https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/08421c09a51b40eb672c688f2c9d7e15.pdf 43040f8afe5e6ff10d4ae63983f95a5c PDF Text Text • e ' 8-.J>aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marclll, 1960 • at y • enttne - WEATHER ' =-=-= VOl; x;1 ·N!). 270 :-=-- ---------~--- ~ · ~---- -- ----- I\IASON CITY RATES· COVETEJl1SCOUT HONOR REmEmBER the IRISH Me1~s Students At R1o Grande SecrJnd Semester * GIBSOR ST. 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. �• I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-~dleport, 0 ., March 2, ~~ ...- - - - - - - - - - - ; Middleport will meet this :paura- ~.r---·--------"\ day evening at 7:30 tilt Se:aior 'lheAlmanw: t" Dailt 5eritiriel to an ann01.mcement by Mrs. James .Buchanan . Daybook , •NG TOD.\Y AND room at tbe bigh school actording ' lfoirPONID OR.DIR TO MEET \'ESTii}RYEAR I . HISTORY County OF The Loyal Pals CJu111 of fbe Mid Bethel No . 62 of tbe lnl6rr)Jihon· 4ltpct\ ctnareh or Christ which [ 411 Order of Job 's Da_uJht~, will Toda" is We<tnesda", March 2, wu tb bave met last night ha s have 11s regulitr. "'"_et_mK _Th,,r~ay ~ J ned iiS meetinJ until the at 7·30 p m. w1th Jnttlallon bemg the 82nd day of the )'ear. with h •d 304 more days In 1960. third TUesday of ttle month. e · The moon is approaching it.ll - -·,-· ,,..,-,.1 , •· ( '/ / ~ finlt quarter. MeETING ANNOUNCED ~ mrc 1.1'8 rtnti.Ollnce Th , e morning sun are venus, MUCILLANB6UII The P•st Chiefs of Magnoha p ra)·er f) ate8 s · HISTORICAL NOTES Temple Pythian Sistt!rs will m~et Day Mars, Jupiter and :aturn. h f The Alfred Mqth.odist Church ' The e~e~ung s.t ar 1._s Mert'UI'f. Thursd:.y t>Vf"lling at t e homo p will hold a World DaY of Prayer On thai. dote m huit.Oiy : Mrs. R1cbard Campbell. :_ Service at the church Friday In ' 1799, the General Post ' ' Mar<'h 4 at 7:43 p. m. ine peopl~ lice was aet ~p by ~ongreu. . MOTHERS TO ,.lET repre*nting Lhe various counIn 1836, tlie _lerntoty of 1'exas Th"J Senior Mothers ('lub of tr~s will be dressed in the cos- was . declared mdependent ·from tu;tnes of that cou ntry. This it a MeXICO. l:i~~~f servict> ttla.t cros~es all ~nom IIii ~923. a new . we~kly news natio nal line s, and If you Jive tn magazm~ T1m~ hd _ the newsthe Alfred area and want 11 place sta,nds for the f1rst ttme. to attend on the World Day of In 1~. 521 penons were ~·~~~ Prayer .... We ce rtainly welcome by coa~ fume s aboard a tram yuu at1 Jtahan tunnel - the wont · road disaster in history . The Cbe.<~ter Methodist Church In 1949, an Air Force 8'~2 will observe a World Day of Pray· bombu, The Lucky Lady, made er Servit'e at their church tin the first non.stop round the world fo''riday , March 4, at 8 p. m. trip in 94 hours, one minute. -po Of l!i Mr. and Mrs. C1ay Bryant of Middleport -,ere the Sunday guesl8 of Lilt Clarlt Ihle family . WJiter 1!. SU..o Poet's Cotner When Junl6r Got SnoWhund wind b1ew hard, snow fell faat sheathed across the road. l l ' o,.~ ... came mut=h to fast for cars To keep 41 car sw~pt road. Ca~ crept and slipped and skidded around · And I was lmmeward bound To park Junior in the yard Where he became snowbound. Ptesbyterian WYF Holds-Regular Session Sunday The Westminster Youth FeUo..tshlp of the Fin.t United Pre•lft· terian Church of Middleport bela their regular,Sunday evening meet· ing in the Sunday School assemb])' room of the ~h.. . James Miher and .Mickey -Morris Jed \he dtvvf.ioru which includ- ed a Bibli ijijeSUOR .. aittl "dent'e, telf'Vi.!lion. It heaped snow high atop the hood period . We find the 11ame progress Even with sun visor round made in medicine, surgery and ft blew and drifted around the car all of Ule science!. When we con- Until it was abOut haU found . tbe buQ).an mind the great His nice blue ~oat Willi standlng If-·-"• in all these wonderful ad- !ortb . v~~~o~,;~,.;: doe• It -aeem ,.,...,,,.>[!!'.'contrast to fh'e white • you that it cold taw 4tind Was ftoom the to Unger · over north . and superstition time He had sUrvived tbe nlg"bt. I wi>On we used the ox-cart for tra· Knee _deep some places ,Vas snow !Blown anc,1 ~rUted by the wind. do A"'h eight~ eight no pllee ._~o go hid been mowed ,in. used unied · a ,Junior Now in loin.e mlsebief I mllSt get · Yes. the · nd With Uttle here to do · · advantemen in So I muSt Write a QOem tbe adv·ancement it has all the otber sclenj!:es. To bore the life of "yotJ. ; peculia'r ideas Composed Feb. 14 ~awf have been r~­ Copyright AgrJb Roush the woodev ~ RuocheL 11!110 flai1s to a t'le~ .., POmero#! ·ohio mind stands proud of lts anSwer Afterwards, Lynn Buchanan moderator conduded tbe busine~i to meeting. lt tbeir ruular .' : Program·~ 'ollt 6 p. m. With the ~~· ~. :Msj~~·~ let '""'''' Richard Ruppelt (~uotl -,,.. ' - -~ Northwest to still greater New Power Plant On Big Sandy Has Blessing L two-year Power. four-year He described the projeet u an· terma. Candidate~ muat detlpate oUter important step in the Syatbe leqth tbe term they are tmil•a eontinuins expraoe.loD ~ -kloJ. s.h\ce WorM War D-a pro. grram wlio~ by the end of 1960 Elim.inated by the county baud will have .seen th'e expendJt~ o1 aetl.on Ia the Western Local School cloae to $11,;-billion and tlbe ri6e Dlltrlct and the Nortl:lern Local of eizbt giant steam-electric eenkhool Dlatriet. Two Wettern eratinot .st.atioDJ totaling ~.000 ,000 members, Wayne , Turner, Presi- ltllowatta io Lhe great river valleys dent, and Robert Davit have lost '.lf thb F)ut-Centflll retlon . The their board positions by the coun- new -Big Sandy plant will be the ty board action Iii have all mem· n-inth in this series. bers of the Northern Local disHa 11lcl h LaWNnce County trict. tlta Wll MIKtwd bac:~t,~ .. It of. The Northern school contro- fwM a toOd combination Df an versy was triu:ered by tbe actHin .eoMmical. l.......ange fuel supof tbe· Ohio Department of Educa- ply, and ad.quat. watw IU,.,Iy tion in refWiiDC to renew the for cohHftti .. pur,.._, and a location rnftlng poe~lble econoe~ for the· high school in ttae diaFlt!t fqll_o winc inapecUon by mic lntQration Into the renMI• der Df the AlP Sythnl. state intpectors. The NorHtern Site of the new pbnt I! a 336board circulated .a petition set!lt· in& a vole on affiUatiq the di&- •cre tloact in a bend o! Ute Blj: Sanely on Kentudcy Route 3 a.ptri<t 1"1111 Albony. pro~Jmatel five miles norllb of . ' The petltion was preaented at Louw an t-hree milea dUe east J meetine of the county board of. U.e village of li'!Ulsbur1 . lt is ~.an. 28' at wbicb time ceveral al8ov direttly oppoeite Hewlet, w. the dlatrid, two .t tnna and three Jia;nera w1tbdrew (rom ~e for far their names Realardlelt of what Karch il like - ...nne n:w c:Mh w:iU be • breele at UP! And wbat a wOQderful variety ol f'ooda rou'JJ lind to •ve ont All the lamilil.r bNod.J: .o 'tofi"H known for depencWMe quality __ all low, low-priced to beap extra a. TEND I! .. d 1\lrS. Sellm Charles -Mt'IJJeli, Mrs. (,::atl Bllikam land Neutzl~- lb. RIJ ROAST .;. Tellitirciy . . . . . lb. 791: I(wick Krisp •· . R •. Bacon ...~,;,~.;.;_ .2 ' . .·• ~- . .. . ·'. . ·. ~ Canadial'l 8aocon· ... , ......... lb. 79¢1< .i· Short Ribs of Beef ....... ...... AIIGoodlk.... .• Sliced Bci4:'on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c Sliced Pork Butts ........... . Center Sliced Ham . . . . . . . . . . . RoII Sausllae . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . lb. 39c. Sllcod .... Choice Quollty Cholcoof4-Siliod '. . . Luncheon Meats ....... 'S.Os. pkg. 35c Beef LiYer . ' . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . • ,_. ,.... 1 . ...... " '1111 ~...~.....i s ' ;. ~· .,, ·c• sa~itary method of .waste disposal. Infectious hepatitis 1! frequently spread by contaminated waiter supplies. Uo not drink water unless certain that it jB safe and heal,th department will to test yopr water supply advise you concerning water 6\fPPlY ~nd sewase dispoSal. · .I f do not betjtll ' . .,. • I .•. .1 r·l·, . •~:C.~~...M'~iilltulh · ·· · • •t/".,..;w.. • -r~ .. r •; ~ ~-·~..,.., ·. . I I I It • , I' I . ~ •• ' • '. ' , ~. !, .. ,, . .'·' •' .. lb. 39c lb. 45c lb. 89c N I Chicken lreas'- .. . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 69c Chicken Legs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c Chicken Thigh• . . . . . . . . . lb. 65c , POD Roady ... Cop'n- c: Supo~Rioht ~&P SPECIAL Week.End Strlt 6 - 6-os. cans 95c Sale!: Plec.·•rSikM· ,. '· Swiss Cheese Florida ... VIne iUponed Tomatoes • • .,.• H'eadJ.At,tt.-ce • 2 for 25~ . CANNED FOODS · S ~le ·' . ' -r ......... lb. 59c Tbla week-end only, the 3-ll:i. bags Of MP Premiuln~ly Coffee are seUing at lOc off re,uW price. ~e endl Saturday, March 5th. Ail unbeatable bu11 .lb.-29~ . ~:~~ , Eiaht O'Clock 3 lb. $1.$5 ,, Red'Circte··~. a lb. bag $1-67 Luncheon. ·M·eat . . ' Chib •J 'I • . . . . . . . . M oCh' 2 ·;~ ·89c Fig Bdrs ....__ ....., ...._..... 2 ~ •~c '~ L cue ot·A • runa ~ J ' ,c •• .. .Ill\ . . . • •• ... FltiSH DAILY ~-:33c ·. 41« 7.99 cue 01 u ' 3.48 I ' 2.99 . Rtirti'ol ttl ·--" • ;•t ril ,.. ....._. .o..i-.19c!: IALI-fe..der .... 1 . · ' 8.40 ' • Bread 65~ . 1o.o8 I 9.43 r1 CUe ' 01 14 4&P. F.-etston.e Peach.es ' ' 21t: 4.92 .. I 4.7) i ' .. ' ":"~······ ............·--·.. .2·. v ...... ~- &eolh . : Bok~r •·, !f·:~:31b. bag $1·79 . ' . n Gi•r.t Peas· • • • ' , frutn · Oronge Juice • lb.39~ Oyster Stew . . . , . 2 - IO.Os. cans 59c Had.,.ck Fried Fillets : .. . .. . .. .. .. .. lbi 59c Dressed Whiting . . . . 24-oz. pkg. 29c Corn .......... .-.. ~ ._: 2 ~ 29Cl .. Pinto Bec;ms - ..... - .4 t!. 55C ·-~ ~ - SIIM4- a..Joe . Halibuf Steak French Fries ...... . 4 - 9-oz,' pkga. 59c: .Chill Con Carne . . 2- 15 h-as. cans 49c . CUT-UP FRYER PARTS! lb. 55c Pink Salinon . . . . . . . . . 16-os; ccia 5$t :.7 Cut Up. y,.y PIICk Y..,.. aad T...... froni\, A&P "Krlnkle Cllf"' Cold SfrHm 'Jeobe!J ... Ctlop,.Solld - 30 size )j Game Hens • • each 69~ Fresh Fryen •• lb.41~ RSH .FAVORmS 25-LB. BAG Size"A" Sultana T"na , . , .. 2- 6lfz oz. canl 45c ' ' ~T""\\• · WE ~ ' No·1 ' ~hullk o- - ' - 22 ... Sbt . ... Cornish .' u.s. ' I, FMNY ._ .. P 0 T A T 'O E S Community sanitation _ Ewery home should bave a properly built A properly developed qnd· protect· ed safe water auppl;r Is I "muat.'1 live-: better for Stewing Chickens lb. 39~ lb. ~· ~ 1ir¥fN«,~ 5k ~-~~/~(.;/ . ... ... 1 lAIIi.:.~..~ Prwh ___ _ Whole or Cut u,. Pan ltNir • '• Candy bars were servef; by leaders, Mn. Slleridan artd' ·Mr11. fohn E. Hunne1, to tho -members and four guests, Nancy J9 Mayer, Judy McKnight, LUlie Li~erril.ilt and Mary Hayes. · 59c LARGE END _ lb. Roasting Chickens lb. 49~ SMALL END - lb. II< ...... ·' LB8. , _ .... T_ _ ___ _ . •• Shonk Hall , ,· • ' !Thick Sllcod .... Su-lght !!!':~~lHqm . · · · · · ·•.. ··· · · · · 1~•. ~~,,~-,.jSiiced Bacon . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg~ 85c achoo!. 79Cl IW. . ' The meeting oPened with the Brownie Pledge. Plall8 were made for an all day outing at Camp Chester Saturday . ·~o,fl'S . , WiiUam Sherid~ exp1ained. how to make the artiCJes required for tht outing. Pin cushions made of jar Jlds was th':l project for the ·Mond!JY meeting. The Friendship Ci r.cle and taps concluded the meelig.p. . svp~~~ru·~·o · ·TEF••:aE~~a, ,EFEr, wELL ~.:MMED Plans were rilade church servjcell at Baptist Chu~h s~··~:~,;:? Brownie troop of , met Monday at, ·/5.:1~ p, m. at tl9e 45c SlllALL u Central School ·. Brownie lroop Plans For Services English or Shc:Juldet.Rotm .. r...a••.,; .. TURKEYS YIESH t!ulated · by · ·the board .. di. Dot reach -the P9~t .for. any ilffJCtftl notlee ·lait .. niJ~t~ . ·RefreahmenU the boatess to AAP SVPEB-RIGBT ... OVEN READY EleeU...,. · aetlo~ · .. ol Mr. Waggoner who · . ~ugh~ to present 1 new petition -~ · tiW bol,rd con.talnina:· ·~1 sJgnitures~ The tltird petltiqn cir· " tDj,f• c western ntstriCt. t'oreatalling the ·' ',• - · - . . - IIDd more iQlo )'OW' JIIUI'M! Add .orne ol lbe llo«d beloW . .. your -pine lllt.-then ....-.:i. rltllt onr to MP fw the ltV· . SHORT SHANK A · reiolutlon • wu t~ediately approved "to cretile tbe new North· the INTOA&P! • • • lnatnlment, , leaving it without aulficlent i1&natures to certify the quedlon to the county Boarll ol opast and look· (~oOC: , _ PlfO OMI .' ' 8.88 · · 1 · G••n • . .... ., • . ..... 2.76 . ' ' . 2-57 ' ' . ' cue ot 14 <. 8 cans$1.00 • ,, '. - ... Clae ot 14 PI"""'"• P - • ApriW ' P~o~re P!!U!!I'Y•~. ..r. ., . .2. - I.Jb. jan $9c Sall!cl Dressing ·. . . . . . . . . . pt. jar .ZSc AMP... · ' · Pork wltll IHM.,,.:.. 331-os. caft. 59c . . •. . . 4 - 20-oa•.con• 69c . • .. . 3 lb. pkJS.: 49c I· 2.39 Ann . Lell4 3:00 · I 2.39 ·· 61~ tmse of 14_ 3.48 .• I 49~ ,. ...... ' 4.6& 1. 1. . 4.13 ...................... . . . .. " ~ ~ ·-~· 55« ·' ' ..... , r... . . , .r ' ,... ' ,,., "~'" ~·v . .• r ~·- ' . �' Panthers Humble Gales 72.58, Meet A~bens :1flu~1lY Dayton RooseveltR --ob_e_rts_o_n_N _e-_a_r_U_n_anun _'_ou_s.. C . .,-h-oi-ce_O_·n-- -U-PJ's ::~ers;m ..... ay Unitecf p,.., l•t..,..l.....,l ~rated Dqtoal .I&OOM\'elt'a 1)(). 43 shelladdng of Jeffenon ht the Dayton Seetional highli&ht~ Tues- day night acuon in the state-wide high school Clau AA buketbaU tourners. Xema, p1cked fourth in the fmal UP h d led I rat..mgs, a JUS 1 as easy 8 ' dJDg at -Beavercreek, West carrollton 7l-3fl. Inpouodmg a major d d I upset, Co umbu~ North roppe a 69-67 deeilion to the team the Warriors had beaten twice during the regular season _ Eastmoor. Zanesville Rosecrans played con· trol ball aeainst zaneaville igh .and aftE>r .an almost unbelievable 7_2 halftim lead went on to win e ' 31 ·26 · Dayton Roosevelt once again showed it should be the team io beal throughout the tourneys. The Teddies lE-d Jefferson 41-15 at the half and scored almost at wUI, with L. c. Snow getting 20 poJntl and four of hi1 teammates allio in double figures. · 1n thf:' Zanesville Jtosecran1Zanesville match, only 14 free throws and control ball brought --e •-nesvllle the lo w 31 ·26 -v~ ~ came wi*hin a point the win· nen at 25·24 with 2:05 to JO, but couldn't tie it up . John Davis had 10 points ror Rosecrans; Bill Meyer and Paul Wilcher had 8 etcb ror Zanesville. ~-=--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=: .of t ~:::r:!: Get;h;Ch;~:·w Of Those Who Play The Game OM.. _.,.,,.AM. -,pp//f#(_HyVr We A.-. Proud Te ..II MKGrt~vor, Tht Choice Of 7 Molor L-o Bell Clubt. THE SPORTS CENTER Authorized ·MacGregor HeadQUIII'Iers MW Street Mlclcllepqrl AU·America Cage Team; Lucas, ~est N NEW YORK UPI~r IWb- f1nt or aeoond t~m cboice erttan of Clnclndati, hia)aellt teot· Sld-8 per eelll of tbe YOtert. er ln ~Uece butetbail h~. Lueu' name appeared Gft or 83.2 wu dtolen on the United Press per cent of the ballots; Imhoff on International 1960 All-America 75.3 per cent and Stith on 57.6. ttam today for the Utlrd atraiCbt TlllrM .Domlnat. T•.., ~, He wu eletted by ·a nearNover before have thfee playunanimous vote. er~ dominated a UPI AU-America Jerry West of West Virginia, ballot as did R®ertson. West aDd Jerry .lAacas of Ohio State, Dar- Lucas thia season . ralJ r.hotr of Ca lafornla and Tom , Robertson , West and Imhoff are· Stith ()f St. Bonaventure were the seniors; Stath is a junior and Luother pl-aYers honored by an all-l eas only a sophomore. The 6-9 time hl&b electorate of 338 writ- Obio Stale center is tbe fourth en and radio-TV broadcasters sophomore ever to win (his honor from COIIt-to-coast. following such famed collegians Of tbe 338 voter&, 336 made the a& Gola , Wilt <.."11-amberlain and amazing 6-5 Roberhlon tbelr firJl· Robertson. l:"lll choice, one picked him for . The 1967 Un~ted Pregs Intern•• aecopd team, and another exer- honal All·Amer1ca ba~ketball t.earrl d.Hd the democratic privilege of ll'layer.Sehool Ht. Ave. ignoring the Cincinnati pltenom Oscar Robertlon, Cln. .. . 6-5 34.9 on hiJ: ballot. J..-ry West, W. Va. . ... 6-3 21.7 RtH:onl P..-cent... Jerry Luc.., Ohio Stat. 6-9 26.1 RGbel'tloD thus apjeared on a O.rrall Imhoff, Cel, . . . 6-0 11.5 record 99.8 per cent 'bf the votea Tom Stith, St. Bona. .. '"' 32.1 c11t. Second T.. ~ . The 2l year old senior, rated -a Tarry Dischinger, Pu~ue eiJ;Ich to become profesaional baa· Tony Jack.on, St. J.t,n's, N. Y. ketbiJl's next new 11tar, ill only Jimmy Darrow, Bowling G..-..n tbe second player ever to be R.,.r Kalur, O..CW.Ja T•h elected three times to the UPI CMst-H Walkar, Brad!.,All-America team t~ince ita incepThird '""' tlon in '6.117. The lint colle'"ian Horae• Wtlk•r, Mit:- Sttt. so honcred waa Tom Gol-a of L·a O.ve o.buuc:h•re, rolt sene from 1~3 to lHD. Tom .......,., N. y, u. Weit, the 6·3 backcourt sharp- Wtlt hllamv. Indiana shooter who led West Virginia to LM Shtffer, North Carollnt. the . SOuthern Coofereoce champNEW YORK UPI- HonorabJe lontbip and an NCAA berth, wn mentions in the 1960 United aeleeted em the team tor · ~e tee- 1Presa lll~rnttional All·Ameria ond Ylltr in a row. He wa1 a basketbafi ballofing tncl1.1-ded the .__ • Gu,niQgW,'Wilson,Tutn t.I Career · AL.L-STARS - ·Cbol!eo ~~ LB. \ Ia Pom~oy?JD.l~:~~~~ .: ........ following men with two or bloft' votea etch : l;lavl~ce·k. N~well an<l, ..lied~, ohio State; Adams aq,;f y ~o Ohio University ; Case aad"'l genburk, Dayton; Davia .aDrd Rll¥Jm, ,qt~.~ti--'-~.:_-~- FavoretJ @ 'J.:o · .A . _ , , - White House Jl· ' •• ; f-'l.e, _T... ._•.,.....y . UA, v:ua•an.,.. . ..... "I think ypou•,... suppqHd t• do som.tlllftt. to wh1t'1 lnlkle th.m INfON you mount them en th• wall " The Pojnt Pleasant Bli: stamped ~hemselves u . favorites to wln~ tbe' · tourna~enl at Wah;~ .end w1th a 61~ victOry Parkeraburi Bit' 'Reds evening. ; . Skipper ' . V' . - - BASKETBALL SCORES . . ·.. The wlll set · the ieison rtcoro~ four lo..,s. · · H. S. BAS~I~L lt-t ranked 12Pl in TOIJRNAMINTS West ' Virginia in the Tbe .J)ig Blacts will open tl):e CLASS AA IICTIONAL ~~eetion11 tournament to be Pia)"At tMrtlna Ftrry ed ~ the W~ g:ym Frid,• y ~~~~l,~'•rt'Y 71 ltk~N:ort ,62 11 · t 7 30 1 t s e'·enmg ag.a ns over: pen~~ 69AtSt.0xforc1 Ct.ir'IYII.. Tueaday anight: victors the Ripley Vikings. J ~ .·, 57 ·oxford 1 alawWe 55 ..~ .I Friday'• secoDd iiDle :w:QJ ,plf 51 Taylor 5 ' the Wahama · White Falconi HtJ 41 G.-..nhl'b 3 against Ripley, and the Falcons, ~~~~~~~~~A/1 :'.:~~~ TwPo 47 despite the £act that .they've won 64 4._..._, 111• Cen. 59 only five games, tbi1 Yl!fl' .ilfre favored to win and move Into the ~t Dennison i• ... • ~.-'!!.~ ••••••••••• stan Mutlal atarted up tbe coaleback trau todoy but'lt otill look• like a thorny road •for Ted WilllaJna. The 1reat St. Louis Cardinal and Boston Red Sox outfielders ne tryinl to bounce back from the pooreat seasons ol their careera. Mualal hit only .2Gft last ~a1on and Wlllitma batted only .2M. "I feel better, &tronger, than I did thla time a year ago,'' said the 39-year-old Muaial after a hard workout at St. Petenburg, Fla., Tuesday. ''l think I'll make a comebl:ck." Chronic Nack Aliment Williams, 41, said at Scotts· <J.U, Ariz.• that a ebronlc neck ,.nment. pl8)' prevent ntm from $~1 ,this year. "If my neck doelln't get better, J doubt that I ~an play," he aald. "l'sn takina: some pUla which are auflpoted to have .an orange teed tntrMtent. They help the pain but they make me drowsy." The . Dttroit Tiaen .bibbed one their thtee bjg holdou\o when Frank Lary unexpectedly at Lall:eland, Fta., : and t,o terma. Lary. a 17-iame la -belle.verl · to have algned· . Aw.rlcan League bat· Har.vey Kuenn ·and Maxwell are un- Mate braol golden · • ••••••••••• D1!1114ran 11U. A,ll ,ftovol'l .l•r.s GRAP.• J·E llY .. ' ~•lch'l --- 20"' ~· ... -~! \:~:::::::: •• Hats • OreS$tS ~ .. I~~· POMEROY, __, __ 4 u.~ • 5~~·j'$t .. g.co~~$1~ ,. . · · . 4 cans $1. SYA,Ul» • • 24 ~z. bottle 39~ 8J.SQUI~ . ~ 40oz.ba~t· 47~ .. ]: •• ·.jo a.." "*•• Phillip Sisten Style Sho.p boxes ·-s~pi'iif!l r ·:b. ..:: 2 :p kp. a9~ · ··'fOOD · . . 7 cons i,. ARRIVING DAILY COURT STREIT • .', t · · 1t1110AtT · · · · · · · ·· · t; 79c ' cons · 'Ginge~bread Mix 4 .boxes $1. iEVant~ .$uP.tr Trim ~· S,Wift'a ~ P,ramlum ' • • •• 214 $!! o11 1o0o1 ' Viennq~ = v.~ 9' ,.;',po• ,-_ ....~ . cans GiiAPE.DRiNK·. • .3cans$1 . ·o-rr- s,. :. S~lft's of New Spring • • .. ~ ..~: 0 ~~r:~~~~~::~;;~ol~hio . ........ ••.••••• •••• 3Jaft1$1. , 43 ~ 12 ... B.ush't Shellle Bartlett Georgestump, All-SIQAL Sprl,.f'-td Public · 72 Sprln1fleld ,u,ar:U of the LOgan Chleltaias, C..holic 25 put on one or the greatest oboe· At Mad ·River · man shows ol area tourpam;nt NorthMOnt 70 Sprlntfl..td Shew-play Tuesday night in hia tea 's "" 41 60-M defeat by Welbton. · Tec""muh 51 Northentern 'S7 At M&ddl.town Ro1er Maris, infield· ,With bi~ Steve Dalton not On 1•,::::~:'.",60 H•mllten. 'T.tt 52 Lopez and "firat-b.t8einan the player li st., the hand~pptfd I• Garflald 87 Lakota 65 Hadley, all acquired from Chieftain s were down 36-22 with New ConCOfd • Kansas City during the wl.l\ter, 6:1!1 left in the third quarter. 41 Zane,vllle aigned with the New York · Y-an.. Here'• whal the 5·7 sh~p keea. The Yankeea' holdout list shooter guard did from then ~_p : ] Mc:C;;~;:I,:ino 61 N. Concord 47 numbers live, including Mickey Hit five straight at the tree IlTle At Euclid Mantle. of six attempts, ttole the hall Glenvlll• 58 Kirtland 43 drove In, h1t frop1 the ch-de, North 60 Clavtl.tnd -· "' • ~- -. -..... , o 2Q fo0411Jer -~j'L.a.n 42 drov~ in and ended bi• 56 half splurge With a Bedlonl , o ,· .,; _ ibout 11 mlautel Hay S1 Solon 50 · 08e scored 'l$ points Onnge 34 mates contributed but Stump's production the 1':;":;;:• ;1,!,~~;:~ night was a&. hta best I• Ron. At Parm 1 ' t • h ere Well•'•• led ot the quar~·r ourn1 5911p arma For the 1ald timehe beln... atanyteaat, UPI-Big s51 •• bun't Inmee ~ 7• -c~ William• •r II mark 12-11, 26·22 and 4"26. Da e · 1M "" " t l 0 tentlons of atlctin.. around as a Y u11 'oh C 11 47 ,.... ,... • Rnaev . rna Bowl Scharfcnbarger of Wellston h d · " n an us ,. At Columbu1 pact and possiblY lo con&lder 18 and played an outstandiDIII'!~~~~~ c. H. 52 Bu:l.., 50 chargea that facultlea are losing game defensively. ' "" control Die Ttn athletic policy. 1n other area timet, Gallipo~ll 45 811 Walnut 39 The Rose Bowl vote should be won Jta firat game of the seasan 61 c.a"'"'"" North lashMor 67 . ~& deadlock, preve11tlng renmv- n section9l ~lay again&t R~ of the contract under which Hill at Willston, 77·67. l N•wark 47 Mt. Vemon 41 conference picked a team to ;.,_,floldAt Palftt -Vall" each year In the bowl Point Plea~ant knocked ott 1' 44 _..lllsboroo 41 '"·'··· .peclal action Is taken, Parkerabura: 81·&6 ,a nd In Ute At· Paint Vall.., 58 Plk..... J9 a rule remain In ef- hen• win -ovtr ,Belpre, !h'd: At AthH• • a Ten team to Wltk'etMnt tilt 18 each to lead Pomeroy 72 Lanc~~iter 51 an invit·a- the 78·53 rout ot Belpre whope Wellston 60 Lotan 55 Dave f Wllco1en eollected 11 71 Belpre 53 polnlt. Athena led 40-28 01 hall CLASS A IICTIONALS time and ntver in troUble. At Mar.. n Formal Death or R pact Seen Thursday ... . H.11ftt'11 11 One Man Shmv ··'fr-'-'· 0 ''':iQ:!bu.4 ~·loh• wu' InLogan Loss ., Xonlo 7lift. w~:70 V•r411. ~~~~.... S8 1 1". 57 No. 303 c... • $tarkilt Cbunk style Nu-r.ts 0 1 .. night ......t I-._ ' ·: Diamond Comebacks In ·Majors ~~·~••::••~~~.,d :;:?~'§~b: Musial, Wi11!ams Poised For Stump Puts O_n '~ . ~~·E~~::::~r=.~ unllod ,,_ • •• ' ·' •••• ., '· '· ' .. omo ' drama 00 ·,li!I:A~Dit '~~ . . •'·' '· l ·, With Ne1f Spring .,;~ i_,,_ · .. C:()STUME' JJW.I~lY •• 1"!" • ' ' • ..... .........,. .... .. .. ... ' Rn· ' I• ' ' • •' • ' ' • . f •• ,.4o-. , I !.. ' ·_. • ,. ~i. ' �....,.. . . . .... ----- . .,.-- .,. --~ . ,,' ~ • SenUnel, Pomert~y-Middleport, 0 ., March 2, 1960 AUCTIONEER Complete S.rvlc• Crltt Bradfenl Writeo, PhorMI .,. Cont•et A. C. BRADPOR:D, Racina, Ohio. 6-25-tf WANT ADS I 1- FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 1' S cents per WOJ"d , one m.se-rllon Mmtmum chart:t- - 60 cents. I «=ents per word for three consccut!vc UL.<;ertwm Spccu.l - one month for 30 cents Pl'r word Fall rate of 3 ~ent.s p.."r wurd \H\1 be chaq:ed for adverttsmg if oot pcud wtthin 10 da} S after rccem.ng btll Errors 1o Advertlswg - Soould he repo rted Immediately The O.ily Senunel wtll not be responsible for more th.an one lnCI)f· reel mserUon. C&."'fi of Thanks and S.pectal NotJ('CS of Events $1 00 ObttlUlrleS pt~Lh!!Ohed al I cent per word 1 MO 6 DAYS WOJIDS 1 DAY J UAYS $! 35 $450 15 60.: 90c $li00 $1 HO 20 60c .Sl 20 $1 60 $225 25 7:k $1 50 J Experieaeled I RADIATOR I REPAIR PHONE WY-2-2157 .,'":".,--:~~--------;-':':":-:""-;:"--;:--;"-----..J 19 I For Sale IAgal Notice Legal Notice OR:DINANCI Na. Sit, TO PIX SHERIFF'S SALI SALARIIS and WAGII for OF REAL ESTATE .:MPL0YEES Of the VILLA.GI of In th• Common PI_. Cwrt of POMIROY, OHIO Meig& County, Ohio BE IT ORDAINED u follo1r1 b1 .~I!ORGE R. HAYMAN, .he Council oJ the Villqe of Pom· -•tart F•lls, Ohio ~ roy, .Me.l.ga CotmtJ, Ohio, twoPlelniiH JurdJ of &11 memben ele(t.ed VL No. 12.95~ .hereto concu.rring: tOSS SAND & GRAVIL, INC,.. SECTION l. That the following .n Ohio Corporation; et 111,.. .cale of salaries and waaea for Det.nd•nta ..Jllployees of the Villll&e o! Pom· ln pursuance of an order o .toy, Ohio il hereby adopted: ..ale m the above entitled af..tiOJ• Street Foreman, $1.50 per bour. . wtH offer tor sale at ~uhUc eut Laborer, Street Department, first •on, at the door of the Cour . nree months probationary period, louse lfl Pomeroy, Ohio, in tht ~l 00 per hour; After 3 months .. uove named t:ou~ty, on SutW'day , ,Jrol)j.Uon. $1 3~ per hOur. .h~ l~L~ day of ~arch, 1960, at 1 Ch tef of Pohce, $27~ per month. 1 ,o 00 o eluc.w: A. M., the foJlowm~ 1 Patrolman, !at 3 mos. probation~.~~~~~nbed teal estate oltuate ln th~.- 6 ry pertod, $225 per month· 2nd t:o unty vf Metga, township . of Le- 1J mos. probationary penod,' $235 ~art, and state of Ohto, to-w1t. ;er month· After 8 IIl().l probaPARt:EL NO. 1 Situate 1n the uon, $2DO ~er month. · .::ounty oi M.etga, m the_ state ol Pollee Dept Radio Diapatcber, Ohio, and m the township of Le· $200 per month. Scout Tr.oop Meets At Middleport .' Dal!t SentlJ!el, Phmeroy-Mlddieport, 0 ., ilarth 2 19·~7 . ''fiii1::'"-~ ' ·iiUfi•.' T oiiON , WI!i:tR.C.. . . •v I Jm.rv Rooms . . •'l I· ... C•• ~:00 4 :30 5:00 5:;iQ B;QQ 6:15 Comedy Playlio1,1se Adventure Time Steamb0.11 BilJ Quick Dr ;,w Mcf',.o'..W Stealnboal Bill JJm TnacKer :suow -6 : ~ We.atht::rcaat 't:3o News Picture ~:~ ~.nohu~~,nrinti:ley Report •..,.. om r-~::~,-rar~~t Iro . E:l.tra Policemen, $1.25 per hour. NAMIS OMITTED ( I ' Not1ces We repair all types of radinorthwest corner 01 100 acre lot ~fftee secretary, $1'1'.5 per month. The namea of Mr. and Mrs Jack OiilDER NOW ~iNt.;EH ~L~CTRICPORTABLE ators , from heater cores to No 234, Town No 1, Range No Ce~et~ Sexton, $1.40 per hour. Bondurant were unmtentionaUy Early order d!srount 1.1n all or· se wmg machme, Jn excellent the largest truck or tractor 12, thence south 454 rods to pubA88. t. Cemetel')' Suton, $50 per omitted from the liat of those at· lie road, thence north 62 de,:. east month. tending tbe March &O(ial of the den Steel SJios w1th :!U year condJtwn Full pnce ouly $39.50 1 radiator. Laborer, Cemetery ~pt., lit 3 Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta SJg. 9 rods and 141J.!: lmka; \Renee guarantee Pole type steel bUild· or terms If de.!nred. Phone WY· I 1norLh 4491,-, rod• thence west 1 months Probationary Period, $1.00 rna Phi Sorority which wu held at ing 1deal for Joafmg shed Jo'ree :l:!~04 2·26·fUc J rods and 20 hnk~ 00 place of be· 1 per hour; After 3 montbJ proba- the Martm Re1taurant lut Sat~· dehvery on all orders t•l aced by CONSIGNMENT SALE · 5 I ~~~~ gmmng, con•·tntng ••.••0 ac,... l ,u on, $1.3& per hour. day evenme. The name of Mra. Guy March 15. ~ year fmancmg Phone · ~e w ... -. " SECTION 2 That t Om L. snuth, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 Uc held ~aturday. Jtarrn 6, at 1 Pomeroy, Ohio P.AR{;EL No. 2 The followmg ·. upon requea Reynolds was unlntentionalJy omit· Racine Exrhangc 2·25·17tc 11 ·oo a m at the Auchnn descnbOO real estate &t!uated m I a! the i!.pproprtate aupe"isory em· ted from the )iat of BPW Club Ground s I mile West of Porterthe County of Meigs, in the Stale pooyee and alter the .consent of membel'8 of Middleport who asThoma• M. Fttn field , UI>Jo Will have a mu;cel· HU"ME BUILDERS, BIRCH CABI- of Ohio, and 10 the Township oi c uncU, temporary employeeJ may sisted in the annual Heart Sunday Termlt• and P••t Control law:\ u), lut mach mery, tools and NET maken Fonnit!e smk tops Letarl, and bounded and deicnb :; blred and shall receive a rate drive. FrH inlpe<tion, ln•uranca Nationh u ubl hold good:. Lunth Will be Vmyl asbestos block laid. House ed all follows, to-wtt : Begmnmjl 7 compensat.l~n not to eueed the , wkfe. Ea•y tarm,, scrn·d repairs of all descriptions. Call rods and 20 links east of the north lowest rate ot pay of the job clasPhone Pomeroy WY l-2366 GoddanJ SHies Guy l"' t' gler, Racme, Oh!o west corner of 100 acri! Lot No Slfle&tion applicable. • 2850 Harul<.l Codllard \urtwneer 2 24 tfc 234 Town No • l • Range No • 12 • p~ided SECTION the wage seale ortsmouth PO .,. 1 ' • ~• tor3.InThat seot1on 1 shall be P 449 2 2B tfc 3 1 ate lllABY SHOES: BRONZE, GOLD then~e sou~h lh rods to tb~ retroactive to January 1, 1NO in ---- ~----~ ----- , and Sliver Plated Write: Ray- public road , tbence north . 82 deg. the case of tbe Street Foreman and {3) In Memorlan 125 HAHLEY DAVIDSON M;O· I mond Thoma!, Langlville, Ohto. east D rod~ and. 141h: Unka, thence cemetery Sexton only. , . , -- -, torcyt:lc , abo l whl!el utilitY I 2 18 30trl north 446 rods, thence west 7 1 SECTION 4. That Ordinance L'J LOVIN(, MEMUHY 0!' OUIL tr.uler. J c HiggJns Boat rods and 20 hnks to the place of Number 314, dated Februa 4 dt>ar husband and father. Jesse Trailer Call c 111 .2251 after 4 begmmnl!, contamlng 22.36 acres rdi ry ' 1957 8nd all th 0 Wood, who passed away one v. M. ' CLILANBI I'AltCEL NO. The following parts 0f ~~n~!a lnna~:e~u~ 2 26.otc year ago today, March 2. 1950. __ - _ Rad• & TV Rer~fr .. ,... real estate tutuate In the County ~ f with th ro · 1 f thl8 d' Phon• WY·2·W5 Meigs m the State oJ Ohlo and m e P VII ona o or lSINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MAchm£> Like new Makes button t'om....-,, Dh••· the 'J'~wnshtp of Letart, and bound· ~ance lhall be, and the aame bereYou arc r,:onc hut not rurgo tlt•n, holcb, overcasting, hllt~d stitchw and described ,1s rollow8: Be Y are repealed. . . Never will )oJUI memory fade .. mg and rwony fancy des1gns ARE YI)U RUN DOWN THE mg !00 acre Lot No. 23~. in Town ! shSECTION ~. Ttult th.Ja ordmance Lovmg thou{;hb will ever lmg1•r, Pay off I.Jalance due of $14~ 00 hHI&? OM& your 10ul ntN taY. I, !'ange 12 uf the OhiO Compaay 's all ta~e j:lec:~ and ~11 fof: To the spot where you arc la1d ur $8.00 per m;mtb. Phone WY· 1 lng? Bnt Work. Lowett Prices. l'urchase, except 9 acres of( the ~fm ~n b a 1er e ear es per P-loplc may lhml,l we hav~ forgot · 22204 2·26-titc RACINE SHOE SERVICE SHOP front entl m front or the County 8 ;w d · YF ~w- 22 1960 ten ---aACINI, OHIO. Ruad; also except 4 lillcres off tl1e aae · e · • · Wht:n they src u;; smile back end formerly owned by Approved: Cbarles W. LeJar, lost 8 GE VACUUM CLEANER CLEARBut only ones who have ancc. ~w1vel tups and roll I George Lam•; also except 1 acre Mayor loved one, easy W1il sacn!Jcc for only out ol lhc :w uthcasl corner of satd Attest: Edna Schoenleb, :Knows the hear taches hehmd tlwl $2(1 00 Phone WY2·2204. Lot No 235 deeded to John Ked Clerk s nl!!e ~-ZtHilc H; there rcmamm~,; 86 acres, more (2) 24; (3) 2, 1tc Sadly nll.!llled by his wife and or lesa, bounded on the south by sons · Mary Billy and Bobby the County ltuad . on the Weat by ,- ttiG-wAtllt; H!::FUlGERATOR.I 3 2 ltc the t oun ty Hoad, leadmg from Ihe LhC.aiJ. l a !I WY 2 :J..:Ii:'i between I ---~-uhw H.Jvcr to i:ast Letart: on th e 7 ll m and :.'. p m ;, t4 LIJtHiur IHJ Auto Soles North by 4 acres above mentioned NOTICE OF FILING AND :ltreet , Pomeroy. 3 1 3lc Before 9 :30 A.M and oH tl1 e eCJSt by landl owned by Cn• No. 11,267 19M !>ORO 2 DR. SEDAN . FORM Middleport WY -2·2649 the hears of G. W Ha)'man, d~· HEARING ON INVENTORY er owner recommended thu tar Marine Supplieli Pom•roy WY -2·3195 now owned by Ueorst R Probllta Court, ~~~~ C.unty, Ohio ceased, lvr bcmg easy on both gas and KAUTZ FEED STOll lll.~yman TO the Executor or Admmiatra· o1l $69~ 00 Blaettnan, Pome· USED BOATS AND MOTORS At Ch•1tw Bemg the same tract or parcel [ tor and to such of the loUowlng as Pd up while th•y la&t. Metroroy. 3·2.fitc Y'*:on 5·2145 of laml d~scr1bed m deed of James are res1dent.s of the alate of Ohio : poll••" Motors. 600 1. Malrt HAMILL Sli!RYICE STATION H. Karr to Jsabe)la Hayman, dat 1surviving spouse, tf any; next of Good Cl ..n UHtl Car1 St., POI'Mroy. Phon• WY-2-3170. Befort 9:00 A.M. ed September 24, 1887, recorded km; beneflclarau under the win, All Make& •"41 M6dela 1 1-lA· tlc Albany 3353 ln Volume 64; Page 287 of the ir any; the attorney or attorneys METROPOLITAN MOTORS Every Day Senlee Me1gs county Deed Records; an& representmg any of the aforemen6QG.606 laat M.in St. .... .-~ .~3:' deM ·qt lotirt : H Hayman and tloned persons : . Pomtroy. Ohie I Q-For ~ale or Kent . te ::.; .. · : w1fe to sa1d hNtbtiJia Haymafl r- by You are hereby not1f11d that on Term I 10(}.1 UL' It.K SPEt:lAL 4 DR. SJo: MODERN 4 ftOOM HOUSE - On · -- deed dated bee. 31, 1910, recorded the 29th day of F~bruary 1960, an diiu . dynafluw drive. L1ke new Lmcolu Hc1gtm {;as furnace . ~a a .Vohctme ,t04D, ""dg~A~doi p1ud Inv1 e1ntorryoEdnd A~~rTaiseFrmentho! thd e -----;--=:::-:-:-:-. ~- _ lJI'Ish $7U!i .OO. lll actlnau , Sell With no duwn payment or ~· etgs oun y ee n.co.;Or s. es a e o wa1u . enc , eLIGAL NOTICI f (J[IIeruy . J ·Z·tilc PHONE PARCEL NO. 4: The following ('eased, late of Middleport in said rc•nl at $00.00 a month . C11ll FREE INSPECTIONS. ,, WY-2-2774. Gilmore Supply reul estate In · Letart Townlbip, County was filed In 'this Court. NOTICI OP APPOINTM.NT Pomeroy WY 2-3830 or Pomt :-:-:-c:-:-:-:--:c::----Store. Vaughan Peat Conlrol Ca Meigs CtJunty, Ohio, and iu 100 llearmg on satd Inventory and l1t1te rtf AmancN ,1, Howett l'ieasuut ltl2tl. 3·2·6tc 1 19.i4 HAHJYI'UP 2 DOUH HUAll SAVE Slle SAVE llle O.C.aM Member of National .t'eAt con- acre Lot No. 234, Town No. 1, Appraisement wtll be had before ){A:,lt:H Hutck . !'ower stt•erml:, trol Association. 12·3-tfc Range 12 of the Ohio Company'" th1s t:ourt on the 19th day of ... No. 18.313 power brake11. Very good comiJ· ( 14) For Rent Purchase and described as followa: March 1960. at 10 o'c)ock A. M. NoUce Ia hereby t10n . Pt1ced Rea110nable . Mrs - - - - - - -:----: Begmning 4M rods south of the Exception• thereto may be filed Bolin Poat Bertha Olm:r, MulbQrry Hgts, ApUtment., Pwple't htr•" and J it., oft lutt•rnur Ave .. Val• northwest corner of 100 acre ,I.Alt by any Interested party at any s 23 a 1 6lc (20bl Insurance Pomeroy, Ohto. Pomeroy. Phone WY·l-2327. No. 234, Town No 1. R11.n.111e No. 12, tune prior to live dayt before the as been ALL COWRS 195:-1 CHEV. 4 DR . SEDAN. WEEK 3·1·30tp thence south to IQw water mark date set for hearln,ll. ratrlx of tbe DON STIVUB __:_,:-:::c--·- - end 11pec11l $39~.00 . 1Hacltnar.s, of the Ohio RJver; thence up the WITNESS my. signature and Howett, deceased, l' umcroy a 2.fitc IU' A.h 1 Mt:N'I'S - r' urru.abed and river to the east line of sa1d 100 the seal of said Court, thi1 County, Obio. uutw Rllln:d. McJiaatera, Arllddlllt" acre lot; thence north to the cen~ 29th day of February. pated tbla 11th day ol February ---· ~ port. Phone W\' -2-D~. 2-a-tr 1 er of the road ; thence aouth ,.8:it 1960. 1160. '31 ~' ORO Deluxe In good cond1· deK. west 38 roda and 8 link1 lo John C. Ba-con F. H. O'BRIEN lion. !'hone WY·2-6319, 2 .Bt:!JltOOM MODERN the place ot be,lllnnlng, containinl Acting Judge and Ex-offlclo Clerk Judie of the Probate Court s 1 lite Mr.;J'lj'l ~ per mun'h or 1 J;ied· MASON, W. Pboae SP-3-8514 By Ann IBaker, Deputy Clerk Melli Clount.y, Ohio 8 acre•. more or leu. Excepting ruum •pattmeut, fO>O per momll, .M-:--7--cAc:IE:::'Il"C::-U::Jt::Yc-M = O::: N--c: TEHY, 4 ULUHit' ll lllC1UUt.d Loc.a\ed over auch part Development thereof as is aow owned dr. h11r11lop Mercllm~tUc , ll&ll by Ross Company, Vu~ue :shoe t:itore, 10;4. £. M•ln extra dun, extra nice uunde estimated to be ,,94 acres, more or St., Pumcwy. l'houe UUl·.M. &nd ouL $1696 00. !Uaettnars, 1 28 tft RARNES-BWPS!lN INSURANCK less, leavin~ a balance ol about 4 Pomeroy. 3·2·titc acres, more or leSB. tt being the llllfflll •.,.,,,, ;, "'• fro• Fu.,o~ '"""'' Agent~. !141ddteport. ll'lN, ''"~ ln\ent10n to include, describe and 7 MIIU II lWOM HUU~, ol .H.UOJI. mobile, Bonds. Phone WY-2- convey heroin 1)1 the land owned MVMl tUU::b~ MUU fl fOUilt MPIIR(91 For Sale NE\V ISSUB 2003. mt::nt. A. N. BenJilel, Pbo111 b)' the 11rantor lying between Qte FREE ~ POUND WAR·X HAT & w~ -~-3~ '1:.!. IH~-Uc ::-:=::-·~- - -public road and th~ Ohio River in mice kJUer with PUI'<'hale of COMPLET.I!i IN:::tU~c& PRfJ. said 100 •ere Lot. No. 2341 of Leone pound 98c. Contains war· MODERN 1 !lOOM AND BATH tec:tlon. Lde, Au~o. Ure, Pol1o. tart TowDJhip. unJurnu;hcd rm;Jdence, Pome· farin. A •ure ~:u.aranteed way lo appraiaed al Cal! Doll M.IU.,. Aliddlepon. 1 Said premises ruy t~nd 4 room unfurnished kill nls and mice. Ready to u~u . Obit. $40,000 00, and cannol be sold f~ 11nd ti room furnished apartRowley ' Rct!d Jl4we ., Middlelen than two-thirtl.!l of that amount (Meip Couo(J') 'I ment. Wm . T. Grueaer, Middle· port. 2·23-tltc Terms of Sale: Cash on day of (21 ) Real Estcite por't. 2-2Hitp ---. sale. 11149 "120" H. D. MOTORCYCL •. FOR SAlE : 5 nooc M -:=-::II=ou"'sE Robert G. Harten'hach, .Runs well. Be11t offer. O~:~v1d "'I UOUULE !>'OR RENT, 870 Lowitb bath. Nice )oc.ation . Melvin Shcrlff of MeiJ:tl County. 0~ wer Second Avenue, MiddleSham. Phone WID·3228. 2·206tp Hood, 111 Loc...ast St., Pomeroy . Crow, .crow & Porter, Attorneya , Dated: Muc:h I, 1960 " Denomiaation: ji,OOO port. $:)~ per month. Call WY22 28 30tp 10, tal ii:EcTitOLUX VAi.:UUM C L~AN :1973, t:lrctes ncataurant. P•i•d,W ... ll,;...,u.ll•tiNJI (/lUll ' •• Dn.,Hr I) ~'Jdl• ~ Sltfdtttl ,-..:..,., Ohio, (If er Take 0'. cr payments o/ ~-~7-titc TA1 I'IJ,,.1 N.t;...J a-1, Poam7, OJH. PWII ,.,,., ,.,.M•J-• 1: JSJ6i, ' fi:I.OO per month tor 6 month1 1111 ACRE FARM AT IIOitNlNO ' or wl\1 .ell Cor $30 00 cltlb. Business Services Sur, good 3 room houae, OlltTha:e bondt, 1pptevt'<'l by tk vowts November '' 1~,9. are iuued fot tht Jri.rpo~~ of ecqu\PI\I m.1 atl.le for echool pv,rpoMI, 2 2u-6tc Phone WY2·2204. buildln&t, watw, eleoetriclt) 1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT comtructiD.I a new 6cqroof tlttMatur Khooi.,.IMalldifta, ~ and;. imp10viQa ' t~btilll 6~ ICbool buildina:,, fiU'fti&h. ' ·---- · TOll IIRVlCI ANDRi· mall, aehool bus, telepbon-. CaM No. 11,302 ing 1nd cquippiaa tchool bu.ildlft.IJ and landiqpiDJ, tqllipalifi ..od odJ.wite impro"ifla, Khool lilt.~ . . opinion of cou.nttl', · CLOSE OUT SALK ~: NTUIE move!. Phone WY2-5475. 1Dod plillature wJtb plen\J ol Admlnl&trator 0. tonls Non' 1tock or ,Majebllc l':nnt~ aud THilSI BONDS CONSTIT\!TI VAUD AND-.LI!GAllY IIINDING GINI!ML OBLIGATIONS ()11 11111 POMI!IQY IX·.. 11·1-30tp water. CtJntact Sam CurUa, Boa E•tate "'' M.r••ret M. s.aman Varnishe1. Buy a can at the rellMP'!'llD VILLAGI SCHOOL DISTiller, MlllGS ~• .dlup, AND Alll PAYAJI12 l'l<iit ltD V~ T,\1\ES 138, ReynoldaburJ, Ohio. Un O.cNMd IUlar price and s:ct a can rrec. t. 0. McCOY TO BE IJlVlED ON ALL TAxAIILB PAOPlliTY W11111N THII DISTRlcr, '1'11101 TAUS AU ' ~ A5 TO Ion 8, 4830. 2·13.JOt• Notice is hereb~ ~;tven that Her1 100% lll'lngl. Rowley & llt!ed AUCTION II. UTI 01. AMOUNT . -.., ~ '~ ·~ • ,, {""~ Nichols whose Post Orfice bert Middleport. 2-23·6tc Route 2, Lont aottom, Jhlo. - ---.,--,--~ccMATU!Irn' SOIEDIJLI FOK SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, Address is Cutler, Ohio. haA bean ' ..J!I TUNl~G AND -:RE = P"A7lR ,-· cellar, 2 Iota, near grade achool duly appointed as Adminlatrator (December I) • de bonis DQn of the Estate of lf.ar· me. Kenneth W, Ru111ell, Cool· and hi&h achool. Poarle Hyaell, t ~ '~~" - AIDOWII Yut ville, Oh1o. Pbone 1883. Rutland. 2 29 8tp 11aret M. Seaunan late of Meigs '• You , A.,.... !!!!!! County, Ohio, derease<l . 2-9-25\p. t:/1,000 1971• Dated tbis 29th day of February, 1961 Hl!ll .l1,000 ;uRNAC~ •• WilTING- FOR SALE FIVE ROO!IS, BATH 1960. 5.40 1962 ~~ \ ~1.~ 19?S 21,000 HOUil applltnC ... Artteld ..... cloud in utUit.y porch. Lar&e lot John C. Baoon 21,0</0 1974 !,, :n,ooo 196! then, lyracu.., Ohlo. PhtM near 1chool. 3rd Street In Mid· Actlftg ·Judae of the Probate Court 11·1Nh dleport. Priced A,OOO.OO, Phone ¥4Y·2-6H4. !.70 2.1.~· J97l 1964 Meigs Count)', Ohio 21,000 WYa-30811. 2·25-!ltc C3) 2, 9, 16, 3(c IP') 2'1,000, . ' ; 111?6} !.10 21,000 J,llj) 22,000 1977 '· 1966 21,000 t FOR SALJi: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 22,000 19711 ; ,!.00 1967 21,000 1~4-~h See Bob: NelaQn, Rutland. . '22,000 1979 ... 4.05 1968 21,000 JAMES EDDLEMAN. PIANO .,:.::.:..:;::;.:__ _ _ _ _ __ 22;000 4.980 ... 4.10 1969 21,000 CINCINNATI llPI - Livestock: .LI ,b_ Tunlng-Cleanina $1.00. Alao or- If'. 21,00\) 1981 i 4.15 1970 21,000 Caute GOO, calves 100; small lots can work . 37 yearo o•porionco. 4 Door Belair 22,o0o l9U 1971\ cholte Tao-826 lb elauahter slcera Call WYZ-3131 . 2 U 6tP · 21,000. VI, powerclide, power stl•crml,l, - - - - - -- - - - MASON-ExceUent t-room house 21.'1'~27 ~; ieattered sales i!ood • ' 22,<l00, ' 198i ' I!Jdto, beater, whttew.alls Lc~ AIR CONDITIONING,, REFRIGBR· tsom,e furniture), emple closet 1100 lb. down 2S.~.Mt. some stlilln· '"""""' .. ,.. oddoa) ,' 1:.., ' . . spact daas eneloaed lnnt and dard 20-24: atlon service. Jact 1 Jlefrl;era· than 15,000 actual mthloli. Like heifers 800 lb. tlon , New Haven. Pbone TU bac:k '~hes, 2-ear ' 1arace. 3 down u-:I.ZO; slandards 1R·20; T.HJ1 N-1, .. «M i/ .. .. mt1W 611111 ,,' . ~!17; _ ----- -11-~_!f lumbbe;d apartmentl. 300' x utiUty BOO co1nmercial cows 1~ .150_,,.tw~ to l,.ai, 1J ,.,.,.'Jpt.., $ 6 ljlnfPIJo C/n<l.~ 0""" 16.'1~; eanaen and cutters 13 S0TELEV~SION RADIO AND SJIALL 150' ·tot ' on highway, Enjoy llv• ina Jia ihle home and at , the '16; bulls' ID.50-20.tH>; veal~n SJ-!J9; appliance repair. Phone OUt " Mt>Cllntock, &c:lne, Ohio. aame time have an Income of Bond 3o.34; otand•r<l ' 1111. ~ HOGS: 2,000; mixed 18().200 lb. 2-l·tfe '179.00 monthly. Flnanclna can tt.IS0-14.11. n'IOIUY 14.7!5 for 19ft. be arrana:ed. $18.GQO.OO. 9 ;00 Perry Como Show lO·OQ. TbUl Your '-i(e 18 ·~ ...,. lO:csu Tombstone :rerrltory 11.00 ~e"!S HeadlmetJ t.ldO Weathereast 11:1$ J~ek Paar Show t:OO Stgn Off I BIae tt nar s RIVER REPORT I ---- 1 t~ , '~ ,. ' ' It ' ,.. Call Dlca SterreH , (9ol 8 :~ Weatbett.,St 6:30 Newa PictUre 6:~ Huntley B.rlnklej RePort 7:00 Whirtyb{i'48 · · 7:30 Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Staceato ' •. ~ Bachelor Father :=::o 9:30 Ford Sbpw ~~: You Bet Your Lite m~~·SI•ow U :OO ~:~~ 1r2a~n~t L1:10 WeathercaSt 11 :15 Jack Paar Show ~t,t:D~J::.ri;.c!"!; ~~~lfiB'\11~ ~ ____,.--~_____:. H ' I S•TV c·L."Uftft8r '~i .ft. ~'- o: kllilil.iin;..i o8 "W ' ed · UW~. WI ... " ftiS 4.>00· ~~lcan Baftdstand 5!80 IMJ·~~"rle'nd Fliekl d' 6:00 Sao F.l'a.{lcisco Deal 6:80 Your Euo Reporter 6:40 Weatherman , 8:~ John Daly N~ws ' '7:0(1 Just Men 7:30 Brave Stallion :We'aver Show 8:3b Otzie and Harriet l'Aiir' e:Ooh.t'hUJlir Show If tl:30 12:00 '2.30 1:00 1:30 2;00 2:~ S:OO !":3Q f:OO &:80 8:00 8:30 8:..0 a People's Choice Restless Gun Love Tblillt Bob About Face• 1~ Playhouse ¥lay In Court ifale Storm Show Beat the Clock Wbo Do You Trust American Bandstand Rocky and Hi& Friend& San Beat YourFraneiiCO EssO Reporter Weathendaa John Daly l'lews Flight Gale Storm Show Donna Reed Show 8:30 The Real MoOo,-a 9:00 Pat Roane Show 9:80 The Untouchables U. S. Bard~ Patrol News 1'oit.i1ht Scannihl: the Weather Sports ~ SAVE 10% ,25 ...., ~~: ~!tt T'~ Scr-_. &OO I - -- LOretta Young Show Young D'r. Malpne From These Roois f :SO Adventure 1'1me 5:oo steambOat BUl 7 :00 7:30 1 Movleti~t t :oo comedy Pli)'houae 8:4!i ';f Legal Notice ..r· '• ay 1l :30 12:00 12::J() 1:00 llll 2·3(1 3:00 3·30 Pia)' Your Hunch Price is R)ght Coru!entration Truf,h or Consequences It Could he You Mid Pay News ~ ~U.I!" 4 ': d ·~~·~~ ';M~room. . i ' Ti..,, IIIAI ~~. :t ,'•·lflllrs ·~hi!! ~ ~~~ P , .. D ' I i .. . , RADIO gnd TV U --- J ·, ~F;~t ~ Motorola .. a: I jL ·, .. ,, 'Y::! I GUIDE c·hanne I 3 tlfll.wtl3 - W6flftf~GJ I10:3\) ,,,., 11 :00 tartfollows, and bounded and descriht!d all to·Wtt. &gmnmg at the I ~ , " LOte Sf>;iY. ,•,. E t r (20o) Control ==--- 1 INTERIOR PAINT - -- the vohtPteer &emen held their re.gular fbe etlni- ih._the Village hall w1th thr~Jlleo:t.W. or the Middleport Aux1llafy and sev~m from the Ra~ine Auxtllaf)', Fire DepattJDent as mvlted gue.t.t. Tht meetinc was tn char~e . of tlu! prealdeni, MrJ. 1'roy Zwalhng, and opened wtth the FJa&: Pledge and the LOrd's Pray. er. _ Reports were read au4 approved perty on Worche1ter to the ~~~f' Methodist panoQ&Je on ColleiHt. !DJ~~ S1,Jick It ~ned tb h11 home with the rl\eunlitic lf:vn . Robert nan.gan, who Jip t,een conlined to his home for {lOme tj.me by lllheu, II tlowly JI!DCinvins . - Mn. 1L IIKk The Sm<u.. Llldi<o AWiiliary of {Itt, or ]fll~" GI'<IVO. w. va. Mr. and Mni. Dan lliine ,have movl.'d from the Sam Arnold ,pro. •ti.U.• .•f c•-•'· .n '"""' r.w. · ----~-,- &490,000 Pomeroy Exempted Village Sc~ool District, Ohio,,: - 4~% Real Estate, Building and EquiP,ment Bonds . ------ -4----·----=-(201 r•· ,.,,, ...... (2) 17' 24; 2, 9. 5... l.egal Notice ,Qi.;· ,, . j ..,.,.;=-,===.,--:;:.:.,::.; 2·2<H2tc J. \AI!Itfll' fti,MI~ ;"'r .;: . Market Report . •ood • $2095 JIM · ROUUIH, hltl!'l'"• NIW 11~111!1. w. !lA.. ·P"""J nq.•... , · . Aotlt . N-1\c-~~'!"J• . "' "'t\ff".f ' Pboat WY-a.aaL "' >, . ',< "' 220 lb. 1•1' lots !11().210 1~. 14.11!114.80; oowa. aile htcher, 3()().4ro lb. 12.111-13,' ~ lb 11,11().12 ..., ·-. .. ·- . aoe ltlaber, a.75. ;,fi1!l ......- " :m-ao. CliSTO.Il IIUILT IIIT\.IWI IJil> •lined l<r. your bum> rr., • lllllttoo. r.. ,...., 1114 · A.~· ,,,,, - - • ,.,.m,. -. • Ut~ ~~~ -1$.lllfl' i.a,•.C.,.enut - ' -~ , 1 I ,. ,,1}, v:. Ot SOCIETY The Presbytertan Missionary Society met in the church annex for a repiar meeting with Mrs. Pearl McBride, president, presiding. Roll call was anawered by ten members. Mrs. Margaret Cottrill gave the of "Consider tbe · the subject being and Does.'' Questions were e.sked by Mrs. Frankie -Mumaw r:e1 of "The Hymn' In the i>ook r.. "The War In MC>Brlde. with the Dw.alne Jordan aeeoin}tllded Albany Chlillpter Youna ' :rarmtr'a of America Adviaor Dale SHU, to Columbus on Saturdiy ...~re they along with otbCtr t'M:Jrilti)trs from tbe cha#ter •«ended a' eOnvention. 1 Mr.s. Murl O.Jaway it I!Ontuied to . a wheel chatr wJtb 4 fiaetoted ankle bone foUOWtnl a ,flU' on the snow' and ice. Ii IIPO.U~nl >' ~1 . w.til~ 1101 abll to.IIO Jlepatr. Were on Fridu,.· • Temple MY.f ·held ute~.. I .Uil•> meeting Sunday eve . Mrs. Arthur cr ee wltti !I fintl~t Wntttr 1:~:~~~j;;~ 11tose present weftl. .,.. Dale ScOtt, NeW Mtn.h· Mr. a"nd Mta. RontU& Bqott Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ctab and Mr. end Mr. and Mrs. Roger ner are announcing 'the' nihe pound son on fe!i. 14. parents are Mr. and :Mrs Miracle of Leesburg and Mr. Mn . W. F. Winebrenner. Great are Mr. and Mrs. ·Clark Sr. and Mn. Frank ~vet LISTEN Fern the Mn. ~k M•. and Cecil and Steven, Athens, Mfs WaggOner, Batrisoh- To !Mr. and lllrB. Elba Me Sh:aron and Geor&e, Col· M~. ~erta&l "town" ' :ru pper5 Plai ris Willt . News Reported IEi.VA" FARLEY ' '' luld ' .. The World Day of PraYer Will be observed 11.t the Christian Chutch 't a p. m. n:Iaat e.,n\nl. The EUB, the Melhodlat, and the Chrtktian ~ill all p&rtieipate. tgvlled. , trolit ~tum'ed hotne bQ hor Tor- .ILL FARRELL ill Pt. PlEASANt WEEKDAYS At 10 PJA1 Over .toro Watt~ Wera d~ MdiY Of hll moth· JOrdan. ,_ ' -. · Ifill ~---;===::::~(3=)~2=,~9,~21~c~=====~(2~l~1~7,~:K~;~(8~)~2,=3~1<~::::::::;:::;::;::;::;::;:~::;=::==::::~=:!:~""'=~! . ---------. - ---- - .:.____ >==.:...-__j was dllcus.sed. Get well carda were Mr. and Mn. WllliatP. cw._w,u sent to Mrt. Pearl Secoy, Gene and Mr. 40d Krt. Dwalnt }C!f41ln SJ.aek, John R. Jones and Robert were Sunday 1ue... [lit ~ honte Flanata'n. of Mr. •nd Mrt. Alfred Rlee, ColDuring the aocial hour •ln4- umbus . wiches, cookie} and cof£ee were , f4,r. and ~~; Jf. E. starkeJ at· ~ed to Nettie Cross, Berti~ El- tended the joint meeting of wOod, Ito~ XcCla~y, ·MaHI~ Grartte Sepo.i~ ~of:,, 1 and . tbe Po.wel~, Rutb Ann kill. Cora. ~ee. ~drange- Mutual Q;uu.ali!Y . tlnfur· ate an:d ~·e ~leland of Ridhe; a nee company, held in Colu.m~us Louis~ McElhinny, Kathryn ,Bach· this past week. They aJto viiU.ed ner and Japlce Daniels , .Middleport hit mother •t the home of his Qn~ ~rs. ZwiJling, Janice Teaford, tister and twotb~r-ln-law, MJ', and Pleylhs HendriX, Emmeline Ren· Mrs. Ead JeweU. . :rix, Kathryn Slack and Mary AdMrs. GranviiJe Stout ill c:O.valefo ins. .(ling 1t her borne f~llo;ri!J: an BUILDERS CLASS appe~d~tomy at Shelteriifi· Arms Miss Pal,lline Decker Jed the de- Hosptta.l, Athena. ' vottons when the Bu¥ders class or Mr. a,nd ~.u. A. P. R~ :·~d tbe Asbury Methodist Church met Alike, Athens, were· &a:~y recen!f.~~Mary Lou Cundiff, pres.i- evening callers at tile .!Jleplal de.nt, , , ~charge and members Jordan home. . answ eall by naming a Rodney Howery whO ~· erR· person the Bible ployment in Wasbi~. ··1 C, Stowe, boSteSI, served re- spent tbe weetefi4 Witli J\b ;,.,.. to the above named enta, Mr. and Mrt. .iY._erlin HOW0 Duerr, teacher, er~:e~: !':,r :I•~:':J; ~ n 11 n• IJnda Eichinger, h~ld bY Colu~ta, Gt,U ""ur~ _'I'Pt Susie Teaford , Pat- day e~eni~ Ji~au&e ,~ Stephan~~dw~'!:; repairs belrig made. •. 'VA, ~-- • .- s MATERIALS, INC. APAK'f·1 .w-__ ,,1 ~~~o as~:!erF,~1!e~~:d.!:C~at~~: Car(»eritei' Inc r A ~iea AWiiiliary Association OC:ia1 ~VItl'ti ' HOGG & ZUSPAN --- -·· ~~:::-;r.~, ~.:;;·M~~~ Smitlt, tbe fonnt~r Ftorenct Prof- I ' FiAT ENAMEl. u;. shtel.h""::';..ue.~ .. lAEWIS AUXILIARY $5.36sal. $1.73 qt.. -- 'lira. CLOSE OUT· SALE BPS SATONE ALKYD -- -- --~ ven s n Syrac;use ' WHAT MAKj;'S you, , SAV ' THA¢'f . '. �-- --·-- -- ·-"- -- ----,----- Birt/&.4~ Rutland Garden Club Holds Regular • Mon day At cus h J0 hnson Home $esSIOn - Roger Dillard are the blrlb ol • ..... pound_ elev_en oun.. daUIIiter. The Rutland Garden Club met Monday >fternoo _ n at the Mari t H l!.er H!Jipltal be _JU....., e, ' o Grand enu home of Mrs. Cush Johnston with MYs. Robert Ret 1 as coR K:.t of hostess. Mrs Robert Canaday , prestdenl of the club, was m Mr. ond Mn E L charge of the meeUng and Mrs James Titus gave the lilr llld - ....;..clog ~·.~';. '!, ~m...;y. de~o- _.. .,.Around ______ ":"' ilir=::::::=============n And R -• · Of ,. equuements I(h-Oai)y.SenUnel, l'<>!ll.eroy-llllcldleport, o., March a, 1~ ~ Ab.out Ml' ddl eport ~ able for borden. Dunng ttle meetmg plans were 1 :W.lhew announced for selhng potted plants at Eastertlrne They w11l · I' be on d LSp 1ay ·m tbe Erlewme Hardware Store It was also de· clded to carry on tbe Arbor Day POMEROY, OHIO Plantmg at the Elementary 18 School The club plantmg PJO oak!> which will be for permanNot Oper1 Tonight enl shade. The club voted to 11end a con· tnbut1on to the Johnny Apple· THURSDAY 1nd FRIOAY seed Highway planting ThiS "ODDS AGAlNST h1gt1way bi·Becls the state from TOMORROW" Tol4!do on Route 3J and leaves Harry Belafontc, SheUy Wtnters the :state at the Pomeroy-Mason Bndge The Slate assoc-Iation 18 l intemnfymgthetheir and - - - - - - - - recently Ohioplantmg Assocletion s ~nt $1 ,115 00 on this project. 11\t Dlllards al110 have four sons, ·Jon, Mark, Roger li'ranklm, and MEIGS THEATRE ~;:;;;;;~~-~-~~~ .-~~-:( I How you can nflnlsh your floon In ONE dayl - ,_11........... ..... ....., ..... ...... ........,_,... -__ .............. ... -... --....... ..... elllf'- ... y • ...,. •• cl••• ... . ..., o.t Dl.rl a... ,__"" ..... _., -· ..... ......... -,.. ...,, ......, ••r.., •ln l ..,... -- .o~llk. ~. ...., ,.. OtNI A C'AN roiAJ1 HARDWARE EBERSBACH "E.l·crything ln Hardware" w. M..in Pomeroy it. The travelmg prtze wt11ct1 bad been contnbuled by Mra. George Lasher was won by Mrs Canaday and the cake which was g1ven away was won by Mrs. Reibel N~xt month's traveling prize will be brought by Mrs. Frances Larkins. A program on landscapin g was given by Mrs. Ray Biddle under tile topic "A Look at Your LBWn" which was taken from the Flower and Garden Maga:zme . In her program Mrs B1dtlle melltloned that quite often brown spots m your lawn are the result of a dull mower. She 11aid that Berkshire grass Is a good plant for a new lawn 111 1t slays green all winter. For gruba and beeth~s in lawn lnscctlcldell such as chlordane should be apltlied io the faiL Mrs Fred Austin ppresented a program on "What IB new in an· nual Border". Among those tbat ahe menuoned were Peppermint Pinks, New Petumu, Heather, MIISI OD Bell Caltfornla Poppy as well as the old st-andbys such as Larkspur She urged beeinners as well as t~casoned gardeners to u:sc anntlals m thea borden and to not forg et lo use white flow- ~· '\"" 1b o; eMEETING HOTEL MARTIN ~OMIRDY'S liST CARPETING PriYate RocJms Fol" LUGGAGE FRH PARKING After 6 P .M. with Merchants Pollee Service HIDE-AWAY BAR nre Denn!J ShiiRonnie Grate-, L\leaa, JerSnowden, Serving Good Food and Legal erages Until 2 :30 A .M . Ia a.. .. . .... . ·-· Through the entire Lenten Season we are offering a special which will be sold in our restaurant - car service - or Carry>Out- ,, Tbe wlnnen will be revealed tbla Friday nlJht when ihe Cin. teen moves Into Pomeroy for a one nl&ht atand to hold i~ Senad Annual Hollywood Qacar Rlkt motd hop. Heart Women To Serve Assn. Dinner We're aa near 11\1 your telephone, when- ot 1 We're Lllw~ well 1tocted Order By Phone Take'Em Home ' " FIRST AID ITM I ~lcKi'M . StJPPU~ , - bRUGS, StJNDJIJIS ROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' I · • JioMBROY. I '• ., .}: ' .. . t . 11 ~ ,,1, • ... ' ALL DA.Y FRIDAY - Fi'Om 9 .4-M. to .' 5. P.M. ami · .+;LL -oA(y; SATI:IRDAY 'frem 9 A~. to . . :.. AAilc~ 4tta ·9 P;M. ' " a.ta .' ua ·1 . MAIN STJIII'f sth ·~'t miN tbe Ullllliuat oppqr~JUU~t ~ ~~~• )'OUr ;u, · {e<lli_On. of ilew IIJlriDI ~t. aild 'it!i~ l'ivm 1be ifl!h~· dO!lia '~ off~ ir)d ll,ylea foulid ld the tOlD· :~!~ 1'rllitfe8i UJ!e. YoU ~ IUl'e to 100 the stylf, ~e fabrte y011 Ute best ljt ~ ~rrect fit. · . ·I'. ~bl& ~ .....,:fo.W~ . ~ OD tile t'14 ~ U. ·Uill·~ lllort!t 4tl r.- t A.M. iiv froi!t. A.M. io I P.M;· l'reo0rt~na A~ -"•V ' Our Ready To Wear Department- "'ulpment liblt mlibl be neede4 In the event ol u~ • I J . ' ·· Mr. Douglo~Lo,A~.flf ,,~~ ':) ~' ? .Pri!'lfz ,.. Biederman Cbmpony -:W.ill Be wllh Ill Iiiio oupplloa ll!d - PBESCJiih'IONS . ~) The Informal affair wilL start at 1:30 and end at l:l alidnl11ht. Sacr~d :PRINT COAl$ Iiiii~~~;__;___;;;;;;;;;'"II Teenaae HaU of Fame, which be revealed at 10:30 p. m. c Hot BuHor-'Dipped French Bread Coffee .... , eo~~iete Ne-w 'Spring auppliea Colt Slaw .. .,, s.-IeSJDan's ,Sll•-wlng Three 1et to be 11\DOunced ond tnattona have been made for twer you J*ld first aid itema, sickroom Haddock Filet (5-6 o.. Fish 51.. ) Choice af Home or Fnnch Frits - El berfel ..d LENTEN SPECIAL I enttne Deeotetl re l'h ltttere.U :--------------- OHIO - IMw •t• thft thftl.l .....- eftfire tvmlnl ....., sovth and .....,.... ~MWHII• n ...t. H... .-y 2Wt, low ... n. llloht 12-U. VOL XI NO. 271 PRESIDENT IS CONGRATULATED Student Riots Mar Ike'~) Departure I 1960 StiRVIVORS ------------------------ &hoolsShut .• Doors, Roads ~· SINGL& COPY--:=- 1k: ---- Meigs County Crippled Again By Heavy Snows NEW MEMBERS ARE INI11ATED Are Hazardous . Gym Leaders' club of Racine High recently held an 'lnltti: tion party for five new members, seated above, left to right, deparUng seniors "Most Fru~ndly Teenaaer of tbe Year", Dave Boney, Carol Gibbl, Diane Stumbo, Jact Capehart, Sha· ron Free-man. Randy Rotbseb, Don· na Al&izor, tarl McKinley, Jim Ha· mer, Karen MeEiblnny, Bill Per-, sinser, Klll'en Greu, Karen Fersuaon and Ronald L. Evaru. 10 to 175 People at y WEATHER Arnott, Miriam Foster, Paula Hart, program chairman; Sue Buck, Mary Harris, Sheila Young, Ann Proctor, prestdent; and Shirley Miller. The group plans a p>rly later tbi& year for "Beat Dreaaed Teenager of the Year," Nick Nicholson, Leon Jordan, Bob VanCoone)l, Mary Lu Da· vis, Sharoo Sayre, Gary Ault, Ran· d)' R.othseb, Julie VanMeter, Sill)' RoUJh, BeYerly Culhp, Danny Hin- 1 dy, Louis Jones, Jlm Hood, Bill Owenl, J1mmy Corbin, Julie Rowh ratty Taylor, Chriaty Knotts, Joyce Hatton, Dottie McCarley, Sharorr Rutan and :~artha Wil· Iiams. eBANQUET • ' Joyce Circle, Kenda Russell, Judy Wigal, Jean MUler, and Donna Brewer. Standing are Bi)lie Jean CundHf, historian; Karon Aolter, treasurer, Carolyn Van Meter, reporter; Loil "Best Slow DaDct: Couple of tht l Year," Karen Grell and Fl'edd Cull1p, M11da Roush and Steve Wll bamson, Diane Stumbo and Yoa:i Wayland, Rita Ta)'lor and Earl Me· Kirtley, Carol Gibbs and Rand)' RoU1geb. .RECEPTION e4.000 Don't Blame'Politics' "Beat Dee-Jay o! the Year," Bill Mlller, Edd1e Atkins, Steve Allen, Henry Doss, "Jays o1 Pomeroy," "M-G·M Teen Tones," "Rebels," Frank \'\Jun1wertb, Sam and Randy Rotbgeb. · ePRIVATE PARTY rvm..r • .• '4-'MODEST ADVANCW- President Eisenb,ower is con. griltiiiAI.ed. by Hei'IWI Videla Lira (rlgbt), president Of the Chile~l) National c6~sa. after President Eillenhower was presented a medal. LoOkinJr fit, Eisenhower told the congress he hopes .the summit meetfng talks wUI penni\ a "modest ad· vance along the road to lasting peac 0." .::.=:.._:_ _ __ "Teenage Man or tbe Year," Randy Rothgeb, St.ev~ WiUiamson, Bob VanCooney, Nick Nicttol8(1n. YOUl NEXT IPOn •t nlfht . "Teenage Wornaa of tbe Year," PLAN and ARRANGE ouu .JJ Phoae WY 1-MU MAfi·~~~ ~iS Nominees and the titles they wHI Larry o •• be t:o mpetmg for are aa follows LOIIIaB 8enl:z. !~;.:.~:~:~ !:ach week a different la)'man ml · • church will be in charge of the ', gram . M1s11 Ellzabeth Davis i~ · leader t<might and the topic ill JSUS m Getho:Jemane " Special 111l c will be presented b)' the Llll l'hOlr l'he public is invited to attend ~se aerv1ces which wtll L>(lntmue •lll Easter. BAKER FURNI'TURE ' ·FOR . •. ' rc.., ....lr Nfn oftor llvrw~M• ICIIIIIII aafo to lOt f2f, arty ..... u • , Norma Barrell ,., " •ueal 18 1 of bonot at a surprbe 1Si11bda)' puty Monday eveninl at her home, Wlb St., ,civen by her rnothtr, Mr.-. Margaret Barrett and. MISS Joyce Clle. , d A decorated birthday cake, Ice cream, potatoby cblp1 an pop were aerved. the ~esteuel. Present were C'barles Stanlq, Anna Barre,t, Lawrence Brogan. Carolyn Fertell, :Albert. Hawkinl, Barr_y Bto(an, Charlea Barrett, Roger Barrett, Connie Barrett,' Jeanie Tyre, norence Ann Bearbl tbe honoree and host.es~s. l'l.illl Barrett receiv~ many gittl. Donna Jane Altizer, Beverly Ann CuJJip, Muda Jlouth, Rlta C<~.rr , Darh:ne Justice and Timl Damron. lAD\05 4Jktd •hotl efftcN.. Wedi,.ICI•r t. ,.. it,t " e tAPITY 'RIICAUTION ,IIRRI, I. D. U,l - hlloa ed "" Lp Honor vie for higb hoMq when 1he Tri· County Teen Canteen corrunitt~ on awards makes. Its No. 1 seleC!· tions 1n each c1tegory . Special Lenten Services Set 'Eac.h Wed Buy On Eaoy Torma From OUr Friendly Store !f,,~!IMIN ST. th . l bich loa Quails. e troop en rave An informal tea climaxed the weekll cooking essons Wbee the scout ulute and Jm)ml_ae. the girl scouts in troops 2 and 163 o Middleport have n Tbe requirements ot eompletmg taking The tea was held at the ~ffice of the Columbus and tenderfoot rank were discussed Southern Ohio Electric Company In Middleport and Mrs. Ro- and then no.eba't' to berl und for berta Sutton, demonstrator Wlth the Electric Company, was campiDI and hi_ inc t pa:, were: In "har~e of the affair. Special guests of the tea were the made by each llrl. Ellea Qualll!l motb,en 0 the ••ouu who were and Btrbara Bunch made name in"ited 80 " ·t - t"ey m!•hl see II'0-'"' candlea ,·n ""'Stal ""~ card• to be placed in a box for • the girls u,. haYe'' been doin1 • '"'"'een drt.win& na!DQ for jobs as they what IPd cen tered w lth a .. wtre needed. Durin&: the cour~~e each lirl white candy arrangement. Uniforms and tbelr cOI!lt were has been working on a note book enjoy1ng the tea were d18cussed 11 were plans for the and at the tea Tuetday afternoolllj Barril, Mrs. James troop's partlcipation in decorat· Zeta N1eri wall -awardea tbe prize . Ceorge Hackett Jr., IDJ a window for Girl Scout for havmg the best book. . Grueser, Mra. David 1Week . The names ot Sedonia A l'lft was presented by J.inls Ted Chapman, Mrs. Spencer · and. Barbar-a Bunclf were Ewmoll on behalf of tbe troops Mrs. William Mor· drawn tor Saturday. to Mrs Sutton . An invitation was Hackett, Mrs. Terry Hysell led the group in extended to tbe mothers and le•d· Mrs. Cash · B1hr, etJ,'\o ~t~ttend a demonstration OP Bunce, Mr:s. Bob Mareh 14 at the Electric Office. )Irs. Nellie Banotti. . ~na: the afternoon affair e~C .. · girl introduced herself and Scout. leaders -1110 J)l'esent were her motber. PunCh and eookle1 Mra. Rt~bert Schmoll, Hn. Remo were served with Diane Crllwell Nieri and Mn. Paul Tbelu. and Alan Crimer serving at the Scoub compleUns the cooking relrelhment table, which waa 1et cour&e Tlleaday were Janis ~hmoll, Marjorie Hatrls, Ka)' Zet• NJerl, Stephanie Pullen Mariet Ha*tt, Debbie Suaan Ohllncer, Sustn Betty Lou Mullens, Rutb Mary Hall, S11san Kactett. Diane Christine Bahr, Celeate Bosilt Cheryl Fife, Judy Moore and Sixty teenagers and adults Living Room Suites S0 FAS BEDROOM SUITfS "Sevta'' Mattresses f ·gldalra App\lantas n ad Quatll wasbars DINmES Spa . Window Fans Oa Tho BriCb"ll Col'llor MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Inf orma ITea f Q II OW$ Wee kly Cooking ~·· Lesson Of Mi ddl eport G'lr1Scou t T roops . tbe Mason, Gallla, Meiss area wiU ,,4,lis CHUCKI.I FOR TODA1 Sfdlh Teenagers T.o Choose Winners In Dance Events SAVE ON QUALI'I V FURNITURE MANY ITEMS REDUCED MIRRORS •B~ng baek I BAKER'S • • • LEAP YEAR SALE Record Players for were oervod to Barbara Bu~ch. NaR<>" Ant'!lll. Jane Gru-. sandra . Hendrlclla, Teny lf>'aeU, Suzanne MJrtin. Mm )[~~nat·. Shelia Ohlinger, Je,.l Pri<O, La leon Prlce, Ellen Q!"fit, Wlilyn Tbe Central Filth andu Jean S.llenible, Joon- S<:ott; Gnde GU'I Scobut. mt~tt ~Cbon ~ Sedonia Spencer and Linda WUI after sebool at t e Bap I ur and t~ne committee member, Din; with Jean Mn Jtosemary Arl)old and Jean wm. SeJdebable " le.dera. --------'Jbe meeting was ope.aed witb • Bar '' the pledge to the tlac, led by EJ. Mu• Norma rew. lv FUDDII IWUDASHILT Mr aod Mn La:wrence attended ttle funera] of their COUI1n, Mrs Walter Caufman, ill Ga.lhpo. An unusual natural container [lis pa5l Saturday at the Overholt was extllblted by Mrs. Jonah Funeral Hvme. Cottrell It wu of featherstooe, 1 Mary Scott, student nurse at whkh Js a Java !ormation and Holzer Hospital , has returned to avlulable In ttte central part of Galllpohs after spendmg the week the t~tate. t•nd with h!!r parents, Mr and :m Paul Russell and other relattves followmg tbt! mtetmg a salad Wh•le here she underwent dental course was ~erved by the boste::;- •ur.,.ery ses The next mee t mg WI II be Mr • and M-. Melvm DeVol and M 5 Ch · '" held al the horne of ' · n.s children, Carolyn and Judy, of Diehl. Belle, W. Va. 11pent the week end w1th Mrs. Gus Ward and family of South Seuond Avenue. Fr1end11 here have received word that Mrs Wilham Hawley Is recuperatmg in 'he Na~ : au HOI!ipltal 10 Mineola, New York. followmg surgery . Her room number IS E 37 ers and evergreens ground ..~~ · • ......,..__ - Tenderfoot Rank . Were DISCUssed Mr and Mn. Will"m Slater wore Kni£bt and w H. Gall of ~hng Uonals wbtch bad been prepared by Mrs Vern.on Weber ~r- Dusmeu vhnton m Columbus on ton, w. va , are great grandpar· '""'n members answered the roll call by nam_Ing a plant swt- Munday. ents.. §? .,_.lilt ;. tliMit· ftfclsln ,. I • P.M.IIId ~~ � 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. 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