https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a832fa80ffaae843587689f29dbce00a.pdf 26a6c7c860d74b3cddebc5c9e56b4f65 PDF Text Text ' - ......... - --~---- • • :_ 8-:-J)IIly Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1960 .... .... -;;tr- MISS GILMORE ENGAGED • i Brv-ie Troop Meet. 1n the article on tbe front pace of TUesday's paper of the 1«naee · S\llll' Run. School met wltb theh March on Polio which was held at · !..den, !ln. Robert Murray aDd ~ lln. Harry Wat.on, 'IbQRCby aft the w abama gym laat. Saturday it : er, school at the home of Mn. MW'· was stated that Karren Ferguaon • ray, Buttemut-av, Fifteen member1 of Middleport and Freddy Cullip took high h.onors in the slow ; were praent. Pin cushions, usint dance contest. The item tibould -: two piece jar lids, were made. have read Karen Grea:e of M.jddleRe(l'nbmeots were ~rved. by port and Freddy Cu11ip . : Pamela Neutzling and !Betty Jean "Hobstetter to the memben and · gue~U;, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and son. l Brownie Troop of Gra1e Two at I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Around And About Middleport ., fltiDOII HOUDASHILT J4rs. J . H. Stephenson pre~ided at the meeting of the One-Won· One cl14i of the Pomero)' First BaptiBt Church held Thursday evening at the church . Group singing of the clan SODI '11~ K~pt Me Singing" opened the meeting, followed -with prayer by Mra. Stephenson. Roll caJl wJs ~Jnswered. ~:~~r!:;~Mra. Everett for Thomas, · substituted ber. of here at the yard o!fice learqed th.1t E. E. Romine formerJy employed with the railroad · JJ,ere is living in Orlando, Fla. ; lfr. Romine bu been in poor health and would appreciate bearins · 'r,:om his frlenda, His addre11 . il 3920 North Orange Blossom TraU,,.Orlardo, Florida. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ''SAD SACK'' Jerry Lewis - Pole< Lorre ' Ml!lllber Federal llelerVe S)'ltelll Me~~tber ,,eder•l J)8pollll~e Co?orlll~ Pomeray, Ohio • ) ' Forty years women met in ness and ter the National sour!, the first and Women JUN., MON. and TU.I. "THE WRI!CK Of THE MARY .DEARE" Burt Lancaster - Gary Cooper · j ' II~ 1111n. .. Lucy i11J1M .,..........,.. Pomeroy-~dlepciO, Ohio, Monday, 211, lHO VOL XI NO. -------------·---------------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------------2e8 . 1"tff'uarY ' .- ' ------------------·-----=~~ SINGLE COPY - 11e . LtAdbfg ~. Road Accident Injured OFF BREElY HEIGPTS, verse from the Korean girl which the clasa adopted telling of h ~r Ill· ness and of her Jehool W<Jrlt. A girt of money wu rec'!hed 2 ·(;hihlren . When Steering Gear Fails clau. Yr1. Victor Youne Jr., Mrs. H~vy Rash 1'r~ Over 1'~kend sm.~·Totlil. Damag~· • " J • Chileans Greet President In Sunny 80 Degree Temperatures ' ' . Durin& the social hour .1iinu played under the direction ldrl. StepbeMOn and prizes to Mn. Lorain Stemtt Zundel. Refreshments served by the hostesses Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Albert I~JDI•th to the a]>ove nomed ond 1111William Wataon, Mro. Dale Feb. to lira. Dolly Ja..,..., Mrs. Baile)', Mrs. Lealie and Mrs. J.,.pb Cool:. fllrtnite Club Holds Session Wifih Mrs. Dallas nte Fortnite Club met Thur&o Founding Of BPW Clubs 40 Years Ago Is Observed By Middleport b This Week TONIGHT Granlt.. ...,.,.. ... ftNi filii_._,. 'Of I'H • ....,.,,. ANII ' 2t-...W Colin a rnarriM enttne 1'EA111Ei Jr. . IJII!NE SEARLES Mr. and Mrs. Rolla~~!~ Searles Rutland Route 1, are nounclng the engagement of their dJlughter, Irene, to Keith Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Icennedy, also of RUtland. · Mr. Kennedy graduated frOIII RuUand .High School in 19$9 and is now employed by the Ohio Valley Baking ·Company, Middleport. ' . Miss Searles is a student at Rutland High School where she wW graduate this spring. · No definite date lias been set for the wedding. . · POMEROY, 0810 aeripture ~ l I MEIGS THEATRE <1 - -..h • ...., ...... llohln4 I I'll.... .,...loh ....- • at -y Richard Owens and Mrs. John Moore were guests and 1poke on lhe sponsorship of a glrl 1cotat troop. Tbe claai voted to sponaor troop and Mra. J. E. Fost~ selected to serve as a troop ' committee member. Mrs. Victor Young Sr., was jn loharge, of devotions and prayer by Mrs. Ralph Zundel. £J:cerpts frpm 11 book on the ni1tory ot the lUe: of Paul was read by Mra. Young after which the devotlona dosed with a solo "Leave It There" by Mrs. Young teacher first grade in the Central l ~ohoo~l. Pomeroy, was absent from duties Thursday because of We Poy 3% lll1el'Oit Oft Your llavblgl .with Wi ....... of ............. c~ ...... -~~ In whloh II from Mrs. Sadie Muter of ...~lor· ida, a former m"m.ber of the Miss Farle Erlewine, U you aeed fbwlcld acMie - ODpllllt . yoar.locallwnlr•- ..... aoodiiiiiD 10 know. . LUT Ho\OaoUilNI. ......... u,. - • ·e Kll LIOI fMCINATIIIQ I Mr. and Mrs. Jlurl Boggeu· 1re I Your IOCil Banker II both~ · ' ""C."' friead. lfe will atlvile OQ .U. of financial JDitQd, i&":, • frilll' ,Ill time ot ued aaclllllliel J611 Of.P*I.(IC IICtion. . CHUCKLE .FOR TODAY on the church. A lett.er was read movinc intq the downstaira apart men in the WilUam Lowe pr~ erty on Powell Street. W. B. Swisher who auffered a heart .1ttack at his home Thu.ra. ia quite ill at lhe Mei,p - ~ IGe,neral Hospital. ·Your Local ~et! . ~ One Won One Class H.olds Session At Baptist Church Freda Saxton was taken to Hol· &er Hoapital Friday mornln.a: with 1 heart condition. Mr. and Mra. Ha.rry HlU of Lt· tart were luncheon gueats of Mrl. Glenn Hensler and family on Thursday. Barbara Anthony, dauahter of Mr. an(l Mrs. Gerald Anthony en~ tered Mason Clirtic Tbuncby to have her tonsila removed. She will be returned home today. A GoOd :Man to Know ..• f"- - .. ' ~natprS . . F«tr day eveninc at the bome of Mrs. George o.Jias. During the lng ' lhe blrlbdty ol ~~:.~.,.;~~ Mls. Dolllu by lecrel liftf.j After tbe elose of the meeting retreahmentl were 8erved by _Mrs. D•Uu· to 11i~e naentipned abovt IDd the following members: Mr& Richard Owen, Mrs. ltobert Tewk1 bu ~· . Mia Ann Howell, Mrs. Leo Smlth, Mra. John Parsona aa4 ,. 'l Ba-cbner. Mn. Ja<:k ~w::f~~~~~~•hildren~.~f:f~~~ ~~::~ of SJ1'8CUie. nie Abbott, Robert .McDowell laftd; o. Col1,unW., IJ'· brut:JJen, and 'left for l'~PD· Artbur, of East Debra, Ukintf Mn. Beu- . . . ' Pre-htiOft Wlftdow Fan Sal• 88" FrankJIII Sola .. .. .. .. .. $197. tOO% nylon friele fabric. Green or beige. ~hermost.at Rea. $199. 20" 3 Speed . . . . . '30.00 2 PC. SUITE · · · · · · · · · ·· · $109 Tout. Foam cutbi01lll. ft.el. $189.00. ToMt oolor. IRes. 118. live New On IJIWY lui,. 'I n tvr 1t.,., . " CH.IR' S : . ' · -~ ~· ,' . . .. ' . ' ' Swl•el O..ln, •••· .. 80" "FriUikiiD" FOIDl CUsbloo $197 Tutquoioe. ftell. $261l.llti. 84" Fru•nn "Contemporary" '278 Li.Vi.n&' IWJm. - Bed Room DllllnJ .Room 76" FnnkiiD Early Amerlean , . $180 ~pert intt.llatiOD and pad· dine at no extra coat. 1:1 ft. wldo. cut any- lenath. Tweed carpet hli - ..... lollt FOU\ eu.hlo~W> Bro)v.n. tweed. Rea:. t2fl&.96. 00" GIHiam CODiellf, . . . . . . • • $257 llile(lljll •IYI\1. Boallt>IUI de<Orat¥ labrio . FONJl culhlou. Rea. $36&.96. 1; 1 "· aq. ytl. .u~~~~;!·~ .,._:.eo ' .H 11 RA>aoW<>Od. Wltll kick pleall. 1\011. $B75.00. Save on 11 M.,ee" and "Gullltu" Carpet · 3 Pc. Curved Sectional $219 Billy HenlTueaday at was home in Middleport when hl1 Mrs. Glenn Hen1ler tn· with a party In hla Tan ·boll.lflcx. Rea:. $239.00. Now A red·whlte7blue color acheme Wll carried out in both the decorations and refreshmenta. The 5~: wa.s centered w-l.tb #siJly'a deeouted birttlday cake the lnacription "Happy Birth II "'·~·.••B•~Illy." Billy ll•!lfreilhnoenlli opened his 1]111, of bot doJa, potato drinks were served who wu utilted ~... Elberfelds Through the yeara tile Federallaa aided In many Jocil, ia aa world wide projects th11.1 Jniernatlonal Federation wltb in 23 countriea around the • • • \. abo at that first con· was the Oblo FederaUon on reeord 1.1 cup ...~!'"l<:. !lei· mlnlat~re tri!:al AppliQnt!:,S in the HouseW-ares De· . .. '' 1~··· .~ - ; ' ' · , · t~ Main Floor! · cake~ flaaa · llrvtd. .. . ' •zus .. $12.00 . . ..,. " \' '1:, '. Plalf- Roeken ... ...: ..... $18.11 Roc. MOO - Eu)' iED ROOM sums CIWr . . . . . f4'.00 ,._ cuablon. Lime oolot lobrle . $79.9D. Swivel Rocker by F..ulla . . b1 1\'lnllliD. Gold l•'brle. Jlot. $7UO. ·- ·- · Jlol. .... fl..... •• 1.- ' ' • ture, Bed · Mc;~ttresses, Living Room \ Swlfes; .Hid~~-13ds, Studio C9ucl:1es, I Pe. TWill Bed Suite •...... $189. 2 tirin bed~ -hie d......,., ohNI, llilht Ut.Ot Gold C•lor NyloD Frlflle Flbrlt ,. • Natior1ally Kr10wn Makes of Furni- Plalform Jloeken ...•• , -. . . $31.00 Callllort.llle 1 On Nati011olly Known Makes of Elec- Swan, _Mn. Ed· Wildeim••th and "~~~:~ fOI!IJ eU&hiODI $188 ~ Martin Middleport,Boy II ~e,lebrates With tltovParty 84" 3 Cushion Sofa ......... $183 IV DIAUOitN BowUng Pin Qu•Uty Rei- - · 3 Pc. Modem Stc.loiHII $209 94" Wade Brown Foam Cushion UIO TurquoiiJC' fabric . Rea. $249.96. LUGGAGE Wueed Z5% u~e&owa'' Maple Fre.nch Provincial at)"lt. Foam cwUdona. Linen labdc. Natural e"lo~ . .~· $30. c:onLroUed . S&•e lit% guests Foam T -Cusbiona. Blue , ·g reen r.abric. Reg. $251UO. Porlable. ~ · $48.80. Notlonolly A41tertl...r 2 PC. SUin ............ $199 I SOFAS 20" 3 Speed . . . . . $35.00 atond. Pl,.U. topo. Wllnut"llnllb. ~.00. ·. W11h epoeill rolla to fit any owidatd si•• Klli1 Slle LoUIIIO Cbllln . • • 'T8.08 bed. · ~ APPLI ' . ' ' I ' ' y . ' . : Bedrciom!Sifites, .Easy Chairs, Dinette . 1 Fabale- I . ' 'Crow'aSteak House Bo•e Gf Tile Xhll sin Spdng...U Mauria liltl Bot SJiriDCa ... ...._.. : .. P2. . ' .-; Suites the' .i=urnitl.lre Department on . in: . fl.oors. ~ .BJIIIII_Jk4f.,.,.. Ctlllll... llol< . : ,J ' . ' 1'· . )je'!aJ~~ ... ',•LQ." '~war c~tnt . . sp.., ....-:::Limed o•~ Mini' Other ·V•I•u In lhti...,m. ,,...,~lt••re LUili'RhSFROMOVRFRiiNDI,.YSTOBI! ' ..FU N:I TUli E . ll':i JIJD~RT . .. . " ·' a · La!will be JJi Ill< oearby..,... Iitten and bro- tery. . an lin. . Friend~: may call at the reaiSyncuae, wtlb denoe anytime. Ewing Funeral ~~ wltidl were Home ia iD charle. . EXTRA SPECIALS ftell. ~80. WQ . ol the lit. 110rman l!'l~ . DURING BAKERS SPECIAL lEAP YEAR SALE LIVING ROOM . . SUlTES . 2 PC. SUITES .. · .. .. · $139 ..., fU.IIG . ' ,lb. Bailey -... llelen . ' • . .SENSIBLE . ' SERVICE • I , \ - . .. SAND;wiQI Order .By l'lion• ,TA~Illi .. :'BM ~~Mil ;<; >' . • ing to Main-st to join ib tbe-Open HoUJO. At the dinner were Mayor Char. let Legar, Pom~roy; Lealie F. Full.z, president 'of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce; Dor1SChae· fer, Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Edison Hobstetter, Roland E: Ne1,1tzUna. Ediaon Baker, president Of Mid· die port C ·of C, and John W. Zerkle, presi~nt of :diddleport coun- Emergency Squad Called .For Two uea~Pitients PlAYIR DAT &iT "World D.1y of · Pnyer 'rill ' be FrJday at the LutherNew Haven. The proIJ'am wUl presented by tbe churcll women and all local church Thirty company ~mployes 111- members of tbe Natiooal CouRCil .Jisted U hd.ta in the Open Houae. of Churches are invited to attend. MeJet The Candidates . Heaton Services Are Being HeJd In California Funeral ~ervlces were held todu for Kenneth beiDJ: Heato~a, age G6, in AnJbeim, Calif., wbo died Feb. 25 there after a short llln.... Survivors ue bil wife, Vivian, formerly Vivian Fiiher, Muon; a diqhter, Mrs. Helen Marie BebaU. AQ.alleim; two ermd cllildreo, .od thret: sisten, Mn. HerviD I.Jevin&. lluob; Mrs. Paul WuhinctoD. Letart. w. va.; and 1111. Otto Keea, Columbus, 0 . He wu preceded. in death by hil brother, Roy. The deceased wu born ud reared in Mason and ;uat a few yean ago mqved to Calif· · ornia. Hil parents. both deceued. were Mr. and Mrs. J. o . aod Helen U... .... Last Services For Mrs. Cole '!~a!B~rv!?~!l,aret w. Cole, age 39; who died at ber Middleport· Pearl·st residence Sun- day momint will be held· from the _ Rawlin&s-Coatl Funeral Home 2 p.m. TUesday. -at M.re. Cole was bGrn in Ronda, 11. va., and is survived by her mother, Mn. Carrie Williams. at the naidence; two sons, Harold Ri~ ord, ll"on, W. Va.; Robert ~­ ard, Clifton, W. Va.; tbree llalfsisteJ'II, Mn. George Lucille CaitO, Middleport; Mra. Stanley (Katie) Ralph, Bucyrus, 0 .; and Mrs. Garnet Manley, OplumtJUSt p.~ and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Cbesbll'fl Gra· vel Hill Cemetery with the ReV. Clyde Bartlett in char,e. Friendl may c11l anytime at the funeril home. She was preceded iD del~ by her father aevenl ye~ :aao• ' · _.t;, i!(l!l/ · · �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.,)flddleport, 0., Feb. 29, 111M-3 ., The.tlma~ HISTORY County 'fODA\' AND -I HISTORICAL :N'OT£9 SCIPlO ct1rk, John L. 379 6900 930 Turner, Robert 321 t710 1120 304. 4490 900 Combs, Selim Ferrel, Hiram It 2M 6110 910 l!lldnall, Liberty and1 Mty · 275 3710 270 sunoN Jividen, Mary 385 -MOO 2550 Lee,. J A . w. Croa, B. Gilmore, Curtis MitcbelL T. J. 338 251 5360 4640 228 3160 189 1840 1700 1750 1900 ~ o0o FI-Ye Lti"'Ht Fal"'''\t In County Wright, Wallace E., 773 acres, .Rutland Township. Crew, Alfred E., 589 acrell, Chester To~nship . Burdett, R. H. and R. F' ., 585 acres, Salisbury TownAhlp. Ogden, John R., 44t1 acre~. Col1Jmbia Township. Elberfeld, Kate M., 439 acres, Orange Township , GiU, Grover D., ..ao acres, Sa· lem Township. The last two fanns -are the same size. oOo Flft Hllfhut In Farm Valuttlon Humphrey, E ..1., $21lf930, Olive Townstaip. Wright, Wallace E. $14,630, Rutland Township. Bibbee, Elijah Jr., $t2,430, Le· tart Town11bip. Allen, Jennie, -8,780, Lebanon Township. Johnson, W. L., $8,040, Letart Towmhlp. Ptw Htllhftt ht Bulldlntl V•lu.. tlon '· the m~. sta1"8. are Man, Jupiter, ~ and Veuus .. Onlt"Jy Sent"t·nal 11\ 'it Daybo-L Mereit, Mtl. Dan S. Cht!!l.et I). Holley, Cha · UIJ Tl)e evell.lfil .Jbr 1a Mercury. I '•, '•! tell. 29, loecl EJrl R. RobJnaon, Y.n. : H. 6h dinGiooactbln0 j:n h1at0ey · Roqlnl. ·:-:-"HIIti'il~~~~r.:-:'l Qlerhnld, ...... · In · "'l~ yJilr~ MW;:~Jr.,Thorn-. 111"1. Clyde; ltalilll operatic .) eompour wu · Admil'lfiona, hb. 28: :Mi.J• Frtda a~ li\tant Mn. ~!i~ born. Eunice Sarton. lllildlepbr\; · rJirL Jr. atiG. infut · t i(t. In Ul12, BritWa Queen Vict:orh11 Marvin Don ·Miller, LIRIIVille ; !Bi.J1.fil: A daughter ~~ 'Mr. and narrowly ntisst4 death at the Mn. Dempsey King, Ripley; Mra. ·Mrs. -i tank V. Muuer, .liOJneroy. Today is Motlday , F~b. 29 the bl.ndJ o4:.t._, ta.year:-o.ld WGuld-be Jay u. M,)'era, Pomeror, .Mrt. F"rtnk . Walller E. SIDH 1 \t.t_J ... TH 60th day of the year, witb 308 USillllla.'"f'"'J, · V. Muuer, ~roy. ' .. .. .1lmost chill in your veins. We more day 1 In 1960. It 's Letp Year will mention only two or three of ay. stories told me. when ( was 1-:'-:::~:::-:::-::-:-;;- -----;:man , by those who I con· enable you to call your nearest fil't! f,;•i•••d~ old men at th1t time. departm'ent or emergency rescue These were responsib.Le and truth uJit pro~ly, aasurine yourself. Cui men and told tHese stories, Y,o.tfr f•mi&, frlfnds and neiJhbors not io jest. but at thtl:dul ·~... fi:Oimpt -~~~.~J,n lllie meri who peainp. ''Cmwle ~" Ofle or the men told me tiNt lill,..;;;;._...____ilioi~i!'ilii-llili'--- -.-----1!--.------~~, when he was a young man that .'.• .. .., OJI ...cliLLAN'IOUS firat quarter. • " .Jfn. cw.nee . lfllrnaban, 2-Dall.t ~nllAelio~eJ'lly-llidd~.97 Mro. Walter voso, Glint 1\1. "'-""· 11111"'--~------~~Davl~ The moon I! . appree<hlnr YM'AAYEAR - ........... -novors - '"" dollclooa l'renell OniOil •nd Bleu· 'h.ll& ,Cilaeie -··- 'Ir)c it soon- ~Jo Serve_-: - I.J -l:QVl. ~ or A'fiY~&' IlOQ._ · .. 11 j:h:r":~;·~n1,~d~a~not~:h e.~,rw~re young man of attendi.. his re• at Mount Moriah, from thil ~H. they saw aOtbt · girl• with whOjlll tl!ley were ae· 1 and tbey knew h&d to pass lbe old hou.ae and &care the girls as they came by the houte. They hasten.ed a.bea.cJ tq, the old holl8fl an,d climbed up tie stain The moon was 8blnln'1 EaJntly and from the window they could1 see the &:lrb aa they appr01C!hed. the hou&e. They had not ~n in hiding very long until they heard a noise on the bank in the re.r of the house and \fhen .~e. looked in that direction, be tolA me. he aaw the most horrible .lrvJ, be had ,_ver aeen. or of a.n1tbid •·· he bad ever beant. It was jet black, very long' and slender with lonr point-ed jawa and it was oomlnlt 41reetly tew- ~-ho)lle • • Jtna' leapt tnd.- J)oun'fi!J ' 8Iat jUd' b~ reachlng tbt bou¥ It tun•d slightly to tbe riP& .8Jldl wltb one lon1 ·1 DP ~ IIWIAI ._ tbe top of a rail fence alona: the illde of the house. He wei liMy <dW4 pW.Iy hear the raJlt brea~ns undl!r ih trellt wl1ht 11 It eras}ted the fen~ to the lf'ound. 1"J)eJ ut there for tOJIIe time u they had loll -all Interest In SCII'lnl tbe glds and decided to (0 home but 11 thex ~ame out ol the houte they decided the, would 10. and. 111ee where the fence wu b1'0ten down. At the1 -ajproaehed the fenu what was their to see the fence Intact a rail broken or out of itJ . I 1-"''keG wlgt he' it waa , ' seeli." He me that no -Idea ' - ., 0 .•20 IM 20 MINUtES l ftEW ADD FQ!t ANY ' tion regudlng the hit 19G6 Grey Feb. 20 in Florist. Phone btle EV-'1.111 ~·.-fCtt*D' WHftl I v.':-lght, Wallate E., ~.soo Rut· · land Township. Johnson, W. L, $!J,OOO, Letart TownshiP. , Bibbee, Elijah Jr.. $3,600, Le· 1 tart Township. : Burri, William c., $3,100, J..e. · tart Township. Jividen, Mary, $2,tl00, Sutton Township. oOo I do not think ilhat tbla ttory would be complete Wliess we UaYO .some Idea of the thoqbts of a great number or the peopfe to 100 yeara a1o, in recard to peculiar event& 01' -~::~:=;~; ~~~·•n. H''.~ which so of_~ would tell and class term aa . ' tiona'' or more Another "ghosts" or "haunta." tul ~ 14_,, me t~l · foi10winJ we do not mean. to deiYr. Into atory of this old house. the oft quoted Of.\enlll m)'ltletam Aa lie told lt. He Will eomln1 not even to the Wltdtcraft of aur down the tol4 br tbt• bouae one early colonial dan but meNIJ ~Vi ~~t'Y ftltl ~h~br, When to thoae aiAhU, JOUnda, portenta1 b~L~J.I not Jar from the boute tokena, omena or whatever nanle' · IMI!I'' illlght nolae cawed ·him to you care to apply to them, look to tlle bll1 or bank back of oOo the hoJMe. Thl1 would be about In the northern part of Letart the UIQe }Goatlon that (he other 'J'ownahip on the bankl or John maft alrir · the t.lpttul 41Dimal. Run, not far from the re~~idence He then told me, very earneatly, of William Burri, standa an old that the ala:ht he aaw froze him houae which in iU day was no In "'• tr11ckll, he could not move. doubt a better MUte than the On 'tH'fl• ~~ ·he law a man clad average of that community. In ln. ' ahlriint . 'tbrlahA . ~ i~ the 10me way, it had Pined an un- ' rQ'I of the m .,...,,., ·, , ,nt• enviable reput.tlon of -peculiar iblnlnt on paUihed •'· Be alahts bine.l IHn around It and would take • . ttep 01 two thln1 • hearini peeulltr aouocb, ao much he would stop ~ and ltrok6 hla · Uu't for many yeara It had been breast with bll . illr · utter known u the haunted houl!e. the molt hOJIPi.. ~ ManJ were the AtMiet told cf no human belnl coulct utter or •i&:htl btina: seen around lt and had evtr beard bllor.. houae that lf you were Inclined Me aontlnutd Ills eoune to the in the least, to, ·believe ln fiUCb ed1e of *he cUlt ltopplna ~~ thinea ll would make your hair atep or two tDd utter that nlul 11tand, cold chiUI to run up ·a nd moan:. down your spine and the blood to <Ttl • COftiiDutd) TillE SUYICI AND II· Phooa WY2.WS. 141-ltp __ LARGE LOAF GE VACUUM CLEANER CJ,.EAR· tops · and roll sacrWce for only WY2·221M. ' . . ' ' .t ' ' - ' appUance repair. Phone McCIIatoct, Racine, Ohio. 2·1-tfc '' llw Star- hef, Ch.......·Tutlcey""'"'~•OIEH · : ' ., ICIIICII~ hui UQfHil hrUt . . s·ui111fiNI' . - . . . . . . . Um_, 4·1Nvee,to lh'hcl-•lr,i•plirtN;' ' ., ! ·II\· COMPLE'I'E CaD !lim oilsToM BUILT lmUIEN DJI} iflilid fr. Jour homo !'roo . . Umlleo. foo- oad l'holae m:2-a321, -· ' - ' ' COME A'RUNNIN' .j . a ' ' Beniard Eil!elstein u11 recent gunts of lllddlepot'l, Ridenour. (21) Real Estate FOR sA!.!!:: 5 ROOM Jioust with bath. Nice ldtioo. iMelfln Hood, 111 Locust st.• _Pomeroy. ' FREE 2 113 30ip •• ·'- ~·r · Ie··· a ., ·-·.·. ·.-:': ' '·,· . ' ' ' ' -.. ·. ..: .. ~ · "'' ~.\·~f ~ ,.,, .. :··1'~' ~ ~>.: ~- \ .. • .' ! -~: '' Abbot~ 0~ 111111, ' ' . ' .JJ~t-~·· ' I 'l l ' msiiMNCE -ni). ' I .',• f • "\"' md R.i rJ::."'~•....;Gallipolls · Thomas and -tectfon, ,Llle. Auto, l'lrtf Polto; ' •' ' of Mr. and Mn. were Mr. and mi. . ' I. IIIISuBAN& Ageau;·\Qddleport, J'blt, Aillimoblle, Bonds. 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HACKETT'S st. Plio .' T'rled--- AI Y ' -· ' '' " • BANISH .,ash . Day ' k fnd Ohio ' .• ' A'li. ' .. ' 'T. '\ . ., ' • y ' .I r<.: �____ .... ~ ..... -. .......... .... "'"' .. ~ ~ \ ... .,.. ... .... ... .. .... - ... - ........... "':: ~ ,_ ................. - ... . .. ·--·---·- ... ... ' ~ Homebuilders Have ' Past Matrons Hold Session At J.ones Home TO MalT TUIIDAY tee POI!IIIIVY Chapter OE5 will meet Ill recular aeaalon 'l'liaday eveninc, at the Malonic Temple. •There will he Initiation and all memben are urged to attend. The regular meeting of tbe Past Matrons of !Dvangeltne IChapllerf O.E.S. was held Friday eveaing at the borne of Mn. Emerson Jones in Middleport. A short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Maxine Allensworth when it was decided to have the 25th anniver· sary dinner of the organization on Mar ch 25. It will be a pot luck dinner with the husbands of the group as guests. During the meeting Friday games were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Allensworth, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Zelia MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TOhiGHT and TUISDA Y "THB WRECK OF THE .. MARY DEARE" Burt Lancaster - Gary Cooper Not Open Weclnoodar We Point The Way To Less Work For You .• · And Cub Scout Pack 248 Holds Blue And Gold Saturday Evening At Salisbury School The blue and gold banquet 01 t>ack 248 Cub Scouts was held Saturday everung at the :salisbury ~cnoo1 wun tne openwg uag ceremony Di tne Webe!os and mvocauon oy rtoy uomt· gan precedmg tne runner, wlllch was served oy \ne l>al!sbury Heart Drive In Middleport Sunday Is Termed Suecess By Sponsoring BPW Club Session Friday The annual Heart Sundlly Drive was conducted~~ At Bradford Church Around And About Middleport . in Middleport with the Middleport Business and P_rofeSSlonal The HoD!ebullden Claas of the Women' s Club in charge of the drive. Mrs. Fred Hlbbs, chair· Bradford Chureb of Christ met Fri· an of the Health and Safet~ Committee of the club headed du evening with the meeting Miss Sylvia McMaster moved the drive . Those of her- comm1ttee who assisted with the plans being opened with the scripture PTA. !>ana Holdren cub master, gave the address of welcome and from the A . J . Beaver home on before the drive and on Sunday were Miss Jean Lama, Mrs. reading and prayer b;y Norman Ebersbach, Mn. Mary as, Mrs. Jack Satterfield, Mn. Dor· Hysell. The n!port of tbe secretary greeungs trom t.h~ 'k' oung Actw~ 1 ommy u~w;. Marty :.toranty wbu lirant Street into an apartment in George the Weed apartment buUdine on June Hood and Mrs. David Jenkins. othy Preston, Mn. Glenn He~~:sler, and treasurer waa given by Bonnie ~.-lalili ot the t ust Bapuat Church, •tso receiVeG a gold arrow, James Mrs. Hibbs stated that she waa Mrs. William Childs, Mrs. Jack Plckena. · sponsors, wu gaven oy Mr . .Uoma· .;oncte, go~d ana auver ~ows, ana North Fourth AveD!.o, last week. Weekend visitors with Rev. and well pleased with the results of the Bechtle, Mrs. Rodney Sa~er, ·Mrs. gan. Rooert Mer, MGM dastric~ .JICK rtoush. Mcetvmg tne Lton Mrs. Raymon Konkright and son, drive and with the cooperation of Martha ShUds, Mrs. Wilham Wat· Following thl! meeting refresh· oalacaal, was guest speaker and fol· ..>actge were Charles .UODllgan, With David, were their son-in-law and the volunteers who canvassed the ers, Mrs. Theo Neutzling, Mn. ll)ents W11'9 .,r:ved by Mrs. Marie lowmg his actdress, greetings from ,wo gold, two suver arrows, Don daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Lock· town . A total of $4211.91 was turned Goldie Guthrie, Mrs. Venle Cole, llumb~e and Evelyn Woods to ~e Troop :t49 were gtven by Ralph .>Wisher, Dan Crow and Denma wood, and daughter, Debra, of into county chairman Mn. Charles Mrs. Martha Binpt.m, Mrs. Faye followmg; Mr. a1,1d Mrs. LarrY PIC· Spencer, scoutm~ster, after whtch .v~nrung, wno also received two Jamestown, and their son, Eudell, Mullen sunday evening with two Wallace, Mrs. Arth\lf Skmner and kens, Mr. and Mn. Anthony Ruathe charter was presented by Mr. 60ICI anu three suver arrows. of Sprin&f~eld, more ;treets to. be heard from . Mrs. Lewia Sauer, Jr. sell, Mr. and ¥n. Roll~nd Ruaaell, Suer. One year pms went to Terry workers included Mn Roxie Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ltghtfoot and Cubmaater Holdren presented do•ctren, !Jenma webrung, W llhs Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones and Oiler Mrs Mary Frances. Baum;~!:embers of the BPW C!ub who son Jeff, ltfr. anc~ Mra. Paul Sisson awards as follows : Bobcat: Michael uurs~. Jetf !lw1, Mtl!:e ulobokar, daughter, Barbara, were in Athens d• ..:... Dftl d Hand Miaa canvaased were ¥n. Nellie Vale, and son \tealey Treaaie Hendrix, • Mr K nneth McElhinny Mn Nan ' R d d d Mullen, Ronald Tatterson, Gary Jtm ADOerson, ·Dan <.:row, Dtck Sunday afternoon to visit with gar ner • .,.,. •. '"' an • Moore, s. e Mra. Char1o tte p'errm, . · Mrs. ghter, Mr. andRuth, Mn. James au· F'inley and Bill Moore; Bear badge, rtoush, ~tlke Wright and Eddie thel·r other daughter, Sharon, a r•Ber;tt;;;y;;;G;;;r;;;ee~n;;;le;;;e;:,;;;Mn;;;;;.;;:Ha;;;;;ro;;;l;;d;;;T:;h;;;o;;;m:. EleanoreeandanLaura Jdl llurt, wbo also received a gold llaer. · ·wo year pms were awarded student at the university . Wesley Fry, ·Miaa Freddie Ho~da- Hoover, Marge Wilt, Mrs. Edith and a stlver arrow, Jim . .nderson, .uon Swtsher, David Michael, Eu· Capt. and Mrs. James Hartinger shelt, Mrs. Arthur St1auss, Mn. Forrest and daughter, Linda, Mr. also a gold arrow, Mike O'Brien, gene 1nplett, l'at Sto(·y, John and children, who were callejl ~ v Denver Rice, Mlaa Sally Schaaf, and Mn. Ralph Humble and son, gold and silver arrows, Pat Story, 11oodwin and 1..eonard VanMeter. here by the death of Capt. HartingMn. Olin Smit,b and M~. Edgar RT, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood and 'J.h~ reunng of coh1rs by the er's father, Lawrence Hartinger, gold and silver arrows, and Terry Reynolds, wh~ along with Mfs. son Keith, Ruby Mossman, Mr. and Holdren, a gold arrow. Weoelos and the benediction by returned to their home in AlexanHibbs, and Mill Lmna were at the Mrs. Norman Hysell, wayne King Wolfe badges were presented to tile Kev. rtalph C. Zundel conclud· dria, Va., Sunday morning. They City Hall to receive the contrlbu- and a guest, Mn. Janet Venoy and .d the meetmg. also visited with Mrt. Hartinger's Bv. LUCILLI ~W~IHI tiona when t~e workers completed son, Craig. The next meeting will Cross and Mrs. Lee Roush. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AI· their terrltortes. be held March 18. At the conclusion of the even· Dep Mothers are Mrs. Oliver Mi· lensworth. Mrs. William Baxter is ill at her ing a salad course was served by e)lael, IJen 'I wo; Mrs. E11a !iii· home, Mulberry Ave. Her slater, Mrs. Jones who was aaaisted by more and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mrs. Ethel Hughes and Mrs. Mrs. Ben~ Wo~e Is carin1 for her. Mrs. Pauline Gallagher to those !)en Three; Mrs. Marvin Burt and Nora Hamilton were in Gallipolis Miss Fa~ Thontas of Columbus I mentioned above and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Robert Story, Den Five; and Staurday where they visited at was the weekend guest of her par· Bennett, Mrs. Earl K.night, Mra. Mrs. Uoyd Wriglit and Ml'6. Roy Holzer Hospital with Mrs. Hury enta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. ' Mills, Mrs. James Daniels, t' rank · Mrs. Maude Ackley of ZaneavUle Will Reynolds, Mrs. M. L. French Reuter, Del) Six:. I"" Marvin Hurt is l!ommittee chair· Cheesebrew, Freda Saxton, Mrs. is the guest of her sister and broand Mrs. Robert Harris. thl!r-io-law ur. and Mrs. 'Benton In keeping with a patriotic man, Calvtn Slm11son, institutional 'Hubert Mace and c. M. Hennesy. 1 Mr. and Mrs. w . D. Parsoqs and Ponn. f ,.. . Eldon Kraeuter and slater, ,\Irs. Approximately $35 was realized theme, Mrs. Jones used for her representaUve, .loy Domigan; is Linda Fish ~f Dunbar, w . va., · Mr. if;,jll,;.)tobert Ebersbach Van Meter whose birtlacla~s Saturday· bl( ·the Boy Scou~- of Miss centerple~e a large blue pitcher treaaurer, 11nd Edtvfrd :!Jaer, Guy 111 S~nday w1th Mrs. Panpps:. and . Mlaa QtU ~ottl ot colutn· ~~,~:rpritsejl . were .P~,~IItlJ Troop 245, Middleport, when they spent ..:owen, }'hllip Gl~ltal' and Roy with white candles and a large red 1 mothu, ,lfn. Annlce Ohlinger, ''alld bu• were weekend gueata of Mrs. '' · ~~~~ d~~ aaaiated the Mot~era · Auxiliary of .<teuter, committeemen. bow. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan and Odetta Pierotti. · ga ere a "'e the Scouts in a candy aale. ' children, Don, Bill and Beth. Mrs. Miss Rachel Roush· of Columbus home of Mr. and Mn. Eddl41 H Robert ·MUls, Scoutmaster, and V ghan and children return d to ung, Chester Road for a pot1uck the auxiliary wish to thank the cit· au . e . spent the weekend with her par- dinner ln. their honor. Two d,. ens' of MiddlA.....rt for their ~ Dunbar wtth the Parsons and Miss ents Mr. and :Mrs. Kerns Roush. ..,..... ,.... Fish for a week's visit r.s~. and Mllll. Lewis Hlnda of Col· corated birthday cakes with tbe In tjle auecesa of the sale. to remember Among those attendmg the auto umbus &petit Sunday with Harry inscription 'Happy Birthday," were FollowiJig the Bale, 25 Scouta show in Zanesville yesterday were Hinds. served with the dinner. with their Scoutmaater and alllilt· eO Carter Fre~h. Earl McKinley, Jim Homer Carleton of Norwood arPresent were Mr. and · Mrs. ant Scoutmaster Gene Coleinan N utzling an<l 'Jeff Kokovitch all Kraeuter and daughters, Leda Mae, :went on a six ~lle hike. The hike ;m.yoa The history of the Lqra·s Sup· e • rived Saturday, 'for a vlait with his Dolores and ~oberta, lin. Van was a second class hike for ·the thlnlt cl per and how It ia celebrated in the members of the Royals Club of brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and M t M d Mr H El h' . radiator ' ddleport e er, · ), an s. enry c ID· bovs and thev all passed all Ml li"ath Methodist Chu•ch was the · Mrs. G. T. Carleton, Flatwoods. d Ch 1 De -•· d • ' ..me. T ' ger an ns, area, n..,. an, phases of second class rt~~~uiresu~ject prejlated by Mrs. EmerMr. and Mrs. William Grueser . Miss Eil~en · Welker of ~o!umbus Donald Ray, and Mr. and ~ 1 . ments. · thlnlt cl SliD Jones and read by Butch Bach- returned home Thursday after a vtslted brtefly with relatives here Hartung and sons, Edlar and Kerl· IACYOIIY MIIIIOD tel Sunday evening a.t the meetihg three week vacation In Florida. Saturday. . neth. The honored guesta recelve!l of the Senior Youth group of t . e While they were away, Mrs. Jtobert . Mr. and Mrs. Chtrles Buck and gifts. Education Commiasiofj death church of ·M iddleport The Jay of Columbus stayed ~ith the Mrs. Floyd Rurnlleld visited re· ~ Meet. Sunday E11enins CLIANING UPAIIING •rticle stated that the unleavened Grueser children Don and Deb· cently at 1Lanssvllle with Mrs. John oread used In services of tbe local bie. Mr. Jay cam~ Friday · for the Knotts who l1 f~ll) ~•· The Commission on Education of ~burch is baked by Mrs. ArUJur weekend and Mrs. Ja~ J.et~1;1ed tn re~nt r .L s·~ ~ I the Heath .Methodist Church qt IOOIJ ~ MlddlfllOI't met Sunday evening .,~~::anne Woodgerd, vice pres!· their home In Columb \\11~ bj.m h ·attack Saltur,dav .~~~~~~f. Joh) Rlcbardsotl,¥falil r II# , the chureh for a shOrt meeting. Jent of the group, was in charse of Sunday· \. ~ . ~ ' h~sa 1 .. S~. ~_..-ul Lutheran Cb.lir~ 'b, P.lt~ ''Jack · Bechtle, Sunday Scho~l .lte• 111eet!ng and gave the .¢evo· Visitors with Mu. ·.Jiubert",.Mace at ero)'[ ,-·and St. John 'Jji 41-an Superintendent presided over the .ions Which wel'l! on Le]lt. at Holzer Hospital Sunday .~liJ!I· Churth at Pine Grove;·,, ter meeting and also gave the devoA .proara'm "What is Lent and ed her brother, 'Charles ~m1th of llinnounced t~· ljj.ji -~ish Ions for the evenlpg. \Vlty Do 'We Observe ·n" was given Mason, and Mrs. MarioQ_ Aliens-· · . ...:. . servl~ji,)lf~ ,I ept· · · to serve-.srt · ter During the mutl~g the purchaaoy Swan. ' · worth. .. · · Mrs. Dev.staff and ' 11JA ~~le PfO~ ot Ui~ even· Mrs. James Daniels, Mrs. Elsie ghter of Fl · - ved Ibis Lu'!l'~r~n Church at Bear Brancli, lng of rilore h'ymoals were dlai:us· ing preparation for the Holy Jansen and Frank Cheesebrew, ing, called • llness of congregation ' near jDillll' sed aqd the possibility of inBtall· . ..;IPflliY¥1'111 -t~rviqlll ~.9r !Jie Junior >who have been patients at Holzer father, Eddie 1 1 b. · Indian~'. ling a clock In the Sunday School atld' Setidr 'foutlilltroups to be Hospital, were all released Sunday Mrs. Delbert Chase of Athens Richardson ,will preach hi. room. Also present for the meet1\elll. a~ .a o'clock· WedtteSday morn- and returned to their homes. ' who arrived Suilday evening, call· farewell aermon here on Sunday~ 1 lng were, Rev. Haymon Konktlght, .. . mg followed by breakfast In the rat McCloud, small son of Mr. ejl by the Inness . of her brother, March 13, and expects to asalll)l~ Mrs. Nan Moore, Miss Bess Sin· ~burch basement. and Mrs. Pete McClouli, is- ill at die Smith, Is the guest of her hi& work in his new parill! th~ born, ,James Euler, Mia. JaDiel , Following the meeting refresh- their home on S. Fourth·av. first Sund~ of ·Aprll. • , : ' Brewington. . lister; Mrs. .I. B. Weed. men Ia ·were served by the lf'C!."'Jl OO!inaelors, Mr. ind Mrs. Wa~!f~ till bona. . . FRIQDII MOUOASHiloT Mal;n•v AbAut p J e 1n peof) onteroy · wo B'rth".Juays Scouts Assist Celebrated.Sun d-ay · I.1n Candy Sole At Hartung Home ·. . Saturday T Service To Please You not only save time and work when you turn your to laundry problems over .........". us . . . you get service that satisfies . . linens, clothes washed sparkling clean, with care, at low cost . Try us soon and see! YOU WILL ALSO LIKE OUR FAST an- Pape r Prepored By Mrs. Jones R. ·d At Meet'1ng .., ...................... To £ecave' ;;;·:. ·... -r•e -"<. ·:·. V.."" ., tt TWO LOCATIONS FOR . · ' . Rob. l .nsonr(s{~·~ . ~. ·, LAUNDERERS - ' .I DRY CLEANERS Trl·Luster Cleaners Roblnsen's Cleaners PHONE WY %·5130 PIIONE WY 2-5U8 ID Middleport ... RADIATOR . Dry Cleaning Senice . M tz' .... • In Pomeroy *' Marllrn w881n l HACKETT'S . E. Malr1 St. $.Qrority C.hapter Members Hold Dinner Saturday , .. at this low price! 1960 hiGIDAIRE SUPER MODEL AUtOMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER Memben and tbelr husbands aa4 irlends ol the Ohio Eta Phi Ci~tliN· ~r of the Beta Sigma Phl Soro\'ity .vent 10 IAe M.ulill .lu:staurant i~ .llutdh:J>ort tor a dtnner Saturdat 1 at 8:30. The affair was plal)ned . oy tile· aoclal committee headed by btra. Charles Knopp. The grace be· .ore the meal was given by Robert .ltatber. Thoae attendln& the dinner we-,e Mr. and Mn William Everson, Mr. •nd Mra. John WIIUam Blaettner, Mr. ancl Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mr. and ll&ra. Kenny Braun, Mr. and Mrs. l'rank Vauch1111, Mr. and Mrs . .Robert Reinhart, Mr. and Mrs. Bill WIIOcls, Mr. ancl Mrs. Roser Dillard, Mr. and l\lr1. Jack Seelfi, . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mather, Mr. and 1\fra. Charles Knopp, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Pllul Huston~ Misa l-ouise Zerkle, J&clt Kell)i, Misa aitlrley Beesle, 1Aiaa Luc)' Amabirj'jnd Mrs. Bar· bara IBetzlDJ. Cub 5eodt;IJ!lold Lew, low dOWII pcryJMIIt, . - ·.....A- ter1111 In town ••• the lint tra() ls- lnafde the door. It's taay to get to. ecpy to empty. NIWI fULl SWIIP Of RADIANT RIATI Giant hooting eloment apreacla flowing heat evenly from top to bot• tom of the drum-drill clothe• "'-vghly, aaf,;ly, onclfoat*r too. Blue·&·Gt»ltl~~~ Banquet At Church Racine Cub SeOlWa celebrated or 'scouting with a Blue and Golil Banquet and Pack .' ' •. ,. . ' ,,. ,. .'., /1 . .' ,.. ..r , . ,;i ·H 11, .• d'\'¥1 •• Th& Amatuer ·Qlrdel!f!rl Club of NOl'lllan UIIIIIPbren for th.u' rea· . , '. "... . .... ' .~ \ ,, .. _, wAA~N·h TO ,MilT l .. Ullar'," "- ...,. 'I!Mi8' ,q , •• MlcldltPort ~ •14!trtbls .Wedn.. , clq event~~& at tbt homu VI - c. .. .. meeting Feb. 22 In the social rooJNI of the Baptist chureh. The meal waa planned and aerved by Dell Mothen, Mn. PaUline Johnson and Mra. Betty Haye1, auls•ted by thtt ot)l.el' mothefl. . Tht~ meetlna,opened with prayer by Rev. John Elwopct •·ollowlna the dinner 11roup alnglng was led bl( Mr. Hugh Calrna with Mrs. cairria at the .plaflo. Rev. Elwood a()IOke on the or11an· lutlon and growth of the Scouta and ~ntroduced Orville Wiles of Pomeroy, an otnclil o1~ the MOM Olatrid. ~r. Wllea presented' the Pack Charter f!l R,ev. Elwood as lnatltutlonal re~ntatlve. Wllea \'.• then presented lllf4• and lapel pins to CUbmuter ·'Hugh Calmt; l)ommlltee chairlllal\} Rev. Arthut Afr.Cauley, ntn ..-~ ··Jf\,r Betty Ray. ea CbmDiltteemen Oa ouah, Joaeph S~~k and WIIU. . ayes. . Mr. Calrna · ~tecl awards to 11 C\lb 3 Den Chief' and five. proapeetlVII Cub Scouts. He and Mr. Wll1'lf ~ell cllscuued .,_. : aible .~iclpielon· ,In the annual Scout-\\· Rama · ~~ Pt. Pleasant in March. ,.. . I DOth anniversary Sco,tl; e • ' . ',. l I•HI haleat ------------------ So many styfes to eho_ osnrom . SOHIO SERVICi ..., ~- . I ' ' .. ·'' i ... � 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 29, 1960 bailey burch cole jaynes whittaker young