https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b28f3798c715832ab2f5ba004060cb5.pdf 8b5ac495e8705e52c8c7bd8730645a39 PDF Text Text • Lodge plar Seuion 1 Central Girl Scoutll 1 To Hohl Meelil&lf iam ·Morris presided An organuauonal meetlnP. .for meetinc of the White Girl Scouts from Central Scoool e Wben they met Wed- will be held Tuesd11y, Feb. 16 lrimoon at the American from 3 : ~ to 4:45 p. m . in the Ltgion Hall in Middleport. Pomeroy Baptist Church base· A ihort business meeting was ment Mrs. Victor Young Jr., beld wtlb routine matters being I will be the leader and Mrs. George taken care of. llldts, the asMstanl leader. Follo•Ying the meeting refrelih· All mothers are asked to attend menta were served to lhe group by I this meeting. Mn;. John Moore, lllni. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. (da Bachner, · Troop Or~anirer <if the fo' our Riv· .Mrs. FAgar Allensworth and Mrs. I Prs Girl Scout Council, will be Joe Turner. present. 1 - '' ' CROW'S B-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Feb. 12, 1960 Chester Council Holds Meeting Wednesday Night --.- TO BE MARRIED SATURDAY Mrs. Henry Eichinger aod Mrs. Edgar IUrlun& were hoslelses to the Past C<luncUore o! Che~tcr Coundl l'aughters of America Wednesday evenin& at the lodge hill. STAND OUTI .. STOCK REDU • e IE A SCOUTI enttne Detloted T• ,'J.'lte .1 . . . . . Ofj,,'lw ........... Arq The meefll,g opened wit'h the reading of Pplm 07 by the prea~i­ dent, Mn. Cl&renCe NeUW'i"'ng, followed by the pledge to tbe flag and the Lord'b Prayer. Mrs . Freeman Williams was welcomed as a new member. •. 1'EATHER lntlnto _..... _ _ _ , Ololr. Cold hi_ -~ ........ - ·Sunct.r , _ ..dftldr inchet. Inion IOUthtHt. little ....... r•tur. ch.Mtt. Lew ...,.... 14 •• 22. liit<ul.& COI'Y --1o Games were played during the social hour in charge af Mn. Ol:i· car Weber and Mrs. Willoughby Hill with prizes awarded the winners. Mn. Jobn Wickham, a guesl, won the door prize. Several members received gifts from their secret pah. A dessert course was served by the hostesses and favors were Valentines. STEAK HOUSE Dome Of The FABULOUS Attending . were those named above and Mrs. Rollin Torrence, Mrs. Henry Spem:er, ":tfrL.' RoiS Cleland, Mrs. }~loyd _:!..~nour, Mrs. MUo Biggs, Mrt0 ·Esther Wright, Mrs. :Fannie A~. Mrs. Mabel VanMeter, Mra. ·· ')llr'lon Wood, Mrs. Henry Belv~ Mlts Dolores Kraeuter, Mrs. ~i Curtis Frederick, Mrs. Virgil Ro4tb, Mrs Norman Frederick, Mn fp Eldo.n Kraeuter and guest, Dennis Eichinger. OFF. . . ON A(L Hostesses for the March meetIng will be Mrs. Wood and Mr!l. John Hayes, with Mrs. Curtis Frederick and Mrs. Freeman WHIiama in charge of the program. • in poor health for $139.95 I owned a Pomeroy ' of yeart 11 the RivervJew, E. Maio whieb now is Circle'• a number · $299 JQ ~:;!~:j 11 .He also built and the Five Pointa Gr_tll on. He was a native of Pomeroy, sob of Eric Alex OJlver. who a mall eurier out of the many )'ears, pl,:~:~~poatoff1ce that, a widely known BED:ROOM SUIT·ES · . -, / "'II SANDWICH' c )• . _!t " 1' Order bg Phone And Toke 'Em llome PHONE 52 . Now Is tbe Wn'e to buy. ~ 2!1% mseeunt llt9ftly Abwt Pe,ple ' . .' . Syracuse Man teacher. SurviVIft$ are hi• wife, Bertha, II home on Mulberry Heights; and. two srand(our stl!p · Uses)l . · abd Mea. Ceeil For on au bedroom su,ltes prleed frlim ·$139,95 io $299.00. See our oelectlon now! POMEROY, OHIO WE MEAN BUSINESS Look at these Bargains in Used Cars In Montana J PC. LIVING (fgam Rubber). ROC~ SUITE fJ39~fS '~I 1957 FORD 6 cyl. 2 Door · ·· ·· ··· · · · · $995 Custom sedan. One local owner. Std. transmission. \ BUNK · ~~DS Headboard, Mattress, box SpriDp, Lep TONIGHT Wml THE DEVIL" Ja~ne.s Cagney - SATURDAY ' "TilE MlJMMY" Peter C\Uihtn,- Chris I..ee 1957 FORD V8Jalrlane "500'' · · · · $1,595 "THE GIANT BEllEMont:" Scie1l'Ce Fietlon - SAIZ PRICED Don Murray Hard Top . Like new green and white finish. Dynaflow drive. i'opsln condtUon. llordomaUc. Low mileage, R&H. I TWIN "SHAKE HANDS 19568UICK Speclal2 Door · ·· · · · · · $1,195 1 each ~9.95 alao - SUN., MON. onot TUIS, "YDLOWSTONE KELLY" 1957 MERCURY Montny ·· · · · · · · · · $1,695 . 1 Door Hard Top. One careful local own 0r. Mercurymatlc. Leu than 2&,000 cari!ful miles. .,·FJ~tE.~ . r~, . ~ . 1959BUICK va LaSUn ............ $2,795 d: Door Sedan. ~ CMeful local owner: Power steeriot and brakes. Turblnu drive. Shows best of care. ·..! ~ · --~ · • .. '··' RUG f#~ : 1959 PONnAC VI 4 Door Sedan · ·· · $2,695 teu than 8,000 actual JiJIIes. HydramaUc drive. Spotless. ·WtiO'S GQ!II'O,TO lt57 PONTIAC V8 2 Door · ·· ·· ·· · · · $1,595 11...4 Top Coupe. SpoUess lnalde and out. Hydrll!llallc dtlve. • • .t955 BUICK SUJ* · ...... · .... · .... · $995 YOU CANCEL long wtlks at bill-paying time: • 1Door Sedan. Power oteerlng and braltes. Spotless black ' .bf Wbllaflnlah. . j,J. ' .lf55 -CURY 2 Do9r Sedan · · · · · · · · $195 Cl""-lnlkle nlld out. New Sulek trade·ln. 'orclom,,Uc. Wblte with green top. . , ... ............ $195 9ll12. LO\IJl wjTaqtrr !L <;A.al ; l .RUG· PAl;) ' ·WD ,_.:.... 6f . . ' 9x12 WOOL R,U(l ~· · A.tOn,y: ~ Mail CHECKS drawn on us, to· p~y ' :_ Yl CulfotniiH ............ $595 27i4t. . ,.. We w!ll ••~•• yeu1''0C• Why . not . o~n ' - ' j:! 1 We~.;~"-,·. · .Calls Made E!Dergeocy Unit Sahara Atomic Explosion .France.Proud, U.S. W �...... • • .... .. ~~·~"' w - - · - - - 1 ~ ... -1- ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... \ .. • 0 •• ......~~----..,~--~~~~-·-·-•--o~o-•••~o~<~=~t~%~~~•~·~··~,·~~~~·rc~r·r•r.•~·~·~--~ as t '!)''-· . .......... , •• -··•-fir.; .--~.-----.--.--.-.~ow~~_. •• - -...... - ... ··~ ...... • ·~ ' IHE DAILY SENTINEL They'll De It Every Time · · ··tuture New In Forming So J.IE GETS HIS SWEET M"-0~<~·· Commentating Editorially <' . Poultry Men Hear Production • Costs Discussed At OSU Ai'lP WHAT DOES HE DO? POURS A VARD OF SALT ON IT·.. Farmers Planning Observance ~ 1 ~Ohi~s .U ,700 Future FanlJ'ers win JOin t< wiVJ i\mertca's! Farm' Youth throughout the ' only a bller of the sml and a husbandman to blB livestock, but he IS an accountant a busJ~~kaUon ig, , ~lebrating N:itional FFA week, ness manager, and a rural leader The Future February 26-27. The Future Farmer organ~- Farmers a.re takmg an active part m the Con zatii1J!t.a)ll'5 81!<•1 P\'ldc m bemg a part of Vo- ' serv~tfoo of 9Ur so1l and the ca:r~ ol the pre, ealion81 Agriculture as tl is taught m ttigh 'eious water falbng upon thetr acres of land scllools tllroughout the United States 'Ra- upon which the ever mdolnting population 'decine's very active chapter is pla'llning to join pends for domestic , industnal and recream this observance tional use An educated farm group has made possible •Vocational Agnculture is a part of the ed'" an adequate amount of food bemg produced ': by 10% of our population allowing the other ucational program of 342 ll!gh Schools m 90% to work m other mdustnes and servtces, Ohto. Farm boys learn through their FF A .; Our nation's mcreased workmg population trainmg to conduct meetmgs, speak m pub he, and to solve problems m sml and v.ater wlll make Agnculture trammg even more 1mportant for the future Our trainmg needs conservation They take respons1bthty m op to continue and to improve so that the per' erating a state camping program on Leesville ,.'0 cenl.; ol peppla n'l!'~lng to work ln Agricul- Lake neat" Carrollton, Ohio, for summer tratnture will nbt'li'ave be inc~eased. illg in Cortserva&ton Edueation, and organized ,. ' •, 1 The cyp~a'l Jlarro~er ,oflllday is,,49! I y~-";"" • ,,'P.!';-"-::;:-fJ Three Apply For Marriage Lieense niUIU. - - L8YW U... su. Htcb Bm,le Qiaae - Tum Three Gamet - to P)\fure AND I "\'EST~i;RYK\R m011tl1l7 mMIIDC - tllelr IIIII CUUnp, JM. •LLJOTT IMMOYiiD loin Maxlne Arnold, .W...., $TA,.DINGI Road, recejved word todiJ that IHir WM LIJtl bnJtbn-ln-1aW, Ch~rlel S Elliot~ carun1• 8 1 • " .U&blly improved from a coroaStark.l Drup 7 % 778 E benbacb l-Idw~ II I ,M'l' ary heart •tta.ell Ht 11 at~ Team No 2 4 ' ......, ton Memonal HOJPital Me111 Equl"'ment 1 8 111 l&S Super Mkt. 1 8 ,] 11 JUaY WMMONID A Jury bu been IUmmoped Ind 3 Games - P Mullen, 51J for Tul!Jday at 1 a m , In Common lnd I GIJM - P Jlullen, IS~ l'lu• Court to bear tile caM .t Team 3 Gamea - Cuhnp, 2313 Margu-et McKeDZJe vt. Jam11 L. Team 1 Game - Carltnp, 821 , Young, admmiNator of tM T., Fin ....a.rt Workmen'• Compensation fuDd. P Mullen ,ct. -H- .. , IIIII 148 P CoU1ns >I Murray M Ebenbach Before Yoa B117 BULK MILK TANKS 148 E Sylve1ter Sheriff's deputia will have charce of the Wlllminl •Y•tem throu,:b tbe da7 and PeniDI abl..~ and 'ted Mankin newl,. appolnted Pom,roy village radio opentor will ban tbe mldalJht to 8:00 a m ihtft. bold Cartinp, Te1m Sln&le Game - George M1 chael Coll101, 19. laborer, Reeds111lle, 10n of Mr and 1Mr1 Gordon Collin• and Rtnrly Jean Mlllhone, 18, clerk, daurbtet of Mr and Mrt Vance Mtllbone, Emergency Squad Chief Henry Werry , Herman Werry and Antobe Lucke were buty th11 morning at the .3hertff's of{lce malung the ln stallat1on for the Pomeroy tiren wh1cb will be OP'Uted from that offlee after the teiQbone cbao.a:e o11er to dtal l)'llem, TO - 821. Lawrence ~ BletllnC, 21, AI bany, unemployed 1on ctf Mr and Kn Ben Blenmg and Joy Elaine H•nnlnj. 18 bookkeeper, d•ueh ter of Mr and MH DarreJi Han nl ng, Albany Route 2 New Siren Being 1118talled In Pomeroy wqsr... TM Rutlan4 Bod - 2313 RD PARTY HELD P CoJ. P. Malin, day, Feb _,, It 'J:M p, m. It th bijb tthool om 188 Record• ln tbt Probate Court 1how that hcen~e~ to W'ed have ~n 111ued to the followllll Aaron Uyaell, 2t, Umber worker Pameroy son of Mr and Hr1 Ed Hnell anrl Gr.ce Ehnbeth Birrell, 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs BenJamm BArrett, :&liddJeport Mrs. Howard Burns entertamed member11 of the Jumor Class of guls of the EUB Charch on Wednesday e1'enmg at the church Games were played and Bible contests held Refreshments were served to Conme Clark, Connie CarpeDter, Carolyn Staats, Patn c1a St4ats, Jeanette M1ller, JeanJne Miller, Ann •Miller, ' Sue Huston, U01Uman~ Becky Butr1s, !;hoot Rtesber:, •Mrs, John Bumgar. " Johnson and a- IDol. - m,~o Thr• 148 S~E THE HEARING POit DEACON ATI.ANTA UPI-A Baptilt de•· con wa1 Jthedtded for a preUmm ary hearm1 tod1y on ch.rges he tried to k1JI the mtnllt« of hie Icburcb 110 that be miebt marry Ith• m111uta''s witt Pulll!tl tdd Ithe de~eon. Willii:m C Johntoa, eonfeu,d rtgein• a home m1•e 1 133, dlyyn~o~nu~,.~I!O~Ill~b~lnglhe~-~~~of~lh~,'~;,:;=:;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;:;;;,:;;,:;;::;;;;;;~' ! •- ----- 2 Traffic Olfenden Qted Into Court ' A •nt secretaries. Economy wa1 founded m 1812 Plans Being Made At Mason Two traffic oftenden citfd bp the atate patrol were fined thu mommg in Melp County court by Judge E W Peoples Letart_Pony Named Champ Fmed $10 and cottl each were Nelson D Wateon for no operator's hcen1e lftd Eldon L Sautera, fw no mutner, Wat.on'• flbe and costa were IIUil'tnded when he told the court that be bad for· gotten to renew his Ucenae fiye daya ago_....:.,_ ' Of Reserves __ For Sale Fi- Carnival 3 MODEL 44G John Deere ~ty of ~ty for lillinl 0< eultivatinl beall7 ooilll. NOD·windiDI. ooelt~ tlneo, • '. ~~ q&aUUI • : b~ "'l'-ldl"' ib>e CRAWlERS aoembllto (8%" to WITH Bld'J)ES dwlpin- MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY Full-J vllibillty. ....... for a dasoomdmtioo 1959 and benefit to today! Now 3 hpl ·MARIETTA "HARVEST KING SILO" ' ' . w· I : both In ·b aeharit Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. gardens m commercial plantings ' fo , Public ACROSS l, Bombardl e Fine Une ot a letter 11. Around 12. Blackberry drupeltrta IS. Meanlnl' U. Takeone'l dancing partner 15, COni\IM. lt Type mi&IUN ' ' vehicle 3 Re!embllng 33. Cublo I abbr.) a. hard utensil meld 27 Maker e American Indian 7 Shield 8 Ceremony 9. Beglnnlnl' 10 Evenll,lally n. Pithy ..... 18. Greek letter Uon n. Timid 22. Younlf 20. 8 .. JS.DIInl\1111 2f.lf'alry (ob..,.) qUHql 241. Fletltraul ~po ...) '· . · 0 fOiii!JtOY, OHIO That's My I devel(ip a cracl•fi''" tapestry 28. Slber.. • • t~?t.ato. Saving Money? lan oui! 31. Ex· clam a. tlon tlilnp 33 Chtclo aa. Riddle "TI;at's Bill Jobnson. He '!~Peel up as a f-or.,agenl to save a lltUe money 1>J1 f<!rtililer. Then be drove ftfty miles to tbe plant to pick It up. Now he's brealdn' lt1s back unloadins it. th..t to your h\llo< U.)tbbe el-., Thet aparkJing converaa)'Otl beoome doubly coocentr&Un( a.. tAo 3&. Grain .. tbrelhtnc . tool 3To JO'rol!"k river If, Greek '' ") ortfto ' "I value my time. I want SERVICE as well as price. That's wily l " '"' 1: !'..'Z;'I.Y ; ~!, "' '.!. i' Vfi*Abl~l H. 0Ytrhel4: •r • ' , aCJ, Awl•·· " ;;) w..,, ., .~ • .,. '... ~~ J delegate lbe. job- to " ~ who !lou- II otraltlot llfont to.tlllllr 111y looc- of LANDMAIIK'o _ .... loo'tlll- IEIIYICI. y.., tot - ·, ~ . LANDMARK. , ,,,~,._~1·1' - delivery you tan count en. plw •xtt'fll like eoll ...,,,,..., hchMc:al tselp 0 te.Dtltant and credJt - · U; lhmt· t.nnt bulk thllvwy and .,....Int. 50 or 10 Jb. IMp JUBILEE .. CASH BONUS tl. Mullo nate 42. Fib •a.:Ru111an. rulera Bow Do.Yoa Get YomT 4e. JA.wn 41. Miullidppl ' MILK REPLACER· tm¥nkrileat e . New:sn,.. , llrldlltate - 10.1\ubou' oR 11oo 111- 1 v-l~o, anllblollct. a calf oHclo. ll.oMOial ... DOWN' l.J'o..UUO.. ' onlnonlla onol 1 ' ' - J. J'oti.oh (8.W.L) ........... .. ~ Come IJI Todoy '' See ond Bay A LANDMARK FERT.Q.PELS ... Olilo's FERGUS.ON . UHfOR best seUlllg plant fee<l. Granulated, =-- ' oey'a homogenizecl, feecla crops eveni,Y. ' CALL TODAY FOR R~ SERVICE nlcltname . ,, ., UAZU KPba P~ UAO BY006Y ~OtZPLXt' 0 I o " t.loft.oUIIl (oI -~ ' . ·SEED ••• - 3$ .. ' . TIDie Is Near Vovriii~Jhr,FirgiiiO~ oultr ' I j ' ' ' .. ('r,.~"'l ;,; •11111!11ROV, OHIQ ' We Do Custom Gri~dlng•• -~ Mklclleport No.2nd5t. '" 0 • I I '" ' CARSEY, M-c;r IAi:K ., Phone 98 or ~ .' Middleport Feed MiD 11 "Be Sure ()/'QwtUty And V,iue;' , •• SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS ' fii~Tot!I-TH~MPfON TRACTO' ,SALIS '"\, ... ~ FERTILIZER ). . ~~· 'PGMI'ItOY Rn~nrO.WITHTHE--- ' p • Is He Rea.lly UnEortunateJy a ~ew or the Ju fruita will erick. Statioft re· .earchera are at TtOdi tryfna: to Scottown, Ohio ot aaylnl' ::n. Exclama.. var~et1es, by 25 per cent. frmta of JubUue •tt heavy meaty It 11 unmune tq Fltaar· w1lt and Stemp~ylius leaf and IS somewhat -tolerant to ~~!:~~~ria Jeif apot and tobacco Pbone Gllllpolls AL. 68137 28 Coal "Where ~ty Is Paramount!' Comer Seeond tind Bo.tlemal 811. w1th whtc}t. to compare new DAN NOTTER & SONS CROSSWORD PHONE H W R Jub1lee bas outptodoced ~.'~'~'"": wb1eh has 1;te,come a crit 5 l:'ear Flnanee Plan . ' «Wl.Y' UU.IO lnelud81 Depth: Gawre, Wileels: and R.ewne flvrrow Oplntr Atlllaltk! ·----- Onlr $1.50 Dr Leonar~ J Alexander, who rltade the crosses that led to the of Ohio w.n Jubilee, says Hs adY:antages are h~gh y1eld, ~::~~::.' Itquality and disease re has iiven good re PLACE YOUR 1960 ORDER N 0 first with fing~r.tip POWER REVERSE "" ~A$T MAIN StQtr: -.,- �·· ---------....... -----~- • • ke Won L 1 ;7 0 r Put Co v c 1 s •' 65 3 11 3 v s ·da Nig D Sen lnel, • eroy eb. 13, 19 Da Atla ell on Fo Sixth 11 ' -59, • - • ,. 11 ' ur Hurt • sme I L S lth eat dria (in on 12 ,. 1 10 5 3 2 11 26 1 lrT 43 58 rris 2 1 (1·;:1J1i~a011; ~.d~ 4 (1·3) 9. T als Jlin 1 4; ETRI8 Pom l. (CI- et ge of havin m•••>u< his soiled e gov 1•11111 n lhlnt FLOORING •' ~ ' ·.. • WALL . TILE .. ... : I VAL '. • · llfiten ·~ Ill a t be asslgl~ed for over- e H•. I I • ( p. m. Even g pnise serv., 7:30 p. m. Ptray I ODI and AniM'8f I' ~-·- - '$1 .45 OUNCE • I . I m et-. TV m nt. Sen!.line!, P eJO)'··Mlditie'pl!ri, t>., tk. ta, 1.,.4 �~~ ·-~' ....... .. ... ~ ~ 11114cDep<>rl, 0 ., F I, T ADS T LEVI 10 . h~d a~ o· l teJoc. ;rer l DA'r 11180~7 WS %.TV Chann I 'J'heater liNK. FLAT, TWO inche o.ne 63 d Sltecu.l Not ·I I I lam ree I rn'Q. g Ckol 3 DA.Y ""' II Ill!< lp P MEROY LANDMAR SU SE I ST TION ' If ll EN vaila 6304-X. HS.TV •=oo ~= -Monday 1101 1:30 8:00 :30 0 MoVit! :00 E~so I . eporter r. Adams an stltsa G 11:00 11:00 Love That · bo e b Faces ABC Playhouse nay in urt CROPP! G 1 pie lirove k We , PlliJ'L- Off r. .M.d!iii.ChUII tt~ Wa~>hlnCl <• HI, ee Jl.. u. Uuul, tom, Ohto. lDaO ' JlCUit nlng m 'L bcdan , "'115. CIUim ut. ew Uuic tndc-in . tnara, Pomeroy, 0. -~~= Tune troh T Automatica t Hone h(!st \ 10 ices Gale St Sho at ttie Clod.: Who D You ust e ·can B&nd.stand :'rlend eka San Francis eat ur Es o R rter 0 6 6 6 uallty 6 9 C LLIG Soh Water Senlc:a our Ill MuiM y 1 17 178 176 170 l T'•m•eblll Owne Of Co . .,. nu ere eben an ~ .. ., " 1 • I) . .. .U"l"~ . !'I"-~ ~,6"1;~ f ~. . ! '·' ' ' " ' . . ' ' ' ) • 'l.· . . �. . . .... t-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb 13, 1960 ... ' MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED ,r=:::=:====~=====n ·~· .............. Middleport Grade Clas~sHoJd CIIUCkU FOR TODAY e CAI.L POR YOUTH LEAMINGTON, Inti""" UPI1...,..,. conhlt1nh ln tht Mal iuolltl.. for ""' .._ _ , ... ~ t1lfl"' beauty centett tre til,..._. Ina ut to unl... ludiH •re chONn. One ludtt ie .,.,..r '"'*' '"" 60. Sixth Grade Pupils To Pre~ent Play . / At Middleport PTA Meetmg Next Fnday Next Friday everung the Middleport PTA wJII have a pay program presented b) the Sixth grade pupils under the dtrec· tion of Mrs Da1sy Blakeslee, Mrs Grace Hawley and M1s Dorothy Lacey The play will be a two act play with many mustcal numbers The setting of the play ts 1n the Western VIllage of B'm and- thou cowuuys on c moon Wreck at Belpre rural areas. Other pupils Will be members c day and m1dmght Sunday, two otber persons dled, one of carbon manonde fumes and another from il)juliet in an indllltrlal accident Alliance Man Wants Edwards, Jon 1 n L ~·omb Cun.ung am, oro y lr~" , V'1lhard Moore, Kay Boggess, Car olyn Qmllen, Larry Pettlt, Gary Stobarl, Gene Stephenson, Paul Wdson, Joe HCichman, Edith Haptonstall, Rachel Wilson Lmda Ja cobs, Brenda Toney, Becky Alle11t1 worth, Chrutme Bryan, Charlotte Black, Davtd Burkett, Pamela Cu vert, Ruth Ann Kloea, Jack S1g man, Chrlstme Bailey, Oltta Lewu Sheryl Martm, Mtke Bostic, Jan ell Call, David Covert. F'red Hobin son and Richard Ward ,' ,.,'nl.e • ·dead - .1!Deluded ....._ one Spnng- f ,fltl'ld, Ohio, woman Catholic Women's Club Me~ting CROW'S Brought Man In For Transfer Home Of Tile FABULOUS YA~HTINE DANCE , EAGLES CLUB Saturday, fHrUCI'J 13.. - 9til1 MEMBERS and GUESTS liiUIIC BY THE lOB RITCHIE COMBO SANDWICH A Good~ to 1\.oow .... Order By Phoae Alul Take 'Em Home , 1:1,1 , 1 ' I I[ f I • • this little space · MEIGS SERVICE DAIRY UNIT Your Local IREm TO THE lEST FOR USS holds a living room full of 1. Cboteufbulls by way of frolell semeJJ at no extra cost. • Samsonite folding chair~! ' -·.. 2. ~M-OO 11reecC.ac Fee ~ •· ' ' . lcllo for l-ID jUII ' < •• ... ' ,!.; ·' aatll ~I .I:""!' Ill tolby. r /' '•!!' ,, ~ , ID ) """' """ T.....y. Hlfh . . . . 251:1 Low .... 1oM 12-21 s.... F':rremen 8att}e snow' N0l FlaJDe 1 DiSalle Dinner, Speech Will Be In Sacred Heart Church ' SaturdavJ t..a.U. ""-'~ Two loaded coal ba:r&eJ at the moonng dock at tbe Philip Sporn Plant, became released and drifted down the nvar ' during the ntght, Pleasant brJ4ge on the Ohio 'Cif the nver The other ;fiM Deen loeated, Ill llid. 'l'Jie sunkeh barge waS tti'uet 'by up..nver bound to"!> Vulean mornina but little 4image wn thought to Dave lJI!en callJJei. by tbe rollis&on. 'lbe cause 01. the barges llappmg the11' moormes at tbe PbJ.Iip Sporn plant has not been reiJQI'ted. ,r Pomeroy Squad *7"~ · Mid ...,. It waa reported this monunJ. One found shortly befon hOOD tosunk about one mile abo¥e the STEAK HOUSE ~ =ro.:au~=~·~ practlctl .. dllln Clll bo . ' • end car DofAGroup Entertained By Mrs. Bearhs . . , .. . .. ~ llpl(e, Fair MANY SCENES LIKE TillS traveii.Dg m '• aoutheutern Oblo. She was Sylvia About 8.10 p m. Saturday evea· An1paeh, 88, killed m a three-car ine, at the hei&hUJ Of tbe wont c:ollislon on U. S 50 abaut two mow storm thla area hat seen iD mllea wett of Belpre. yean. the fJre alarm aounded Others dead are Htrold Wagner, the Middleport aDd Pomeroy 19, Laurelville, m a ear that skid· Fire Departments ~ ded: mto a sem1 truck, Dow.n Route 7 and out the TurD NewieDt, 42, New Augusta, key Run road back oi Chesh1re killed in a crash on Ohw 224 the "Twm.Cltiea' " fire de Lodi, !Bert Crowl, 56. Columb1ana, as best they could Jn killed when b1s pu~kup truck hJt a blinding snow. J New York Central train at Lee· Looking for road, flames, and tonla the re11dence of A T Grover, 1 Sunday Fred Lautenburg, 22. Cheshire ~ 2., Middleport's tank· Dayton, OSU dental student, wa1 er, one ot its pumpen and the found dead or fumes m Columbus, emergency truck amved at the anf] John J Larin, 39, Cincinnati, only mmutes before Pom. let h18 cab hit a movtbg B&O Second Ward Fire Truck. freight tram in Locklari,:t arrival they found the !James MISSED MARK been extinguashed and had FAMiUAR Weather Bureau ofiJe.lals confmed to the bathroom of prepdjcted two to three inches small trailer Meigs county. Hete mow 1n southeastern Ohao. In· The damage wu est1mated at the of hiS stead, wintsr dwnped up to 14 In- $200 by ?diddleport Fife Chief neady buried by on ch"s on some areas Chesapeake Tam Darst, and wlll not Covered by Sayre ;, empio;red at had 11 inches. nortbeaBtern Ohio msurance the Radford's sons, Charles had up to 14 tnches Pomeroy's Emergeney · Rescue John C Bacon, using a Ma8t schools In 'l'uacuawaa, Car- Umt was also on 1ts way to tbe roll, Stark, COiliJ!lbtana, Jefferson, scene, but was stopped in Maddie, fi'ftieth of a seco)ld; lens at X...wrence and Vmton countleJ, as port when lt wa• learned the fire well as Me.~ga m oruo, and Muon was under cont•ol and Jackson Jn West Vargio1a, ·~ clored The storm came from the south and moved northWard over the state Thmr daughter Laura, Will be played by Kathy Lacey Carole An derson w1U play Pat.Jy, an Eastern er, and tlkmg part as the school mate11 and children wJII be' Paula The111, Tommy Baker, Elame Hac kett, Ahne Darst, Teddy ).{urarlty and Ronme Hmdy Mr Eugene Sears will d1rect the ba.1d wh1eh wtll play sever~tl Be· l~tlOn.l Members or Hte band are Ellen Dulton Belty Covert, J.ynn Buchanan, Harbara Jonc1, Barbara Tbe play Is enUtle4 "Cowboy on Covert, Chmtme Coalll, Carla Gil more, Nerla Bradford, J~an Caaey, lhe Moon · and w11l begm at 8 p Richard Swackhammer, David W1 m m the llUriltorium Member .. of lt•.! fifth grade class 11re sel11ng llckela wh1~b are We fur adull.!i > Umted Press, ' '· belwoen 6 p m Fri- Accordmg to the lnlernat• I Pal I Meigs county's bluest snow siJICe the big one- in IOliOalso buried Ob•o uncJer a paralyzing blanket of cold that flgured in fiVe deaths from accidents and closed schools m many oi the t.:hotU!i and will participate in man) of lhc numbers through out the story They are JoyCf Long, Carol Phillips, Sharon H&mson, Timothy Lemle), John Hood, Rod ncy Sauer Lmda Lyons Sandra Holllngshed, h Ohio: Partir ctovdy and not .., CIIWI ..,. Snow Blanketing ~eigs Also Killed Five, P~alyzed Ohio 1 Sammy Clatworthy, John Evans I ami Rubert SchmoH Jane B1roo 15 cast as Miss or nell, the teacher oi the school and Larl')' Gladwell Will play Happy tlopagog Three Gun Luke, the Western shenff, w1ll be portrayed by Kenneth lhrm Roy Coleman Will be Mr Blair, who 111 the weal thtellt man 1n the county and Con me Cook wtll be his Wlft', Saman h t 1 enttne WEATHER VOL XI NO. 256 Arrow and IS the story of Happy I 1 Y0on < rue;r Ho_n_ Evans Jior Hopag(lg, The Man m the lloon r~st Bacht~l and 'Da\ 1d easel and his Moonstcrs commg to earth T k lh p r1 of the Moon to VliJt Bo•• and Arrow Town 111 a lnl!: e a s k rd t 0 find t how to become ~len m the play will be John B1a c 0 e!_ • • ~ert l' Interstate 71 Must Wait On Marietta Bridge j > ' ,. � 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/. 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