https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa5456a9692b20882d4495866cda0928.pdf 2fb5757076462e07104e5e77cff3f981 PDF Text Text . . . .... 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 > ' ,. �'I THi IJAILY S6NTINEI. tOmm~~~ting Kditorially COME Accident Areas Being Improved ways are being improved quickly under the Accid!:?nt Priority Program recently launched by E. S. Presion, H1ghway Department Dtrec· accident-prone locations have been provided some treatment to Increase safety Of the remaming 14, some have been programmed for reconstruction and the others are currently under investigation I •• 'c V D1 Salle who was alarmed at the thirty deaths on Ohio htghways over the last Labor Day weekend. giving Obio tile gruesome rattng of second in the nation. He asked that the Highway Department and the Departm,nt of Highway Safety conduct o concerted, coordinated drive La eliminate what be termed "Public Enemies," the accidenl-prone locatwns. Highway Safety furn!Jhed a Jist of 95 acCident-prone locations of which Preston selected tile top thirty for immediate investigation He found tbat specific location11 were not the only offenders; that certain sections of highways, varying from one La six miles, 'I I ' 1 l 00. Me111 County ha1 a boundny of less than 100 mllea wnd of thla lilbout sixty mile& ill the Oblo River. It may be interettlng to note that In thia dl1tance there were five United States Locka and Darna • oOo Some of the rock marklnga at Antlqulty and t.oag Bottom are thought by many to havo been made by La SaJie•a party on their r1rst voyaa:e of dlkovery down the Ohio River. Theae marJclnca as well u Ule leaW!n plalea b11r· led along the river in different plai!ea were lntflnded to -a:Jve the Oblo Valley to France, by rl1ht Of diiC!overy. oOo oOo Graham Station, named In honor of h1m, who tried to territoey eoon after tionary War. ~· near •• w' Townlhlp wa1 made by Capt. who for many yetra had been a aea captain, enga&ed in the Eaat India trade. Becomlnl tired of the Jea he deaired 1 quiet, peaceful Hie In the Jnter.lor of tb~ areat new couatry. He located in the eoutheaatern ot Salem Townlhlp In 1801. He butu the tint fl'lme boue In the towoahlp. Tile wuther lloal'dibJ he 11wed lrom wild ehtl'I'J' wllb 1 whip 11w tbtt he W """'lht with him from Yfrllnlt. ,.,1 oOo luot 1 abort 41Jiance obovo tho Jun<tlon of Stoto lloodt No. 1111 and No. 338 tn. Grell Bend, on the riYII' tide, and not verr fer from ttt. ro1d the mara ot en old eemeltry In 1 very ntijlected CORdltloa, rot In tbll old bueylnl l!"''llld rou wut find &ho ......, ol • . , lmpnrtonl , . , _ , . • Ia lb 111'11 Mlllemtnl tC W. I - - 'fODAY AND . 'debut as Wedaesday Opened a raa:ement at the bere, and the audience of 5150 her warmly. Fjemlll!t oOo lt mJebt be lntereatinJ to notice tbe population of M'elp Co~tJ 4wJna the aeveral' d• cades u fOIJoW.: lalanr) 11. Kind of TV broadcut 1,. 'l'roptca1 d&t ll. Balt:lnr chamber DOWN 1 Oreetlnp, at Walklkl 2. The Nlla I 1 I 3 Prevent 4- Flex 6 Health 1 I :.e:i a $25to ECONOMY w. s,c••••• - ...... LOAN CO. lq.y I Into Returning I DAILY CROSSWORD If, Piifer1 I p= I Qnbam AOROSS rt::• d EIVI"s Adv' ed NBC Reported Lur!... gPaar are able to find 1. A ttreet ,. w:e• . Is Eld.erly sWISS • Chri • • T0 Amencan VeXIng YF;ST~i;RY,Et\R ocoloniN thla tbe Revolu- It ••• known as oraham Sta· tlon, ObJo, untH June 12, 18&2, when lb name wa• chan&:ed to Racine, Ohio. We have Hverat rea~ona liven lor the cban1e end the oriJin of the name, but nob' of them can be definitely proven. soft adr- To Put Br"kes On His Wt'ggie New Haven Items Of Interest W Va., wu WilHam Gn· Ohio tide of the river MoeIIer F• cJs God (n Government I Jn proport' As He Is Jn M *be I P M. Petrel. t~e first Petrel we find in thi11 mtlon, named the The tint aettlement In Salem Station, Ohio. Merrill, Sunday callers Ill the Jenme and Virgil Roush home were Mr and Mrs Larry Roush of Jackson, Mr and Mrs Manhall M11ler and two sons or Beverly, Mr and Mrs Den zll Goeglem ami Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence or PomP-roy Mr and Mn. William Pooler of Canton spent fro.m Frtday until Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Lenard Lanham and family Recent callers at the Painter home were Mr and Mrt, Harry Brown and sons, Mr and Mrs Ralph Palnter and dP.ulilhtera and Ike Smith \!Iii• "'!'.r·••• :0 S:, I Here 11 alao a laree bronze monument erected to Major Daniel Mc<..llot, who was mortally wounded In the battle here with the Confederate forces under General John H. Morgan He died Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. on a eunboat on h11 Wllf/ to Cln· Will Heilman were Mr and Mrs elnnati. Kenneth Wickham of Richmond, oOo The Dravo Contracting Com- Ohio, Mr& Elizabeth Wickham of pany of Pittsburgh, Pa , promoted CheBter and Rev. and Mrs Weber the financial .program of the Thoma Mrs Robert Painter and son, Pomeroy-Mason Br1dge This eomwu the &eneral contractor Douglas John1on, spent Saturday MI. Vernon Bridge Co., w1th Mrs. R- Taylor of Addl11on . RF~pn' ,Yisitora ol-9D11i~ Roush !ll!!,~•n No local -capital Char wore Kenneth J.ta (!()natruction. lea and Dennll Eielttn and concrete waa Mr. and Mrs. John W8ham call Jn eight months. '11te main apan waa completed Aug:uet ed on Mr. and Mrs. Will Hellman 22, 1938, or two months after the Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs WIH Hellman can steel work wa1 commenced. The pamhng and finiehlni took two ed on Mr and Mrs WUlle King uf months or one year to complete Kingsbury, Monday Mn. Hellman the brlrd1e ftom the time the tpent the afternoon with Mrs. V1r ooncrete work waa commeRC!ed. &il Kina:, alto of Klngabury _ 'l'be brldJt wu freed of tolla on October 31, IM6, and opened to the publia aa a lree brldp, t roe Hll father than Mella, Jr., wa~~~:~~J~o~n~•~· 1 peraon la the hlltory day1 In the Northweat ToJTitilrY.' Carmel Socl'alltems ~ 'l I ' Events Reported tha only battle of Ute Civil War fou1ht In the State of Ohio Cou;ot • West Shade News By Walt.er E. SIDe1 Mellfl Count)' wu named in honor of Return J•nathan .Melga. Jr, who was perbaPI ooe Of the most brilliant and but edapted men for the work he had to do of all tbe ma1~y namea that adOrn the early hl11tory of Ohio. He fill· ed many ofticea al\d wlth honor He was • )uda:e In Northweat Territory courll, ... ter judge of Ohlo, Govthe Supreme ernor of Ohio, era1 Jn tbe War of 1812, Un iN1 St•tea senator ad member or the c.binets of Pretidenta .lladi8on and Mon- I Argentma • pUts Pressure On Hunt For Subs 1 &.tv,.....1,..,. I ,... . d I 6f' moa-1 1 Bureai!S acted independently. The Job of Planning Survey •is to make traffic ~ounls; the Bureau of Trafftc IS to install any trafftc control devices or pavement markings deem. ed necessary and Location and Design enters · the picture if reconstruction or relocatiOn are needed. OP MISCELLANEOUS HISTOi\ICAL NOTES I I - ,I •J :."1~:.~a~.r"" - o1111r• ..,. · ••";': .~~·d:;.h':.~·::·.= :U. and Mn. Jake Gaul, HI ~ I • rhts was an innovation since heretofore these HISTORY Meigs Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 15, lteo-1 I Therefore the Accident Prionty Program ls two-,fold. Investigation and Improvement of specific locations, such as mtersectiOns, and treatment for 1mprovmg the saf ety of whole sections Preston called for the com bined efforts of the Bureau of Trafflc, Planmn.g Survey and Location and Design, and stipulated that their reports be submitted to a single coordinator for appropriate action The program was imhated by Director Preston at the urgmg of Governor Michael I New Flat·chested Look May Bnng • 1\.:... Wltfl III, News Of Week un w " Novak Says Racine Bashan Road Jotemahon~l I Uet felt Overmyer Jbould not be HOU.YWOOD UPI-MavJelmd ttve akm to drOO tes Mr and Mn: Roy Ervin and cbllreleaaed , OOLUKBUS UPJ _ Wtubm re-!ctlon to tb• nat chnted loot in the UDited Nation• 1dren ot Sugar Creek apent the to .)om her bWibaDd at Ntwpod The commiAih recellled pet· Freneh, ubUe Jftfarmatioa offleer deereed by new pariJb fuhlona " I don't th·nll: tb.al 1tyle will w~k.e nd w1th h11 mother, Mrt Newa, Va , wnere he ia atatiODed. Uont bearinJ more than • hun· for the ~enta1 HiJ~eDe and Cor- ranaed from .la)'Dt Mamfleld'a come back and be »- popular u :Pearl &vm. and otbH relat1ve1 - -dted signature• The eomraiatlon redionf Departlbent, mipld un- predktlon Jt would bind &iriJ up It wu m the 20't" •he predicted 1 M.1e& EU"en Snuler apent MG-nday OHIO VALLEY LIVUTOCM: CO. eald not much weltbt wp 1lven · der eu fr m OoY Kk:haeJ like m.na1a to kim Novak'• "We're not io the neurotic ltate 1 afternoon wnh ber auter, Mra GeiUpoll•, Ohto. 18 to the pell~on 1 becii.;Je atoaatur- y_ Df&allellf:OO.ay~ ' warnlnt U mieht foncut world tbat people were tb 11n Jame• Carnahan. ROGS---173 to 2iW lbll4 to ea on petitions were euy to ret The publlcilt quit 'tg dliJUit ov- War IU "But, if we do co ~ that e:~ Mr an·J Mra Paul ErvUl and ~toto .::.lb~ ~3 14, ~ 1to l(t· The commil11on hta • hard job er a Jtowine feud aboUt "Motive" All •etrntfll polled on deaip- treme ln uur clothea," abe warn !amlly ep~>nl an everung w1th Del· 1St 11 8 i.o io 8 often thank.Je.-, in b'Jinl to deter- the department's mitlllzlne wbicb er Yvea s.aint-t.urent and bll ed, "then we lhould watch what bert Van •1eter and famtly Pi 40 ~ 6li a: ta 5 tci 11 mine wben priiODm wll1 be ».,a- DiSalle aald wu a wute houae of Dior'l "Llne of Tomor- happtDII next. Look what happen Alr itnd Mrs Delbert VanMeter apcA.JtE--SUen ~a to 24 . 1 roled Its members mutt Qtlnk ln e ruw" w.-e unaD.lmOUa In thetr ed after lh 20 .1 d 11 • 11 gpcnt Monday evemng w1th Mr ' terms of the law and m term 1 ol YFr· e••h Cllll·' DISalle'a -ltl~am opinion that tbe: ,wtyle won't last .. e wan an po I · en J8 to 23, •Baby Beef JO kJ Mi cu ~ ~~:• t~ • and Mr& Donald Saber Fat Cows 14 to 18: CllD.Dfll'l 1J to juatice for the lndivldua1 and to- of the maganne ~'poUticall,. moti- much longer thaD SaturdaJ, at. u nothlnc elK, we •hould ( harles Butch J Gaul 11 employ· 14 , Bulh 16 to 20 , Milk Ccnn 81 clety_ vated" two weeki 110 Tbe gov- the very lat.ett steer dear of the atyle juJt to be 1 f': d 1n C.ncmnau aher comp1eteing to •175 • . h emor fired off 1 letter demanding We1gbiq: .lnto tile batUe at a on, the We 11 de 1 a cout11e Tecbmcal EngmeeribM in •n... VALvu•T... - . • •• 0 vermyer w1ll be Jlven a ear- tbat be explliln hll r'marb healthy 41-18-30 JII.JI llanlfield "&oAJ...o J:A;I...... ~ lng In April at which time the French turned in bia reai,pation said, "He'll have to eet men to oruil 28 to 32 • :.edium Jot to 28; commi85JDD hopea to know jf he inttead It Wll accepted wear them, they'd bt awfUllJ eonID Com " Hvl. 22 to 32 Cu1Ja 20 to wu connected with the oblcene ' indica d tb fmmg 24. literature operation .uncovered a The governor e mag "My mother was in ~ Flapper I. • SHEEP-Ewe• and LmJ ~ to 12; few days ago. The commallon ~ne probably would dropped era and she hal a lars!:e bolom," 100 AD KID ' Stock EWeti 4 to 10; Fat Sheep" to then Will decide It Overmyer wW loodwould havtoe toj gUe!t oomUo rleal 1 Jayne said "Sbe 'bound bene1f l I ! 18, Cull.l 1 to 6; Bucks 4 to 8: Pat be releaai!d lmmechately or ton- C teiiOruJ ua y con nu ng h 'd I "' fiat h ted d , n iiD artie e which appeara m re orm legalatlon the put aea.- I Wethers 4 to 10. llnue In prtoon. ll" sheu said .ld h up s e alloo. c e•muaclel an th e Fe bru ar)' auue of ThJJ Day lion of Congreu, Con,a:reuman LA'1B"~Topa 20, Secondo •• to 1 • li ed f toresodown her botoiD .LV 01 0 ~ te sa f r tU lee which 18 not normal n Waa 1 tre- maJatme, C;mgresaman Walter H Moeller .,.,!'ltes ''Some mdlvldu.&ll 8, I..igh t Wt.A. 14 to 1ft, CommoD 1 D(. pie tho .,_~!au ng hlcerh· mendouoly harb-~c ·,.,_. to do" II 11 . b b faced the problem wtth a atnctlr 2 to l~ 1 emon es m e maa-ne, w c • ·• ........., • oe er :u nmartel IS su Jed, practical we1gtung of the polll· members. He said he wanted the coat $22000 an ls!ue and had a Ulft Call Of n. Juqi• "How Much God b There In Gov· bditiel of poiiUcal &liD or IONSOCCIR TOU' INDS -commiSsioners to' devote more circ~ti~n of 41,000. Using the caU of the juna:le lo ernment" by stating that "Gov others, and I thmk the majority NEW YORK UPI - The AUJO ttme to theirentered work. the penltenOne ·or r•·rot acll said back ..llbangl'a up her arCument, ~ut tna Football ~ub or y,·ennl b..d. • the g-mor'o "•" bind their JayDe heads ernmeot. a• !ar as Ita moral or devo''d .., lh emse Ivel t 0 pny..-u .,. , . Ovennyer upon 11 a1ng o111ce a year aco wu • . tbought and to close e:~.aounatton ed ba~ll home today after a North Mr and Mrs DoUilaa Circle and tiary on Feb. 20, 1959, and wu to cut the Dumber of inuea from up ao they appear lonssr, and to reUgaoua i:omposiUon II couc:ern· of the SOCial and moral !B511ea in- land South Amencan toar Jn which famlly and Florence Circle vl.sited ~ue lor release on Feb. 11- He '1.2 to 6 • year. me thil is not attractive ed, and as far as Its net worth volved" they won ab: gamel, lOit five and Mr and Mrs. Buren Duncan and IS ~ 7 yeara-old, marned, the fath"Of r t 1 Uba - Godwlle u concerned 11 no more played atx t1ea er of three children, operator of PUER Tbe ecUtor, a for:ale)i. pewsr,apercourse, m, no Btl ' In eonclu11on Congresaman - - - - - --: f t ami Y of Clifton, W V• , Sunday a Fremonl store h•d been a ape1'0 MADRYN, AreenUpa mattt bad areued tbat..,Mottve aer- end maybe I don t look Cood tG or leu than ~ M~mrntng up of Moeller states, "I have come to FORT BELVOm, VA - ArmJ Melvm Clrtle of Colurubua spent dal itiputy sheriff aod, according uPI- The navy caneeJed oUicen' ved two purposes. To train Jn- them'• abe uld, •ddinJ, "but I net worth of the lldmdU&ls who accept the fact that the majorii:J' Pvt Charlet P CoUiru~, son of of the men •nd women in our Mn. Helen B CoUma, Route 3, the week end with bis mother, to those who petitioned for his leaves m S('Utbern Argentina today matea tt the ~sf)~d Reforma- 1do get fan letter. and I ~e.!' make up govemmenl" :ru, Mary Circle releaae bad been active In civic m apparent preparation for an tory ln printlnJ ~d to help tbe lOme of them an from l]bangy:_ govemme~;~t do )l.ave a very clefm- Pomeroy, bas completed baa>c: enMr& Douglas Circle and daught- affairs.' aU-out attaek on two font~&n tub- deputmeot- recruit ..OJ'en fo~ LeavJnl: dartelt Atria- bebiod Aceordine to the ConkJ'eurnan, lte rehgtOUI lnOuenee m their gmeer trammg Feb 5 at Fort er, Sue, and Flore~;~ce Circle VI&marines believed trapped in the lal h !loll , we next eneounter Mamae Vaa d ·~ ed Mr and Mrs Joe Lawrence and Cleveland police supplied the Nuevo Gulf. meo osp D bo tells Mr "The aoawer to the question IS bvea whlcb motivate• them u Belvo1t, Va He wu tra ua_. 117 22-U family of Keno, Monday information which led to hla Two Argentine warship•~ were D~Sa.Ue eonceded. tbe Ulefulneu S:tretni - t to Wj 1 th · probably that there 1s as much they, 2m1d all human weakneu, trom Pomeroy H1gb \kbool '4n Ayward Jones of Cleveland s~nt downfall They arrested a 16 :~ear reported to have fired on ,._ but of printing training at Ma.ndiel 1 Seln .auren .,~_ ~~ tha""'tPef,O ct e God m Government u there 11 1n endeavor to enact just and equit.- 19!U and .. uended Obio UDlveJ'· ,. ld · h d ~"' but aald other nate pubbcati~l ne, or worQll w. e - 1 ·able law• for the land'' 11ty the weekend with hill family o proatJtute w o Ul ~ue saw ob not hit - one of the two subt l- d b d th H 1 "He came out wlth tbe H-llne the hearts of the Ametlcan peo__ __ · W nda Su Jonea daughter of scene pictures m a Teamster un- when it surfaced 10 mlle1 weat of cou e turne out ~. e nd i d1d •t 1 at 10 " he h 1 u. 'and •.. ,..• '"war'd Jones Is 8 Jon official's olflc:e The material b da "'-douBted tf Motive bad .any inllU. ad .,'1, n • t 111 • c1'othar,g,- le We can say tha in Amenca _.. :n . -v , ere Sun y mght. The U-uu.t ta ence In recruiting " , m Ji!OID1 o wear whereaA It eannot necessarily be patient m Holzer Hospital with I was traced to Overmyer believed to have been damaged in · u sexy as I caa. If you're a worn- said of more than a few other 01 double pneumoma Cleveland police objected to his a previous attack. IS. an you mi&bt just u well look tiona m the world, for we are 18 Mrs Douglas C1rcle and Mrs release at this time. They said • Unotrlci(ll reportl publiahed in . Ute cne 1clor.e to bemg a governmeot of Florence Circle called on Mr and , h1s case was unusual bec<UJae they Buenos Aires Sunday 1aid . the "Women have gotten wile to the tb p1 d 1 L th :lfn. Edward Bush and family o£ . felt be waa more tha!l • small navy hu recoyered the bodJ of a fact men like a fiJUTe to look at" fo: t~~o';,:~pti as ~::Ve:· ~ Spiller, Tuesday frogman, apparently killed by a -. she lns1ated ed on Ute face' of GoC'a earth " 1tiirie peddler of dirty Ptctur.es Several from her attended the The couaty prosecutor m Fre- depth charge, from tbe waters of Khn: s..... Cl..r ~rvices at Syracuse EUB Church : mont'aald he made tt cl.ear to ~ the guU. Observers speculated that Janet Le1gb SS.2l-36 a1so phoo Congressman Moeller, one of last week. parol~ investigator that ~uthor1 - he might have been trying to rephooed the new atylea, aaymg "[ three ordamed mm11 ters aervmg pa:1r damage to the submarine want. to wiah them a lot of luck, \ In the 86th Congreu, l8 often ask· 1 Theolog~"an when be was kill®. JJnltJ"' ::~.~--· IJ'S a long wQ' till 'tomorrow. ed for his Views on the moral and TwC) planeloacb of modem ''1' ..... "" "I don't meaD ,trla ahould wear religious connotatiOns of I.SIUes •,..epth cbargea NEW YORB; IJPI .- Nole •to, and d-tlon . d t1ghtest tJWeater t hey can I before Congreu. 1 1 equipment purcttaaed from tbe , aoJd~er US 53310161 • 01\ }lty ~ find," she explamed. "On the ct- I Stlan l u~ited States arrived bere Sunday tGermany, pear serJeant Prelley. her hand, you can't hide the fact rtecalhng the mtense preasure SAVINGS & . , night, and it wa.a bebeved the new I Indications are, Elvil, that we have bosoma " brought upon members of the 100 4a2, . . . ..., By LOUIS CASSELS of "total, inhuman compulsaon" weaponl would be put tu use I w!ren )'()U eet ou\ of the U. S Kim 37-22-37 Novak's remarks HoWle of Representatives durmg I UnltH p,... lnt•rn.tl•rMI 1 "I dr;c1dedly prefer not to hve today. I:-:~~ t~::~o::~wn ·~:~~~!I gave the whole subject a penpec- the framing of labor-management I Karl Barth 1s a troublesome fig- w1thm Jts sphere, and do not wuh you may have reason to , , ure to Amtrlca:n Christians anyone else to be forced to do Some 1 your atyle somewhat. Barth 1.8 a 74-yearold Swiss pro- so," he satd fashions in rock 'n' roll aintfessor whom many regard aa the But the fact that communiam ia en are at the point of sprinttn& greatest Proteatant theologian of evtl. he satd, doe• not JUSttfy the 1 new Jook. th 1a century _ and one of the adopllon, by ostenSibly Chr11t1an Ul greate~t of aU tlmf\. HI& books, I nations or the West, of a policy To be blunt about it, you may particularly h1s massive \work en- of total enmity wh1ch carries with havf' to brake your waggle. titled "Church Dogmahel," have 1t the risk o! "mutual atomic an. - -~O ,Nobody ia willing to come right NEW YORK UPJ A.nnoll.llcet out and say this, 1reellibae Presley become basic texta for the ''new rmhit.tl~ at.jq~ of fear of f!re Hugh Downs celebr~s his S&th Is a · $iant ftlme with. ' a Jiant fol- · ,, • iSttl'lodoxy,. mo.YI!mlnf''' 1n r~Gtev ~ •"I tantism and have also won fugh ac- ove e 1 odlllbly playme wath bttthday today wtth' the wiah that J.owtng fof mldgeta, some earp1ng claim (rom lending Cathohc schol ftr~," B~rth said. Jack Parr would retunt to bla pop· egghi!ada claim). And as of tbe ars. I thm~ that the West, which I u1ar late mght TV show last four years you've been near !Because of h1s stature as a re should know better, must seek, Downs is Mated to fill in for and away the champ in point of llgious thmker, Barth 1s hard to and hnd a better approach to the the temperamental Paar on the Na- record sales. ignore. 11ecessary ~~nfrontat1on wtth the tiona} Broadcastln Co. network People within the entertamrnent But he insists on saying thmga power and Ideology of the Com- ibOw toni,ght g indu1try NY. they have no doubt that shock, baffle and Jrrltate munist East" ' · your loyal audieDCe ia tight there Americans who assume that "God lnjur• Go11pel Cau.. _. "I do hope Jack -. returns" pant,lng for you. And even tf they IBarth charged that the Chris-.IX!wna -said. "On tlie lM!ilis af hjj Wl!ren't, It's pretty well known 18 .on. our s1de' or the cold war Hia latest sharp stab at the han churches - both Protestant past record he'll be b*ck. He your li.CA victor contract prov1der conSCJeqce of Amencan church- and Catholic - "have injured the doesn't hold a grudge" you a bas1e $1,000 a week no mat men was made in an artitcle writ· caul!e of the Gospel by the man· Do,Jrbs also said he thinkl: ter whether ~u work or go f1sh ten for the Christian Century ner ID which they have Identified would be wjlling to take mg. Magazine the Gospel w1th the , badly pl1nned eomedlao bac;k. Philllpe Gl'ltl Opinion The maaazme had invtted ~arth :and l,~eptly gutded ~aus,. o! , the 1, "Th . id t•·t It 1 But n.ople who watcll rock 'n' to wr1te oa a theolo"ieal subJect. West . ere 11 ev ence., '"' a.. But he responded with an article is Jn the Wbrka, Jle 11id. roll pracUtiont:n at thear labon which 15 primarily an explanation ' "Posaibilillea of a worthily, l_n~cated be has aay the tr:end aeema to be toward m1Rd abOut · not a leu frem.ied -type of• thmg and restatement or his oontro- eumspectly and firmly guided vers~l viewa on the the East·West icy of coexistence and M.ond~-through- Gyrat\ng the anatomy hU given political conOid. were mC)re ..than once Ke t~ld the UP,~ 1ome OUel, to finRer StaM Communlat P.•itlon the Weat Ia past he was "ery Uredd~~:~;~~~d:•:n.:d,~toe tapping And the F(ll' the benerlt of thoae who or would have to ~eave today o 1eem u raucous might lite to dilmiss him a~ a name of tbe 'free wife, Mlrlam, raw. Communist sympathiZer Barth tlkea u~ tbele VJcaUon. Dowo in Memphis, Telm .. emphasized at the outset' that. he ;;:~uWlwo:da::ve been PbiUlpe, the record man hal no "inchnataon toward east- tb,l:n thOse wbicb Jtand. covered JOU, aatd he ern commumam" and Its ayatem 1 .. " · liDJer lfYl'ltiDJ "delinitely ouay. '·a'ilruo~ • &liTH ANNOUNCID Barth said the poulblUtles of a 1• reaebed Jtl peak - I anow v._ .and Mrs. Jam, 1 Hart are settlement w:lth Ruuta miJht leveled. oft but l eaa't liY yet declining." announcing the birth of a 1on on have been t:lp1ored by Western Feb. 2 at PJea1ant Valley Hoapl- ata~en 100ner and more eartal. The baby wela;btd 11 pound• natty If tbe ChrisUan c~urcbea ic~llsOiit mUJjc" ~j~~ij~~!i gOod job on 3 ounces and has been named bad no~ treated the cold war as a sort Of holy UU!ade. ~: Brent Eua:ene. The maternal arandmother .Ia AntlcJpttft a.ea~ ' tb"fN:, althouch Mn. P. E. Picken~ the paternal l!artb tilt! · he roolllld lbat llli unlnblblt· arandmother Ia Mr1. Freda Hart maa.y Am'ericartl will .. rtHat" and tho patemai lfiDdlalher it hla potll!on, and wiU wrlta ~,him Emory · Hart. ~ · off • "a t;l')'t«pQamanlat, or a ' Employeoa of pbJUp o feliOll' traveler, ' or I J!Olitl~ plant at Terre Haute Jbit., In ~ll. naive dUettln.te." · ' , •· neetlon with the Breed Pawor But he oppeal~ tp Amii:I<H before 01011111 jhelr Plaut are Cbarloa Cmoll, lid< FreJ, XiltiJ AtnoM and ArthUr iDlada !<> lila cue, to pohder 1 Wehrli. lew que.tlo01: ';;;;;;:;;;;o;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;o;;;a;;;"ll "CIU] we really Intend to lielp r tbe peoplu governed by COIIIIIIu11 ~,.,. llld tho world 'lllreataaed b)> even one tn.di,vtchlal IIDOJII ouffert~g under llo efleelo, COLUMBUS UPI-The Pardon ttoppln& Overmyer'• release wu and Parole Commluion, 1evarnped that the eoiD.II.lulon .wanted to by the last Le!i:lalature, landed oa aee if there wu any he between • bot spot tb1s week. lhe pr11oner and a quantity af obThe comm.tulo.n at the lut min· 1~eene Literature seilfd m Wyanute cancelled a parole for Clift dot Cou.ty 1 few d•Y• IJO8 Ov~nqyer, scheduled to leJYe Overmyer's 1cheduled releue the Ohio Penitentiary a few days brought a 1tonn of prote1t from before he had served a ')'ear of pubbc offlclaJs and from newsh11 on~ to seven year aenten~ fer papef.f. ' Tbe' eommiuion gave all selling ob.scene literature. lndfcaliona of standing It& 1round 'nle commission overrode the and allowing Overmyer to be reprotest 0! authorities In Fremont I leased aa scheduled But on the and Cleveland who felt Overmyer day h.e waa to be released, the should serve more than a year be- cornmllllon announced It had cause they enns1dered him a bll changed Its mmd No reuon wu operator m the selling of obacene given why the commiuion waithterature. ed untJI the last minute to make a d it could have made ear. Th e commission oes not g1v~ decision Uer m the week reasons for 1ts actiona, its dec1The commlSSlO~ was revamped llons to release prl.sonera presum- by the laat Legislature at Go•. ably bemg that the prisoner .has Michael V DiSalle's urJIDC He met the requi.J'ementa of tbe pa- d d t rir: th th i ''d • sion I no I e e way commHe sI Iaw, h as been re habllit aw roe he mhented dtd 1tlewort and is fit to return to society pushed through a law Jncrea.•ing The official reason eiven for the commJso•·on !rom lhree to live I A'RUNNIN' produced far more than the nonnal rate of accidents. Based on 1958 data , 11 ,674 acci· tlents and 8,384 mjuncs Ol'l'Urred on 1419 miles of state rural highways Tbts mean" thM: almost 41)% of the accJdents and lflJUrles happened on only 9% of the state's total rural highway mileage Ali of these routes showed accident rates of five per mile or htgher Nme of these sections have already been mcluded m construchon prog1 ams tor. Aceord1ng to a report from C. W McCaughey, Deputy Director of the DlY&Sion of Design and ConstructiOn, 16 of the top thirty • Revamped Pardon, Parole Commission Landed Publicist Quits Squarely.0 n Hot Seat In Overmyer Question U°der Pressure . FrOID DiSalle l-4lalj,y Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepprt, 0 , Feb 15, 1960 ; 1't1110rt I.ROHBowl winner f. Inatde B. B:quat #' 9. BprlnJ' , 10. Famo4 2l.llac:... matt on 22 Hovel 23. Thull Zll. Kt~tle. dn!ma H. N, y;: rtv.. 28. t.lk• 32. 'l'wtlft lmih• llilbr.) dancer 85. ~· (poe•.) ~at• 18. Medloal mla· 31. !"'! a , _ 11onary In & uW .tUriC& rlnj m ICJ!f.:t'!.8 I 'I SP.,.al - f.'IW•tw!o, ::::sl ~R11P ONE D1111 IOIJIIDlatrillutod LKIIIy by THJ! POMEROY FOOD CO, THIS MUCH 1 1::~~:~:~~~~-. il · a ulatloi\Jhlp aftd aeeklnJ to -we foreo.tteD\ of enemiea? IIII i.~~~~~thJ•to'~baQilltO __ Which West . ICE CAN STOP YOU·, l;~:~::~~~:~~ .~.r!~Ji:~:.J;:~~~~:_: :CC:" II II"'"' ' -. until. Dellelou• Co1ta1• CiaIn Gonutite Rattan .. ' : ' .•• ' THERMO-MUG$ Lt~IN$.1 b4ve beeo " ... Just this much ice In your fuel .line ·and you•re stuck · :rtruck comes! New BORON• witt. lce-gard• stops fuel line' before it stops youlit ice-proof$ your fuel line · ' get continuous protection in any Ohio and There's.no'need for canned.antl-lc.ers best ol _.,, there's no extra cost! ... . ""1-il ' "" ... 1'1 ..... ~~ .... ,., ~· ' �Scie.nce H~JS New J e«J!m Fw Genus That Resist Pmieillin ' week. ~ient at Mite Beaeb ~pent S.turdtJ it )l[lddJeport vllitine Job ~ ~ .raei: Ratliff and a.upter .... p!'et of Columbut Jpetlt end ,.-tlJl hill mother, thiJ .... _.:n. 'l'bofttt, Ratliff. Bruce Beach, ton of Kn. P're41 Beich laas bun Ill the Jilt wel with a cold. I Rollt Rautfl baa been Ul wlU. the dllebn pox. ' Mra. Charles Oark hu been IU at her home 1rith the nu. Juanita Ratliff baa acceptel work at tb~ Melp General Hoj. pital this week. ~ Howard Stitt bu retumed hDD!f after a week 's viJ:it with hl.t 101 and family in Columbus. WiltON WIU. liE 7'1/!! $17'E Or" 7'1{.!! VIII ot.YhfPIC ff'!IITliR 4.ilhfES- f'/8.19 w..?B. Warricws flut As Cot)tenders In NBA Action tr'!i?71Er~T 7'MIE A t:MP4RATIJ/EtJI II#KJIO!11/1 $1'01?-n> AREA WAf> ~FtEC7l!t:J F'oR 7'1111 ~till!$. HOW TO lET l LOll ' liD lET lLOII • • 1. Phcme fi..,t. 2. Pick up your c:aah. · , . 3. Pay billa. Buy bargatnl. . 4. HaveonlyONEplacetopay. We llfll Jllllkina every Joan we rl,ht now F'AST, FAIR ANI) SQUARE. Get your .:.ash here. 80111'1: 9 to 5 - Thursday 9 tU NOOD Plione 197 E. !IIIID Sl. / 1. ' " . .. ~ ~~ : ,, ·'1"'' ·• .,:..,•.a itlo.deru triUUi. .r-.~Joa, ~ :~ew.it · •n flit ltaek. and thlak of ~y ·•• ms. What can Y-OU, do about hi·g b . delivery costs? Dhtrlbuted Lecally br TBI; POMEROY FOOD CO. TWO THINGS A.MO ONLY TWO ' II O. D. " ••e etiS••er B.-ing Horne Town Buyin.g To Nome Town Stores! FIRST • OPEN ·BOWLI~ . .A.NNOUNCEMINT rr I' WJlJJ. SEJJ<:CIED ,. MEBOI.Uila~E OF GOO. qu~. ' S.EC-ON·D Wednetday ot each weak commenctna Feb. 17, ,IIMIO~} 1ane1 available from 12 noon unUI l p;m. 6 la!\il av.... able from 2 p.m. unW 4 p.m. rr IS L&rl'ING TQ POTENTLU. ~ll'l'Ql ~9W J\Ml!T J'.IP: GOODS ~f ,IQJ~S . All Be1lnnen Welcome .. fBI FREE INSTRUCTION 62 .IQ' .4TJ'114mP '--~- , .··•• .L. ltl'ttn ~~ .. ,, 1r . • .,, • · H.om.e Rl-o 6t Wodt- 61 ... I c••-'"" " -~~· i -•• · ~·~, -~ ~ ',.irJ. ~_. lfllll l,i) '' '; . . . . . '!. fP1b ..tt;t,f ' . - ~~ ~~~-~~ , ~ - ~_N,L,I,~ _{ j_ • • TIIAN Al'VV ·N ml'SPAP- (:l~OJM:~ ' ll!i MEIGS .C OUNR -APp'UA.IIC. • ••-.ut ~,,.,._., -"now I • 1 :ilil .J'l :~ :J ,, l..tf'l_, WITB MOllE. LOcAL . ' • _,,.,,.C"'',tA ' ' : .,, Town ~,w.,.,., · - .J:•·• ·.r·o.ara ; ' :.r. '· •• · The Pest Adf,e1f:J,$Q\g 'Mtdil• Is Your <\ OlooWMII 67 Coolon Lohmoo st Mootfllld til Tolldo DoVlllll" 46 , _.. 4S Tlfll• lkY•• 17 Ponyoloure Sl . ... . .. ' "· ' "~ • - 4IMJ . . ·>,-~~r~.s:~-~ ~i .·'' ' . ~ '!'" • THROUG �I . • • I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb. 15, 1960 ...: LegaI N0&Jce (14) For Rent NOTte• TO CPNTIIJiCTORI Travel , 64.:11 nAT. 01' OHIO 10-::0= 0UB =LE ~-FO =R,..-,R= ENT~s;or:Q. IEINANCIAL REPORT Ofl THI Total Voca. Edu. 4870.~1 DEPARTM~ OF HIGHWAYS wer Second Avenue, Mldd1e· Other Aux. .tt...._ Coiumbus, Ohio, Februvy 5, IHO port. $33 per monht. Call 9t199 BOARD Of 1 DtfCATION Lecturers 60.00 ContrKt Sal.. 1...,.1 Copy Cird ea Reltau-.ot. 2 1~ 6tc ~\-::~ y::~~~nd "' Tot.al Pers. Service 60.00 rfo. 60-35 ~~· Di ~ C ......... Tcbrs retr. cootrL 13,043.00 Unit Prie• Contr~ct 1 OONSISTI!NT DEI'I!NDABLI!: lli8ULTII ~ROOMS and BATH, SUNPORCH, VI p 00 A.ddstr 'M.:ii.'!,. retr. eontri. 1898.00 s ealed proposals Will be rece1ved P_HOHE 398 hardwood floon, Youngstown Mi-Vt, ' 0 · ebr r•ull l960. • othtr purpa~es l4,9a9.0() at the office of Uie State Highway kitchen , buement furn• ce. 1UI2 l Ohio. O.t. F u•ry ' other a\11. agen . 14.999.00 D1rec~or ot Ohio at ColumbWii, Ohio llt;.TES Powell St., Middleport. Phone i 1 certify the followl"f report of School Pl•ntuntil 10 a. m., Ohto (Eastern) StanI eeot- per wont ODe lo.HTtion. M.Lwnwa ehar&• - 10 ..a 621Z.M. % 16 8tc liM ccwuct. H•rold E. Hubbard service 13.666.32 dard Time, Tuesday, March 1, 1960, & aMI ~ 'Nord for three conllei!'UtlYe in.lm'tiou.t. SpeoUJ - ont- mooth for 110 c~o.ta per w«d. HOTIL MARTIN, POMIROY's' Clerk, Treu. of Boercl of Eel. 4160.79 for improvements in : Athena, hll ta.l.f' at 3 on.u (lf'r word wW "'e e.U rpd tar id't'ettiltDf BEST, ON ,... GRIAT BEND Tu Y•luatlon - ........ 4.130.412 Suppliet :~·: Hockmg, ndMeJW gs, h!rfcirgan,C No~le, :1 DOt pajd within 10 oj•Y• 1..'ter reeeivina' bllL Of TH 1 OHIO Rl •• Tu Levy ,.... ... . · Vinton a ns mgton ounttes, t 2481L02 Ohio, on various sections of U. S. V ' newly 5 hool E lin-on lb Advett.IJi.na '- Should be nporteQ urune..!iatelJ. 'ft 11 1... decocated, clean rooms, ste am t nro men · · · ,... Telephone 278.14 Rou'-a No•. aa, ~. ~· Stale ....U,. Seotinel viU DOt be l"'!!lppOOibla lor more thaD one i..Do:Jr b t d ""' Nos. , , ""' , ... _... ea e , WI•tb hot an d i!O ]d run· 1S.l•ri• and Wa... . .. 158,661.30 Advcrttsmg 9.25 !Wutel retf iueniOIL 7 13 56 18, 124 , l4J, J ning water Jn every room. Also , ~=:!' :;!d C1• ... 1h :::::::· Haulmg 12.00 144 , 18, 278 , 28(), 329, 356 c.rd of t'hlnka .wd SpeeW Nottcea of Cwo1:6 SU:Kl. ObJ.tuuiw 377 , rooou with private shower or 1 ,... Insurance 1316.64 O?l5, 680 , 890, 691 in AthciUI Coun. Pl'blisbed .._ 1 cenr: per WOl-d Total other purposes 9737.78 ty ; State Routes Nos. 218 and 327 tub bath and some rooms with Salance, Jan. 1, 1959WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYf 1 lfO television . Con.plete hotel ser· General Fund 27 ,204.40 oper. school plant 23,404.10 in Hocking Countv · State »"utea II 60< .... f!33 f'.OO VI-'"-e da Y or n lght , coIfee sh op, Bond Retirement Fund 1264851 hool PI an1 •w • · of Sc Nos. 346 and 689 10" Meigs County; 10 IIOc $1 2{) t !.M M .OO television lounJe and bar serving Building Funds HB3.96 Service 1444.25 SLate Routes Nos. , and • '7Sc ,1 .&; 12.2.6 $7.10 280 339 676 all legal beverages. Free park· Lunch Uoum Fund 226.45 t bid 6 1004113 AdJ received by 10 All wUJ be I.J, th.ai day 'l peper Watkins Memorial Fund 205~ .20 main · g in Morgan County, U. S. Route No. lng all ni&hl from 6 p.m. to 8 Total School Bid~ 2850.<11 121, State Routes No&. 76, 78, 145, 44,048.ii2 oth_er purposes 3855.00 / 146, 147; 215, 260, :l85, 339, 340, a.m. Rates as low aa 112.00 week- Rec•iptNotices ly for 2 people to a room ur General Fum! ma1nt. sch. plant 5299.31 , :na, 563, Mot, ~• .566, 574, 6!70, SB.OO weekly for single person :Bond Ret. Fund oper. sch . plant 202,647.48 672, 724 in Nobb County; u. S. 5 G. 2 15 6tc BuJ!dm g funds Sch. cost 208,146.'?9 Route No. 50, State Routes "Lun<:h Room F und rvce. 7~, 124, 100, 278, 324, 327, 328, vt" ry lillie Balance t:lue $24.00 tl7 J Help Wonted *Eieetrk Range Ter ms. Phone 343. 2-12 ·6tc Title III Fed F und or notes maturmG 19,000.00 346, 349, 3.i6, 671, 677, 683, 689 ih 2233 _30 - - - - -- - - -w k ' "l'f1 · 1 d 869 on ·Bonds 16,850.00 Vinton County· U S Routes Nos 1 ~ Tatal Debt aTtot'anls emorla Fun · S~rv1ce 35,850.00 21, 50A, State'Ro~t~s Nos. 7, 26: rH UEE ROOMS OF ALL NEW USB YOUR SPARE TIME TO *100 Gallon Gasoline inereaae your weekly earnings o~ C 11 1 0 11 furn it ure, 45 pc-. in aU at In111 u ..... R d u _,_ 76, 124, 1~, 244, 261), · 331J, 375, 284 ·999 ·1n •P . a *GE Fry Skillet gel's Furniture with !It'' JOS ~ or more. No investment Tota1 cpts an Ba1· ' · Equip. for new bldgs 4311 .83 MO, 505, -676 in Washington Coun· but car needed. For Jnforma- Exl*\dlfurnT 1 Lt 1 tl 4311 83 range s>nd 12 cu . fl Hot Poiat tion write Rawleigha, Dept. General Fund · ty, by herbicidal spraying for weed 193 2BB3f ula cap a ou ay *Re(lsler AI The cleetrlc refri;;erator. Tbese ·J OHA-860-aze Freeport, Dl. Bond Rei Fund · · Total EJ.p. 248,30B .62 and brush eontrol. Ungth . 680.38 35 830 00 roo ms of furn iture were nat , ( 1) 4--18 (2) 1 ~29 1Building Fund~> 5197.20 miles. 3 ll ·83 Transfers picked up after a down pa:fll.tnt Lunch Room Fund Trans. 253,!ID5.82 17 822 ·35 was made. The savlnga OlD be (20 8 · Se . lnue lD Fed. Fund · . ·30 ASSITS and LIABILITIES "Thia project to be completed no 2233· youu. No down payment, 36 ) USine$S rvices • later tba.n July 29, 1960." 253 ·505·82 Cash Mor.e,- on Hand month! to pay. Juat poay the MUILLn PUR Total 493.25 Bidders must apply, on the balance or $8.()0 wee.k. Here Jt HACIIb., WilTING- Balan(:el,FDocd. 31 • 195' lnven. supplies and mat. 2JK)(I.OO proper forma, for prequaJification $1291100 h 11 1 HOUII lpplllftMI. AnMIIIII Br. Genera un 18,348. ~5 Lands 67,600.00 with the Hlghwa~ Credit Examiner · wort lh-roouoo, -·- -- Bond Rel,·remenl Fund 00 Pho urn lure for ..... •r ....n-. r Bmldmgs 658,000.00 at Co1umbut Ohlo at 1east 10' I ••99 on Y .,.. · · one 62". "au.v n 19 tfe Bulhhng Fund s ' .:.~ 2-9-6tc _ · h R d 40,457,93 db• before lbe wale set to open .~--;---;--:::------,..-..,.,..- \ f, O. McCOY ' ~unck . oom Funl d Assets '" 800,031.18 bids. ~...n,ylvenla lv•rlfeen 1Mdlln11 AUCTIONIIR Uabllltie._ 1.at Jnli Memona Fun East Main Street ".e have t~e bett for Chriltmu Route 2, LOft8 lottorn, Jhlo. To tal ~·::~-25 Bo nded Debt n;e~inimuf :ge to behpaid to d 372.ooo.oo Pomeroy, Ohio I'rees. Pmes, Sprueea. Fire. Send Tota1 Exp . aRnECB a 1. 2 • .07 Total liabilities 372,000.00 a a lutlr embp oy ordn t II ~nh· 1 1 5 tor Ustina: today. BABY SHOES: BRONZE, GOLD PT ~xress or Assets 42806118 tract s 1 e in acco ance Wlt , SCHROTH'S NUUIRY and &Uver Plated. Write1 R. y. 1Revenu._ Total 900:031:18 the W"SehedRaule of Prevail!ngdHourdOWLS CLUB, OPEN · EVERY INDIANA, Pa. m., nd Thomas, J.anpvllle, Oh.lo.l General Property TaxeSage tea Ascerte.ine an night except Monday, formerly 2 16 ltc Jy 1 25 6tp General Fund ·~:~~: -;:;:;;:;;;:;--;;:c~~;:--;;c;:::';-"Determined by the Department or the K11tydul . Dam·e every Sat1 - - - - -- - - - 1 14 30ic Bond Retirement 3: HOTIL CHANGII HANDS Industrial Relations applicable to urday mght. 2-~·8Le Total property tax NE W~ORK UPI -. The St. Re- State Highway Department lm· J"A=M E:cS--cE=:UiJJ.E - 'MA-N. -P - lA-NO f'OR IALI \PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Found ation Program g1s ttotel, perhaps the moat Iuxuri- provements in accc)rdance with ln1111· K0enhlnet!hW. R1u883 .ssell, Cool· Cash Hecdved ous In New York, wa1 purchased Sections 4115.03, 4115.04, 4113.06, Twting-Cleaning $7.00. Also or· Thoff_eJs wFHlb be recei 18 v• t~P to urlt\lay, e ruary • lrUU, at v e, o. :c- one · Ded. f;1r tchrs. r1·tr. by tl'te Ze.ekendor! Hotels Corp. 4116.06, and 4115.07 of the Revised gan work . 37 years upcrlince. 2 9-2fitp. n ed for sth. emp rctr and Col. Serge Obelensky, it was Code of Ohio." Call Q127·X . 2·11Hllc eleven o'clo_ck A. lf ., at the Of· flee of Webster and Fultz, PomeTotal F'oumla . program announced Thul'lldav. The price V d ' roy National Bank Bundtnc:r, ~me· POl RADIO AND T. V. II, Alii S The bidder must aubmit with his w ..t. t (411 II Ink C ..... J •14 N. tate oc E etc paid to tbe eatate of the late Vin· ' n) T"\U :J e5 roy, Ob1o, ~t the nil ntate q"n· ._...a...,, . . Tuition fr~m P~rent~ and cent Astor was reported to be more bid a certified che~k In the amnunt B-"u-tc"K,--SP -,-~-""I-A Io::---AND :-:-::-oc-:M::AN-:--y ed b~i,!'ar~ .:indstr, d•• ~~se~, · Af~ M.MI-.II"'t*N.tt! Patrons 8~.00 than 14 ll. JJiion dollan. of $7150. 00 1 0 and specUications are on " h · · lfl · • ~ ..,.1 ""'"· ~ • ' ' Watkins Fund 869.UI --·c.c--,-:::-:cc:;--::11t er Itt:.... at aacr ce praeaa. SeOfl.dn :US. $alllln.lfJ Township · . · · Margaret Allen was a recent din· filehans in' the department of h·ighwayS 'jn~•r 111 , 0 ~,.....1111DDn.ro' .,......,_ State-SchoOl Lunch See R. R. _l>urst , below Long., Metg• ~-o. 11 Qt .., ~lo. & l Oh 10 ""' ,v v" ~ ,.. '-'.IIUj.,.~~, .xw10 Lunch roolll rcpts ner guests at the home of Mrs. and the office of the division depu. 1 IO 30tp AU ·. offei-1 aubjtct to Court ap. \'JCI. Dll.r.V · ulet a 1peeiakylh. Total ~v. Re<"d pt Betty Diehl. -;:---; ' ;o;m, ty directof. t85, Mi n CuRY Two DOOR . proval. 1 Ten yeara eipertence. Jtenne ,..., . Rewnu._ Sedan , $805. Clean inside and Wl:BSTER 'AND FULTZ I Hapr, CoolYUit, Obto. .. ... IRental School property out. New Buick trade-in. BlaetAttorneys for Adminiltrator , 1 llil .xnp Insurance Adi tnara. Pomeroy, 0 . 2-13·6tc (2) 13-U ·1fl.3tc CONl.\iJTIOlfDr. L:~ Mile. Non-ReV. Q.ood Ciaan Unci Clrt ELECTRO LUX VACUUM CLEAN aUon ~VYite. Jw:k't RefriJ'8l'l · Total Non-rev r(·pls All Make• and Model• ER .complete with attachments, Uon, New Jlavu. Pbooe TU· Ttl Rev.& uon·rev rcpb 23!5.7153.!15 MITROPOLITAN MOTORS throw awa)' bill. Pay oft bal· 3808~ 8-2S·U Tran11fers: ance of •"~~9.00 . Termt. Phone Geldn. to Bond Rrt . 606 600-406 last Main St. ""' 2 37 34 111 Pom•rDy, Ohla I 3. 2-lUtc TKLE\'J.IIION, RADIO II SMALL ~e; l~ ~~J~~ i~~· ~~ t&M :::::--:f:::'O::: R::: D V8 c uSfOMUNE, I PElKINESE PUPPIES. Mn. W.W. Jpplluce r\!Jplir. Pll(IDt , Otlt Gt.!n . lo Cafeteria 86974 $005. 2 '' <lor Sedan. Jo' otdomatic Call, 732 S,Ycamore St., Mlddle· lleCUntoek.. Raoine, Cillo. Total transfers 5197.!.!0. 1 \fhi~ with green top. Blaet· port. 2 3 1~ ' ~ Total. trant~,240,0!10.~11 tnars, Pr.meruy, 0. 2· 1~~~ SlNGE~ ELE C TRJC SEWING AUC..tONl:ll --'- · • ._ ' EXPENDITURES machineH. Portables and eablbet t.nplett ltritet . Administration.. . ... 1~ CHEVIWLb'T 210, $393. Crltt lridloN . Sal oriel ond Wagell 10 11 66.86 ' Door Sedan. Extra good buy. models, many left over from ....., ,.,_ _ ONIIMt T()tal Pcrs. sen•icc IO,uu t:r 86 3 9 Inventory . Your <-hoice, only Blaettnara, Pomeroy, 0 . 2·13-6tc bel-. Office Supplies 27.5 .Dfl 4 t $43.00. Terma can be arrange(!. 1-JI.U' Service FunrJ 111 .811 343 1 Phone · 2- 2-0te Total other pul'J)()se :ill7.81 191 For Sale WANT ADS roa :r-t I tw- :•"''-:d Sch I z Ill FOR SALE. FRH-FREE ii: Yo~;~~~ ~~~!~. ~~ ~room. ~r. 1 I 4 POMEROY lANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION I 11 1 4 Sol · ,. . •· 1 1 a ' ·ter:•_.. I a",..,.... ---· - - - - TWO GIRLS BK""Y CLES. 26 INCH. CUI)TQII aun if IUTt...HBN D~ OR. SAL&--8 ROOM HOUSE. Prartlcally new, reuonabi• '"" " room• donat•lr• and 2 up. " llped your • priced. Phone 3068. 2·1o-8tpllm't•....fo:,.,... ......bom:: aud J'rH •b'-", Approxlmatel.y 1 acre levelland. ~ .,... .... _ ,. INn Excellent well. 13 milea from KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER. PhOl• WI·Y. l+tl Pomeroy. Price ,1,000. ~Q.ulre Originally sold foa• over '200.00 lin. HoweU at Pa1etown. PaY off balance $63.00. Terma IOI'a Till 811VIC.I AND Rf. 1--a..SOte $8.00 per monLh. Phone 343. fftMIII, Phona 245-X. 12-J.atp RCAC-,,-,-N"s"o-LE -:-T -E '·•".c"·v =1s=-10,-N-cl7=-" . 2·l:Z·tilc ::SURG.,. Good condlliou. l' IIOIIC 813-J "' ,;- 3 UNIT MILKING PAR· 2 15 31.c LOH. with &Jau pipe! line, Wllh· .~T =-L~O-N""SccA..,-LI ____ er, ready to go. Dalo KautZt _ _A_U_C On Satudray, Feb. 20, 1960, he.: in· , Chester, 212 31 Ohio. YU-32211 . nlng at 12 ::m p. m. at my farm -·-__ __ - ·__· _P·_ one mtle nortlleut of Ch!!st!.!r, NECCHJ SUPER NOVA SEWING on the New Hope road , I will mac hine. ' In excellent condition. StlrreH sell at auction the Coll(lwin&: · Looks and sew11 like new. Pay Before Q:SO A.M. I two piece livm.: room ~uito; 3 oft balance of $76.00. Term~ It odd chain, 2 writin" deaka, t dealred. Phone 3411. 2·12-6te MWtta.poat 613l.J II , . . . . ., . , 125 QE television set, a floor lampt~, KAUTZ PIID STOia 2 table lamp11, 1 commie tahlc, UStm TV SE'l'S GOOD t'ONiJJ. · TION. ~ no to ST5. See at Frank'• At Qettar Yullan J.214S 1 lWo·cven IIolpolllt c Icctnc ranae: 1 8 fl . GE refri gerator; TV Shop, 41f N. See. Ave., Mid· 1 :Nora:e wringer washer, 1 Ben· dleport, Ohio. 2·12-atc: HAMIL.L aiiVICI ITATION ..,.,. Me A.M. d Is: e Iectrlc dryer, 1 mup Ic dj n· ....... lnJ lable and alx "hairs, 1 din· 1 ~ · tv\f1rtr"' !)uophe. An..,,., - · -.8vuJ" DQ' Servk:e ette set, 1 12ft. J'hilco lree~:er; • J a:Iau door cupboard, 1 utilit)l UUD IOATI AND MOTOIII ,,., .. Afll YOU ION DOWN lf TAi cabinet, 1 mapll'\ bedroom 1u1te, and VIII while they lut, Mit,. h-• polltan MotorL 600 I. Ma• ....,hd Wert~. ·Jtur Lownt Mu1 need ...,. 1 odd bed and bedroom rurnl· 11111' PrlnL ture, · 1 electric heater, 1 oU :;:2::;'"'' "'-t MIY IACINI &HOI IIIYlCii: SHOP }\ote-r, lot d&ahea and other llACINI, OHJO. holllehold lttlms too numerous ( I II 2-12.aotc to mention. Alae, 1 Alll•Chalm· m combine, 1 lot corn. CL.ILAHOI Lunch will be MY.tlilable. laaa. a TY . .PIIt . . ;lllil Owner: Purloy Karr, PMne ,.,. .\uetloneer: 1. o. McCoy ~··•• ~ae. (2) I, 11. 15, 17, 18, Ill, 61p/ WIRGi~ INTEnJOR ·A li D EXTERIOR JIIICH IJTCIIEN CABI!IITS PainUna, floor nlldllll and tin· torm~a fop, Bookc11e butlt to IUU )'Oftr hou... VInyl Aabu LWO WUEL!LED TRAlLI!:R 6 x 8 Jahlna. Root PIIDtifli and other minor repalra. )2 'run exptrtoA BlM:tl laid . NeiJier Build· foot bed. Don't ~IIIII unle11 priced ience. Ph.;tne 6S07.,X. Middlelq Supply. Cal.l Gu;,- Nel.cler, ro1111onablc. RuUand 2-4125. port. 3·1o.&tc llaclne, Ohio. l ·Hft Won•td To 8uv a 1a etc 141 ,.,, Rtnt -..,. --y 120aJ Termite 'NrfMwlllt ,..,.,,, T• I'IM Inti V•l• It,. ... ,lut:t........ Awe,. Control ' , I GUIDE WSA%-TV Ch~~;~nnel 3 .Channei3-Moaay \~~~ ~.~·~grb 4:00 Comedy Playhouse · 4·SQ Adventure •Time 5:00 Steamboat Bill fi :S_O Sgt. Presum 8:010 SteafrtlHIIt BIU 0:15 Jim Thacker Show 0:25 Weatbercast 8:80 News P!cture 8:'3 Fluntley Brinkley Report 'i :O() H~ckleberry Hound 7:30 Riverboat 8:30 1'4les of Welh Fargo 9 : ~ Peter Cu11n ,9:30 Goodyear Theater 10:00 Steve Allan Show 1-1:00 News H... ~tdlines 11:10 Weathereast 11:1$ .Tack Paar S:tow 1:00 Sign Off 11 :an Concentration 12:£10 ~hA O{lfllecluences 12:3Q lt 6nild you: 1:00 Mid Day Newa J :10 Movletime 2.:30 Loretta Young Theaw3:00 Young "Of. Malqne J.:~f~~~::~~ and lodtttllnf k · !B tllrouJLh biJb nut loll) 4:00 4:30 1:00 !!:SO 6:00 Comedy Playllouae Adventure Time stearuboat Pill S1Jperman Lowrey Showtime are beint 6:1!5 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 '!eatbercaat 'l:m 1 •~"W~ Plf'tu,... 8:45 HunLey Brtnttey Report 7JIO Cannonb•U 7:~u Laramte Startime Arthur Murray Party • 10:00 M-Squad 10:30 Phil Silvers Show 5:45 Sign On 6:00 Continental Classroom ~ 'OQ Today , , ~:00. Katie Doonan Show • 9:$) Com~dy Time 1Q'O!l DouJLh Re Mi . tl 'OO N.,...ll•"<<ll.tleo 1 1 ~1ll W'!athercast U:15 Jack Paiir ShoW I~ dtgn=..__f)fl_, - - ,--wcHS.TV c,;unnel ataiutela- Monday 4 ~00' ·· Am'eril::an Bandstand ' 5,3o M)' :;'!iend l'llekit 1:00 •san P'ranci.OO eat 8:30 Your Easo Reporter 15:40 Weatherman tl!45 -John Daly NeWI ''00 ~oil .45 7: ~ Cheyenne 8:90 Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Frank , Sinatra Show 10:30 Man With a Camera 11 :OQ The NewS Tonight \ 11:05 ScaJJning the Weather ' 1Ud Sporta Report 11: 105 Late Show · Channel 8-Tuesda, 8:00 9:01) lO:OQ 11:~5 U :30 )2::QO Doug Martin Show !ftOmper Room :Movie , ·-rQur ~$0 ~eporter fecple's Choice ReaUess Gun 4!00 4:15 4,30 &:00 5:30 6:00 8:15 The Tbe The The 'lbe Brlghter Day Secret Storm E4ie of Night Three Stonges Life of Riley ~ur J, *"ilb New• Tbe Jute RivUn $tow e·,aO' Amos 'It Alldr '1:00 Highway Patrol 7:30 OBS Reports 8 :30 Father Ko!!l"• jleot 0:00' The Dann);,Th~:t~s Show 9,30 The ADn ~~!!)•"!, Sltow 10:00 Jlenpeslf ' .' Wi30 ·Th8'llUl!t>nt $bow 1-1 O'elock Newa 111:10 A Look at the Weather . 11!15 Theater 13 12'30 < .lii8!\ Off " tt':oo C6bn~~113 TaesdaJ s,oo Bi'iliUd 8:1~ HoUelet New Clptain V:anear:9o 9:00 camon· fheeter 10:00 The Red Rowe Show •o:SO On tbeo-'00 · 11:00 I Love LuCf i-:- ,,so a · ~\) &::10 10<19 LQ,li\) 11:00 ;~~:~~:::E~:due Hundreds of clttstock certltlcatetl to reglObal good for nursery of tbe elimlte .and winner'a choice; roaes, . eJ,ematia, Tbe .areu will delphlnluma, ho1lie1, fertilizer, number as folloW.: ·New glad and tulip bulb&, milceUaneoua llld-Atlintlc, 5outlleaatplants, lliruba and tteel. Central, North CeDtral, These priEeB are 'belna- offered Of America, East Central, through the a:en"erous support of Mid· South, Southwest, Far' 'Wert firma aerou the country USoeiat- and Vid·M~ntaln. ed 't"ith horticulture in soiDe way. FICJwer and Gartkm Fouadation Also offered is a free s~se a:ift tl a non•prdfit iMtlt*tion, dtvoted to every young :;>erson entering the to encouraa:lng the yoUth of the contest. to become intere~ted in In 0~ requirement for oontat eQ· · try II that every conte&tlrht · multt h'aVe · ~ gardening p_tOjeet of hls own clioosing aud doing. tor ample, he may have ~ VtiJe&abl~ garden, bouse e>tants, rOse e:arden, perennia~ pl$nting, PJtiO, 'Wj.Ddaw box-anr proJect aa to~ of It· \0 of a horttultural natufe, ' · . · Students must 's pbmit · a photO. graph and affCDmpi!DJiDI letter ~­ plainlng their partlelar a:ndetQng project, ita atma and accomplislJ· ments, by the cloliQC date ot mid· '*- 12;30 Love Tbat Bo~ 1 1:00. About Facea ABO , Playtto~e 2'00 Day ·mCouri ·: 2,30 Gale Storm Show a,oo Beat tbe Clock s,ao Wbo Do You Truat I ;)I) Amer.tear~ !!DIIItt-.d 5:30 Rin Tin nn s,oo Sen Praecll<o llellf: !;lit TourluoR..,...5,40 Weatherman 5,45 John Daly NeWI ':3G Honeymoonen 7:30 Sugarioot 1:00 ,..ool . lebool aeruor :aDd first three years college. (by DMi faH 1 Prlzee will also be .awai'decl by ditlon, 3:30 From Tneae Roott Cl)onneI 3-1 •ues da, 8:30 g,ao w..-TN~TV Channel13 -Monday Tot al Ad ministraUon 10,454.47 1l'la1ruct 1onPers. servace · !"'t ~ .. ,215 ... , Textbook& and Workbooks1 21Hil.82 Other Edu . aupplies 2~77.56 Rep!. Edu. EquJp, BH4 .37 Rprs. Ed. F~"ill. 1 u 81 Total other purpoaea :55A!\,IWJ Total Imlruction 128.781.03 Co.Ordinat. Actlvllle'l'er~ . scr . att. officer 3!1.:15 Othe r and driver trng. 91.77 Totul Co·Ordmate Act. 132.32 LLIRAIIIS-Pen. Service 333.00 School Ubrary book 85:-l 86 Tohd Libraries list! 86 Trana. raf Pupil~ Penonal aervjce 675 .00 Motor vehicle Jlcen~re 21 ·U3 Rprs. mo lor vehl c lca 7"00 T.:Jtlll other purpn8e 290.53 Total tran• · ol pupils 965 . ~ Sehool Lunc:httPers. servt~e 4361 3t) Supplies olld food 13.461 00 Total s~hool lunches 17 ,322 35 PlayeroundtRecres tJ~:ma l IUppI'1es 17.B:i Maintenance · 2l :.!.!l3 Total Ploy Orottnds 2M01 Vocatlonel llducatlonPer~onal Service 4800.00 Junior.MYF Enjoy Valentine Party , Sessron. Display Judge-s Issue Statement On Scout Contest ~,t>,l!>Ye<l Wva•t E111n 'l'!>e :ame..... Pbillp Marlowl .-ucoa Prelenll K..p Talking The NeWO Ton!Jiht 11,06 ICanDing tbe WQthu ~ , 1, SpOI'II Re'porl Late Sbow IJ:40 818n Off :l:l5 .Charinel ,13 . 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:43 1:00 1:30 2:00 2,30 SHV\ ·December Bride Love of Ltfe . Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light He,rt of the City As the Wodd TUrna For Better\ or Wone Art Unkietter The ,._, l(liji~li'e .. . I'""'>'"'• vti;ltel'1s Yotlh ' '00 '. The Brltlllter Dl'i H5 hcret S,tonp U( :tdp of NIRI>i 1'00 The ·T hree Stoogeo 1,30 ille ollllley 1'00 Arth!ll' J. ~mltl11f... J:U The .iule Rlvlln SllOW 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:t10' i'ron~ler UO To T<!U The Tnltb Ulll Di!onlJ O'Keefe Show , .. · a,so Manr LoV81 ol Dobr 0111-11 ''00 Tlj!hlropo 9:30 Red Skelton Show 10:00 Garry Moore Show 1:00 11 O'tl~k NeWI n:10 A Loot. at the Weather 11 , 1:13 Theater 13 WMPO Daily Progrmo Schedule to orie~ manner' of IC'Oututg '~··' · ·p re.!. ' wao '' IT'S 50 FQR TH. 'NICE ' T'HAT AL-ASKA IS NOW A STATE J:U ,,oo ,,30 U3 uo N& 8:00 8,30 8!3& g,ao g,a5 j )I I "<MI l'o~t" .. POR SALE' & ROOM HOUSE. ExceUeqt, location. Priced reason· abl)'. l:all ' Bob Nelson, Rutland, • "~<>11110, 141112 or tee at Main St., ' ·RUtland. 2 ll 6\c FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH U.S Acrea. Melvin Little, Chr· 2·9-6tc shire, OhJo. c•c) l~lllS'I, . f~I.JlSS••• ---- 99 ACR& FARM AT MORNING Star, good 1 rnom hou .~ e, out · buUdlnil, Willer. electricity, mall, 11eborJI bu1, telepholll' . good pa1ture with plenty of water. Contact Sam Curtis, Box 136, Reynolcbburs:, Ohio. Un ion e. 4820. 2-13·30k ' .\ • ' ~~~:,;;~o•>: franw n: one &one 4 rooms otber rooms . f'500 .00 l Get all the hot water you. need for only pennies/ . with a ,Modern, . A.u~matic GAS Water.Heater I I 30Lp 195SFORQ -r=E:--L-::::-EV~IS,ON Legal Notice ' ' .....ier ..W..? ' ·- Legal Notice oe._, .. -. --- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb.>15, 19e0-7 RIVER llliPORT PDruoa. 4JR ,.....~.Aii!iiPJF'a'; Market Re.,Ort Nos. ~. 0·~; 240950 5 I Two Important advanll£ea ot automation on the farm aay Ohio 1 State Univenity Eatertsion •cri· l"Ultural engineers are relea11e of , the operet-or from dilly toutine CINCINNATI UPI - IJyeJtOck: tasks tor more important duties,, Ctttle 1000, calve• 150; vealert and a definite increue in the ac- lnstances $1 jrlgber on ci:tJice; curacy of the work performed. chol« and prime 1113 lb 1laua:h· ter steers 28.5o; average cbolee 1000.1050 lb steera and 660 lb mixed 1teen and heifera 21; high good and choice 1025-11150 lb tteera 25 .7~ 26, good 1200 lb down 23.5025 .~. standard 21·2.2; choice 775800 lb heifers 26-26.50, low choice 100.773 lb 25-25.50· good 800 lb ~ GAUGES : Montgomery, 16.3 up- down 23·24.30, standard 2()..22, utl). per,. 13·7 on lower, 38 1eet open ; lty 17·18; 11tandard and commer· Galhpohs, 17.8 on upper, ~ 1.~ on cia! cows HU5-17, moat utility lower, 120 feet open ; Wmheld, and commer.c1al bulls 19-20.50, few 18.2 upper, 17.2 on lower, 8 feet 21 : choice vealers 3i-36, few 37-3e, open ; L-"Ck 23 , 26.7 Temperature good 28-34, standard 23·28. 00 am , 9 degrees a bove zero; ~ t 7 ·,. Hogs 4000; 180..21$0 lb 13.20-13.60, mow 111 11 mches COND 0 MOVABLE mostly 13.60 for 190·220 lb; No. 2 ITION F LOCKS : All dams are down with 225·235 lb 13.50-13.60; 200-213 lb 13.25·1::1.7l5; Sows 1-3 300-400 lb 11.· the river fallin g .1 foot per hour. OHIO RIVER BOATS: Lock 18, 25·12; 2·3 40().600 lb 10.50-11.25; Robert E. Reed down at 10:50 a.m. boars 7.75 . Lock 22, Trade Wind, down at 10:50 a.m., 16·1; Lock 23, C V. Harnar down at 3:05 p.m., 2-0; Sealed bids will be re~eived by Beaver down at 9:05a.m., 1.0; Bnb Benter down at 10:20 a.m. 19·6; the uodenigned at tbe cfflce or Bayou La rose up at l 2 :oti p.m., Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorneys, 1·0 Lunga Point up at 12:10 p.m., in Pomeroy, Ohio, for tbe N.le of 1·21; James D. Franc.i:s up at 7~30 the two houses and real estate p.m., 6-0; Ovec up at U :M p.m., 13- owned by the lf,te Elmer 'G. Hamm, 3; W. C. Beckjord ~q~ at 1:45 a.m., Pomeroy, Ohio. Said aealed ' bidA 16.4; Pennsylvania up at 11:15 a.m. must be in the bands of tbe under· 9-6; GaJlipolls, Vulcan up at 1:20 a. signed or Crow, Crow • Porter, m., IH); R. W. Lee up at 8:10 a.m., Attorneys, by no later than 10:00 o-n · o'clock SatY.rday, February 2{1, N~ Kanawha boats reported. 1960. SaJd property Is appraised at $4,500.00 ~md cannot be sold for leu t~n that amount. Sale is subject to tbe approval of the NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Prcbate Court. The right Is rel!i1tai• Of SkiMy H. lice Deceaucl served by the under~igned to reCaa. No. 18,301 . ject any and aU bida. Notice ia hereby given that LoWalter T. Hamm, Admillisraine K. Rice whose Post Office • trator of the Estate of address is Box 223, Rutland, Ohio, Elmer G. Hamm, decea1ad has been duly appo.inted AdminiJ.. (2) 11. 13, 16, 1'7, 19, 5tc tratrix of the Estate Q{ Sidney H. NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Rice late of Rutland TOWllsbip, Edah of Ella Whit., decHHCI Meip County, Ohio, deceased . Notice is hereby given tbat FrleDated tbls Srd day (If February p.a Faehnle whose Post Office 1960. address is Middleport, Ohio, hu F. H. O"BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court been duly appointed Admlnistra. Meigs County, Obio trix of t~e Estate of EUa White, (2] 8, 15, 22, 31<!, deceaJ;ed, late of Syracuse VllJage, Dated this 13th day of February The director reserves the right J~. to reject any and all bids. F. H. OBRIEN E. S. PRES'fON, Judge of the Probate Court Director ' :leigs County, Ohio _ _ _ _<2_l I$,,_ ::.: 22::.:,::.:2lc .::.:_'___ _ _ ___ -:::_ <2l :: 15, 22, 29, 3lc !:i·.,.--. • .oo..... o(ho.t . I ...__~, ., •.l'. j Hll'lllop Coupe .... 1nd overdrive t.ran&. .' I ROOM FUtUmHED Al'T. and a room unlurnlohod apt, can ..0 or Inquire ftt8 SPrilll Ave., Pom· ....,.. 1 a lfc ' ~ ' �' - - _____ _... - .. .. -. ·-. - ; ' .. Meigs Ch r DA ames De An Alt rnates To Conti • I TODAY Olt p In P ., . ~ '. ro 8r LUCILLI HAWICINI .. 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