https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f953e5a0f862a2af5af2ff9e2416f747.pdf 6e8a645782b3adcb54284fc3d76d4d3f PDF Text Text • • --. - - ~ ~--- ---·-- ---- - - ·----~---- ... -- • ~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 �• that lers Move 1 (CODtlnuool , ,... · - 0...) ...~. School PTA Chules Norri!l; Post 238, Pomeroy Lutheran <$-urth. Orville ·WIIea; Troop 239, Pomeroy C..\bollc Chtp"Cb, ')'ftln \IU.Dalpn, iQIItitutiQn-1 ~fW..; PJtl: W Letart ~b ~ JfJ~rt JtdWh; Pact' 24.S:".)Bd ~ 'U31 .ftaciDe Methodj:i 11.gd _ Cburcbea. Hugb ,CaJ.rn,.. =Pack 244, M~leporl PrQbyterian Church, teWia Saijer, tb!t. rep.; Pack !48; &J;isbur, P?A, William Radford: Troo.p 247, Roek Sprin&s Methodist Church, Dr. John Moore; P.ck 248, Pomeroy Fit'lt Baptist ChurC'h, Dana Hotdren ; Truop 250. Kingsbury Me. t Churc h . z·h !hod11 1 a M1dkt. ll ; and Post 270, Hemlock Grove Grange, James Reese. Mrs. Knight Is H.ostess For DAR Meet1ng . ' wscs• Business H ld I;~:h o;, u. :~~··· u!~nd:~ •• ~=~i I Genera! of the National Society IS IDARA receplion Chut.. A. Jon.. , will ...... eSSIOn e will follow in the M d E . Alumni Lounge of the Oh io Uni- ~ On Oy ven1ng Scout n~Cti'Vl'ty Mrs. A. R. Knight, Regent, verSJty Center. ., In tbe abience of the. Jlfeaident Wlll be hosle$1 to the Return ' IWd vice president, Mrs. M. L. Jonathan M~1ga Chapter or t,he Rev. DaJJid Cruss• i French presided over the bu&i.Natmnal Soc1et)" Daugbter10 of the S Inesa meeting ol Lhe W~S of the Amer1can Re,~olu,tlon, .Friday, j pea .1:..0 IWI8 Heath lletlso<hlt Qlur• wbea Feb. 12th, at two at her home, R~v . , a.vJ.B . GS'upbs .,..-as the Ithey met a~ the chui'Ch MondaY Lincoln Road. 1 guest• ~pealtef ltbdi!J mornmg cvemng. ' 1\li ' • Mrs. Dorothea Amabary will be at _the .)JtddleP'OI't! Ch~rch o( Mrs. Glenn Lambert waa the tbe ·aartstlng hultees. Chnsl durlng the mornmg wor- 1rle\'Ollonal leader for the evemng The progtam fo• the afternoon 1ship se~we He also taught ttte and t.H ~ was .~nted . br will be a book review by Mrs . 1f!omebullder& class during t he ' Mn. Nol\h Hasfttt: · ..~ ·~ Robert Coats. , sunday School hour I Miss Bes~ S'anboMI ~ $erved DU•ing the businesa meeting 1 Rev. Grub9s, wife and two small secretary for the t!Yening. election of delegates to the Na: sons plao to leave soon for South Following the meeting, refreah. 0 1C th •-- 1 . r .. ic.a a · Missionaries ments were ifrved by Mra. Gar· 110 1 1 0 a ongreJs ·, · . e '""" •e Y .m , · net Entsmin(ler 1 Mn. Wal\eJ' ~· Washington, D. C. an April Will Hefore 1 J'eturntng to Glouster ' M p L M't h d be held tl. . . 1c an . 1sun d ay a fie. moon they were t h e : esl Th · 11 Jl .11 b "B ttl Norman Wayland cont'rlbuti.\le e ro ca ~~ e a es 1dinner ~b of Rev. and Mrs. hosle~~os. ' · of th~ ~lvll War. Fred G~hther, pastor of the loHUNTERS TO MEET Ewt_ng s Chapte~, So_n• of the c~l churc,h, Also guests at the 1 'Mle Meigs County Foxhunters Ame:tca_n Revoluhon m Athens, dmner "~ Mr.!l. Martha Chi lds LICI!NSE ISSUED A marriage license has been Association w1ll me('l at •Bald has InVIted ~embers of . Retu~ and MifJ. ljllldred Hawley. The Knob, f£'h . 10. at 7:30 p. m. and Jonathan Metgs and then· , hus· G•ubbc yl~ted bl'iefly with Ml's. sued to Ronald Miller Jr., 32, drlll bands to attend a four oclock Kennet~ Stites and family before operator, Middleport. and Garnet members are urged to attend. freshmenta will be served. meetlni m Gilbreath Chapel on 1eavlna bere . Miller, 41, ~inersville. 1 '1:. "' c• __ I 1 1 •1 I ;. 1 I I I Re-I i•- 1 ' (Contlnuecl Fretn p1.. OM) Award w.UJ be honored at this time by leading business and pro. fessional men of the area . Dr. William H. Stark, Executive Vice Pre&iden~'StJDdaN Ultramlrine is spons of lbe a~ivity . Traditi · · · Qa 'J'eb. S. Scout"! and Explorers and leaders recommit them~lve.!l to the Scout Oath or ,fl19f{l,ise at 8 : 1~ P. M, in the vaJiio(la tline zones . ~ " Plans l,lr:-e. ~~ ~m)Heted ·to carry a re-d . l_eatton _pro&ram over local teleVliiOn ~lions. In many commumtJe• Scout!, th e1r · ptlrenI s, In d tnsti•t uuona " spponsorJng Scout units will unite in honoring volunteer adult leaden whose eoDtributioDs of time and effort in behalf of youth make these unib pouible. • National Seaut leaden repcrrl that 60.1 per cent of all Sco11t units-and there are over 128,000 of them-are sponsored by churcbes and syna&Qiues. Civic grou~ make possible zs.e per cent · of unit.a and schoola . . ' rt :' ·...... i Bed Rolls, F~, For An Overnigh~r Wide Range Of 1910 1960 'I and senior serve tbe fli BEDROOM SUITES PRICED FROM· $139.95 To $299 as!emblle1, and ~, •tuptl ' by Cub Scouta, Boy ScoQ!' and· Elq>lororo. Some wUI exh1tilt Seout htndlcraft or show Scoutlnt mo:tion pictureJ, or bave demonolnUono of Scouttnt Rllll Congratulations to this nation's Cub Scouts, Boy Scouls, Explorers and their adult leaders who are dedicated to b,uilding bf.tter ,citizens, a better community 1nd a better w~rld.lt Is with special pride that we salute this great org•n- or talb •b7 Seoltta. will be unll !llffllla' .meetiftp, reuniona with for. There night iution on Its Golden Jublleal mer m.e1111beH, diriMra recognil tng new Eolle Scoull, Scoutl!l'llft exhtbiU, wt11dow di1Pll7• aad eoutla of bODor 1t which Scout~ will be honored for tbetr accom. 1st Pll•hmentl. Scout. will make pllgrlm.o101 to local ohf\11~ or ·villi ln~'l:'l trial pl1nta (or 10lller 4>otrlti ot:Da-1 ferest groups undei' their own NOW IS fK&·=riME I· " ''~ " TO BU!Y-l •. . ., ' ~. During Our Big Stock Reduction Sale WeAre Offering A Special 20% Discount On Bedroom Suites, Priced From $139.50 to $2 · 99.00. See Our Large Selection Now. Daybook • . I '' The Past Councilors of Theodorua Cougcil Daua·h ten ot America will meet Thursday evening 1t the home of Mr1 . Rollin Bearhs with Mrs. Joseph Beegle, as co· 21ld lAW OF SCOUTING 3rd SCOUT LAW A Scout Is loyal A S~out Is Friendly LAW OF SCOUTING A Scout Is Trustworthy ' A fo·ur-cent Un~ted States comD)A3mar4tiVe postage stamp martdng the tmth annJversary wlll be lssutld on f~b , ,, 'fhouaanda of Scouts •{ld leaden have .preptred "fblat- dky ~ovmt1" to obtain tho new stamp cancelled on the Scout birthda)'. Boy Scout Sunday, Feb. 7, wu observed in churchea of all falthl. Scouts and leaders tn uniform attended services at which time Scouts were presented reli· awards. Tbeae a~ oot Scoutln~o•u1i'~' hut are confeiTed on Sc thoit own•.-urfi!! ..t ' synagoguelil. . ·..~ iT · As tbe Scout keepa himself physically 1trong by training 10 he buHda himself 1pirltualb' b7 practicing his relfgton. The reli- · gious award program helps him grow apirltuaJly, It hel-p~ him pnc tlce "duty to God" to be revel'tlnt t.nd faithful in his reliJious du ties . Daily Sentinel ' ' Tbrou~h their action dur· ing the past 50 years, Scouts ha·ve proved that they are trustworthy. ,' J -'~~ .... . l!qu ~. · · t .'' aorten ' ' 'i.: OHio··"fAtLEY BA.KING COMPANY CLOTHING HOUSE Middleport, Ohio A Scout Is Kind ' ' ., f ( . ' - . THIS' OFFER IS UNIIATABLE BUT TRUE! ' . . It'* lllllil.eaiUie " . ~·· ~ ' ''· .. '. •. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' Pomeroy, O&lo '~ f CLELANDiS A·PPLIANCf. STORE .: Pomeroy, co. co. • j .... · 1.2th LAW A Scout is clean in ap· Of SCOUTING A Scout Is Reverent pearance, thoughts and deeds. He's a person you like to know. .... ' •. .: A Sco~f:is reverent toward 1$ elders as weU u In matlers l't!llgiOU& Arul, be the feelings of otllers. respects · We hope once you get ac· qualnted with us, you'll find you like knowillll us. I In our business, we resp~IJ'Ilur wishes. ' , • ·POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Pomeroy, Ohio . . DOWNIE.GROSS . MEN'S STOllE l'oliterof, ·~ti . ' . ... '' /: YOUR BOY IN TI:IE SCOUTS, NOWI ' ' " OF sceun.,G '111 ' .1 • 11th LAW ,. .• A Scout Is Clean Ohio · . ' '·-,i;:; ' •, ••.1. SI:IPPPU LOCAL BOY SCQUT ACnVITIESI ENROLL \, Pomeroy, ·Ohio Pomeroy, Oblo A Scout may never be called or. to serve brave· ly, but he follows the rule of ube prepared:· just in case! ·We, too, are always prepared t~ serve your . . ' needs. With bullow~prices. :· . . . . ' .. . ., 'R f.• Po11110roy, Ohio I We help•':you to be thJ:#IY. ' .~ ,, PHARMACY LANDMARK ... Scouis learn to avoid ex· ce88 In all things without being stingy. Tl)ey ·lell'll bow to save and manage · money. . . STARK'S A·Scout Is Brave ·· A Scout Is Thrifty .. ; ~ ' We cheerfully serve you and try to maintain a pleasant atmosphere for you to do buslpess ln. Come in and see! Your needs are our most important consideration and "" try to obey them. llifh LAW OF SCOUTING 9th lAW OF SCOUnNG • ' A SeOtit cheerfully serves in all important ways. All of us are governed by laws and needs which demand obedience. A Scout always obeys. GOESSLF.R JEWF.LRY STORE ' Pomeroy, Ohio .. A Scout Is Cheerful ' .M;otor. Sales ,. A Scout Is Obedient We do all we can too, to bring more kindness into the world. It is a key to lasting peace' . Karr & Von Zandt - 8th LAW OF SCOUTING . Courtesy l.s practiced continually In o u r dally buslness too. 1 Pomeroy, Oklo Kindness to every living thing is the creed of the Boy Scout. Courtesy is more than just good manners. A Scout Is considerate of others in all ways. CJRCI.I. IIIC.TINO. SJT RED ANCHOR 7th lAW OF SCOUTING 6th lAW OF SCOUTING lAW OF SCOUnNG -· " STIFFl.ER'S Colambus &Southern Ohio Electrk Co. Middleport, Ohio A Scout Is Courteous ' RUTLAND CUBS -· Rutland has two active Scout organizations with a ·t.rge number of adults Interested in t~e program ~poi!SOI"l'd . bi'tbeJ\ut!an[\ Met,llodlSI Cbqrc~ . Above is Cub Plock 24o, seated I to r, den mother Elsie ·Sutherland, Pa~aster V~rn Weber den mother Ethyl Nicholson; second row, Ronnie Grate,_!! lily TUcker, John.Wi!le steph~ I;ucas Robert Hawkins, David Rice, ·Dean WeberhDennis weber; thlrd row, PaUl. 1ioore1 :Jeffy Snowdjm, Larry Grogan, Larry Taylor, Step en Snowden, Gary Taylor, Dennis Schilling. Scouts find thai by being • friendly to all, tbeir U;Ves and · lillie of others are made happier. You'll find that we are vecy friendly too' ' Pomeroy, Ohio Slh A Scout Is Helpful ·rH~ ''- NEW YORK The Federated Circle will meet Wednesday at 7:30 P~ m. at the c~;[~~· Htlatetael · will be Mrs. ~~ Blltter, Mrs. AIJard and lira. Gladrt Cuekler. For Oaly ...... ~oil Ge• A Olen Athl ~ea1e lkMI .. We offer you many exiras in service too! ,. , iloy s.e~eub .Seoul ., SCOUT LAW A Scout does his "good turn" daily, and more. Our customers can count on us t.oo . . to be loyal to ethical practice~. We too have proved our lrustw6rthiness during our years of business hostess . aa laela U.aWe Dmser A Scout can be co"-,rited on to stand up for 'those principles and p e o p le who deserve loyalty. 4th I o ·' o• •• ~ • 't i . ... ~· , , .. .' �• 1880 Door On Bowl Dl. BASKETBALL Portland, Letart Syracuse Advance SCORES Into 2nd Round UPI - The at Cplumbul, Ohio. But Dllnoill, but officially turn· which had been expected to favor U1 nose at renewlnl Roee renewal of the bowl pad, was ,_,.,competition on a contract ba· the fourth. to vote no. lit. DJinoi.J, caetine I key blllot .D11 iaue, Yoted Monday •llllfiM'S WIFI IN ACCIDI ... T a·~inlt ODELL. Dl. UPI - MQrr ••.nna !111-.:r.rBBIT BADGES Mrs. Char· Supreme Ice Ct-eawl.. ::= HlldiDI .1 BJg Ten team to the' ley' Grimm, wile of the ChicagG Roae Bowl. I Cubl' manager, escaped with a The formal vote on the .bowl .m inor arm injury Monday after . ~oy won't ·rome until nut month tbe conference's winter ON . TIIIJR Sleeting go~ ., .•.l ·" \ .j at: fll!,llhing up her new station wa- .) 111 an accident near here. _,' ~' '}l Brodbury Rd., Middleport, Oblo · Fer t'aleatlae's_.~ .. -- Give. He.r Flowers 50th . . 4'NNIVERSARY Crow's Steak Hous.~ 'BECKY'S Pomeroy, Ohio Save .Your Sales SUps MOOI'E' s POMEROY, OHIO SERVICE CENTER SPECIALS FOR FEBRUARY! Preston Motors · latrodaeto..Y Offer--.;,. BigOAdds More Figurei~ To His Reoor.ds Desert Flower 1 ton 24 4 10 1.8 25 .).().2; Parter 2- .. HANI) and BODY LOTION Ridenoer s-2.8; 51-58 Ch,v. Bondtd Brake Shoes (2 wheels) · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.95 exch. 49-53 Ford Bonded Brdke Shoes (2 wheels) · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.95 exch. Meel Cyh..W Repair Kits · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ,· · · · ·· · · · · · Per Wheel 49c QIICibty Brake Fluid · · · · · · · ···· · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · ·· ·· ··· quart 97c l11ullr Cer FuU Front Heavy Mats · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $6.95 up ·1t!rw.OV" Rull~er Mats · ··.. · · · · ·· .... · ·.... · 1 Pair $1.98 670115 Heavy Duty nre Tubes · · · · ·· each $3.39 -70x15 Standard 1 Year Guar. New nre · · · · · · $15.60 inc. Fed. Tax How $J.OO i=f'iendship Garden • • j Hoyt's Sohio • Pomeroy, Ohio HAND and BODY LOTION llegulor $1.00 each Now 2 for $1.50 Ewing's Ambulance Service DUTTON DRUG CO. COATS BLDG. A Salute To Pomeroy, Oblo MIDDLEPORT 'rile Pomeroy P<~s•ry\l ?.!xil\1.1 :.~ f)'lt\cl ,·j PHONE 85 .•200 Open A New 1960 Account! We Finance! • ;: OPEN NIGHTS I Pomeroy, Oblo IN 20 MINUTES Get your clsh loan here In a few mlnuta~~o J~~111n tor It alone. Be amart WJI!I ~ In your honds now. Wo make every·lilan ,,' :j Motorola -• RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE '.. • it 10, . ... · ' •· 't B. Motn 81. -hrw . . Meigs General tiospital Pomeroy, Oblo R~: 81o S - Thunday 8 Ul Noon Phonel97 E. MilD $1. ' Meigs Equipmentt~fte. - FREE PARKING Pbone zoo J' . .. . . . . . . "' WI can • , • FAST. FAIR and SQUARE. Cleland's . •.. •• :r;. · t~.,. j •• Regular $2.00 llnJie Sh'* For Most Passenger ·Cars In Stock HliHi fJ , ::> t Middleport, ObJo Pomeroy, Ohio / Pomeroy 11 ..,. r.:.' ·. •: .' ..... . ... • Independents To Play At Kyger In Mid-March YOU SAVI UP TO $124' TO STAITWITH-ON THI SAVINOIST lllW'AII-11 CAl IN AMIIICA-THI FALCONI Our new...ize Ford Ia priced up to 1124/m tbu.other 6,pa!110nllf compact can. Deli~n up to 30 mil~s p~r gallon on r1gulpr gu, "I 4)000 mil~• betw~n oil ~hange•. Cuu COIU on everything~oo ~ partt, up to 15% on insuran~1 Come compare the luggaee ~paa, the quality, the perfonnance in Falcon, the euiest car ia ... world to own. Th• Pllto" Tudor hdllt" ., . < . "The Boy" is of considerable importonce in Meigs county. There ore about 315 samples of "The Boy" in Meigs county's Boy Scouts of America units. Joihecl in21 units, advised, d~reat.ed, and ll!d by 150 a.'dults, "The Boy" is our most golden asset. He is our tomor' row. We Solljltehim oncl his leaders on thi~, the. 50th Anniversary 0f:t'he ·Bby Scouts of America. . 'i I , Sus~'· ••" Mill ' :.- ..' . . . ·Lai'IJe,AsiOI'Uileat OfValeatlae c::aady ,, .. , iheaeonotnychoioe of.a lifimmEI! '• ' ' • ,j ,!\11 Gift Boxed In Lovely Heart ~oped ~oxes Reqdy For Giving ~ . tt~·1,.;,.• ,J,. • ... . ' I ' ., .. -. . ' Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' ''! ,.-.·· ! ..., .. ·1P*'' '<rd ' Co •. . ', . ' ' • ., ' ' ' ' . f I ·., "· .'. •' ' WilY nil TOTAI.LY PAIILAHI 100 II 1HI :VAUII LMDII 0111HI nAil In the !up ......,, olze1 Our Fab-lone 500 ~ Ia e¥a7 up to 1142 tm• C>OIIIIorl(upoolour pi mon~ ftneoear . -...' .... ,f f.: ' f ' -·, ' . •· ' , ,. .,., " - Thlmdotbild piW . . - · ..... yw·ba· '. !. .. 1-I v.a ·r emony, ohio · · '~ . , r' For Your Painting Needs ' _,, ' ... ~ .- -\ --· ....... ./ · s.,• DK's·· · · ·· ·· a· · ·~·. J :~~ .. ·.~.P1tARM4 . ·Y ................... c'!.lea Fulton. . ' TraC:ttir. ~~· ind ~~ ~· loueb· lbe bearta of tboae you love--- nt J'I1!IL' New • ., r ' N MOTORS~ ·INC.' MldcUeport, Ohio Williamson Servic:e Cente Marguerite's ShM Store • Of . st. . . . Pomeroy, Ohio . '< •. -- G & J Auto Parts ·J( ... ~ ·,..; .r ·.• : , ,,, •·•~- '·' L&i Shqps ;.fro~- . . . ....... POID.ei'Pft ~ . Mi4cUeport, Oblo .: POmeroy, Olllo ' .. , ' • ,)'-. ~~· ..._eaey F:rancis .florm .. : Pomeroy, Oblo I ,. .,.. lit ' ' ,_ • Mtr• nsll Available Mlddlt!J'Ort, Olilo . .. ' Priced from C55c to $10.00 Has'~~~' .' Tri.Lustre Cleaners · '~ -~·- fi.SHER 1 ..,... R. H. Rawlings Sons .Co· ' ......... ' Pomeroy, Oblo A$1.~9 Value • Robinson's laundry and Dry Cleaning Po1Deroy, Ohio and 'tJLL;I~GSWOR:r'H CI:IOCOL.4TE5o 97c .. '·~ ' .., " Middleport, Ohio • ' r . .-- .. I ..· . ' . '· Moore's Store WHITMAN'S ..l.;;. OLD DOMINION - Pan.Rofler . .•. _..-;".'. .···u·~~ ' ·. ~e)iol'i• .Ol!IP '-·· - With our Fb~ ECOI\IOMY 1\llfiNS " Vog,ue Shoe Sto.re . ' __ •' '' ..... ' ' • \ ,, Quality Print Shop .. lpiiiiOtedJy'~Abov• · fu!;Hc.Spirited Firms > / '-/ '· --•-. ,' --···~· ---- . ·.The loy Scouts ot America· ' ' .... . ..,, ...., ·' ~l : �, (' I ""lr'-"1J. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, , ·( 18-A I Employment o.. Feb. 9, 1960 oi·il:;;;;;===========;;;;:;=;;;.;;;_;; 1 WANT ADS ' PHONE 398 W.::.,ted OpoOrtunities I por -.!. t.ooertloo. IILllmum ebar8< - Ill • - -- -mOGIII!w forthroe....-.. ilpooUI30 ..... per wwd. Pun ntt .of I eesw. Pf' r word wt..U '"'e e~Jed for ld•erUIJ.Df :t 1lll Mid 1ritll1n 10 6.wy, L'ter recelvtne lJi.1L · CANDY ROUTE ...... ID Ad..rtiollli - Sl>ould be r<porle<l llh-:latel7. 'I'll &.lllb Seatinel vW DOt be reap~naole fix more thaD ooe l.ncor teet lutrt.ioo. Cord of ·n.uw Olld Sl>e<i.ll Notices nl ~ 11.00. Obltuarl• "'bUshed .t l cerw: per "WfR'd. 1 DA\: ao ~ 8 DAY' ¥DAYS 8CJo. 00. $1.~ &H SJ.2o '• so 7~ I I GOOD INCOME t MO IUO 16 oo approval by the solicitor and a bondmg attorney. Flre Chief Tom I Darst presented prepared specificbauom wh1ch have been re\liewed Y the counc •l lire committee. Z..:rkle asked for assurance that lhe publk be protected against Poss1oie lul ure re4uests for IJIOht!Y o eJfecl <~ chan."c over in radio 1) •cilllH:" S to be needed in 1963. He NEW HERSHEY I PRODUCTS & OTHERS No Experience Necessary Operate from Ho-me We place and locate all $1.!\1.. U.~ S"l.&O '\tb rt'f'l"l.,,.d t>~· 10 AM will I~ ho t.hat citt.y'11 pap@r I I J Notices (Conthtued From P•• One) Childs in lhe issue-the votes of Zerkle, Fisher and Smith Jell short of 'the rour rt"tuired. Mayor McElhinney in the discu• sion strongly recommended ap. proval of the motion. Council also : Unal!lmously approved Childs' rrsolutwn to have bids for a new f.ire truck ad\lerlised, subject to Business llt..TES WCilDS lD IgnOfe TfUStees WANTED HOUSE WORK.. WILL Uve in. Some nursing if neeetury. PhODt Rutland 2-4307. 2-S«p. ~ _ _ POa CONSJSTINT DEPENDABLE IUISUL'l'B Bn .'\ !'W NEW PORTABLE ZIG· I ZAG sewing machine. Makes but -- -- - - - OJSCU:5SEO , NO ACTION '"o .... unct'l dt'sc u~·•·d -11 t I e11glh : repat· r equt·p · ~ ll uy ,. ng s 1re et ment to embark on a program of repairing 'worst streets first " a ltw at a time. Zerkle felt a planned program would insure good ' strcCls, and not having to pay for. <~ lot of repair all at once. Co uncil a,c:rced some streets were in bAd I FIRST in QUAliTY FAIREST in PRIQS FASTEST in SERVICE - REPORT * I I ! I I 'l I I POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERViCE STAT ION 1 '1 I I I 12) Card of Thanks I A Satisfied Customer II Our Flnl Con»!dorotlon Hoyt's Sohio Service W. Moln St. Phono 9076 POMEROY, OHIO i Aut · II · 1~·91! "I Youne Show Youna Dr. Malone a:SB from The,. Rocts BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS ..• from a local bulk dealer whr c&p flll'Ye · w.ramle Startlme .1\.rthur ~urra:y Party yolo Nc"'• ltc~otua., 11:10 W"!atbCrcaat FURNITURE Rull•nd, Olllo Anold Gr.te, na• dR OONTAC'l IIIASON nJRNITIJit!. Mana, 1\'. v.. rt. ' lOX 229 ~NAMES ~aiyt~! ~SAVES YOU MONEY. t~a.;.ine the AIHnr QU -with Eftf)' D11J Bervlee ---- (20ol Termite Control F.::llE=-E-=m-=..-""ECTI"=""'o,.._- I PHONE 883-Al. Gllirore IUPfll' Store. VaUJhan Pelt Conbu Co. »em· r.,, ber of NaU011al Pill C...lrol • 141 Rt~nt A110eloUOD. IJl.l.tlo ""'-"' ,..,,,.• ,.,,..""' (2,....1 lnsuronce Va.. lt., eft luttemut ...... """"' - -- -...,. ,.... ftt.Y BAIINIS-BUlPSON 2 I 301p APAR:::-:.,.:-:M=E=ms=--:: -..,..:h:.ed,:.::::ond menL A. W. Btll&el. l'bone ll t Ito 2 BEDROOM MODERN APARTMENT I8D per month or 1 8ed· ORO. room • ,. Slvef 1-Door ,....,l""'Yole"'...rlnlcrlor, •ood inon '-'fUll lrolllmiNion. rodlo, ~ IIDI.!Qt. $945 EROY co. ap~rtment. ............, . DON S'DV• , ' ' . ' 'Q. ·~~ . • .,"16.f$> l ; ~ NO per month, ~STICKS TO FAcr~al cha"- 8:00 ~U.( M~ ~ . , 8:00 liODliet ~ ' 10:(1!1 · now proven by more than a bi1hon owner-dnven .nul~l':_ Q~ALITY· . ' =--·===- 1 18 ' -- Z~g Eleetrlc Sewln& Ma<hlne .. $79.50 Electrlr Console . . $3D-SO ELECTRIC PORTABLE OnQ- $1.95 At Y•ur Authorlud SINGER Do We I 2 J ' Real Eitc:i.e ro =-n,......:,.,sALE~~:-=H=ous~--=a""oo:::Ms ahd bath. Gu belt. Slarto loll. s ..lde Bradbury ..hoot Phone !1828-,X. . , • 81p ROOM FURNISHED APT. and TWO N!Cl! LOTS-100 . roOT front UO lt. deep I!OQr Racine. or Inquire 408 SprJni Ave.. Porn· Good I'Oild. PhODO lliCIH 11aa. •• uoi. · 1 a uo I+Qip . a room unlurnlahed apt. Coli JloiG Zl& Moil& · '' · . r 4 8 m ., _ Oennil O.'I<eefe Show 8 :30 Loveo ol Doby Gillll I :00 ll.., Tightrope SCE .-t.r...'D PRICE SIX STUNNING STYLES af 10"' STUDEUK.ER D.EAL£1t'S 9:30, 1'1 P~rhouae 'O'Cln.•k 90 Newt' .... l1 :10 A Look at the Weather U :1G Theater 13 1 ..... AA Channel 13 Wednesday SEE THE STUOEBAt<ER TRUCKS - THEY'RE TOUGHER THAN THE .lOBI 8 :JO News 8:-l.G 9:00 10:00. 10:30 U:OO ~ ., Captain KangarO& Canoon 'fbeater Red Rowe Show On the Go l Love Liley 'Itle Three Stooges 1:30 The Life of Riley 1:00 ArthUr J Srr.l~ewt 1.1•,. The Julll! •n~vlln Show 1:00 1:30 1~ 33 • f:40 7:45 8 :00 £:30 e:a& · ) 11>40 RID (countr'J' and . .Mtenr 12:00 ftluslc} 12:30 · Farm Market r..-P,bft ~~ : ~ News 1:35 Breakfast Party · 2:80 Redlo llymn.tl -. . ~:311 Breakfast Party ' 8:80 Newa 3:~ Breaklut Party 9:30 Community and 9:3ft Breakfaot Party ~o:oo Co!tee Time · 10:115 Swap Shop , . ' "'{' ~~ ;:~~ ~ 'Fif FB )(VH'l' J.l(l it'·· b'~:.,'-·f :;~...._,; ~. !~ Litrle League Mother• · , · ' r News Just For You !Husic Go RoUnd NeWs (Local) · Muaic Go Round • ---------------------·----- Heath MYF Group Holds Regular · :.\nn!'JI j; ·1 • Your Life ·in the Future was Born litre ••• 113 -JI~ars agol A major part of the life you enjoy now, and Iii. the fqtur"" began with the genius born In Thomas Alva Edlstnt, .February 11, 1847, in Milan, Ohio. This week is National Electrical Week. The entire electrical industry observes this 113th anniversary Ia honor of Edison and the energy he plit to work to enrich ·D C¥)r every part of our lives. . .. · Blt!Qtrlcilty ~ o~ Productivity, our health, our cult~. our c~~.'~ .~ pl¥~~~~unty, . ,p,.''' •.. We are priiud'to be part oi' this ilerVille, r • ; : ';· •• .: 1,.. 1 • ~· ".• CINCINNATI-Produce: Eggo, to fl.rm, generaUy le highec, stoc'u moving weU, no inventory eatll'y over reported; consumen white and brown, ·prices at farms A jumbo· 24·28, A large 2D-26, A medium l8-2:f•. A small 10.18, B large 17·29, under erades 9-12; delivered ~ FOB A large 30-32, A medium 29-30, B steady J s~ted the devotions for the evening when tbe .MYF of the Heath Methodist Church met Sunday evening for their regular meet· 'buring tbe short business meet· ing the group decidea to hold a bake sate Feb. 20 at the Tri- larg~ 25-28. Lustre Cleaners. Poultry, fryers and hens gen· erally un.changed, supply and deDuring the. pr~gram bo~, Rev. JP.and spotty, overall live supplies Raymon Konknght d1scussed abo1l! in balance with dressed re. l•":cJ Prob.,.lems of . the MYl'." ~~lY!I"· .,<llldl.,,. p!)ou at T! 111 ..U.U!H.Dg tha<-meettng with · · ~ '1-~-4'"ftr.""1.T•l9; · he youth were their .c9unselors, hila y ens 14-20, Jighl herls '7·10; J.dr. and M'r~. Wayne Gibbons. ft'Yer pprices 124,100 head, 27 per cent at 17, 20 per cent at 17 1·2 20 per cent at 11 1·2. 4(1 {ler cent at 18, 7 per cenl at 1'9. CINCINNATI UPI ~ Livestock Cattte 600, calves 200;·1• ·ehoice 1 1184 lb steers 27; low choice 700· 1000 lb !!6-26.110, good 1100 lb down 23.50-25.~lt . low good 23; low to sverage Choice 962 lb heifers 25.15 few ·choice 750 lb 25, good 23-24.50, standard 20; utility atod commer· clal cows 14.®-lfi.50, standard 17; utiliy and comn\ercial bulls 19· 20.!50; cbbice vealers 33·38. good 28-33, standard 23-28; good 750- om SPOT On Your. Radio Dial ~~lO' 11{1) . 900 lb feeder steers 21·23 ftcigl 2700; barrows and gilts moderatelY active, fully stead}'; 180-24!l lb 13.10-13.60, mostly 13.80 lor 190-220 lb ; 225·235 lb 13.501,_8.00; 210·21~ Jb 13.75; weights above 2to lb. not established; . f!OWS Steady; 300.450 lh 10.75· 11 .~0; 1450-600 lb 10-10.75; boars :.:Jc dower 7. 7~ ; 1mder ~ Jb 8. I 8 A.M. 1:55 P.M. Compensation Cwre Reported Postponed 8:55 A.M. The case of James Sears vs James L. Young, administrator Qf 10 A.M: ~:55 P.M. U11-e Workmen's Compensation l!un~· ICheduled tor a jury hear· 12 Noon 5 P.M. ina , in Common Pleas: court today Seryl~.· Sbcw J,JU olll!l < SJOtio·n: WJEH 1000Wilf1S f90KC l._ai been postponed with no .trial dite oet. · • A firJ baa been called for 9 a. 1 m. tomorrow to hear the case of State ol Ohio vs. Rutland Fuel G!l8 Corp., ~t was st~ted tod&y by Judge John C. Bacon. VISIT.:-:G::A-:R=D-:::1N::S SAM-SOl'~. Fla. - C. B. Hay• man of Long Bottom, enjoyed 1 Yillt to Sarasotu Jungle Gardeni during t~eir recent vacation on the Sun Coaat ol Florida. I ' I,. ··~ .... • THE f ~ B.R1C A sHOp .... ' ' -~ .... I ·' .E. ltotn St. Pom~roy, Ohio la...:;..,..;:......iiiiio.o;.;....---1 ~' ' ' .. , ' . 990 ~J' Stt'OiW!t . .. Market Report MeetiftQ At ChUrC h . \~ports . ~~ .- !', . , .>';, -:"""'; ltltai :~~ CPIII SPBJI CPM-QPNKASWH'1'3, Of Th• Ohio Valier News MuBie Go Ro)lDd ' A Om>...- QaolaKAM]f.I.B HC BAliS NEWS 1beginnlitg at 9 •· m. Al~ Mothers who have boy1 who Swnaormg ~e Sal4!· 1..tu·;he playing b11eball thiuumThere will ,be a 'btike sale: spc,.n- mef. ~ Lir&eq to contr)bute either 10red by the Little League Baseball m~Y or food for thia·"lale ·30 that · Mothers of Middleport this Satur· "they eln m4t. enouiJt .f9r their day mornina: at the Sports Center chartar. ~ " .. ""'1!1!!·,-~.~:r·.-..... ~· . · ; .• ~- Yooton!Q'o 017Ptn<auoto: NONil BUT THE BIU.VIl :DJ11. liJCRVICB THE FAIR-DRYDEN. (0 1t81L XIDI" i'tWU'tl Bpdtca.te, J•c.) Co~ntry Hoe'aown ' ,.:Jll)· ~mnilP.>f(f in~ ~.,t:~.· Nr-~arial .NeWI ~~ I" I" FOR THE News M.ualc Go Round . •:sQ ..N"~ ·• . ~ loeal · ~w. ~:311 • AXYDLIIAAXR lo LONQPIILLOW One letter limplY otonda tor onotbar. In lh1o oample A II used for the three L'1, X for the two 0!.. etc. SlnJ"le Jetter.. apo.. tropbel. the length and fonnatlon ot ttLt woNI ara aL1 hint. Jtadl day the code lettel'l are diflereat. WMPU Daily P.rograrn Schedult 1:~8 Sign On I"" Tune In The 8:30 Amos 'n' Andy f:OO Highway Patrol '1:30 Be Our Guest 8:30 Mr.n Into Space 1:00 The MUiionnire 9:30 fve Got A Secret . 10:00 'l'hf Amedcan Cowboy ,1:00 11 o'docX New 11:10 A Look at the Weather l:Ul rhea~ar 12 1:30 Sian Oil .... w Tom Rue Motors, 399 South Third St., Middleport, 0. 5:00 ~~ I&" 10 4:15 4:30 Edge of Night •·oo PI ;~ Erie Chanittero, president, pre- Verdict I& Youra The BrightEn' Day The Secret Storm B:SO 4:00 f :JO .D'ro~tier 7:30 To 'Tell The Truth ''7 DAILY ClB'fP'l'OQUOTE- Jim's -ow' t2:30 For Tomorrow :ll:tll · 'l')lo GuldiDg. Light I :00 Jleart ol, tho. Cltv 1:3~ A• the World Turtto For . For Worto I:UI ~lute· "•14\ Slt0w . 1:30 Amo• 'n' · dy · J I'~ I" _.. .. Chd4'1 . ~~~.~: 110- !• I'" I . Wo- · 1:15 Late Show 12:•• Sign Oil · -. Coat~ .Khidof ,S I'~ (Eng.) DOWN J . OJ.ue ll'onl,.... . . 11':10 ,Seonnlng the Weather · ~~ %%.I" I' ti. Boy'o l ..ket c~.aef~!~, it!taescfOJ \i:~ Seuch ~:m:,er~;:de . '"1-'tfli.·l~--- ·-~"T'" Alterations Wuthereut t 4.5. Deat.lne• ' t"o:.oo Eye 00 Hawaiian Wednesday Night Flehta · t :OO Tbe IJ1t; ~ St. til!- .-~_-Of NIR!tl - · 1:00 Th8 ThrM Stooseo J:SO -Yfol·.of ~ · J:OO d!~rJ. l SALE • This Is Your Life Mr. and ~rs. North News He.adlinee WHTN..TV .Channel 1'3 ' buildm~s. SPECIAL USED SEWING MACHINE [ \0:00 l0:30 !1:00 1111P- ated I :oo Aboul Paoes !:30 Way of ~e 2:00 Day In ,Court 2:30 Tho! Gale Storm. ShoW 3:00 Beat the Clock S:30 Who iJ)o You 'l'nll& t:OO Amerl(!an B«nd~ 5:30 My Prlend, Filch 8:00 San l"ranclaco Beft 11:80 Your &uo HeP0f141P 8:40 Wt=atberman 8:45 John Daly NeWI 7:00 Four Just Men T:30 Brave Stallion 8:00 Charley Weaver Show f/:30 Ou:ie and Harriett Ill!~ Couutry Hoedowd't~ ' ,_,.. · 11:30 Farm Morl:et Re~·''" 40 acres minerals, Lltub tJr, elt·o.!· tricily, WHier, and 12 acres but· tom land. Bill Coza tt, Ha(' llHl, Ohio. 2 a 6tp "''· Bulltlneh 12:00 Rellleu Guu tO:Ilj) MorninJ Devotloliilll' : ~ DEALElt '!~ HOUSE STAR ROUTE CHESTER. C.U A. J. Carior, YU5-2U2. Z-&«t room house, 3 9:00 Perry Como Show 0...... 8,':" Wtd!l~., l~~~ ~i:."::ullbl oompare thtm all for quality, I'OQinineu, drivmg comfort, and .... of entry. · . ~DOCUMENTED PROOF. Shows that one caf .olf~ you ·. more selection, more satisfaction, more quality-ntcli:f:'9.'f: t!YeT}·. thing you want. Discover all the facts and you'll kMo that Larl<"BUILT BY THE QUALin' MAKER. t2. Borders ts. Reverber- IZ:3(. Love Thaf Bob . 10:08 Alcoa Preeenta IO:!IJ Keep Talking Jl:OG '11le News Toaigllt 11:011 ScaNIIDtllhe Weotblr lll :16 Spol18 Report ll:lCI Late SbOW' IS:4II Sign OU . . FAIUI, SEWING MACIIINE u\IUHn lncludtd. Loeated over Vo1uo Shoo Slore, lot E. llaln St., Pomeroy. Phoq4 80\·M, IIOIJERN 2 li!IDROOI( TRAILEIL Melvin LiUie'a Traller Court, Cheahire, Ohio. ·Phone Emii'IOn T-7328. 2 t 81e ACRE INsu'WCi A1eilto, lllddlo~ l'lro. Aull> 'liOblle, Bondi. ~b011e All. unlurnlohod. llclloOIOn, llltldi•l COMPLETI lNSUIIANCE port Phone 6-M. a a II ttetlon. !Jio, Auto, l'h, Polio.· 7 and 8 ROOM HOUSB 4 ROOM CaD Doll llllll, Mllld~Qolt, apartmoat and 1 · rOom aport. Ollie. , 11~11. , ~ 67 · 1!1·~ Wyo~tt :zuo 1:110 The Rifleman 9:30 PhUip Marlo\1n facu in this handy buyer's gui4c. ~a1& for yourself how The La~ ~Uy . up against the other&. . ' · .. · 38. I;>lp1 out 19. Sound gent. ly, u a ftute 11:15 The Ja~k Paar Sbo1l . l:Ojl· Silo Oil 7:30 Bronco PHONE 907-M SALE: . l:tli . Jobn Daly NeWI =--~----- F'OR •· •;ooo·op~o ,-Sim< ?:so· Honeymooners (2-t1·Jtc) ...... -A.M. ·.f' 8:00 Continentai Classroom 1' '1:00 'l"odU a_.. iJY Sf'UD}IUUB . ' : . '· I At Cheat., Yukon S-2t4J HAMILL IIRVICI STATION 2·9-0tc \:, D:45 "Sign· On . · •:fl!l· -AmerielCiP "--'l!l Call DicK SterreH 28 Wedni!S480• 1:30 ' IIlii Tin 'l1J"" - ' · ~~~~~ 6an Pranelooo Beaf: ""' T- Euo 8:40 Weatherman I " ·· · Indian Utt.) 32. A hermit &. Deedl (L.) 7 :00 'Manhunt 7:30 WP~on Train 8·30 Pricv Is Right ChannelS-r ue'iclCif ~;:,~ a NEW ' ~ O!!falltll J - Wt!atherelat . we,Ml~TV . (:h~n.nel ' SAVE YOU $200-$500 THIS '¥:EAA LOVE THAT f••r Show · • :30· ·ciJnletly 'T1iDe 10:00 ~alit Re 1lt ,, , ' ' FREE! THE BOOK THAT CAN ' • Jlah" eoJn• 10. ~\Ke po.er · 38. French 23. MuaJc note rlver 24. Overhead 1,. Simple. train ton 'fulerda1'• A••irH" breath 23. Double le. Stopt 17. To tree (prefix) {bununa-) tO. Man'• nickname 20. Gold (her.) 215. At home 31. Ktn<l 21. Eut by 27. Covered, u of u . Editor south (abbr.) WtthaiJver bomb (O~br.) :lt. Teara 27. Publlehed 29. Mulberry II. American 'T'he .tim Thll!k~ Sb.,_ ittYie 15. Each H.. Bllndl 16. Moderate, 81 one' a J:SC News "Pictu,... ~ :49 Huntley Brinklu Rerort 1..'00"; ~i~~I'Jff c-~,., Pbene SP-355U ~: 15 If 1:1 PhJI Silvers Show • u:,!B J.d, Adventure Time Steamboat 'Bill Quick Draw McGraw Stea or.boat BiiJ 8·00 M-Squad promptly and where prices are alwaYJ lowest quoted. We are equipped to Jive 1011 aood. efficient service. Close<! Thursday Alte!l'- RUTLA~D 4 :30 !5 :00 5:30 8. Phyaielan 9. Culdea of oma.. liltea «alanf) 11. Father.. ment,a... 10. Biblical · 16. Greet tlon name 1&. More painful 29. "(n time 11. Talking bird 19. ''Th.t!' Mel• · ~mu1 . ) 22. Sports shoea 2:5. Da.1li' 4.00 Com'edy Ple.vhouae . .1... D··'tv. Sale Nowa 1;00 I·t IIJ) Day :Movietime 2:30 Loretta I I l{ld ~lQ I I d~.ly appnfmlt~d 2. s..tlat.e PlaJ Your Huneh Prloe io Rllbt Coru;eotntlon Truth or Cons~ueru:es !~ Cotlld Be You .· doo I Legal N ·' 1&.30 11:00 • L1:80 12:00 D-AllY E:ROSSWORD ACR08S T. 8eope Ja.l1olid o. Ora.t quan. -WSAZ.TV Chonnel 3 " NAMES. "An Comparioon o,f the U.S. Comp;lCI Cal'S pulla no punches-get your Iter COPf at. your Studebaker Dealer. > · · 1 • ' .. tELEVISION" GUIDE ~~dB~:~i:s~l~9;af:oc~~~7St~J:[tJ I · Daii~S8ntinel, Pomeroy•Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 8, 1880-7 ,•· - -- Excellent weekly earnings re· 1 fil li ng and collecting ft()Jll our • new Gandy Dispensers in your 1 FREE-FRE~ area. Requires re&pon.sible per!ih:Jpe. Poasible purchase of equip· only $77 .50. Terms available. ton about 8 houn spare time d · t Phone 343. 2·~·0tc *Eieetrlc Range weekly and minimum cash inG•uves: Montgo mery 16.6 on ~ent this year, ~n repali'S . s a~tupper 11 .9 on lowe r, 25 feet open; mg n~xt year, will be studted tn ELECTROLUX vAcUUM CLEAN· I vestment of $792.00. For in,ler· 100 Gallon G.. ollne . . . I II I . ,. I 19 ·1 un upper, 22. ·6 on 1 commtttee. er- LT ncl<~.ime d $23.00 plus VIew write at on-ce givtn.g u UJ J 1pu ts - Appr ved street foreman Lew$7 .85 due on parts. Phone 343. particulars and phone number lo~er , ~? feel o..:n . Lock 2;J, 18.~ is El~is' roeport, and asked him to *GE Fry Sklllet 2.:;.otc I to Division Manager, Box 668C, !:illitWIII.:!J}' . obtain a u~t of parts and prtces *Register At The I c/o The Daily Sentinel, PomCond•hont of ~~v•ble O..ms: ror the town's compressor (mainly eroy, ot!.io. •All n:-o\lable da ms <>.'" u.own. ,. hose and a hammer)" grue digI - 1 GE VACI ."UM CLEANER SALE. ·-~~~~~~~~,..,,.....J Ohl 0 R1ver Bo.-~h Lock l;s Clty Many le ft over from 1969 In- • . ging recently bas been complicated • ventory. Swivel tops $27..00 (2Q) BusinP.SS Services of .~untmgton down at . 3 :.20 am by rocks. Ellis reported additional 14·6 · Lock 14 · I. F. helberger I men hired to open a ditch in the romplctc with attachments. Terms. Phone 343. 2·5-6tc INcOME TAX SERVICE." QUICK down at tl :JO a~, U..ll ; Lo_ck Ui "ld Pythian para~: which was leau· I Rang,er down ":t 5.25 pm, 0-~, Lock ing to certain storm tile lilling -j47 I ennsylvama down at 6.50 am. I J>O uth of Park-sl in that area. 1D5B 2 BEDRoo:~t HOUSE TRAILdl 1·15; Lock ~3 Invader down at ! Heard letters from the Ohio Fuel 2 -~-tllc :5:30 pm 0·3; lndiana down a~ 7:05 1 ~·:~;; ( :o . annnuncing a 4c per l,OOLI ~R. M_elvin ~ittle's Trailer Court ~~rt. I l hcslure, Ohw. 2 4 6tc 1MUELLER PURNAC~ ... WESTING-! pm lU·U; Jefferson ~own at 8 :10 cu. Ct. increaae in gas rates to all siNGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE ' HOUSI •ppllences. Arnold Bro-IPm 19·.0; Irene c_hotl~ up at l :~ consumers effective March _!, 1960 Ellflt Main Street sewing machine. In excellent then, Syrec:lla•, Ohio. Phone pm 3-l, o~ec u~ at _1. 55 pm. lO-~O, ,, 1111e wtth a coat.o~ gas mcrease Pomeroy, Ohio conditio n. Balance due only 836-Y. 11 19 tfc Vulc~n up at l:t.3o __ am ll ·U,_ ~~k~ da use in the extstmg contract; ':;=.;;=::;:::;:::""""";::;:;="";=~ $39.50. Term a if desired. Phone ICredtlor up at liJ .(J(J . pm J..t:·S, ~: ~nd a letter of thanks from Edison ' 1' O. McCOY 1V. Ha rn~r up ~t lO.;;,u _Pm ().:!, Baker, presented to the Middleport OWLS CLUB, OPEN EVEHY 343. 2-3-6tc [ Hobert P. lJonme up10 at Chamber of commerce, for coun· night except Monday, formerly _ _ _ _ __ Ro t• 2AUCTIONEER L loft '·•1 0 0" ;j :OO 1am n tl -2; Helen Z up at ONE GAS HF.FRIGERATOR, 8 cu. u • onu om, vr-: • : ' am ..... ; c il's cooperation in permitting free the Kal,ydid . llance every Sat· d ·' -• th T urday mght . 2·5-Stc ft ., in good condition . $7!'i. Paul BABY SHOES · BRONZE -GOLD one san ulgg~r anu e. o~ ll!Cters during Christmas week. llaptoll~tall, 22'7 S. 5th Street, and Silver Plated. Write : R. y- Cook lu_w~at m tow;_ Galhpoh ~ ' - Heferred to com~ ittee the Middleport, Phone 6196. mood Thomas, I.angsvllle, Ohio. bland Cl eck ' up at nl.25 P:O l D-U, mayor's recommendation that an 2 6 3te 1 14 30t Allen H Mern\1 up Hl 1:~ am Jold nrdinance (No. 390) be updated · S--TO A. 11 , N'r., 'll'll"t. l ~· c 4-l; Coleman D.'l up,, at e:o5 THAN.K u1b . -···· ---8-0 am in such in11tances as raisin"l!i build· fri e nds and rP lat i\'1'.~ for se11d - :11API..E -DAY·iiED. EicELi..ENT -~ Jane T. up at ~ .Jv 11 rn · ing permit fees from 25c to $5 at . . PIANO TUNING AND REPAlR - ~ No Kanawha River boats re· ,. ing me f l ower~ . letter:; a tul cundttlon . Ope na mto double lng. Kenneth w. Russell Cool · least. . cards when I ·Na:; in the hospital bed. Phone 6240. 2 6 3tc Ill Oh ' Ph ' ported . Welcomed newly elected V11lage 1883 10 " Also Ia Hev . Hulburt for his - ·- ---- · v ''• one · --- . · Treasurer Charlatte Perrin tQ the 2"9' 2/)tp. ~ - ! ot~ce "official family" as she attended kind words und [lrayer~ . To all l ;wo BE AGLE PUPS, 3 mol. ald. Ple~ 511 nt ViiliP.y Ho~pit..al ~;taff Che~p. Mrs .. Hosmer Roush, Min- · FOR JtADIO AND T. V. REPAIRS NOTICii OF APPOINTMENT I her first mcctlng. and doctor~; far the interest ta· ersville, Oluo. 2 8 3tp! C•ll Fr•nk C•pt~lr, 8 , 414 N. Execvtor --Dedde"d informally to study de· ken in my rase. God bleu e:u·h t ____ - - - -- ___ _ , .. Secoad A'l~ MJddlas.ort. t c ... Nt. 11,296 laying parment ol complet,~ (some one. Mrs . Uslc Wea\ler TWo COON DOGS, CHEAP. E. A. M. to 9 P.M. 12-3-Hc 1Eat•t• of Faye •W Mayer decHMd SU,OOO) b•l! on the town scaven2-9--ltc E. Vilatoe, 12 Park SL., Middll'i· · • Nolie• Is he reb; ~iven 'that John gc r" into another year so as not ----purt. 2-D-3tc BEST IN AUCTIONEERING SER· I W Cou~henour whose Post Ofticc til deplete the street maintenance (lj) Soles -· . - - - - - - - _ VICE. Dairy sales a specialty. · . h. oh · R R , ~- ~-- ___ :vtiXED HAY . C. D. CIRCLE, , Ten years experience. Kenneth addre~s IS Ches Ire: lO, • • 2, 'lc9::M::'::B-:cU::: ICK SUPEH 4 dool' Sedan Hadne·Bashan Hoad. 2·D·3tp ' Hager, Coolvllle, Ohio. has beehh asWExMecup tor o1 t c £~s late o •aye . ay· 1 19 30 t,. ower _s tcering 1.1n d brakos. Fltl· _. ··· - - · · - - - - - - - - - "er late of Meigs County, Ohio. de ly _e qUipp ~d. Spotles~ black 11~d AUCTION SALE ~..., .... ceased. I While fuush. $99~. Uhwttnar 11, On Sntudray, F'cb. 20, 1960, begin· AIR CONlJit iOl\1!1. .. RE.F'RlGER-1 Dated th is 23 rd day of January Pomeruy, Ohio. 2 6 6tc ninJ.: .11~ 12 :30 I' · m. at my farm ation 1ervice. Jl' .t.'s Refrlgera· lDtiO. BUICK SI' .~': J ALAND-·· ~~ANY one mt le northc~:~st of C hcst~r, tiQn, New Hnen. Pbone TU· F . H. O'>BRlEN ~ n11 tht• N1•w Hope road , I w11l 2363~ S.23·tf Jud"e of the Pr"batc Court , . . . h ot er llt. ... a at sncnhce pnces. l tiel l at auclJOn the following· " Meigs Cu~nly, Ohio Ol 20; , O, lc. See R. lt. Durst , beloW Long .I JJ.tlo piece livinu room suite; 3 TIILPJI~ION, RADIO & SMALL 121 2 3 Bto~tom, Oh•~·._ 1 10 il(!lp l ydd cUin. 2 writing de!lks, 1 Jppllnnce r~· llr. Phone; . Ottt ···- ·-- ___ _ 1956 MERCURY 2 Dr. se,Jon. New"1· -rJIIIU!Ii\li~inn set, 3 floor lamps, lk>Cllntock. Raolne, Vhlo.~ ~7-;f~ L 1 i :.t_eal tsrotr PoDtiac lrade-in. Locall y ow ned . 2 tabl e l~:~mps, 1 console table, · $89a.. .Biaetlllar'll, Pl..llneroy, Ohio. I IWo-e vcn llotpoinl electric AUCTioNt.~ SE VE N IWU:\1 HouSE FOR sALE 2 6 6k nngc; 1 8 fl . UE refrigerator; .c.mplflfe ""''" 117 Kerr st., Pomeroy , 0. see - -- - I Norge wringer washer, 1 Ben. Crltt BhcUortl Virg1e Mor<~, Star Ht. · 2·9·4tp 19M FORO V8 Conv. Coupe. New dix electric dry er, 1 maple din · lint., Phone _ C.nt•ct ·----- top . Extra good fini11b. $695. ing table and six chairs, 1 din· A. (' lr•Bfeord. llt.clne, Ollt. 6 HOOM HOUSE Wll'ii BATH, 30 BlaetLPar's, 11o meroy . 2 6 6te e u e 11et, 1 12ft. Philco freezer; 8-JI.U acres, D~:~rwin. Cdl David Holter 1 gl.1188 door cupboard , l utility 617 ·L. 2 6 3tp 1963 DeSOTA VB 4 J>oor Sedan. Exceplion.al buy. $3M. Hlactt- cu hine1, 1 ma ple bedroom suite, 101'1 TRII SIIYICI AND Rl· - - - -- - - · -- -1 ndd bed and bedroom furni· monl. Phone 245-X. 12-34Qtp FIVE ROOM HOUSE Wl'J'Il BATH nara, Pom(!roy, Ohio. 2 6 Ole ture, 1 clect.rlc heater, l ol1 - - -·- 1.23 Mres. Melvin Little, Che· helli er, Jot dishes and other f;USTOM HUlLT K.ITLHEN D~ shire, Ohio. 2·9·6tc '60 P'OR.D V8 2 door Seda n. Phtond hmlllt•hold items too numerous 1 •lcned to: vour bom ~ .Fret u24885. 2 6 3tc to mention . Also, 1 Allia-Ch•lm· tlmttea. P'Oi._;nan aud Abbott. . ,_...,~1 Good Claan U••d Can ... r.'!l wmbine, 1 lot corn. Phnue 8..0),ft·Y. 8-6-U . . . . . . llff~ "~li All M.ka1 and Mod•l• Lunch will 00 avall~:tble. CLILANDI MITROPOLITAN MOTORS Owner : Purley Karr. Wle TV Repair llrtl• MIDDLEPORT RUitAL - 6-ruom 60N06 laat Main lt. Auctionrer : I. 0. Mcroy Phone ~100 · frame, both, garage, new uut· Pomeroy, Ohio (2) 9, 13, 1,, 1'7, 18, 19, 6tp ......1'0'1. Oh.... cellar, la rge lot out of h1gh wa· t.er, and VIew of Route 7. $7000. For ·iili<~:E-ROOMSOFALLPOMEROY RURAL - 4-room bu n· gaJow, bat.h, furnut:e ht·~l. full OR SALE---41 ROOM /lOUSE. • runHturl', 41:1 pc. ln all at ln~cl'~ E<'urn iturt with 39" gas baaement, l.al'g u endos<'d buck t room• downilaln alld 2 up, porch. Large lot wiUt garde n, ApprosimateLy 1 acre luvel hmd. · r<~nce and 12 cu. ft. Hot Point <• leclric refrigera tor . The11e 3 several out• buHd lnrt~.s all i u ~;ood Excellenl well . 13 milo• from rooms of furniture were not repair. $6000.00. Pomeroy. l)rlco $1,000. Inquire plt·ked up after a down payment NIAR CHESTER - tf.room frame, Mr1. lt~weU al Pllietowo. w11~ made. The uving1 cen be lullh, .automatic furml.ce , b.;,.se· l ·O ·~Otc yours. No down pt~yme~ 36 .,---,----, .· ment and nearly 30 acre-s of 11 eu. NOH.UI!: JlEFHlG.I::RATOH Before 9:30 A.M. month s to p11y . Just pay the lllnd . $7000.00. in excellent condition. Will aac· balan ce or $8.00 week . Here Ia ....... 601-.1 lAST MAIN-9-roon. framC' , bath, rlflce. C~an be aecn at 667 Ch<,.t· 1 $1299.00 worth ot furniture ror .........., 125 large Jot well located . $350u.ou. nut Street, Middleport, Ohio. KAUTZ FIID STOll only $800.00. Phone 6293. YhtGIL TIAFORD, S.le1man holes, monograms, and m<ony fancy stitches. J<'ull price I KIVEK ' i1 Dispensers Spare or Full Tim• !.on • i 5aid it waa his and council'• undef9fund. Regular bills were paJd. at>nding '"' year !bat ~000 ol The Rev. Fred I. Gardner open· the $2:iPQO bond iAue placed on ed the meeting with prayer. the ballot, and appproved · by vo- Councilmen Covert arrived as the ters, would be for that purpoee. meeting waa adjourned at 10:30. Firemen Howard Dailey and Ev· ert'tt Bachner accompanied Darst to the meeting. · OTHIR ACTION Auend Wedding Clerk Gene Grate was directed Mr. and Mn. Karl Owenli 1pent to send fire protection contracts the weekend in Columbus with for 1960 to Cheshire village and ! lheir son-in-law and daughter, Salisbury township. Mr. and Mrs-. Paul Winebrenner. The mayor ·s report for January .They went especially to attend the uf $259.20, and the clerk's report wedding ol Milis Juanita Hawkini showing a beginning balance in all at the Boulevard Presbyterian funds dec. 31, 1959, of $53.771.27 Church. Rev. Howard Ruppelt of and an ending balance Jan. 21. the local Presbyterian Church as1980, of $.a1,2tl7.07, incl udin g in si.sted with the ceremony and the both fig ures $8,601.26 in the bond organi5t wa.s Mrs. Gordon Harris, rcLircmcnt fund, were approved. IMary Hcnnesy.) HEY, MISTER-DO '\IOU . THINK YOU OWN THE MOON? I ;> ' �-- ----....---··- - ~,..... ......... ---· __. .....:., .•... .- --- . - -~ ......,. , ..._ ' iTAND OuTI e • II A SCOUTI "f:i:l~~ 'nle ladies auxiliary a{ the Syrail · ~ fin: depactme.at met J!onday • • at ta gJving one March 17. VOL XI NO. lt also wu Yoled to bold a jitney supper Feb. 27 a\ the Syracuse school at 5 p. m. ...,u.,.... -•--• · A massive storm system that trlaered hurricane force winds and gtant dust clouds In tbe 'S'outnwest battered tbe Midwest today wltb ball, sleet and' foot-deej> mowo. Huge snow drlfto•Jnd freezing ialn snarled ~und . bltlllportatlon and disrupted airline schedules, strandln& cou~ess travelers. You'll find a dozen ways to use Oip-N-Chip ___ . tlher~ are two de-licious navors. Frei:l.cb. Onlon and Mr . and Mrs . Floyl1 ··tEMCO SPECIAL I ' . . I ,YOU SAVE $50 NOW Alle.you .gojog loJeplAice .your present ~eating equipment? Are yop going ID build a neW .bQme ttiis ye~! You .ctin save $50 .00 if you act now! Pi ckens' Hardware Co. has been awarded ~ Temco '50 .00 checks and these checks will be given out on a first come Oon't ~altMe, ·act nOw 'JD this special offer . Come in or write for your ,50.00 check now! bap,. ' · !Waaonable . j ' i Fa~sltnile . Qf Temco Ch~Qk . ' ,. Clleese-. Of ftle .......... ..tre. 10,1080 Driver Escapes Into est ·Virginia, Losing Police Massive Storm Hits Midwest, Due In Northern Ohio Tonight DIP-N-CHIP Cruiser Fails Pomeroy Chief In Aid Attempt SerY.ioes Mrs. Wi.lliam cr. Middleport . and Pomerqy crulsers proved no · for • 1959 Oldlmoblle numiield oyerdrl~that~vee~tb:io~m~1~0orn•~ tbe who has of Rutland were Saturday guests Pruitt, been confined to her home with a of. M1·. and Mrs. C:harles Buck. Dorothy Wylie, France& Hastlng/1, back ailment is reported about Su nday evening dinner guests Phylll11 Wootf:n, Brookte ·Perry and the same. Her mother, Mrs. Fred of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ebers· Lee C~ok. . Cabeen of Athens bas beeu here bach and l'taughtcrs were Mr. anrl ~ervmg on the reg•stratwn com· several days to assist in her care ·---~=~=~====~~~~~ m1ttet !or the day we~e the fol- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slater of Jaclj;son Mrs. Charles n uck. lowing from the C,l.leShlfe chaptr, also visited last week with the Ma?" Jane Neal, \\ ileen Edw~rds, Slater lamlly. There were only Reed, · • SE Ohio Lucky Again A birthday party was held 1n surprise for Mrs. t.:acr1e St. Clalr and Mrs Gene Moore . '· ~ 25~ ., 'fEATHER enttne idt:bt iD town hiJl and vote~ to clQctl a plot)' 10 bave been giv~Jl March 11 bee&U$C the emergency ~quad .' Slater Luc1e Martin , Esta R~ese, Viole~ Mr. and Mrs. Vauglm McKnight 46 stars then •.• Russell, Darlcl)c McK~nney ana or Columbus visited Sunday wlth Ruth Mack . . . Mr. and Mn. Frank Cheesebrew. when Scouting started _Other chapters makmg up Dis- Mrs. Charles Neal and Mrs. In 1910, now tr_1ct 24 are h~caled . at McArthur, Don Moody were in Gallipolis Wellston , Wilkesydle, Z~leU:I, one day last week. there are SO. H~mdcn, ProclorvJII~, Galhpolla, Mr . and Mrs. c. P. Willio.:m.11 And lust as America Vmton, South Pmnl, Ironton, left this week for & vacation in Thurman, Waterloo and Oak Hill. Flurlda. has grown, so has )Irs. J . w. Beattie and srJn Roy Scouting. At the of Pt. Plea.11ant visiled Saturday end of 1910, there With Mr. and Mn:. Vernon See. 'lll(ere 61.000 boys Mrs. Lucy Gregg and daughter.~~, Judy and Karen were ln Athens · In Scoutlns-r~­ Saturday on business. there are mlll!lol~/ Mrs. Harry Chesher was called The monthly meeting of the Mid· to Chauncey Monday because of P'I'A Board was held Mon- illnes.11 in her family. at the high sChool Mrs. B. N. East went to Char· president of the PTA, Kal· leston Monday to assist in the ad H1ndy Jn charge of the me~ting. cllre of her mother who is HI. Plans were made fot the- next Mr . and Mrs. Carl Brannon meeting of the PTA which wliJ be are planning to Jeave this week hel<,l on lol"iday night, Feb. 19. The ror a "\':.cation In Florida. meellng will be a pay program Mrs. Don Moody who has been with the program being rurni11hed with ~er husband for several by the pupds o( the sixth IJ'ade. '........... to leave this week The Fifth Grade will have chatge home in Chester, Pa. of the ticket aale and tickets will was here they occu· be · out this •en fot the pertonn· Grimm trailer on Second Happy Anniversary From IJJICe. Adult t..ickets will be OOc and 1Street. ~fl.lldren 25e. There will also be a Walter Waddell planned matinee In lhe afternoon for the to her duties at the school children. Wat~r office arter being The Meigs County Council PTA Monday because of a se· meeting, last week in Syrya-~ . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;::;;;::;;;::;;:::;::::;::;:;:: cuse, was tleld dlscus.11cd and also p.luna ;:~~e~ol~d~ were made for the observance ctf }'ebruary ali Founden: Month. Also attending the meeting were Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Luey Greg, .Mn. Ben Pbllson and L. W. McComas. Middleport PTA Boqrd Hold's Business Session and five 191D-1960 GOLDEN JUBILEE, BOY SC~U,'I'S -- mue Baker Furniture In Middleport: ,, ' .. ... . . ~: driven Pnirie ~ Up to nearlJ" Amarillo, Tex. Wlnda .0180 they hli>I!M . il':!rt::"t,..~u . ' Peggy neath tbe· oear Clebilme. waa to a mountlinli4t!· . · Winds of otariY 100 mUes aeeompanied rec!Jrd ·low barometric '"fllii'CO·in- O~boJtl!l..t.~'<an*' lronicaUY, lhe storm tame · on the 90th birthdoy of the U. S. Weather Bureau. But hard.·preesed forecasters had no time to cele· brate t.he taet that on reb. e, 18'10; l~iin_!f C:oocre11 paiaed a joint re.oolution e1bblilhiDJ a DltloDel weatber store. CouucU aervlee. ---- Hannigan Has • Women in HiHlory'' for medJtatlonH used On Radio WMPO Tuelday IJIId Thutsday M ornings at 7:30. Broadcast direet from the · • clntA hour Mrs. George Joachim pres1ded over the mcetlna of the Daughten ot Rutb Cl·alfl. of the Unitt..'<i Methodist when they met at the home of Campbell for a l-ISTEN FOR .PICKENS' HARD WARE SPECIALS .. , when dust atorm.. ad'd ne..v Church Class Holds Party Monday Afternoon OPEN ALL DAY EVERY D.AY kiU~ le11Qo loat durini Surprise From ~~,~~:1~,G~~·:;n~~h:elmer, proresponded ,1« a patriotic quo Fellow Scouters At the cloae of the meeting, a deuert cowte waa aerved by Mrt CampbeU alld !4ra. Earl 1 Oliver to members and peab Mra. Frank Stewart and Mrl. Glad.YW ·Cucklcr. TO MElT AfJIOC:iatioD wUI meet Feb. lOth at S)'J'ac:l&M • .. P• :•t, r" , . H , l · · · ~· '.·, Last minute fillltg · We ~ALUTE. the Boy Scouts of America. In our bonking expe,ierice.'we,l;~~·.~ .~:¥~'.19 people SAVE. W1a! o!~er local movement, on anationwide ~~i~, l_s so so~~ ~~·GUI•WOn­ derful boys who will be our leaders tomorrow. Happy AnnJ'l~rS(lrv,l •.~. 1 :.' ; ':;.-~,'-;:'"' .. • •• ' loOWnl . ,. First National Bank ' .' . OLDS ·'e.OI ' I .., . •· Roelt!e. Ololo ..._ .AND VAN JANDT MOTCMt SALES, POMQGY, 0., · .. .. '. " ' . . . ' -·-............... ~................ . . . ._ . . ., .. ........... . .i ... \ ' . ' . ' .. , ' ' .. , 1 PODieroy, IIIIo. , ' . ' o. ·:·: Citizens Ncttipnol.Bank ~ .!)blo · · ·P~~eroy for T"e · Flr,_rs 18\ft.& 'Sci.iit'•.. ,:,~- a..cll!e, Ohio The Racine Home Bank · urdayfouod entering tbe 8~~~~ Bank. •.' · , . •' . baa been no ()(' penJellliri ,from .inllk and de ry to use peni· under Ure In 10me .... be aaid, up lo � 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 9, 1960 rickard