend With the nd Morl'a ounties The president, .~Irs. Roy Mlll~r, Kttty Willtamson. leen Hesson, Glenndolyn Ord, The g..... were seaLed at <' ery ""-shmen·. Nancy ~·~ •-·trong, Sandra Pickens, Nancy Thorn. former's mother, Mrs. Mtnnle a E g 1.,. n cCh pter ·of Mt'ddle the Valentme theme w1th a large •. nnoun c.ed_ a Gardeners and Exh1b- 1 <~ Chm.c ama.U tables woand the ble&:ing preErlewme and family. On Wednes- portvan wase me hostess a fur the meeting· arrangement of red carnatwnsd 1tors M th do_nt Feb. Ch 24hat the Re Ath· Dante! Art'ts, Barbara Bostic, Shar ceedmg the dinner was g1ven by day of th 1s week Mrs. Erlewine and guests were registered by Irs centermg the table for the honore ens e o IS urc · serva- on Brown, Ross Frey, Becky the honored e:uest, Rev Hulburt spramed the toes on her fool. Beulah Jones, Mrs. Grace Jo'rench, gue1ts. Red streamers al1d Valen- tJons for the meetmg and luncheon Goodnite, Dale Grimm, Amy BAKE SALE An arraogr.:ment of roses centered Rev Howard Ruppelt planned to Mrs. Rowena Vaughan, Mrs Eve· lme cut·outs were used on the ta aJe to be sent to Mrs Albert Poole Roush , Arlene Roush, Ester the table lor the honored family. be m Columbus th1s evenmg to lyn Lewts. Mrs Maxine AUens- bles ' before Feb. 20. An mvilallon was sm 1thsoa, Beverly Staats, Cla:ud~a Tltere wtll be a bake saJe Sat. Feb. 13 at Chapman's Market spon· . A gift Wa$ presented to Rev Bearhs Iassist at the weddmg or MISS worlh , Mrs Lydia HarriS and Mn. Servmg in the dmmg room were ~:~~~~ t~:~~~dD~pi~c~~e ~~ . z.<e~rk::l:e·:___:C:'o:::n:::n'::"~B:::o:ne:::•:u:::tte~r,~El-"_' Hulburt and bmtly from the clau • Juanita Hawkins this evemng at t"aye Wmgett of Harnsonvtlle and Mrs Robert McElhmny and Mrs. J fl ng ng b Dr • softd by tb.e RaCUJe Chapter Fumd alBO one from the hostess and M1ss Ern a Jesse asSJISted by 1:30 al the Boulevard Presbyter- Mrs came cass1dy, ol Belpre. George Memhart as co cha1rmen. Ka:s~~e~suj~w;~b~~ . 1 . Y · Hardware f...onvention ture Homemilrers of America, 27 lli11 Anna Mae Jerlrey Mrs Rollin Bearhs cntertamed ian Church Dunng the regt&tratlon ttme a They were assisted by Mrs James . Wagtter Will Attend st.artiDg at 9:00a.m. the Past Chiefs of ~1;~.gnolia Tern· olf h he ld wu· h ~tt Ch d 11 d I,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Mrs. Danny Thompson, .Mrs ,, Tw ya r'll--rles A. wa~-r FollowiDJ the dinner an in for- pie Pythian Sisters Thursday eveBruce Kokovitch has been ab· c eeK our hk was M Cl c 1 •u-.. 11 Stmpeon, M y 1a twe ,, ._rea d Mrsa ~· •~ of wa~•r ~-1 Brannan, Mrs. Wtlliam poem . 1 f :dae etc a, rs. ara r swe , Mrs <:ar o Y a en me .. n . lid Racl County Chairman 1010 1 1 : : : a , r b:f mng al her home East Main St. I ast ew Mrs. Lilhan Demoskey, Mrs. Mabel :'llorris, MJ:s. Ruben Collins, Mrs. Woodrow Mora. demonstrated three rO>r wrie Hardware Associaspedal numbers being prc.sented The mcetmg in charge ot Mrs .... SanborJl and Mrs. Paulme Gallag· Richard Olle~, Mrs. Kathryn Mtl· clever Valentme arrangements. Lion ts ex.pected to att~:nd the A1Y b)' a quartette eomposed of Mrs. Dale Smtlh, pre11Jdent, opened her m charge chell, M,rs. Fielding Hawkms, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Baer was le,a der of a ~tl , 66th Annual ConvenBeulah Wblte, Rev Hulburt and with devotwns. Mrs Adam EbersI~ The meeting began w•th Mrs. Ro· Millon Hood. ~·::- ~~:~n·~a~~ n~~mS:~ c~~~ bon .at~~ Sheraton-Cleveland ~ Pomeroy, Oblo ldr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles. bach, Mrs. Karl Grue11er and Mrs. 'I berta K Mindllng in charge and a The School of Instruction was brought in answer to roll call. teJ m Cleve1~nd, F~ruary . 7 lheO, 1 A short business meeting was M1ke McKenzie wen· reported welcome was extended to the conducted begmnmg at 1 p. m. where a specul meeting WI11 conducted by the president, Mrs tmprovmg Thank you notes were group by Mrs Theo Neutzling, with Dorothy Weack Worthy Grand Mrs Gertrude Frank, Mrs. held for all Board Membets: Pae~ TONIGHT J . B Hayes, With the openms: read from Mrs. Cbersbach for Pomeroy Worthy Matron of the host chapter Matron of the Grand chapter of mer Kautz, and ~~rs. Orts Guinther PreSldents, end Coun~ .Cb~ll':JJlen "CRY touGH" prayer bemg Jtven by Mrs. J. M. flowers sent her while hospilalJz. Mrs :.t:ary Parsons, Belpre, re- Ohio m char'ge She was assilted were vlsltul'll for the evenmg. to discuss the AMOCtaUon s proJohn SoliiOII- Undo Crislal Archer, after which Mrs Victor ed and from Mrs. Jay Myers lor •r LUCILLI MAWKINJ sponded on behalf of those attend- by otftcers of the Manetta chapgram ~r tlhe y~ar.. . -alsoGrim presented the devutwns lor Chmtmas g1ft sent her. The tra. mg t- which tncludcd Sally Gtfford, Red and blue flower stickers This Convention 15 .held m eon"FLOODS OF FEA.a" . meeting. She read from t he veling pnze d ona ted bY Mrs Mr. :::J ,J Mrs. Ernel Howett and '" ... __ .,~_ .._ fbe The registration committee rc Graham Stocks, Georgaleen Hock- were <~ward ed t o Mrs· Vernon Web · junction with T.he 1960 naJUware Howrd Keel - Anne Heywood book of Romans and gave a med1- Wilham F1sher was awarded to ~;uTg~;~~~· ~:r~nn!c:::nlagrube~: ported 234 regJstered for the open. enb€rry, Howard Weadner, VIr· er, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs Pearl Show, lhou.sed at Public Auditor- 1 SUN., MON. oncl TU&S. tation from the Se('ret Place. Miss Thelma Grueser A sunshine mg session Next year's meeting gmla Stocks, Annamarie Schafer, 11\.oblentz, Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs 1 lum, whiah .is the brgest .A.sstJ.cia- I "PllLOW TALK" Tbe Mystery Prize was won by basket of gifts from the members or their parE-nt;;, Mr and Mn. will be in McConnellsvllle. Jeanne Riley, Mabel Heath, Mary I Earl De~n and Mrs. Woodrow Mo~a tion~ponsored Hardware Show In J Rook Hudaon - DorJs Day lira. Katie Mathows and a C<Jntri· was sent to Mrs. Gruc&er. Everett Howett and Mrs Bertha New oUJcers ror the comms: year I Newart <Betty Delph Sarah Knight by the JUdges Mrs Lawrence Mil, I the Un>Jted Statef\:. buUon was gi\•en loward the new Games were played during the Gall. ThC'y were called here by were elected and Installed .as fol- Lova Lamer, Nel1i~ Beardmore, hoan, ~drs Donald Dora and Mrs. - - - - -hymnals being purchased by the the death of hls aunt, Mrs. Avery lows· president, Mabel Baldmg, of Doris Buchanan Wilda Beebe and Paul Baer. social hour 11nth pnzes awarded Goegleln. d VI ' to Mrs. Thoma~ Cook, Mrs. lllchMcConnellsville; VIce pres! en\, · J . Wesley Gray. Mrs. Robert Wood, Mn. Pearl ard Campbell and Mrs. Delbert Elmer Haskins and Mrs. Bertha da Carson, Marietta; secretary, Mora, and Mrs. Howard Knight Gill are spending th1~ weekend in LoUise Lent, Glouster, and treasurOther octicera of the State ord- won contests and Mrs. Donald Eisclatcm Cleveland with his daughter and er, Mrs. James Clatworthy, Middle· I er were Worthy Grand Patron Mora won the door prize. A dessert course carrying out son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art Fusco port. lieorge Price; Deputy Grand Ma· Refreshments were served by the Valentme theme was served by Mr . and Mrs Karl Grueser were Participating In the mslaUatlon tron Jane Souen; Depuly Grand the hostesses and Valentine gifts the hostesses to those named business vi&tors in Galltpol& service were Virg1ma l..ong, EdiJh I Matron Joan Brimmer, Grand were exchanged by Secret Pals above and Mrs Lawrence Lann· Thursday. Vaughan, 1Beulah M. Peoplea, Ad- Warder Margueflte Hale; AssociHome Of The lng, Mrs Amanda Kaspar, Mr~. Edgar Abbott Is confmed to r1enne French and Blanche Ball. ate Grand Matron Dor1s Preston; S FABULOUS A memorial service for deceased Grand Conductre8ll Grace Grether; Oian Goodwin. Mrs Henry Rei· his home, Rock Sprmgs Road, bel , Miss Berntcc Ann Durst, Mrs w1th the flu. members were conducld wtth a Gra nd Marshall Mildrfd GaiUer. came c.rueser, Mrs. George Mr and Mrs. CharletJ. Buck v1s- special rcadmg by Lou1se StewSunHhine ushers for the day Hemes. M1ss Lena Grueser, Mrs itcd l<'riday in Rutland w1th Mr. art and a vocal solo, "The Lord's were Hazel Stout, Guysville, Patsy Ray Seidenabel and two guests, and Mrs. Ran Might. Pra:Yt'l'" by Mrs Paul wmn, aceom · Radford, Pomeroy; Helen Bloom· Anniversary Mrs. C. U. Je,:se and Miss MarMrs Harry P. Smith spent pamed by Mrs. French Iu;ld, Bever.ly; Nell Gtlham of I tha Jesse Thursdny in Columbus where she New Marsh£1eld and Mrs. Gtbson The birthday Of 'Mrs. Adam Eb'ti'ollowing the close of the morn· of Nelsonville ersbach was celebrated Thursday The March meeting will ht: held attended an O~lo Method.ut Con. ing sess1on a dmner was served at · when the l:lusy Bee Sewing 'Circle I at the home of Mrs lt1chard ferencc comn 1tttee meetmg on lhe American Legion Hall by The Wortlty Grand Matron spoke of the Federated Church met at Caunpbcll. IIU~m~r schoo) ot misslonil and Evangeline Chapter. Chapter mem· briefly on some of the projects the church for an all day qmltmg chnstJan service held at the hers alli!Jstmg w1th th1s were Mrs wh1ch are carried out by the Order Individual cakes carrying out the Chittenden Hotel. Joe Young, Sr, Mrs E M. Wood, or Eastern Star such as the build· Valcnlme theme were served w1th Racine P1'A To Meet Mr. and Mrs. ~!sworth Rowe Mfl. Lee Roush, Mr!l Lelt1e Roush, mg of the Eastern Star Home for a potluck dinner at noon to Mrs The Racine PTA will meet w~Jre Columbus VISitors Thursday. Mrl. Leshe Erwin, Mrs. Roas Pul· agt-'d member& o~ Mt. Vernon and Ebersbach, Mrs. Clarence Massar, Monday at 7 30 p . m at the lugh Mrs. Allan Keller of Darien, len Mrs Mabel Sanborn and Mrs a Clime Hospital, Occupational Mrs. Norman Kloes, Miss Lena A ·bank vault. And right here &- safe IK'hool. Jt 111 announced, with a Conn, arrived Thursday for a Hafold Chase. 1'hcraphy at the home in Sprmg· Grueser, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Founder's Day progr11m Hml with vls1t with her parents, Mr and deposit box your valuables and imJl?~'!'t T)le dl,nner \able• were decor- f1eld, Trainm~ Awards for Rehgl· Mrs. Walter Baer, Mi!IS Katie an offermg taken for this ob8t!r· Mrs Jacob Elberfeld. ated. in red and white followinl o~11 leadership, the Pueon Chil<t· Becht, Mn. William Baker, Mn. clitl ~~~ place the vance. ren's Hospttal and the Educational Theodore Mora, Mrs IBen NeutzOrder By Phone Rllltttl Mother11 are asked to be world of the1r very own. And for . JUS~ a Plam Public Loun Fund hng, Miss Anna Durst, Mrs. Carpre11ent to make final plans for Baptist Church few cents a week you get all the protection And Take 'Em Home the VHieQtlne treat. A coffee hour Card Party Feb. 29 At the close of the meetmg a tea ne Grueser, Mrs. Lou1s Reibel, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Lena Huber, will follow. Class Holds Plans were made Friday for a was held in the dining room wtth of a bank vaUlt. public card party when the fin· momber!l of the Harrisonvdle Mrs. Addu~ Gruescr, Mrs. W L. Session Thursday snce committee of the Middleport chapter m charge. Among those Kautz, Mrs. Otho Murray and Mr,s. Carl Shields. We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savblgs The Febroary meeting of the BPW Club met at the home of assisting were Golda Anderson, Ladles of the Young Adult clasa Mr1. Gey Reynolds. Plans are to Pearl Canaday, Dorothy Austin, of the Firat Baptist Church wn hold the party on the 29th of Christine Long, Helen Long, Shar· Will Meet Tuesdny on Jewell, Bermce Ledley, Ruth The Middle~ort Business and held Thursday evening at the this month. Thole attending were Mrs. Erlewme, lola :Bartrunt, Marjor1e Professional Women's Club wUI I hom e of Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Kenneth McElhmney, Mrs. John Rice, Elizabeth Collins, Stella At- meet this Tuesday evening at the East Mam Street. Masonic Hall lor their regular 1 Cancer pads were made during Werner, Mrs. Nellie Vsle, presl· kins and Ruth Halliday. JamcLClatworthy , Worthy Pa- meeting. the evcmng wh1ch was the pro- dent or the club, Mia• Nina RU.I• I for the month . Plans were aell, Mill Freddie Houdashelt and tron or the local chapter was chtur· The meeti ng will be preceeded man or arrangements for the made to make a quilt lor the Mn. Reynolds. Following the meetlna a dee· School and was assu1t~d by V1rgil with a dinner !erved by the mem· MUIIIC BY Member Federal Reserve Sywtem m1s1ionary box at lbe March meet aert course wa1 1erved by the hoa· Atkins, Harrisonvtlle, and Charles hers of Evangeline Chapter, OES lng. at 6:30. Member Federal DepoolllllSIIl'Uee Corponotlon Kine, Hawsonville. tess. Colored slldes or F'lorida and I Mn. Robert Coats, Miss Hallie Guest speaker ror the evening ' Pomei'Oy, Oblo Ut11h were lhown by Mr. BaUey Zerkle and Miss Nellle Zerkle were will be Bernard Fultz of the I and daughter, Brenda, after which C.oyal Pal. Meet In c:harge of the decorations for refreshments were served hl' M1•a. With Mia• R.,..eu the chapter room. Also assbting Webster·Fultz attorney office. Bailey, Mrs. Danny Thompson MiN Nina Ru11ell entertained wltb the preparatloJUI before the and Mra. Ralph C. Zundel. the members ot the Loyal P11l1 meeting were .Mrs. James Pullen, Present were the above named Cl111 of the Church of Chr11t of Mrs. John Lyons and ~lrs. Harley and Mrs. Leroy Rusche!, Mra, Middleport at her home th1s week Swtaher. ' Waid Gorby, Mrs. Richard Owens, Other committees or lhe day Mra. Allen Jenkinson, prui· Mrs. Che1ter Zirkle, Mra. Harold dent, prealded ov~r the meetmg. were: reservation and dmner, Mn. W. Lemley and Mrs. Guy Cowan. Mill Ruuell was the devotional Charles BuRell, Mrs. Willis An· The March meetmg will be leader and read tJt.e 1cripture of thony, Mrs. Will Reynolds, Mrs. held at the home of Mrs. Cowan. the Widow'• Mite and also an ar· Ka \ad Mindy and Mrs. Harry HoudasheJt. tlcle In connection with it. WE'LL CLEAN THEM Ree~pUon · 'Mn. Edith RuPsell, 'th Durina the meetine Mrw. JenC ar.O yn S Ml Mn. Mae Bater. Mrs. Coats, Mrs. klnoon appointed Mn. Allee Rob .. TO PERFEcriON Roma Harrah, Mn. Kathryn Graduates From :~~~ p;:::_am chairman for the Kni&ht and Mn. Beulah Hayes. WE PICK UP AND DELIVER • For the p~gam hour Mra. Oh 10 niVefSI Jenklnoon and Mro. Edgar RerNO PTA ltiiiTINCJ Amon& those recelvina dlplom· nold1 presented a number of arThere wUl be no meetlng of the aa from Ohio Univerllty, Athen1, tlcle1 on Lincoln. Weatern Local PTA Monday even· Jan. 30 was MJq Carolyn Smith, At the cloH of the evening 1 Ina bee.auae of the Junior HiCh ''We Cle.. EYOI')'Iblftl But The Baby" who araduated with blab honon. deuert eourse wa1 aerved by the basketball tournament beina · he1d IICOND ST. PHONI 6190-J MID!iLIPOIIT, OHIO Min Smith received a bache- hoate11 to the members preacnt in the Putland Hiah S<!hool &Ym· ~ A~luet dinner was held belt the and Jr. ts Karen I I ttendance ere Fri ay Attracts STAND OUTI •. at e • II A SCOUTI • enttne obr:· ~~~~ f;;:::.u:~h~f 1rf~e~.e Main About People In I ftitht - T-.,, 1om~,.., ... a .... Tuoodly- a.._ ef . , . . flurrt. ¥1Cheast ...._ Hlalt 1011oy 111 ttoo ..._ ...- ..., ft'-"t - · !Meigs Scout Leaders rving Anniversary 1 thr;og~~up ! i~~ Olll• ......., • ._., =~~c~~-------------------------------~·~==~-.~~~~~~~--------------------------~~7N~ Pomeroy·MIM!eport, Ohio, Monday, February 8, 1980 IWIItoUI OOPYN0.230 1 Past Chiefs Entertained By Mrs -a --·· ....... '""' lt.Weather Mrs. Capehart Died 1\Ite~ Long Meet The-Candidates County Praised N ForTop~ t ·uiUIIUII!f Seeks, omination In Area Growth · rrL____ MEIGS THEATRE EI-1 I 0 - - -- CROW'S What's the Safest Place In the World? STEAK HOUSE B Circle ObserveS Busy ee ewing - He is a member of the .Aiv· er!can Legion, Disabled Amer· ican Veterans, Miiltary Order of the Purple Heart, Eagles Lodge, and has been a long. time member of the Pomeroy - Me~sf.armers Urge«! To ·· Federal Cost~Share Plan Emergency squad a11d the Pomeroy Fire Depar!ment. He is at present servll!g as Chief of the fire department. Mr. Thomas is married to the former Ruth Quillin, l)yr. acuse, and they bave two daul!htel's, Jackie, 18, and Sanara, 12. The Thomas fam. lly lives at 103 Wright St., Birth . I Pomeroy. ---- Show oostfwid For Ambulance In SANDWICH papers the Bllfeet 1;' /Jpw D~NCE ---- The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company EAGLES CLUB Saturday, February 6th- 9 till MEMBERS and GUESTS THE BOB RITCHIE COMBO You Art Sure To Be Pleased Fonner Resident Of Pomeroy Died : In Pennsylvauia • • • When We Clean Your Clothes I U• turned to for !ln. Geoqe 81, wbe died Feb. I, her home 1D Falla, Pa., were held Fl'l· ' day at 2 p. m. from the J, orvme Scott Funeral Home iD Beaver Falls. Burl.al wu in the Sylvania H1IJ.s JlemorW Park, New .Brl&bton, Pa. Mn. Shoemaker wu a native 'Of Pomeroy 1nd lived for maoy l'8"f8 on Condor St. Survivors include five toRI, George Jr., Rollm, Kenneth, ()r.. 1.JV1ebnand MillarQ; two daUChten, ~~ Yollni llld Blanche Hoy, It arandcllildrcll and ~ great crandcbildren, au of Beover FailL Sbe wu preceded In ~eath I>)' ber butbaud. George, llld one dauihl- excbangi,o• new Altro-1 · and Ooaunlttee summOJted Adm, Arleign A. Burke, chief ol JULYal: opeN.triom, and Navy SecreW. B. Fronke to te1Uiy on ~ llld &Jilce progroma. ~i.e and Gen. David M. Shoup, Mai'U)e 'COrpo eommandollt, also were ICbedWed '1o appear before ~?-eollderSe . 'no"'Pte" ~n ":tlJ:'y...., ..,.... . n.autlce tary; :!.,_ Mi"dleport Bar Entered ] H. controYOI'OJ boillftl. Mundt, in a report to his con· oUtuents, .ebaoged .lltat tibe Democratic critica of the adininlstraUon been> pi&YiJli "not 8CI 'powerpolitic son o critieal lsoue our aecurity." • Maohon, appelflnc Gil a -televis.i.on program, Rid the United Statea lacee "a t.Jah{eplni llituatioq'• O~ause ol SOriet superiority lo mioalle development. er, Ruby. rae deeeued wu a lister ol1he lite Jolin and Richard DaYII lad .Hrl. .llargarot lleinbarl, Iii of PomeNy. · .!lr. llld Mrs. Richlrd Davit and lin. Jolm Dam of Pomel'fJJ attended the funenl and retumed here Saturday. •ty HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY lor of scien-ce delfee in educa· I ~·~n~d~M~r~•~-~Fre~d~~~-~G~ar~;;dn~e~r~,~ ag~u~eo~l-~n~l~s~lu~m~,~-==-:::;:;=o::-;;;Uon. She receJve,d a combined Ia -degree which permits her to llil..l teach In either arode or hlah rtll• f"''lll • • 1 oehool. She Is a member ol Kappa Ill T ' 0 P T 0 JI•T Delta Pi educ-aUon1l honorary D and Ia teachlna 11 the preaenl BUt C.lllt 8trH&, Pomero)' time II the suaor Run lrodo Roan: • to 1!...... ((ll- It , _ •• nan.) echool ~n Pomeroy. Mila Smith II the dauahtor of Mn. Florence II. Smith, Butternut Avenue. w DAIRY MEIGS SERVICE UNIT BRUD TO THE BEST FOR USS 1. Choice of bulla by way of frozen semen at no extra cost. o COMPTQii!..l D net, Admitted Sunday: :Mrs. Beverly Letart FaDs; Mrs. .Edith NelRutlond; lfrl. Jlurlal Spires, ~;~_Mn. Lucy Spencer, Long ,,om.. ----- A Houseful Of All NEW FURNITURE 2. Low f6 .00 Breed:nl Fee. BEO ROOM a. !!!!:1 !!!l' Servlee !!1 !:!!!!_ LIVING ROOM K'ITCHEN .!!!!!! Experienced 'hehnlel1n. letter CaHit For lett• Uving ....... ,co aA ' CAlL Service STERRETT I.IU-1, Pomeroy 525 ..__.~, --..'l!l!uY aaaa '595 CONVIi:NIENT TERMS - It'• hllld lo gel along without 1 n~~~e and I refi'IPrllor Ia 11mos1 1 n-lly. 'l'lley're !Iolii ln- ellide41n thb 3 fllom aroJt.. · BA:KER FURNITURE On The Brlali~ Co~ Ill MID~lPORT Toledo dairies aareed to •••- •••m• In addition to onea iQ: Mich.; and Napoleon. Green, Wauseoa and Ohio. • 1I �• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 1960-3 • THE DAILY SENTINEL tcJmm~Jtt;tting BUNDLE FOR 8 Kditorially &outing And World Brotherhood 2.----l)aily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb. 8, 1960 ·E Participating In Dryer Promotion Campaign With Ads Harrisonville laid out In 1'840, Dunlap and named hy Dr. Floyd, jn honor of Gener11l Harrison in Ilia campaign ror President. Pageville lair! out In 1838 by Ames Stevens. SUTTON Fint mill In the township wns 1 tread mill at Graham Station (Racine) by Simeon Elliot. Luclua Cro811 mHJ on Bouman'a Run wall built in 1837, tome give It as 1886. 1t was an excellent mill and conaidered the best of any of the early mill!!. The old •am which furnished the water for the power can atlll be seen also the chimney used after it WPII chang. ed to a atream mill Is still etand· Inc. Jlacine poat office establll!lhed In 1818 with Andrew Donnelly os po&tmsster. It was then called Graham StaUon. lAlLY MAIL Mall for this section wall flrtt carried by George Warth In a canoe from Marietta to Galllpolis and at that time there were very few sett)ement.A to leave the mall. He traveled mostly by night to keep from beina: -'t!l!n by the Indlans and would hide hh• canoe and aleep during the day. Next by borae back ovur a trail made through the forcat by bluing the tree1 to mark the lla.JI. Wben the steam boat became a meant of tranaportatlon the mall was then rarrled by very IWift running boatt. The Telephone until It wa1 tunk was a mail -packet. It wu followed by the Telegraph, both vory ewlft boetl. WIMn ttM Ohle l.lver lall IteM WN cDmptetM lh• trains tMk the Nil from IN bolts In tiMi 1111's anti carrfetl It •lmott th....,_urths of • centurr. The trth" .. vt ¥It Cln'Y• lq th1 mell A~ust :11, _1955 •INI ... t.bn owr tty the - C-·IID 1;\. p:ye . tile eontnet for iitHiiilll ~~ "--d l "t•• th ·1ft ti'h..:.:"i~ ';' tot!f jjri,. ":1 ~- 1 aJ Cllt · be - ~!' . ,..... ..-n ftlmiUI m .lfD \'~'W•~ ,_ CODt"'ri. IOb ...,t'b tU ~notr bUt 0~Ou -.rtU tlOO , .. - ....... . wam ·lief en.Ill"' of tfle tamUy. one Confederate wa 1 ltllled 1.n the battle •nd WI' burled on WI fllftn, Yeara later hi• remains were plond up and kept In a box 11'1 a lhed near thll house for HYitll )IMrl and then burled In Ute Portland comotory. Mony rolloo wwe found on thl1 lorm 101' . . _ Je-r• olter the battle .,.., toucht. rho nllhl )leloro tho ba!Uo, General !iorpn, the Conlo401'10IO commander, llt&7etd In thll hoult and the nnxt nl,lht General• Hob< aon and Judah, the Unlon eom• •m1ndera, l!lll)'ed In the houee 11 jou!llll the oorl)o tliol the ' WIIOI ptld the bottle lou boon to···" ..,., Mori!Jo,l. ~ !!Cie ~~~· ~ 'to ~- · •• del..tod and W,lnt to elude 1111 CllpiOH which he did lor lOY· .fijle . ,.... oro! dqo bot wu ~IIJ to re- ld I• Columhlulo Count)', Oblo. .aco ,Tbere t1 a 100!CI ailed muter on mo- the bank b)' the tide of the road ~-·~.~ ~ 1m&rk1DI .tJM J1laCfJ where h6 Wll .r.,. COME , .,.pt.,. apl...... IT• .. c:,oti-1 • ' . - 11158 ~ REPORT BEDROOM HOV3E TliAlL- Ell. Melvin Utile's TraDer Court Cheslli.-., Ohio. · . 2-4 111e GAUGES: Montgomery, 18.2 up- per; 10:9 lower; runnlng 21 feet; Ge.llipolia: 11-8 upper, 23.8 lower, runnillg 48 feet; Lock 23, 18.9 ata- I SINGER. ~C'l'RIC POHTAJ!L]! Obkl OPEN RIVER G~ VAC~ CJi11<NER . SAJ,E. ·Many · I over. froiD · 19ft.inveotor)l. SWIVel tops · .flo complete. -.itb tttacbm~nts. . Terml~ Phone' ~: '2-5-6tc aewJ.na: machine. ln. 'u .cellent conditfon. Baltnce due only $89.150: TOl'DUI If desiftd. PhQDe EVERY -343. 2-5-St.c ....,.,lr. 2 81to' ._ , .At!$tti1Nt. ' 19M BUICK SUPER 4 door Sedan~ tmji.... ...... Power steering and brakes. Ful· DA\'U!ED. EXCELLENT Colt\ ........ ly e(uipped. Spotless blacli: and i\IAPLE condition. Opena Into double white· fi~i!lh. $9QG_ Blaettnar'a, bed. Phone a.o. 2 8 3tc · 2 8 6tt &.~.. ........... Pomeroy, Ohio. ...., 'J'Wo B~GLE .Purs, 3 mos. old. BmCK Si>~~ AND . IIANY Cheap. Mnollolrilel' ROUih, Min· · 1101'( 111.11 ftRVICR JUio otber itfr.w at Hct~lte pric~a. el'aViU~; Ohio;. 2 8 3tp moval. Phana 245-X. 124-10111' • · ' Seo R R. ·DUI'8~ ~!"low t.on1 1 iBoltom, Ohio. ~ 10 ilt)tp (.,._ . • CUsToM l!Un.T KlTLIIEN Dlli- ......,,.... A'RUNNIN' In 1910, the Boy Scnut.s of AmerIca were chartered in Washln·gton . In UM9, an Air Fcrce jet bomb· cr !Jew -across .t he United StateR in tbree lhou.r!t end 46 minutes, the fastest tmnacontinental flight at that tlme. In J~5 . Soviet Premier Georgi M11lenlrov re.~igned as chief of state. He WillS &uoceeded by MarsOOI Nlkola.i Bulganin. A thought for today: Ma,ry SttJart, Queen or Scota said : "In my end Js my 'begin.ning." thlo boll lo oliO ln tho JIOIOOIIIOn CLUB, plus nlgbt except Monday, formerly ftuM.<uON. )tAlMO • llWoL the Katydid.. .Dance · every Sat- ONE GAS REFRIGERATOR. ·8 cu. ~P!Oll~':k Phn•o 011$ urday nighL 2..s-.ate • .ft., in aood condition. ~5. Paul lle!llln '· Roalnt, C)hlo. Haptonltlll1 227 S. :Jth street, 2 life (ti,l Aut~Sole5 Mlddleport, Phone 6198. ====:-::-::--::-:--:=- •, ,...1 Marl"* Supph81J lll•od lor your homo J'nO.,. 19M MERCURY Z.Dr. Sedan. New ·, ,_ · . - ;"1 . , · t:bDitel. -J'Ol~mu aad AbiKitt. Pontiac ttade·ln. Locllly ..-.....<!. uHD IIO:ATS. A'ND MOtoRS $25 Phoi10 CIU·Y. Nd $895. Blae,tna•'l, POmeroy, l>bio1 ond VII ""'110 ...., Mol'!" , -~:-:~N~~ H ""' JOOIH'On <100 I. Mlln ' ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~2~Y ~~ ONE 111G2 DODGE, NEW MOTOII. 11-IWfO ~ Wlill . sell cheap. ·Matt BeD· drickw, R.a<lne, ·Route I, N- 1-14) R~ Settlomeli~ 2-2-tllp t..,. - Mles Helen Findling of Colum. bus spent tbe wee~nd here wltll . 1953 OeSO'rA VB 4 Door worll:abop Boyles ;meeti~g Methodist atteoQed at the Gal- Church last Good Cl"" UMd Cera All Mlket .... .- t o MITlOPOLtTAN MOTqRS . 60N01 last 111\i!lit St. Pomeroy, Ohio TblirSIIay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley spent Friday eVening with bis sister, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Ayers, Belpre. \ Sunday guest& of Mr. and Mrs. P~ul Buckl_ey; and family were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kimes and .Mabel Swartz of Athen1, Mr. and Mra. Dou Landon and family ot Tu~ pers Plains, Phyllis Ayen of Be).. pre and Mr. and Mrs. vtra:n 'Buck:o ley of Reedsville. Clltford Kincaid of Pomeroy vi~to ited his wife at the Elmwood ReSl Home, Sunday. · DAILY CROSSWORD 2. Kla4 of tutl 3. Mature 11. Courqeoue .. Cwii'J.inc 21. Head 4. Thrlo. (Jlang) 21. auldo'l emu•.) B, Bare trlck 10. Nepttv. lon Publlabed every 1nernaoa a tept Sunday by The OhJo Vallej lowo•t 11.ote e. Extrao1'41rt. lubll=l!lnf Compa111 al 110 II... .!banle. St., F::!!'eroy, Ohio. B)lll· uypenon ' 27. Solemn (alanr• :.1:8. Rubl n.lhelf '1'. Italian ..... out 1t. PII'J)en 10rt Cpoee.) 80. M.ln•• 15. Dtxttrou• a. Motherleu nlckA :d.-Exetamauo• calf name 17.Donkey 8.81\attel'll· ll.Htndu ••t•ril•r'• -'••".,. 1e. lou.U\taft 11. Selfte1 J'l)ddedl 38. Amoa' by IOU.Ul lf5. Tnt (pola.) counterpart (~b~.) lT.Xelodlel U. Klndofbear 39.Juoll'llhlp SO. J'i;rt.alnblJ' 18. A atatr :S.S. Marsh bird. ,1, Faet (dial.) toUaetifU. :u.)fu11onote 3T.The ~JevtL ·12. Up.(comb,. 4!111tltapQf· 21. 8Utllhblrda (Scot.) tonn) outiiiM 11. Wrat.b. '1.8i8 office phone :.11:9· editorlal .4tlco 'bone 897. Entered u ~Jeeond elan malltn• at the poi\ oUice at Pom. ·eroy, Ohlo. NatlOn!l]. atlvektatnr repreaentalve: BoUint!U'-IEI.mlMH. ~m. 84f l.m•tt•" ~Kil•!i•>~ Ave.. New Yllrk CJU, ment. A. 1111-!£ , w. Bengel. Fbode Mr. and MI'lll. Paul Powell and "'"I!""• were in Uuntlngton, W. Va. ~.. Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Trent. IF;~iji~~L=-=-=-=-~J i:!'ra.JCI& .m 1 30tp remains Call illneu. A. Chapman hu rea viait with relatives She Ia Yiaiting her ~ Gil REFRIGERAToR $15.00: MAY· TAG Washer ·$75.00; Unlveraal ••• nnse ....oo: B•l>f l!l!d •18. Gall 8216-J. 2 8 3tp 2-5-6te S ~ RVICE Pomeroy n:;, .garbage· bones ·papers .. rags 1N$l111ANCII A.leqlo, ¥1dilleporl. Fire, Aatomo~Uo; , _ Phon~ 11811. Clll. OhM. xw.. Dispose of ' t20o,) Termite Co I Melvin L!Ule'a Trailer Court. · Cbeabire, Obto. Ph~~ EmersOn COIIPLB'l'B !} INSURANCB ncJ. '7-1329. 2 4 ttc tuttoa. Lde, Auto, lin, POlio. HOUSE STAR ROUTE CHESTFlll. ~all A. J. Carter, YUD-2231 Phone %67 At C....... 2 4 Sto BARNI!S.Silii'SON good dry com. Oren Weara, Harrisonville- Rd., Rt. l, Pomeroy. 2 8 3tp HACKETT'S SAFE'I'Y W. Malo 81. Yukon541.. Appro:dm·ately 1 •ere levelland. · · '&er of NaUoall Plltl CII"Jitrol EoceUeal ...U. 18 mUoo trom , 7 ROOM HOUSE, GA!l.tGE. GbiHI AiloelaU... ~ Pomoroy. llrlce lrlqulrol location. Aloo unturnOOied 3 ~•- - - lin. Howell at , 'room apartment both and . farnice. In New Haven. Pbone 6170. :..;:; · ~;:.,::::;,::=::..:=;;;:;;i-;:-:::;;: S0o BALES GOOD IL>\Y. 200 .bu. SHOCK AliSolU W IIA\11"1 'liD ITORI IIAMILU':~~~J:_ATION N UA ~~ "Sertlee utilitiesShoe· ineiUded. over 1"'::~~~==~ · ~·==·~~~ Voeue Store, Loeated 104 E. Main ~ ==-===-=-a BEDROOM TRAILEII. SPECIALIZED BRAKE snVlCE _..,.QS -~ II!;J>IIOOM MODERN .MART..MINT $85 per m.ooth or 1 lied· room aportmen~ $50 per month; ·:cc--c • .:.: Chest,- I MODERN Spec.._ Allgllment Alld 1· slanting Soni<e Mldd-• ial" (20b) lnturai\Ce I' WU bolteSI to her bridge t"lub at her home un Thunrl.ay afternoon. Mrs. , G'eol'ge Lerner was awarded tM prize for high score. Play.inf were Mn. Norman Wein, Mrs. Geor.Je Lerner, Mrs. Her,man Layne add Mn. 1uhl· ~ Billy James. son of Mr. and Mr&. 1!1:-.-::D-;:OUB=LE=FO=R:-:RENT::: · =r.8'1=0-;-Lo-:ntro wer Second Avenue, Middle- I'REE. !NsPBC'I'IONS, PIIONB OR SALE-<! ' ROOM HOUSE. port. $98 per month. CaU 911119 3l!S-lL Gllir.<lre 81Q1plJ Store. 4 rooms downatalra ud 2 - up. Circle's Resta\ll"ant. 2-2-etc , Vauahan Peat cotrol Co. lie_. , ENTERTAtlf$ CLUB Hn. Hugo luhli!IJ break- ed:;;;·;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:.Oin,;g;.•..-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-; ~org~ .Th.mes, is c~nfined to hia Mr. and .Mrs. c. F . Tompkins Pol'l'ff'roy visited hla parents at Elmwood Rest Home, Monday. '""" 28-33. '"""""". 22-28. CloctnnatiProduce: Ho~ 4500, barrowa and giltl aetive, ateady ; bulk mixed 11!1).240 I~ 13.1013.60, mostly 13.$1> lor 190-220 lb., few lots mare uniform :125-230 1b 13.0Q.i3.60, 240-260 lb. 12.60-13.10; sows ateady, mlxed. 30<>35(1 lb 10.75-ll.SO; !Joan, dy, mostly 8. Eggs, rann -prices unchanged demand rair to good; white and brown prices at farm1 A jumbo :2328, A large 19-25, A medium 17-22. A small 10.16, B large 15-20, unde-r· grade!! fH2 ; delivered FOB A large 29-31 ; A medium 27•28, B large 24-27. Poult!')' : chieten prices at farmt, fryers 21h-4 lb 17-19; heaVf bent 1!).20, ligh.t he~J 6-10, fryer pfico 41 per cent at 17. 6 per ceht 1t 17¥.1:, 49 per cent at 18, 2 per eent at 18lh, 2 per ft'Dt at 19. Before 9:80 A.M. :W 2 tic St., Pomero,. Phone 90t.:u. . 1 2B ·tte THE DAILY SENJINR . ' DEVOTED TO INTERESTI Of' .llfEIGS·MASON ARIA ~ Richar...' I, Owen. Mllthtt ~2 Exceptio!>al bU)'. $3115. Bl~ett- AF ~ ~;... iilriilabed 11id oan, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2 6 6te ii lll!llieten, llhldl~ '00 FOIID V8 2 door Sedan. Phollel !>01'1· Phone ~ 2 3 II 24881!. 2 6 3te 1 IID4• $ .1\!!011 Ji!OUU, t ROOJI --o-- .-.,..."-.,.,...--': . ,...,--'-- . ap.rtmeal IOd. 8 room aport- mother and brother, Iva and Ruj!aell FindUng. Mrs. Eleanor Sedan.~ ~ · ~0 home Wednesday evening her artn. at Holzer H011plta1. --- - ' tionar)'. CONDmoN 0 F liOVABLE DAMS. All down includia& lock 15 down throup lack 23; River stationary. In Pltbburgh district the dams are up running 2 traps and 30 widt:et& on average. DIDO RIVER IIOATS; Lock 12. Invader' down at 6:10 a. m., 0-3; Lock 15, lndiana down at 9:20 a. m. Jefferaon down at 6:50 a. m .. Lock 23: Bland Creek down p. m., 0.11; Atlu down at 61f0 p. m., 4-0; Charles R. Stephenltm down at 9:20 a. m., 20-0; ·Bayou Larose up at 4:40 p. m. '7-0; Bob Benter up at 4:~ p. m., 12-8; Peor· Ia up pat 12 :~ a. m., 7-11; 1'1';\de ,.I . ' ' ' . ·. dlfferenee bet ween vruned and unpruned trees is obvio111 in Winda up at 9 a.m., 4-3; Be!!-ver up at 10:36 a. m., 0.1; Gallipo1i&, Emone shows Herbert Shields standing beside a tree that bas ma No. 3 up at 8:45 p . .m., 1..2; . any pruning. These trees are on a section of the Wallaee Bradford OVEC up at 1~ a.. m. 10.2; Mike has set 1bousands of pines in plow furrows in this field but the small CrediWr up at a:fQ a. m., 12-0; Mr. are hidden by weeds. ·- Sentinel Photos. . Irene Shotan up at 7:30 ii. m. 3-1; VUlcan up at 8.40 a. m .• 11.(); Ro-bert' P. Bonnlr.e up at 10:45 a. m., HARTFOllD HRSONALS Sharon Gibbs, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Stanford Powell fell at her and Mrs. Carl Gibbs, iJJ a medical 1~~:~~~:f~:;,j:-, .,..,,...,.__..-=---,.----Ffor 1954 FORD \18 C.nv. COIIPO. N.W " - ' t -... Poottlo'J T..._ onil top. Ex~ good flnilh. $891. r \?If• It, !Jff IYthrMf AW.., Blaettllllr'a, Pomeroy. 2 8 61< ~ :121-Y A.CBOSII I U.l I I For a eompart10n of w1ces paid tlltn and now we will ctve 1 cou... 11 euraplu of buUdinJ eott ·lit tlote' eartlfl' di)'L _lM• ·Jt,obert a.yr,, aon of ~ M4 iflth~ Of Isaac, ttte 11.- If Ball t.Otart, bunt the llr@< ,ll!i1!!0 o1Jol>t on,.tourlll milo "lllt ·W -the !lUI ,Lotort fChOOI ~. O:WLS In that year • grade school was taught by J . H. LawhePd, the flrsl licbool taught in the build· lng . The common branches were kiui!U._for five years before the g school was started. When chartered H was to be under the control of the McthodJat Epb~ copal Church and a provJslon was In lhe charter that the following should have free tuition: veterans 1 or the Civil War, orphans.., momber1 of the fam!Ue!l cf th~ trustees or the achool, and all memben of the Carleton family. Edwsrd McDade and hit sister were the tint McDadet we have •nr retcrrd of In Jhla aectlon. Mr. lien-de eave each of his aon1, HtDI')' and Wa1hln1ton, .1 farm and 10 thtt he mlaht have a barn he built 1 llra:e barn on the Une behreen the two ftrms, ao that ftCb eclUld JJH the aame bam. 'l'llll did not prove to btl 11 •daetol')' an arrangement M .he had boped it would be •• there w.u aJmott continual contention between tbtm in rtJard to itt uM until It be!:!ame neceaury for one to MU bit lhar• to the other. !Ida old barn h1s been In a ""' necteeted lltate for &evl!ral ,..... and noW almoat all fallen ~111!11· '· . .l[lf'. .l Pomeroi, born. In the first graduating clasa were the followlna: Allcp Sto~art. Early Bridgeman, Liulc Mailer, Carrie Will, Mlll1e P.arker and Esther Blair, M. S. Webster, Supt. A number of yon qo• thlt building was ~mntd 1 s un· Mft for un and tom down •t•ln.. the wllh•• of m1 ny clti· 11ns of SyrKVH who thouvht of Carl ..on Coli• 11 an lm· port1 nt p.~rt of their ¥1111P. tu 1 ~ carl..on Jr. born In lut. ton township wet shot durlnl Morgan'a ralc:l. EARLY 'ORTLANO H0M11 AB you drive up along the riv· · cr on state Roqte No. 124 on the right .!!Ide of the road, in the up· per eud of Portland you wUI tee on old home whlch froi'n conttru6Uor1 plainly lndloate~r th11t at tbe ttme it waa buiU it waa one of the largest and fineat houtes near Portland. lt waa bullt by TUnll Middles· warth . wbo With hll brother, Fnnklln, c1me down the river and ~~ettled here tn 1888. Tunla nt~rrled suaan Welt or Balrf1x County, Vlralnll, before comlnj to the Ohio v..Uey. At qne Um't the two brother• owned i ' 'ltrlt tract of 11nd In J,.ebaDqil townehlp. It w.a1 around thl• qld hou• that the mu~h written about hattle of Portllnd Woll roqht In Jut7 1863. Confe4erale blttvltl were aet ur, near thll houle and ahJrp fla:bt n& not (ar aw~. Pranklin. 1 brother of Tunb, lived In the adjolnln1 hou.ae 1ncl durin& the blttle ·I cannon bal~ · pouod through h~ boun and POMEROY lANDMARK SUPER SERVIa STATtON East Mltln S1reet more day• to f'ollow in 1960. The .moon i.s approaching its lull phase. 11he morning star.s are Mars, J~lter, Saturn end Venus. OJ1 ~his day ·ill hU!tory; In 1587, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, wa.-. beheaded on cJ\ar.ges of plotting the murder (Jf Britain'~ Queen EUr.abeth I. In 1819, EngliSh <au~hor, ert ('ritlc and social refol'mer Johrt Ros· kin was bom. In 1820, Civil War Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman was ~.00 er-Unclaimed f'r .85 due on partt. Phone 343. . 2·Utc *Register AI The ' Market Report -l!lLECTROLUX VA€UUM CLEAN· I: *GE Fry SldQe& Today is Monday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of the year, w.ith 327 He g11ve ten acres of land and 200,000 brick if othen would provide the money to construct the building . The money was raised by the dtilens of Syracuse and surruundin& community and the Achool wa5 chartered In 186~ but Its building progressed so slowly that it w11s not eompl~ted until 1871. BRAND NEW PORTABLE ZIG. ZAG ~wine machine. M'.lk.es but monogr.ams, and ton holea, . many .fancy stltchea. Flill .J)I'JI!e Onl)C. $77 .SO. Terms avaUable. Phoile 3i3. 2-5-6tc 100 Galloa GuoUne By UnltN Prau lrttetflatiOt'lel the -conttact to Charles Quilbm, a carpenter and builder, to do all the work 1 including the foundation and chimney tor only $85. Later they deckled to uae a tin roof Instead of shingles and Mr. Quillen reduced bis price by $5.00 as he did not have to Jay the ahiDJie.s making tbe total price for building the house $80. Mr. McNickles furnished all material. CARLITON COLLIGI Carleton College, a large three story brick building overlooking Carlctonville which later became Syracuse, had Ita beilnnlni in 1860, just after the clo5e of U1e Civil War, when Jaaac Carleton Sr., born in Ireland, wanted to establish a school that would bear his family name. u.ftADI ,.u'LY FREE-FREE * YESTI4:RYEAR By Willet E. Sines - 1 *Eieelrlc Range TOD.\Y AND OF by Alexander Steward and Alfred I The Alman~ HISTORY Meigs (ContinuN p:.,.. ,.,. One) teedinp, Ptlture lmproveiMJIJ:1 ceuary to pennlt pl1nUna of de - ~ tillnt, porua, etc .. u well .. ftr .. !llrab!e tree apecleP . Technical foreti.J'l' puf'POIII, Of th'-' IIDPUftt aniJianre must be utHized to de- , Shields ea1lmatea that 11 much p teTminc the suitability of the ~,000 eould be uaed Ia t~ ~ land for clearlnJ and lhe mea - plantinl pTogram If enoup fem lUre• nee!enary to puvent eroaion eN make applic:1tlon befOM the No Feck!ral cost-8haring will be supp)y ol teedlin,. iJ exb.luated. 11lowed for_ planti,ng orc:hll'd At the preser.t tune la.r.d owntt'ftl, plsntmg f~ orna.men~l en have made application for pu~ or plantings Pfl.m~rtly ~.000 trees for aettlng tbia. yar. for 9tr11tmaa treea.. Mr. Shutlde Applications made • later thin eX?I•i.ned that plantlhgl _ m~y be February will prob1bly be aae.leu thinned and trees thus eltmmated as the seedling alippJy will be e-.. · may be sold for Christmas treeJ. hausted. The local Forest Service repre· l tentative must approve specie& Any f.armer wi1hina: to mah adapted to the site, .amount of application may do 10 by. ealliQJ fencing needed to protert the at t~e AAA office ln the baseplanted area from grazi ng, and ment of the Masonic Buildina:, the amount of land clearing ne- Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy. ~Jury for &ite preparation. Mr. Shields Jtate! th.at it iJ recommended that not more than I)CX) trees be tet to an acre and ~These trees on the tree farm of Wallaee Bradford near Hem· that land used, be land that it too to stimulate bushy growth. Bradford, who Hvesln Middleport, Jleep for any other purpote. CINCINNATI - Uvestock: lor many years and bas thousands of tree• of varlwa ages CatOe 1300, calves 150, Low Jleigt County bu $15,.000 will be thin ned and sold as Christmas trees. In the picture available thb year for conaerva- choice 7!!0-1000 lb .teen and 7D0local AAA office. tion practice, which includes lime 800 lb mixed steers and heifen 36-26.150; two loadt choice and prirue 1117 lb mixed 1teen and beifen 26.85; bulk &ood Jteen 2325.50; 1mall lot choice 7Z lb beif· en 26.M ; few loads choiee 7~ IJOO lb 2:).25.50; COWl 121iD • ltl.M; bulls 15-20.!10; choice veaJ.en 33-38 I -For fifty years the Boy Scouts of Amcric~• 000,000 or more brother Scouts in other has brought to American boys the great ad- lands. venture of the out-of-doors and the litre of The Boy Scouts of America , through its u.nblazed' trails . World Friendship Fund, aids Scout associalt has brought the adventure of citizrnship, tions of other lands . Our Scouts have taken the motive to serve other people. the Daily part in ten World Scout Jamborees, and jn Good Turn, and helpfulne ss to th e nation in 1960 will be hosts to Scouts from all over the time of war and peace. These and other ad- world at the National Scout Jamboree n~t ventures have captured the imagination of July. boys. Scouts of the world are working together One of the greatest of them all has been to help build a better world. Their high ideals the adventure of friendsh ip , the brotherhood and spirit of service will be important fa ctors that speaks around the world. in these efforts. In practic.aiJy every country in the free world there are Scouts who are dedi cated to We congratulate the Boy Scouts of Ameri· tolerance, gOOd wiJI, and friendliness. There ca on their glorious golden anniversary and are 5,000,000 Scouts and leaders here and 3,- wis h them Godspeed in their- future work. SCIPIO Scipio township bas 36 sections. Fint settlement by Jeremiah Riggs in 1799. Fiut child born , James Riggs, son of Jerekiah and Rachel (Keller) Riggs. First mar· rlage wa!l John Erwin .and Milly John11on. First grist mill hy Jesse Page about 1830, a horse power tread mill . First school taught by Patsy Jones in a log hut 12xl4 feet. The Jogg were tut, the hut built and complt•ted on one day by six men. There were only about rive or six pupils. First postofflce Downington . Farmers Urged To Parti~ipate In Tree Planting , • •. - Jllddllilo<\ _.:__,;;;;;;o;c;;;;n;;;;;g--DON' 811VEBS 5 ROOM F'tJ1IN1SHlro APr. ind 6 room unfulniobed apt. CalliH$ or Inquire 408 Sprina: A;ve., porn. ei'Ciy. 2 tte « H,Tr!ip "· Dwtlllna" ·:::~ 11·"&.'d: " Quuttooa II.' Ra.dlum. "(Qm.) U.Yiul>llq ·!;:~"1"­ ~=:~ .CANDYi aouta a& . $_ "*" ' J'~lDowW ..... 2.:::: ... . .AftltJ . Do~•· hi>W .':xi>~ / l ' (NDLB .... AXlt .. ,. ~CI!<OFIILLOW to ~ jtr Onolottor almt>17 ltPdl for onotbor. !. thlll ..mpJ• A 11 ..,a lor .Uaa thrftiL ... X tor tbt two O'J, t~. Slhlie letter!l, appf.... """"" lhl 1\olih UJd fl>rm&llqll of t)\11 WONI oro oil hln~ llaeh d!q tll.e • httua ..._ dlfl'tranL I ,,,.,.,, 't.iiauaiiiDOltelea,odorl.esBGASlnciluftlorill 1 buement, utility room or garage. SUently : ~ salely1 a GAS Incinerator dlspooeo of aU 'l dndi .of bumable prbage and rubbish-every ;ou;, . .QIIYI'f!IAIJO'rE - · in a smokeless, odorless GAS Incinerator .&top those tiresome tripe to the prbage can. .. ~ . , ! ' lllii»·IB consumed. I Ala~ you'D like the ec0D01117.of a small, CODI• ....... _..._.g ..................... n-•, o-"" ._"..,.,......,.......,..,... ~ P.'airlo!o a day. ~youroldprbqecannowwithanew .GAB fiairuiratorl See them at your _ . · ·cAlf lDCinerator lJMIMt. ,. , "" : \ , . J~r 1:.11~ i,c:u uv: 11 nv THE OHIO FUEL GAS,COMP4,11¥-.-;·.,._.o. .. -.u.L.Ps• . ' ',! ' . ,~ , om ~ l!lND -" . ,..... ....... LCllj: B- 08-QJ I', ~ ,. .. it , l. GASinc~s: Caloric-,_. . , . Kenm ~,. W- - - Moje>Hc ) \ ' _...,,.-,... 141ith. any of rbue ' .,.~. CIIO>Ialloa uq �·' Champs Meet Point Pleasant Wednesday ,ft~ins ».ampening I Underdogs Threaten Records . 01 G ymp1a11 ~es Of ·Ohio Stale, Cincinnatians SQUAW VALLEY, Caltf. UPt:A well-dampened Olympic· Vil- ~.. 108~ afteJ.: By United Press lntemaUonal "Beware of the underdOg,'' could be the watchword for Cin- 24 hours . of I ninWl, will receive 1 ~ foreign cinnati and Ohio State tonight as the two nationally rated . f 1 Oh~~ b_asket_ball powerhouses take. on lowly-regarded ~es. 10 I Cln~mnati, fresh fro~ celebra~mg Oscar Jl?bertson s ~~dlya away, heaY)' practices are ; comphshments of beeommg the highest ~orer ~n eoll_ ege bur ~eheduled to be held _ weather tory , hosts underdog North Te:r.as State lD a Mtssourt Valley penpittina. 1 Conterence game . And Ohio State will do battle with oft-beatJleaawhile, nerve5 were grow , en Wisconsin in efforts to stay on the Big Ten's unbeaten path. athletes today to bring Its popula- , Uoll lltl' to 451 _ With the vm Games only I - - - -.---.- ing taut In the village over weath-1 Although a miutep probably et .and indecision. wouldn 't be fat.Jl to the title Lucas led the acormg w.Jth 26 . _ . i chances of either team, it could ~ints, although the Buck_s S'COr· W1th the rams plagum_g the mean trouble ahead 11 their sea- mg pace was ~lowe~ cons1dera~ly area, the athletes we_re confined to sons go into the final weeki. due to the Wildcats conservative their roo~s - lookm_g out Win · Robertson scored 29 points Sat· play. dows longmgly at the wh1te , snow urday night in Cincinnati 's 67-M . Elsewhere in Qhi? Sa~urday being slowly melt~d away . ~oltle~t triumph over Houlilton . He now ·has m&~t. Toled? won a b1g: v1ctory, temperature registered Sunday 1a total of 2,600 points with eight edgmg J?elrOJt, 61}--61, al Toledo by was 36 degrees above games remain in• on the schedule, weath_e rmg a second half rally by not counting any NCAA playoff tilE Titans. The Roc_krts, w_ho bave 1 contests. three g~mea upcommg th1s w_eek, The Big cts output snapped the saw thear 41-~2 t,a~ almost d•s~pold mark of 2.~7 aet by Dickie pear .18 .OetrOJt cut It to 44-40 mid· Hemrick of Wake Forest in four way 10 the aeoond half. seasons of play. But tbe Rockets held on to ru_n 1 The Huckeyeo, meanwhile, hand: thear seaBOn record to ~~-2. This k T Jd t B wllng Green . ed Northwestern a 77-68 setback wee ' 0 e 0 mee s ' 0 jlt Ev~mton to run their Big Ten Duquesne and :Manhall. . 11treak to seven in a row. The Jimmy Darrow scored 39 pomts Wildcats temporarily bottled up aa BowiJni Green defeated )fiami, Buckeye sophomore Jerry Lucas 93--89, in a close Mid-American wilh a stiff :~;one defense but sen-. thriller for the Falcons' first vic· ion Jne Roberts took up 'the alack tory at Od'ord since 1946. Ohio 1 with his rebounding and a 21-polnt University bounced back on lop of --~==:'_ _ outburst. I the conference with an 86·82 ••ue-e - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ~ •• over Marshall ·to lead To· ledo by a half game. I 1 I I I I I I I I I ! BOWLING Hi~~1hT:;':e'""Ga~ In~. 1 ~wley pa1mer Capl ures Biggest Loot In DeSefl T0Ufney MONEY FOR WORKERS Maybe just a pat on the back and a handful of cash is all you need. Call for your friendly cash lo~n to· · morrow. Cheer up. Relax. Hours: 9 lo 5 - Tburadoy 9111 Noon Phone 197 E. Main SL BASKETBALL. SCORES I I II. lt..l I f"'ll• I .. 'Off...,. w COMPTQILo..l o ,!T""~~~, • 0 , T 0 ._ u I! T n • a 1:181 Ceorl SlrHI, Pomero, Roun: I to 12, ! to ~. lOiose at Noo, D OD D • Tbllrl.l -----~-::=::=;::::;;::::::-:;:·::-~::-=-~:::-~::;=::=::S.G::-:::-::-:::::::-:::-=-=-=·====:: · ~ J4l~Jp·. ·..· "I would a:uess that one day be will go two, perhaJ)I three Jnchea above the cttrrent record," Owens said in an interview in the Boston Advertiser. "l would gueu alao that thia boy Thomaa Is on the verge Of being the great athlt:te of his race (Negro) for this seneration. He will be a credit both." I II .... . . t-~ BOSTON UP!- Jesse Owens, probably the areate1t track stu the United States has ever produced, aays high Jumper John Thomas is "one of the. most aupcrb athletes I have ever seen." The accolade fr()m Owens came shortly after the 18-year-old Thomas hi&h jumped 7 feet 1~ inches at the B. A. A. meet here Saturday night to enual the world mark he established only one week before. • Now~V-8 power ~ is-standard! Now you can buy light and medfum.duty IN'n!IN4TION4L 'Ituclla ... get V.S eaginao as standard aqulpllll!llt. , Tb..,. are the truck.lfeoilnsd V-8'• you've probably heard about. They Jive you rtlll8j'kable pa eoooomy aloog witb ·~ and hauling power. Save on first coot nmr. Get the truck that'll be worth 11101'8 wbeo you 1111 it. Come in today I Vanderbilt 10 Louisiana St. 67 ~·k':o;; ::.!':;1d• 56 Ohlo Stat• 77 Northw.tNrl'\: 5I Notro Dome 17 Army 55 lndlon• 'f1 Wl ... noln 85 St. Louis U. 13 Tul10 56 Kansas 70 Iowa St. 64 Missouri 14 Ok1ah.._ 7.2 Purdua 61 Mlchlfl" St. 65 ·· &owllnt Gretn t3 Mltml (0.) " B•ldwln Walla" " St. Vlnc.nt 17 Br•dl.,- 101 N. Tex•• St. 61 Xnl11r iO.J 75 Loul1vllle 64 Cincinnati 67 Houlloft sS" Illinois 75 Mlchlfln 61 Wlchlll 63 Drak• 53 Ric• 52 B.lyl•r 51 SMU 72 Arklnsa 70 T•xas 91 Texas Christian 71 W•shlngton 59 Sou. C11lf. 49 ColoredG St. U. 71 Montana 5I Utah St. 16 Ntw Mtxlco 57 Denv.r 16 Brigham Yount~ 66 Ut•h 93 Wy.mlnt 71 UCLA 67 Stanforlll 54 0.-..on Statto 55 Ongon 54 Steubenville 12 O.nnon 64 Cato Tech 64 Alleeh..,y 60 Mt. Union 69 Ott.rbtln 66 Wfttern Mlchlfln 11 Kt'ftt Stet. 75 Wltttnbtrt 0 H•kl .....,. 31 c_..trel State t.1 ttope. 11 · qhlo NortMrn 17 Bluffton 62 Ohio WHieyen 11 Akron 75 Derl•nc• 69 Wllborfoi'OI 5I v........ wn 61 Mar'-tt• 50 C•ltltal 64 Oberlin 61 Denlto,. , w...... 16 Mulklntum 10 Kenyon 66 A1hlancl 100 Wllmlnatan 6t HIGH SCHOOL IASU'RALL AlhYIIIo 76 Th• ptaiM 60 ClrciDYIIIo SO Cel. -..uiMt J7 lellt.nlll.,. 73 Cola. Con. 64 "llllonl S9 Ploln Clly II Cola. Unlv. 62 Cola. H1rtley U Wlnchfttor 10 klolo Twp. 56 wm HACKETT'S ·SOHIO SERVICE MEET HERSCHEL ROSE-- I POMEROY, OHIO ' a:e Sign ort B:OO Continental Classroom '1;00 Tpda.y · e:oo Katie Doonan Show 9 :30 comedy Time • so.oo . . . ' ••' • •' •• ;• •.• . ' 3;00 ~.:30 4:00 4:3fl 5:00 5:90 6:00 6:l!J 0:2& i :::tu 1_.;,.,..~ Plcotur• 0:45 iiunt!ey )Jrln:rte7 Report 7:00 ~nonball In ,Oyster 'If/hen ••"•"" T""""""'' """" c-. '1t' ed o....... ~·· ..,,,. It •'as it....... '1t' vyvu OhLo, for the PIICIII Y.Nr lnd~"- . P,o ,.JotiR" 2153- 19JO Totol ~l.frloo '"" wo.., Polol · Du•... v ... '"' 6MI-4'' Tu Vtluatlon \JA57,J1 Tu L..,.~ RutiHMI, ()tile, J.l ftNII'¥ 21, 1960 , 1 ~rtlfy tbo followin1 report to 1M ~rect. Ecflth Wllllanwon , · . 4 -00 Amerlean B&.ndstand &:So 'Ml jrUmd Flick.a e :OO San rt-an~isco eat 6"·30 -Your Esso Reporter 6:40 Weatherman 8 :-4:5 John Daly News , :oo Colt ~ '7;30 Cheyenne . 8:30 Bourbon Street :Peat 9:30 Adventures In Paradise 10:30 Man with a C_amera 11:00 The News Tomght 11·05 Scall.ning the Weather. 11 ~ 10 Sports Report · 11-:. 1~ Late Sho"'{ · Ghanne18-Tuesda) · Sh ow 8:00 Doug Martm Rom- er Room. 0:00 ~;: . ~::;e Euo Repurter 11 :30 Peopl8's Choice 12:00 Restle~s Gun Harrisonville hi.ib school ended its se&IJOn of · c&ge play nljht at Wilton, loslna: its lOth ,Jots 1n 19 starts, reserves won their t()t.h in same number of outings. ·11h.e Sciplo bo-y.s h.ave finiillled w.it.b basketball {!xcept for the county tourn-ament :which opens next week. . meh for the reserves ' in• the-ir f6.31 win was Steve Escue :with 19. Jerry Cline of the varsity ended his thigb IIObool career in a blaze of baskehnall:ing .glory, hitting for 29 to oput -his ueraoge clON game level. · 1'7 28 4() 16 33 53 '13 Harrisorwille, Gibson rH-13, 1-o-2, Dilcher 6-3-15, Cline 1 , Miller 2-0-4, McGN~h D-1-1. 1 64 1 ,, Hershel's 12 years of experience wilh Bear equipment surely qualifies him as au expert on automobile brakes and Iron~ end allnement .• Come Ia 'foday For A Brake Check Up! ·BLAETTNAR'S H.e111"Un• ..._:1::::tLOr.:d!P~..:o..:"--;;-""""'::-- HONG KONG (UPI) - Peter ThoiDI!Ion of Auatralla won the South CllJna 11t0lf tournement Sun- I day with a 72-ftole total of 272. He finished 10 slrokea ahead of runner.up KeD N.a1le pf Australia. 1 ' BIG I Hnrlllfl Akl dinics Bellone heU'Iq aid cllDic aehedale: <!•.•tr•l S?J1£:''•~ POMI!ROY atllae MARTIN HOTEL on THURSDAY, Fe•. Ulla. Houn liM. PI'. PLEASANT al tho LOWI' HOTEL oo FRI· DAY, Feb. lftb. Uoun liM Come bt for • , _ te.at and c~em-...uon ol lhe lot<ll lo ""-!!ns .. lb ••~ le1!1'1118 ~· · f'lllantiJIC Ava~~Ule Btltene ef Huntl!tgion I!Q1717. ·~ 'W. v.. ' Mp. J!l7.73 1& 5S 3~ .l\-. last"r cJ..~jal lt_,ms.Of Interest , . .. \6,(10 I , . .. 1~: ltl:re:. Heol')' Eichinger .and son, Dennis, "were recent guests Df Mr. and Mrs. Herman Legg, Grov~pprt. lfr. and Mrs. Eldon Will, ~yra· cuse, spe,.t evi!niry!: with ¥r· apd ~rs. Billy Cleland. · ,n Mr. a~d .Krs. LIJITY Roush, Jack· son, spent th,e weekend with Mr. and Mn. Guy Summerfield. 1 3lr•. ·llo~rt Wood aDd Mrs . Richard tick were Gallipolis lr'illt· on,·Montla.y. Mr. and Mrs. John · Reuter, Ak· ron, apent the weekend h12re _a t the .B. K. Smith home. Mr. and Mn. Henry Beav.e r apent a day with Mp. LowelliBeaver and cb;lchen of MiddlfiiPOrt. Mr. aild llr~. lAwrence Smith and ' Ali~ _ute.nt S.ut~day at Torch )'!ilh !Jfr. aod !.Irs. Lloyd ~­ .'Mr. JDd }4rs. G_Jlorge Ferrell W. ~t UverpoGl were recent gueals · _M.~ ll! T L w •- Bal. Jan .·1, Rcpts ·during year Total Rcpts and ~. Pymts d""'"" y•ar of Mr. -.uu ~rs . . . . e,....... :M~ . .Lona Roecber wu ~eDW tod --.,. "'! 73.7& the Meigs General H,ospita~ , e ·. Bal., .Dee: 31, 19&8 " .oe'day by the emergency squad. ~-"' Mrs. Dorothy Robim'Oll , and ~ Outs. War.,Dec. 31,1959 Bll. ~n Dep. DtJc. 31, 1959 64-2.70 lchlldr>>n of Allred spvn.t an even· Total of all Funci5Jan. 1. tGSO 1328.7f!l. Mrs. John Ginther. during year 16,096.(lflllneo.da! John Ginther spent Wed· I;;;·"··; and Bal. 17,42Z.8'1 In Parkersburg witb h~ ~· 14,036.28 mother, ,Effie Watson, _a patient at 338(1.59 CQmdeq C~k Hospita,. · , __ 19:59 U7.aJ MI. ud. .MrL OLal·~e• . Ei.fl!lBteln, show News the Weather Artb,,.r J. Smltll Iron J:lfi ft:e Jale IUvllil ·n o• I:SO Amos 'n' An"dJ biO ~~tler Truth r,ao To Tell The l:tLO Dennil 0 1Keefe Show 9:30 Many Loves of ·Doby GUlla Tightrope .9:30 Playhoua:e ~i: no:u..,.ts Tu. n·e ·l.n· T. he 1 ~~~:::1~~;=;;;~~~~~~~!Mra~- Eiselstein, all of Col· Jaci: Eisel.Bteln, Jim Vi&ited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd , Wednesday. Mr. Mrs. Orvnte iBrown spept Thursday with their. dsu~h· · t~ • ..Madalyn, at the Umverslty 990 , l!ospit~, r' OT S"· On Your RCJdio Dial a,oo l:OO 11 o·c~ .•;.. A Look at I it Weather •uo. ~ 1 : 15 Theatu 13 FREE DELIVERY ~qpq~ · MJ!ETS' KHI!ISI:tY ~. u: s. 1mbasndor ~ the lrolti>d Nations, chatted Wonnol· Soviet Prtmrler Ni·k lta Suilday night at :the 11teater !Wiher.e tihe .. , pertonnance o!1 "Swan Lake." Lodge ~t . .. !Wssla. 19:19 -3614.39 DEBT . 4333.00 (2) 8, ltc 8 A.M. . 1 :55 P.M. 8:55 AJ,i. 10A.M· 3:55P.M. 12 Noon 5 P.M. Radio $hatjon., · . SY¥CUSE, OHIO ' .. .UI :~:.:u. ·Jf.l,·~~ I 43,13.tl0 • Of The Oh~ Valley Shumway Florists Colwnbus- M\>SCOW (pPI) - Hom Cabot MEWS A Fine Assortment Of Potted Plants, Cut Flowers, Flowers FQI' All Occasions. ~ ' ~ 100.0Q Rev. and Mn. .Ralph Grove of 109'7.74 · Webster were rec!el)~ guests , aQ.d Mrs. Fred V. Rice . Morrta L. Utlllley . . CoDI!llllpl E_xp." FOR THE Gave Her Flowers PHONE 8 1(1,096.1~ 650.66 For v al~utint'!'' Day .... I He said .::.., Pnot had retum~d to WuhingtoR, p. c., wbere he had bought a basket of fresh oy.sten: which had "been Uken from the Pa.wtunt River. · - 11fvt never seen such a thing,. 'hts·)wtfe ei:clalmed_.'----'--- . 18.56 i4J,096.1~ tNm a routin!: fliiM 1:30 Way 9f Life ::oo Day J:h Court :~90 The Gale Storm Sl\ft 3:00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Wbo Do You Trust J:-00 American P:!nastiW ~:30 Rin Tin Tln 5:00 San Franclleo Beat: ~";.Be Your Eaao ReJif'l'* 6:40 Weatherman 8:45 John DaJy Newt 7:30 RoneYmoJPners 7:30 Bronco 8· .'•U W\'oj•t l!:RT'tl •=00 '!'he R_Hle,man 9:30 Ph1Up Marlow, LO,oo !Jcoa Preaen,. \O::iO Ket>n•· Talklng _gilt ,1:00 The .News Ton1 . ·.1:05 Scanning the W-eathll' tl: u, Sporbl .Report .1:1& Lah~ Sbow 12:45 SJgn Off 13 wbn Tbe colonel uid . fte !put the Serviee2382.00 ll :lO Wnthe~t ll :l.S Jad. Paar Shcpw PHONE 308 ' ' WHton, Paimer 11-3--=. Davl.s 6D-lZ, Lambert 6-4-16, Knox 7-1·115, Mollohan 2-1-3. Tota-Ja 32-9-73. Officials, Davis and Swartz. "I otari.d to pry It - I heard a .P&Pb\l: 'tound JJWde,'' be llld. •"l'heN! wu a amafl :filh, at.l.tl 1uve, wbicb ju.t flt inalde lhe sheQ." ~.Q() flsb tn a ,eoldfiah bowl ,ritb a lit· "31·01 tie lilt Jn the w1tet an,d lt lived ~enee 02.S2 for a few boun. 8lU+. He! sald he got the oydeM from 8000.00 · a pilot at nearby Wrtsht.-Patter260.00 sdn Air Force Baae, where' he is 3735.49 1 t'oned t0'7J)(~ 1 a 1 • Cemeteries Ministerial Total Receipts Total Receipts .In Pomeroy 26-12-64. FREE . '""'"hlp· Cl.,. . I.. Paine Gasoline To Rent 9,3o Arthur Murr•Y Party 110:00 M-Squad 10:30 Phll -Sllven Show NO"'/~ . o. tm-J.,t. Cql. Carl of a larae fftlh oyster and found 1 live fish trapped huide. •'Thi• -oy.ter w.as 1 bit, Oft&-.lt least five inche• end to eod" he thue.kled • . GENIRAL TOWNSHIP"-FUHDS' RECEIPTS, General a.nd CJaplf1ed Prcopercy Tu 2912.24 74.2D 8:30 Startime n·.oo PAYTON, 'IUJ!4lacb got the ourprlu ol hlo }Ue w:hen he pried open the •hell Mr..., 'MVL 7:au .uifam1e Fish Fouod ANNUA~ OINANCIAL Rll'OIIT WCHS~T)/ C,unnel · 8 .Chcinnel8- Monday 1 r~ ~,:,~tt~:c.~ob • .• . • Douglo "" Ill 11:30 12:00 12:30 t :OQ 1:10 ~:30 Play Your Huneh PrL<e .._ Riibt Coneeotratlon Truth, or Consequence• It Could Be Yo.u Mid Day Newa Movietime Loretta Youna Sbow Younil _Dr. ~one From Tlteae Roots Co,medy Playhouse J\dventure Tjme Steamboat Bnl Superman Steamboat, Bill Jim ~a.cker Show Weathereast --=-~-.:-::- · I!.,,. Legal ·Notice u~ Sc•"p•"o Ca'gers End Season 0n 73.(iA't Loss Note "Mr. 1nd Mra. Dwight Wallace entertained Sunday evenin1 wllb t birtbdty dinner In honor of Mrs. Myron Miller. Others -'tendiDI tbe were 14f. l!Uler and aon, Rev. Ho,rard Ruppelt and AltD Btuee Wallace. Equipment. Co~pany, Inc. l;.lotf Channel a;.1 ·uesda) Work Guarauteed Birthday Dinner Meigs to REPAIRING Ml,...IJOIIo 104 - I I 102 • 4 :30 Adventure Time D:OO sto\mboat Bill d:so sit. ¥re•M• 8:00 steamboat Bill 4:-~ Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Weathercut -~· 8:90 News Picture 6:45 _ lfuntlef Brin.kleY Report j:91) ~ 'Jlit;kJ.ebercy }found 7:30 RlVeiboat 8:30 'tales of Wells FarJo -9.;:QQ .rC!tAtr Uuloln 9.:30: Alco,a Theatre 10:00 - Steve All•n Sbow 11:00 News H•"dlines 11 :10 Weathetcaat ~l!l .li Jlif!,k raar Show 1 .,Slgn "Off · Radiator CLEANING Cle..lond 4 lullofo 2 NATIONAL II ASSOC. Now York 14J ..,..., liS IYrecu.. 1S5 ClnclnMtl 112 lt. L..,Ls 110 Pltlfo4ol,..lo 101 ' The issue iJ almOit. eertaln I.-.'.I M"-..la·y ,o,sb .. u n:oo 4:00 Comedy Pllyhouse :C:=":;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;; IPrh"'l•ld 3 ltlteh••Nr 2 ' fa - which has rolled up a ll-4 reeord . mo~th's ~our 0 ~ agr 1 cultur~l ~td against some of the beat opposition ! prol.llcts m India, t~e umverslty i West Virginia has to offer in Us Faculty Counc1l dec1ded . to ask three classes, A, AA, and AAA. Fawcett to call for. a specLal mcctFriday night tbe Blacks romped 1. ing of_ ~he Counc1l of Ten. Th~ over invading van 85-4.6 without . counCll 1s composed o,f the p_reslthe services of their top star Jim- d_e~ts ?f the 10 Mldwe5tern umvermy Joe Wedge. Dale Miller, the s1LJes m the football_ conference. "Have Gun, Will Travel' lad looped Th.e Faculty council would have in 32 points, the fourth straight Fa~cett ask the . Council of T~n and game in which he baa broken the write a con~htu~wn for tb.e. ~g 30 point mark. He is a forward. Ten~d wnt.t' mto 1t a pos1L1ve Wed&e sat the a:•me out with a dedaratlon that control of the sore throat, but :will be ready for conference remains In the hands CatboUc tomorrow of the professon. night, the following The OSU faculty gmup has conevening. Other top performers on thil'l tended that sub~tanti~l ~~~~g~s Point club that lov~- tho wCoenreferme~cdee b•'n t ~o~~~~:r egl:n~ and will \.Nac of t December. It ' contended theae A ·clogged or leakllig radiator ALTHEA OH TV can result lin ~ motor NEW YO·"~ (UP!) _ A·l lheo damage. ...,.. and Jim Gibson, former Wimbledon tenni8 up by reservists I champion from New York City Butcb .Newton, Danny John- who 1~ now :a professiona-l, be Stamper, Mike McWil- the Spedal guest on "About John DeBolt. Faces" the ABC.TV prGgr.am, on See Us For won the SEOAL title Feb. '12 _ Miss Gibson wiU recall night by running tbe lb.igldights of b er career. Ful Some Doy Service liS-59, while Jack· knocked off at WANTS AFRICAN OL-YMPICS PHONE 8084 .. ACCRA (UPI)- Premier Kwame [ u.• h 1 ~-b ted With one teague game yet to play n1.n~uma o \No an·a mJgges thus wrapped up the Sunday holding "something like bunUDI exactly one week an Afrlcan Ol)lmpios'' open on4y . Re1ardleu of what happens to Africans ·and .people or Mrieancoming weekend, Pomeroy can descent. Klhrurn&h suggested the 1 • M,ln St. l"ess than one game ahead of game& u a means O'l tr-eating Afri. in the win column. Today eao soUdo~~~rity. "':::::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;j;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~ two victories in front. • Wahama tor the Falcons , game to p. m. The Jackets took Experienced Brake RepalrmCin in December. :56-46 though the Middies practice at all £ol·, season. games, Chaun~)'· . and Eastern is, a showdown for sec- · and · place behind Racine I in the county league standings. [ PRO I.IIULTI NATIONAL IIOCKIY LIAGUI NowY... 4 - - l l -ITorontoO -115 Chi"IO 0 AMIRICAN HOCKIY LIAGUI ,......,..... ' Q - 0 ' 1'1. !~ot~IRIIIJ control ant Blackcs. culty that h.e act to assure faculty pop up when the Jntereolleila&.e The 14-1 Panthers will be bump-~ control of the Big Ten conferenc~. Conference meets ln Columbul ing into a team loaded with talent While he was ~one on h_11 March 3-4. c. , s.-:ua ,aboUt "tricks•• ~••.know I faculty ~~~:er:it:et:n:s:~~t a ~i;~~ ~~ of ;~:1 e1~~:~couegtate conferencf! dia tonia:ht just m ti~e to_ face a ia the ruling body of the Bi.e T!ln. SEOAL contest Friday night against Logan here by hitt_ing the road Wednesday for a contest with the tough Point Pleas- demand from the Umvennty PAJ.._.M SPRINGS, Calif. UPILoot was lugged away by the carload today from the go-hole f 100,000Lf Oeo.rt· Clossic, · f twith numerous h Ita go ers en]oymg a payc ec · -t The marathon golf tournament In another Mid-American game, came to a dramatic close under Western Michigan defeated Kent a fadins desert sun late Sunday State, 81-75. and Arnold Palmer, on~ of the Ohio -conference action saw Wit· most serious career golfen, nabCQLLIGI IAI~ITIALL. 8~ tlnlttd p,... lnternetlontl tenberg run its league record to bed a three·stroke victory with 8-0 by blasting Hellttelberg, 69-~8, $12,000, on his 238, 20 under par. St. John (NY) 79 Nllttre 71 wJth Tony Wilcox gettlng 19 points Former Ohioa n Dow Finstrwald Hervard 73 c .. umitlli. 6f f"or the winners. Capital came won $397.50 by shooting a total of ISeton H..l 93 Let.Yttfto 61 from behind to upset Oberlin, 64- 3112 for oo holes. Finsterwald, a Vlllanov. 63 11.... 31 ... 61, with George Steele scoring 23 former Ohio University atudent New Yotk U. 77 pftt1burth 66 tor the Lutberans. anti Athens resident, sh.ot a live- Manhattan 62 Syracu.. 61 In the Mid-Oh.lo League, Ohio under par 66 on the final round. ·O hio u . t6 Mtrsh ..l •2 Northern stayed on the heela of west VIr. lOl G. Waahlntton 79 Carnes~ I• T•h h 0uqutHn 75 Jeal,'le:leading Defiance, thumping Bluflton, 87-tl2. Ashland . blail~d PHILS SIT EXHIBITIONS Prlnc.eton ' ' Yale 60 ·Wilmlngtun, 100-66. PHILADELPHlA (UPI) - Prior hnnsylv•nl• 59 8 ,...n 57 OT In the st:atc-wide standings, CUJ· t-o making a Cari-bbean tour wHkl Dartmouth IJ Cornell 79 cinnati leade: all 40 teaml with o ~he American Lea·g:uc champion Holy Cross 10 1 ._.ton Coli. 61 17-1 record followed by :Oeliance Chicago White Sox, the I'tlUadel- W&M 101 furMin 61 at 16-l. Ohio State and Toledo are phi-a Phillies will P'lay 17 spring K•ntucky 61 Mississippi 43 1 next with 1:5-2 murks, followed by eXIIlibition games in Florida dur- Auburn 72 O.Orela 45 Wittenberg at 13-.2. - - ing Nareh. Wak• IIGrttt 65 Maryland 64 ,-.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~;;;;==-.;;;;=:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;=tl Clemson 74 Vlrolnla 56 I COLUMBUS UPI- Ohio State ch••••• tneolen Pomeroy's title-holding Panthers wann up for their final Once Greatest SeeS Another I0 Jligh Jumper TELEVISION WSAZ.TV ChC~AMJ J It'll Retain Big 10 Contro] Toughest West Virginia Opposition Mt . High Single Game Louks 236. Team T~ree Games Elks 21H11. Team Smgle Game Elb DU. STANDINGS w. L. Pd. 1. Robinson's Laundry 7 2 .778 2. Elks 5 4 .Me 3. New Haven ~ 4 .~M 4. Stroh 's Beer 4 5 .444 5. Ohio Power 4 ~ .444 6. Jo"ife Novelty Sho~ 2 7 .222 S.uon H•sht Ind. 3 Games Flanagan 659 Jnd . 1 Ga(lle Flanagan and C'lifford 256 Team 3 Games Elk11 2798 Team 1 Game Stroh's Beer 989 Top "5" aowlen Averalf 1. Clifford .. .... ...... _. .. 182 2. Hawley 178 3. Louks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'78 4. Flanagan . . . . 17:5 5. Searles 17:5 I - Night 0su;:;~;;~~;G:;a~~:e Big Blacks Own 11-4 Record Against . CITY LEAGUE . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 8, 1960-7 . 1000 Watts 99biiC �• • --. - - ~ ~--- ---·-- ---- - - ·----~---- ... -- • ~Daily Teen Canteen Middleport Fire Department Auxiliary Dance Saturday Serves Ham Dinner To Firemen Sunday Well Attended Around And About Middleport The Women's Auxiliary of the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department served a ham dinner Sunday afternoon to 23 fire department mernbers, their families and guests. Mrs. Leona Karr assisted the auxiliary in pt-epartng the dinner which was served buffet style in the firem~n's quar· ters above the city hall: ly FREDDll HOUDAIHILT -Juanita June Hawkins Married Saturday · To Th.omas Walker At Pataskala Church On Saturday, Feb . 6th, at 7:30 MLss Juanita June Hawkins dal .. .er of Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkms Sr of Bellefontaine' bec-...te the bride of E. Thomas Walket:, sO~ of Mr. and Mrs'. W. Harrington Walker of Pataskala. ~e cer-emony was performed by the Rev . F . Bert Bonte, aSSISted by Rev. Howard Ruppel! , u( Middleport in the Boule· vard Presbyterian Church in Col· r vmlel.s. ' I· Weekend guet>ts with Mr. and [ Mrs. Karl Kloes were Mrs. Gertrude Kloes and Mr. and Mn. Std· ney Kloes or Colwnbua. Jody Kautr of Pt. Pleaqpt spent the weekend with her grandpar- · t ents, Xr. and Mrs. John K.auff. Mrs. B:ertha Archer, who bas been res1dmg with her son, John. and family m Indiana has returned to Middleport and i1 now residmg at the home of Mrs. tsabeU.e Wine- )l1s:1 V1ck1 Lynn Gmtht.'r mece urday . Saturday night guests with Give~ in mHrriage by her father, or the bnda, served as !low'er g1rl the bride wore M gown of silk taf· m a royal blue gown idcnhcal to and Mn. Guy Reynolds were (eta designed )ir. and Mrli . Hart Lyons of "P.rat.ibury celebrated their 6Jrd weddmg anniversary last Friday. They received many flowers , gifls, ..:ards and loll$ distance calli! from their relatives tmd frumd8 On Saturday a faw•ly dinner was held at the home ~f the1r son·tnlaw :~.nd daughter. Mr <~nd Mrs Paul Winn with whom they m.11ke their home Abw attending Ute dinner were )Jr. and Mr11 . .Maurice Thompson ur Clt•vc land. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT ond TUESDAY "PIIJ..OW TALK" Bock HudMn - Doriti Day Not Op"' Wednftdar and Mrli . William Bland and vaug hn · The Bedford Homt! Demonstra· tion ub met recently at the home or 'MrR. hatehia Ria:.:s. The meetina: waa "broyght to order by the preal ~ent. Xrs. Patricia Jones, and wa.• ned with The Lord's Prayer, yed In uni&on. he meetmg project was "Fam· Jly Llvmg," with Mrs. Patricia Jones a11 leader. Family problenu. were discussed Including the be· hav1or and misbehavior of children, the eClects of environnumt lnherit('d traits, and many othera: The travellns gift was furnished by Mra. Patrjcia Jcwea and awarded to Mn. Dorothy Ch•ney. . A potluck dinner was served at noon to 12 mt;~mben , one a:ue"1t, ~ Solve All Your Wash Day Church Scouts. HAVE YOU TRIED • • week ..• let us do your laundry. We handle everything from fine linens to rugged work clothes with gentle care, laundry service Is remarkably thrifty! ' }, .. Plus Quick Service For Dry at~nlag PHONE Ill b Pomeroy was &lven to Mhs Ermo 1•nonn and l!Irs .. Meinhart for mak· 19;;;:iih. claSI year books. Mrs. Dale !~ to ~~ASS MElTING The Hearthstone Class of the 7,30.:=====· A Houseful Of AU. . . ·, . NEW FURNITURE KITCHEN It's hard to get . $595 wltb.Gut LLrBDge -- ~ a re- frigerator Ia almost a neeeoslty. They're both in· eluded Ia Ibis 3 room group. BAKER' FURNITURE ' ' <' •• Oil Tbe Brlgbteot C61'1ter ID • r ~ Ike Hands Cmigress Problem Of Overhauling Farm Program M'II).PLEPORT WASHINGTON (UP!) -- President EisenhOwer called on Congress today to overhaul the federal farm program to make it "sensible and economic~lly sound and not a political paul· tice." · The Lord'l Prayer in u·nison after which and prizes ~ to Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Meinhart, Mn. Ama.nda Mrs. Cleland Heines. were served b)' hostease!l, Roy Seyfried, Cui Shields and Mrs .. C. J. you can buy a.safe,·flameless electrtc . dryer with satisfaction guaranteed. ~ ·~ ~~Now • !' ·' ' 'It's Pt••• IAelclil' ~ · CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT PlloDe lilt But RADIO FREB BUROPil IIIIOdl your hotp to remolll qritho iltl Your dollan are IIOOdod. lloUan that Jill' ror traooml- ' ~ and lllllyatl. Don't Jot tho Reds cut oil' cap. II" pooplo8 bohlnd tho liOn ~· ll'on!tholnlth. Koop'tho tMh .u... by blpin' RADIO FAill! BUilOI'Il on tho ooirl 'Send )'<lor truth dollin to: CI~DI POl Pll~ 1/•Loc•l-- . . ' ' '" ' • ·, \.o ·" \I .or your money back! n ,. "' F~EEJWORLDI'' \ 'l'iloy'lo- Eloctrfe Dr7w Buyer Da,.. , • :rou pt tho boot oloot. .,.,,.; oa o modern --~ 1:""?' ,eleotrlo ..,.. luaraD~ IAlO% ;your - J i ' boo:ld Soo,....~ap~oloolorlocla)'. Ho'llollow you wf11r .m(y oloetrioity drioo <lolhoo ou.,t>Jao 11ftL!1. Eloc:lrio boot • - . ,. ... , ...., ... , , _ , DO\IiJoa to fade or dlooolor dotboo. Whl.... 1101 whiter, coloaw l>rfPior, clolboo lo~Uoaao!r aacl ~ bolt... . "' oJj, OloOiiiC .uy.n Wt laol to• buO: " •""¥ 'I < ~ t' ... , tel .. lllotd,• .• ,., ..p .d~lni!tOocl So far tho boot w .... tl.a ..... ~ .,.. ~""' .pPlioDci . . . . aow,iurlqlllollrliil)eyVB_,., ~ · . · . •tWA-· ... ' su · YOU I ILICIIIC I AP~UANCI ..,, i DU'LIR ' . •-. , • -- ., ~.~-~~~---------~--------------·----------------------- Tuesday, Febhlary 9, 1960 of--· ' f' """ .. . ' . '.. • . Ro1fary Directono Home Rotary ,,\tJ .rr "were lilt and ,~. w-...,. :Ignore Mayor Lends Hand To Scout 1'eek ' MOW north .. While resignations were not in h&nd last night, Councilmen Joh.a. Zerkle and Lee Smith, and Mayor Kenneth McElhinney agreed that "it wu their impreP:ion Saturd17 at a meeting with two ol the three (Mr. Hennesy waa Ill) that unlea the authority th~::y asked wu eivea they would quit." When council ¥CIMd on Z..... kl_.• motlon to wr•nt '"- tru~~o · .....-, the evthorlty . .....- in • proposed ordln1nat ready tor - - Htlpn loot nltht, It w.11 with the unclerst•ndi"- of thtJY.II CfU'it, or ....... The proposed ordinance, within the bounds of the Ohio CollAtitU: according to soljcitor, Bef.. Fultz. would have fixed eo...-.: authoritj in tbe>~ t6 the town's' cemeteries io-llllal apendinl Pol'OA. Uq. lof.:'.fu: ILICTIICITY DillS CLOTifU SUNSHINI SWIIT ''TELL US ABOUT THE it4 1• I:::;;;,~the meeting, were: pJa11ed .. n...,..Aoln_ond_l ..... Middleport's cemetery trustee& had their ultimatum to town couadl to give them Jm.. mediate total, exclusive fl. nancial control of cemetertes, or they would resign, turnea down Monday night on "3 for, 2 against vote with four required for approval. Thus, lhe long simmering conlrover..y appeared to be · settled. Whetber or not trua. tee chairman Harrv CroSs ancl members Henry Si.vift and C. M. Hernesy in fact will resign. remains to be 'seen. CONVENIENT TERMS alo~ rl" northoott. t l - . ,.., l b ly ..ut1t. rata or IMW nwth te- 3-2 Vote Fails To Carry Move In Council Act S teve Williamson received birth- Middl~pprt , First Baptist Church day congraduations bn his .7tb will JQeet ·U,.is Tueeday evening at bJrthday and ~wu preaented a cate lbo bome of Mr .. and Mrs... Willis f M rom alda Roush. Anthony at BED ROOM LIVING ROOM OfiW. Cleucly. little t.:l J I .. tvN ct..np taUy, t.w ......, fl.,.. Trustee Threat announced the E & R pacbe made by the Guild this 10 thoon. and get all spotlessly clean. What's more, our superior ' Mrs. Wt:eJey Fry, pre1ident of aHS Alumni A.lsocialion is eaUing a meeting of the oHicers of the As1ociation to be beld at her home m Middleport this Wed· nesday eveninc. Tbose -asked to attend are Lee Sm,ith, MISS Sally Schaaf, Mrs. William WaJters, Mrs. Lucy Gresg, Mn. Jack Bachner, Mrs. Charles A.aa Bradbury, Miss Sue Knight and M1sa Fr1eda Faehnle. . Pomeroy-lltlddleport; · ~blo. Pomeroy Troop 249 Prepares For Anniversary Week named. A standing vote ncoivod from Romania. Yes, tho )IOople Uvina In coptive nation& loehlnd tho Iron OLIWn Willi to ......, about tho F100 World , , , want to kilow the \trutb. And 1\ADJO fREI!BUit.OPilla cloinJ • -tjnb In brlnalna tho truth Take wash day and Its problems rlgbt out of the llobJuoD'I Clouen - ' the . enttn.e WEATHER rein . w Meeting Called -~~--..; at y • Lfw ........ 27-M"""" - Club during March and 11LfW! Ldiocl quote In 1 letter CIRCLE'S lAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS * IE A SCOUTI Alumni A.s•ociotwn of Potq.t Pleasant • e Durin;", the eervice the Rev. Waldo J", Bartels gave special recognition to the lfOUp and intraduced Ralph Spencer scoutmaster, who spoke briefly on the organization and •ctivlties ol the troop. Mr. Spencer lntrbduccd his u· and famUy, Mr. and 1\lr.a. Jack sl&tanta, Charles Swatzel, Edgar Bec'htle and :family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Willard Boyer ar-d Blaine Wolbufn ond R<obert E. Henry Cleland and Reino Lind, B;rer. memben of the troop committee. Dana Holdren, CUbmaater, and Mrs. Charles Spenctr, a den mother, repreaentatlvea of' the Cub Scouts were also introduced. Also receiv· ina: recocniUon from Mr. Spencer Wal f..OUis Reibel Pill district com· miaaioner, who helped in lhe or· IIDiJ.IJljl ot Troop 249. the project wllr bo "The C-re o1 and !lobby Buck. · Fabrics. The laaderl Will ~ Mra Sotiat· for the service was Mrs. Louise Well a11d M1i Oorothf R. P. ' ·of Columbiana, who Chaney, sane M:IJ7." .- Robinson s STAND OUTI Chairmen for serving dinners to Mn. 11orcnce McGrath, and ellht Sequtt aervlnl u ulhers for the children. service were Ronnie COJIIna, Jooy The next meetioa: will be at tbe Gilmore, Rloky Campbell, Jeff home or Mrs. Norma Mulford arid Gib.,._ 'Dlok Knl&h~ Goorae Harris Problems ~i~~c S~~~~~tor H old February M • eehng Friday Dem nstrati~ Clu Has Meeting We • H 'lppy Harvesters Ho~e yet it co.sts NO MORE. " ' • and Julia VanMeter. Singmg a varietv of popular ~ rock 'n roll selection& were the Blendetts composed o' Judy Dudding, Judy Johnson and Pat Cera· lick.. Aeeompotinying· the trio on the pi1no was Mi.SI Christine Johnaon, W ays God Exchange Vows At Pataskala Troop 249 Boy S~outs and tl'le1r leaders attended the morning worship service at 'he Federated Sunday In observance o{ the Golden anniversary of Boy Nine Cifll were n1med to com· pete for "Mi• Tri.Count)' of 1960", Tim! Damron, Joyce Parrot, Julie VanMeter, Sharon Foreman, Bever· ly 6oush, .Mol<IJ R<owll, Jockle Capehart, Donna Altizer, Beverly Ann Culllp. AUend1ng the dance from the Curthest d11tance were, Judy Mar· lin and Linda Marttn, bot.b of Portsmouth . Ne::.;t Friday nicht the Tri-County Teen Canteen will move into ·North Gall1a. On tbe following Saturday they will co to the Wa· hama High for a Valentine Dance . crowning of lovely Mao'da •·ush, presented the d,ughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~ • "·-d sunday evenmg · when Roush of Mi"dlepo~. as =• Mo' 11 the resu Jar meet'm& o1 the WYF of Sweetheart of 1~ ''by -·otllu the •·· df8 t unl'ted Pr esb Yter'tan Ch U· Canteen BeaLl~/ ~ Queen, -·Donna reb of M'ddi t t th ' epor me at e Jane Altizer. Members of her maJ· · "Eight es.ty•, cuurt -ere Sh•ron Foreman, (: hurch· He U8ed the to p1c, Ri ch ard devo t wns SyrGCUSe · .C0Uple Boy Scouts Attend Services Sunday Morning AT YOUR STORE OR AT YOUR DOOR. • Ballroom m Featured were ~be RebelJ, com· po&ed of Randy Rothgeb, Nltk Nlc· bolson, Gary Ault and Steve Wil· Hamson. They pr()yjd~ the very latest in popular ROct: •n .Roll music throughout tbe eveninJ:. Hiehlight Qf the evening woa the 11 .~ CONVENIENT and ECONOMICAL t( ~:l~t ~~ea~t~oo.se 1 Friendship F-B Council Held Meeting Recently There's 25% more wh1pped C'rcam t.ohau m oUwr ' Coming from out of town to •ttend the event were Mr. and Mrs. Stdney T. R.usaeH of Glouster. Mr. Russe-ll lB now -an honor<>r... ·-J mem· ber of th.e department due to hla residency He is .also a p/st chief and has .. ~ over 1~ years o serviei! w1th '"'ue ooganization. Mr and u-s. ~'1..1 John Nas.h, of Middleport, were est gu s. 1 WHIPPED CREAM ~ Presbyterian WYf Group Meets Sunday event sat at tables decorated ~trh red _hearts and red ~n~le~ wh100 ocuTied out a V.alenl1ne s Day theme ~r . .~i r. ~Jr. READY TO USt: br; ·,rls: f:be One hundred and lifteenoiiiGM area teenagers were attracted to the "~w~theart Swina:" ni&bt at Saturoay • Tri.County Teen·Can· can GUl'de y our LJVe." Lynn B h 'ded and Mrl'l Paul Moats of Akron . . uc anap. presl over the busmess meetmg at which }in; •' u:-ldmg Hawkins of Bt•'lt!, R W. Va, IS spendmg a few ·la>s Those attending besides the Rus- lume ev. How~~rd Rup~h .announ· here with hl'r mother, Mrs. Roth sells -and Na.sha were Mr and Mn 1ced that on Ecumemcal Sunday, geb of Cheshire who is ill. I Tom Darst and son Jeff Mr d l tFeb 21 ) lh,;e wm be a forei&n Mr and .~rs . Earl Knight spent Mrs. Everett Baohn~r a~d da.;. speak_er at he chur~b for the the weekend in Canal Winchestt"r ters, Mr. .and Mrs. Emmet W Sbu- mormne: servl_ce. In ~~e~ of_ thiS w1th Mr and Mrs. Vietor Will on ter, Mr. aDd MA Robert MeElbin- the group de~Jded to _mv 1te hun to Saturday they attended the W•'d · ny, Mr and Mrs. B F p stay for theJ~ ~ee.ung and are Mr. oa.nd M-. Jamea. ·anarmie dmg of .Juanita Hawkins artd E. 1- a~~~ extendmg an mv1tat1on to all chu· 0 ~" ~ cuu h b to tte d U1. Thomas ,Walker at the Bo•Jlcvard dmgbter Lynn Mr. an•' Mrt Dor. ~c mem ers a n elr meet· G 0 ~fl~, ,::~= SILK 1 Presbyterian Church In Columbus. ald MiJis and ,:._n M · mg. jacket (rom Mam·Relle eo!. John Vronun ~:JY. ~n~Mrw. Plan~ were also discu.ssed for F'r1day 4mner eueats of ~Jr. and lectJ&D, det:lgned by Betty Mr and Mr n gra . n ark, attendmg the 8howing of •.,-be Mrs. Emerson Iones and family tiro!. Tb~ lhort jacket hu a and Mrs s. C?': E. _MoKmnley, Mr. Big Jo'isherman~· which will · 'be were Mrs. Emmett Jones of Sh.1.de tly-away back ·Rnd btll sleeves Mr. R,;••~ er bMGlollkey, dMr. and playmg in Athens this ccmi.ng and Mrs. Jw1ior Stanley of A!'tenli · ......,. I s an · .!1 ksting · party was also over 'a sheath with. high- ·daug:bter Mrs. Jones and :~Irs Stanley cam~ Jc Mr d M grand wee k . A 1ce wn.pptwt mldrfff. especially to attend the :!:astern mas Hanni;;':' nda~ -~· ttbo- planned for 'the _2 7th of the month. Star School of Instruction. and Mrs ' a .ilDU Y, Mr. There were e1ghteen youth predaugllter · Wayne Gibbons end 'lent for tbe meeting and their Guests at the Jone-11 home on Sun· kle and f Mr: -and Mrs. Harol-d Hl.n- counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan included Mn Charles 6ur· . · O!nJ.Iy, Mr. .and Mrs. Da- and Rev. Ruppelt. · and son, Charles, and Dr. A. Vld Jenldm and son David Jr., w Molhoan of Notro. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith .and 60n, Cheryl F1Ce Is reported ill with Mark, Mr. and Mrs. David Ohl-i n- Senior Youth Group nu •t h•r hom•. ger and daughter.&, Mr. and Mr6 Plana Skating Party Mn. William Ohlmger spent . Sunday wtth her 81 ster, Mary ZahJ MIS! Ar~etta Joann Croa.s, dau- Kenneth McElhinny and family. "Love" was the topjc ol the de· m Minersville 'ghter of Mr. and .Mrs. Alva Cron, Mr· .a~d MM. Howard A. DaUeY vot1on11 led by David Brown and Mrs Arthu~ Skinner and her of Syr~cusfl, became the bride of Benny EwJng, wben the Senior mother, Mrs. D.ave Far r, left Ebet ~1ckena, son of Mr. and Mra. Youth Fellowship of the United early Sunday morning f~m Ath- Sam Plcke"s, Syracuse on Sunday, Metbodiat Church met Sunday ens for Chkago lllinoia wh Jan 31, at the Nuarene Church at evening at the church. they will VISit for seve~al d:~: Pataskala.. . Bill Young, vice president, was The Frlendshlp Farm Bureau in charge of the business sesslon, with relatives . The Rev. L. A, Walls, a former Council held the February meet when plana were made for a skat· ... ond Mrs. William Gruesor r·pastor of · the RuUand Nararene tnJ,: at the home of Mr. and Mr~. John L. Wolfe with 13 members. JelL Sunday for a vacation in .i'"'lor- Chur~h, read the vows of the dou· The Fe"&J'Vary meeting Of the ing party to be held Friday even· Ida. While they are gone, Mn. Ro· ble rmg ceremooy at 1:30 p.m. !lappy Harv~taten class of tbe Fed- in.:, Feb. 26, at the Skate-A-Way. 11.11d 3 children pre6ent. bert Jay of Columbus will atay For her weddJI)i the bnde cha&e erat~ ~hutch was held Friday Memben are requeated to tate food and clothing for a needy lam· The pn·~idcnt, Andrew Cross, with their children, Don and Deb· 8 li,:ht _blue taffeta street length · 1n the church aocial room opened lht: mecling with Margaret bie. . dre~s w1th white .ac~essories and w1th . ~hil Meinhart presiding. ily to the next meeting. Wc~tl, L~u c!Yry, Mary RoLtsh offerDinner guests Saturdlly everling ~wore a corea&.e of while carnations. Prayer 1n unison opened • the .Mrs. James Bailey, id"rs. ed pn1yer The lesson material Mr. and Mrli. Welley Pickens of and devotions were led by Lanh11m and daughters spertt "Bctl(•r Community Oe\'i.•lopment'' at the _home of Miss .F1o Hurley Reibel Uliing 15 her to- Thursday wilh MMI. Eugene was used t.y ~1ary Housh diSI.'US· and M11:1 Vanett.a Carroll were, Toledo, were the attendants. Mrs. Charlene and Perry Neal, Patty Picki!TJII wore 8 beia;e street length Prayer Life." She ham and childr~n. Be1pre. ~ ton IL.Hkr A dunat10n was made t~at prayer was dJvlded into to Ltw H<~rinc Emergency .squart. and 8arbaril McGrath of Chester dre4~ .WI\h bl,.ck accessories and Stanley Kelly '!f Chester. '"liti(pmomts, adoration, confetsion 8 white carnation corsage. lt w~s derided Lo ask the cum· and Among those gomg !rom Mid· , ~~ . . and intercession. Grou~ mtsslo ners to not <~llow the public dleport to attend · the JuanUa The bride attehdeod Rutland and BIRglng of "Bless Be the Tie" con· tu dump trash along the mam Hawklus · E. Thomas W11Iter wed· Cheah1t1c ,H'igh Sch,bols and is now eluded the devotions. highways . ding m Columbu5 Saturday even· employed at the A;&P in MiddleThe blrllulay or Mr Cro:,s was · mg were Mr. and Mrs. David Mill· port. 1\lr. Pickens attended Racin-:' During the busineu session, Mrk. observed. ltefre8hment!l were serMrs. Lula Russell, Mrs. Marie High School. He served three years Ad~tm Ebersbach was reported 1 ved The ned meeting to be at and Mr. and Mn. Fleldi.na ~q _the. U. S, A.tmy and is now em". provmg from a recent illneu and I f M M Ch 1 'd ta ~I lld b~,- t he Temperance Mill &rJ4 , thank you note was received thl' unne 0 r. and rs. · aP es her for Clowers and c•rd• res1 en now li¥· Q)" 1 1'hau~s. n . Va. and Mr. aad ~ply Co., In Temperance, Mie.h, .., ~---~Clarence Murray o! Pt. Pleas· where the couple will reside in lbe her while hospitalized. It ~as ncar future . to pay Cor the hmlng of a at the church on prmcess lmes the unc wurn by the m11tron of with a yoke of re-embrotdered honor. She earned a whtte fur Alencon lace that formed a por· mul f t·e~otercd with royal blue car· traJt necklmc. The full nrcular natwn8. r'tirt flowed mto a chapel train . Her Cingerlip v~ 1 1 of 11Jus10 n was Don Ku:fmeyer was the best caught to a half hat of matc;ung man . Robert Gmther, Ralph Ra· su .. lace. Her bouquet was a c.as· mcy. Cha rle:. Pace and Ma.unce cade of white roses and stephan· Skinner, of Yellow Sprmgs, were otl5 accented with ivy . ulihcr!i. Gary Gmther and W1lham . 1Yrohner. o• Pataskala, were rmg "Mrs . Robert F. Gmther was her bearer:; for the double ring cere· sister's matron of honor. M1ss mony. ~ary Carolyn Mtller, Mtss Man The r:-ception was held in the lin Sue Knigbt, both of Middle port, and Mis!i Carolyn Acox and chureh IWt"tal room. Afler a lihort wedding tnp the MISS Janice Butterbaugh were bridcsmald5. They wore ballerina cnuple Will relildc at 1Q98 Johns· length gowns of blue chlffm1 with town Pataskala Road in Pat.11skala . The bnde atlendt~d phio State matchmg vt'iled bow bandeaux . The honor attendant earned a URIVI!tlitly and is employed by the wh1te fur muff centered with roy- 0~10 t~uel Glls Company. Mr. Walk· al blue carnations. The lmde~ · er is a graduate of Ohio State Unl· maids muffs were centered with verslty and i ~ prpcsently a sales· man wilh Sam Miller Dodge, Inc . Bradbury Coup~$ Ob1erve Anniversary 'I1he 17 pefiBOnl attending brenner. Mr. J. nd Mrs. Franees Brewim;ton were m Parkersburg last Sat- umbUJ. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 11160 � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 8, 1960 brown davis fowler shoemaker