https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/48ad465b228f7e13275bb8468f520940.pdf b877285c619b18dea0d80de471d69eb8 PDF Text Text .._ b & tu!II . SDI> I ohlo St.alt Arc . lath • [1\~b Sts . Culumbu~. Obi• Mainly Abou• , People In Pomeroy ar LIICJLLI HAWICINI Sgt. and Mrs. Otis L Bus and children, Micbele and John. arnved Monday from Parts, France where be hu been atafioned wlth the Air Force for the past three years, for a visit with relatives and J'rienda. The_y left Wednelday for LoCkbourne Air Base, Columbus, 1 where he will be atationed. Michele Bag was an overnight guest M~nday of za'il.a Thomas. Sgt. and Mn. Otill Baal · and children were Tuesday evening dinner gueata of Ml'. and Mra. Edgar Thomas and daughter. Mr. and 'Mn. Edaur Thomaa and Zan~ and iueat, Michele Bus, vi• ilcd in Athens Monday eveniq with their so~, John, a student at Ohio ur,iversity. TWO BIG DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 26 - l - DOLLAR DAYS - DOLLAR DAYS ~ 23x70" RAG RUG SPECIAL PURCHASE! RUNNERS SOFA PILLOWS Always a sell-out! The-se f·a ncy rag runners at $1 . _ extra lon>g Sli.m Jims, 2Jx70 inch . Th)Ilar $1.00 ea· ALU~IINUM ~DOLLAR COVERED color~. ·plate add bright fitli..sh aluminum cover, witlh black plastic km>b. $1.00 ea· 5 for $1.00 DOLLAR DAYS ...:....._ STRETCH SOCKS HIECE CUSHIONS CANISTER SETS Ca y chair cushion. tae-ons, for 5-pJCcc to'C l , 3 e aunistcrs. ~ alt and f!C!•Pcr, 111 bri·g hl fllll s h, kib:hrn or dhJctt(' . W.<~b1hable! cOI()fS ~nd patterns 2 pair$1.00 slnrh for bu v~ 1-'aucy collum, fla·n- • Ch.rmed CottorM • Woftn F1brl.::s $1.00 ea. $1.00 ea. - DOLLAR DAYS- A bia: selection of bcauU- !ul new attprlfl11 dress and sport&wear fabric•. Urllt, KNIT BRIEFS Briglhl metal Ice Cream Scoop Snug-fitting :v:lth ample stretch for action comfort! Usu-aJly lifk ,,...,!"'- Drip D..,. Prlnlo, 10-10- Prlntt, L - W..O. ,......., o..r· Weoh 'H Dty Rl .. ~ A eholoe ifOUp of aaaorted IU,. quollty fobrloo In ~lain colort~ and new 11prlng prlnted patterns. SPECI_.L '!" $ D EXTRA SPECIAL! Ran~h - ~IRTS •lecves and ~-way coiLara. $1.00 ea. - DOLLAR DAYS - SHEER SEAMLESS lliu.alty .SI Pf,irl SNmleas Ny . Jon SheeN in beat shades! SJru 9-11. Irreeula:ra of NaUonal· b' hmOUI Brand. Dollar Dayo~~ Hurry! ;-.,... DOI.LAII DATI. - SPORT NYLON HOsE ... o.y,- DOLLAR' ( I A Y I - EXTRA SPECWI Hi-Lo Loop Scatter SWEAT SHIRTS $1.00 ea. y s MEN'S FLEECED $1.00 ea. ~~ aeletUon of cotton sport 1blrts - 1tripea, f-anci~ Val. uea to $2.1Mt. All with long of COJD:merce, it uraln& ttla.t tickets for the event be Purchased early In order that the churth women may plan for the number attending. -DOLLAR DAYS- Usu-a•ly $f.39! He..vy wt. grey swcalShlrt.& - ·f leece-lined . g. ~ DOLLAR DAYS - LeaUe Fultz, president at Pomeroy Cbamber 3 for $1.00 LAMPS Valu01 To $2.99 Men's Dollar Days Group II Valu11 Up To 59c Yard el'loln set Uaually $l.ltOI :\lilk glass tmooLh or hob--nail wHJl brass trim. Auorted ~hades. •owlnt" nceda. preal- each. Sizes 5-M and L GROUP OF BOUDOIR ta.Y. and colorful. Save on Betty Evenon, was in charge of tbe meet- DOLLAR DAYS SCOOP SETS -DOLLAR DAYS-- ~$ ela.,.n PHrlca eDrlfl Dry Cotton• II ~¥o:~~~1 1 s hap~ MilN'S (:OTTON SPECIAL •Poll•he4 Cottons I PrlntH S•tMnl made for Jl &eke" C~~Y illseason connection wltb when the Ctaapter of the sorority met at : --·.. -,. office Tueldt.y retular meet· were Bi·g f11mily •Size! Deep, round ·gluss with plt~ s tic handle , and <!Ulomatic Icc Crcu.m Dipper. Values Up Te 89c Yd. Plans DOLLAR DAYS - laundry basket, openwe-ave ·p lastic wltoh drip - free solid bottom; s ide handles . $1~00 M-L. Dollar Days - - DO~~AR DAYS - - 8', 9' and 10' EXTENSION ELEaRIC CORDS Chester Grange Contributes To Heart Fund Drive A rm&gtne - 3 eGmplete electric extenlllon· eonb tor only a dollar. Don't mill thD va-lue. 3 'for $1.00 T BIG Ttllt.IC!$11 DOLLAR DAY$- i ' > 12 for $1.00 2pair$1.00 - DOI.LAR DAYS- ' FINE BLEACHED Athens Youth Found Deati, Pistol Nearby' HOPE' ft'IUSLIN parcntly i.nflicted with • . .' ' . --~- .' t'.Jl· ~ 5-~~ ~... ~ ' non-ald.d .; •, ~· 'i MU· . iRdleatl'n( L.J:ae bad ·problem~" ~ a love affair. .: ~ Cburch.In Group Racine i . . ~:.~I- P.M. lblolich th• Ia II colon. .32 bc:r reY.Olvei' found at tail iJide. : Poli<e Nld TOlliver left a !!Oil' , Legion To Attend . the~~ 'Dovili · \VASijlliGWN (UPI) - Earl .Tolllver, 18, Atbem, ,Qbio, · ""' r~ ..,., to deatll to4~f io. .a downtoWn !hotel. P~~ llid ' be died o£ •wound in bhe ·tem~e. IP. ., BIG ~~ 24x6'6j" : ," Blt.J2 Cfl~1 .oo· ·' Vcllues WASH CLOTHS Extra .Jar.re. extN -b"vy Turk · Ish Wash Cloths, pastel colors, and fancies! Dollar Daye - RUGS ·$ ..Jr. JUlG. tUD LAUNDRY 2-PC:. ICE CREAM ar-D~1vs Group I Parker, cha!Jomtt. ' plus bru!b base ; cook . ~c.rve, store and rc-dieat in the same dish. - Her~rt . . Job11. l!&llvqp, 11n. cot· · . N~ i.M. ~ i)ona Win._ .ren~~~'• ' \ ..M-~ ' • --1"'1 ~ . • ]' v-.. BASKETS with BRASS BASE IN NEW SPRING PIECE GOODS - 1 QT. CASSEROU fo~ircking Ovcnw~:~re ca~-51'rolc Wilh knot. lid of the troop committee ~ $1.00 ea· DO~LA~ DAY~-- 1-quRrt ln. !>h lrts w1th ltcut collar, 2 buttou -th ru J)Orht.~. t:xtra long I ail J41f.! to 17. Dollar Oays - $1.00 ea· FilliUTous $1 Bargains Jen WORK SHIRTS etc. - lin. Mark Duerr iJ leader tor he Girl Sco\lta and illr1. Artll'f ;ylve11ter, aNilttnt leader. llem- Sanro~ i t. t· d blue dlambray work s .. nforizt· ll wa~ 'hroa:d ~rort $1.00 set Gr~de Sc:hool. Men's $1 .39 Chambray SPORT SHIRTS . ud~:~-. .uat DOLLAR DAYS - DOLLAR DAYS-- fl to W firl 6coub and Brownie• wu hel4 N'KaeSday evenin,c at the Syra- terns. Standard size. BOYS' LONG SLEEVE <~l· umiiiUJll . 2 for $l.OO . PLASTIC llRAPES $1.00 pair Valut•,.; l u $ 1.99 U]l! Of l'lle ~~~..~~-- Aree tor READY TO HANG Easy - to -keeplresh! Just wi·pe off with dam!Jl cloth. gmbollJe.d fin H1h. Solid11 tind pat· - AQ ofi&Dizatlonal meeUn1 enttne DOLLAR DAYS Cool , breeze - inviting · marquJscUe tailored pairs $1 - - walilha•ble, qulck-rlr}·ing, full window size. Dollar Day:>- DOLLAR DAYS DOLLAR DAYS - PLASTIC CHAIR DOLLAR DAYS - - Syracuse'Meeting a _t y Soroiity Plans R-ushing Season Adi.vities Here lldent 3 for $1.00 Announce Appr~ciling Marriage e Giri.Seouts Are Organized At M ., and Mrs. Lewis Harris, Mrs. 1\.t:nneth Harris and children and Mn. Karl Grueser were GalHpolia visitors Wedne~KJay . John ·Might and son, Don, of fair,borne were weekend guest• of Mr. and ~n. Charles Buck. Lar>g:l) ~ize! Imported printed sHk head ·Scarb! Assorted palterns! Regular 69<:. Dollar Days PANEL CURTAINS 2 for $1.00 DOLLAR DAY$- HEAD SCARFS Reg. $1.49 Marquisette Snap-on -style, water and acid proof! Odorlcl:i~! Wall'hable! .. W·hite, pink. blue. Dollar Days - LADIES IMP. SILK 4 for $1.00 BABY PANTS 3 pair $1.00 - 39e values __ big 20x40", g . . od weight Bath Towels, plenty <~ll· 1101'bent. Soft, rJuffy terry in fancy pattern•:>. - D:~y.s 6 yds $1.00 , BATH TOWELS WARREN'S PLASTIC Regular 41k pair - Fancy patterns in •·strctcllk.a" and lots ~r 'em! Nylo111 reinforced heel ~nd toe. 1 si7.c lite a·l.J! DoHar 20x40·1N. TURKISII - - DOLLAR DAYS - - MEN'S 49e FANCY for a 100 1hourehold uses . . Hlcarhes white with washfng! • --DOLLAR DAYS-- DAYS fo'ine quality white combed cutton training panties. Sizes 2, 4, and 6. Dol!Br Days W~lue- All-purpooe unbleached mu.31in ; $1.00 ea· TRAINING PANTS Sparkling cryst.a·l kmg-s.ize cake MUSLIN Big 54'' size! Holds 15 drc:;.se ~ ! FuJt zipper openingt Sct'-thru plastic with qu~ltcd ~nds Metal frame~ Durable! CHILDREN'S COTTON CAKE PLATES ASI:Iortfd GARMENT BAGS $1.00 ea· --DOLLAR DAYS- 39-INCII UNBLEACHED BIG PLASTI<: square or i'ound! Lots of fancy Drapery fabric pHlaws, also. Daya- each - DOLLAR DAYS-- -DOLLAR DAYS - Special purchaaeJ Faney ribbed oordUI'O)'I in oaa>sortcd 27 • 11--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~rt, 0., Feb. 25, 1080 • •• American WEATHER �' • FHE DAILY SENTINEL Rural Youth Represented On Junior Fair Board • ABOUT FA~ H~P! . HOP! ·oNE,-NINE, SIX, OH! Racine's State ?t.:o•entating Editorially "' . ., • • ~ ••• •• •• • • •• • . .• · .Yon, Your Heart and Heart Sunday lj)r. Paul Dy.dley While, world-famous Am· erican cardiologist and a foUnder and former preSident of the American Heart Association, calls the heart diseaS.s "one of the largest epidemics ,In medical hlftory." Tbe "Alherican Heart Association labels them the natio'n's Number One health enemy . Tbe latest annual figures on U. S. deaths from all causes, compiled by the National Of· lice of Vital Statistics, present the cold, hard facts behind both of these statements. Tbey show that more than 894,000 Americans died of the cardiovoascular diseases. This is 54 percent of all deaths from all causes during the one.year period. We can bring this closer to home by looking at state figures compiled by the Division nt ,••••,. Statistics, Ohio Department of Healtb. 5lioW In ~958 there were 91,425 Ohlin : ·<Of 'Whlch 48,713 or 53.3 perto diseases of the heart 15 a startling fact: In State Fanners Get Degrees Z---Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-1\llddleport, 0., Feb. 28, 1960 ben~ SWldJiy morning and vWted her parent., llr. and Mn. Dtn. I . 1he 25·44 age bracket, one out of every three men who died in 1958 wire victims of heart disease. Comparatively, the heart diseases took ov· er 3 times as many Ohioa'Il lives as 5V4 times as many as accidents, 19 times as many as pneumonia, 24 times as many as diabetes, 45 times as many as cirrhosis of the liver and 85 times as many as tuberculosis . Week.End F.-rniture •' .. ' • ... pec1a .~ I We think you should have these facts now because they present the soundest reason why you should give your fullest support to the annual Heart Sunday collection which will be conducted here next Sunday, February 28 , by the Central Ohio HeaH. Association, an affiliate of the American Hea-rt Association . With the help of Heart Fund dollars. your Heart Association carries on a three. part pro· gram of research, education and community . servke whlch has sav~d thousands or heartf:! in recent1years. H 5 Piece Bedroom Suite. TOD.\YAND 'l'he Allmarur. OF Meigs County SET INCLUDES: \ Bookcase Bed Chest Double Dr~r Box Springs and Innerspring Mattress ALL YOURS FOR ONLY $149.95 YEST~RYEAR I . By Waller E. Slneo . • ~..,.;­ r.:.#tf~" .. • • FOREMAN and ABBOTT . . ' A Custom Kitchens -Furniture - ' ' Appll'n""" P - WY M3Z1 M1DDL£POBT, 0. N. SECOND AVE. ..•., .. Picture above are . r~~I!~~~:t~ lhe'Rscine Future Fanners ol nnm - First Row: Ralph Rose;Clarence , Roland Sayre Gilbert Sellers, John Rowe HIU, Russet! Cummins, Tommy Hill and . Second Row' Mlrion .Wells, Bruce Smith, and Tbird Row: Paul Quickie, Donald Pierce, Dale •~r:•••. Lawrence, Larrv Sellers, Butch Lisle, Jim Louks John Hyae~~ Harold Kiser\ Johnny Grueser' ford narrris, Joe Riffe, and Bill Levac~. ' Shaln, Raymond Rowe; Ronald Beegle, Jackie ton, Roger Holter, David Davidson, Gerald Virgil Hill, Richard Shuler, Eugene Boggess Cecil Wolfe, and Danny Shain. James Hupp w~s the meeting dopu_., and cqffee were served by . UJ~· b08f..el8es, Mrs, John Ketchka, )li-s. ' C. A! Emmish, ·Mrs. Robeil 111:&1:1•. and Mril. C. M. Hennesy, a conti'i·· I butin~ ho~tess. Divoree Sllit Is Filed In Suit ~se. students hav~ selected 77 ' culture student electing productlon prOd.uchon and 43 Improvement !projects work!~ out a budget oJ etprojecta. Each vocational agri- I pected cost and returns. For each 1love eom~~Jrtment. ta.tat ~clc.- 1 . THE GENERAL T~LEPHONE Motorola Don't tou.oh aleeltical eq.u(f... ment if you ara w~ .A. ra.diQ. or: t~nialan aet. cp d.tliver • even ll ~tL. lQ~t LJvestoclJ: projects inelude one sow and litter, "three feeder pig Tommy is proud t.l:lat be Uvea on projects, six dairy he,iters, nine beef, one gilt and' litter, and one a farm. ·sigos like this may be teen all over Ohio, where almost 12,000 layer project. Future Farmers are carrying on Improvement projects include their planned farinlng programs, one farm account, 22 hoine beauli· as a part of their Vocational Ai· .., fication, four pasture , improvement ricultq{e h.igb schOol C:()une. and 16 others inch1dinl' h"'"'" tt:..•• f'drtf.fll.~ believes In "The FUt~ dep, home farm shop, soil lmprovment, farmstead 1mproveuJcllt, Farmer Creed," "1 believe that to pest control, and building Improve- live and work on a farm is pleasant 11 well 111 challenging for 1 know ment. lhe joys and di8c. and hold an om~~\l~o:rt~o• ~o~l~l~a~':m~ TheSe production and improve- life associations , even 1· for those ment projPct8 are the basis for elasaroom instruction for the vo- in hours of discouragement I·can<..d uonal ag:ricunure y.. r. ln addi· not deny."_ tion each vocational agriculture All Vocational Agriculture stustudent baa an apoortullity to build at Racine are presented with dents many 11bop jobs Jn the farm shop. a metal si.gn "A Future Farmer Here" when,. initiated into the MAC CONTINUES IMPROVING Lives FutUre Farmers of Ametica organNEW YORK UPI _,. Gen. Dou· glass MacArthur\ has continued to i.z.ath.m. Names are stenciled and show "normal improvement" aft· painted by active FFA membel'l. Chapter members believe these er more than three weeks In Len· ox Hill Hoapital where he is being signs aid in drveloping a kind of treated for a uro10giea1 ailment, pride and resped etcb Future a 1st Arq1y spokesman said Sun· Fanner should poasess. In this way day. ; HAVE GUts~ LETA·RT FALLS- Week end guest& of Mr. and Mr1. · Ray McDade were thelr sons, Dop, Ronald, da~te"r-in-law, and · son, Chris, aU of .ColUQ)bUS, thtlr dauJhter! Norma Shamblin, n·~klin, aM Gladys Rif~ Ot Cbeabtre. IT PAYS TO · • , atory ~ . il,- ~, '' COMPANY RADIO and TV SALE$ and SERVIa · Clpland's · ilhone Mijll Sl. i TAIIKIRI COLLIDE PORT SAID UP! - A British and a FreMh tanker, both empty, collided lo the mia~-thf'9Uded SueJ sunday ~bile in a aouth· The Go.s Company salutes The General Telephone Company on the completion of. its Pomeroy office. The new facilities ore another step toward making this area a better place to live and to work. convoy. Tbe British WY·!·U$5 PomiiN)' ,J I ,,' Mea's '.... :.'' WESRRN OVERALLS .· Mett's Slzeo 2t1 to 38. the year 'round at the new General Telephone Building, thanks to "All" Year" Gas Air Conditioning. Three 5-ton Go~ - fueled Arkla-Servel units Boys' make this possible . IVY LEAGUE PANTS · · · · · · · · $4.9$ to $5.95 ' ' . WESTERN OVERALLS···· ···· $1.69to $2.95 PURPOS.E Size1 t to 18. These unique units serve both as a winter heating ol)d a sumJtler cooling. system. And they'll be on the jab every day ofthe year, cleaning and filteri"ng the air ... controlling the humidity ... circulating fresh • air ·. ... tO ' . • . .-<·i make this fine new building a pleaso nt, more cemfortoble place .to .wor!c . . . • .. '·;i and to transact business. 11!>)'8' • , .,,. ' Ye~ customers al'ld employees alike w111 enjoy the finest of indoor weather.. By Olh Kosb and Levi - SUM 2tllo 42. FOR · A. !. '~ We, at The Gas C()mpany, toke pride, too, in. the role ·Natural· Gas plays, not only in heating, but also in cooling, this fine new building. ~ ..--·~ ' ,. "' .. :r;,_" •' · JVY UA®,E PANTS · .. ·.... · ...... · .. · $3.95 W-·aaiir.. , . . . home? ,,' ', i,'l:;th· ,.. .li• . · ~··~ta. .'' ' B!>Ys' . ~·.. 't ......... ~·. ..~. ~· ,., . ' ' ' OV~LLS .... · ........ · $2.95 UP .,,.. . !IYDIES~ Levi. Sizca 8 to 12. Rea. ajld 8111116. Oboeke, ; :ll>;_. • • Colors. i . • · . . l . S~peo ond Plein · :~ ' •' "l• ,. .I The Gas Company is indeed proud to be a 'part of that great Americar.t':in;-1 < ·, .• ,., dustry, the public utility, and we extend heartiest congrotulations ,.tq· o~~ partner in progress- The General Telephone Company. ,, ·; ·, .w.o Pay 3% In&Cren Olll'onr' !la•lllp ' . tHE otili)-l:l.n ~ . ~ "' r· ~ ' ,.' �I • • • • - t-l::telty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ~~llijofllake ~In 4th • , Feb. 26, 1960 THE WRI'GHt WAY ••• By Alan Ma_rir ' lit llnliii ..... ~ 11o W.b ftlu<a u.o tiiMeo1 a iiti!t-latftllli;l ElJiil'o ~troit cl!;t COLLIOI ....cm...L R~HMOND, Va. Sebaqs. unUite most•. ~~~i~~.~~~~ ball coaches, is a e< milt. ;c;• -., ~lub mark of 1,50& pointll in one aea. ,¥:iddle· aon. 'The Dnkt' SetS Gwd Season With 1'hJ ·MlnneapoUs Lakers de,feat- ed the Ciacia:nati R.,-als., 1(&8CI. The Syracuse Nationals aet a new elub ,mark of B.1M points Jn. one b> ~attna ~ st. Loato Bawb, liO-IGG, and tbe Phtlodtl· ph!11 W.,tum downed tbe New Yorlt : KDUilterlioelters, 131·121, hi . otber, ~ ·BOIJII, . to~a~oe ' •-• 01 Dally Sentinel, Potneroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 211, l96(1..o41 Ful\ee, lfn. . .111nd mothH , Jlrt. J. <~>uabtor, lin. Lee Gtrtrtlde Md>ade. Mn. W. A. HcJI;e!Yey, . eeaU,y with Mrs. Sutton Pleannt. !1'ifo•\e!!·· ·:ij~ Selling in Project Wbo have cOOperated witb thE'm to I make their chapter a sUeceaa. JWcords show that in 1031 approximattily 25 boys were engaged in 2~ projects. TOday 46 boys are engaged fll J45 projects. · Every I*'OJect i& a job each boy . 111, Lowloton, tdoljo, Jl~ c ........ 111. San doe1 in .some phase of farm work, includ.ine management and labor From it he gains experience,- cash in return, strength and confidence IlL ..... !1 ADMITS 11mNG l'ltli , ELLENVILLE, N. y . trm:-::l'\ volunteer (Lreman Who, sa1d, "love• to flebt fbtJ.. a charge_d with ~non 1'ti , DJght Ill the H~f o! 12 l~lf. the wont of '!h1ch eluted $7~ . damage. Police Chief FNJi.k Groppe ui(l Herman krom, 21, a member of the Ellenville Vol~: teer Fire Department, admiU~ !letting the fires beeause ..he juilt loves to fight f'ires" and then "help put them out." I - SPE Saturday and Sunday delil-e fD improve his surroundings, knowledge of good citizenship improved scholarship through school credits. ln rus "chapter life" be gains leadersbip ability and what valued qualities of bein& able to work This witb othen. • THE ALL NI:W HOT PEANUT BUllER FUDGE SUNDAE I 20t- 30t - 40t Free Dessert Di.. In blmaelf, a· love of rural life; a Wrandot County Marselllei-61 Navada 55 Wharten 51 Rarpstir 41 • mn pt, The RJclne Future Fanntrs of America, the only chapter in , MeigS COUflt:r, has gone all out to make National FFA week a comlDemorative week for rtbemseives apd for the Peo'ellle of the county u,~-,~,....., e pi,. Hom and . Dad ·ltaeine's J'li'A. boy1 an• to the future. SOme Wid be . The Future Farmers of America admire George Washing. ers-imprbved -tarmen----.ome for tbe traltJ of leaaership tllat be exhibited during hiJ n~t. Wbttever tbe,v beeome, tb liletlme. They appreciated the principles that he lived and Will be lflOn thaJl u~e)' WOuld. hi • , fought for to establish and preserve and so they made the been witbout FFA. 1: o! its JefferiD~ ppnata. cooperation at all othen. the Aa):ooe in th~ Portland area hav- week of his birthday, "National FFA Week." in&s' uws for the paper 11 or ab:loe' the day• dl -~· 11fttBOOD George Washington also waif one of America's first scientiwith their VIc J,ailowicz, Ho~ dauabter;lln. Harold Johnson and quested :o call Mrf. van Mclbde. fie farmers. He introduced some of the soil conseMI'ltion prac. or Bob Wbite, aJI MOT0. VIHICLI PRIDICTION Uces that American farmers a.re just beginning to put into at 1 1chool fltD,itr at~··~~general practice. lVASHfNGTON UPI-Tbe 8U· Tllt , ~e COuncD m~etlnJ on The Future ~armers of America today, without th ro cooperation r>f r~~Jitkl :Mth }!p:. Juabita ~:pre reau of Ro.ds predicted T·hutsclay libd ~- ttbe~ •Johnaoo u lel:d· there would be- 114 million motor nailon.al camp 1s on the 4md that key bWiineu houses in Pomero} was once farmed by Wasbin~:ton . and RacinE)! and the parents of the i~~· ~. .. tJild with Mn. Hyatt r~- vehicles on the nationa roads in The Georr:e Wa8hington Grist Mill, boys. ~·"'~"adly) 'l'be lQllowtn,; 1976, eompared to 70 million lut o14ett relic of bis occupancy of Mt. . . iptl'Quo:;qo were pr.eeent: Mn. Hat- year. vernon, illeaaed by the FFA and ~wuneas places have rurmshed kept open the public . The ·J-'FA. ~h1cb and feed for chapter pro~ ~;~;,;.:;~~ the week of George J~.cls year after year._ The "'~ birthday as National \llotll of many other kmd_ or _asststout of honor and re· ance has been an ltlBpJralJOn to ' lor the "Father of OCir Coun - I ~~-~-~~ First Pt·esident's Principles, evu---~ ~pier ::._~~ lhlt~ Practices Recognized In FF A Plit.i:S.! lllo!r dalilbter. Mn. and family tb klntiJ ()tty. b<t1 Prtte and . W. G. bu.lnet• eaiJen in fil!>i!!j. ~. h11 returoeol Were bui'f Wodneoday. Mn. Ralph Mcll'acle YIJited ' Conferen~,~~;.~~~~~~~:~~~ . ..._ 1 Virginia dtcted " it will take an good team to keep us f:r:om title." · Schaus, though, almost wound up eating th08e words ih the tour· nament's opening round at Richmond, Va.1 Thunday l),il)tt when the sixth-ranted Mo_untaibeert aerambled to a 90-8S Victory Virginia Military. VMI hardly qualifies as "an awfully good team" on the basis regular season re~ord, bavwon four of -Bob Cousey eclipsed his previ· ous season mark of 842 anistl. a · ' Ai. ,;,t~m ...~Bu~~ ­ ovatklllil i!l!"t=~"tlit'":f.top.Y::/~ . ~ lllt;i. GlYI• Prlee .,aii4 Lueu. Sui~. ' ' . .hd .., Qld,··-··~ like nO- •· Mn. bfl. Jln. Eber Oun yiJiited .... riew -Tom Heinsohn set · Hat)' ' lloww .,.......,. Mr. Olljlxn. tho, whoie ~~ Pistom in whleh: -they aet • !fJlA. aeaiOb mll'i of M victt»i"'.:__Weot over tilt toO-ooiDt mart. for a record 68th time ln one sea· son. • • Optl~sttc Test On Hand SCOKES OS--11 individual. ' 'l1le free.•heellog Celtica locked up the Eutem tiUe wltb a 121-10'7 vletory over tbe or ·Is<!'!"! lo lila J<IIIMII Jlu, ketbill AllotlatioD-and they lted tho <Oite Yl.\b lour otber team ilnd ~ . ·. tie Payn!fr, flll:J, !IIIII Portland Social Eftflts • . .ht Ohio ·State BaskethalrAnnals Hounds Take It All In Athens Tourney Dump ~t ~tIn FUWs; l.mers, St. , OSb)' lb Rat't ~t'lltle IIi--- T~ht holle Portloii 01 Besi '· With Eada 30c • 40c lbe Coke- Root Beer_ * Hot Dogs - Orange Slush 0,... 7 ~ A WOe't! f~~~~~-~~;~~~~~~B~~:·:· remarkable of , McCLURE"$ DAIRY ISL"'" Station, lllld ~~:~;I the Racine Chap!<'achievement would nover t ~!l~lo~ Construction. ~ _ __!l::•:::••:_:h::a!:ppe=:•ed::__:IO~b:''~IO:_:Id:_~a::bo:u~t!.!l'=Co=m=er=Lo<=,ust=:,",nd=41=b====~~"- ;_M;~.;;~;; _:;,·=:·::!•:lf},if!:·=·~ ~ County Yorkvlll• 63 lronclal• 61 Brilliant 71, DlllonY•l• 56 Othr Ga .... ISrid,.._.. 66 J PRO . .....,.,ltan , 3 • TURN IN ·YOUR Dtilldolu Cotta1• Cheese Ia Gonubie tla'ltan .... . .,' n '' THERMO-MUGS •· -- ...........__ ~ - ·~ BUY AN AUTOMATIC 1957' R. H· Rawlings and Sons 1958 FORD 4 Door • • • • • $1895 • Rancll WaJon. VB engine, radio and beater, Fordomatic trans, power steering. ,,- • 1957 DODGE 4 Door cbamplonil finish Slltlon waaonn V8 e.gine, torquefltte tran a., radio and heater. ··~L·•i!'a!fb,~lle•l!,.tllot, bar win the $1695 19$7 FORD 4 Door • • • • • Station Wlll!Oil. Power lleeriJIC, fordomatlc trans., radio and beater. event. alst abot 1957· DODGI ~oyo,l • • • • • $1895 f. Door Sedan. Radio and !ied.r, ifOrqualli te tnns. One local o\vner. FOlD Cusm,p~ •o · .. k\: ::tf ~·'' t956 FORDJl!tM .. · .. • •• . $1295 'staUon Wlll!Oil. va enctne; . , fa 'dlo nd heater. to Dinint Plectsure ... l,fld h lltlr. ~· tniiL ... ,. '''one WY-2..1188·· 1. ._,.,; ;~: ,. ., ·v· .., · -·,- v,' I See/lllll~tliet1tma Mtllnf~llf 1111 U..lelltlm, .....__ , .j . 10% Dow• ,$2.00 per w*lk $491 oo• 6f 011!' ~!'lou. steaks or the deiJI!It!lll Cbichu. -· { ' Broasted A~.. lrt.il i;· r· No trili& 1\li ·111 ··.: ; · ·~•'-'• ~h s:• _.. ·· a -_.~ ,. • • :ftlits Phone WY-2-5342 Tllere'l noltllll1 better th111 :',!/i • I<UTO 'To8s away those clotheSpins- and your clothes line, toql y&Ur'days {)f washday drudgery are over when you buy an automatic electric dryer. No more lugging wet, heavy clothes. No more weather w;orries. No more running up and down the basement fltairs. Don't c:trudge..dey your clothes - electric·drY tlteml •• i.SA DODGl · R.Y•I· .. • • • .. • Door81lllilt stlltl~~!le .. ... Pvwer..,... CHEV.IO.LET 4 Door White Only $1195 KARR & VAN· • INVITING Y011--- .195S C'MIVIOLIT I Dbdr .. ~ $1091 • •' < iC • )MaA • A'>,; .••" catalinA 1 boor ll*d·Tip. -·~ '-s01!1'(11 J:*llllltk: trilla. One owner. .i. · It t ..\ o:i ·•·'lhnHVt ~u: :!'l~' · ·1955 PONTIAc C'hleftain • • • $995 JIM ..\Ire Hard Top. V8 "'JJM .. ~-- I&UQ·GE .CLU- S-P $1345 Club eedan. 8 cyl: engine, atlaQrd ·~. 2 thnt billa flnlsll. One owner. 1951 ' . w~ RIW!UIIJ VI $1895 • • • • BOIUNG ilcwuto (i • . - -~-- $39$ • . $95 Co. . ; .,,.' ....... Step ftt rt" . ""' * •. , . · ~ ~' · ~ ~ ~ • ,I '' • 0 . .' '• �. DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb, 26, 1960-7[ ~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle;>ort, 0 ., Feb. 26, 1960 (14) For Rent 7 and 8 .BOOM. HO USB., 4 ROOM apartment and . 6 room apartment. A. N. Bengel, Phone WI ·V3:t7.:. H ·:t·Uc -- WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 3 eents per word, one inserhon M1nun um chalfgf' - 60 cents. 6 cents per word for three eonsecutive 1ru1ertton.s. Special -one month for 30 cents per word. Fu-ll rate Of 3 cent... per word will be charged tor advertisin-g if DOt paid witb.in 10 day!! after receivmg bLIL Erron1 in Adverti.s.ing - Should be reported Lmmedlate-ly. The Daily Sentinel wUI not be responsible for more than one incorrect ~nsertion. Card of 'Dhankl.and Special Notices of Event.s $1.00. Obituaries publilhed et 1 cent per wGrd. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 60c 90c 15 Sl 35 $4 .:.0 Zl) 60c $1.20 I $1 .80 $6.00 25 75c $1M $2 25 $7 :.0 Ads reeeind by 10 A.M. will be Jll lllat day's paper. • l ' l h ,• h • f I WY ..2-2157 PHO .,'£ 1"11 (20 ) Business Services - · J. 0 . McCOY AUCTIONEER R•ur. 2. Lont Bottom, .1t!io. j PlANO TUNIHG AND REPAIR· tni. Kenneth W. RusseU, Cool· ville, Oh1o. Phone UIB3. I .2-9-2~tp. : MUELLI!OR ;:-:;F;: U;:RN ;:A:-;:CO:-.-,-cW :cE ; :S;;T,;IN :::;G- I HOUil! -..pll•nc:OlrL Arnold Br0< th•n, 5yr•cuw., WY-2-6384. Ohio. Phon• 11-19-tfc IFOR RAoio AND T. v. fliPAtR5 I· Call Fr•nk C•plak.a. 414 N. S.c•d Awa., Mlddlepport. 9 1 A. M. 9 P.M. 12-3-tk: •o ."CO=c-·-::= -:o7:-:-:-;-- - - JAMES EDDLEMAN. I'IA NO ":-':":""l:i':~':":::'------;--;;=;-:--r--r-;:-----...J ! Tunmg..Cleaning ,7.00. Also or· -(I) Notices (9) For Sale , gan 'Work. 37 yean. expertence. ' I l ( •I TELEVISION~ RIVER c;.,..,,.s: Montgomery, 15 7 on upper, 9.5 on lower, 14~ feet open G<lllipoplis, 18.6 on upper. 21.8 on lower, 40 feet open; Lock 23, 18.2 .. Condition of Movable Dams: All dama, 13 through 17 are up, 18 through 23 are down. Up dams are ~:~veraging 2 traps of Wiiter, river nsmg slowly. Ohio River &Hh~ Lock 14: Ray· mond E. Salvetti down at 5:20 p. m. 0-20; Lock 13, C1ty of Huntington down at 9:55 p. m., 12-(l; Lock Hi, Cornell down at 7.40 a. m., 14-1; Pittsburgher dowR at 5.20 a . m., 22-0; Lock 14, Crown Point down at 3.20 p. m., 1-4 ; Lock 23, Peoria down at 6:50 p. m., 6-3; Dixieland down at 9:05 p. m., 1·1; Trade Winds down at 6 a. m.. 9-0; !Bland Creek down at 6:45 a. m. Q-8; Peggy Downie down at 8:30 a. m., o-8; Uger Cliff up at 1:25 p. m., no tow; Robert G. West up at 1:30 p. m., 1 maneuver boat and 1 em~ty ; Orleapian up at 9:15 p. m. 3-19; Jobrr J . Rowe up at 2:40 a. m., 13-'1 ; Ashland up at 6:45 a. IJl., 13·1 ; Gal· llpohs, I.Bol;l Benter up at 4:la a. m. 7-0; JameS D. Francis up at 6:45 a , m., 6-0; i¥ferriwetber Lewll up at 10 a. m., ~No Kanahwa Rlwr botttt. In 1ts ru!l!.s at~ an accusmg body, the gntnd Jury 18 dtretted in its deliberatiOns by the prosecuting ii.Ltorney who presents evide nce and ca~!s witnesses tO testify. Only th!,! prosecutions s1de of the case 1s presented to the grand jury with no defense witnesses called. Thua, the grand jury gets only one side, that of the prosec'Ution. and from this cvJdcnre must decide whether or nnt an indictment should be re· turned Sewerage Issue Facing Pomeroy I . ,. . "'•-·el 3 ....., •=oc :;: · 7:00 7:30 Report n Thea\er ltasquerad&. Party Cavalcade of Sports Jaekpot iBowliDJ NewJ Be~ Wealherr.ut , U!ll the .Jilelr: Paar Bilow l;GO *- Sub Zero Wave Wrecks Crops In Southland Contributions To Heart Fund Sought Sunday --:::--Egyptians Get In Gaza:Strip · ... pi~ A!!.!"'f...~~": ------ I.JOVernor Takes Issue W•"th DI"spatch Stand GUIDE ..... lilt' ,elp Oo e:I)JI . llamJII' ol the SUnil• 8:- ~ 8 lLutcA "' = -e~ao 11:00 U::IO 12:oo 12:39 1;00. Junior Auction · .~IIOfr~-· ... Fury . ........ ,.... Tnle7s~ • •' WCH.S.TV Ch111111eC 8- Fridllf 4:00 ADier)CQ BBDd~ed 8.:30 Rln Tin Tin San Franeisco Beat O:.dt Your l:!;sso RepMter 8:40 Weatherman 6:-e- John Daly News 7:00 Buddy Stareher Show 'J::'W Walt Di111ey Presents 1<30 Man Prom Black .Hawk 9:00 '17 Sunset Strip to:OO The Dete~ives 10:30 Blac"i. SaddJe · Ch<i~nel 3 - 'Sunda) 11:13 Sign On 12:30 12:tS 1:00 2:00 2:15 1:30 5:30 Indu1try em Paraae Gaf'd.P.n Club of the Air Cl'\amplfYl&hip Bf!.,l.ll\.1 ' Inside Sports NBA Jlasketball Wotld Champtonsblp Golf Time: ~sent 8:00 "'"'' Picture th' ~ 8:30 Netta Q . . .-.~SIHUrda, U:oo· c~ot.it Spe ~ tacular ' Eddie 8eacrist and tbe · RolUn' Rocket!l ~;"{JO Lunch witti $oupy Sale• ,. ' :oo ..'i'V cr;·.s~oin ' 1:30 Talk Back Ll'l Ra~c.aiJ i~•~IID•~WoaUIIr !'.! : :u 1:00 . 1:01 e:ao ' 5:85 9,00 10:00 10:30 Olilll 11:10 11:1~ C!,e~nnel 8 1:00 Alt.Sur nolf 111)1 Reeotd Rop 7,30 . Dte• CIU'k ShoW l:l:OO Sea Hunt 8:30 Leave it to Bfavet a:OO Lawrence Welt 8hn 10:00 Jubilee U. s. A11:00 Up-to-the-MiBUte N11t1 1'1:00 Late Show 31a~~nel '13 - Std.nl~ 13:00 Captall'i K:augaroo D:O!). 0\J.r. G«ng•Comedies :0.:00 cartoon Sho" ~ 1 . 12::10 Beane• GUn 3:00 3:01 3:80 .1:~0 Tbe Lone ltaDier .2:00 Sjty Kina Late Sbow 8:01) BW&"e artd Bullets . .' i 2:110 Olllo Nowa 2:*1 Weoltoa<l (:U .1:00 1 Love Lucy ·t1:30 1:30 Newa 1:11 Weetenl'l 1:110 8:00 11:10 s(iorn !IA!PG<t ~lin' ' Oil 12:00· NoOn N"" 12:18 ' Wtolt'!Dd 1:00 1iilw& Hoadl!ae•Wuthtr LOI W"~ II :30 Thlo Is the Lifo c.o,io 11iltirtlt Mou&e . . ilt:i& 8 :40 Jlrotllfut Farty ?!00 Nna Head.11a:•Wiilfhlr 7:QI -kfoot P...,. 1:10 Kew1 llead.l1r e•W 11U. • 7:11 -klool Party and. U:OO ,'ho llewo Tonlahl ~l:illl . seadl!!lil 'lh8 Weatllor ·,lii:,45'• 1:00 . . . - . . 1:.0 ··~ Off .e:30 w. . . ., t :Oo M;ftl HeadUnee-Weatller 7:Q!l 8ollll'¥l' liiiJil. · 8:1! ~otPtr!J 7:$0· ll0n11"" · • 8:110 Ho'!!l 8'80 Man the CWhitat' 8; J,il . ~tP.... 9:00 Tho Depu" . ·• . . . t:~ ~1f!W• Rfladlint-Weather .9:10 Journey, tO Un~toii<IIDB 1:01 · Jlfeatfaol Porty t; ao· 'cOmmualty-Loeal Newa 10.30 Mao n:otil ~I tl.:OO lfew11 8111~ 8:85 Brettftol ' 1:10 ':tePttle,... . t :b8 Top Be1dllna NeWI tJ:11 Shoetwlteb 10:03 Molorwde '·no 'Ugn Off , 10:80 Foollllll P,toriew 1100 W.erner•a Top Tea 7:00 Detective's Dairy llown 1\11 the. Farm i:~J:G· Commapd .Performance ~:ODO Jet -<:qlYl"am• 2:15 NBA Basteball t :SO ltl!~:fns from Hialeah e:oo , ,Theater kSc~ool iJ!nee st...,. li'lctlOn G:OO Newt ·Picture '.15 .Spclrtf Jtawadup l2:00 TV Cbapel Qap.el,3- SatvrdiiiJ ' 1.0 8 :11 JlitWI 5:40 Sporta 1:45 I'll 1:00 8od.ol .......b - 12:30 Jet lnc.~a ):00 .t\11 StJU:: )fovie -~tinee 2;00 ~y. ~e 91 (he lVeet , 8:00. Dance Patty 7:00 7:30 8:30 1:30 Ot30 9i~' :o:ao Bold Advefltun Perry Mason Wantod-lleld or .Allvo Mr. J..u~y • . Have Gnil, Wlll"Tl'avel 'G'ttnilitieti l " ••• " N"ot ror -Hire ' • 11:00 News and Weather. t .... G Theater 13 1:80 Sign Oil TV _Channel 13 "' I llOoJ Termite Control -- .. . Market Report · Insurance RPbl.iJ Legal Notice l9oJ his. ' , S<ie.... ;., 9:30 10:00 10:t5 tl.D" 11!1,0 (20) Business Services ;wTM·f St..,.boat ~w 'l'bl. ~ 'waon 8:00 Troublcisbooten 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour I Call . e:n · ·~~ · ::::~'1 ey '!!! Sugarloaf Air Dlcl cterreH Ct·ash Blame I~TURI)~Y •w 5:30 F•id-1 :J- &:30 Clsoo 1114· ' G:OO Steam~!ll. 1•15 ~lim l ' ~ I ---- ... ~ 4.:00 Com~, Playbo\Ue 4:30 AdventlWf Time , (8) Auto Sales -Do 1:11 1 :00 N~ Beadllae•WeatheP 4 :01 RFI) 1:11 Farm Karlrot Rtport . WSAZ.TV ChCIII1".,1 3 REPORT (Continu-.:1 From. P•e- Onl') 1 he pnme duty of a grand jury j llo \(J weigh the State's evidence agamst <Ill <~ccused person and to d~c1de whether or not there 1~ enough endence to warrant an in· lhctmen t Usually the ori.gmal ac· culi.atwn w11l be made in a mayor'& Lourt or rounty court and the per. son held fur grand jury consideratwn wtll be e1ther under bond or in ja•l. As part of its duties, the Grnnd Jury w1ll make the' ' final ded~:~iun as lo whether or not the person be held for further legal action by retut:nmg either an In· d1ctmenl or a "no bill " or ··ignoramus·· tn the case whtch Irel!s him ot the charge ~-- __ __ ~-1 <.:a H W¥ 2·3231. 2 22 6lP ELBPIIANTINJ: ANTICS-T•rP, blthl1 educated bab:r eiepha.U Of Rin..rlba&" Bros. 111 ........ PUBUC OARD PARTY, FEB. 29, ELEL'THOLUX VACUUM CLEAN AIR CONDITI\INING REFHIGEH.6 Bailey Clr4181, doea • fordoo& 1tand al the comma nd of Iter trainer, HQe SelnatU, T•rn -., £.1ementary BuildinK, Pearl St., e~ Take over paymenl.ll of alton liervlce. Jad,•s Refri.::era· pears with • J:ebra l'lnd • 11ama at p:o rform~n e~11 of The Greaten Slunv n larUL. Ceaalnr it tllt Middleport BPW Club Heserva$ti 00 per month for 6 months twn, New Ha\'en. Phone TU Huntlndo11 i\olf'l"''"1 rb1 FI :-M House We ,ne~ay a 1d Tllnnday, Matolt %ltd. lad !lnl, Tw'o ttrulo,._ tiona call Fredt.he Houdashelt. nr w1ll seJI for $30.00 casb. 6- 2::s.tf .-:tCI!!l f'?.t' IJ <13:v, !l,aUncu •t f, p. ut and Nl.fbt Sbowa at I p, m. Children 11 rears R•lt ....... 25537 . Phone WY2·2204. 2-26-6t c . _ . ..--:--=- __ __ __ "nY .el\ alt s t1 ~ ws, 2 2~ 6tc ·--·-ITELEVtSION RADJO AND SMALL GARAGE OPEN FOR BUSINESS TRACTORS appliance repair. Phone ot1s McCUntock, Racine, OhiO. Mechamcal work, lulmcahon , I'URDS 5 5285 l 5 .. .u. 0 welding, fla ts repaired. Bernard ' • Ab a general rule, only those ........ 2.1-tfc Gilkey, Mgr., Texa("o Stil.tJOn, In · John l>cerc 1951A, 194-fiA, 1937A, cases called to 1ts attention by the tenectiou Rts. l-13 & 124 . 1938A, 1945LA wmth mower, court or by the prosecuting attot· 2 24 tap $75 to $850. AUCTIONEER ) . 1 n_ey IS conside red by the grand - - --~ Ca&e VAC 1949, 1947, 1941 $100 to Complete S.rYice I lory, although under th , e law mat· l WILL NOT BE RI!;SPONSlliU: $:100 Critt Bradford lers m.11y be brought up for considthat EJYptlan C~reea have ~efur 1111y debls l'ontrarted by any Al l.! ~ c halmers WC wih picker $180 Write, Phone or Contact cratwn by a member of the grand By United p,.._. tn,.mttlonal TbiJ Su~day resident& of. Meip trated tbe Gaza Strip for the f1rat one other than myself 1'\lil~ c h... tmeri~ ·'G" w1th plow, A. c. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohle. jury or by a private citizen. Also, A sub·fr~eling co1d wave grip. County wtll be a,ble to strike a time sinee the 1~ Suez: ci; (J. 1 Signed . Thomus Hams, cutlt . mower, dtS(\ $~50. ~6-~tr the court or prosecuting attorrwy ped the dee_p Soutb today in the Military elr~ ..laid t~ Ill'~· Harlford. W Va I ~ dn·1 Kiug Hu ber Co-op $165 to --·· may bnng up ciiscs that ha ve not (Conflnvtcl From Pa_. On•) wake of a rampage of mow, ice personal blow .at our Number One health problem-heart disease, by Iii werQ followfil.l movemeats of ~::-::-:-=-::=""= 2 24 3tp I $25U ' ' c;u ;:,'l'UM tWILl J.UlUiKN °~ been prevwusly certified to them to of the ,900,000,000, lQ-year sew and torllldoes. a warm generous welcome to a E~ptian foreea ·.w~ieh they aaid ~ - ·J"arttl~tll 11 B F-12 F·20 $9fi to Stilled fo. your bum ~ !!'rea et· , ld bill k · · h WILL BOARD t.:HILDR E:-.1 IN MY ~ao. ' ' ' • bruit"'· l'"o.a,_..um Kud Aor.olt, by a mag1strate s court. er a ma et 1t uncertam ow Temperatures dipped below Heart Sunday Volunteer.. were slowly appro"acbinl Iarael't h b th k b d much money · wiU be available for I!<eezjn• in all of Mississippi, Ala-' Over 100 volunteer& will cah on southern border orne Y e wee or Y ay. Oliver Super 55 with heavy duty Phone WY-2·15321. 8·6·tl fhe gr and Jury may also be an Oblo sewer .programs this yur and Georgia and in north· re1i.dents in high hopes of toppi.ng · See Mrs. Vtt'kers, Hobson Road, toutler and back hoe $2200. •· - . • investigalmg body. Each ~in.•e the the department said. ' ern Fiord• and northeastern last year's Heart Sunday total of Two EtypUan divisons are be6 2 2 - 1i·Jlc 30 Ford Plows 1·2·3 bottom $25 toJEXCAV_;ATIN_G . Wl!H BUL.L-1 Me1gs County grand JUl)' 11m ses· q-r call WY2- 106 The veto was upheld in the Louisiana. $1584.61. Thil year's goal for the lieved to be concentrated now in $115 DOZER. Dltchmg with back hoe. Moll the me mbers visit the county House Thu,· ~ay. S bf . I I . OR -DER NOW -~-campaign is $2850. Last year ~e Sinai Desert. · ra., Plows bottom to We arc qual1tied to do your J Th . th . IIU u · rceztng empera ures rum. . . 1 2 1 3 520 Early order discount on all or· [• 0 U G every Job. Shuler s Con5tructton, al · , lS IS m eJr ro 1e as an IR. the valuable tomato, water- $2732.39 was raised in Meigs Ct•Uil· U . ed den. Steel sllos w1th 20 year $75 . .M ddl t Oh Ph WY 2 vcstlg;~to ry body and may be ex 1 Prestdent Eisenhower asked and corn crops tn the semi ty. • neon 11rm reports have ·been guarantee Pole type steel lmihJ. ~ Mowers for all make tracters a~:H epor ' IO. one < • tend ed w nther public institutions that only 20 million dollars be lower Rio Grande Val1 Heart Sunday will be cooduct.td circulating i_n ~estern eapitala ing Idea) fur loafing shed. Free $20 to $250. . · _ 2_ :t 4 __!~c und publiL offices Witnesses may !!pent on the national program as the bitter cold drove all . . . for somet t1me about El)'jtians m ~1ddleport, startmg _at one, by :f.!:P m,oVements The British delivery on all orde rs placed by All other macluncr_y !ll:!etied on the HOME BUILDERS, BIRCH CABl· be L'allcd and recommendatiOns this year. Last year 45 miltion way to Mexico. Bustness and Prorea!lona.l Wo. : .. ,,, h 15. 5 year fmancing . Phon e farm . Why pay cJ.ty prlc. cs? Open NET maker& l<~ormlca sink to ...s. made 1f the grand JUry finds that was appropriated. reia:n Office satd in Lond9ft· ·to~ s orluuy ·' BI 11 Goou·•wl~, p o Jnt .Vinyl asbestos block hud. House ... an Imprope · · THE RESOL UTION The near-blizzard whlcb scourg- men witfl -Mrs Fred HibbJ II chair Ori1 L. Smith, Long Hottom, tU. 1 r cond1· L10n e1usts. It mao with headquarters at the may: day that Jt is ,se.::klng informatien 2 25·17tc Roc!t, 6 m1les from WJ!kesviiJe. repairs of all de11criptions Call can only invcsllgatc s uch niatters WHEREAS. tbe Ohio Water ed the Midwest Thunday witb 1~ Racine Exchange . or's ol!ice. and in Pomeroy by Xi about the regorted movementa - - - - -· - - - - - - Plwne Wlikesvllle MO 9-4564. 1 Guy Neigler, Racme, Ohlo. that are wi thin lts geogra phic jur· Poll~tion Control Board baa or- ~~~be:ow:nd~r,..ed E~~~and Gamma Mu chapter of Beta Sig- from i~ diplomatic repreaentativ· 2 19 lOtc 2 ·24 tfc islikllon, and if their investigation dered the Vilhaa:e -of Pomer-oy to • rna Phi with Mrs. ·Richard Rupe e1 in tbe area. ---~ revt!als 11 cnme has been com· show cause, on March 8, 1960 why day. 1 .lriO:c::-L::IE-.-:It:·HO:-~St'I.,...T.,..~L Five to ten inches of new snow as cha.lrman, startfn11 at one, WU:h • 1949 UODGI£ PICK-UP. FLA1' GE' VACUUM CLEAN~ H CLEAi BABY SHOES· BRONZE, GOLD m1ttrd an lndk tmeul r<tthcr thun . tile appJicatilln for the renewal of headquarters at City Hat~ Ad •- 1 ' · bed, good ltrcs. David Kobhmtr., nnre. Swtvcl tops and roll I and Silver Platrd. Wnte . &ay- 11 reronuuend<tlllln may be nturn· the .sewage di9Charge permit of was predicted for most of New 111 Other chairmen in the county m s ons, 1reb. 24: .Mta. LawPomeroy star Houle. Phone c-oolcu 5 )' Wilt sacnrice for only 1 mond Thomas, LangsvHie, Ohio. cd. said vUJaa:e should not be de- York state and New England and are: i~rs . Wayne Turner, Rutland; renee C. Jarrell, Alhlan\1, Kf.;. ville WU~22J~. 2·25-3tp $2 6.00 . !'hone WY2·2204. 2 18 3Ulr nied; and heaVy snow warnings went up .--'c:::'---;-;~ ---· -The grand jury foreman, elected from lower Michigan to the North •Bradbury. Mrs. Glenn Evans; Laur· Howard iD. Hartley, Ravenswqod; 226·61 <' el Cliff, Mrs. Meiolin Tracy; Rock Paul A. Roush, Mason; Mll. ,HerGood Cle•n Uaad C•n <~t the t~tart of the sesstun, is the WHEREAS, the conditions for east. . Mrs. Maxine Arnold; I.e- ~an R. Barker, Ma100; Mrl. Dare1 All Makfl •nd Models GAS COOK STOVE AND CROS· spok e>~ma n for !lie group and ad· lhe renewal of satd permit as Another storm was reported and Apple Grove, Mrs. Antold, Pomeroy. METROPOLITAN MOTORI Icy refngerator . Call WY2 -t170~ CLILANDI m iRJ SI,ert~ the uat h to wltnefl..!ics. prescrtbed by said board are that boiling up in the northern Rock· 600-606 l•st Main It, 2·26·3tc ..... & TV Rerralr ..,.... 1 he prose~uting attorney docs the tne v1Hage submit a proposal or 1es but the weatherman said it O:~'.LMn. Aldo . Dlseharged, Feb. 3i: Jlra. f,rank• Pomerey, Ohto Phone WY·2·2255 IOilH~L qu~Jstionmg but the foreman plan oJ 1ts .sewerage and sewage probably wouldn't hit the South· . Gerald Jut Leac~ :.n. .AJ1bur Gilmore. - - - - - - - - - - - -- . ~-·.-am,....w. Oh tD. or any other member may questw n tcealmenl PWJCCt on a reduced east until Saturday. Mrs. F. A. Mrs. Dean Patton, Mrs.' i.e.U• 1964 BUICK .,peChilrl 4 dr. Li ke new TWO 28 I:IY 54 lN CH DOUBLE Witnesses. As you may have galh· E.Cope; and ':~:t:i;.::; 1 Sheets, · Patrlelo finish. J)ynaflow tramnnission. !tung w1ndow s, frames and alu-~ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THI ered from the oalh, the proceedWuEJt.l:!:AS, a recent opinion ..-., M Mn. $7113.00. Hlaeltn ar's. l'omero)' . minum stur m wmdllWII. $15.00 _.,, Doft, "our soul need NY. lngs uf tbe grand JUry are secret. by the en~tneers of said VJIIa&e 1 ~. 2 24 4tilc ectch Phone WY ·232a3. .., 1ng'P Best Wotk. LPWalt Pr.lnu stated lin effect tbal tbete iJ lll)l. Don· .,.,---c----:--:--:-- - ~ 2:26·3tp RACINE SHOE' SERVICE -1'1~ If yuu arc lnleresler.l ID knowmg uo leasibJe 'means ot reducing tbe Mn Boaa lU.Ji l!'UJW t1 cyt. ~ tlr ro~t·dan...-nrr. _ _ RACINE, OHIO. more about "'"rand Junet~, d on't scope of said ,project whic11.. ts · ly n: luuu.c~v nco ut•autuul IHu~il ll:.J. HATS Kll..Lt.:U \HTH ~TAU r.luagr JUry duly, be un upri ght citJ- supporll:lble Jrom the point of moil hndwt. :toluua. UJucLwar t~, l"arturm ~.,., lbs, $J..f,B; 4 lbs. &en IUi<lllomuday you may be called 111cw oi pubJic benefit in the 10 serve. l.'umuuy. I' 2 ;,.\oi tile $2.00. SJtte, !iure, ~uarantu>d. form of eHectiVe abatement of 1004: i'"OJLU 'VH :l ur. sedun. SparkEbersb.:r.r h Hart.lwarc, MCigl Co. Ullext - The Petit Jury) pouutwn; and COLUMBUS UPJ- Gov. Michael 1111~ Willie Wiln i;lecn tup . ~tl.). .h rm Bureau, Sugar Ru n Flour WUt.UEAS, it is thus .apparent . DiSaJie, who usually write! to -o ....ctuJ ..r s, 1 vm~.=,·uy . :t ~ utc Milt, Pomero.)', u.h1o. Lhat compltance with the prov~ led;; 10,,. when he disagrees with t:t·lii-JtpJ, {2-~-Jtp l, (3 3·3tpJ 1o n t~ of anti·pollutJOn statutes can editorials, today fired off a FlU!:~ I> POUND WAR·X l!A'l' & , •• JO •• •• , (H7·3lpi obtomed only by conouuctln& lettec to the editor of m1 cc klller Wllh purchi:IHC o[ ~ --~ !# , a tom pu:tely new svstem of Dt'spatch. one pound. 98c. Cuntllma wa•·· WESTJN I..iHUUU::ll£ PO.K'CAHLE Before B:30 A.M su.mlllt'.Y sewers which, 11 together In his letter dishl•ll. A 11ure guunr. ntcc(l WII.Y to \o ucuum Ucaner. U!icd only lor Middleport WY-2.2649 (Continued From Pege One) wttll a sewage treatment plant, newsmen and printed kill nls and nucc. Ucao,v to usc. Ucmuu~tr11Uou. Will u.crUiee for Pomeroy WY·2·3195 tlu~ lirazJhan plane hil thiJ top of wtJI colit al least one million Dispatch . took ilsue HuwJcy & Kccu Howe., .MJtl<ilt!· uoly $.i!7.fl0. Complete wtih at· KAUTZ f•Eo S'rORI the Navy plane. The DC-3 plum· dolJ<~n ; and editorial in which tbe :&·:.:::)·tHe lllcmucuts. 'I erma a"V~llable . t"·' · 1 th c All <tnt1c 0 cean, WH r. R"AS Port. At Chestu Uh '-"" m ll ...,. , the Coune1'I of ea ld DiSalle apparenUy NIW POliCH l'houc WY2·22U4 2 19 Ute Yukon 5·214$ Cl.it or Su,e:arloaf and lhc DC·U vUJage, allcr careful considera- was a statewide Demo. 1949 '" l:tli" II. 0 . MOTOitt:Yl:LE. ~ILL SIRVICI STATION .spun In Lo a beach ull tht· l;uanau on, felt that they cannot in eratlc NEW ROOP .Kuna well. llesl oiler. Ult\lid lL.h:L~rutC - HAN-Gi Belen•• 9:00A.M. bar01. flay side of the mount<~ in. &ood conscience impose sucb a The governor took issue with bhlnr.. Pnone Wul3.:;.:11. :!·:.l.tl·titp RE·ROOf o;~ill\.1. Loltlspul rclrtGCrlltor $aD. Al.,.ny 3353 in Waahm~ lml , r elaln·c:; o f the st&~germg debt upon taxpayina- the Dispatch statement that Ray - ---·- --\,;LOS.I!: OUT SALE ~-'H'Uti'~ Every Day Service Navy b1:mdsn1 e11 killed m the cUl:tcns wbo have eJected them to T, Miller, (Cleveland) supporters r"mpl-u :so ilTU aULllmattc, ~o. NEW SIDING atcx:& of MujcMlC t'uintll and , l' hunc W ~ :l - ~04 4. ~ ::!3 ;np eraah Sctld se veral of them bad an off1cc of public trust; "quite juatiflably point out that DQRMEIIS Vwrn11hes. th1)' .11 Cllll ou the rc· hnd prcm(mJtions or tl1~ asler NOW THErtEi'ORE BE IT ft.E. what DJSalle Ia seeking Is a state l:IU 1" 1 LJW liAS J'At'PAN RANGE. JUiar pnce lllld get a Ciln tree. ahead be!ortl they lell lur 1..8lln SOLVt!:D by the Coun('Jl of the wide , boulam af tbe overlord PlCOIING l ' flt:tJ o1h'a. wrue ~~J HI Kare t t.:ouglUU% »avtn~ll . Howley & Rued America. tald VliJage of l'"omeroy, Obto, Qlpe." hcnour ul' Ca ll ~ 7·"1700. P~lmtNG Middleport. :'.·2b-tllc. Heartbroken wives and sad· two-thuds of the member• elect· "This Ia not true, baa never 223 ~me : f;;R;:EZ=---:lN=SP::ECTIONS. PHONE dt::ncd fr1ends 11aid they had a ed thereto coneurring, tbat the been true and wUI not be true" lilNUER ELECTHIC 11 0RTABLB "funny feeling " there wuuld be . a said Water PoUution ContrGl DiSalle 1 aid. DlSalle aid he de~=--­ WY-2-2774:. Gilmore Supply . OAIAO~ D<IOWI ICWIRI m1chtne, In excellen t AKC K.Eloi:lT.I!iH.KU COLLIE PUPS " bad ucc1dent" on ~he lnp. Hoartl be, and. it hereby is, rtiStore. Vaughan Pest Contr1ol Co ~onchtton . .to·uJI prace only ~D.;)() ~01.0 CIICII . l' tHtUtl WY :l· tJ~04 . John Hescue wor\en; said the crash pccUuUy requested t-o defer tcIN$ULATION ., Member of National ,t>est Con· scene was a gruesome s1ghl. ' or terms 11 dCIIJred. J•hone W¥ · ·1 uckm·, HyseH Hun Road . uon in tbe case of aald village troJ A11soclation. 12·3·Uc ANOTHER. IATiiiOOM :l·2U·titc , 22204. 2 23 Gtc "There Wt'!re shouts lor help unUI such time a• Jt1 fJnanctal I~THIOOM IIPAIRt and p1eees of bodtes and wreck· capabiUUea wiU permit.~~th:•::::l LARGE Wlll"f~ KITCHEN CAB· LIJ+.a tt:FUHV BULL, 13 months (lObi uge aJI over the bay," oue Bra· atructon of H &tlw.age _,,,tti! Jnet $10. See 11Hcr 4 p. m. or .f MODEINiZI. 1 o1U. fllb.llt'Y Hy~u, Dndbury. :uuan s~:~id. "We Pu.Utlt..l every· 41~nt and aU, or a 1: on Saturday, 91 ~ s "1 nird St ., DOI•f' STIVI!RB 2 :l3 3tp · PI.ASTIIIHG tlung we could out of the bay . . portion of, 1:1n entirely .new ~~fl~,<ii~~·~~; Mtddlepor\. ~-~at~.: cvcrytbin& was covered wltb ~m o.f -sanitary Iewers. ~ •i;~;i;nd.ai~ •~INT!ila, blood." . RESOLVED FURTHER, that ~ BINGER Zlf;.ZAG S.li:WINU MA· ,IIUUil.. Si'0.H.'I':::..:I1AN l I It , Aiummum, compJetlllY cbme. LUte new. · .M11.II;es button th~ Mayor and . Clerk of the ..Jd b\lllt IIUCI"1Uf 1 tl<lUI,Ppt:d. 1-'!j.one bolel, o'ler~llttna, bllntl d1Lch· VtWaa:e of Pomeroy be, and they New hav en, W. Va. TUrner a. ' lDI and many ianey de&liltUo . bCreby are, authorized and direct· IN THa 'M.TTIR OF l~tU or TUrn~r 2-~03 • .i. .. ,,.mond ed to certify a copy of tbi.J fNOo P11 olf balwnce due of $l4:1$.00 >ET rU'I\aNT OF ,._.COUNTS .i• lilldK. .r; .:14 3\p or fS.OO pt!J' monln. J»honc WY · luUon and forward same to tbe PROIATI ~OURT, , azaot. 2·26-6tc ~~ Water PoUution CGntrol MEIGS (OUNTY ..OHIO: tUM MKIU.::UR):' :.! dr. sedan, NeW "'rw::::;o:l:'-:H:-:OL = s·= rEtN -,,~.,1'1;x-s. UUJcK U'tu.hl·Jl) . tibows t:ood. care. Accounts .,nd voucb"'s o f the .if.~rd wJtb the request that It be l':::;r~i:; BARNES.SIIIPS<lN I.N~uliAN~II: following named fidu &anes have sitbmitttd to laid boud OJI 11 treall, .t~nt clii.L\'es. John Huud<~ • ~th.). lll1:1cm•ar 'l$, Pomeroy. Aa:eott, JIUddleport. l'ire, !t.ato- been Hied in the Pt·oUulc c ourt March 8, 1D60. lbe.lt, Mmerl\'alle. 2 :tU·::StJ 2 24 6tc mobdo, Bond•. Phone WY·2- :~fcigs t.:ou1~ly, Ohio, for upprovai GAIIMJSCB;;-·-;r;;-;AR~.;;;,.EN=Kll\CH;;;;-: - - - - , - - - - - - , - -21103. 1110 IIAIILEY DAVIDSON MO· and · setUcment: EN, Germany {UPI) Sjoukje Morine Supplies toreycle, 1110 1 wheel ulllit,y Cue .No. 1&122 Ftrst and Final Oljkotn, a , p ort, 1e-~d mJa traUer. J . C. Hhmhas Bout ~$10 BOATS ANO MOTOfla f25 COMPLETE IN'UIIANC! l'Bl> Account of Alma MiHcr, Atlml nit- from Holland, won the European tecl.lon, Ldtt, Aulo, ·t tn, PoJJo. 1 Trllllr. -t:alJ C U1·~l .11fter 4 wd yp wh1le they laat. Metf'Oo m:u·ix of Ulil l:!ltattl or trnt"!st L. fiaure tketiq women'• dlampion· Cllil Doo lllllt, liUidlljorl, Goff, Thlnl P. 11. ~·2ft.tltc polhan MIMon. 600 1. Main deeca.ed. Ohll. ship Sunday. boar1 St., P,om..-.y. Phone WY·2-3t10. Case No. 1818.2 First and Final 11 ·:..!4-tfc Accouut oi .Eur~a Thomas, EJI:tlCU· tr1x 01 the eato~~.tt of fuQ.'mond ThO· ;-,--:-=:--=-(1 To Buy 99 ACRE F ARII AT IIOIININU mas, deceased . Case No . . r·trst 11nd ·_.., ln,;l St•r. llOod a room hou1e, ou" llOUSE WITII NO POWN bulldln11, w~ter, electiictt,., Account of Jo1ora Steffy, Adminis· paymc1•t for t mllll mohtlily mail, 1Chool · bus, telephomt, tratrtx of the estate of Waller Lot· payftl{'ltt. Contact Vermont a:ood pasture with plenty oJ lrldt:e, deceased. .P.tllrkcn. Uberty Reat&uranl Case No. 1789J Sll:tement m watQI'. Contact Sam Curti$, Boa Pomoroy. 2-26-3tp 1118, Reynoldsbura.. Ohio. .:Ua I.J.eu- qt. f~ . ~unt or l!Atythn. ton 11. 18.10. . 2-11-aot. ~ae '· fierey, ~dl'falPlstratrlx o[ the estate or Berrna ·kaspar, deceased/ FOR SALE: 5 ROOM HOUSE Caao No: <!82$1'; l'irsl and .l<'inal ._,.,.........,. ,_,.... T•ract ond wilh bath. NiCe location. Melvin Account of lrfll. W:orrla. ~\ dmi nls· Val• St., oft luttern"'t Ave., Hood, 111 lm!uat St., Pomeroy. 1fator of lhtt~ Dtate ol Mary Lind· PtMtrOr: Ptton. WV-2-2327. 1 , 2 23 30lpo aa,y, dccta&ea. "'(:1 1 30tp FOR SALE: 1 ROOM kOUSE Unle':' exeepUona arc filed there • . . " •11••d d II to, aald accuUntll will bl! Cor hellr• ~W""•·•u.t. ~-..s - i'Urnllhe an and Ye room house and 82 inl.ol .be-fore tald. \COurt n th 2Sth ''111Urnllhed. Mdlaster•, Mlddlttacrca land, runnln& water, \oat day of Marth lNQ at 0 bi ~ t" phtt.. Phone WY-2-~286. 2-3-U mile from New Haven Ban.t . aald actonnti' ' 'frill' .be ~flh~ld:;!.~ ' 2 BEDROOM MoDERN- APART· Priced ri.Cbt fctr quick IO!e. See and conUObeid from day to day MENT 1M per month or 1 Bed- {:>hn McDaniel at C1Uton, W . until flnall)l dilposed of. 2•2G-Itp room apartment, ~ per month, a. • ~n)' pera~n interested may filo uUiidetl l.nclu4illd. LOcated ove.r FOR SALE FIVE ROOMS, BATH .writte:n exeepUona to _said aecountl Voa:ue Shoe Store. 10:6 E. Main dosed 1n utibty porch. Larae lot or ,to matter• Ptrtllnma to tM ex· St., Pomero7. Phont 10\·.M. near school. 3rd st~t In Mid· eeutlon of the trust not less thaq ' .' ' ,,; .. . . ~' 11' ' 1 28 Ue dleport. Priced $8.000.00. tthone five daya ·prior ~o the date aet fot _ I Grand Juries Have Problems 1'MPO Daily Prop Sehedult (211 ReaiEstote . lJ Wonted usna ( 14) For Rent an Stx . :Satis:·.fal· iqrbOR: .' · ·;a,:.. . ~· . ~pu'r, ~noney ·back!,.' Electricity-. js ,yoUI" better w-ay . wY2·SMO- • ~~ , .FOR ·SALE: FIVE IUlOII HOUSE. See BOb NelioD, Buuahlt · ' · ~!IIC ',. ... •J ' l J \ J>earma. ~ , -•. Joba (:.Bacon A<tlni, l'robtle Juqe , ,Kelp Counl)', Ohia1 ' (J) . . llo "' · "" ·~~ "f.<. ' ll • 'I to.. .dr:i . called on ln ·- _..._,, . JW~ t\~"T it 1o'll.\ , • �-·- . . .-. ,. . ' ..... • • \ S-Dally senUnOI, Pomeroy ·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 28, 1960 I Jackson Pa.stor To Be Speaker At Middleport I Next Tuesday eveninc • sub· district meetang of the Ports· mouth District will be held at the He&th Me thodist Church, Middle· )l(lrt. Community Canvass Plans For Heart Fund Drive Made By Rock Springs Club Plans were made to canvas the community for the heart Rev. Howard Pettit, putor of fund drive when the Rock Springs Better Health club met the Jack.so11 Methodist Church will Thursday afternoon at the home Qf Mrs. Maxine Arnold , Athbe the speaker and the local \ ens road. Mrs. Horace Abbott was co--hostess and Mrs. Arlee church WUI furnish the fD,UIIic. Abbott a contributing hostess. Also on the program wtll be I Mrs. Arnold presided at the meeting which opened with the Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Pomero)l . club song "Brighten the Corner" - -----There wiD be a film sho...-n dur- followed with the Lord's Praye1 ·~cted by Mn . Arnold wa:s won b)' ing the evening featunn&: IJlshop ~md Pledge to t.he f''lag . The BI<KK ltss C11rol Be.arhs and Mns Amos Werner. Subject "Preparina: for mobtle visit at Pomeroy on Febru ..eonard. Dynamic DiacipJeshlp." ary 29 was announced and also thi Rt'freshments wr ce se rved 'by the World Day of Prayer to be held B1 108tesse6 to th nse named <~ hove the United Methodist Church or nd Mrs ~dward Humphrey, Mn. Marth 4. :ollm Radford , Mrs Roy Gruest'r, .1rs. Hugh Bcarhs, Mtss Alice Eu A program was presented b) MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT -30 - Jaet Webb - David Nel8on SATURDAY "SAD SACK" Jerry Lewb - Peter Lorre SUN.• MON. •nd TUES. "THE WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE" Burt Lancaster - Gary Cooper Mr s Gwrgc Hackett, Jr. tau;:ht lht' St>cund and Third grade class of Mrs . .Bf!n Philion's yester<by Mr~ Philson was unable to be a t sthoo! becau&e o(, UJ.~ illneHs of he r son, Rush . ·• ,· Umoer auesll .. of")te\0. ~i~ Nothl111 but qual!ty usecl cart 1horoughly .-•dllloiiM oiiCI ••-••d b)',_.IIUICKdoa._ · · · · $795 Like new finish. Dynaflow transmission . $895 New Buick trade-in. Shows good care . $1,195 1956 BUICK Speclal2 Door · · · Hard Top. Dynaflow drlvc. Spotlc!:is two tone green fin· ish . Extra nlcll. $1,495 1956 BUICK Roadmaster · · · · · 4 Door Hard Top Sedan. .ver~ low mileage - less than 16,000 actual miles. Power -. ~teer-lng and brakes. Power wlndows and seat. Buick's h'nost series ' and best. in con· .. 1957 FORD 6 cyl. 2 Dr. Sedan ······ $1,095 rully reconditioned. Beauliful iinlsh and interior. Showroom clean inside and out. Less than 8,000 careful miles. Hydromatlc drlve . 1957 MERCURY 4 Dr. Hard Top · · · · $1,695 Le,. than 26,000 miles by one careful owner. Pu•h but. ton ohUt. Almost like the day it was •old I an(Wl"· Mi~sil)n~ry Gr~l,lp A dessert the hostess meeting. The htld at tbe 1Jhamson on 1be Middleport Wednesday Nigbt Canasta Club held their . meetm.g ~t the home of ~~- Dorothy NNtcrt . Thursdaty . evenm&: with Mrs. elhe Barso t1 u hostess. Present were ·Mrs. J~ck Tbomas, Mrs. Ted Chapman, :41's. Charles Archer, Mrs. Rtnh Karl' and Mrs. Jo~n Vacon , ~drs . Nierl and Mrs. 1 were Mr.. Dalley, Hlndy and · Mn. Bradbury. Sauer, Mrs. Mn. Kalad Charles Ala - - -Soonta Want Vnl/orma OPEN UNTIL 7z30 MON. THRU SAT. h~s been - .... &11110111 Ciu!W, Wrpll'o ' .i · rou tloo!'l want. ITYLINI , llld rnodlrn. with thl;t CIR t 1 or IQufl off. .... and abon New JJeeOrd.J in JJ DOW on of a 3 a felony, authorities \ ' ' . ' \ . , I ' ~' ' ,- 'hi1 Umi tbere ' · "V'v* Pflfoa" lle."' ' ' • ' ' j • .. ..... Gene ' part. f.lberfelds In Pomeroy 1980-61 :rear Friday nilht In Heath Methodllt Ciit.Ui;'in,-M .cltepor!. new oHiee,. the eommiUee·c:hainnan, wete ·Rolllld Other ~; : ·: .. , Jack llobaon, CROW'S The FABU .,. · .. ~ · ()US '~:· ~·:· I • . '' I \Next To The . . . ' v, . · ·~. . '• 1.. i Mlddlepod 4- the Mel&& Equipment • Ctmpny Tuetday hiV«< )>ei!ID IIUWURced. . .IJomer &dforcl. . Herbert wOn 1 baJe ol twine lhle, a ~et ol batterY ca.blea. ·'. STEA~ ; ~.0~,~~~· Bo111e Door Prize Awarda At · l)t~er AreAnnouuced . DoOr prbe award• 4t the annual P...ue and Sauoalle at . ·Ro<elvl"' • tap ahd clleae _"tit;.ddi aooo VALUE AM TV II Ji. Bull.- Not A Sideline" frorr. the ~ SANDWICH ' . ...... •• pJ..u :: ' A..Ni Tlllee , '£• .' . ' .'. ' • ' ...... •. .,.'.l"t•>• 1 - - ' r • ' '' • ·-•••·' nit·• • . : _..o:,·~Jj("' ii ' . A Y'M I Iii I .. • 1, • ' ' ' tat ttie" __ ' 1WII'MS 1.... him ·On a burJ}Qy ca.·-e.· ..:.,..__-_.:..:..• Saturday, Feb. 27- 9 A.M. It 9 P.M. ' ' ' . '. . ' I '' ~-m··. iifo'[\f: ~ -~~ ·;·· ; DIO and T~LEVISION Sep. officer but tbia report could DOt be verified. Hud10n il in hiJ earb' 2CY1, about neoriiJ. 5 feet, 10 locbee. tall with dart Fl'f pUJ'IUed him in hi! OWD wavy bair and weijhs about 100 car but Hu.:t,on dikhed bis QJ' poundJ. Anyone havinJ informaat the New Haven Park and man- tion eoocel'llin& bim il uked · to aced bll ueape on foot. The ear eall 101, the St.a«e Police. Or 101. aaid to belmtJ to the )'OUDJ man'• Muon eounty IJheriff, or the lleip mother, wa• impounded by tbe county sheriff's office, WY 2-33'71. 'Muon County aberiff'l office. Sheriff Robert Hartenba.eb, Po• ReCOJ'ds in the Meigs County etoy Chief Jed Webater md Patrolaherifra office reveal tbat Hudson man Geoqe Hicks maintained a jailed here March a. ltlll'l, road bloct at the Poraeroy·MIIOA arreJted for California offictn. bridp until 2:30 a. m. today w~a from whom he bad CICI.ped after it wu reported tbat UuUaon hil arrest for a felony. W'Jill4! in would aUempt to c:J'OA into ObJo. jail here awttltlae extradition to The lbaOQ COUDtJ abet:iff'a fif Calitornia be eseaped from tbe fiee discoant.ed the report tmt Hudson waa in .Minenville night and wu of the opinioa that be il at.ill bidinl in MUOII eounb', 'Rbably at a home, and that penoDB with whom he il eon.cealcd are alr11id to reveal his praence. !oaring he wll1 bonn tbem. A large, apprectatlve crowd ~ to visit the General Tele- Hudsoa'a parole o({ieer, FOI'Uit phone company's new communications center in the first Pattenon, Mtlta, OhiO, told Siler· even~ ·of the company's Open Houae last night. The formal iff Hartenbacb today tbat Hudloll'• s!>owtng of the new facilities continues this afternoon and to. recordS are in the ~ offke and that he did not have immedinight. ate acc:eu to them. He uid., bqwPresent to areer Juests and look ever, l.bat it wu l'lOt probai'ble tlat with an approving eye on tbe com· C11lifomia would .seek tO- 'qtUm pany'a Dew · Meigs CouotJ · planf; im aa a parole violaWr ba.'l would buUt by · Karr, Pomero)l let West V~ authorities try contractor. were It dOUI Buen'ol •.,•. :: t; :·. , .' Wtf tht ratauraat bJ breakiDJ io the and wu returned to the :Melp back door after biJ •ttempt UD county jail. He was taken to Clllthe front door was IIIWleeeuful. fomia and .enteneed to a 3 tO 1 A nelpbor, lira. Sodie Warth, year teno. Acmrdlnt: to reportl ealled Fry after beartq .a nol.e here, io bja original eiC:Ipe from at the reltaurant. Pry .broke a California, he shot and wounded aa l House Drew Large Crowd For F~ Tours Friday Night and . . :· 111 ' '.g·. ~95 . . -. atnee J!ICI.~ : e r . e · . . s ' l b f ld ' DMiar DaYs . county jaJl when the door Wi.DdQw and pointed 1 1hotgun at the man, wbo ran from tbe back door aDd ucaped to tbe ear bU<Jtory, in and lw been paroled ' · 1 · .' -come In and ·I H our aaloctlon lodayl Plloae WY l~ltl . 9D foot ~ tJie During *IOO~TONI * A• Low Aa U8.t5 At ~~· •. wrecud e ·&ad IIWialecl FrJday ' mOI'bin'g wb!le . lie Ray Hudaont Mlneruvllle, wanted opened to Jet another priloner way today In Mel.gs and out. He forced hi• WIJ out the . wltn breaking and enter· and ran. 'Ibis wu April 2<&,. upper New linen at 1;30 a.m. door 1111!7. ,Fry WM menaell\l blm wJtb a '.Hudson wu illl'eJted by Muon okoteun. He had 11inecl entry into county sheriff's officen on lilY 1 B!J.t All Over The Store . L- . . . . . 5-15 north •ncl 10-20 ....... In . •With IPtOlll - - l F · clrcultzy, •nd mitchell Goldaii•VolCI• S~klrl end .,.. . 111M.of the naiM ......_ - Advantage THE OOODSI *IDOD Pr~fQaMANCI cr•tlfll ciMMII....._ Low ......, . . Of The. Ma"y Values of collectand Jn. Scout unUorms might wish to sell . lit scout unlfortn they would ltke to sell are to contact Mra. Everaon. BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY, OHIO ~ record Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker aaaban and Mr. and Mri. Roy ~UIC· I • til of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Lewia Walker, SundJ~Y· At a meeting of the den mothera held la11t week at the home of Mrs. George Hackett Jr., plana were medc for the Scoutorama will he held at the Armory Pleasant on March 26-27. 13:::!:~• chairman Hackett was appointed as lor the grcup will attend tho kick-off din· Ott~ MHtty fa(r anti cohhr -.. ,.,.t, ,... • ,... .... flllfoo , . ...., .... lrle. au-., !,... • 1 ~~j~~if~~~~~:ls~~u~Dde~r Jlt!ffes'\lllents were .served dur.~n~' the eYeJ!inll. . -· in lastltute. <Wlla county ruled death skull, beUeved suffered by a baseball bat: · ~rsotlt. . ' ihi ht at Kya:er Creek I School. I IE11eli11Meu"lia'mothers .v.ttendin,ll the lUattfllUore PIGHII:NT .PJUNTilD lllk orpnsa. Ia. gray and 11p'hlte I• eombin.ed with red lllJk peau de .ole tor a fulJ.Iklzted. , . ltra.p-., .wenmr dnlu uul · •~'-liY ll'ot K•pl.,_ Tho ololt . t~~~~::~ ·~~~;;;,; ..,.loboo tllo 1'04 llodlce, ~I I WEATHER • • were cooUnulng lnveotlgation Cano.t.a Club Meeta ~ ... Hunt Pressed For Man sidered Dangerous Death Of Institute Patient In Gallipolis Being·Probed CUI&ed , 2 Door Hard Top and 4 Door Sedan. One careful owner. Dynaflow. R&H. Choice or elther - both very good COO· dillon. WY 1·2143 !loy Scout Troop 209, Pomeroy, group including, ''God 81 ' 88 Amer· met at tbe lOOP Hall Wednuday lea," fav~lte .~ong of ·Margaret for a regular mee"ng and un•·- Chase Smtth; My O!d Kentucky '"' Home,''I.Grandma M01es; "Bieas Be form inapeetlon with 28 boys an~ the tie TUt ·Binds," Mn. ·R ichard 4: leaden attendin&:. Plans were Ntxon; "Battle Hymn of the Remade for a md the public .. Herbert Hoover· nd commit- "Ame~ica, the Beautiful,:' ~r.s. the meet- Dwight D. Eisenhower. With A Ball Bat Newsome Friday afternoon .. SINGLE COPY - t•crnon" 1955 BUICK VB Special · ...... · · · · · · · $995 OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS '""' j XI NO. u·~7~------------------------------ of the Cub Scouts met Thursday af· home of Mrs Le· lo C'omplcte the annual Blue anft The banquet will F1r st Uniled Pres· u Church, 1\lan·h 7th, in· orr the 2oth of this month. It i~J a planned pothlt'k at 6 "30 and · awards will be made after the meal . At tht: mcetin~ Thun~day the invitation list was completed and plans for the program were d 1s· 4 Door Sedan. Low mileage. Topo In condition and appearance. Fol'domatic. SparkUng wbllf: with green top. I VOL Den Mothers Middleport II at the Sauer Jr., II ril:,~· for the ll banquet. Cylcri;,~ al the 1957 FORD VB Fairlane 500 · · · · · · $1;495 1954 FORD V82 Dr. Sedan .. .. · .. · · · $595 SCOU t Tf0,0·p H0 IdS Reg UIOr SeSSiOn Wednesday Night Blue And Gold Bonq·uet Plans Made For Sc.?uts ditJOn. 1959 PONTIAC VB 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $2,695 :-~--=~.:..:___:_::_:_:.:._~· Strickland. . ~~eo • ~ ohio.· A report on the who also won the door prize. Color· ai.le bf artlclea for tbe blind wu 1ed alide!k,Were shewn by Mn:. Hoff. 'liven b)' Mn. C. F. l 'oq:kiN. Jll:m . Mrs. Mullen and ~drs. Charles Tbaftlt you notea weNl rtad fruni' Spencer recelYed birthday illfti 'he Elberfeld family and tbe Girla from their secret pals. Industrial Schoot Legi&lative D~ry to be held at Wellston on March Refreshmlffits were serv~ by the 115 was announced. hOtitesses. Mrs. Kenn.eth Fmley and Mrs. Elmer White Wilt be hoste...s Favorite songs of famous people for the next meeting. named and sung ·by th• •• ., • I .,..,_...Tel'. . Ia...., te1111es. w.r.d. -to· 'r01 caU With f<lmf·.,. Don \Julien. ~~~ Mrs. The Racine Grange mel Wedncs· day ni ghl. l•'eh. 24. wtth Worthy :11aster Robert Beegle presiding. Due t o the had weather the at· te ndance was low. Cuntnhu t10ns were voted to the Youth Fu nd nnd the Heart rund . The charter was drappcd for Mrs Sod1e Morri ~o n . MJ"S Morrison was a 25 yea r m<'mher. The OhlU VaHey Grange observance of lhc tr 25th anniverlillry wa:s 1:1nnuunced for Frtday, Feb. 26. The Racine Grange Is also In ill 25th year and plan~:~ are being made for a later observance. The lecture period was in charge o£ Emma Adams 1'he theme was the February birthdays of famous Amerkans. !'ihort life sketches of George Washmgtun, AIJraham Lin· coin and Th.oma11 A. Edioon were gi V4'n Other parts of the program included : Ballad of the Lincoln Penny by ltoh ert Bee gle ; Lincoln AucrUulcs IJy Mary Eastrrday; Lincoln and Pericles, Dorothy Smith ; Lincoln 's Christian Faith is Documented, Letha ·Morris ; Edison 's Winter !lome Is Shrine. by Belle Theiss and washington Was A Farmer by Clifford Norris. Cherry pie and cofllle wa1 serv· ed al the close of the me~Un~ ~ . UIIDCARII 1955 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan candle, Mn.irro'l-stef sr., ~ Pearl Jbael~ ; ~eft ~D and ~ ~11, . til ~0 bt'ainl "Sun of · Jitrf--~1'! ~aid "Be)'or)d Uw: Sunllef"• were playl-d portly Mrs Elsie Jansen, who makes her home with her son-in·law and dau ghter, Mr . and Mn. Jo' rancis Bl · ru n, 1s reported to be quite a lot Jlllproved at Holzer Hospital and ex pects to return to her home this week · Racine Holds Regulor Meet Wednesday evening at the home of M.ra. Dayton Strickland, Lincoln Helgh\5 with ldra. <::harlel Holt· man and Mrs. Jame. Butler aa hOtWednesday A s~ort bWIIness session wu 1 Neutz.Uq ope~ed the service and . . b_el~ wtth Mrs. ~nald Collins pre· readin 11. were ii'l-.-.bY Mrs BU· wblle tb.e readtl1&8 were gtven . stdmg, after whtcb gamea were ter MN. rliU , W~ t.. - =~ !_ Mn. WilHam ,a. Downie ptestded. 1played and prize~ awarded to Mra. Ethel Garlind, ~ ~~ ~~ ·t!J* f5Zlell!_~ing and members anr:-'1 C~l~s....:~ Edward Wells, Mrs. [{u ppclt at the lwifn .Re~'·r 1 last SuQdiY were ·D aiUt$ 1 b' ti llar, Kendlal I)handa and A ez Azee, who spoke at the First Unil· ed Pres byte rian Church during the WYF' mcetmi. d: GUARANTEED fj ay FUDDle HOUDASHII.T Mrs. Stdnc y Russell was caJled here Wednesday due to the critical condition of her mother, Mrs. Rue er, i\1rs Norm;w Weye rsm dl er. Tuckerman , following a stroke at Mrs. Arnold which opened wtth !H rrs Cliffurd Le1fhc 1l, Mrs wm . her home Wednesday morn\! article , "Heart .Disease Can ·Be PrE :adford , Bo bby and Bruce Black· :11rs. Freda Bratt retura to vented" by Mra. Lewis Grueser. /l ton and Vick.1 Abbott. her apartment at the Mrs. ·, ian poem "Pet Pande" by Mrs Wllbm Bailey preceded an article , "Heart The March mceltng wJH be ht.>ld SticH home yesterday frl'm the Deaths in 1959 m Me1gs Couoty' ~t the home of Mrs Wdbur Bailey !\1e tgs General Hospital. Lcw1:s Sauer, Sr. was talt~ t b)' Mrs. W. A. ~org~:~n and a can Nllh ll.rs. Hugh Bearlns .and M1ss ·,ICJgs General Hospital Th day cer quiz by Mrs. Harold •Blackston ..:arol Bea rhs a~ ~,: o- husteas cs Mr11. William Grueser read a 1 even mg. ~_, ~ poem after which articles were Mrs. Wilham Bradford IS in Porn · read by 'Mn. John Hartung and ~range cro y at the holl}e of Pdr. Mrs. Howard Roush . A contest conHarold Lohse Lo care for tlh hse children while Mr. and Mrs. L bse are to Columbus. 1954 BUICK Special4 Dr. .. · · A memorial service for Mn. J, B. Elberfeld was held when Pomero~ Sbakesce club met Wednesday afternoon at the h orne o Mr_s. Wl Baxter, Mulberry Ave. . . . The serv1ce was conducted around a table with white linen cover, on wbicb wao a tall white candle and an al'l'llilgement of flowers. An organ prelude, "My God And 1" by Mrs. Ben . at y _ .Memorial Service For Mrs. Elberfeld 1Sewlh• Club Mee'lh• Held Wednesday By Shakespeare Club 8 !/!1!.~~:.,~N~!!"met Around And About Middleport . Long Bou-..Man Costs f.ourt' ' ' ' � 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 26, 1960 maxon