https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/288e7b569edac7c0d6193f5ea317598f.pdf 351caec2532320268b00628088688e79 PDF Text Text t _.,,~~--~-~ I OIUCitU·F()l TODAY .' 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Feb. 19, 1960 Miuion.<.rry Society .•• ~ •• •• •. • • •' Hold& Recenr Se••wn MEIGS THEATRE Tbe Mt Moflah Miastonary Societ)' of Middleport was enterta ined recently at the ch urch w1th Mrs . :&n in •Baumgardner as hostess . t lt!'1.1. Nell1e Winston, vi ce presi'Jent, wH~ in l'hargc of the meet· ing. De\·otions wer(' lead b.v Mrs Oscar Ha rtlaway Roullne busmess and roll ull wen answer ed b'y t~e member,j Mr ~ . Baumgardner wil l be a dele~::ate to the Hocking Disrict Mlsswnary lnstltue al Glou.ser 0 0 Feb. 28 . POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT Cecil B. DeMille'~:> ''SAMSON and DELILA![" l Victor Mature- Hedy Lal4arT SATURDAY •• .. COSMIC MAN" b-· -e Beooetl. Scou, Morrow •• - una~; "CURSE OF THE DEAD" Eric Flemmg, K.aLhleen CrowlP.y At t he close of the meeti ng a SUN., MON. •nd T\JE$. ''THE BEST OF EVERYTHING" 1esser t course was se rved to the HoPe Lange - Joan Cr-awford members and the following guests, ..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,~_::>1:-_ •:•-_J,u:-_l""'---': "~'il:-_l•~•..,m:•·_ ,\trs. Mary • A - ' Den 5 Scouu Meer - -Crew assi8t- With M r•. Marvin Burl 1Whlt.e and Mrs. Leo Den Five (:ub Scouts met in ant leadf'u for lh1rd and fourth th eir den room at tbe home or lgr.ade Brownies; and the fifth and Mrs . Marvin Burt; den mother SIXth grade intermediate girl Wednesday evenin g wi th Mrs. RG1scout leader wil:. t'" Mrs. Eugene bert 3tory t he as.iistant. The mee ting opened wit h the Conde with Mr1. l aro1d Ebers· Mrs. J ohn Moore, troop organJZ bach and .'.ln. ~ob; :{ Fetty a&&ist- pledge to flag led by Loring Vaughan Plans were made for the cr ror the Four Rive r~ Girl ant leaden. bl ue and gold banCJuet. The proScouts Council, :i'eport.s organita · tiona l meetings held at Sugar Rutl I C entr~l school . -i,: lWnte t~oo p ject f{lr the scout-o-ra ma to be and Central schooJs last week. Jeader +s ~1r.s . WI• 8~1 SherJulahn held at Pt. Pleasan t m Marc h wu 1,and a5~:1151811l leade r, " rs. 0 n dis('ussed . f'lans were made t o atAt Sugar Run , Mrs. Robert Mur. ll unnc l. eununtttee n.er ber s for :.. nd worship ser vicea at the Bapray will be leadtir fl)r t he second the troop are Mrs. Eugl 1e Trip- tist Church Sunday. Plans were grade Brown ie troop and Mrs. Ilett, Mrs Will iam Sh veu, • fr. and also made for a skating party to Harry Wa tson, assist ant leader ; Mrs Leon McKnight ar. d Mrs. be hel d at the Skate-a-Way rink, Mn . Gardner w ehr ung , leader and 1Ra lph Zundel. Monday evening. The boys aue mbled birds from Mills Carolyn Smith . Mrs. Dan 1 . , . __ The troop wt 1• mee t if w e~ot. er the scout craft kit, which will _ Sheron, l\t 1ss Julia Rf'esf' and Mrs .l prrm its, Monday after school. : t be p~t i nted at the next meeting, Er nest Bow les unable to alle nd . lhc school as the1r pproject for the evening. ;;... - = ==;.;..= ;;.;;"-;_....;==--..;;;;== =;;;.oo=;;. ..;, :I The liv ing circle closed the meet11ing after which re!resh menta of ice cream , cookies, Kool Aid and 1candy were served by deoner Pat Story and assistan t denner Jobn Goodwin . Attendi ng were LOring Vaughan t P at Story, Mike Globokar-, Jimmy f Co nde, Jeff Burt and Timmy Glue ~ Tommy Titus was unable to attend i· due to illness. GirrScouts Are Organized At Pomeroy Schools AT There will be a special program presfnted Sun day evening at the First United Presbyterian Church during the WYF .service at 6 :00. Present for the meetinl will be three students fr om India who are presenUy attending Ohio Universlty. Chairman of tbe group Is Daltlt Singh Bbar, wbo is ' graduate oi the university of A'ira and holda hi& Bs dene.e Jn Engineering. This iJ hiJ first aemea.ter at OU and be is a special atudent. He will a,pe~r ~ bit native garb at the meetmg. Azeez An· wer. of Hydrabad, India, also hal bia BS In STEAK HOUSE THE POMEROY NAnONAl BANK llome Of The 1 FABULOUS Golden Circle Class Met At Sno'wcen Home ,,' ' ' ' PJII· PRINTeD Fiberglas \ .---------- - ' - - - - VOL Xl NO. 261 Dr.pe 0. uPt- AutbOI'l· 11\atea today IIOII&ht a 1 l~eDetl for b111e r.::co_.- nelrb:Y Bartlett Friday I' 1 I l If you n.. d cath for any nood purp01e ••• comeln. We Will Be Closed Monday, Feb. 22nd We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SANDWICH BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reserve Syotell Order bu Phone Atad Take 'Em Houae Member Federal Dopooll IIIIOl'ODre CorporaUoa POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 52 RUTLAND ~ wbe n tlie WSCs of Run Methodilt Chllrch evenlm: at the Kerntl Roush as Baer wa& a -:. , . t IN ·II ' ' . HIGH . . , , : _'! . • , Modern and cl~ssic patterns:In ~autlful i:.i!ors:';rh. high style dr~jleries have ~· pjncl,l j>l..ts,',2" bj)tto'* hems, 4'' buc~ram . Wash a~d lil'ri&• >~,e!Il, . !JI. JUSl j minutes, Lengll\90" .· · · ..• ' ., .' r $8.95· a p,oir •• :-4 PLAIN FIBERGLAS DILAI'tS .. . : . ; •. I,U h Pllli: Furniture Throws MeebWedn.eadey . . wall the topic preklnted bY Mrs. • " y A smart way to. spJe;i.lel'ffianent ilpbb~tej1 'f1Vin. ' tlle · wear and tear of ;rv. vieWing and cblldren.J;.acUvlUei. Fringed. Machine washable. Philii :and ptiDted pat- .. terns in all colors. ; ." -' ·, SIZE 80" X 72" ............. - .. - .' ,· - . f3.95 . SIZE 72"· X 90" .. ... .. , .. .. .. .. .. . .. - f4.:5 • SIZE 7%" X 108" .... ~ .. . : ...... -......: JJ. !J.' . New Sklpmmt TAPESTRY SQUARES Large selection of beaU· 1 tiful fabrics. suitable for uyholsterlng small pieces o furniture and. malqng cushions. 50~ SOc epcb CW.1 Member• Brave ! I~ 3 Pc. Knotty Pine Bed Room Suite ... . , . Sale U14.75 Double ' l• l i.' W eothef" For MHtinll ·, 3ev. Scott SIHlfllu clr<-. <llest, bookcue bed. Reaular $229.60. " Twill Silo Serlo HoUywood Bed . . . . . . Complete U9.50 llefolo.r !Gt.llll. Complelo Maple Bunk Bedo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale '89.00 llo«Wor f8&.1111. 8pttee Savor Limed Oak "Lane" Cedar Cltetl Sale •39.50 llo«War fl~.llll. I Pe. Llvtal Room Sullo ., ... ., ........ . Sale f109.00 room - - Tout eolor. Reculor ~811.1111. 12 Fl. Width TWEED CARPETING . , . . . . f4.00 sq. yd. 1 Group SWIVEL CHAIRS, Reg. $29.95 ... Sale UUO N1lhtnelly AdvertiMd HProvlncetown" SOLtD MAPLE Uring Room, Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture 3 Day. Only , . .... . , 20% Discount . . 24 Cu. Fl. "DEEP FREEZE" HOME FREEZER I Pe. cre..enl Shape Llvlnf Room Suite . . Sale f228.00 Battery Operaled Tnnslllor RECORD PLAYERS .29.50 . PII.SIAION WINDOW FAN IAI.I 10'' a.v..Ibl• - ftelolar f811.1111 'l'Jiermetfai Coalrolled Wbulow Fan • . . . . . Sale •31.00 II'' Porlablo Fano, Reg. Sole NatlonaHt Advertloed !lake• • f4t.oo . . . . . . . . . •s'M Spe4ill q.- Gao Deyer - N'w • , •.•.• . .. Ollly UOII f'*'l~" New ELECTIUC IIRYER • , ..•. , .. .•138.00 - New GAS RANGE .. .. .. , .. .. .. . .89.00 'JGtltMm'' Qud!ty ..... For aCbaira PUU. UP CHAiltiJ, llel· ....00 Sale $59.00 ~iP!IJ DRO, L:EAF TABLE, Bog.•&8.00 $39.00 , CARPETING Into o1 the ev,niQIJ, eberry lee erelftl l l..iirj,,j;p;;••,•titoaecoffee were sel"Vfld Mn. Lawrence Bradbury, Mra. Bolter and Mrs. Bennett. ... .. ...... ...... ... .. NyloD fr.lere fabric. BrtNn, beij:e or areen. Relu.lar $190.00. 1 Only. 1 OIII:f - Foam Cuablonod Euv Chair . . . . Sale f20.00 ~ ~et.DO. F'loor oamplt told oo io. ,r - Clllbloaod Modem Swivel Chair . . . . Solo fl$,00 ,.._..elabrie. Floor '"""''I•· Rq. fllll.llll. 1 Group Pllll Up Cbaln, Jlel, •sus . . . . . . Sale UUP l !• ~ Complete With. Fixtures To liang New - I Only Gqld Ia-. lleloiU $1189.00, - ! DESK, DESK CHAIR and DESK SET -.. , , ... . , .38.00 18"x48" DOOR MIRRORS . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . - $3.65 18"158" DOOR MIRRORS - u.oo 1 Pe. Sola Bed Suite, llegulu UUS ..... , Sale •ss.oo 1 Pe. ROom Sullo . .. .. ..... . . .... Sale f139.00 u..., The member• of the Bus)' Bee the Fint Baptilt · Cbureh For the Aa,emltJY -·Pi-Ocram this the weather ' ·ruesday afternoon at the Middleattend their · port High School, Rev. Harold home of Mra. .;cott, 1peelal evana:eli1t at tbe on Beedl St. • Jocal Church of Christ apoke to wn opened with 1he hilh school group. '-.a~er J'raneea Bearha 11 J: apeclal aasemNy Will alao II' planned tod.ay at the hllb achool. '1''~=-~:p:;residr.:nt, It' meet· ~ Maohopny Flnish - 1 Only - Slilllhtly Da:na·&ed ' 'sci Shower Is Given For Mrs. -iarnitz Plal'e Anywhef'tl and Any Size Record - Regular $69.911 YOUR CHOICE- 69c each M.ilk Gloss Dessert Sets 9 Pc. Milk Gloss Dessert Sets Wrought Iron Smokers Gloss Hostess Sets · I ~======....; SAVE.25% ON All FAMOUS LUGGACii we RMCrvo The RJ.aht To Limit Quant.ity you're lure to find it You'll spot IIIII " - "' ou're buo1.inc !bert, In ur complete te!O<Iion& Jlllit Retelved. N- Albu.na : ~d Slntlta of_Ll"" I!J.I'V.. ........ ,;-., ·RAOIO eW TELEVISION . '· ~~iA\~ '' . seeo,t4 A.,.: ~~ ~ . ." \ W-erner ( ,.., ' I t3ut Bartlett Farmer• · Grange McJ keS. Hea'rt Fund C t •b t" 1 : l ' -.; •II'' J.: U' ~~ ~. I 1 at y • • • enttne Deeotetl l'e De l•terem O.f I'M Hefp-M.._ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, February 20, 1960 Racine Scouts Receive Troop Chart~r . Police Hunt Bank Robber In Ohio . - < l-ikes Blue u doe1 -riwLGoJden Circle Clast or the Christ mel al the hnme o! Mr. and " Mrs Roy Snowden, FrJ· d ay evening. I rh e meeting was in charge of .f ' the presideat, Roy Snowden. Pray· On rl U l10n er was given by Rev. Tom Wcllls l A contribution was made the nn~ Mrs. Jessie Grueser read the Heart Fund. when Pomeroy so.: npture. Grange met Wedneaclay evening 1 Thelma Hysell gave the secre- tbe DAV Hall. tPry 's report and ~'.!J'nc1t Nicholson C. L . Heaton, worth y master , ' he Lreasurer'.s. A bake aale was prt"!&lded and one appeal for ., ~ d la nned for Saturday, Ff!b. 27, at was an&Wered . Plans were made : 'ar kins Market. The class will for "Boost~r Night" whjch will he lpnnsor a Hymn Sing .Sunday aft- hold in April . Plans were also ocnwon , Ma1 ~h 6. Comrnitteea were made for visiting the Columbia Il l pointed for both ~vents . Grange, fhe M xt meeting will be held The program in charge of Mrs. Gpened with a t he home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Charles Spent"er Ta lor with Ernest 'Slcholson as group sing ing. Members responded to roll call with ideas fo: ":luildiJl~ 1d '\ O.h onal leader. Tile balonce of the evening was Grange. .Remarks were in games and conteats. The the Master. After a stunt was awarded to Pearle N. Srpilb, the men sang on the Rf,ilroad." sandwiches, . 'lbree reading were 11iven by , cookiea, mlnta Spencer, -Mrs. Lawrence Lanand Blll J;.Pke, A soilg by the coffee were served. to Mrs. HYBell, Mr. and Mrs. Richard concludei! the program. and Char lea, Mr. and Mrs. At the close of the meeting r e, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest fre~hments ~ere served by Mrs. Spencer and Miss Charlesand Mike and Bill, Mr. Mrs. Frank Young, Mn. Pearle anna Hess. and Sabra, Pauline Mar----Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Molden and Rev. Tom Forell Run WSCS may be the key to your financial problem Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your S~.opping Cente" \ ... hla ..;...;; ,...,. c~,..,._.~---- 'ehdi'l!l.,-oi POMBBOY Engineerina: ... - ·He l'r)*y '"" - . .. •- e LQII- UP.__...,. llole - All<tl Mattloowa• NOw.l Ooll...lon -lhai '""' ...... Dhaoda Kantilal who will compltte the trio. Leaders for the wYF group are Mr. and M.n. Ricllard Vaughn and Mra. Everett .Bachner. They will be usisted Sunday by the Deaeons 'and Deaconesses of tbe cbureh and alsa the WFY mem· ben wbo will have the devotional part of the m~UPg. The children O'f , the ChihJrerJ'8 Heme are being asked to be specie! 1\letb foi' the evenin&: and the meel:ine la opened to adults a s weD as the youlh. F0Uow1ng the metting refreshmenta will be aerved by those in I CROW'S LOAM Special Program Sunday Evening At Local Churc,h 00 POll MOKI Ar- I'EATID ................ .., ............ ' ·- . -·-·- ... OHIO: l_....lfte cl Ill dl . . ,.In ......,.. ........ ...,... with w....... . ....... low - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - ,' Met . . . . ~. ....7. ton...., In the 201. �' rHl DAILY SENTINEL ••• • • •• ••• L Dally SenUnel,l'onieroy-Middleport, o.. Feb. izo. 1118().....3 · L' A .._.:. 001\·mg .-liNd On Ths Food 1 MOtk-ets New In Forming IReedsv•"lle Meigs Farmers May Learn How .>ocie!:'.!~!Z'!..o Corn Gr~wers Meeting Set For j Ul'S GO ' S HOPPING M d A Local M Hall on ay t asoniC Ji'rull• v.,... New Eus - COiiiiiiciit8ting Editorially 0 One Phase Of Inflation •• c •• •• ,J • • To Increase Yt"eld At CI.·m· lbuya. ble- and ! c:.lblla&e il amDDJ the ltemJ o! Poultry and Llrae e&P I K~ OO qualll)' at the ~ coun· oant.lnue to be th .. eeonomlelill PI»lu. It 18 now oomi•u• fmm Texae 1teio choice. '.Lba ru.Lc-o.-Lhumb t.o BV C. I. 8L.AK•tLII ... County 1~ A.-t l and 1- lorida, and prieee YU')' Car· I uae Jo d.~::termJJLan& lhe ,better but 1·ott are excellent ehoieee fDr eco- In e • 11 l.l.W. ~. b~o l<U&e e&P Melp; County fannera will be ' nomleal veaetable d11bet. PriCf1 are teaa &ltd k mute t:~:penllve able to lncreue their Yteldl o! are very attractive for tbeae .. ,than mecb~UG \liP. or leu than corn from 10 to 20 bUJbell per .- t1011 which 1)' le]ds will help I IL dm k St an ar ore I I I ·- "' Offers Free Growmg • r·Ips TODAY AND OP .MISCELLANEQUS HISTOBJCAL NOTES MR. McCUMIIR - YEST~i:RYEAR By United , .... , lnt•rnllltnll Today 11 Saturday, F'eb 20, the ~)' Waller E. Sllleo 51st day of the year, w1th :us !.lays In 1900 that In wu stooped over work- more The moon 11 approachmg Lis int with the engme and or!tllth new quarter came Up behind hhil and hlt him On. an evenina: m 1928 a partJ m the head with a hammer or The morning stars are Mers, was be•U. held on 'Wy11• 11 H1ll wrench and then threw hts body Jupiter, Saturn and Venus bac( of~ upper eaat end' of m the river It Ill qlso rupposed The evenmiJ 1tar 11 Mercury. Pomeroy,. It 11 sa.ld that hquor waa that he wu not dead when he On th11 day m h11tory flowlnJ freely 1md when 10 m~ of wa11 thrnwn in the river but tried In 1792, Preaident Geor1e Wa•h· them were well under ltl Jn!'lu- to l'atl·h hold of the boat as It mgton s1gned the flfsl PDst Office enct Jt -came kl tbelr mmdl that was said that his fingers gave evl- Act, thus establishing the Federal they had a real or fancied com- dence that they had been struck Post Office platnt agalnlt an old m11n b)' the by some ObJect evidently to break In 1809 the Supreme Court l'llled his hold on the boat Grlfftth got name ot Jim McCumber. They soon round him find .after away wath the boat and dispo11ed that the power of the federal iDV· abuslni him and torturing him of it later ami the next we hear ernment is areater than that of •hamefully they made him walk of him he WiJJ arrested for some any md1Vldua\ slate of the union In 1872, the New York Metroo(f the hill, down acroaa the road mmor offeme 111 the Carollnas on Kerrs Run then up Route 7 or and in some way they became sus- politan Museum was opened m a then known u O.rleton Hollow. plctouR and he was identified and rented hGuse in 1917, the U S. bought the They followed thla road to where returned tu Pt Pl~aant for trial lhe tavern known a.. Kelroy's At the tr1al he was found Oamsh Weat Jndlet .,as l1ter l~ated and here tbey i'Uilty and g1ven another life senIn 1933, the Howe followed the left the ro,d and took a path tence In the penitentiary at lead or the Senate and voted to leadinK to 'the right around and Moundsville, W Va Ira's body repeal the prohibition amend up the hill to an (Jid unoccupied was brought home and buried Jn ment hou1e Thla house waa not very tha Letnt Fall1 Cem~tery. fer from the road and e 1hort oOD dht ..nc• loota. Five. P.oiotl. 11 re A1 f..lear as~e arct ab~\lo Jl!Ml lht)\ btd erawl und« tbe m:rate~ paned • ". j11i't' fence, thti>o . made tbt 'old ' before reach! the bridge where firat ~d '*hen he was ~ on the accldent occurred, that wu hb kliee• crawUna un4er tbe the last time the car wa• seen by fence they 1hot and Jdll@d blm uny one until .after the accident. Tbe)' then threw h11 body In the The other memben of the party clatom at the bouae and threw th()ught Uua car was ahead Df Je•V.• tn to cover Jt up from them but when they reached •laht. A(tf/)' tbe Drtlcere. wen no· Jecbon they found thla car had lifled •hd they bad atarted an ln- 1 not arrived They liVe it llttle ¥el~,._tion they arrelted two men thought then as ttley thought Jt ~)' tbe name of John Hedrick and had been delayed In some w.ty but RhDdea as the murderers and two as time puaed they became conot)l:era u accomplice• In the crime cerned and a party ltll'ted back l'tle•e men were named Shorty t{) look for the car Bifant and O'Brlon Mra Emma LlehtfoDt, wholt The Lr.ltl waa h.eld <ODd three hDuH! •landa on the bank about IDtq ,V~ 4-C,.tenced to be elec- 1000 feet from the acen• of th' Jlo~t.,\1. ; ' H._dck1, Rhode• and ~;ocldent, wu the flrat to notify .r)'fllnt ·~ O'Siien wu aentenced them of the acc1dent She qJd .&cRoss ' 2 JCndor.. .., ihe "Ptni\trttlary lor life. So that night about 10:30 p. m. the ltldl the d~nken party. • heard an awful acretc:hlna of 1. Biq Bint 3 JllJclste4 • "'E&rden tl. A.merlal.ll ~ ' oOo brakea and ahe tooted out of tile u. uropelln Indian ROUSH window but eould He notlllna. frtlb·water &. Salt ~ ~;-inJ Df January 13, She JGOked about S·SJ a. m. and Alb 6. Former 1Ml;lf~aer ~~~ appear· saw a put of the c:ar out of the ll ... Aida,." Cor be11.vyance In An\tquity iii'iir Wlllll mak- water, abe at Gnee notified the ofon• wellht In£ Inquiry !( there 1were any nctall and aoon $ber.lff Ralph 12 Jl'fenc'h rJver champ •mall blatJ that the~ knew for Welker and PatrOlman Jamea 1S. M'onth 7. Stand UP. 11Je He directed to the home Glbbl arriVI!d. The otflelala and 14. Fatty or Wade Rouah that hll bo,., Ira, iaflltmen encountered much difpound com• a. Prohibit (law) had a boat that wu perbap• the flculty in aettint the car out Df 11!1. Part of & D. To anolftt kind he Wll lookinl fOI' but tbey the water. Harold Chale wu op· fore•t (archale) did not know Jf It waa tor aale but oratlnl hll wrecker and be had 11 J'rencb 10 Bourulariel pato" (lA.) li.I'Oo4 DilL he mllhl invNtllate and aet to hitch two truelu to it to pull 1'f. -~Uon 18. .Antaretlo He went tD the home of Mr. the car out and up the bank. 18. Fellow oplol'fr Rouab tnd after JQm• convtr"aithm {alan~") 21.1A1tfll" they went to the river t<l look at AI lOOP at Sheriff Welker U. FooUife 22. Spawn of tht bolt The boat wa• Ju•t what could see the llcenae plate be lit wu lookiRC for tl the:r could knew It waa a ur from JtcktDn to. Routlne amDit the prkt 10 It would be and tt once In to~h wltb tile Ill. ~P•~!¥i oftlciaJt there. Coroner Henry 11U1taetory mia~ Ewing waa atandlnl by wtth two Arter IGMt time theJ atreed tn ... Part 'ot till prleo bul lh' llmlaer bod ambulance• to reoelve the bodle1. t PrGvillon tn tilt ttrtement I wu talklnl with one of the of· tbtt Ira wu to 10 u far •• Point fklall a abort time afterward• and Plta11nt until he bec:ame lamUllr he told me that when they pUlled wltb tbe opention of the bolt aDd tho .., 0111 Iller ooul4 ool opon u ble money was In the bUlk at lbo door lnd II Wilt - · to Point PleaNnt be would 1et lt . . a wredlnl bar lo Prr 11oto tbtrt •Rd. take chara• of tht bolt. door ..,... Ke oloo Nld Ill had Aa tt wa1 qulle late tn the ev• "'n manr IriCk! altoln !lot nolbaint then be acc.pted an Anvlle· IOI OQUfl lo '!hal ~~~~• '!~ao tlon &o llaJ tt tht Roueh home d- ~· 01>'10~" "'" thai nllht om! they f'Ollld bt on t!lo Nvtn ~~~' 101111 I t4 ln J lhelr wtt the aext mornin1. Tbt ""''-''· o '"''" ltran&U WU IIVIriJ a fk:tltiOUI lo ....;. 110m Jn what AQW WofiQit t.. blme, te..yed wlth the Routh't 00!'11' 1 doalb oar. thai oilhl ond llept wllh tro. hit '11\1 MVII P I - """ Mrloll· .vlctlra ot tht nn:t da.y. He w11 od u ioii~W11 Wi!llur ~"' vtrr pltaunt and enttrtalnln1 ol lho - alll! ..ltlaniiJ tblt tvenlnl and till nut morn- lba drt.,.;; lin. JCaiT lllJtt, Inc until they left on lht Wt *• ' I I i ··~ • ' Joumer for In llouot. . Soon lll4r ' ' bid left tho ·~~~~~/~~.:over tht en aertin mqrdtrer ~ la the 1late bodltoodiDI ·~;q-~-:!l'.!'f~..~•.Lf.: !Dill ' . i:R', ~0. 11 II~ ~ 11!'1\1~ II; I!IIL OIRJ ll't.,~l.~'ll!\!1' ..... " ""' ... ~n~ . . . ljo~~ -0 =::t ~~JM~. ~ .....,..~ olnal'! batik tul! olhtk walor tr.l' ~!l..-· l1'llo ...... a 111!111 '"!",., lo till f jUII U "':st; ••« I r"' • q, • .Ciaoi...OIII ··· -~ · .. -'- -~ < ...... ·" Rr.f:OrdHigb . • I 1 I Enrollment -- For S8J.Ie JHI' John I) ' ' ' Stout Djnner Fo.. ()rg~ing I :k (RAW lE'It $ Is On March 7 MORRIS lil•t•UIIIT • AND sUtfLY . F.-oJQ;.Attaek ' D''IU FEEDING PROGRAft\ N O'W I A :omplete proanm to make your daily operation• pay oft' better ••• from call-to-cow. Teat Red ROB E•rlu Order Dlsc011ilt ;e. rultll V.:'~ f!~~ COW-Q-LATED Dairy Feed Program younclf form IIIOIIlhl ••• and provo it to yoiiiiOifl ' -'r' fl\ln~ ! 2i . .,stt@f Jt. ~ al. ! Sugar Run Flour Mills ""I"'"''' ,~ PHONE WY 2-%115 , tllalberry rr7 r lrtc and !·~~r.n~:: Av~. P,... :r~a.. l'l~~t~nce ' f' ' .. P~.- GalllpoUs "' Pomeroy; Ohio .stottown; Qh:o I ~PPJ.I · ' . . '"' I ~ . .., ' 3 Lovely Models To Stllect • FRUU~'$ I DELUXE ., ' ' 'O;NL ' . lS F;T. MODELS . ' n CU. Fr, IIIPDJILs . ", 11 {':(!. ' 28 I < w: aiQllttil .• ' ' CU. PT. :MODELS known best ••• •erved· best "Where Quality Is Paramoun~· Comer Semod mill Butternut Sts. E SALE \ •• ELECT~IC ·AAN~J,~ • U CU. FT. MODELS ·~·i • J EfE.CTRIC 36 inc_h IMPERIAL .' AND Clt. f'f. MODELS GAS MODELS WATER HEATERS • ·~", ........ ~·; ~.{ 2 Beautiful Models.~·' '" .....: ." UPRIGHT MODEL Z0 • Meigs IEq~ipment Co., Inc. "Be SUre Of Quality and Value" In ~ Sto~k ~J 'Cti. H.• • ..................... ~ ~U \ fREEZERS cu.' CUSTOM .' I oHta MODEL MACHINES The Only AII.Staipless Steel Bulk Milk-TanN!' . . Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales ' CHEST 'IMPF.RIAL • • • ' Of F,reezers \ / . ,' EaoY~ E·.WY-2-2181. ~AS HERS and DRY-ERS. .' e:ecDnd w1th 1,820 1nd Col· li"!~~•on• i& ·lhird wtth 1,708. figure• relea1ed by the .._H Club offJte tbow 5,14f 1 club• 1n Obio, 10,138 club advisors • and 8.813 junior leaders. Lilt tbe 1 "H'era carried 118,278 AL. 18717 , ' popula· I ' •I'' 1- " -·. -D~N tiiiOTTER & SONS ut.) mne 28. 8plftllllt in · :Madrid 29. Bta.roll.• at. s . • TIU~GE WHERE YOUR ~ PLACE YOUR 1880 OIUJER CPW-Q-LATED SERVICE the 1930'1 hybrid coms wer.:= mtroduced on a c:ommerctal with 10me hybrids good others not so good For ?lt the y1eld level Df corn in remained around 37 bushel· by the use of open poli:~~~iatreJn• and field prachces to that ena In 1940 tc; yield level of cor,n aver 15 bushels per acre more or bushels per acre by the use of plallii of hybr1d5 and pre· land practices and u&es. tbe next 10 tD ttiJ years can increase the1r prD~ per acre from !5 to 40 •ere by usmg the wbich will be dlaCorn ProductJon The byhfLds stage MARIEtTA "HARVEST KING SILO" RiD Rosi IH ·AND SO DOH OUI •• , %d~~~al ~~~;~·~~ I ':!!· ' D~gerCited Ill iiiiiiiiii.;;;;;iFiH;O~NiE~WiVii%i·2~1~7~8~~i:ijiiiiiiii:i~iP~OiM~E~RO;;;Y~,~O~H;I;.O J..:....:.... " :(.1 lhJI I PRODUCTION AND PROFIT ~·'-~ ~ li!)llltlaj" lo \)RVODI a lor fi.oii>. liiril over 1M btnk •• lhlo ou IIW. • . ~ . -~loP, l ..tH Clubs Have COW-0-LATED TO BOOST YOUR DAIRY ~~~utiful Deluxe ELECTRIC ,DR,.-ER· ...... • ILADES • SWEEPS I ~ tho brtdn. lha Mi"'f . IIJ did •1!1 .. tho """"' . Ml4!. ~~ Olil. . ll .ond llltt •• !l!'lilbt .w •••• ,..t l!li !lUll! 11!19 1M • DISICS ! ~tolb "'""r A GOO D BltE MAIJfES A WHALE 1', 0 FA Middleport Feed M'lll , , II" 'ot .,.,iter...- DOGBURGER Pttet's Corner DAILY CROSSWORt> ( BULK MILl( ° I e.- w•• \. I ef·l HISTORY Meigs Cou ,' ~:~:rH~~~- ~::;,,:,\,.~;.r'i.~'d~ ~.:':!~~-;.~and wvod · - · C• I I :!Z!·.~";:r:1.[;t!_&·! 1 mary meetlllg Ru• r•P were eut. • BJn, Rccdsvule • j - • Wllion was a member of lhe --- -- "oOOI 1lleuliv1Ue Chruuan Church iiDd Befort! Yoa .,.,. ' was burJed In Ret.•tbvllle Cemetery TAN"~ ' He II •urvlved by hill wtfe Clarks~ I our" N J three sons 'William See The or Coll ege ' Ala~;ka , 1-lar~ld, Free hold !'ll J , and Ernest, l 1 arks'1 burg, N J . tw o daughttora, Mu Hiael Mcintyre, CliftDn, Va , and Mrs Lou Applebee Tom's River N J, 10 grandchildren and sever' al nt>phew& RANPOLPHS MOVE HER! Curtis • h"lc. I Mr and Mrs Carroll Randolph "We Sen1ce ~~ We s;t" have moved from the1r farm home POAU!ROY, OHIO opposite Dam 20 to the property - - I on: t11tr ....,._ Th ws f b ell h '"'! Ison TT who died Saturday at c CS o t e 411: U,ft: increase I th e home of h1s nephew, Gene WI! . meL at the c.hurch fDr theJr Feb- I c. sa. fsuet~ey ....... Yun eral aerv1ce1 were held Gn Urement In 6 or 7 )'eart. He MrYtcl flettc l use (Jf orgai•JC matler "' 1ll be a part o! Lbe lncrea'e :mentioned above S4 vm g on~ half ~~oeU u for dry onionl. Ptotaloel, Uk: mlll"t Ullin lhlll•l ei118'. lben the acre b~ followma: the practLcea o! the ma nur l! now exposed to turmps an? parani~J' are allo l.ua:er one. are Ill• bttt.er buy on ~bleb Will be ou~hned at the waste Will be a part uf t hu: LmetoMm'tcal chOU!efi. For p-eens tori• cust per poUD.d b~ orn Productioa CUmc to be held provement t"atter.mg t ke 11011 taJads, CDill!der leaf lettuce, ea-l Tueaday, Feb 23, In !be d1nln1 lwub a do~.< ble load of sod malena 1 Melts- WbUe pork il1till tbe room of the Masomc Temple 11hrough puttln!;! mort! cropland •carole, and endive. Oran&ea and gnpef it remain more economlt.d rt:d meat choice. bu1ldmg a~ Pomero:r.. to aod and mcreasmg the amount Iexcellent fruit choices ~Grapefruit advan~l are taLICtpated In Ole Thla Corn Production Chmc 11 lof root mateuai 1000-2000 per Three Extension agronomists from Ohio State Umverslty Iquality ahould be at itt belt now. weeks ahe,.d. t>Jn t forget the VII'· one of a se~les of 16 beine beld I acre Will auist will discuss corn production problems at a Corn Production Sugar oontent 11 higheat durlq l'ety and aatlh ;e IIDd of meall. over th.e entlte ltate of Ohio and Th1s w1ll require expandmg al Cllnlc to be held Tuesday, Feb 23rd at Masomc Temple Bldg, th11 time of ybr. There are •till Wltb tbt:ae, )OU buy a pound and ~~ open to all farmen and tb~ Lilla a~reage 3 times, sweet t%v Pomeroy They are (left to right) Gordon Ryder, Lewis I many (me apple clioll:t!l lftilable. aer:e a pound. l~::'ntyin~~;s~~ ::,o.~:Or~~.. M~l~ =~JdlO5 .! me~, do,•hei1 J I 1·2 times bo dS 1W B -- - - - - - - IAnd for vult\)' in a fresh fruit e 1 uppur mg 11 illcrease wn~. / afi :m~e .b pic Blllldmgs in Pomeroy aalad, Wle avocado-there ia an The event will get underway at applications of hme, pbospbor uas Uf pro uctton t.s tg USJneS5 The lotal cHnk Is Gne of 16 be-- exceUent crop Uua year and they 9 30 a m with coffee and donUI.a and putuh on every acre Wllh a lb. Oh o and m Me1gs County In 1mg held throughout Ohio 18 Jan· are reuonably priced You will n~ furmshed by the seed de1lera ot hay sod more than one year old terms of market value, corn 1s uary and February It 18 •ponsDred Uce that sour cherriea c:anned 1 M.e1gs County. "The loca.l spon10r- I J::xtended .nput of orgamc mat Ohw's lelldmg crop Last year OhiO by the Ohio Stau; Univenlty de- or frozen- are in SOfJle•b•t al:Jort I lmg &roups includes the agrtcuJ- t.u through leavmg crop residue ~mcra grew 2M,992.000 ( 251 roll· !parlment o( agronomy and the Ag· laupp1y, so for WublD.c\011'1 ~lrth-1 tural asenctes of the county. on one half of the croplall.d With lion) butbela of corn on 3, 984,00 , rLCUitural ExtensJoD Serviee. Al· lday celebrations eomider cnnberThe OffiCIII part of the pro- the remamder Uled for luestock, . '' iUUUon) acrea, an average or 63 thoulii desJgned primarily for CDrn lrlet They are very reasonably I \gram will start at 10 00 a. m. •nd lw!ddmg and returned to the soli b~hels to the •.ere tproducers In Meigs County, the lpnced. Your favorite cookboo'l Mfll,:• COunty farm~ra wJII (lnd wi.ll rtJn to 3~ p, m with tune \~Ill help :del.gs County I abare of the total! meeting is expected t.o intereat will offer luggestiona Pineapple pl£a~y ol helpful tips to boolt Iout for luncb fhe ma,Jor tubTh b ..-as 698.,000 bu5hels produced in farmers and ' county Extenai(Jn from Cuba II all<t amonl the betl.tlt e&op producUon ill a evi'a of ljecu to be covered lnclu4e• Soil d ~1l~om :~a~on of moilture 1 10.400 acret, reportJ CoWlty A&· agents from neighboring counties _ _ alne •·How-to-Grow'• fold,era 119w .Manaaernent and Tillage~ Fertility <m w1 accomplu_bed by ~nt C E BlakesJee Because Df the who waot "to learn mDre about proper cDrn planter 1djuatment 11 'av,d 1ab;le Jrom Landmark Farm IJndudtng !erttliur materials, fer tlll~i la~da tb which have surplus ~mportance Df corn to farmers' in· ficient co~n prpoduclion. the main reason for low plant pop- BUJU\1 CooperaUvel. tihly plam and fertJbty place water an e retention of ram eorqe in this county, a Corn PrDlulaUona m OhiG Teltl h1.ve ahDNll ' ment, Types of COrn Hybrids and Vl& er ;tgaJnst overland flow on ducion Clinic 1s being held Tues- The meetmg w11l atart at 10 a m. corn y1eJtta ean be increued 1i to I Aim,~ at Increasing tll.t aver- Co»er Cropa; and Corn Planting iilope through the use of contuur d1y, Feb 23, at the Masomc Tem-1 with coffee and do-nuta furnlahed 120 bullhel.l an acre If proper p•.ult l~tl yMd per ll>Cl'e, the roJdetJ, 1Sy5tem• mcludlni ap•cmg, plant tlpage and fJow reta.rdmg traps -jby the cobnty seed dealer1 avail· population "!bd produ~.;ed b7 Landmark, lndude popullhon, stalk lodllbl ana clo.se growing turf Good hltb 11 obtained. 1v.tll be needed tb11 Wlil be Jm hie to early comers. Samuel w. l could mtreaae farm iucome 10 meae titlea: "How to Gt:ow 20 stalk bateneu and ear 1ize. Dogi Like Bone, Extension agronomist, wlll j Ohio by 50 million dollars a year. TODI of Suau Betta Per Acre"; jlroved by growu,g: mass•ve root .u;;cu.ss tillage, drainage, and soil Dr. Gordon J. Ryder, &I\l!nsion I''iiow to Grow flO Buthell of The averqe yteld. of COl'D m 1~ype legumes With grass Correct •features which contribute to tbe)agronomiat, wW preaenl UhUJIUi.• Wl;l!!at Per Acre''; ''How to ¥4te, Me1gs County was estimated at 57 I ullage of the so1l sflould be car I most efficient com prOduction. uon 10 ahow why farmers m~t aet &.ore Profit from llead~wa alicl bUli~elJ. per acre In 1968. Tb111 ned out so aa to Just &eparate th'! It's Good For Them and A.nDther Extenslon aironomist, their cm:a planters .tor 1 :.J ,PJ.!t· Pasture."; ••&w to Grow More comparee w1th f5 busbela 1n 1U!i7 SOil crumbs and Uuff up the plow 1 1 Has Appetite kwc.al Dr Lewis C Saboe, will explatnlcent over-plantlo& in order to end .aud !letter Vegetablea ,lor Greater 56 bushels lh 1956 and 50 bushels 11,.yer. which corn hybrids carry the most up with the desired •'-nd· l aelve hoflt"; "How to Grow 100 BuR· 1&55 The ten year average m I ,One of the thmgs that Me1gs realslance to corn leaf aphl.d and , to 16 per" cent of tbt: kehtels cal· els of Oats Per Acre"· "T.otfa~to: County for 1940 to 1949 ~uunt)' farmers are domg ts con Ileaf diSeases common ro com in I culated to be ,planted are never How to Grow 2.000 Poun.dl Per 44 bu1hels per acre ~ond w 1.Jnt~mg to mcrease the rate oi J Ohio. Corn leaf aphids damaged or are cracked in pUI.lUP&. Acre" 1 '.'HDw to ~w 100 Buaheb, to 11,".;!9 the average y1eld I' lcrhll:whon As of 1957 the an "We Do Ctb:tom Grmdlng" thousands of acres {)f corn in Ohio to 12 perCi:D\ 0 • t~ ,Of Corn Per Acre"; .. Row to at bushels per acre. Thelie nual uptake of nutr1ent~ by crop No. 2nd St. , Phone WY 2-3254 lust yeu The best know.n con· aUer g~~:rmtr:&t.;on due 1Vrow 40 Bu.bele of Soybe.alll P~r averages compare Wlth the state land crops showed 17 per cent of ltrol at present 18 planting aphidweather lnsect.i dt\;ea•ee 1Acre" and "How to -Grow 1B Toll& •verage of 49 bulhela m 1940-49 the mt ;ogen, 107 per cent of the MIOOLfPORT lres1stant ' hybrtds • ' ' of Tomatoes Per Acre" aa bushela m 1930-38 1pl1usphorJc ac1d and 47 percent ~:;;:;:;;:;~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;~~;;;A~gro~n~om~"~"~m~· ·~·~·t~a~;n;_;t~ha~t~lm~:· An i:xt~~S:'· lpe!:!lallst I Tbe lolden .IM~ .avallable JreeproducUon m the Uruted I'Jf the potash wu comtn'> from ~ - - - -will dJ~uss of a of charge -lt th.e ,uo LRndmaFk haa ehanged greatly emce commerc1al fertrUzer well , m 1outlets Jn the atallf.' o£ the P1lgnm fathers 1 All Meigs County (al mers grow(the first Couuty mg .u btUe as 5 acre5 of corn point out Agent) taught tho Iper year will fmd 1! profitable rcqmreu:umb Oi the I lJlO place a fiSh in eoch :tc attend the Corn Production cern crDpnfor moat ttfu:lent plant oJ com. Wh1le yaeld figures Clmlc next Tue1day, Feb 23rd. growth a d diS~· tne earty yean. of corn pro sJon of th~Jr 1 ct.JR m the UnJted .State• arc IN NAVY I!XERCISE 1 01 • "'Yllliable, average ytelds m VIEQUES, P. R.-F.rank A Rice, (;ounl)' ranged from 29 2 radtoman ftrst class, USN, son of acre in 1860-69 to M1s Edith R1ce, 4'r.t Liberty ·'-ve, Ohlo'a .f.-H Club enrollmenl per acre m 1880-89. j Mtddlcport, and husband of the rrtandl at mora QJ"n M,OOO proaucuon d1d not change former Miss Mar)' ' K Goble oi 3 MODEl. bel'a, hlabut on record. m•m·- \grcal.!y m the perJOd fro-m 1800 lia".on City, W Va, serv1ng with 1 H. HanlJfield, at.ate 1920 the development the amphJb1ous assault sh 1p uss H~ club in relellainJ enroJtocorn bybru1s had progreued Boxer, 111 partlc1patmg 10 Opera tod l't t tal enougb so that plant breeders tron "Bngadelex l 60" a s1x week begmnlni to u~e hybnds as heheopter amphibious exerc1se at of U:,~ 26• p 2 0 WITH, Bh:AJ>£8 that of 1 Jelll' qo. of mcreasing the y1eld V1eques, P. R GUt numbor bor of com. to 00 ~ Num- If~';H~y~b:'~;':d~·~teed corn 11 the fix•t1 Ul!f:~ . 4-H I• 5;i,Mp li cro" •r bybrtd Ol'I'Ji' 10 21 J .. ~i!02 t~ttfnt. o. as defm1te as mdiv1duaJ var1e 1 1 l rorm•r~>- ........ "" ~ AS WW AS $79;95 .. . . 36· inch ., . ~ •. n•e Serviee We l'inaaee We Dellver BEAUTIFUL ELECTiUC ONLY ' ' . �• .fO•IT owa..u , Bt· wJll rueet in PhlltdeJpbta ~ext 1ch1ae for next season, it waa an· N&W UPI _ N'attou:ail!niurltday to diacus.a playoff aounced FtldHy by league presl 'Balll:etblll ' AIN'daticlll. clUb oe tuJu and a propoaed ChicaJO fr&J;'· dent Ma)ITICe Podoloff. sebed-1 -tO'iuc . Panthers Platoons Bellt Wahama 100-44 'UNDAYSCHOOLLESSONOFTHEWI!EK • • Religion And Economics Do Mix • • ' . ' Pomeroy BOy Neighborhood Church Is Too Soout Troop self Centered Says Layman Holds SesSion Dally ScnUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 20, 1~ By Roy L. Smith ly United Press fnlernation.l In spite of the hue and cry that is raJsed over the question i'[~~ tyPical nel~~bor~ood church of Church and state the Church and business it is eilsy to see 1 'elf·~htued 11 l8 ao pre ocreliGion and economics mixing on almost eveMI street In our cup ed Wit lh own welfare as an m e town . 1 . ·~ A depression ems the mcome of the churches, the church pay any increased costs of supplies• the pennies our children take to Sunday school no longer pay for the high-priced printed matter they use Jn their classes. In srore~ of w.a)'l . the economic situation whtch exists in a town is refleeted in the prosperity of the work or the Church treasurer must Make U• Sensitive · . , d aJ.1Y o b servation that economics It is a matter 0 f . a 1most make US :very sensitive. If It were only possible to get the a.verage "good citizen" of the community as greatly concerned aOOut the despoiling of our youth as It is to get him exclted about !iome condition tbat affects his business! In one cOmfilunity a little group of churchmen became alarmed over the circulation of pornographic literature among teen-agers. When they &resented their c ... I<> a group of . leading businessmen Of e commumty, they were Ustened to with a degree of patience. But nothing happened. Not lorb~ afterward a condition developed which seemed to lnsh1utlon il1at it give!! hltl~ thought In ~~en 1ng others So say• a well known Ep18('0pal layman, wtw th•nks 1t 's t1me for churche• t(l hegm prachcmg what they preach about Un!lelflshneM The ou_t.spoken layman Is Peter Day Of ~.!!Waukee, W!s' editor of Llvmg Ch_u rch maga.zme fits Uldloelment of all too-paro. chaal paruh church·:)s 11 cont.amed m a new book, "Sa ,nts on Ma•n Strut," published by Searbury P~eu of Greenw1ch, Conn Truth Hot Reorognlvtd Day JXHntt. ou(, m the word r. or ~e New Testament, that Jesu5 came not to be mlmstered unto but to mmister, and to give HIS hfe as a ransom for many" If • p1riM church ;. rNIIY Plrf of n. "body of Christ" it sh~ld livt by ttt. "'"threaten flie prosperity of one of the factories of the town- al"d, h• Nld. aut ta. ..., tiH,. the mill emp1oyed several hundred men was in trouble- nidt>n~~:e t~t lhis trwth Is and 1minediately the newspapers were full of the matter, the wkl•lv I'KOinn.d. . Chamber of Commerce had committees at work and the "This 111 a great pertod of prO&preachers were solicited for aid ' pe~ity in the J~!e of the PArtsh · d t l if l es He &aya, Most of them are If moral &IlJI.ge to~ you b were on'! su lc ent to arouse growing according to elery index our concern as economac damage to an mdustry IS. After all, of succeu Their membenhip is we will have the boys with US a long time after the industry on the rise, the Sunday School as bas cJo~d down. burstin ~ at the seams, old debts or lot one of our the complete job ••nd- that •--nmed R~nslbUlty AH FAMILY ROOM li~W.· ~ •'!''\.om. 'pt+w"' ... Pllrtm4!1i d..., • - lilt- 1 eben ffir :YOW' home. _.. I -~ bmtytorhimself. ' •• Wllue and eo...AieQ<O. 1' 0 1 • en}(lyoable With a fam.lly room Basements are !de-al for tllia JMU'POSt 0 W N Is' House ,, and It is ii notable f~.!'t that multitudw.'o ! th'~ most thoughtful of l!l~n 'I'Omen are aware of the necessity to WQr)!!lip soptethLng on the p$'tl of bel!lg notblnil. In the story of the ChrisUan Faith it Is worthy to • note that besides the unlearned sbepherds at the first Christmas there were also ,wise men who traveled far t;, worship The Child, born to be King. These were not $0ntlinent al, wishlul thinkers, anymore than was Paul the Apostle, who followed the unlearned dl sclples. . If we do not worship God we worship so mething less worthy. It may be a political id.eolqgy or an economic cult .that promises to make us all rich. Wise men and women kriow that when we .turn ~ li'ue Gli d, We w<>rship half or false gods. When we attend the Cburt ·r~t;'ouf faitS and hold fast to Its tekchlogs we are safe ~m. following false ~ods .. Th ,It.wl)y It i~ )qst good, sound reasoning to worship God , w1thtn the sacred confines ol-Hili': House, where it is easiest to reach Him. ' - \ I IMimoo ore A tor tbff tddiUon of an e1.• tN f!OOID . Adela to value ot ..,.... home and A p~llt ye•r wre.... 14fidc ....Jatrli-. ·~" ~rage '' , 1 ·• =·' BREEZEWAY • ellclooed breezeway be• modiH'n •• tw~en house and garage !11 ' A a An • ''mlllft": in. llh.e 1• , ,: Mrne See us for plant, : •• - .tei'!JIII, labor and I!Glc!Oc ! • 13 29 42 57 7355676 prov1da; an Ideal way to fJ . : increMe Jnmg space . Mls!JOUrt VaUQ: tied for Conference lead with ClnclnnUllt /•eea North Texu State. c Flfth·rankod Wost Vlrglnlo It •I home .IIIIJai.Jlst Pittsbureh; II~ r>Jljted Utah o~t~s New llll!XI Mt seventh-rin):t!d Utah State -u lf Wyoming; Georg ia Tech is against Geora:la, Te:~Q~a tttotiJa.. oo h-• 4- net leterf.N with IIMIICIIIf A & M ..·~r;-l, With th~ hope itwJ11f ir\'$om~ m'easure, foster dnd help sustain chot which is good' in· f~ti:(lly one!· ·community life, this feature is sponsored lby the l:l,~,t:;ifles!J firm$ ' ond' organizations whose names 'lppeor be ow. '• t: , Br~~ley, : '"1 ~ '"l.,, .l z . · ~ ~~ ' 1: 1 ' .;·.,. . . lAKER ·FURNITURI , ~.,', Middleport , ... ~t- ... "~'1'1' Arbnaaa • L' h idle. fOREMAN & ABBOn 'if.'~ . 1,- OHtO.:YALLEY BAKING CO. • • Jtllten of Balsam 8~14 ' ' ,' WORIURS·~ OF AMEIIJCA Local Unloa 5668, Ravenswood, '\V. GROUND STEAK SANDWICH ! I'Jlddleport rHE UNITED STEEL Enfou Our Delldou ' Po111eroy Budjel Sbopplag Center •,t;j;,.-\..,':. 'ltaltom Built Kitchens 1 ,'1 ' ,. lt. ·H. ltAWLINGS & $0NS CO. . Breid Va. M.thodi.. ,ChurchGI& Rtlv. $unday, ,..to.., .,_,.1 School, Chff: $'J'bdey sci\Oot D:Sfl a. m., YOtme W.~ H. ,.rtutl,•vil Feb. lb:Sp 21 9:30 Sunday Preachlna:, 6:4:1 Pt!ople'a meeting; 7:30 WMe..- Supt,: Jllttln•1i:vangelilltic '"'J'Vi(le, Wedneaday 10.30 fl~ m Wm. halley In char&e; Feb. 24 7:30 Prayer and PraiSe n.t:¥ ser.vicel 7 p. m. EvangeUatlc l'ilrvl.te. ~~~~~ Hrviefl'7!80.p. m. pastortnebarp Fil'lt Biptlst Churdl, 1t\l...._ Church ......u. Prl)'etlllf'et1Dt ·Wetneaday9l30p. lort, 9:1& Su_n@y Sohoolj 10:15 Jf Llftr D.y lllnti, Old ··~. Morning worShip service, GeOrge :tlata on Port.Jtrirl llald .;.:;;a~ - "" ~ , Chan John Chan and Clark ''Iii~•:•• ~bool D·SO ani Jileaoblng ' ·~TAD Rlll t JJ~ M'ftli'Ddlst: ltev. bhiazi,, chinese studentlf at Rio it;:aq ~tm and Bible Study Wed: W:w"·1 Strau~bjugh, palrtor: &m· Grande wlll apeak on China Ml• p' t c W !-rof iiit• .8cli~1 'fillo a .n Worley iJo 8 in Ho..., Kona: e:oo: ' BYF "esila•· 8 ~~- a&. :)f • • o. ltal~ S fJ .Qtm! M~lna: Worn ..... · : ""t ~ - ib•8 ' ;g,:';My l 7 meetlf14. tue•dllf even!DI V.'b. ~ lion Church of Christ ~~ . i_:,~lP,:Bp,.a, si tce·1::f~::,t Cbrilttan Cr,Utad,en 8 111 meeting. ¥ar'nv'le Rd. Eugene UDQ.'erwocid smi;~haii'1 Pl~r meetlnJ The Flr.t UniiiiCf PNibJtwl• .. tpinister: Btble Scbool 9:80 a. m.; 7 : aQ._~....q.· ' , ~~~urc}l, Iff~, J~ev, Qow4l'd )tot:n,inj[ worship 10:30 a. m,_EVe.- ' ~ftfiltar,,..........,.. , . Rt. 124. Rup1Jelt, pastor. Sunaay Ftb. 21. lnr Worship 7 .80. p. -m. uobert Doftl4· E. cdiiber• .pastoi/ SulidiJ' D:~ 'lfoi'Diaa: wGNlp;;,Otdinttlon ~. Sible School Supt. Si!!Wol' 10 a m ~~ CliUl'co.h illid iultaUaUon of c!fice~ the tMiilway c;:lllmfluUtt ChUioch P~ ln. 'Wit~hi.P 'l·~ P. m &urdaJ ehuri!h. Sf.rmon .JUbject, Man lundat Scbool at 3 11• m. Lewia t.ieldiJ and Fr\dav. witt. a Thouaand .F•~•· ' Lee., Supt. Mr. and ~ ~ per immed!::.!~l:r: ,...d'~Vnl¥. ~aft • , . ., , l~allllferd C!hfJ;t. " • tlji -Ch • , e~ .;~ . ~ard alcLttalblin, Puton. THe ~yrec:.- .. Mltlte\llft 'Gui'lll Humble, mlniat~. , ~ ,Ru lt,d ator.:\ 19:30 ..SUnday Qeo.~e Qff:JI. PUJ9I' JUble Scltoplaapt. , lOi, <lrtli.bplon end ld· 001 ll:.td llalkla3T &bool 1:10 4:- il: ._, a. m.; lfornlnl wonlrlp 1 :SO a. m,. dalla~on\ of church (lfficen. &lrWill~ 8upt .......... w, ChrisUsn Endeavor (YOuth) 8' p, m. mao ..'111e Man witb a 'I'hOUIJnd ~ ~ • EveninJ wonhlp 7 p m , ~tmu '1 Orcan·piaao du.et bY, Mrs. llrmo~Toptc, 1-l'bf ~,; program, Dee. 24, · '' ~ Ullli:b. Stetff Dd 'lmi LJ.iln B~· Jlidt:l~ L. .BU'I'ttt. ~: 8rle3Miry c...., tf Christ, Y. v. .anan. Speclal number by ttie chOir liUD<Io• 10 L Iii! ~ WotU.. :nlnl~o llch$1; ~~ ~~"f,Uop, o( "'Jl!"Die~l ~ •t6 D. IL ., ~ e·SO a. m WDt ' ' Supt.· ........ . aa S'iindaj' ·Qa' alto we Uftl· • / ~ wonh~ 10:$11: 'Chlilll~ .,... vers~l pay of ft.h,.- fof students 1deavor f. nt; iv~ulag Wonltip, witb ·Lewla Sadei lt. toloJit 1:00 ..i Ul ChsNcth, Lettrt .aubert ~. p. m. Wvt Mr. and Mr1. Richard 7 tmool 11:30 .a, m, ~thb, cot.talelqr, Jnd Krf. Ev· 'filllll SllndQ' U: ._cboer, .aiatant couaal. Church 4 the Dlliit ~ Bbr, AZe~ Aft. a.•. Haritlll We( and Dhtnda Klntilat w'lit be Jthool 9:30 foreltn IJ)ea.ket• for the meetinJ all. 're ltw:l,qt, OU. TUesda7 7:80 p. (11· Daconl and ~eon· ;sse. V!~iDJ in tht paftbros etuW. Wednesday 6:30 Juinal: t!bolr 7;00 Senior cfiotl au. Phil ; 30.: 1: tR ·a "'- a..-. V•• 4Dtra cost on all series: .'lbu save the dift'erenoo a dol1ar atanldiil.. ' frtmJ. pteDIIUJil gas. ,, a ,t . ' U,.DWICH onler By PIIORtl ' ~ '~ ~ 'J:IIIJollte. her:ythS:utf'f'=~ ~:m=: Jlesda,. Tom Uhd 'II'P1!~:ted ni:. rta.c:. SiJutt • meeting w1th the Pledge 6f Allegianee *o"lhe Ui • Twenty boys and three lradeta 11ttended. IlK fetllows· Tom Ru•hard: P'mdley and Bob Buek, tro1 }eaden, lt.Obert Emler, J 'f G1lmore, Ceorge Harril, Ron e Collans, Barry Boyer, Geor1e Hoff· man. Willard Dunt, Charle• H~ Chas. Hysell, Dav1d GoOOwin, Qr. ry Wiles, Fred S1.110n, Joe Neutzhng, David Neutzhng, Rleky Clmpbell and John Andenon. !lank Cleland, Junror AuiJtani Scoutmaster; Edgar Arnold, AIBlstant SeoutmaJter, Charles Swatzel, Assistant Scoutmaster; and Scoutmaster Ralph Spencer. Marvin Spencer visited the meetDon WIUiams In the &ttowmg ol films on ufe gun handlmg and safe huntlnt. mg and assurted Next week an umform intlpect10n will be held All boys mtllt at· tend and daes mult be pa1d 1f tbe boy wa.ntll to be re&istered as a Srout for ne11:t year A Wed •• • ti •·t ne ....ay s J]lee ns: Platll were made for attendin& Camp Ar· rowhead at Hunliniton, W Va thil aummer. A regj!traUon fee of S3 mullt be paid by Wedneldoy. Total cost of sum mer camp 11 $18-'0. The Troop Will atM!d caiiiJl the 1111 week m June. Some ol the dues money wh1ch the boya h•v~ paid ail rear will buy the one yuf'o subscription to Boy's Ufe, and 1ster t.be Troop for camp . A Patrol Leaden Green Bar BID · met following the meeting to dec1de on a theme for 1he Scout-0Rama to.., he beld in Marth . pm• WlU be awarded at the n~xt court of Honor uo;. deairing a two r¥r PiD.-must bring in has one rear pin,&. NEW YORK UPI - once worn a modem venion of a centunestea:en dtesseil to please men, but to- old shape, will remain on the day, says one veteran fashion ob- style scene. ierver, they're caught in th.e da•mecause the• h lemma of dressihg for other ' ave !leX appeal," he &aid, "and goodness woThmen. no matter what the)' say, e result, says Seymour Troy knowi, women suffer less In today's PROQRAM OF CH ISTIAN SERVICE," s 20.13 "Women all look alike There 1.1 •hoes than they d1d tn yesterday's g: through 21:16. no mdividuality to drNa.~ stays." He was, however, endeavoring to teach the highly import~ Troy, a shoe design~r-manufae· AdvoAfft Shoe '"Warcii"DM" ant lesson of ihd.lvidual rewonsibility. He knew the time was turf!r of more than S5 yean, this But he advocates a shoe "wardnot far off when each ~hesiaB Christian would ha-ve to stand week received the industry's fmt robe"--each pair designed for the · f annual "M't!rcury" - an award day'a act.ivtles A pair of walking on his own eet. And w en that time came, with persecutors from the Nattonal Shoe Retailers shoes, lor instanee 1f you're on Mr•. Ebersbaelt I• surroqndit(g him! the only strength he might hope for would A5sn, for his eontributioins to the your feet .zU daY instead of GuedO'/ ..~~;/e Club be that which w~ led up from within him. footwear field skmny bigh heels ' and pomted . . '"'"'•· OWn Rtsponslblltty In an mterview, Troy explamed toes MIS! Marton Ebehbach waa • t · h· · · ' · a:uest when Mn Cbarles Peninger One of America's greatest needs at the moment is a revital th ,. a m1 th1• 0 P101kon woman d• mhvaTro!, mem~ of a theatrical entertamed her bridge club Wed1 of the~ . of Individual iesponsibihty. Fot almost a quarter ton e war mg wor as tatlormg fam1Jy was born m A.ab bo ~ul been responsible largely for the Lodz a textile ' cdy m Poland ~~rrv,....y eyening at er me, - • of & century we have been preaching the doctrine Of the re- changmg empbas•s on rlreu and mlgruted to the United uo.: ... He~r~:hts sponsibUity of the stjlte, and as a consequence we have a liFMI Competitive Spirit States in 1910 He helped fmanee Prize for bl2b tem"e was awardbrary full of law books which define the rights of the indivi· "Now," he said, "women feel hts way through school b)' aeJling ed to .Mrs. Lilliu Spitznagel and dual, and his claims upon the government. they have to be competitive wtth shoes By 1923, he had saved second to Miss Ebenbacll. The time bas oome, In vieW of oUr oncoming competition other women Dut the. competition enou~h money to open h1a own Tbe hostess aerved - deueJt with Russia, to insist upon tlte individual assuminl! responsi· has gone b~yond. business It ev- small factory course ca.rry"mg out the Valentine billt:f for himself. The 'fOVemment bas its hatuls fuH, caring te~ds t~ theLr soetal behavmr" .. , theme to Mrs Alez Cilo, Mn. Kerfor the other people of the nei~Jhborhood . Obvtously women once dres~ But the shoe Industry wasn t mit Walton, Mrs. Danny Thompib'llti for the opprnnte sex," he satd yet ready fOT an Amertcan de- son Mrs. Rkb I'd C!-Jer Mn. " T ,,et;e llfe sc>:,m~ reSPO!IS I es no man can lay OVe~r"!n hl~ "El e why did tiM.»' ,..l'ldtJn!l..--.htm~pet," .he ~aald. ~;Jt .lldl looked Th~mae Henness; M~ !Bernard ~OVO!'t$~!11 Wtlhout bemg the ll>¥r of prjoeless pj:ivd~ : h•l&io~ ~he- whll>l>One • .,..,, IM to Europe lo• high dyl~'' ~. Kr' ke lira s uu1 MlJs for Wille~ our fathers died. There. is a point 'J)astwlli~h ~ef$ 1todij;. you are caught in th~ dt· overcome this handihPiilioy Eb!:.s~eh. · PI cannot assume responsibility for the individual wtthout de· lemma or trying to impresB ydur stmply Juggled the letters of his stroying lif.m. own sex" The designer indicated name to spell "Yrto." Every human being bas the civil right to stand upon his thoug~ that we. 81:111 !•~ten to the " ''Then,'' he . lau~gly reca11ed. Sealed Lb~~.:c:'~ived iD OWO £~! men..-.~( they ate SUffiCiently Voti- I Klarted selhng. tb ff f th V'lt C)erk, {Copyright 1960 by tbe Division of Christian Education Na. ferous Take the fate of the sack "Later I had one of New York's p e :~~e ~b·10 .e~J1 &~12e "Clock · . . . • 1ilhouette. top retaders tell me If l'd re- om ....r. • o tionti COuncil of the Churches of Cbnst m the Uruted States "That .,•• effort ,. mained Polish and grown a noon on M.ue:h 7 ,1960, -on .ny of of America.) de'fmifade .... flou ... of woman." soatee, rd bave been a hit over- tbe fonowtng ~. . uld troy. "It didn't last be- mght" 1. For the purcllue by tfie ~· at Jhe ehvrcb, Gene Harris, presi- Jes of Sft~Wardship." Come and cauM It didn't appul to men." Today, the designer's creations lage of. Pometoy e( • · DeW' 1980 fu. denfi Membership class Wednes- worship with u11 you are weleome. In turn he believes the skinny carry h18 own name properly ~or. fJVe PUJeftl!:er tEdan together dv 7 p. m.; Class 12 to meet United Methactlst Church. EUr- heel which tlle shoe mdustey gave spelled, and women ante up $'5o Wlth _the foUowing ~ed ~alp­ with Mrs. C. E. Young Wedne11day gene Brown, Mim11ter, Pomeroy, us g1rts about live years ago and to $150 a pair for bia custom de- ment. _electric wUJda1deld wt~ at 8:00 ~· m.; Afternoon (..'ircle Sunday School 9.30 a. m. Kenneth the pointed toe whtch he sa 1d 15 a1gna. windshield washer, five blaek tll'el' Thunday 2:00 p. m 1 at Church, Finley, Supt; Worship 10 30 • · m. • foam rubber front se.t. directional Mrs. Garnet Entsminger, prestdept "The Salt of the Eartb." M'YF :~k~~~p u::.r oi..~~terde:~ wcru Friday .,_so p. <m. at ~e both Juniors and Seniors wm home of, Mrs. Harry Houdashelt; meet .at 8 p. m.; Allen Down1~ ,, ~:~k ai~.;!;=· ::: ~?a.d~ Reme~.r March 1-2 with the and Janet Brown will be in P<Jrts· "''"~ "Propartng For Dyn&miC mouth Frlday evening through IS. ':td Dbclp)lij~l~"· Gave the Lord An Sunday participating in a ChriS· tiflcations to be -A:....u on I!Ar opporl~tY. to bless han Witnea MWton; Member' ~J. Fl-• ...... 111 Ch h 1 1 ,,_1 ship Traltl.lng 10:30-1130 a. m. HO.f.HVW'OOD UPI· - Imogene emnly ftngered tbe younger gen- :~~int tok~~~ now em .. w ·~r-: urc • u - " and I ·00..2:00 p. m. SllDdlY': TU.ea- Coca, sprl'tely eif of the defunct erah<Jn as the culprits resJ)(Insible ~h~ er • ~· omeroy, Street, ~omeroy, Ralph C. Zun$)el, day ' Pomeroy WCTU waJI have Sid Ci~'§how, came up Wttb fgora-~~.~ng off televisiDD's oomed1c _ ~~h bidder •houiA bid oil .... tb P~a\01'.. - ~Imam Wabon, Supt their "Frances Willard Tea" at a reaiiOri tb~ ~tne current low ,esu..a .... .~ ,.. ~ """' 9.90-11.14 combined service of United Methodist at 7 30 p, m.; state of tomedf shows - kids. "To appl'eciate good comedy, a t~ Jand f~ ~8 wonhW ~d stud,. Observance of Wednesday Prayer and Blbte - Th'e b~..!yed' c~edienne 110l· audiences must give their undta- sWJdaid. and au~~~I!'Onl!nlokace ~dons and Seout Sunday study 9 a m:' M,ra. Ruth Tompkin11 tracted attention to what ia hap. 110Q, a mx IP.'tCl>.'~~ · d<'!' lqOr * Rev. lJor~en. Gallipolilll, guElat leader; 7 p. nl. Choir rehearsal, nl penlng on the screen,' she rea- tor, ataadard, arid ' tht!? upspealtr. Nu~~~try and Juni9r Mrs John Werry, director; March 3~S le\YS soned "Now that TV no longer hot~. P.fi, ,J;r~l LUI'f'D, Chl4f(lb t~r chaldren; 6:00 Youth 4 "World Qay of Prayer." 18 a novelty most adults oncy half nuhm~ BiJRall, _ IPoi'filltLl, and Meettbg, :Wedne~da)' 7, ~ir re' ISS watch a show. fll'e extmgulftteft-from. wesent ur ~ear•_., 'l;ifi Prayer and EvangeJ. Th• **'lllMt "'Because of their Jnaeas.ing in· to new co. 11m Pbl~ql.h~j Thursday 7:30 OneWachen~" t difference. klds have taken over p 2· Fot J of Wdh·Oile' 'Cia•s meeting. School. the sets and contedians have fal- d:ner;r : St ---• 10.36 ' , len to thell' mercy" or • Plul and St. John lva"PPIo p m. WASHI1iG N UPI-11te formHumor Not D,..IOJIMI ea~~&~r ul ~p C~lfNhes, John Ill· : er heaP. of t~e ~)"& baUistic Imogene went on to sav that ll1pa)a. 1 CharOiD!j; '~Utqr~ ,-.acealma S~ ~i missile agency teStified~& week ~ da]'.. r.,b•. ~·· Sunday School 9:8CJ that aplittiq the nation's space ~::= d: ::~·v:f he a. m. W«ttebiP HUO a. m. PoJteffort bet'\"een ttwO , government adults, therefore they don't laugh or PQntd , Pariah mee*""1 immediateChwch, lltlne, agencies--one milttan')'; the other at tbe same things. • a ly, al$er Hrvicet; Tb\11'1dty,1duitr Pa•tor. t :30 civilian-is "illopcat and tneorrehearaal '1 p, m.; Satu.rdi)' CbU10:45 a. m. rect.'' "Sophjsticated humor. espeaal· dren'• Cobflrinatlon Cla11 10 a. tn. '!Jillf. Retred MaJ. Gen . .Tobn B. ~e- ly, revue t;ype J:OmedJ of the kind tbe T~ Plain• 'VI Churc~ p. m. BYF ~or datis told the tlolil!le Space Com- we used. ttl ~resent on the Caesar Paufl.JIOOia, Pastor. 8:80 Worship; ; a, p. m. Evenm~:" mlttee that the assumpt\ons . be· sho"' is- DQt easy to to\low-. satire lO:U . SUnday School; 8:30 p. lb. Sennon "Temple, bind haYidg both the DefenSe De- is most dilfjcult ol all. It requlree Youtli Fellowship:. 7:80 p. m. Wed. Church; Wedne~· ~partment -ant) tHe l'fllional Aeron- CQnGflJltraaKI tttentton. nl1ht prayer ~eettna:; 7:30 p . .J!l· m.. Prayer meeting. naf:itics an~ Sp4ce Adll\inistration ..An abdience muat be familiar Cbrl~ Endeavor at Delbert Baplht ChUfth., JiASA c!WfY~ on space work With the subject matter being sat· Smith 1 home. Great Artbur R. MeCauley, are. '1_ota1ly ~JTect". triled, a(ld most youngsters aren't ., IWth Bethel IUB c;::hu~, Pastor. t::!JO I a. ift.. Morniq 1Yor- Medaris called for a slqle over that weD lnf~. Instead, they or d.bl HOots, pastor. 9:30 Sundpo ahip. Senibon topiC "Hilt Starv~ all apace agency to be uDder favor situation - home oomediei. tlth~e~~tti1~~~ SchOQt; ,...11~ p, m1 Worship Jh. Christian1"'; 10:U5 a. m. SundaY Pentagon c~ntrol. T.tfis ill soa:petbing tbey know ~ v~ ..... < SChool; 1 p. m. EVening prolse He also alreooed the need for about al!d qn lau$ ·~· ••tem ~~i.';~~lft~~ ...,.,_..,.,.q~&> Lllrr~.Wp ·~· Cnurch, P.ul RrvJce. ,. the United States to .acbieve "'lbat•a why shows like 'Father "'' .., Hoc;., ,P1st9J'. 10:00 Sunday Methodist Church, Alfred, It¥. equality and eventually superior· Knows iBest' ere so popiiJllar. Tbe SchOol; 11; 00 · ~onbip Servl~.: ll.obl!!rt R. Card, Pastor. .Sunday Jty In the space race with Ruasi.a. kids are w.tching them," sbe 1:10 p.. ln. 'Youth Fellowahlp; 7:JSD SChooL at 1:30, Lloyd D1llinger, This he said ls "one of the most aatd. ,til. nJabt opta)f8r meet· Supt.; Worahip serv1ces at 10:45 erltlcal and fundamental decisions "It ls alJ!O the rea11on why · wltti tbe Rev . Card Wednesday of aur day/ ' comedlans h~e Cauar, Jackie flveftiDJ prayer aerviee at 1' :30. Hits Sptw Structure Gteason and Red Buttons went Christian Sc5ence SDCiety. 144 "I want to affirm my persoaal off the all'. The younger generaMulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Mom- CGnvietlon,'' he aaid, "that for tion couldn't keep up with the any in.g aervice at 11 with MIND the paycbolog!cal reasons stone the aopblshcatibn ' aubject of the Ieason sermon. free world must •ttaln no less ~·'"" ~rvlvet Golden t•xt: Be not -conformed tp than parity and preperably a mar''Red Skelton is still around betbi• world; but be ye transformed gin ilf superiority in the field of cause he does a lot of slapstick. b7 the renewing of your mind, that spac~ expJ(Iration and exp.oita· That'll another thlng cblldre'n ap- :1,~~~~~ ;, ~~~~~ )'e may pr(lve wbat is that good, tlon." ~late. It's' throwbat:!k to PUnch and &ete_f~ble,.. and perfeet:, wiU Medaris deW'ibed the present and .Tudy sbowa and the always ol God, - ~• 12:2. Wednellday mllitar-y-clvililn epaee structure popular cartoons." eveni~C 'Mrvtce at 8 p. m. Read- (If this ®~Dtry as worldng by "p tmocenet cut.Tently starring With ing room open from 2 to 4 p. m. aort of hot house nurturea or king OonOVan at the Pasadena pert on lfondays. blackjack inapired .coordlnatlP.Jl" Playhouse In "The Fout'p(lster," Is read HoUMt of Prapr, C....,.,, ldIn anodier field, Medliria called looking around for a new &ituation sters, mood Life. Pastor Sunday School upon the United States to lmmed:l- comedy ttenelf. tim~ .~;"• .,., 9 j30 a. m. Supt. Berl Bona: ately begin testing of the Nike She is appeirin.g frequently "I MOfnlng worship 11 a. m.; EVan· zeus anti-missile. "The Nike-leus" with George <;obel, .and rumor about .e:eUitic ~ervlce 7 30 p. m.; Prayer he aald, "Is our ohly conceivable has it they will te11~ n.ext Year. havin;: Imocene ja- 1aldJ\g' her time, di~N;USiil lmet!tlna Tbursdl)' '1:30 p, m. pOsitive defense for the next 10 .ltveeyl!!le welcome. ftt11'1." llowovor; hopiDI Ill lind OJaclb' too," ° ·imopt """"M'• M s Coca For Com- .Jy's Fall ~~~ them~ - 6:48 p, m. PreaebJnll' 7.SO ~- m.; . Church of the N...ren•, Mlddl• .lll~·ftelr prayer jetyle. Wetlits port, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, pastor P..:N WOMEN NOW DRESS TO PLEASE • OTHER WOMEN SAYS DESIGNER I Immat ure Ch1"}dren. BJamed By Va. Bden Of Good Huntt•~n. \\'. With French Fries eomtomy'\tS thit ' HEINER'S BAKERY S. Dargusch, Kresge, said the was unreasonable, becau11e It refused to accept certain evidence supplied by the company. Tbe evidence, he said, sbowed that the tax depa'ftment's examination of the .firm's. sales durlng .,~,"'~·· April and May, 19M, did into eonsider.ation cerevldence. STEAK HouSE ~ STIFFLER RED ANCHOt ' .- • The Apostle Paul, In the course of his ministry in Ephesus, had assumed the fUll responsibility for his own support. This was nQt ~ause he did not think he had earned his support -the hahds of the :Ephesians. 4 s a matter of fact, on another ~~ P OCCB~ii~m, he had said very frankly that the "worker is worthy of his bire." Th •.,. Unlform Sunda~ School lesson for Febru~ 21 ·. "A Make famJiy living more • m- 11~1/i·iillo•e m your : an extra • • ""'~"'" The American people need to learn no lesson more than the simple one that evel'y man must assume some responli· are bemg paul off, ""' cnet are eu•Jr float ~>d for 11mbitLOus new butldmg ~rOJPCts, men and women art' art iVe m pa.ri!!h grou~·· rmaru.·1al oontr1buhon• are In· er~aslng and pf'Ople are praying 1tudymg and ~,~. 0 rkmg harder than to\er oorol'f' UNAa Differwtt Norm• '"There • ~ however, a cur10usly mtroverted quality about the ~n· lire enterprlle TYPICally , the par· 1sh measures tts progreu not accordtng to the norma of 1ts serv· 1ce to commumty and world, but accordtng to the nonn a of 1t 1 own me and tmanr1al strength S1mliarly 1t measur~s th~ u1eful· ness of tts member!l not by tbe1r service to manktnd but by the1r aerv1ce to the par11h Itself " DiiY be.!leves that he and other laym~n are largely to blame for allowmg the church to become " mtruverkd " By ,defau lting on the•r re11ponnbdJty to play a major role In church hfe, laymen have allowed.........or compelledcler,e:ymen to run "practically the whole sho• ·• However dedicated a cn.m tian a dergyman may be, Day &ayl, he Is conditioned by his tramang and envnonment to concentrate on "cllurch work" rather than "th work or the church" in the ou~ stde world. . m .'1:'~C:t!._~Olrce 1 w ,•al!.. Med . • v· M' il-e. s·pli't AS D3 e 008 ::Sle ':!.._ -:.!!!,1; d: .;..J. ,, , '• , 1 ' _, a:: 1 �6-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy .Middleport 0 ., Feb 20 1960 !II I Wanted To Buy ' ' WANT ADS PHONE 398 • RIVER LIGA.t NOTICI ot.lo ltl...- 8Ntl: Locll: lT. CitJ' :Mft. dleon Lee who Ll teachin• NoUce is hereby given that of Huntin~ton down at 9:10 L m., • weekend at sealed bi.da will be ~iveci at [ 16-7; Lodl: 2 1, Robert E. Reed Cadm11.1 "Spent the WANTED USED SHALLOW WELL the Villta:e RIU, Pomerop, Obio, . d.own at 11:40 a . m., 0.9; Lock :ll, her bome In Darwin. J1WJ19 and 111 reaulator. Bill Grueaer, Rt. 1, Jtinenville. in care of the IBoard of 'T'rusteea of S.you Larolt d11wn at· 11 a. m., 4- '[ %-16-Stp . Beeeb Grove Cemeteey and Dor U; Lock 23, James D. Francls . Schaefer, Don Collins, Richard E. down at 9 p. m., o-4; I. F. P'reiberJ· JO& CONSISTENT DEPI!NDAJILE R£SULT8 •IIALL ONE BEDROOM TRAILER J~nea, Lulie F . Fultz. Franklin . Gau,..: Mont&omeey, lUll on er down at 3:&5 a. m., f>-7 ; OVEC with bath for cuh. Phone 29l.J. Rizer an~ Roy Be~n&, memben 1upper 9.8 on lower 24 feet open; do';"'l at It~ a. m., 20-0; ~~a . 2-1&-3tc of Lhe VIllage Councd, the Boards 1 ~.>-allipoli.a l8.4 on upper 22.3 011 ?otnt down at 1b a. m., 22-0, Ray· Rr.TES having supervil:ien or manage· lower, 40 feet open; ' ceovo ~ word, one ilu.erf:on. M.i.llmum cbarlt - • cau. 23 , 18.15 . mond E. SalvetU up at 1:33 p. m., I men~ of the real estate described Cottdltlon of O.ms: All 10.0; ~~ggy Downie up at 4 p. m. <t oeolll ;>er wurd lor :bree COttfle('Utive iDatlrt1oaa. l1ere1a unti112 o'clock noon on the dam• are down, river talliq slow· 15-<1, Dw~lan~ up at 3 a. m., 3-0; Spe~ill - on!~! montb for 30 Ci"Ota per wo.--d. Afta• ••"""'' hoplt'l TW'rac.& end 7th day of Mareb, 1~. for ~e ly . Temperall'e at 7 a. m ., 13 de- Ba.y~u V1llene up at 7:30a. m . 2.0~ 1 J'u1J Cll~ uf 3 ceo~ Jh ' word will "'e cba:eed for ad•et'dllDI Vel• ... oH purchaae of the followmg tletcnb- grees above zero. Wilham Penn p at 8:20 a. m. 10..1, J uot oaitl w1lhln JO -~an 1!ter ~ivto& bill. Pen.....,.,..._ U.Y ed real estate: ___ C. V. Hamer up at 9:15 a. m. 10.1 ) l.non m Adv('nl.iina - SboWd be nportec! lllltnel.!iateJJ. 'ftl 2 t 30tp (20) .Business Services Located in Beech Grove Ceme· the nortbwut line of aa.id 2000 liland Creek up at 10:30 a. m. t UIUJJ St>ntinei mu DOt be reapo.rw.ole lor more Ullll on• lDoot tery with the following . de~erip- sq. fL Jot to an iron pin in t.bt No KaNwha Rlnr ntwt r• Ptft iaaetuoa. 1APAR'.t.'MENTS - /UrniJb.ed aod tion : Beginni:u&, for reference, Une ef Lb~t ,....._, I unturat.lled. Mdlu&en, MlddJv Card of fbantz. .u.d S~aal NoUcea of bent& tl.OCL ObitMrlet a post markirtE the southeast thence north pun. .Ybone 6Mf.-a&. ~ 3U p.~blilbed at 1 t=ab~o ~r wt•rd ' ner oi the Beech Grove ; west ft. in the . ' WOHDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS I DAY! 1 110 1 IDtl I 1WU.M. HOUI:iB., 4 itUOJI i thence north 78 de g. 48' weat richt-of-way line of the Mr. · andMrs. oren. Childers re 16 60c .l.M IUO aputmea' ond 0 roo& a~· ft. u, an iron pin markinc old Sugar Run Slftet, to an 1roo ceived word that tbe1r son, Jeff)', , 26 $1.20 t~·.ao f61JO menl. BeaJ,tll, A. i bone princopal p)ace oi beginnin& of the pin; thence north 34 dea:. 02' west of the U. ~· Navy, had landed in 11.5(. fUO Uu-M. ll 2 Uc j tract herein to be conveyed, said 1~.75 feet In the no.rtbeut flPt. l Rhoda, Spam. "'~ \d.s r..ceivt'd by 10 ,._)I will bo! tr, th01t da)"J paper iron pin also being the intenec· of·way line of the o~ Sugar Run .Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McGregory ot . I2~EDI«JOM HODERN APART· . tion of the soutllweat rlihl·of·way Street, to an iron pin; thence lOUth Vmeent, O~io were guests Wednes!dENT monW1 or 1 &d· 19) $83 per Before 9:306131.J A.M. line wide) of thewith newthe Sugar Run Street deg. 18'rlgbt-of-way east 350.80 Une teet ofm new the day their:::.,d,ou=g=b=le=r=, room apartment. 560 per month, MlddlaPQlt (61)' northeast right M southwest F. Nichols. OR SAL£---.6 ROOM HOUSE.. . uW.1Ues mdude:d. Located Olier Pom•roy 52$ . of·~ay line ot the old Sugar Run Sugar Run Street (80' wide) to the of room• down&Lain and 2 qp. Vogue Sh.oe Store, 10:-l E . M.ain KAUTZ FRED STORI Street (40' wide); thence north 79 principal place of be,linnin&, eon· Approxunately 1 acte level land. St., Po~t~etOJ. Phone iKll·M. At c;h .. tar deg. 28' west 105.96 ft. ln the north ~aJnlna: 10,103 square feet• (0.233 *Eleetrl< Range 1 .2a Uc • Jo..xceUtmf welJ. 13 milea from Yukon S.ll45 eut right of way Jl.ne of the old acrea) more or les~~~; also a ria:ht-of Pomeroy . Price $1,000. lnquJre s ROOM FURNlSHED APT. and HAMILL iiERVICa STATION Sugar Run St. to iron pin; thence way over real eatate now owned 100 Gallon Gasoline Mra. Howell at PaJetOWIL Droom WUUtDJs.bed apt. Call M6 BtfG,. 9:00A.M. north 70 deg. 56' west 62.30 ft. in by Wd Village Of Pomeroy to per· *GE Fry SILillel .>'0£·.. 1 or inquire 4U8 bprina Ave., porn. Albany 3353 the northeast rlght·Of·way line of mit inp'eu and egreu to laid 2 8 uc Every Day Servlte the old Sutar Rub Street, to an lot. *Reglller AI The 11:l1tA TS Kll..LED Wl'QI STAR , eroy. iron pin, 11ld iron pin being in Said property 11 to be aold and Jo'arfarm 2~ Jbt, $Uilt 4 lbs. ~DOUBLE FOB RENT. 170 LO· (20ol southeast corner of a 2000 aq. ft. conve)'eci to the blt:best bidder by $~U>O. Sale, aure, juaranteed. wer Second Avenue, .MJddlelot conveyed to tbe Ohio Fuel Ou 1 JUffideot deed upon tht follow· Eber::;bach Hardwue, Melga Co. purt. Ja6 per monbt. Call 96V9 Control Company by dee.d dated Februacy lni termJ: CUb ln band on day o1 Farm Butau, Su11ar Run FJour Cirdea Restaurant. 2 Lf Qtc 8, 1950, recorded in Deed Book ule. , Mill, Pomeroy, Ohio. - FREE rNSPECTIONS. PHONE 164, paee 531 of the record• of The rta:ht il reserved to reject (Z.l8-3Lp); (Z.~tp); (3-3-3tp) ROOMS an4 BATH, <IUNPOI<WI, 383· ~ . Glhrore Supply Store. the Meigs County Recor<ler;· thenee '117 11114 oll bidl. (8-l().lltp) il-l1-3tp) hardwood !loon, Youn&Oiown Vaughan fost Control co. Jl<em· north 39 <le&. 00' eaot 00.00 foot · Alfred Elborleld .:o:=~="'-=,-:- lutchen, basement furnace. 12ti2 her of National Put Central in the !Outheut line of uid 2000 NormiiD lDoes BRAND NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING l'oweU St., lltddleporL Phone Allociation. lJ..a.ttc sq . it. lot, to an iron .pin; thence Cbarlu·M.urray, Jr. mochine. In original factory 1212-M. 2 16 6lc , . I north 51 dog. 00' weal olj).OO lt In Jlemb<n Of the Boar4 of cartons. Makes button holes, · ( 20bl 1 · the northeast line of said ,__A'" East Mlln Street monogram&, blind atitebes. and HOTIL. MARTIN, POMIItOY'S Tnuteea of~· GrOve many fancy design.. Will tell III'T, ON tHa eNtiAT aiND _ _ sq.. ft. lot to an uon pin; thence Cemeteey Pomeroy, Ohio thla weet only for $4l.OO. Terms . Qp THI OHIO IIVIR, newly BARNHS..SIMPSON INSuRANC.K soutb 39 deg. 00' west ftO.OO ft: in nor Scllae.fer 'c:::='~:"'~;:;c~:c::;:;:;;=:;:';';:::' il desired. Phone 343 . 2·lHt.c decorated, deaD rooma, Jteam Asenta. Middleport Fire, Autc.. ·- - DoD Colllna _ buted, with hot and cold run· "DD)bl!e, Bcmdt... bone 631.11. representlni Mny of the aforemen· Richard 1. Janet I• WILL NOT UE RESPONSIHL.Jo: · liot1ed persons: •UNU8 ~~u I"· -·'II for any de btl contncted by any !' RES . ninl water in every room. Also, COMPLETE ~';'u_u_..y h b tiled ~,... H GUERNSEY COW. WJIIJam roums witb private ahower or £.<,, ...~;fC!: ·on. 0. ou ne ere y not that on Frantlill. JUzer one otber lhan myse lf. ltilake, Dorcaa. 2 1a atp tub bath and oome room• wtth tedlon. Life, Auto, !>Ire, Pollo the 18th day of February 1900, an Roy Betzin& (Si&ned) J. M. Gaul, Call Don Milll, Middleport Inventory and Appraisement of the •·- ~ th Vllla 11em-..-.. '"'- e (Address; Chester, Ohio . .200 N!CE HENS. 70c ON televtaJoa. Complete hotel ser· ObJo. estute of Edmund A. Caney, de· ae 1 2·1G-3tp. $1.00 dressed. G. A. Deem. a.. vi~ day or nlrbl, Mfee ahop, ceased, late of Bedford Townahlp Counell cmc 3088. televillon loun&e aJ)d bar aervlng in said County waa filed Jn this (1) 30; (2) 8, 11. 20, 2'1; (3) II, etc 2 13 etc aiJ leJal bever.aa:es. Free park· DON'" STIVERS Court. (21 Card of Thanks UNCLAl.o\lto;D SINGER SEWING il)g .au nlsht from 6 p.m. to 8 Hearing on said Inventory and .. WISH TO THANK THE POMmachine. Will sell for •18.00 a.m. Bates •• low is fl.t.oo week· Appraisement will be had before EI<U~ I<:mergency Squud, the plus :;8.4() due Ull for new parta. IY fO¥ 2 people to a room or this Court on the 8th day of March st<~fl of the M('i~s General Hos· J'hunc 343. 2-l9-6tc I ~00 weeki)' for aln&le »eraon ' 1960, at 10 o'clock a. m. pllal and ail the hiends and rt'l· 8 2 _:.6 6tc 1 Exceptions thereto may be filed Phone Today ai.Jvcs wllo sent such lovely rWu .lWJLD.lNG LOTS. lOU PT. .. to room. Iront, 140 ft. d~ep. Reuonable. 1FURNISHED SMALL HOUSE AND · by any inlefested party at any For card1 to me durinij my recen~ Oulakirta al Racme. Pbone 2123. garage. Also deluxe unfurnisb· time prior to five days be!ore the Free Estimates illncsl>. 2·Jfj-6tp 1 ed .tJW'tment. See R. L. Coats, dale set for hearing . Mrs. Loll~ ltoocher •''' 2 20 ltp I Mi.ddJepoDt 2·1Hitc WITNESS my signature and P..n•rl,.nlo hl'l•- flotdlln" ( 21 ) R 1 E t t the seal of aat4 court this DO JT TODAY lii i<J fiME TO PAY Ne JiiiiVe Lhe bel>l ~or Ctamtma• 3 ROOM APAR'l~ WI'~ 18th day of February 1960. (8) Auto . - - -------. .::.::_ :lrt!efi. PUit!ll, SprucoJ. }o'Jn, Send bath. Unturnllhect. Call 1 U- FOR SAJ..E: 5 ROOM HOUSE. Ex· F. H. O'BRIEN 19a7 llUICK Y8 <.:cntury, 2 door Jur UJhnM todw.y. 2:QDG. :.!: 18 3tc cellent location. Priced reason· I Judge and Ex·Offiel.o Clerk COURT ST. POMIItOY hardtop. Only 27,M6 actu11l m1ies StHkO'lH'i NUitiiRY TH!U!;.t: .HOUSES FOR RENT. On~ ably. Call Be;b Nels•.m , Ruthmd, By Ann Baker, neputy Clerk 6 by one c11rdul owner. DYnMi'low 2 Pa. Ohio, 24""2 or loe at MHin St., ( ) :.:lO, 27, INDIAN.., ot a ropm.• neat dOcK Sprmes "" drlv~t. Rad1o and healer. Like 1 2fl 8tp hlrgrouno. 1wo ol f1ve room• Ruusn<l. " 11 8tc new. $~.111~0. illaetttmr's, Pom · - --=-::-c 1 each in Letart l 'a1Ja. Phone I'"'R SALE: Six Itoum !Brick eroy. 2 2(l 6lc ELtlC l'KOLUX VACUUM CLEAN· J\Jidrew Croll, Letart 2452. · cr. Complete with attachmehtl . ,, . ' J . ' Dwelling HOUle with bath and 2 Ul Stc hod Clttn Ualtd und tnrow away baas. Pa)' off double car garage. Full base· balance due ot $U.tso. Term& Phou.e Wf. i•2.789 All M.k" and Model• 11 T ·menr.• sttuoted on '""' lot '' MITROPOLITAN MOTORS ~~u per month. Phone 348. Yl 4 _ the earner of Alltl and Sycamore 1113 8. Thlrcl lllddleDOrf ~ ' .~ ; 6le. . 600-606 E••• Main lt. -~=,-:-:,:~-,~~:..:,:=:,.·""'-·1 --stroots in the VtllPge of Middle· ;Offi.Je HOUI'8: t 1o 11, I lo '· IOiole at Pom•roy, OhiG CLERK FOR SHOE STOR · port, Ohio. Former residence of Write to Box 6fSB.S, c/o The Carrie M. lJodridge, deceased. l9:i7 .MERCURY V8f Du~~~ }j~;d CLOSE OUT SALE ENTIRE Dally SenLinel. Pomeroy. a:Jving Call Pomeroy 400 or 420. top. Leaij than 26,000 miles by atoct of Majelt1c Palnta and quaUfJOationa. a&e, e:~~petlenee 2 18 6'· Varnishes. Jiuy a '"'' a•• tho roan•"' r·'••·-... • 17 ••c -,..-:-;:=-:::c-:;:;;--;;::-:::0: ~ one careful uwncr. Push button gu111r Prletl and get 1 can free. .c ACRE FARM AT MDRN lNil 99 11hut . .Had1o omd heater . Extra JW% IIY1Dil. Howley i& Heed. YOU CAN'T TOP THIS sharp. $1,691). tBiaeUnar's, Pom· 2-lHilc A National advertJiing proa:ram Star, good 3 room house, eutero,v. 2 20 &tc plut lull maiJ effort ~ll!latmet, buildings, wa~er. eleclrlcit), -----:::;.c:-:-:,-::- - - T" "'TORI newapape,.. radio and . all other mall, achool bua, telepho•~ """'"" _.. J d d a:ood pasture with plenty of: FOR SALI .rouos :i, $~ to ~. me\olll:lm• provut nl 1 eman f~r water. contact Sam Curtis, Boa 1N9 Model Impali:l Spurt Coupe, Joh.n Oeero l~lA lM6A 1937A add1tLonal repreaentattvea •n 138, Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Un rlld.ID, b~at~kr, pow,er st~lll'l mg, ~tk.ttA, t9tou.o~\ 'wmtll • mower:~~olliJs,•. "'~tiol ~~~dl" J\th,•nt' l l lon u, .-6820. 2·13·3014 j)Ower .,ra ea, ow m1 eaiflit. ~'/!) Lo $8a(l. "' uo 1ea. , ou WI IJ"C • .en u _ l'buoe l'omeroy 400 or 4m. <.:<~se VAt,; Hi4G l94.7 11M 1 , 100 to tr11mna In lQe field .IIDd olllf•· POR SALI J)£NVi.:R CUit'l'lS, l!:xccutor fJOO. ' ' .You may abo keep your present 'HREE ROOM HOU::HJ:; ' COLLEGil ~~ lhlll .b:Jlate 0{ Hoyt w. AIUI!I l,:ilalmen we wih picker Jl80 job IIDlJI etlablished. Hete Ja an St. ~yracuse. See or Write lo'red Curm1, dl'ceatect. J\utlll t.haJmcra "G" With pJow, opportunlt)' to build 4 .•ecura fu. Miller, Route 2, Racine, OblO. _ _:l~ ZJ 18, 3tc . cuJU mower dtsc $OtiO ture with an old eatabhabed firm . 2 1~ til• ' ·· · •b ', · wtuch la topa in thla field Income · I Sl 19:i9 PONTIAC V8 4 dr .. scd11n. lve~ Klni, l:lu cr Co·op, $180 to from 1 f«M)).OO to .,0.oo per I ROOM HOUSE. BASEMENT, Lc.~• th<~n 8,000 actual mtlcs by , $_2 • , ' onlh to 1tart plua 0,her attraccoal furnactl and larie lut. $1600 orl&hiAl uwner. UydromatJc l',a~uuul ll, B, F· . . l, F·20, $96 lo tllit counea and bene11tl. Leads Ellvn Smith, 11radbury, Ohio. · dr1ve . Alrd011t ' like the d11y i.t f'lbO, furnllhed. tt you are in aalea now 2 18 tp Willa •old! $2,600. Dtaellnur's, Ohvor Super ~ with heiVJ dUty -or witb to be-4on't pua up :;,2.,::·1~2.3()1=:::=:'-==:::-=::::--:-. - - . Pomeroy tbl pori li .Appl 1 , 2 20 etc to1ulcr 61nd back hoe PZVO. 1 .. . - -·- ~-- 30 1' urd PiOWII 1·6-3 bottom $2& to op ~ y. y 1 or write CROPPING PRIVILEGES. N.y Ap· FOR SALE DODGE sue. fo'ORDOR $lH'i, Banker·a Lite • Clluti\Y co., 839 ple · Grove Farm. 1960 seaaon. ura.: l'.olowe 1·2-3 bottom $20 to No. CGlurnbul Ht., Lancaater, Ohio .Make Offer. Glenn Wulfe, 941 23,000 m1Je1, one driver, new Urea, Iota of cxtra1, also l®lr :,07u. or phone coiled to OL-a.f0lo6. Alk Ma11achusetta Avcnuo~~ North A·UI tractor and plow1;. Sec Muwcra for 1111 make traeter1 for Mr. Friend. ).lt-ate weat, Wubln&\011 1, D.•.:. 3 Pe. Knotty Pine Bed Room Sulle ...... Sale UIUI c. A. Donoliew, Ldurt Fallo. . lo f2!1(). c(2) 111, 13, 20, 27, ftc Double <lteuer, eheot, bookcaoo bot!. lloplu ~.!10. · 2-INte uLher maehtnery needed on the ~rv ~ Twin Size Sorta Ho1J¥weod Bed ..• ; .. · Complete f(UO 1869 BUICK Electra. o1 door hard. Iarm. Wh)' pay ctty prlc-ea't Open t, 0. MtCOY ·~:.• .·( '.'bunday. btU UOOUwln, Point A' ~y~wa•• · or;r Mil Re&uiar ~top. One of Hulcka' Unl11t and 1t 6 1 1 Wi'k 111 """'" •...,... 0 from one of our U'luat careful i'~~~~ W~~e~~m~ ~ e. loute 2. LMt lolttm, A~ Coml!lete Maple Bunll Dedi •.... , ...•• , . . Slle f8t.IO ~wnen. !)ower all'lcrina 1nd UPAiltroorrl frame, bath, Refu..ar $81.80. •.. • 2 Ul l<Kc PIANO 'lUNING Llvlllllleom, ~ed Reom ¥4 ~ Reom Fllmllure brakes. Radio and heater. }' Idly IRI· i~~RPetb W. RU..elJ, doolIarie lot on Ea&t ~uJpped. fa,l~. lllaetlDar'•, UOUSE TRAU.ER. vtUe, Ohio• .thoDe 1 8pHe SaYer Umed oat "Line" Cedar Cbeat Sale taUt P~m-t'roy. 2 20 Ole Call· s~·co H-:IDtp. STORI-W•U return llejjular $79.10. . · . UsL'U one ' yeMr. ..-.-w your Investment 1n three years. 07 a""" · 3 11 Gt< WIITINOo H11 llvlnl quorten of 5 noma, 2 Pe. LlvlDC Room Sullo ................. Slle UOUI HOUII .,. • ._.. Afll!IN ..... al&a a koohl apntment and • ,._ <UIIliOiit. T<loat color. Ro&ular ~· . 118£0 TV SETS. GOO!> CONDI· ........ .,...,... ~... ...... a•raa;e apartment. u.. d only lt":a:4t'• DOOa MIRRORS . ~ •• ~ ; • • .". •• • •• • • • •• • $1.11 T10N. fGO to ''10. See at Frank 'a . ~ ' 111ert1Jce TV Sbop, 41f N. 2rid Av•., Mid· uuiy J,:tl.CtO. _,, · n •• tto I Pe. Sofa Bed lllllle, RecuJar Sale rooDI: . fraMe, 2 batba, wltll ••. lt"d&" DOOR MIRRORS ·, : .... .'., .. .•. . , . . . . . . f4;80 dleport, Ohio. 2 18 t.acnment1. piped h~at, 2 laqe avl1ilble. Complete Wlth nxtureo Tb lliiOI .I" · ' . I Pe. Living· Room Salle , .••..•••. ·, . . • • . Sale •lat.OO I•aunc at#. of hl&b water. $11,· MOBILE RADIO UNIT5 i·IMtc ; j . Nylon frleae fabrlc:t-n, belce ~~<o~Wor ~.Oll. . ' 1taUon• and al) Ulffc~ J4 C.. Ft. "~EEP FREEZE" HOME FRiEZER f310.00 TIAPORD l•le..,.n ' lneludlnl one extra , • I< ' • , , ' Phone WY·I-4711 tubes and put1. 2 Pe. Cmeen' Sbape Llvllll Suite .. .$ale ,..,,.. Gol4 lobrlc. Relilllar fli6D.OO. - I 01111. 2 18 6lc Balleey Operated Traaslnor RECOIID .• ' _.......... - ( 141 For Rent - I ... . ,..... BABY SHOES : BRONZE, GO::...V and Silver Plated. Write: Rl,)o. mond Thomal!l, Langsville, Ohio. 2 18 30c.c - - - CLil.ANDI ..... & TV b.-..lr ... ..._ Pitone 'tOO Pc..... ro't' , Oh•• __ ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THE "-1•? DMt. your soul nMtf .. vtnt? BKt Woric. Lowest Prkes. RACINE SHOE SIRVICJ SHOP RACINI, OHIO. - - -- - -- -- Ia\ REPORT Lock I ,_...,aw. 1 w-o. I I I w. Call DicK StarnH ( I ) Nottces ForSale ~ 1 FREE-FREE DIPO Dally PtojOara SchedQle TELEVISION GUID5 ,. . WSAZ:.TV Channel 3 ue 11p0r11 - 1:111 J!olll4oon! lllP 01! D:tt Pol """"" 8'11:00 _ _ ,_ t1:10 Wutb"reut ll:l&_ N _ Hewate.,_ _-'-~ I:Q t:hannal3'- Mon4ay ~ : 4!) • Slgn OP e:OO Continental Clauroom. NIO 'rod~ t :OO Katie Doonan Shew $1:30 Topper tO:OO Dougb :fle. Ml !0 :30 Play Your Hunch 11:00 Prlc~ Is ltlgbt 11;30 Otncentrat!.oa 1.2:00 Truth or Conaequent!N •!UO It Could be 'YOU 1:00 Mid Day 'Newa 1:10 Movietime 2:30 Lorelta Young =/olra=.=P:::oul,li~~E:::~~~E~~iiioooll * Tel·m,·te p 0 ME R0 Y 1AND MARK SUPER SERVICE SJ A J I 0 N I j nsuronct : . / I FOOT, • 1 ~----~--- (;lose Out WINTER DRESSES $2.95-$8.95 Sales l' . ... eo __ PHILLIP SISnRS STYLE SHOP sa e IN. w. c.,. I (171 'Help "'an·ted' .·. . . oa....... · VALLEY LUMBER and SV~' ,tY . co. ..: ~~::,a ONLY 1 DAY LF.FT FOR THE •· ""' .OPEN ·MONDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. GaiH•· I I We Can Not Tell A Lie • You Can Save On Many ltem.s During This Sale 50~ {Usted Below Are Just Few Of The Man~ Items! I A (-201 B . USiness ~I 0 H::. - • ces Nationally Advertised - -'tt "Provincetown" lidJ .. ' ~~~::~ e sO"D MAPLE . 20% DISCOUNT rMiii:i:aa p,j~., 191 For Sale . I ••t.as . . . . . . •st.ot ••<- ~i:'iittL a.... roam Clltlbloae4 Modem Swlnl Cbllr •• •,. Sale f!S.GO Tonl•lnefabrlc. 1'1\)0r llill;ie. Roc· aliG. l Gro11p Pill :Up-~ Jlel. • • .' ' ·.. "'·*• ....•,. I'RI~IASCiit W!rCDDW PAN ..... 20" R'I!Vftble - Rf~Ul~:r .t oi.N· Sale f .lt.l41 . .. ' , ...... Anywbaro and Any-~ 7 f"' ~PLAYERS .,.so .,..~or $48.911 ··EVERY fUIJJIIT. • PlEa QF ' . ,, 1QUit STQRE IS Tllennollat CoiiiAUotl WIBdow Faa .•.... !Wit-PUt ·" 1-::;r:=:;:~;.:=:::::;:;::;=::::::::ta.==~ 20" !'Wiable ,..,, "~·~ :·w,~... . I' ••I· I . ....'.... :. j'loUo'Wb' AA!..~. llakol .: ,. • ~· , • . s~ ~':"" ·Gu ~ .... New.·..•.•.... ·, ~ . ••• Top taupe power atcer· 1'w'br1Clldo ...... .... by One ~ Frl,lidalre New ELECI'IIC DJtY.SL., . .: ....... -. ·, flaut ' -.,' ,, . ,, ... . ,, . ' ~ Silo - New GAS 8.\NGI: .. -.. .•. , . , . . . . .n.tO 1'ombuo •omlliil" Q\1011\)o -l'oi!J ~;.. ' .,,1 · ' : ., 1' ..... PULL UP J;ftA.IRS, ReJ.....ijl, ·I· •. We,11t.ot M~iiJjy DROP Ji\.r TAiiLI; lei; ~~<~t.;l >:, .,.... ' (9al Marine Supplies UlaD IOATI AND MDTOII. eP I ... up whHe lhor loot. _,,.. ,.Ikon taO L Moln II- "*• P - ) ' . - · 241Y ' ' ... "'i'!f . ' .. \ ,, :,.I. ~: ~ • ~ •• By ~rved.. Mothers' Club . Guest .night was o~ "rUe• Scrouts l'~clpattng In the daY eve~1n, When the Mason Moth- prop·am were IQ<t)r L'sh, Dgnna ert .Club inet in social rooms of the Wamer, Jane Dodlon, Mason Methodist, Church. , Joy Tbabet, Ka· ~ost~es for tlle evepin& were Aldridge, Don· 14ft. Julie BurnB, Mrs. Ida Diehl, Walsh, Diane NoMrs. S~lly · ~IIJI'k 11n~ Mn. J.ilah Kay McGowan, Zerkl•. ·· Profitt, len· Members and their guests were iBrenda Burton. treated' to a style show presented by Girl SeoUl; Troo_p .S of \t;!lll.iln. u~der tM ·direqtloD \Gf",Mn. Ralph Wilmet-· and Mfs. Joseph Uab. The meeting opened witb a wel· come to illest$ by Mnl, M4U ~er. ry. Jad au~ at was irltrodu'Cet1 ·~ Mrp. Berry tl\en reri a poem, "A I }'Iiller FOJ:Cel! il:olbor's : rray~."· ~·· Mrs. to Figbt~ckin COultter Char~e ·· ·~ago UPJ-TWO slfte toqay Ed ·· trice runa~a on the slate oi V. DiSalle. Mre. ·"ann "~ Mrs. made by Sen. · and ROy T. ~U· af the Cuyabqga Chalrm,n .. Wllson, aa~.r wi~:· Gf receiving spu:ml•r~ it. , reached uld Wit· otter when orr Feb. & They said Wit· tumed down ~''"!." his lrleq4, Canton's maytr, 7"~~~.:a:,s a deleg.ate for AI· 1 the governor's f•· opponent in the M'fY Nid WJtrr er told retuaed to Demoerattc en opponent in to oppose hie retbe senate. U.''•.':' "'•~l¢1; did not ld<in· ' o.l' ''"''" tbe offer. "!~~>!••., II wu a per· the per10ne delegate ca._- .($). • • • • • • •• �. -.9 f :: a-Dilly Middleport PTA Enjoys Musical Play Temperance :Jiiddleport, 0 ., Feb. 20, 1960 G : · -iven By Members Of Sixth Grade Class Program Given Chdl OIHen>u Member' I Following the regular monthly meeting of the Middleport At H" h S h I :Pirtlul4ry Tlwrulay PI'A a two act musical play was presented by the pupils of IQ C 00 ~ Jllsa Aruu Durst observ"ii her Mrthday Tbunday lfhen the Busy the sixth grade. A short mee~ing wa~ ~ Chu··• '"SewinC t t th but o f b Circle PTA •. Kala<l Htndy, . Howard giving the wu. •""" me a of ethe e Federate or openmg prayer. T e With 21"0UPRev voted a $5 00Rudopelt ouation to PTA ~ all dQr quiltina. Founder's Day and t.lle following were nominated to ij8J'Ye as a no· The wealthJest man m the cou nty, , 4 poUuck dinner waa served at committee to present a M_r. Blair, (Roy Coleman) and . his BOOn to Miu Durst, Mrs. Waller officen for the comim: wtfe, (Connie Cooke) add vartety Jae,, Mn. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. RodneY Sauer, Mrs. to the show with tllelr family Lena Huber, M.n:. W. L. Kautz, Ha~cris and Mrs. LeWIS Lone. problems Paula Tlleiss and. To mllra. Louia Reibel, Mrs. Adam k b&cll, Mrs. Adt "e Grueser, t4 report at the meeting my Ba er ddend the Man In lhe •-• · M C , Moon as well as PaUly. (Carole Be Erlewine ,secretary an Easterner. wishes llrs. Theodore Mora.. spoke briefly to the on the m?on for a cowbQy out fi t [ g~~:.::,~~tl;~ any who might be so lh;,t she can go :'l the Rodeo. joining the County A Calypso number, '" What 's Chorus to contact her or New at the :.?:oo" was presented I HDUSI Phylha Hackett or Mary by Jane Biro n and the following N~~~:::;~:ho~f Pomeroy. The Chorus school children: Ruth Ann KJoes, i~ to appear }f,1y 3 when Carol Phillips, ltachel Wtlsou , Congress meets m Sandr~: Hollmgshed and II: 1Y Bog- "".!"""~· Prueat:r~ =1..&.1~~~· S~~lds ~r~: ~ . AtTder~on) j.iO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;~. I ~ Crow' . Steak Bom.e Of The FabulOUS · h 1 t 15 time Mt e mCehet lng ~~~ ~!rra~ib~ ;o\·er to rs. h · ar es ,.......d procd•ramlhe ll_Nhlhan, a~ e 61X g"a"e play. announce The play "Cowboy On The Moon ", wu the setting of a school playground ill a western began Wtth the children 8'·hool and the ir teacher, Mi ss Cornell, played by Jane Biron tillking of thr: Rodeo whlch was coming to town . The opening number of the play, "Rodeo in Town" with special parts being sung by Kathy Lacey, Paula Theiss Tommy Baker Carole Andenon Elaine Hacketi, AUce Darst, Ted ~ dy Mororlty and Ronnie Hindy. Wtth the appearance ot tile "Man on the Moon'' Lany Glad· v.ell, thinga begin to happen and d~~;."~~=:·;· ;,:e)ven the sherlff's (Kenn horse disappears and h. 1 I .m.,·. . , .. SANDWICH Order By Phone TAKE 'EM HOME Call WY 2·5432 : :; gess, The Moonslers {'.\ t-.{1 wlsh to be cowboys) in th~ir }ellow and . black outfttll were pb ·red by John Blake Sammy Cl;tworthy I John Evans ' and Robert Schmoll . ' In th~ e nd aU turns out for the With _ everyone happy and the Man In Ule Moo., returns to hili W() ~Jd where he um1erst.aods how thmgs are t~ t>e _Speakmg part.:s m t_he play were dtrected by Mn. Dau;y Blake!lee and Mrs. Grace Hawley a~d spob• wei~ fo~ them as each ch1!d spokf' t hei r lines With feeling and enthusJasm. , The musJC was done to perfec· lion i-1 tth each solo and choruB number proof of talent and prac· tlce. . Mrs. Dor-othy Lacey dtreeted the voc.al numbers and also. accompanied them on the plano. Also accompanymg the _ nu~bers ;:::::;:::;::;::;:::;:::;~~i~t·~s~p~la~c~e~l~s~a~ba~g~of:.;m~a~rb~le~o~. • Eugene was a bandSears, under band the dt.rectlon of m ~tru.:tor . For the program, Mr Seats arran,.ged the nU}llbers for t he var· lou8 songs, thus adding much to t~ music or the play. Members of the band were: Ellen Dutton, Betty Covert, Lynn Buchanan, Bar~:.r.a Jones, Barbara Covert, Chnstme Coats, Judy CHESTER, OHIO Butchr.r, Carla {i •• ore , _ Ned :1 Bradford, Jenn Casey,_ Ri chard Swackhamer, ?avid Wiley, Don Gruesl3t,_ Don ~van[!c, Butch Bachtel, David Ca!ct ~md J1m. Hackett T11klng part as the puplls of the PRIZES- HAMS- BACON class and maktng up the chorus "":::;::i==::;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:;::::;:::;:::;:::;;:;::::;:::;;::::;:=:;;::::;:::;=:::;:::;:::;:=:::;:::;:~ were Joyce . Long, _Carol PhllllpA, ;;; Sharon Harnson, Timothy Le~ley, John Hood, Rodney Sauer, Linda 11~;~~~idls:sanctra Uolltngshed, P11t II , Jon Cunningham, Caro· Lipscomb, Willard Moore, I ~~~~~·~Bla ine, Kay Bogges~ . Ca.rolyn II Pettit, Sto- SHOTGUN SHOOT lzaak Walton Farm Sunday, Feb.21, 1960 STARTS I :00 P.M. 24 HOUR TOWING i IDDI• HOUDASHill NJGIIT PIIONE d308-Y PRESTON MOTORS INC. Mlddll~_tort'•""lendly FORD Dealer" PIIONEI16l Former MIMleport Girl Mid- ~~~\\:':B~S=w=i~sb~er~r~•=from· lu~r~n~e~~~~·~h~J·~s d~a~y.~~~~~:~~~~~Lorry~~·~ploy~~ed~Oitl~~o!~tho~i':~:;;~1~·~~~'~~·d~p~.N~"'~·~a~t~~:b:o~~:-•-~of:~Mra=. and Phamphltts cntitlrd " I Refuot to Ortnk B··cause" w. ·e gn·en tc eac h ~;tudent. In tllese ,•h ·mphletJ wl'rr rl'asons why NO • drink. Nyle Borden or Morillh B.upt 1st Churrh spoke l , the abEembly and stressed the lOt, reason IJsiRd in the book whic~ .vas because of the i nfluence one taa on another lie uBed I Corinthi na as scrtpture basts for bis rea o 1. Bolh .Su pt L W McCQmas 'ilr d l l' rmcJpiil Earl Knight expreb 1e I th e1r • apprecJatton · · . "Ma.t 'I to M15S rrt Sauer of the WCTU for th, Jt ha\ · •mg arrange d th c program. Rf'~' 15 • w 1 the~'· • c The Strongest Dollars cri th0118 ·you flpend, or bank, in this community. These dollars work constantly for lqcaJ. proqreea and prosperity. Buy and ·.. ~at h0111e. ,. ~-RSBANK ' (, h'!I;. . SaV.W.6ir~mpany ltll. ' ...... .,:.! ' • ' • .. ..... . You would to .cle&ll, or mow •lon, a· b.l.llaUie. Oif, ~ _. ' • ,: ·· 2. FLEX tlbe blade. Long, whiPPY bladet1 cttt uneven.Jy ... • , f. ' .were ' • ~eran~ 'fr-~ ....... ;,t doon .,.....bearings. . LAWN-BOY Brownie Troop ~il, . ~ '· ~ . . . .w .,., Muon fllmlture eo.. em It h lheUoht tW lho )leotaurapt and tho Grad> . Koy. 1uo1 ..tiM stone Sei:ri<t 'statlon. Atteo>pll to . Chtor '--lo enter ttie Fink Groeery aDd J~'• Off liMy .,.. .' 3. TA~ 1 -mowcr housmg. Thm steel hOU&ings vitrate, .sprilt( out of J1w;pe.IJilat-IJ,, ,.., First Sess'o Th Uf$ dOf I n H.~lds . we~t~ rock·&Diid Lawn-Boy aluminum bous.iop never 00. 4. ~'lifT ·~ mower - -- - it 61tould •b e llgbl Alumlntlll>ltpt r-.,.Boy 11 ~imbleo easy W U6C, ·won't tire you out _. \ __ The Brownie Troop of Grade· Three and .l<'our at Sugar RUJ• Srhool met rhursday after .seho£; at th e home of Mrs. Leslie Prie. for their ftnt meeting. Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, Jeader and Mls.'l Carolyn Smith and ~rt Leo Crew, assistant leaders, wer } present. Mrs . Dan White, uaistan leader, was unable lo attend. Merr . bers of the Troop Committee ar Mrs . Phil Globokar, ~h. and Mrt. Edward Wells, WUlai'd Boyer r,nd VIr. Mrs .anrl Jay Mra. warner, The meetmg opened v.; 1 h the : , Brown 1e Pledge followed by group ' · smgmg . Yarn dolls were made by the girls as their first project. ~ Refreshments were served by Jane Ann Weill, Pamela Crew and £ Linda wet.rung at the close ol the mecling. Bro""mes present were Jalle Ann j wells, Mary Kay HenneSlly, Pamela crew. Unda Ash, Sandy White, K11 thy Fultz, Sally Globokar, Penny Hayes, Lmda Sue Warner, Dream::~ Wise, Jeunlfer Menchini, Durothv · Neuh:ling, Brenda Boyer, Donna · Wille, Patsy Ash. Linda Wahrung and Barbara White . 'fhe next meeting will be Thursday at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs . Phil Globok.ar. ., . 5. ' ST~RT 1 the entlne. Startiq elbould eatibJ ·r · ' ' ' after 1 ·, ye•r •• I evea 1t!se ··~ (lti better.. be eqy, fast, ~wn-Boy has hottest .starttric •P;&ft _011 ol easy, one-pull starting. .all)' ear-e. Se)t'-h.t.n. 111 ~ f~ ·, ._, 6. LISTEN to it. Doell it J'IOIJ' ---- spit' fm1\t. a step ahead "01 rou? It shouldn't. Quiet Lawn-Boy tJhc mawer, awa~ froo-L you, Moeller mum.ers direct emaust under ··~ .. ,.~ ~ j •,; '·'""' ' - ~ ·· - . ' Model . ' Bill For Peace Move Don't be oorry AFTER you buy . See IAWD·Boy BI!FOitE you bu;y 7210 1· .come In and make the 8 step te.t or a nlctiem pow,er mower today .... at ELBERFELDS IN ~9MIROY i ~. I' I I :i.~;ee.~·- o&e! ' 413Jm.System First . 0/lkers To Meet I Funeral servieea will be beld at dc•hili · o'clOCk· :r.,day aftem.oo~~o at . Cba&e Funeral H9me ' in Rutfor llrL L<>uloe li)'erll, 77, at the Hoher·Hoa- will be co• llnio the TO OUR ANNUAL '• '; .. • .... . - MEIGS THEATRl TONIGHT '. "COSMIC MAN" Bruce Bennett, Scotty M<trrow "CUJISE OF THE DEAD " .Die Flemin1, Kallttleen Crowley SUN., MON. ...t TUII. "THE BEST OF EVEIIY'rnlNG" HoPe lAnge - Joan Cr>awtord . ' UseCareln Calfing Police . ,,,_ . ,q ' and Get I ~~~~~r ·' '' . . *MOViES ·' 1 ~ ' i.. . "· ' ·* .t-NSl'RlJCTION. ''P~RroO''' .....(. 0 ' ' ' t; ·f ~ -· ' , ~, l"~~t · ·~'- '. •. ;' . . * REf'R~SHMENTS '·:'1 Bra..., IS RE-OPENED FOR THE SEASON ..., ....... eetiD ,. POMEROY, OHIO ' .. r;,e ·' . :. ·• ,.:.y. MIL Khfdtea! All Your Old Favorites PLUS A NEW lJNE OF SANDWIY{ES and FRENCH FRIES •• Shd:ke ' 3'~ ,, ' · '''· ' . DIHI 1\1 )'Oiri, woold ¥ lite ·llrm'o !111· plont · Cllorleo Rli- newa-IPoJJ.K!rOf tte)looll ed at home witlt .~· Hamburger 6 ' ' bu bien oJillrr su.,.rtntendetlt Featuring Opealng Weelc......,S~•I Letart Man Has Hliarge8 To Answer For "' ' --~~ . 1 ,, Only ·Bur~l•n leiaurely entered four Tot 'n' Teen Shop were wuuceeu. · tiiiM Meut _........ .ri 1•••'Kuon City OO.ines~ placet eariJ' 1ful, set. Scott ..ad. ""' ...... teb~M1111L Suftil•Y mominc and looted the Th~ bur~ were d'-eovered 'l1lNe of the bulintu p~ et:t.bli.Jbmentl of lftore tb•ll $500 Sunct.y aad eDtranee into the all in tbe neitbb.:lrbood of tile ln currency tnd m~h1ndlle, SJt. Htabliahmeota had .appareatJ., Jluon pollee Jlatlon 1FQie ent.fto. G. M. Scot~ We" Vtrglnll 'Stat< been ttllde after 2'10 a. DJ. Sullday ed t1uouJ1t the bJ rP.o lice oUieer, aald t.od•Y· wben a doe. wu reported to have inc tbe lOeb. to • BuslDeaa place~o ~tered by breJJJ:· frt&bteoed intruders awq tram ter Carr the log dcior loeb ...,. l't<nllO Bartl• lite f'lllk G.....,.. liiOl Lawn-Boy blade is prest.m."8ed. , unde:r teJWion, on a abort, Ql'n!"'s"h.lll;'"Witf ~-­ > • •:~ ,_. :. ' We l'q *"·Jate.wUlit Yoar ~ :Burglars Loot 4 " leak ar tpill. Larwn·Boy mowers keep oil in tne en,Ute tor tuU-ti.me proteetlon, . ' ,,, .•\i"' " 1. "':ILT the mower, a1 DAIRY VALLEY • .. _...,..r wUI tile ' ma k"e t he 6 s·t'e' p t es t Q f a modern power . .mower an d you 'II buy a LAW ... BOY • THE 1···"'i·""'" 30 u BEFORE YOU BUY ANY MOWER • • mlitJ·u~'JVe A girl who WIIS born !n Middle· port and now Uvea in Springfield has won lhe title of Second Prin· is Betty Bowers Yatres, the daughtllr of Mr. and Mn. Lester Yatel, 340 S Tecumseh-rd. Spring. field and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mra. John Thoma~, Elm-st, and 'Mr. and Mrs.' Howard Bowers, ·Broadway, Middleport. Local .Dollars I' ber aop Miss Sh&ron Jones, st··•ent at roles. I avt eat~. the Meigs OU eame Frid b·' to\N ... be the a:ueat 1 0 ay g '" spend M18s Caro-l)tn MUhoan. student public i1 dlei'V'Irt H1gh School Frtday morn an('(' .... program was held at the · 1ome Wednel4a.y lng l'uplls of the Eighth Grade Wf're 10duded (or tile program . ""Theo bald fo" ac('~ Life" an interesling and technicolci sound f1Un dune 1, anhpated cartuon .sl}lt• wa~ ~ •• wr. to the aasem bl y Burelt, Pamela Covert, tt 1 :30 and Mrs. William Allman · Ann Kloes, Jack Sigman, and Mrs. Martha Childs will be Christine Bailey, Oltta Lewis, hostesses. Sheryl Martin, Mike Bostic, Janell Call, David Covert, Fred Rnh Lodge Meeting Set inson, Richard Ward and Ray The member! of the Mifldlepntt Dowell. Lodge No. 363 F . 1: A. M. are rer queated to meet Sunday evenlne at 7 to attend church services at A.uxUiary Seuion Set .• ,;b~(,,;L&dies Auxlliary of Drew the Middleport Church of Christ 't\ Po!lt Americo~~n Legion al 7 :30. A practice is also ache· meet In regular seE!'Iion Tues- duled for Sunday afternoon at . at 7.30 p. m. at the Legion 2'30. Clifford Rhodes, veteran's WCTU SISSII'N SIT oUiccr will be the auest The Pomeroy WC'L':' will mee~ , program wlll be in T A. Hennessy, Tueaday at 1 p. m. at ~'-le United and Mrs. Methodist Church tor ·tt~ Qnnual Stalnaker, Amerlcanlsnt France• Willard Tea. l, THI AVE. MIDDLEPORT ' Valentme GirlPhi's Conteot, It !Beta Stgma Internabeen 1carnert here. ~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;.,""'""'"""'~~~~~~~~JI~';e~a~o~in • who is reported some better Fl'i: MHS aodltorium where The starr and officers of the WII· , Hapton- Meigs Temple Pythlon Sil!ltera w.Ul l Wllson, Linda Jacobs meet Mopd~t~Y night at· the K.. q.f Toney, Becky Allensworth , ,. ,11.1111 I~ ,Middleport fot their Bryan, Charlotte BIIC!Ilj m~inc . t'tie meeling will begi,l;l SERVICE DAY PHONE 6104 Y ' GU.IN CLUa MIITtNG The Wildwood Gmlen Club wt.ll meet Wedne.daJ, Feb. U. at 1 1 ' < II OU plODDed to 101.. Prtdoy pend the wedend at Wut Polat 11 cuut (Jf Cldet Bruce Bradford. "'.;: . Though the efforts of the CGUO· conducted by the president of the ty WCTU organuatwn a tem..., er- 1 ...... I c;:'<. .--A-r_o_u_n_d_A,_n_d_.... General Hoapital and ta eon•aleae- tho weekend wltlt ber -11, iDII nloely. llr. and llln. llmenoo loQea. 1 Abo t ••:;:!':;' h~:'\'hta ~=be~~~:.·::~:,:.~ U !Wrlo and her oiste.. Mro. Clay I Becker and family. She eame •• Middleport am•ed ear!Jer tbio week becau.. pecially to attend the oirlh grade FR of the illnee-~ of C. M. Hennt!Q' play given Friday night at tbe Sentinel, Pomeroy- , ' I ..,, . ,. ' repreantallve, - ~,, ., Nid~ � 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. 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