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VOL XI - --------------------------------- NO. 269 LEAP YEAR BABY BORN Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, March 1, 1960 ~------~--- ----------·-------- ------ SINGLE COPY - k - ·- --- Meet Education~ Priso Mental Issues Thousands Hurt, 100 Die ln. ~arthquake Shattering Agadir 1 CASABLANCA, Morocco (UPI) - · An earthquake shatt~red three-fourths of Ule AUantic: port city of·Agadit just bl!'fore Diidniiht and high loss of life was feared 'in that tourist-jammed cfty of 40,000. · The Moroccan Embassy in London said at least 100 persons •ere ...,qw... to ""~~te. been liUed:and. "DWI.Y theusands" were ~ . ':!:.. - . . urt 0U8e 0 Co h F Iks • Today Shi•venng In Cold Rooms 'f . hiJpred. • . An SOS message from Agadir intercepted in the Canary. Jalanda satd a tidal wave swept tn from the· Atlantic ~ rolled over the devastated ·~ bringing iaore death and destruction. 8 ·AgaOUicials and employes at the dir said the old part of tbe cityMeigs Oounty coW1bouee were the Arab quarter and its poor hav~ heating difficulties again :doslem suburbs - waa II()' per cent today, with tho early morning destroyed and 70 per cent of the temperatves regilteriag the low- modern European aector and 33 est of the year in some localities. per cent of the port~s induatrlal quarter w~ rn ruins. Emmett Smalley, cOUrt howte · The city's biggest hospital was custodian, said a water pipe in destroyed and the injured and the ladies rest room broke yes- · dying had to be removed to the terday afternoon and the furnace French naval air baee just south was shut off. Workmen had to ell- of the city. cavate through the cement floor EitlllhiWI French wsnhlpa on • this morning to find the leaking Yilit to the Can1ry Islands ..,. pipe. Repairs are in progress. on1wec1 to po oceed at top .,..... Mr. Smalley said that the ce- to the stricken city to ......, ald. ment f109r at the rear of tbe The ships sailed - minutes after courthouse baa been poured over -m... on1ers. cinders and a chemical action of R"iclents Cautfat 51-.Hiif the cinders · corrodes the water The Agadir radio sos measages pipes. This is the second time picked up at Las Palmas, Canary during recent cold weather that lalanda, a.id the "strong earththe heating system in the court quake" 'that all but . devastated houee haa broken down. the city left an urgent need far The offices were being heated dbctors and medicines for the in· tOday with small gas heaters in· jured. Although a slight tremor hid stalled during the other break down. · rumbled beneath the city only 12 hours before the disastrous earth quake struck at 11:39 p. m. (6:39 p. m. e.s.t.) the thousands of tourISt jamming the winter resorte's spas and hotels were apparently~ caught sleeping. Milkman Crowded Off Street, Hits Utility Pole Tbe ~e::-!t':!a~~ Two Juveniles Arrested For Recent Offenses �.• ~ v IHE DAILY SFHTIHEL •- BROTHER 'HOOD' ·WEEK ... tA8~t~J.ating .t.:ditorially ..... ·~ ...... - wu held. Goieotl atte~ were ...-...! tn MJI, W. T. Stone, l!n. ~'lletd Jr. 1nd ~ IJYIJoUo!laOR Gf 1'1. · 0. Wt lin- HUIO Juhlin£, tlie Pomflroy - 'Mlckl!Eport Rotary liFt· I'~Ui :W•!Der!. ~- J. L. Club, _&ob Martin 01. ·t!*ta, and Si!>'!'J"' . 1J!rrr Di'W; Mn. ( o~lli kol'lh, Mri. uora' JI.?Ufh ond S&WING CLUB HM· SESSION the hoitell. , , Tile New Haven seWing Club Peli ntJetin& will 'be: at the met recently at the botne (ll Mn. D A. Smith. The afternoon w~ home of ljt:n. A.. G. Mehlman'bt aptont sewJaa: and aocially. During Cheater, ohkll on ·Karch 8. the meeting rtfrMhmcnts. were pill Knilbt l :' ' • "- .-·- •. . , .u.- _ pbaiJI stores in a~ tile maJor fields e.perl 1960 lo be another year of record sales That announcement comes from Godfrey M Lebhar • edilor~n-chief of Chain Store Age _ Jn the grocery field , sales of t.:hains with two or more stores are expected to exceed $25 billion for the first time. An importanl factor here will be tbe opening of 2,700 neJN stores, and the remodeling of 2.000 existing stores . The vanety chains also look forward to a big year, and will open 80() new stores Significanqy , a record increase tn newsp:t.per ad· vertising is a major feature of their 1960 promotion campaign . .. ....nt. The· Retailing In 1960 ~~Ill Of PI- So it goes. throughout the chain store indus· tr y All m a11 , new construction and the mod· ernization of extsting stores will involve a record expenditure of $1 .86 billion , as compared witb $1.63 bi!lion in 1959. • Blood Bank Not Spilling Over :0~ T,he tndepel!dent stores, it is safe to predict, will not lag behind the march of progress. This year, as in past years, they will be in there competing for the business - and doing it successfully. Whal it all adds up to is stili better service to the consumer - along' with the lowest prjces posBible that the condihons of the time warrant. S414ent yiie? Record Hop Thunday The ei&htb ifade elall of the Portl>nd IQ!ool lo , 1J101110riDJ (Cofttlnt#M flrtm ,..... On•) record bop nuanday eveiliDa. Glbba and the Pomeroy ltoard of ·Morrh 3, from 7:30 unW 11 ot Eduutlon for uae of school facll· the tchool audltodum, · it Ll an· ltiea. How Many Hours Slaap Martin 'To Speak o At Lions Club MeelJDIJ • Here . Graden Spoqaor nounm:l . VJratl ---o c Jlartin, of the Capital He has Jetved on numero111 veteran and p&triotlc apeaker's bur· eaua and commUteu, and haJ appeared before many audience• throulhout the state. Mr Martin bu traveJed e:denIIVely throu&hout Euro,e and hat made aumerous Vlllb to muy of the iJlandJ of Ute Far East and South Pacific. He comeJ to us with many yean of experience In dealing With. and dJacuuing public and government alfain. Mr Martin 11 a member of the Public ReiatJOns Staff of Capital Fmance Cor· pontion and Economy Savinga &; Loan Company and 1t ia tbrou.::b thetr courte.Jy that he Ia: appear· mg here His sub)ed is "Your Stake In 'M:Ie clau wjll sell bot dop, 10ft Fin~nce Corporation and Econ· drlnka and have 1 eake walk. Ad· mJ BaVlnll tnd Loan" Company Pomeroy - WeDdell Jeffers, miulon lll 25 eeata. will tpeak to Pomeroy IJons Perry Rigga, Erma Smith, Jame& Wednetday In their npllr aoon McHaUie, William Hendrix, Con. dar hmcheon meetiDI in toclal rad Ohlin,er, Joe Young, Mra. Ola room~ of the Fedented Cbnub St. Clair, John Cbancy, George Mr. Martin it I veteran of Harris, Don Collins, Frank Vaugh· World Wart I end U. He il • an, Mrs. dlabel Tracy, Herbert Dix· Past Dlreetor of Americanltm of on, Mn. Virgini.ll. Blazewicz, Mrs the America~ LeJlOD 9f Ohio and Welker, Vernon Evans, Leo a Put State Vt~mmander. , . Orval Wiles, Marie S. Polititt." Edward Jl'o&teJ", Walter DlU, Tom Roy Veda LeDieb1 Donors were: • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mardll, ~ , I Minersville Woman lo Appointed Crew Cb.ief Appointment of Mra Bertha L . Scott aa a crew leader for tbe 1960 CenaUJ of Populatlou and Houamg m Meigs County wu announced today by Supervl.or A E. Harmony of the CenJW Bureau's temporary - datrict oHJce m Atberu, Obir,, !drt Scott retidea In Minenville. Eacb crew leader will tupervile about 20 e numeratora in tb~t big nationwide eenaUJ wbieb becm. April 1. Crew leader tralninr wilt begm on Jlarch 9 for rural erew le~en . ILLIOTT RICOVIRING Mrs Jerry Hill, NEW YORK UPI - Ga. lloafo lu llo<Arthur io ollowiDC .IIMlllllt proereu Ia b1a nr.GYU'J frDa a nrolo&l<AI ollmeDI t.. -whldl: Ill ••• b011pit.alizetl. Jan. a 1IC A r m. y lpoketman aa.iwnfiM*L . There Wll DO indJcaltion WJMD I proposed opero~Jon 011 )'eat old llacArt.hur wiU . bf fM1o formed . ». ·u;, .. Letart F11ls, LITERARY CLUB TO MilT ' today her brother, Charles The •!hddleport Llterlll')' Club Elllott, is off the critical hat and wtll meet al the home of Mial Dana TUrner, BiDle Heilma dill on the road to reeovery m Char Bess Sanborn Wednesday 1t 2 p Jerry Diddle, called at the Reflmu Ieaton KemonaJ Hoapit.al. m borne recently. . n1d To You Save of Dollars! Tbe Shrinking Dollar The C h : n nftt?11!!Perce ' 91-_ ~ U~4 ~11·· i;w/:,e~s!'S in the minimum wage; S4tes rzpo~ J YIG 4/11~(4Qllilf;{Jf ~}'$!}l~Y! ~(,ill restrictions on the Interworth _less tod~y _ • at fN' llf_I1Jst!llf· , ..;f·!j!t,f~ ~~_!!nl bonds; to avo•d wasteDunng the c~ ~-"' -R ~w ~~ ~lij ~lf~:~n~; and to eliminate unne· . q. cesnry 'pel\41ng for public works, depressed sU,ried op 1ts ~~ YW· ,the (ljlwer of that dolfw b~ llfopp,ed f91Jl lOll are~s. C!ll)llllllQity facilities, veterans• bene· cents to 29 •• - ~ ill~ pi ~~ lip'Qe fits, '"d airport construction. This call is bas· quarters. And llu! Y'lil/ll of savio"" P;~'~Mlollli ed on ~ inescapable fact that t!le greatest apd ills.ur~nce h•s dn/J1P,e4 '!f''9F!IilliiY - as ,!n.t!l.e f,9T~• back of inilation is drunken-sailere~ nu'l)bers ~f ~~e W!l.o IPYst lly~ in or federal spending The Cham~~ also seeks w!lole or ip p~ ,Qp fi1(e.4 IQ~:~'I)es jlav~ l,earp- to rerS.ll,C/1 mqnopollstlc labor power; which is ed tAe bird w•y. •110lller imPRr~n.t source of inflationary pres· We Cllll'l c~n.Je YIIW ~ baPI*II~ In t~pe sU)'e. past. But we '!Ill !earn from 1,1 ~nd 111,. .,. an l'j'alw•lly enou~h. there will he wide dlf· honest effort to ~p llle dQllar's worth from terence~ of opln,lon over the deWls of such sliding still fui1JIGJ' d!llVD tbe hlll. For in- a pro~am - l!ul, tj!ose aside, something dras~ce, the CbaiJ)Iler caliB upqn CQil~rellS, In tic must be done, and done soon, if the dol· lbe current s~ssio,n, w (<~liP tl!p b,ijbW.ay Pr'!' l;lr's w.o,rth dQes not become 15 cents, 10 gram on a pay-u-you-go basta; to oppose in- cents, 6 cents and, ultimately, zero. ""Wf W New Haven Societv Events HISTORY Meigs County und 1 ~:~:~'1t~glhe house with his boord the cdae of I flax . Although he was in&tead o1 he WltB thede to make good promlse he had made while was living. Do you bei!Jye tbeae alorias? I do not an~ 1 do not belleve yau do. Do you believt~ these men were dellberntcly telling them and knew they were false · hoOds when they were telling them? Or do you believe tll.ese men ot a lower intellectuQI that would tell and be· such stories? No, I not believe either, as knew each of theilll and knew them to be me,n veracity was not question. and equal to or above the ~~~~:~"t\t,;,"f! ~l:JPt~•ddl~ or awaJr'ih ...until (b'e been torn dowa many yeara fDd a new modern houae 1tanda on the aite thla old houM. BuJ l•;,~ It ll at the old houae at w.bleb [I our story take• plate. ThJ1 ltDI')' told me by • telpooalhle, 1 truthful old a:entlem~ mucb ol~ ·u , than tbe mttn wbO &old me other •torlea. P'rom the age of the man whtn be told me thil 1tory and mf a.r:e at that Ume and aa It, happened if!! hla younger day1 the event pwat have been more th.an .OJll · 'hundred years 11o:· t · NMeililfer . the old genUeman would OOC!al· ""'•llr nod hlo ))etd ao II ,t ,. phaJIIIng the truth of tb• •Y· ·· Hla atory. Ttlere ••• j flrmt'f ,J.l'ftng in thl• lloull!, Which at that . ilme waa a comparaUvelJ new ..::~~:..~~~·n:;~ w., Autommivc X-Ray bookle!o. Get hooeol, foctual answers to your qllt:!tionJ in cuy-to-rcad, euyto-undentan4 form: · ~-io-prlcM1~---t Er:.a,zcy. fad arleta? Geltaldll rlllltll Sb...,onp-noo .WC.cmractCIINIIllftitf lust a few miautc:s aepanating f1411 from a.g- at Almana-: J!'llllCd c:laimoniay aaveyou ~undmb ofd~ Ji:-Rays ..-. r... •• )'0111' Rainl>lar deola'o. u...,.. suppiy limited *1795 Mrs. Paul Cunningham, Mrs. Bumgarner, Mrs. Harry Pickens, Mrs. John Ridgway, Mrs. J . V . McGrew, Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. Loul1 Karsehnik, ¥t's. Wlllard DonAld Ol'ilinaer, Armttrona:, Mn. Thomas Hotrman, Mrs. Law· renee Llevina:, M'fl. John HC!tfmt.n, Mrs. Paul Rickard ; 1 Mrt· ~chard' ·M'r•. and gilts 14.11-14.40, 206-220 lb Ib 14; lOWS 21k higb.lb 12-13, · - lb boora 25c hllhor JI.7D. ' ' first census wu be· e<:.:._,__ a population of th' REPORTED IMPROVING Mrs c. L. Arnold,•Athens Road, baa returnt:d from Rand. w. va., . where she was called two weeks ago by lhe critical Ulneu of her son-in·law, Charl~B Elliott. He is reported tome better, and is in Ch1rleston MemoriJI Hospital, Room 213. Get Ramb!Jr's FREE Automotive,-X-Ray :NOW ' ICARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SAW, mlit. Mol~ St.,_..,, 0111e -- - hOUJII! or Don't buy My new car 1i1l you rad tbenew IHO ~~le The of Refreshmentll were 1erved to i\frs. Thomas Grlmtead, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs William McFarland, :~rs: . bert Mrs Harold Capehart, Mrs . Ray Grew, Ml'll. We11,ver . Mrs. James Cunninlilham , Lelah Jane ~frll. Jo11ephine Miller, Mrs. Sybil Smith , Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Layne, Mrs. Douglas Miller and Mrs. Melvu~ KDiP~• .Mjt· , ~.~~---, gomer)', Mf>i. Haro d Sayre and son, Mn. llot>ert ami thft hostess, i~rs. AUXILIARY SESSIQN HELD The American Leghm Auxiliary met Monday evening at the Legion Home. The mlletmg opened in regular form with Mrs. H. C. Roney, pte,sldlng Representatives from lhtl Junior Woman'& Club me~ and made nnal plans for th eir jomt record hop with lhe proceeds aoing to the Heart Fund. Plans were abo made to serve the Legion birthday • .next mornlna:.e He a.aured m , spirits, tokens, etc., and The .,U\at tbb wu a true ~tory, that he ~Ut~ved by muJ peoptc1 • ~i'ctually snw find heard thl11 and ,,do not mean that every 'Wduld maktt Oath ,,o Ita truthful· one told them and that every ono •·. tit••· believed aucb 1torles but one • Thotc two 1torle.s were from bundred yean uo many told and 1 • Letart TownahJp, now we will believed theae &torlell. ,, move up Into LebanQ,D Townlhlp We do not have to 110 back to tor one., day1 of the ancient EgypUa~ . 't A ~ · :tou tQllow uP lll:e river on' to the daya of Pl(an Rome, ti lout!\ No. 338, abo.11t W.e mile be· even to the daya of Columbu., · ld,e reaehln1 the Ravenawood the IUPerltltutlon ot tbat Ferry, the I'OJd m&ke1 a direct made it •o hard for him to turp lo the left. On the rl1ht men for hJa voyage and ·~: lllr_!! Jlde o( the road tbere 1tood a trouble lt cau1ed him on· 1 llfle and very -old bOUle, i.nd from Ita appearance, 11 l remem· ller It, evldentl)' WIJ 1 very Jt.od h•• JJnlted the St. with a a~~Jt\ :~:L~~~f:; ~ ~~~~~~~~~·:h•~Llo::•·• llorlel( thin to'id •bout ~~ . nor Jel.vlll house in tts day. The old The ;and .canfl)' teen.th. year: Mrs. Wuham land. exchanged. HISTORICAL NOTES Wtlen he r~Hed the hank o_t i.~llff, cUI)'lblng or W~ii\lllnl down Jt eon· tlnued ita walk out Into the air 1lill strokln& i" )!rea'!.. t'tln& those mo.i.nJ: lt& broUght ' It to the bunk creek oDiy a few feet from he was standmg, and igaJn In& its breast 11ntl uttering unearthly moan 1t disappeared 11 If the e.v!~ . had 1 opened and take n it ln{o" IU depth&. This hou se was then occupied and he tald ae his feet were then loo&· ened he r1n to the house, on in the door without asking adml•· alon. Tlley taw hla condition that aom~thlng had happen.od to him ste<~.d PUTS ALL THE FACTS AT YOUR ANGERTIPS! FULLY ILWSTRATED!• AUTHENTIC IN EVERY DETAIL! The Good Will Clul> met Fr1day evening at the home of Mrs Pan sy Fry. The evening WdS spent playing games and secret sister gifts were By Wolter E. SIDe• hear ~ this man going · around * Comparet The 1960 Economy C.in * Comparet The 1960 Standard·Size Can * Comparet The 1960 Medium-Priced Can CIOOOWILL CLUB MilTS OJI MISCELLANEOUS '• Ohio waa admltted to •• the 1'7th1 ttlte. American novelht, poet ~~~:_'j~l~'lf Willi&\" DOlO !lOWell& ., ·exas, Colorado Highway T~ed lnJo Ice Rinks · • .FULl. WIDTH. .F(lEEZER ' • FULL WIDTH CRISPEif' .. . . . ~. ~ · CIDCA.GO: ~DI rain turned ~ 'i'O!Q·]W!wm lhlo ak•llQ >Into. tho' lll'liiY ''prepored to reooue e!Hndell CoJo. ndo naclim . 8nd I .aub-aero c;oJd weve apHid today. •' tolQltey' ,• SUPE~ STOR , iCI'OII the Travel ''lllrouldl · borili, -. .oirf! wu 'eallid N!!eo.,IY doa· •~·-·· • S:YR. UNIT WADANTY reroua 'I>Oeouae of .• · .....-tct lhe ~~~ •ld rJiil_. ~ . ' ,opoiad Adluau- •••· 'l'lllno- 10- • CHIL.'-ER·FREEZER TRA'( •• :boule. Hla nel11hbor lived aero11 river and tbeJ eould eall and forth to eac:b otbe1'. orten ex~banged work tid. • -INTERIOR LIGHT tile man oo tli•l;::.~ aetttna teodl 'lor 1t - k lho ne&t doy ·'tlj~inf ·: f#. lhoUJed ""'" to mtlli ~ tl\e 'nlto IIIID et"-le'· Ill• .. eould ~~.;=~~ Jit lilt n~ thread . tG Wtliv.t DOOI ' • aunER Bitt r.., • 1 hJihWI)'L ' Tlto ~::fl!i - ' I~~~:f~~~~i{f£ .~RGI n cu. n. :~~~~~~l~!t,;I~~~Ej~t~ ·siZE ' w~ INc'U,JDES . ' .. EAlt~'(t ILOOMING RIGOLD PtANTER ...., -ni-AD~ '' CO~E IN ~ffD-.t' y··~ �~· • -'· Panthers Face 6.8 Don Cox Of Gales Tonight ATI'IMI'I' IIAIII ,"DOUILI' NEW Y'OIIK UPI-Diclc Engelltitllt of PenD Sbte will .ttempt • l!lite "•ouble" illoor Dayton Roosevelt Heavy Piek in the lot-A in· du:mpionJhjps at Ga1'den. Satur· 4Q nllbt wben Jle runs ln the l,OOO..J'ard and the three-mile fiYei!!la. Ron Deboy is the only ~- ever W win both event.o; 011 ~ tlle same progriUil. H• acbiev44 tiM double twice, in 1957 .and tratll ~ AU-STARS Sqwm co!~~ ~J'!~~~~-~.~~ ~!ew!t!~!~ - -- - - lift, - to-the-wire b1ttle with i el)~sel); T..m Polnh l . ~aytoJt Rtv.M (le-......48-0) 229 2. Cleve. E. Tech (2---17-1) 209 8. ~ Tlmken (2-18-il) 173 t . ¥Pia (2-18-0J I~ lt Marietta (16-2J 84 Behind Dayton Roatenlt, Cleve- 8. Salem (16-21 79 11nd Eut Tech a nd Canton Tim· 7. Lllkewood (16-2) 74 ken in second and third place 8. YoURJslown East (16--2) 63 domJnated the re1t of the top ten . 9. Toledo Scott (16-2) 46 Xenia's 18-0 record waa good tO. CGlumbus East (14-4) 42 enoueh fGr fou,rtb place, and Uke Second r"~ 11. Elyria ; 12. ToTech and Tlrnken., for two finl· tedo Woodward : 13. New~rk ; 14 place ballotl. Portsmouth; 1~. Springfi4ld; 16. Rounding out top ten, Mar· Urbana; 17. Norwalk (lJ; JB. Ash· ietta was fUb, Stlem llxth, Lake- "labd; 19. :E.stwood; 20. Cleveland wood aeventh, Youngstown Eaat St. leoatiw: Phone WY ·2·1255 elght.h, Toledo Scott. ninth and CoOtherl~ Martins Ferry, Steuben• Main St. Pometu)' tumbus East lOth. ColumbUJ Eaat's vllle, 'l'oledo Rogers, Pomeroy, Ak.,. ::;::::::::;::; ::;::;:;:::;:;:::;:;;1;;;~14-4;;~-~~rd;,.;w~a;•~t~he~w~on~t~ID:;,t~h~~e ron South, Wooster, Canton Cen1tral, Cleveland Glenville, Van Wert, Troy, Cincinnati Central, Marlon , Archbold, Clearvlew, DaySINGER STORE·WIDE ton Northmont. _,..nted ......,. Motorola RADIO and TV SALES and SERVIa tb., Cleland's Sale..A..Thon for '60 Game Time Is 7:45 In OU's Gym · Followed By Athens Versus Belpre Cox ls Lantaster's leading seor· er by f•r. as other usual starten have all averaged under 10 pointi per game duPing the season . The big Doy was llf:(Ond in his league 'll "Corlng with 179 points in 10 games and a\·eraged 14 rebounds per game. Lanca5ter'a season record is oow giving highly rated Zanesville a beating earlier this week , and "looking good" :~gainst lan esville and Chillicothe in re· cent games, according to Gale fol luwen. I;HO aner 3 Resignations Wipe Talent Out OfBay Area , Unlted ..,..... tftfern•ttenal Three reli&natiOns, ali ' .Jtmmed within two houn, left the Sao FranclJCO i81Y uea shorn today of aome of Its top.notcb balketball coaebel. "Thi.J team just wasn't. ready fot· the clau of cotnpetition it ran into early in Ule season,•· these followtin! said today. Accordms to the Lancaster Eagle-Gazt>tte Sports Department. the GaJ~s met some or Lhe state's tup teamli early in tbe season, sueh a& Marietta and 1Mona: Lotumbus teams. They loat twice to Marietta, for example, by counh of 84-74 and 72-60. Daily SenUnol, J>Qmeroy.Ml.ddlep~rt. 0 , M•rel! I, .1~ were jlldged belt while Rutland'• were rated ~ond. Rutland Grade ICOUTt INIOY JKATIIIIIK cbeerleaden are Jane Lucal, BI.IJ..ifi BoJ Seoutl and Cubt of Troop Lou Martin, Sheila Crilp, Char248, &utland, accompanied bJ their lotte Smith and Connee WU· families enjoyed a skating party at liama. tb.r Sbte-A·Way Tuead.a,. evenina PTA TO MilT Atteodilil: were M.l . and M.ra. Cu The We1tern LocJil PTA will roll Snowden .and tollJ , Ste!ve, Lar- meet on March 11 at the Rutland ry aad GIIY, Kr. and Mn. ltichlird school Tile February meeting Willll Lucas, SUphan and Jul.la, Mr. and I cancelled due to conflicting with ~ the Lancaster Gales, a club with a 2-8 record in tough Central Ohio League play, and led by 6-8 senior Don Cox. . Colum-bus Linden llrKiiJ1ey . . The ft~L United Press Internst10~1l Qb~p blj_h school basketball rahngs ~ hrsf P1ace vo!es and won· lo11t ~econP, t~rqgh FeQ. 7 m par· c •• :.ty Pomeroy's SEOAL champion basketballers take to the Class AA tournament trail in Athens OU gym tonight at 7:45 agamst velt is the overw helming choice of umbw City League title In a down- the United Press Internatlon•l coaches' board as Ohio's 19ftD.60 hi gh school basketball champion . The final ratings kept the un· ltJC18. defeated Teddies where they've been all senson long, with 16 of 23 eOachu Pjckilli tlltm lor Nq. 1. PltOV.,.,.,. T....,i. Wit.b the m.yt bic!al ctoWI Had8n. 114. liHw il•fJril. MN•., wra"pped up, llooleivek ia tM teara a.tf, y..,..._ to beat in the rurrent high school "'.;,-;;.;;Oh;;;;;lo;;,(:_IO.,:J.;.------,1\oW'nament p.me.11 enclinl in fbi· r--· al.s March 25-26. ........ N . 8WS I eoln. homa. ""· cmtal DoYil, wile ol tile Rev. Georte Da\lil. MetbodiJt min· iller here, autfer~ a hroken wrllt in a faJI ll the flkate·A·Way OD T ue~ eveoin&. Kn. Davil • • attending a skattns puty for Aut- land Scout Troop MS. She ... treated at Meigs Gener.J Hospipl. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller lli;nd family of Athen. were Sun4t>' Mn. }iarold Ri ce , Ellen, Rotemary . . thl' Grade Sc-hool Tournament. All guellta of her pare-nts, Mr. tnd J4n. Paul and tnvid, Mra. Bernice Horf-1pare nt s and interested pel"80ns are William Folan . lllall , Cbarle.s and Stnie, and Joe, urged to attend . Th e W~t~n LoCill Mn. Ethel Kinllef of canal WinM.artM and Bobby Hawkina, Kev. PTA now bas 146 members. c:heeter recentlY •nt tevual dfyl aDd lin. Gt-orae Davis, ·Mr . an_d IUTL• PER·~ALS Jlra. Vetoon We~r. Dea11 , ~>enma -NO . ,....,..... with her motheJ" tn4:1 brother, .Mra. and Donna, Mr. and llrs. Robert ~r . and ~ - Wdfurd Hale a~ Belle "d.artin e!KI )lutin and KiAa, Tlmm,., Tommy and carole. thJidren of Ph1lo were_Pecent_ chilort:n. end gue1t1 of Mr. 1Dd :.t:ra . R1cbard Lucat and family . Miss Sheila Crilp \fas an overMi11 Cheryl Wolfe of MI. Ster~ night gueiJ of Pennee William• l.ing, Ohio, vi11ited Connie Haley on on Tuesdal nieht !ollowin& the Monday . grade school buketbaU tourha· senior. and Chutk Dennlllon, 5-11 senior. at forwards, and Kelth Me· Clurg, 5-9 senior, and Gary Short, ~10 junior, at the guard positions. These boys have had g~ nights scori ng but are pot consistent. Me· Clurg is rated as 1 good set sh?t! artist, but he hu oot been cons1s· tent eitber. Tourney play opens toni.iht with Lopn going against Wellston at 6:31l p. m., the Pomeroy u me to follow . Athens tackles 'Belpre at D p. m. and should Athens and Porn· eroy win. these two old neighbors in the SEOA.L will battle aaain at 8:15 p. m. Thursday ni&ht. em "-:e): Robert Forrest , who h.u been confined at the Neltonville .f{oapital, ill improved and now at tbe home or hl1 mother, Mrs. Lela ~r- // re.t. ment. .' Snow.d4:n and daughters, Judy 4Ynn .end Mr. and Mrs . Robert Bears Still Rosemary. accompanied WiUb Nelton to Parkel1iibur.s ~;.[ where they viewed the new u.f· Lead In Poll For Best . Team Aalhorized lOOPicture :toe: In Case Of Strike The biqeJt jolt was tutn:ed lo Other lliarters for the Gales, by Pete Newell, towel-ebew.ln:g 1tr1· coached by homelowner Fritz tecist for Calllornla'• top-nn~ed are Glenn Kitchen, 6-1 Plinke, Golden flears, who annoMeed: Mon· clay ·that he w.oJJid quit tha 'poR' after thll 1e180D to ~Come the COLEMAN DEALER PLUMIJNG .onoliLICTRICAJ. RlrAIRS .onol IERVItl tchool'l athletle director. SENSATIONAL VALUE Brand-New Eleetrle Portaltle CHASE HARDWAiiE Harold ObMe, lfir. . ,_WY t.U11 .......... HURRY! · C)ljl W. . K ONLY • OI'PIR 111r11111 Fla. 271ft oMLV s49 50 .Just Beeelvedl JJpdted . . .ndtyt Why llliettl-e for • machine mllld.e b)' .an untnown me.n.utac~urer when you UJii buy " maOOirut r11111it by SINGER, and i""'antted by SINGER, ot ~ o loW, low ,prtee~ • The FAB~IC SHOP REPORT Pboue WY 2-2284 308 1!1 Mala Sl. '' Pomeroy TO DAY'S SPECIAL • K';'••v:· t~uosoN • ' . t• . . ·.·· a;\ 1,;10.1'411 HAJtP top . pmk a,nd white. A .re~i -~ ~'job .,hed, hi heather, ~!, , . ,:J'!) , :•brak.es,.hyjlramatic, ra,dio, be&IOJ". tWll.h ~- ou ca~'l hardly get these no more. !:;,~;·;:·;~~·~··•y ' $1·1.9 5 Loot ,....., hllllllredt of thouooado of poople fo ...d thot ... ~ - ,! \.} i ...~ ~~' .1 "ttie b~r· of o llfollme. Ia every detotlll ""' tile "'fUUor : , 1 .,..,. e01dD1huadreds oldoll1n more. The G•J.de.,. , . . . , • ... .looi-HIU..• car In lhe -ld. Aad oow-b 1960-wllh oil lit , • · d.'¥.C!Mi• atyle, ride, rooiD-tbe G•t.xle l1 • betler bay T•, thll IIIOI'tl &han •ver, Galaxie il Thil 1960 G.luie-ltr Ill ·Itt· 11 1/all ~ of/M Ww-prl,...fuld. aJ•mo1.1r-hu .U the roo111 you'd'~ar will Wont 'l'huaciorblrd olegoaco1 Loolt or or ...,!. Moro ""' .., '""' "'f"' 'for • Galulo'orlcb .. rpodqoad ,ploatod !obri"l P"'*ffTT 11011',.. ,111- MP Yo11 wtnt Thunderbird performance? prlotrl aan. Thunderbird's own V-8 givee It to you. Hone•tly, doe~ It a.ki. lmte to tpend under C.luie's Alopl01 tafety-vieion hood. more when you oan traftl -in luaury at • Woar • .....wful world of rid<! low Ford priao1 We're nl~· toor••- · Feel how C.le•l•'• new wido t...d "'!!five. ¢~1 wilh • ririe orrd I deel:tq ~ ,..._ Yt4 bo olell,lbtod lP NO J'l!l /!liW. . • · . loor-loDiroormlupcuruaourlthe. lbua..., '* . · tenl 01 .... the motion pieturea . ZANDT ' . ..a ' """'111" \ ' ,I •• . Troy 54 ' ' . r '... c ••• .. ·,< ' ~' I ..' 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PATRICK CARDI You don't have to be a Flanagan or a Finnisan to send our mirthful St. Patrick cards to loved ona, relati~ and friends. Bee o\lfll MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO STARK'S Pharmacy Pomeroy E. Main Sl. LENTEN SPECIAL I Through the entire Lenten ·Season we ore offering a special which will be sold in our restaurant - car service - or Carry·out Haddock Filet 15-6 as. Fl1h Sise) Choice af Home or French Fries Cole Slaw Hat Butter- Dipped French Bread c Caffee ungthy Dlness Surprise Family Birthday Party For Mr. Folmer excitingly . k" . ~ _.,..f~. ' , .,, ~ I' S~EPWEAR '- Georle Sr. ·· Pretent were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Folmer Sr., Mr. and Mn. Pearl~· Wlrdl, William, Georie lr, IDd Take 'Em Home Order By Phone ~r. For Mr. Smith new ... A eur.pl11e famUy birthday PII'LY waa held reeently at the home of and Mn. David Davis, hoi\Ofo . Mn. tlnta' father, Ended'fu~y ' ,\ ; ..'., .I ~• Ij - each' J1m11 Folmer, Mlaa :Ellie Sdw•rda, Mfl. Don•ld Folmer and· .)Jr. Fol· mer'a tour Jl'lftdthlldfen. GeDe .-4 1\Uity DavJa; and Sheila and Donnle Folmer. Mr. Folmer received m1ny nice ind -lui CJho. i CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Phone WY W41Z W, MAIN ST. Paint Special! LATEX ltUIIERIZED WALL PAINT e e $3.69 gal. BULK SEEDS e Salla Flnlell PRICED LOW! I " Wllbable •Fill Drybtg sunday were 8 Beaullflll Celora Mrl:. StanttY. JonN, Mr. NG:rman llteallum, Mr. DH Rt1 and diUib.len and Do11111 and Mr. ••d !ln. w,.~,l. ... cra11 and Yliull NIX'!' complete Une of Grau, Flower and Garden Seeds ' j\ • ePRIVATI!=. PARTY ea.cpr19N On Display • New 1960 Wallpaper eB.\~QUET Headquarten for DuPont Palm and Varnishes TO PICKENS' HARDWARE SPECIALS on ,Mornlngs at Broadcl8t Dlr ect From The SIOre. Op.n 1 A.M. ta S:JO P.M.,_ Saturdoya,'Til8 P.-'~· ................. ' . ·. e ~J!I'l:lNp ~ . 1, and . . IJOJEL f$ltiN : ,,. . I . ~ . I'OMIIll~'l :lilT ''.~;, ' Primo " ' 10 ·10 . ." ·• · MIIG$ 'GI~ItAL HOSPITAL Admitted! None. Discharged: Ricky and Randy George, Rutlandi Mra. Jllllles Ward~ Ch.llhlre: Lawrenct Perkin~, N(!W Haven. � 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 03. March 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 March 1, 1960 schoenlein tuckerman