https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3eaf5b30d95cad3df2516d36f71d33e9.pdf 4c56b68176e311f97e09ae7501dd3041 PDF Text Text . -.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~ �THE oAh.f YNrtNEL 1 ~; SenUnel, Pomeroy-MI~~. ~/to'eb.,.zt.-tii&O --COME 'Ulaabentaling Editorially Why Farmers Buy Machinery A ~trade magarlne recently predicted that the fann equipment industry will not share in the 1960 business upswine; on the grounds that there was a drop in farm intome in 1959 and a further drop is expected for 1900. Thts brought an answer from C. L. Dickln· son, Director of Research of the Farm Equipment Institute. He pointed out that th e apparent cause and effect relationship between farm i~come and farm equipment sales "has not been established by the records of fann machinery factory shipments during the past ten years. Commercial fa·r mers , like other business executives, buy or pla n to buy equipment to Improve productive efficie-ncy- that is, to reduce costs. Purchases are not determined by net income for any particular year. Purchases of farm equipment are paid for out of gross income and hopes for future income." He added that in 1959, gross receipts to farmers from all sources were higher than in ~- --- - ~- ~-- Young Girl Dies In Rescue Try Where 7 Died oOo GRAHAM STAT ION On June 20, 1931 a very tragic arrair happened just above Grahnm Station on the Wf!lt Virginia side of the river that plunged a fBmlly of Racine into the deepest grief. That famity w;aa Gelorge an!J Winona Clark. That afternoon their two boys, Glen and Veater, went fishing in the river as they had done so many times before No one knows just what happened as the only ones that knew or ra· ther the first nMs to know anythin~ obout their peril were some people on l.he Ohio 1ide of the river near the mouth of Yellow Bu.sh creek when they heard their crlcs fur help. They went to them at once but betore they could reach them they Were both drown· ed. Only .supposition of what Dorothy ~-.. ""' Robert llolpJ> ~..... tolDI ICI'OU lht l'iVtr from. . Groft to Millwood 1o olteod OIOl'VIctl. ·~~~~~~ ~ en"rtd the bolt every and io~UI In 1nt1cl· MI'Y pleaunt evenln1. OD . tbelr WQ, out on of tbe areat rhythmic 1wtth ;;:__,,_~:..:"'··"""'b' and ol· w1ter. "1"be aorloeooflhe awu and . ~;:;,-_ "I~~·Iii• Ito •mlrroi'Uke 11, ur.ze, a beautiful • 11r1t rock lOOHned b\:;•011 ., 2-l'J'.ett ''NYEn" . miUloll-- ( 17} Help Wonted . "Nyot" II t h e - - _ , •no." To 76 ....,... Olio !rOll CUilabl in captive natiDnl, - · II o loau:d - - "Nyet" to ftiellom of opeoc:h. "oyet"to r.-s- ~ FIIJE-FREE ~ ·ltlltce *too GllloD GuoDne /«!0"14 the - · "nyet" to the rilht to know the truth, "nyet" to aU the fradoms we Aml:ritiDa tab fat OR SAU:--8 HOUSE. • ,..,..... ~·wM!aln Utd 2 up. .API>!'P~hootely 1 om lml land. :Ek81ftlt:t Well. 13 muea ftom PomerliJ. 'Pri.e st,ooo. tnqlllH 111r1. ·!IO"i'ell ot l>tettQWD. lflll'1td- F. R. OIIRIEN ButfR<dDm~bo­ boon Judge or the Probate CoUrt · :Meigs County, Obio (2) 1!1, 22, 211, 3\t HHote ---· . .,.:0£ l'rY ftlllot *~At The for .....ted. It ~IWI of ~0 from ~· bi~b ol AoUqully feU and tile river. Stlllth .... t~~=1G>i~~~~r~~·~•.. ohed hal.....,. ..... Ill' toil. ......,. ..a .... """' bo 2t8loul1y ~ Leaal Notice RADIO JIIID EIJROPE billpa )'OIIi 1ly briqioa the ...... iod. alimilii ~~-to ...... """U..il you - Wy. thedartwoddoC-Iiio. ____ .,_.,_ ' llllel' - · )he '""' .,..,. ly bl¥.'ilibll t!W .... unUl he tOt lo a teiiPWOo. IIADIO ·- DoPuiY EIJII(IPI:- )'OUr dollanl FRO<Iom-..... AmericiDI are ill daly DaD~« Combs has promleed tbit tbe Huntington up at 3:10 p. m., 18-3; National up at 5 p. m., 3-1 ; City of .Maysville up at 8:31 p. m., 2-0; Robert E. Reed up at 10:50 p, m., 9-0; I. F. Friedberger up at 11:20 HotD"· I p. m. ls.G; OVEC up at 3:35 a. m., :»0; Gallipolis, Advance up at 12:20 a. m., 6-7; Vulcan up at 2 a. m., 11.0; Coleman D. up at 0:21 a. m ., &0; R. w. Lea up at ; :30 a. m. e.,..,.. .loy Dout drooe ·hlt b - • fol"i!llft car out of the aaraJe, . but . itl wheeltl 11tut!k On tbe rielrby Wa· bimoelfboo ........ ualllltto --.r.-..,.mec~.llolto ·-~--~ Send your truth- to: CRUSADE fOI kuDoM VolilaiiPi .._ • .., 6-1. NoK--Riow-'aorol~ bAsh llotlroad troella. He 1ot out and trotled down the fOI,d toward the b\lio citr)"lni; tb& lthUe lb stalblnJ position. a Trlil drove ·up lild lng. She helped AnthonY Jsom, 6, child scream : "bon't and James Malone, 4, to safetY. naurhty boy 11et us ." Then she apparently burned to death before she could awaken tbn other youngstnn. Firemen found her charred body Jea11lng acaint~t 8 door. :.:..:.:.:..:._ __ THE DAILY SENnNEL to ~ DEVOTED TO INTEIJES'l'l OF MEJGS-MASO.;.N;,wA11i.RE~A Rk:hlr..' I. Owen, r; · PublUblii ev~ty · wbo is Jbante St., P:r.nei'OJ, Ohio. Bu•lne88 ottlce phone WY2·2lrs6, editorIal office phone WY2·2Ui7. Entered a• leC()Dd ellll !felt YMII:. 300 W. Seeond st.- Phone WY Z-2111 m. Lee Nelson famUJ is movlnt to Dkrwin this week. mlillnt matter at tbe pot& oatce at Poml'toy, Ohio. National advertlaln1 npniiDa. Uvn: BotUneh"'4..&lmblU, ltc.. 1M1 ,cndn&toa. Ave.. $1000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. CUCkler is spendlnJ few day• witb M•. Welby Wha- re~ Sunday by 'I'btl lublleblna CompanJ "HO:W DO .I KNOW?;' . NIW YOrk C1tr. -WHY, I R-EAD IT I~ rate" .:ltUvoncl bJ IVIDII'ble, 10 eea1l one .year In •dnaae ld Sentlool office, •!let; nlooniill, $'J'.80; th.ree UlORU.. motor reukl wt.eN lVIII. TO MilT tbt• I.J;~~~ID~ofttl~h~,~~~.~~~'~mo~oll~:~~:: · ~~~~~~~~~~·~·~•~f1~~~~ · ~~-~~~ oDe the dl: •1tontlll, ft.:l&j month. 11. ·Phone Oblo. • Otls ' wt.~ THE DAILY SENTU~ti:L Everyday, a tot oi 'I>OOPie m.oko ~~ _,. .....,...., DAILY ot mau... ---· bti .,.. 'iinall ' --~- Item. - illtereot ~ . . . _ lho7 t1w-. ---- M · tba ~ n-iod"oy-li llle new d.iallnr ~-.r.t.e Which bu ....., to lobe Mkwlepoft.~ ~ tbout a wt • 8B'I n!GIDAIRE STOVE, FOUR bUrner. Good eondtUon. Don ·Bt.tzlng, Phone 87*"•· l·lll-3te F~ be "'·.,.,....,:r.:':l!";;-.r. :I 'l'!i~~.,;,willllorch LISTED H.RE FOR YOUR IALI reeelved office J, taeo. up at II Webtter • ·garbage ·bones ·papers •fUllS to :·I CO~VENIENCE ARE tHE ., . "; ,, •• , • ' ' ."! T" \ ... .." \ I' ;j I NEW NUM.IR$ of Th• SiNTnotiL • Mildred, wa1 never found. ltnllhiiDI, future date probably wiD 'be eligible. ' pj'ip. Aloo dehtte ubl.Mh· ed ~ortment. See ·B., L. Clil~, about his four chlldren on the but. nt'.. AJrmenleNd. eiOMI VM llf'ili t 1nd is wi ine to IIY tie p&aftJ to move b1ck to Keotucb at 10me ALL WE t-iEQ.ft IS QP&ried a fire at 1!1 B'!inutes. (11'111, Trti:e 1wdkt and One of them, an 's-yeat.old girl, ran out to bil cruier. On hi1 died trying to rescue aix of thf! cruiser radio he heltd there Wil youngstf!rl after savirtt her broth- an aec:ident on the tehool bu•, 10 he drove 1o tho lcelto lrolt7iRJ er and cau&in. A defective all burtte'r dploclfd, sesline the thildri!n Hbthd 1 will of name In a rear room. "net~ mothers Were watchinc telt\l'i~lon in tbe front room and fttaped. . lh I Sheila 18om. 8, appare ~ pu ed .(\pen the door . of the roo,PI Jn wtnl!h nine children w~e Bleep· oave K<ntucb . •• ~.-.:. . . wllen bu ~SMALL HOUi!hflD Middlepo:Jt.. at pqooll>le. " -· """ brood .. I ROOM li'IJIINIIiUEI> /oPT. 1!1 & room uo!\ll'!llhd. ipt. '001 · 'IVY-! ·2188 or ~Ire 'Mll flashed tllrough 1 wooden house In young people. dellnltlon o! ''relldmll"' wlll, ·llo Mountain Dew Isn't Causing This Headache SprlnJ _Ave., Pomeiw. ,s-t-8< b'- " T OBERl.JN, 0. (1JP0 Seven TriliRhome, D,puly Shotlll JODIOI children suffocated and burned to 1I'J d~ing with the poJioe death Sunday nllht in 1 fire which lt alwaY. wat. Wbeii MASON, W. VA. On the morning or September 27, 1926, a dreadful accident oc· <'Urred •t Mason, W. Va ., but the victhm were all from Pomeroy , Ohio. A number of people had come down on that late nl!lhl train or perhaps. the early morning train. As the ferry boat waa not runniug at that hour In the morning It had becflme the c u~tom to ferry them in a Dkilf or yawl. The yawl wu landed just above the ferry boat 10 they could gel to the yawl more easily aa they were nil tlred and sleepy but very anxious lo cet home. The exact cause will perhaps never be known 11 the survivors were the men who managed the boat and helped them into it, and they were never poaltive or ju!lt happened but tho mo" •oaoonablo w" thot the younger boy, Glen, how it h•ppened. eithe. fell oul of tho boat or if In Aa they ·pushed away from the ahore tn some way the current the water he slipped In oYer hi1 cauaht tbe boat and they were ftepth · and ·bls older brother, unable to catch It with the OJ~J Ve&tor, tried to uve him and lost 1nd the ylwJ awung arouritl In 1M lftfe. Their bodies were soon recov· front of the ferry boat. It 1111 hap· pened In moments but what dread ful momentl tbey were. Aa the ered near the pla~e where they ylwl hit the boat they were went down and they were bur1co1 thrown Into the swift current and side by side, In the cemetery at before they realized what had Graham Station. What made Jt so blppened t·hey were drawn under I '.heoesad ror the Clarks wu that the boat, four women and a baby. 1' two boys, almost young There Ia little more to say lllf were their only children. all bodlel were round later. · work, their planning for f~ure, in lnct, everything ill Suit. were entered tn court life centered around the11e aaatnlt the ferry company and, two boys and now they were gontl. for tome time, It looked · pretty They had one other child, a llttlG 1~us for tlle company, then girl, who had died a rew years lOme l1w or declslon was found before. thit ltlted In 1ubatance, that no 8ama1e ®Old be allowed greater LITART FALLS oOotlf November D, ttlan the nlae of tbe craft uaed. On the evening Since they were UIIDI a yawl, It 1950, tho little vlllaee of Letart Wll no uae to eontlnue the cue. Falls wa1 shocked by the news ooo that two of the vJUage'l lltUe OIIIAT liND, OHIO girls had drowned. They were Ida Oft a brlrht Sunday afternoon May and MUdred Phelps. residents ln. the yen 111 '1, twa boy• of of Letart Falls lome yean a1o. Great Bend, Howard Paraon1 and As near aa they were able to &et lay Proffitt, went down to the lbe partlculan 11 follows theae l'iver to 10 An bl~blaM. Later glrla with a youna:er brother were their clotbto were loun4 on lho out boat Pldlnx late In the evenlllore and their bodlea taken Ing, in fact after dark, some aay from the river. No doubt the aame they had been .. erol!lll the river eN tt4ty, one of the boya tot out and were returnlDJ whtn either dl 'bla depth 1nd the other went to the boat upset or a hole was ••lltanee and both were knocked In the bottom throwlnl dniimod. them Into the water. The boy min. oOo aged to clinl to the bolt and wu A..PLI GlOVI TRAtiiDV saved but the 11r11 were drowned. A very 11d atr1tr happened at On November 2'1', l~ efter much Appje Grova, Ohio, oo o plooNilt effort to recoYU tbl bodl", the 8uDda)o tvenlna in t.bt early au· bod)r of ld1 May w11 found at """" of 11188. To ba ..... Sei>" crown Clty, Ohlo, tbe other one, 11, 1838. RIVER ltEPORT ( 141 For Rent - - -- - - - - - --- - By Walter E. Slaet Four 'oun1 people: sune rar- w ' And, of the utmost si1J1Uicance, costs increased too - creating the need for more efficient machinery . Present-day labor costs "make mechanized farming essentitll - because of the vast saving in human time and effort the machines accomplish. The newer equipment is substantially more efficient and economical than the old. In the light of these facts, there'""• good reason to expect high levels ot f41dipment sa les. While this theory of the relationship be· tween farm income and equipment sales may be regarded generally true as applying to large commercial · fanns, we question its application to the "family raim" kind of operation that largely exists in Meigs county. Generally, we'd ~ the average Meigs farmer will Invest in more machinery after a gOOd year than the reverse. His isn't the giant operation involving thousands of acres. OF lollbtr ' A'RUNNIN' any year except for 1958 and !952. Total as· sets owned by commercial farmers increased. HISTORY Meigs County MISCELLANEOUS B!l!TORICAL NOTES ' • Datlv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 22, 196G-3 · \NEWS lOOM . . WY•ndotte 2..2156 . . -. 't ! '''ttl :t trtuuu --..... WY~.ndotte 2 . 2ts7• l , \ . ' ' ··~ .i. " . •' ·r.. ,. ~ .~ ~ •: ... . .. RAD~A,tOR \, ' . ' lo~ Getridofallllightly &,&rbti&~ .\nd · ol aU, you aet all \bli con-~ at oucl 8 low~ All economical GAS lncine~a~teo for only wmioo a day. R,e~Aceyouroldsarbaae connowwitba·GAS Jncineratorl See !helateot models at y011r ~ GAS'rlailaeililbt~ ,. �- ' ' • Dally Septlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 22 , 1~ . ., l'Et.EVISION· GUIDI WSAZ.TV Channel . 3 Ne'Ws i.ttlii.. ' • \.;-I ~- ' ''' ' !lrll>~ i lle~ SCORES Maso.,·f..ounty (a111, fi'Nt aid: · )Jound ' tools· and burna and pets. ll.<~::~~· g 11 Volunteer 4-H Club J&ekiOD'l of ieaden COI;f~;,;~;oO at progrom extension ideas in- tlleme. suggests "To do the *100 •500 ... •800 . ' - Rutland, Carter 7, K.Jng '1, Sheela:· 9, Lambert 6, Brogan 5. Tolab 34. VARSITY GAMI ' 17 :1,'1 43 6e 13 23 34. 45 RuUand ' Racine, Wolfe 9 (8·11> 26, Hill $ (2-D) 12, .Price 6 ~) 15, McKelvey ' (3-4) 11, Birch~ (1).(1) 2, W2ese 0.0.0, Cole ()-0.0. 'l'otala 211 (16-25) 88. Rutland, German 2 (1·1) 5, Georg~ 2 (1-!$) 5, Martin 7 (0.1) 14, Hobatetter 4 (0.0) 8, Combs 5 (2-4) 12, o (1·2> 1, Roush, Hoffman, . We oro bocklnl everybody we cen ri&hl now .•. FAST, FAIR AND SQUARE. Per billa. Buy barKiin&. Have everythinl in ONE place. Havo mo'ro money on p•r·dl,.. we take 100d eire of you. lull phone 11 etop in. Gel ceoh. Chllr up, Relax. . DUCIQ, o.G-(), 2o Totala ~. Houro: 91o $ - Thuro. 9 til Noon Phone WY 2·2171 E. Main St. IRON MAN STUNT &At the C\Ot..k WhO i:;.·/ You Trust A.m~can !!~14 8:45 Jobn Daly Newa .,:00 Colt .45 7:80 Cheye~ne II:SO Bourbon Street Beat . 5:30 8:00 '-·80 6:40 .. 8:45 '7 :30 7:30 fNiO 9:30 · Adventures In Parad1se 10:30 Mln wlth a Camera U:OO The News Tonight ll:g;l Sealjnil!l tbe Weather ll:IQ. Si>orto Report ll:IM Lo::; t~,_·Sho:_w ______ ·•· ...., IlL · ·• ---·-·- Plt•ae ........ H7 Pomoror ~~ ·U:~ 12:00 (~nty AUGLAIZI New Knoa:YIIle 54 Buckland 35 New Bremen 7S WayMtf ..ld 47 ·CitAWPORD Lykena 72 Tiro 44 Mt. Z~n 62 .North Robinson 43 PAIRPIILO 8.-.mtn 52 Mtii.,IPOrl 51 OT Pl.,nntvlllo S4' Am.ndo 45 FRANKLIN R•JIIOidobu .. 60 Al ... ny U Htmi~Mn Twp; M Col•. . ~~ 46 . . ' . · H•ni1, , in. bad the 1ft tbe · fltlt · ba:tr Rutland's dekept· Ea•tern outs'ide and tbe JtUlea · weie -miallina:. They I'DIN" _their 'tree .throwt. wheJJ did get inside to shoot, an~ · fou!ejl IO' tb• ·proctol. the fourth quarter .BuUan4 coaatink -.alaoe · with' • 28·18 t.··.-- 0.. the· bellnniOg which lOOk' . 1 1••_ -c· en.ouC)l. ' sudd~nly In that fourth With l"ren~h Fries · hfWd 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. I ·HOnLMARnN Pomeroy's Best wit o1t In It was the Up-off aame of tbe Exempted. VIUage and Parochial o Into double fiJW'el lbey have bad re~el!l Y~llle to reur heone .• lllcre.-e• IIYfntl ....;w,. eM ,•oin••- . • M!IJ loe o••llr ove11 If thoro · 11 -• 11••••nt. point• ucboco rour hoone ' and Gclt· Together ; Heart of the <l.ty ' As the World Turns 2:00 ; For Better or Worse 2:30 House :'srty 8:30 Amos 'n Andy 3:00 The M:IUQl\aire '1:00 ·Highway Patrol . ~.~ 1 so,.,Jlt6w!lic' : J1 )"oqrB IJM ~S~P !f;View · , ' l:OfltJ.Whe ~ Brtdlter OQ f:OO ~"the Texan ' . . .¥.15 .~cret1 Storm 8:80 Father Knoyl! Best &:3C Mge ·of NlJ(bt l:oo.··' :nte Danny 'l'bomaa Show 1;00 nte .Three Stooget ' f:$0- ·1)e Ann Southern Show . " t":aO · Life of Riley lO:OO HennesiY ' 1 If \0:30 TJI• lluP~nt Show 1•00 .vth•or J. sm to ftl 11:00 \'lf·~·~oe~ N..,., . ~10 Tlie Jule 1\llllln Sho• 11:10 A . ~ 4t the .W(".alhfr 1:30 .A:mos 'n' AndT 11:11 T!tel*"'l3 hlO FroDtier 12:30 Sign Off '7:30 1960 Winter Olympics , B·30 . Man)' Loves of DobJ GiiUs Tigbtr•... · 9:8() Red Skelton Show LO:OO . Garry M,o!)~e , 6h<f* 1;00 II O'clock 'No.... , U:io. A 'Loot a,l :t~e 'Weather ,1 '.1:10 Theaw ts ,. t.IB • . . ,onunll f ~~ .\',00 ·. . . , ,.,.:,j~;k;t' . Country Boedowu News 1,.,..,. Just For You Nc·.va _ , • 1:35 Music Go Round a: so .:Jratl ~:35 5:~ * ' MOVIES 6:00 * INStRU~TION PE~IOD * SlX!,._L PERIOD . •' ' . ~~:.· \ ~·. ', '>p J:atn : l!Yinc :·~ · <Ill .,. ...., !>WYI40il . wltll • AT--- ·D'OQ:~ : PRIIES! . . ,, ' .,.._ ..t, . .' '• 1 . ' ·:.•o.~no;~·r·&'~~.r'·~~·:tfi•~-· u:•••n ,..., ,..., ,.(~,. I ·" ' ''"''"" If, Qll ~1 ; fat~ . ' ' l s.#r•:m~· -----' . I . .....,:·: j,.. Kw.tteat '. ·iOOM ADDITiON I * REFRESHMENTS .·.. . . .·. . " Rl.'. 24 ' .. .... ' . ' •.- ,, .. -. l'i ~ " ' • '' ' Demoerdtk !lfeetlng The regular meetinl Of the Melli W.omen's Democrtic Club held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Second Ward house. Each IP<rom is 1!1 asked tO ·bftng an ltem silen~ auction. WJE Brings YOu The Up To The , Minute • Mason -County . NEWS 3nma,Dady lO .AM 5 :30 5:40 . I' NtWS .(Loea1) 'f . Musi~ Go .R ound , 4:35 -M ullc ,. ' " . •" Schedule 3:30 NeWI 3:31 ·Music Go Round 4:30 News '.,' ,,, "··rch for Tom ' o~ ~ uvw The Guiding IJdlt . =- 4own to two anJI reapectively. mea1er · for bol]l bo,t who ' Love of Life ·. ·No=. D-ail ..,::-,y~..... Holy Trinit;v beaUna: Chauncey and ,... '"·' ·:.:o;,:·c Harrla 1nd Dave HarlinJer ' i ~ :" The Th~ Stooges r J:s0~ The Life of Rl1ey · 11:00 Arthur J, Smith Newe e:ll The Jute Riv)ln Show io,w· 'Gil' t]><CbO School tournament, followed by I, ,, 12:00 0 12:3 12:45 1:00 1:81) B·OD Allan J'~Newa Tbe Jacll:eta two hilh acorel'lt ' D 1; .~ ~ .J[qqroo · · •'l:OI/'' €lk0ooli'II&M . 'lo;!i!l.., ~~:JiQw, Sbow St. AloyJiua upaettlnc Gloueter. arm (~ C:hanne113 TuesdOJ ioo &:ame• at ahooting, losing to Nel· aonvllle 64·32. _,, · ,.:w The Br ,...ter ..,. ~JO Tke Secret Storm · :3f1 The Edge of Nl~ht 25c High sebool gym when they were atfllcted with their eoldeet ot all TO OUR ANNUAL il:ll5 SCanning the Weather 1":16 Spor!o Report '] :111 Lat.e Show 1):41! Siin Off tleoJJ~ Gun ~ fiSH SANDWICH Jackets, End 19591)0 Basketball Play aon Saturday night In the Athena Rtnt~Jmao WHT~~TV _Channel 13 ~,.._I!!I.•H 3 ... Monday ll:~ te':.~~·g,d. a..nrdam 4t Gomer 36 Middleport's Yellow Jackets cloe-~ ed out a dlaappointlna: caae •e•· Wv••' :r:•m . Lol._ 41 llulflon 32 ' . R~porter ~o~le,'a, Choice ~~i~ . Lo~e .~IJit Bo~ . CIIH A. ?ourMfl ALUN Bronco 10:09 !4eoa Prerents 10:50 K~ep Talking .1:00 ':\'be News Tonigbt 9:QO B,omper Roorn t1:26 Euo YDU1' t110 ~ Weatberma!J John naty Newt Honeymooners · 9'10 Phlllp MuiOW-" 8:00 Do~ ~lartin Show 10:00 Mo•l• ·' 1 San Fl'anelseo 'Beiif: 1:00 The Cho~ne18-T uesda} HACKlTt'S SAFETY SERVICE Rio Tin 'Mn ! .J,.,\ ENJOY THE OHIO ' '· ,, 'i ,, ;At~~ tii.itY ' I. ' · ATTIC: IIOOM • Vt!lJrloa ......, ollie _ . do • 'IOod WQ to ........ IMIII-. . I .11:55 .A.M t .. :·:-• �-· ._, .... .-- ~~ ----- - • i+ ~ · .....,., .. + O!Enli 10 • ' ~·Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 22, 1960 Teenage Dance :New Fumiture Given Old look By New joturday Night York firm Headed By Mrs. Rita Nathar. Nell Attended NEW YORK (UPI) - Mr5. Rita E. Nathan is the third gen ·eratio.n in a family busines.s catering to those who want "an UQued" but nOt antique furniture for their homes. Her business is reproductions and aclaptati.Qn.s of Cine oh A very luctetsflll danee party ,... held S&tutday mght at the omeroy Junior High Aud1tonum 1heo ,n e~~timated crowd Qf 500 .:enaaen at-tended. Kenny II.Ysell nd Leon Jordan, better known 11 fb e Jaya," of P:omeroy, were ln aars:e of "tbe prd"pam. Proceed~~ ent to the newly formed honor ~lety Of Pomeroy H.tgb. Te•n~era from all ,qver tbe trl-eou~ty ea attended lhe hap. pJeces of furniture, many of them worthy of museums; am toJne of the tools of her company's trade are chains, wira brw:bet, and nails of varaous mue.s td! provide I look which wear Piece of wood -.,uJd &ive. if liven lime. : '< .. It take• a .•k..illf:d craftsman to .ctiltreu a paece o! furmture," ~llid Mn. ;Nathan of her "gang" ,td spemalqtJ who whale 1way .with auorted sizeS of chams to lput. debtJ in proper placea Ill a The S!Jt: of the chain depend on t!le au:e of the dent the cl'lltt man wants- but the onet 1 u.• the day 1 toured thlJ unuaual fl tory in what onct; WIS a me 1 processing plant were serlea 0 Loops about one inch m dtamete faklna the hoD01'11 1n the fut ~nee d1vlalon wer~ Leah Grueser 1d Ronnie Phahn and Cindy _-~atael and Jon Webster They Ill repreaent Pomeroy In the .ets:s-Ma~o? cbampi?'nship fmals Jr rock n roll dancmg. Next Saturday ni.Sht The Jays 'Ill ap~ar at the Wahama High uflllor~um for another dance •rtr. Dellclous Cottage CbeOIII shJ~ met. . . :e .r . OU &W~ ''*•o·:Jt!'*·"·, -il.. of "•·· •n. )~lriii'OB:E OR .4.T YOUR DOOR ertAm of tbe death of her aunt, toeial to family, social Will utltU 1:30. betm prominent in the .,.., al'f', llf MlddJepo: ., of Pomeroy. at 5:00 and }Jil were held at Ind. Sunday at •INTFRIOR liGHT' • SAF£11 OVfN RACK' f'Jaff•DJ'y\"earFamJiyW88b I ---- ---UNCI Look · /IIIDDI.IPOlT, OHIO =~·~~~ . WQOO, "Tbe are Mr. and Mra. Flatwoods, Md Mr. I daatreuing cag't be uniNld Mrs. Nathan. "Scua /and denta muat 110 where the nor· Hiram -Slawter of Middle- · Route 1. Jack Edward has two Carol Ann and Debra Jo, brothera, Tommy and Paul ':~e-::~·:. ~fc:k 0t~e 1e~::!~e,u~: • . • added reali11m." The special wl.re bru•bes and nail produce the acratchea ,and 'Mrs. Nathan said some reproducers U8e red bot naJls to burn a !";~m_,:;;'t~rolook In pseudo ala:n• of usage before the final hand·flnlsh"Even there, we are addins to aged look," aaid Mn.. Nl· than, "because the old, hand finishes were not even." TH" Husblnd's ftlece Mn. Nathan, •m enerjetlc KfiYhatred women With two daua:hters and two IJ'and-children, has boen preaident of the /Jrm, founded In 1863, 1ince the death of her busband ,In 1938. DOW, .::.= ~:JU ' WfloGr ,: . ... See the seleelion of RCA WhirlpoOl, M,~}het Royal Electric and Gas Ranges ... ·.: alul ~~~ji,t.'' nau.oo ·- ' . 1'' .• ·4· . Elberfelds In Poln'~roy Infant Defied .. injury . c. o. Flaher, Sftor- III•J 1. ·. swin . : , and ceu- llolp) W1lter Wen")',. GilrQOn and RuueD Capo~ Ironto.,. Ma.D· · .· Goes On Ti:ipl.~: Mr. Henneay was reported Suqday evenlna: to be slowly im~rpovtpg. the staff - her dauabter, Rita. A Nathan copy rarely ill cheaper tban ita original, because ahe aald today'a labor coats and ~arcUy of sli:IUed cabinet m,ken keep the prlcea htah. Then wbr auch a healthy buaineu In reproductions? "Becau1e," aald Mrs. Nathan, "aome pe(lpJe don't like antiquea; only tbe look1 of them and t.be ele,lance they lend to a room." m:•~'C~*~":O:'~dlouined uilrC: 'l. wtn!". the ILICTIICUY DR} IS CLOTH IS IUNIHiNI C I er. Now a fourth generation Ia on Ia one of the many reasons why we are able to return to you dry cleaned and laundered clothes ' that look like $199·95 wllh hla parents, brieff)> over grandmother. J. •o vJJiting w1t.A Mrs. tbe weekend w'a ~f!r · Smith, Jr., of Charleatoa. Mrs. Gordon 0•7 ~~!':' ROll· neay )left Satuhtay for COlumbus where •he will t.lke a -plll)t to her home ln Atl1nta, Ga. Mr1. Clay, Who w1111 ealled here by tbe Illness of her fat.h-r, C. M. Henneay, waa drlven to Calurnbus by Jobh FiBb- 1! lldd<"' AS SHOWN ABOVE ' . who has been visited Mr. and day. Ju4Y Finishing Equipment ..... evenin11. Her into thiS ~! '~· Vlslt The FW'Dlture Departmeni'OII' T,ll~ is the furnJt'Ure term for giviag a uaed, look to a new piece of form," ' . • CllUNifR BnlANI:fD DDO R' .. PIIIDDII HCIU'DIUHa T "WI Ciioa ~·~ Bul The Blbv'' ... Plus Middlerx»rt LETU8--- I ItilTalks Meigs Around And -About QOTH£5 BASKETS ,. ..... M-oDE R n Vic Browns Win a3.ked tf) donate eatu .tor thl• pr~ ject and asked to have them at the hall by 4:30. · Wash Day '' 1 AuxUi1r7 members ,..,, bei.QJ BANISH . ~~ flto.J - · 1n .... • Brasj)ia For Tbe Wllf .A~ry o1 tbe pe- 1 -~;~ -Pat Jones and ia the only ~ur· hey-Belt"'QWij' fOit."' MnerJc'li'n. lAlilOn 1' 0 mem~ of the William F. are pJ.q.rilnJ a I~• ..... • For '58 Mur~~r , TWO LOcATIONS FOR MEIGS THEATRE POMBROY, 0810 ' - .; ,(1, • .... ' -·~·-.... PHONE WY MilO PHONE WY 1-6428 •• ro.n.ro, TONIGHT '"" TUIIDAV "TK!l BEST OF EVIIRY'niiNG" a•.,. Lonp - Joan CNwtonl Net.O,... l •• d ••••• -., ........... .... _ _ IIi_ .... dllit··· w......., .. ol- ""' ........ ,.... 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I'Tue'sday - -------=~~~= · :"'.-::Jii;;:; .d4~1;::opo=rt(~o~blo;:;::,-;;Tu~e=sda:.:::-y,-;;F;:;ebruary:::::::-:;28;;;,~1960;;;;;--------------··-----S;;;IN:;;;GLECOPY --lie I JPC!cial offer - -- --- tNrt your at ot II~D IT. e .,•.,..,... r• ~ - •••.,.,..,. Sugar be1d t Run Tb K"hool nd fte their aeh 1firstt mee 1ng u ay, a r oo, a the home of Mrs. Robert ~unay leader. Mrs. Harry Watson JS the au1stant . tee M be leader. I th t em rs o e roop c:omnut are Mrs. Mildred Hayet, Mr aod Mra. David Goodwin, !.1n. Wendell ?erlach, and Mrs Riehard Neut- • he meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. Howard Ruppelt after which Janice Zerkle presented the dev.-9Uons u.smg the topic, ''Wbat iJ Wor· . -~~ •m "'p" A~ 5 re-• by * ·'en Oeaconrt ' " •""' 1'"""'-'"• .... .u ntn ' ' .........,. Taytor were ~ Of ~ · I' Rev Ruppe It i-ntroduced t.be , Tbe "dWdftD the" · •1 epeakers f-o-r the meeting who~ Rome were apeeiaJ, euesra· tbe studenl.6 al Ob.io Untvenlty. The 1~eq ,.u-a ~ . w~ men, Daltit SH\IIb Bhar, K.entilal f~w· lor Lbem by Richard l"'!lng. L. Dhanda •nd Anwez Azee are aU -~ ~. 'llhe ~.lo%8 Brown1ea present were Betty l natives of India -and in. their Lllb Wte WYF, &lid Dwtebt W.tilee. Jean Hobstetter, Mary Lou Ash, told of the rehgtons of theW eoun'!be re!l't'!lhmenta decor,a~ Witb 1lanlce Coucb, Kathy Webrung, try, their 8clloot. and JOclal life. cherrJea ~u keeping wit!\ W•.trinl· Pamela Neutzhng Kathy Watson Mi. Bhar a:ave a short J:Ustory ()( ton't .BirtJl<1ay wa eer.tet:l b'Ji )q-1. Vicki Murray , Kaihy Conde, Sus•~ lndu. mcludin-g tlhe politicti life Dwiebt Wa»ace, Mrs. Rlcll.anl Gflrlach Roberta Kay Wilson Julie o! t.he oou?ay, ~e Cl-a8S mtem Vavehan, ~n.elor, and lin. !)y. Br-3wn, ' Karen Hayes, M~rlene •nd other mteresti.n;g facta of his erett Baahner, ~ COUDitlor, Goodwin, Jeannette Phillips and country. The three ftle'n were aN. to :apprm.lmate-Jy CJ5, members an(~ Shelb; Cowan. of different rellgiOUf tat~ oce (11-est. rwbo •tteMed the ~------a Buddi6t, one a Hindmst and tb~ other a SlkbiJl Mn. Chmlu /onu Follo-wing tht eiOBe of Ute meet.. 1 .., Oi& In Iruliana lng refreshments were terved in l!he dimng room 'bY the WYF and Charlea Lytle hu reeeJYed Junior Youth TJIERMO.MUGS · ' India Students Are Speakers At Foreign. Brownie Troop · Fellowship Meeting of WYF In Middleport Holds 1st Meeting A spectal program in keeping with Fon:ign Fl~p Th d...uy Afternoon Sunday was presented Sunday evenin~t!he Fint United UrS Presbyterian Church when the w..tm y lh F. II Brown1e Troop of I!"Jde two of 1'EA'WER __:, ...,.., ......., ............... .,..-tNdl,••dfht..t ,....... Meter,.... ..,.......... ...... ' ~gion Auxiliary In Genuine Raltaa , .. .1 · HOME .V.U~QRY COMPANY . enttne ' .. ah:atna Students NamedToAttend :'Kn9w Your State Government' The "Keynote Address" wiJl be by Dr Carl Fraaure. Proi£~::~· and Head -ot Politlcal ~~ of West ' VirJlDia .Uaiver· Frasure: 'Will speak al sea&"lon . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 22, 1960 hart mulford myers vancooney