https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1cd3771b89ac2808ebd432dc01164f0.pdf e4cf030943489c3fb3d0a0924998e488 PDF Text Text -- --·-- -- ·-"- -- ----,----- 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 ~~ �.._ .....-.......-- ... ~··-·····-·--- • ;_ 2--Dally Sentlne( Pom~Hiddj~rt. A-, Mare~ IHI PAlLY SENTINEL i1mlilelitating Editorially -" a practical standpomt there are only abot1t four things that we can do wath whe?.t We can eat It export It, feed tt to livestock and store 1t " At present , 'he we-nt on , Amencans arc eatmg aH the wheal they want and about aU that can be sold goes mto export, which takes care of two of the posstbihhes Therefore. " We ObviOusly can not go on bulldmg storage stocks mdefmttely The remammg al- ternative •s to mcrease the use of wheat for livestock feed " Thts IS in complete consonance with the long-held view of Leadmg agricultural economists The wheat surplus problem would be mmlmLZed and perhaps ultimately eliminated If the t·ountry embarked on an aggressive live in an era 10 which, apparently, vast numbers of pe<~ple regard the government as )V e the propj>r BOilfce of almost every ·kind of handout, ~~tant, and so-called "benefits." So something that Henry Hazhtt has tc oay in Newsweek about government is important. In his words "Its true function is to maintain peace, order, and justice; to t~rotect Ufe and property; to refrain from burdensome and inequit/tllle taxation, to remove the punitive laws l\nd deterrents that previous govern- WASHINGTON UPi - The prog1·am of ammal agnculture, and turned the wheat into meat PracUcally everyone hkes meat, and desires it once or more each. day Because of 1ts protein content, it IS among the most valuable of foods from the standpomt of both physical and men,tal vigor There 1s small doubt that per cap1ta consumptmn could be substantially increased. Meut has another vast vtrtue over wheat m this surplus qge - being penshable, tt must be consumed, and qu1ckly It can't be stored mdefinitely. ments hav.e impos~. Its function is to permtt and preserve a sound currency. When it fails to do this, 11 must bear sole responsibility for tbe (ailure." ' ., .' Once government breaks its histOric bonds and goes beyond these functions, the result is always the same: Oppressive taxation, a degraded currency, diminished incentive, and a steady whittling away of the freedoms of all citizens. u.. that Ohio, grade schools, the high 'chooLa, and the colle~ WjU be btouJ!It ,i_lljo Ill• plaqnlnc IJid pro- Reedsville Social Events In HISTORY Meigs County A surprise birthday party was given at the home of ¥r and Mrs P. R. Randolph Sunday Jn honor of the 8th birthday of the1r (i:reat jranddauetlter De-bra Denise Keebaugh of Chester. OF By Walter E. Sbleo IDITOR'S NOTE: With thlt ls- JSeptember 26, 1794, died 1849. He wu t1 farmer or Meles Co1JnOhl0, ond died there Aug~st lnt . .P County hmlll" 4 1829 1-hs <'hlldren are 111 fol· which will follOw in thl11 PIP•r lows MarJa, born 1813 married ,,.,. 4ay 1'hoiJia9 Ford HannHh, born 1814, married THE SAYRE t',,.MILY Wllliam ll"rison Parr Thil name comu to W', In var Susan, born 1817, married Geo IOtU forms of ape•;mg, 111: Sa1cr, Cowdrey Saere, Sare, Seyer, Syer. Saher, Sarah, born 1819, married Frank Sayr~s. Sayer, Sayre It 1s spelled Blain m different ways m different John, horn 1821, married Ruth famlileR, dJffl,lrent loc:alit1es and FlemlnJ.: dafferent (oetw·attons Serena, born 1823, married Ab· The earliest tecord we have of ner HIBIIon th 111 farnUy In I comes Martha, born 1826, married Stefrom the County Radcliff. land m 1273, one by Sayre. born May 14, 1821, Jobn SayrE' I mocriod Ruth Flemmg, w.ho waa Then m 1316. we find 11 Wilham tn Pennsylvama, April 17, Sayre flf lledfordshire, England died October I, 1878 They ThJ.!j 111 cons1dered the flnt marned December 17, 1849. was a farmer of Meli,:.!i Counknown genetllliOn In the ~mcestry , Oh1o Their children 11re tls from which the first emigrunt to America cbscended M, born 1930 married lfayman Fleming, born 1853 died w. of TM D•IIY hntln•l, Mr. Sine& Mtln& • hl ...ry of l••d· to.,.. ThOle present were Ruth Ann Barnhill, Billy Cole, of Tuppers Plains, Nancy Hawk, Brenda Spencer, Vi~kie Carr, Tonya Ket:baueh Mrs Marjorie Keebau1h, the honored gue1t Debra Keebaugh or Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Er· wm Cam and Clari1tene Randolph of Reedsville a:rammillJ for this «;elebi'atfon, not : A son, !Bryan Keith, to only 10 we may mate use 9f their Mnl !AIIalf J:'(J)Irl! New facilities, b\lt more WPOrWiUy, to HaV8ll, Feb. 28. 1 extend participation to all of the !> douCIIIOf•.- • ~.jo Mr. chlidren and the students of ud loiN. .¥ranklln M. imboden, state so that they will more POIMI'())', Feb. -29. . • undf!rltand what bas to to e11able UJ to MCII;Z•R t!OJPIT4L Cehtenrhal 3; Mrs. Jlo. and, eoune, I the op; MrL Wil• tbat you reali.ze that Poet's Corner FOOI.IIIG ~~~~;iin~t];~~~~ o•cl'littON When deeeptiorl dr{vei vp, omilh>t ll;l a handsome Iunou1l~ The fmest in appejraQf:t or most all, that :tou hl}-:(1: seen. cost All of the members Commtuion serve pensation, other than a ment for their- p~.ctual the conduct of their " If you go With him al'lkthlg, Just to have a frlendJ,- .taU:. Have your shoes balr-.-ted •rm·• " •••• starttng 4 Wahama Grads Make Dean's List In 1st Semester Four Wahama graduate! , Mtre namfd to the Dean's List at Marshall College for the f1rst semester according to an ,nnouncemenl made thts week For you'll Peed them walk. wben He'll drtve you o'er a acenlc route Polnt out the beauty ll'Ud; Talk. of rot that'a only naalht A fool can understaml J. Shtrm•n Porter $enetor, 7:.f DIJtrlct After you've bec.ome dltif~d With IUJJife&tions he he/ l1tflde; Get out and start to hiking Thouih the road leads on UPJP'a>le.\ The 14Utature, however, d1d approprtate funds for this Work 1n fact, a tot.! of o$49,000 waa aP:, pwved for this purpose. $19,000 is to he spent durmg the ~ascal wear 19!Kt-OO and $30,000 11 authorized for the fliH;al 1960-61. It IS not necessary Commission to spend all but 1t was f~lt sufficient to Wa~ Mrs. Shir- DAILY ACROSS l. Sea north (lf Turkey 6 A cuda-d :11 . Ruca1 12 M(lrt fault.• ,... 18. EntiN U . Leg joint l6. COmp&IS point JB ot Plnea, W. I. 17. Meat jelly 21. Salt marahea 1!4,. Copy 27. SileepUke Jl. Purple » I ! Chester Dof A Holds Regular · Tuesday SeSSIOn 11, I Amelita, .Great Ladies' Auxiliary !:bids Pinner .:ruesday,Evening provldllll lor tile tlon of ·the event. ,.~~iting and .... RENAUL"r l Ladie~ ~~ t!~~n~~~~;~~~J~~~~~~~~~~ 1 5 of That 1s a claims and now . - ~ ExpanBton of Appalachian Power CompanY• Cllncll River to lh M ,~. 1 atructton Company, Joe, of South , nner e e1ga ......,.. n Y Bend, Ind , ••• been oel-od to au1al.ed m the eonttrudJ011 ot Mlnutarlal Aa10ru.ation on Mon ""'~ day, the proceedt , 0 be uaed to do the general contractmg ~rk three .other power plant& Ia tbe help the Children'• chotr and too accommodate the new unit. System If 1 g The bmler work has ben autgnIt I.J e1t1maled that 47.000 cu· Ill onary oclety. ·~d to B.abcock &: Wdcoa: C(lmpany blc yardl of eartb wtU be moved · Election of officeR waa con land tM General Electr1C Com ln constructing Chncb R.lver'a ducted by the Rev Francl8 }L pany will butld the turbine gener· new addation, which 1riD be• •I Glazier .wath Mn. Ph11tp Ohlm lator Theu three companies per- eated adjacent to Unit 2 on tbe a:e-r selected 11 preaadent, Mrs formed the same work on the east 11de of the plant. A aiDtle Thomu Bent.r:, VIce pre1tdent, plant'a first two umta 1taek, the same bel&bt u tllat llrl Phihp Sm1th, aecretary, Mn Hodges also announce J that serving Un1t1 1 and 2 will 1M Hrrbert DllOD, treasurer, Mu. [Bernard o Henrunger, veteran built to aerve Umte 3. It will be Alice Thompson, aeeretary of power pLant conatructloa engl- of poured concrete conatrudlon. c-.rtatian aoctal relatlont, M111 neer for the Amencan Electric The Marley Ulmpany, builder Elizabeth DavlJ, secrebry of chris- Power System of wbieb Appall· of the ex&atmg coolin& tow-en, taan ediJCation, Mr•. (:laude Hua- chtan i1 a put, haa been. named will construct a ain.de Jarr:e cool· ted, secretary of aplTitual life, and reaident engineer 10 cbarce ot ting to,..er to provide the con-. Mn V1ctor Young, leader <if the con1tructton of the new unit. LDZ water required by tbe newChlldrene ¥1ulonary Society. 1•.uul The new tower will be Hennmger bas been aupervllllng built on the 11te of the oJd conAt the doe of the meeting construction work at OhJo Power atructi(ln office nortb ot U. relre&bments were served by Mn Company's Muskmgum River plant proper and dowDit:ream Glaner to 12 mP.mbera and one phnt at Beverly, 0 Ohlo Power from the present towen, aecordguest. ia aJto a _part of the AEP Sy1- tnt to Hodee.. Cost of the expanaioa 1ri1J tem. He ~mned the Syttem at Appalachtan s Cabm Creek Plant lll raise to over Sill-million the total Welt VJrgllUa m UMl Vld hu invHtment in tbe three-wait power plant. Already the laraell M' .z .ZL 1 Club T power otation In Vlrllnla, Cltndl 0 ' O<UJU!ptJr River '"" h"e a total capaclty Meet At Emmuh Home ol 670,000 !Jilowatta U[IOD eompleDolores Kraeuter, councilor, The Middleport Garden Club of tlon of tbe new urut ln 11161. prealded at tbe meetmg of Che.- 1 M.iddleport wtll me'!t Monday, MarConlltructian of ~ f1nt tpro ter Council Da1Jghtera of Ameri- 1ch 7 at tbe borne of Mn. C A. 255,000 kw unltl waa ltuted ~-. ca held Tuesday eveo1111 wJth 28 Emmuh w1th llrs Walter Haye~, mid-191HJ. Unlt 1 wu placed 1a -;=~~ hOldl iln U'OUE!d·themembers present. Mrs. Garnet Entsminger and Mu. commercial opention on October il the rfJ!~t ol Negrqe. tftw Jer.ey, Norl'll The s1ck comm1ttee reported E F Maag as co-hostess, 1958, and Urut 2 on December Laura Mae HartUng til, Zana Gam 31, 19!58. RuiMll Lon& (DI, er Improving and Homer Holter During the program hour llidea When tbe oew unit is completon cota aet. and Lucy Spencer both borne from lentiUed, Usual and unusual Peren-~ ed tbe plant 11 eQeded to burn Maine, hu a the hospital and Jmprovmg. Com- mals Flowers of Ohlo Gardens appro11m;~tely 1.8 nlilllon tcma of Henry Jacklua (D), munieatlons were read from Mary wdl be shown. The dub will have coal per year All of it it 1uproom wblle aba.vin,r. Link, state councilor, concemmg ll seed, p)ant and bulb e~ebange phed by the Cllnchlteld Coal ' membership; EdJtb Wakely, dlt- Arra~ements .of eerly spnnJ!Il Oow- Company under a Jona-term eon· , trtct deputy, 111kmg the members er.11 wlll be brought by llr.1. Hay~& !tract and delivered by rail from 1 to have reinstatement at the rally; and Mrs. Garen Stansbury, presa- Chnchfteld's nearby new llou and Ella Hannum, thanking the dent of the club lmme members for letters and card'l sent at the llme of the death of her son m Jaw. It was vvted to re trt!ltate at the Dauphinee :~ei~i:' d10nfr F~!Jepartment held thmr at the Martm Rest- rally and plans made to practtce The Tuesday Auxiliary eveningof the Mid· at the next moteting It wu announ ~ that quarterly birthdays .Ladies attendmg the dinner would be ob~rved at the next Bme;eu 4·4IHII' wert, Mu Dave Jentms, Mrs. 0 meetmg A meeting ~ tbe Past ... a. .. ua. E. McKml2y, Mts David Ohlinger, Counc1lors to be held at the ladge Thomaa Hanmgan, Mrs B hall, Wedneaday, March 9, w1tb Parmalee, Mrs. Lee Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes a.ild Letha Wood to- Lewis EJhs, Mrs Emmett Shuler, as hostesses, 1t wu also annc>un u the rapid Mrs Wayne G1bbons, MJ'l:l. Gerald ced. Antlwny, Mrs Everett Bachner, At the close of the meetmg a emerging from the torrent of nnd Mrs John Vroman cake walk was held .,....... ,.. ....... -... ....... ~:~i~i:i~~~~~~~ su,prem~ -~; election-year defense debate ~ ;~~~g the dinner the group 1 the ".home of Mrs i~ 1 '"-~..,..._...,_ _:-'-"""-,---,man Jintei'L"'lntinent.al ballistic mis- ;:~::;~ a short qu.sinftte sile hase,!l in underground Jaunch 1 held and new of sftt;s startJng in 1963 and a vanyear were elected ety of military satellites to gather follows Shuler, President, lntelhgerice and give attat,k warn· Mrs. McKmley as vtee prestdent, ing, Mr1. Anthony, as Treasurer and Mrs. Bachner a& Secrehry. ,. $wever, the Appalachian Power Co. Breaks I Ground For New Plant Unit a di During the soc.lal hour games played and prizes won by Jenkms, Mr& Anthony and vroman. of . the Civil War th1s eountry, and. history of Ohlo1 Lellllature to estibli&h tbis comm~on for the sole t '' . . ' From the people whn make the most service-free automatics ••• (alanr) 31. C(lnductore: 83. Edible molluak• Jam" 1'<>~?11 Lewis MJller of Millwo~d, L)'dll marrJ•d Va. Her chllfren bJ1 1111 er aa followa: Monroe, Jlou:l o, HamptDn. IIA~·n~h mtnltd Dtaiel Weav-. ohildren were Daniel, Oeorte. Andrew, Dil· 11aac Sayre, ~ary fhe mll'flfd I 1 34.. School COUt'MI (eolioq,J IT. Mual~al .u. ""'" Atther't wupon •a.46. Not ""''ry Rtnt&l eontriet 415.More QualUied 61. Recorded,. 1,1 1'1\UIIO 4T.II're.IU!h ··- J Your o\d wa~her ent on ••• the down payrn be can b_eautifur f OUR NEW-- S]ring. FORMALS ... and-It's the Prieed From • $16.9910 $22.50 """'ted area tbe Air Force re I.Riltatement of Itt Come In attd Lay There Polarit will be hte to Jlap J it aJ.x IIUbs a to- musslles each. tTatJc backing:. want• to awdt of miatiles marin\! to resillh It IIQWII SUEDE most wanted features! li be t.Coneoct IIIO,.T COMaiN4lTION ot the program. The adminhaa eut the 2,000.mile an to • prototype proo iimnoi>ai.lcAirbacking, Force, with some ~~ tl1.e a deterrent weapon which P()!aris sub, could zoam ready to hurl barin retaUation for B-79 cutback is as beint ~efl1 Yours Away Now! IT WASH•S ••• IT DRI.S,. • IT'S A SPAC••SAV.RI rt..r I.KilUN . "Iron- I - HtLviHCI reo. -~ly roll I Plant at Carbo, Va baa gotten under way with the breakin/1 of gro1111d for construction of a lblrd 225,000 ldlowalt geaeraf; mg urut Mra Francl.l H Glaz1e-r, pres1 R E Hod · dent, ~onducted the bullneu se-tge!l, vtce president and general manaa:er of Appa•ton and plarut were made to serve lachtan, In matmg the announcement, said that Sollitt COo- Golden Rule Class Entertained At Eskew Home we:m Daily 8enUnel, Pomeroy-Kiddleport, 0 ., 'Harclll, ~llilo ''The Outteac:b of tbe Churtb-A new Loo.k at Ni(i:eria" wa1 the to-Pie preHnted bJ Mn Jame1 W1U, when the WSCS ot the Enterprise EUD Church tnet Tuesday even ina: .at the church. Central Scouts Hold Session At Bapt1"st rc h Jf you are ael£ respecting Ruth Ann GrJmm, Letart fresh - And not akin to mole1; man, led the group w1th a 4 0 aver- The exercilif wUI a\l'enl\hert you ue Wtlbam D Jt,oglesonJ!, Muon Atop your heavy soles. freabman, had aD average of a 6, whlle June Spencir, Mason junior, Perhap1 you'll be embarr&Stfed and Sundra Lou , Roush , New Ha- Thul)lb~ng back al~mg Ule \Vv; ven senior, had averages abo\e 3 0 To hear the hn1J:hing echo Of what looU&h peoplo say. ,, Enterprise Wsws Elects Officers For Organization ..J .,.. itl who don't think there'• a SantJ !But tbe 1tory clrtullte4 throUih Claua or an Euter BUPD)' alto Army camp• that U. S. 11\ood. tor JCOlt at Uncle Sam. "Uncle Sam" Wll&on. The lmtJala But the)' never beard of Samuel on lhe barula and WU10n's name Wilaan, the "Kilroy" of the War became aa weU known to the War of 181Z. of 1812 aa the ID'?tto "Kilroy was Hit daddy wu a M1nuteman at here" durin& World War n . Lezinetou AI a boy Sam haulld 1 One story ba1 tt. that Wil10n auppUea for the patriOt. of tbe &b?Wed up 1t 1 Fourth of July pic American Revolution. nic 1n Woburn, M.au., about 1830 Later he walked to western New wearmg red and white atriped York beside a waa:on tram to trousen, a blue vest 1prlnkl.ed with aeek h11 fortune. And he found it White S\41'1, a red and white atriped He became the prospero\11 owner coat and a tall hat. of a brict workl and meat pactSkttcbea or him in thi1 cet-up ing house known to fnendl and •_p pe•red m oewepapen of the employes aa "Uncle sam" 'Wilson. Ume The co&tume &l)d the name Coneteu 100n may declare Wll· Uncle Sam grew into national eon the "origmal Uncle Sam" and aymbola But Samuel WilBon wu mate bis arave at Troy, N. Y., a nearly for~otten until the legilla· natloiij~l abrine. t1on was mtroduced to Mc:Ognize Heu• Approvet 1111 him as the "oriJI.o.t Uncle Sam." 'nle Houte has approved a om to do thl•. TIJ• Senate Jlllbllc Ianda aubeonunittee passed tbe meaaure P'rlday. s.n•te ~otertor COmmittee and the tuU Senate are ita final hurdle•. I"L Wllaon, who had tbe tall, Blender \oil U build and punt face of tbe Uncle The Girl Scouta ~ Central Stm. ptetured Ia tllouands of car- School met Tueldq after aehool toona, ..,.u born in Arlington, ·M111 wlth the leaden, Kri:l Vietor Sept. 13, l'ld6. He wu one of 11 Young Jr. and Mn. Geor1e Hicks chlldren of Scotch - Irilh parenta at the Baptist Church. Dudbt the War of 1812, WilRefreahme~ta were served by aon'l packing house suppUed meat Mrs Hicb preeeding the meet1n1 to the Ampfoan Atmy. Each which opened -with prayer and bar;rel of meat bore the initials Pledge to the J1ag. ftoll call waa "E. A.-U. S" the E. A stood for taken by Sharon Young. Money for Elbert Andel'IOn, 1 contractor, , handbooks was broug}Jt by the and the u. s. •l&nlfled United glrla, Stltea. The Girl Scout Promi1e, laws, U. S. - Uncle Sam aloa:an and motto were givttn in unJson and the hiltol')' of the Glfl Scouts waa read and ltudled. Tbe aalute, aign1 and handahake given and explained by' the era. The girll worked on nose as their project Named to make poaten for the window display at Goodwin's on Saturd,ay were Blrbara Tattenmt, Sally Rathburn and Donna Reibel. Mary Virgmia Evana and Donna Smith were named to belp leaders decorate the wmdow. girls will attend worsbip service at the Baptist Church Sunday in .o~servance qf Girl $coilt Week 'Merch :1- to 12. Selected U ushers fo.r the service Donna Laudermtlt llJld Linda OWens. A number of games were played after 'ihl~h the meetmg closed witb a nng.eircle, taps and prayer by Sharon Young¥ Seventeen. 'ilrls, ineludmg two new ' ones, Pamela Slusher and Beverly •Beaver. tttended. Also present were SJX aduJts, mcludmg Mrs WilHam StJvel'tl, a new com- day mittee member, and !our children rise n. Government's .Function I War Of 1812, History Reveals pr,percy or personal s.-fices to carry out ita purposes UsUAlly, tlie Commtilion 1.1 gJven a sum oi motley •nd told to do a certam Job aJ\d ia generally precluded from acceptfunds from ..10urces other than State or allillptm& the services peraona who are not employed the Commtsston or a member of the Comm11B10n Wheat Into Meat The American Farm Bureau FederatiOn has offered an admirable proposal for dealing with the surplus wheat problem Jn "'statement made to the Senatt> Agriculture ComnuHee by Charles Mttchcll. a farm bureau director, It 15 pomted out that 'from Samu~l Wilson Was Kilroy Of IJ'aDted to tbia Commission 1• tbe ri&ht to accept donaUOil8 of n:foney, .. LO~FER...· · ., ., ..,.., ... IIDL. Now SeotcMJard Fini.O. N6 ·. ·rtttli Black, Lea Sizet 1~ ' . t9·e · Frq,.. $4.49 OHIO --- •h• yea II . , , .. temper•hlftt• obN, voted t~e ol $112,2158,000 for defense. ;·-., c: c:. however, it $9li9,MIJ ,OOO in admtnrequests and add m itt own pro- ~ .AU'rOMATtC BLEA~H DISP'ENSEft ••• ends bleac;hlng probletns, assures brtghter washing with complete bleaching safety. Come In for a demanJtratlon of the New Maytag Comblnallan-Todayl • RUTLAND FU·RMITU·RE Rutloncl, Ohio ' . �• f-·omeroy Battles 'Dogs Tonight RIDING HIGH • • • • • • • • It will take more than last night's heavy snow, and the white stuff's continued fall today, to k. . the Pomeroy Panthers away from their date with the Athens BulldOI!S tonlg!lt lll Q)J Men's Gym in the quaJ1ei'fin3ls of tfte Class AA Sectional basketball tournameJ!\. · • .' 7>/lf reAR OFF BY 7AKI/'f'G /?!/)/;'/& in a nbound eCfort with &8 Don Cox, will not slow up the Panthers. iloleanwhile, -Meig.11 County'!ll entrant in Clan A sectional play, Ra· cine OHi). ia ready to take on the tough Corning team. (22·1) at 7 p. m. tomorJ;"ow, Friday, in the OU gym. Big job of the Tornadoes will be to stop top p!tformer Jtorry Jackson, 6-4 Negro sharpshooter, Tonight's ClaR!I AA play hu Marietta 16·1, guins against Wellston in what should be s dedded breather for the Tigers, at 7 p. m. The Pomeroy vs. Ath!nl game start& at 8:15p. m. OKAYA"T 1/IA/..EA;I. ' ~ ~ The ~~:eonun~ud~~:te~~~~htan~u~an~; ,;;~~~=;;;;;;;;-~~==~, Motorola which rSanlly, Cleland's IM h 30 arc s. Mi U. 3(). NEW YORK · u. 66 ta loulham 'On. S7 Portio~ St. 39 Sou...,; Oro: 'R CLASS ItA TOIIhlwiNTS At Colu...,._ ~ · Whl'"".ll 61 Cot""'bol..._th 55 1 'lriio. ,..., 1 MifH"' 36 · ~=~~.-.,,LAqulnt: 10 nt· Llcklne Volley 72 Clrdtvlllt 51 HIIIMrd 43 OT '" At NN CRconl C"""'•tdto 56 PhJlo U· Mo...llto M C0ohocton 63 ' At \Witnltle , ... .....,lito 79 11.,' 1• 71 AJ' I!Ivrla w.....lle 45 Lwoln 67 llytl•Colhotlc 42 ~· At · hclld . luclkl 66 1- CIIMtiiNI Shaw Cf•nland I"Ht u?r _ The Evans- " v• .~:In " \'Hie (IQd.) ~rple Aces, poiae 4 to U Fell• 40 t delend thelr NCAA buketbal1 ti· Clevel•ncl IHt Tech. 63 tle, today were cbOIJen the nation's Sh.ker Helfhh 38' Birthday Obaerved At Nortnan Will Home ·and Mfs. Norman WJU, of ~e~ula:~~~.:l~=o~e~~ t~u: u~~t~ Cltvt~~~~~~!:.ti:..~"" 49 Rutland entertained with • din- {' Pr f tf' · I B d 0 f At Dayton ner, Friday evening Feb. 26 In ~~ach::s In erna ona oar Mlamltburg II CenNrvllle 55 honor ol their IIQn, De•n'a l7th In ll!t ·final ballotln" of~ cam- Oakwood 53 "•lrmont 47 I birthday. T • • At la'ltf!M 1pa1gn, the nationwide board, ~ate . Kent ~.tt 19 H.Htton 52 Thote present were 'Mr. ancJ Coach Arad (Mac) M~~d~liarts CLAM A At ~ian Mrs. Seth Nicholson, Mr. and Purple Aces 24 first-plice vott• OII.MI 61' tMrl · U ' , Mrs. William Watson, Pomeroy, and 368 points. EvanniUe waa · ·rth. te ~terbu .... 46 Dean and DuJ.ne Will and the plcke-d by the coaebei ·1f1 th~lr 0 _... ~~ 60 GrarWIIIt . .., :1: SPORTS t0· B•~ggest tire h•lt town ··n years 1 I~ ~-. ·;. £,A • 1 Te•m . 8 2 ~: ~~i~~~n ~rf:--zt 2-~~-2) ~,ig 0 Rea~~g For A~ded Cage ~ks DESK llo- " lttw YORK UPJ - T'r{O ·mo~ Bean;,~~~::t.~:~'iJ~ rt\l,'Oidl are w1thin eal)' reach of to ~ ei!J<IiloaU'o Ofcar oj. lht"'tbUege blsll:etbaU seuon nears 1(f " - l'h.e Bl~ o.,, ' I probably have missed doling out these daily observations )>relk !tli~ .!J08t (of recent vintage) from "The Sports DeSk" more than our llllark (!2~)__aet by read_ers. The trouble has been there are only 24 hotin in eacfi ~~~ ~i~~~~authe . tlay tnstcad of 25 as needed. show' ftobertlon · in . · However, the Pomeroy Panthers' signal success apinst I and ,82· pzdes hu · Lancaster Tuesday night, their upcoming game tonight against points a game'. That Charley McAfee's fired-up Bulldogs, and, if Mac is clumped, ~­ the battle with Marietta Saturday night, has inspired a brief return to the role of commentator. r Points Fr•U'f•bu.-. 70 "" 368 CAthocton S•crtd HHrt 43 ~~~ Birthday Party ReC.1!~Hop Held Saturday':,, At ~cred Heart For RaCine Girt'' . Fridiiy Night Miss c'dralee · MantJei .~Jebrated her 13th birthday, Feb. 1· 27. She h·ad as her guests the following ""''"" '· folk!! Who gatherec;l . 8t her iu>llle saturday at Racine l at 2 pm Dian Elwood, Donna PoAnn Powell, Jocel.y)j Ellen. Sht1ler, Sammy. . Kay "eaford, SUdra AI1Bms, Jeanie Manuel, Janice Manuel, Jan Alkire, ~oy K. Thei11, K-ida Arnott, DUly Ours, Teddy Baliey, Jeff Lee, Ralph R061, John ny- MeCUn~k, Norman · Norrie, Mark Davts, SttYe Cleland and Jinimy Hainm. I ALso present were Mrs. schel Manuel, 'Syracuse, Mr. .Mrs. Harold Talkington of umbus, Mrs. Gail Wagnts and Ehter Judy, Columbus. Ab.OUt · M. I'd'dl eport ~~=~:.:!a.;;:;';; • nJ. line, Minns. 12; 16. (tiel, Prairie Mlnneapolit 1 New or View, Te-x . A&M and American {D. ~~~~!~~~!·H~: 1~LIAGLII C.) Unlvl'rsity . 11 each. 18. Ctie) A h tt 3 8 H 1 1 l'Pittehurgh, Kan. (ll, Capital (Ohlol Ctoc "t Hu .:.. • 2 {I) and Ark<~nsaa State (1), 10 each. •n ln. • _ •r,.. , 1 AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY ._! .. Rodrigues Crying Copley, Hafey For Shot At Of Portsmouth Champ Jordan Make All Stars I·T AU·WfATifll AT A lOCK JOmMI MIAIIII BEACH, Fla. UPI- Top- LIMA, o. (UPn ,... 11be Sprinc· year Tire and Rubber Co. entry. ·1 , But let us just think tonight about beating Athens. That is task enough. Wolfe Gets 30 In Marietta Win Over Bobcats o:r~io::~~~,::: -=-= ur .lim'f . ' . ' . I l'•l'11• Greeo, lin. charte~Francu lin. Helen saelrirt. lin. stewart, lin. Roy Proffitt, i.eltet Ztu-tle; Jlrt. William Brown Mrs. ChUteS Yeager, Mnl. W. H. Fogle!JODI, Mrs. -_D orothj · Schwab, ·M lu Nellie l'tessinger and Min Christine Frutb. Miss Bello SanlH>n> enteiloined' - ---:-.,---:--::--::---: · ary Club~ lt b:er ho'me 1n Middie- Program and ·given by·Mrs. Donald port Wedl'iesday afternoon. A lhort :Mills. membeJ'&·· or the Middleport Lltlll'· busines~ ORANGES- sweenumbO ·········· iiOi. 49c 110. ' ONIQ .. S APPLES WINESAPS 1b·10c 3·LB. BAG l9c CROSSE & BUCKfiLL JELLY • MliJ) WNGD()BS CHEf.SE - • 5 jars$1.00 • - • lb. 49,¢ -r-- - • Kraft Dinners 2 bxs.35¢ THE FOOD MART P}lwe WY Z·U29 Save Your~ Green Stamps- Fill A Book Quicker 1960 QFRIGERATOR . . ' El .' • ' ' • ••• " ' • ' ~fiG I 1'2,3 ' . cu. P'l'• ' .• ' '' " With Trade f. • ..' • j' •• • , I ' f !. .·;~~ ~.r. 11, " .1. '• ITUIT HerSending g.lfta: but unable to att.nd A ro('"k tn' roll orchestra from Col- Gallipolis, "The Rockaways" will tend were lin. Betty Sayre, "Mrs. dAU· provide additional music. J;anclft.J Barry Surface, Mrs. Dor Ebenwin be done to Popular reeordit •. bach. ·f4n. Betty ' '111.omu, "Mrs. Bananas CHOICE 1 2 lbs. 2541! i ···~ model cpra ' I. James Wiu, .Mn. M•tila Nable, ~)ln. Vernon Cadle, idn. Alma Turner, Mt'l. Jamet Proffitt, .Mn. coOt, Mn. Duddina:, Mrs. lohn M.can, Mn. stanley Barbout, Mra. Boward SwiDD 1114 Mra. Bill Fey. , -. gal. jug.l9~ Ml LK otatoes COOK WHITE 10 lbs. 49f COMBINATION ' DOW · M~. IItAil I , ,,,, .. lowPlJ: tnee'ting wa-s conducted The 15 members present res' ' FRIDDI. HOUDAIHELT by the JlliBident, ~~- Wm. Brad- ponded to the roll cail with reford and the meeting was opened 1p-onses from the program. The lth the group singing or "Amer- next meeting will be held at the ks the Beauti.ful" with Mrs. Emer- home of Mn. A. E- Cook on Marc.h son Jones at tbe pitino. 16 The study of the workings and ' obj~ctlves · .?L._ tbe United NaUons HYMN SING SUNDAY contirtilM' w!.'Y..rl,\He'...,..rtef~"'~lltf!llert) :,.-}. . . orological Orgii1izat~n and. J bHJ · 'Jtiere will be a Hymn Sing _at C,been was taken to St. ternatio'nal Maritime t'onsultattv~'" e Rutland Church or Cht1st Hospital in Parker3b4rg l;was given by Mrs. Walter Wa'ddeiL Sunday, March 6 at 2 I!· m. spoJIhiiJ . daughter, Mrs. i-lnternationaJ Clyll A'Viattun Or- sored by t.he Goldeo CarcJe class. . ganizatltin" Was also -a part of tbe EveJ'l'«<e welcome. ...ail ' rita: ducted, rooma of tbe Muon MethodiJt (:)tUf(h, HosteS!Ies were Mn. DD. L. Beaver and Mrs. A. R. Burns. Door prize was won by Mn. Dunald Cook. Glilnle prize& were won by Mrs. Willis nudding. llefre&hments were liei'Ved to the fo1- lb. 59~ Ground Chuck FRIEZ .!lity, ane ofUPIthree ATHENS bound Ohio college teams, ently was looking ahead to NCAA Wednesday night when played Marietta. Ohio U. moYed lrtt'l a .cornf?rt\ 1 able 13-polnt edge at one Marietta, who retuaed to Jt to 40-31 at h11lftlme won out, 74-66. Carl Wolte, a sophomore gpr fur Marlfltta of lltt1(1 Radne, Ohio, •anked welterweight Luis Rodrl- field Wildet.t., Greater 0 h l o •uez, fresh from a c:!onvlncing un- Leafu• hleh "'lw>Dl -•!ball .U· 1nimm.IIJ decision over middle- ttlato, took. -.114 111mnc ·hohlll4 ·•ei&ht Chleo VeJar, tod•y angrl\y ~nerup PorUmoutt. today I~ dt• ·J emanded a title fla:ht ~Uh reluc- A~e ~eleettona by ooactt..._ 'ant welter chamj:)lon OOn Jorn11n . oPOrtao wrttero ond oporto brood< "Why can't I flliiht him, why?" eMten. 1aid RodrlfuM, who dlftllfYed ex· ·ellent 1peed, 1tamtna and punchThe ~th Troja111 ~ ng power Wednesday night ~ men, '1bx¥ COpley il:nd Junl~ '\lalnst the heavier VeJar in a hi· MJke Hale,. on tibe All-GQL ftrlt scored 30 points for high man in tonally televised 10-rouhder. teAm, Qd. • TroJan toaah <r«q8 the game ., . ean't understand U. Paret Ia Heller • #II~ COl~ ~ tllf", Wolfe, 8-1 sharp&booter, tlad the -anked rourth, Tbomp10n ninth, year.~-~· ont9 ' 11ft~ ,llrat ,7 POints scored by Marietta. md I'm No. 1 and haVe whipped er II nee~ , MOll. I· "laret twice. lt'a Jult not right. . UJoill11Q'I, ,'C1U'tipj4'~ ~ ~ SAJi"FRANCISCO ~ The " I'm wllllnJ to fiJiit Jordan neill ~ '\tbp··~~ 'th.i •t/JoD Wlt!i« lB.'f· Oakland entry in the my plaee'1, any time and tor 1fty polht lfeN!Ie! Foot~ League 'Ul1 pune," 'Jtodrlgu• ~ -. . , rQN,ter litol ty I man, sa, lui• former· ! nd )'ftl''l lele~ 'Were other · and versity of 1aid. "He: "won't 1-' In ' the wl.th m~.~ 1 · ln ~ An4A-NUII.. . , , p1ay-' . to Its roac:hinl 95* ....... , Prbes an,d I Tbe lt"cond annual Oscar .Rook record bop wHJ be held this evening in the SaCI'ed Heart Auditorium starting at 8 p. m. and .'eflding at 12 midnight . Chaperones for the eveninJO: will be Mrs. Fran(is,Birou, Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Mrs. John Lengen, ·Miu Ann Howell and Miss Martha Howell. There will be lilany prizes given away at the informal afrait. Highlight of the eyening will be the awarding of the yearly awards of the Canteen and afl standing contests of the canteen wllJ be con- Literary qub,:'_, , ed. . . Meets:Wed~Jdl!y -===::;;;...-..1.AtSa'nbornflome ~r.Ou.IJd An,~ Stork . . Shower . R~ce"tly Honored M~s. pqllas Cadle .loii'J. Dallal codie of Muon wao hono~~ct qa February 2:7 with a HollywOQd atork sbower held in the social Refreshmenttl of ice cream, cake; · fivon 'lnd lemonade ;were Serfed. Ma"Dy gifls ' were receiv- ' Kr- lb.69~: Ill. 59c BONELESS BJEF JOWl CON ' · .. · · .. · · ........ lb. 19c 1 0 lb. 19,~ RIB ROAST • • • ' .,'ing • : 'n •' e · wenng Ask At Lancaster's 0-8 Cox moved 'Clumsily, reacted slowly, and 4. Miils. Southern (~23-2) 281 ' ltut~tyYenle 1 5 Ptlr ewn 70 showed little mastery of playing inside. So he was moved ou*· 5. Horatr.n (NY) 0 - 23--1) :et · · At Dayton · sidt~ in the second haM'; ·snd did Little better. 53 6 · Maine ll7-2l ''1413" · . Mr. Baker of Mari'etta, whiJe not as big, wiH display more 7. s . W . Tex Sl. (20-3) 110 M.trtlntYillt 57 know-how than Cox ever heard of. 8. Wei!IIP.yan 112 -lll 100 At Brlllt•nt j From what I hear, and read, he is of the stamp of Pomeroy's 6 ~ Tllton1 vllla 65 YorkYIIIt 49 9. ~ · Va . :W~sl<"yan c22- 5) one-time ace, 6-5 Charlie Slack, who became the nation's top 1 4 , ~-~ <.jr~~:~l~~~ f~~~ ~;-i~- ~ ~~- Jew.tt 51 Brllllant 45 collegiate rebounder at Marshall College, and this week won Wt"'~·lf!~ll (f,a ) 30: vlheaion, NBA I his third straignt reboU!Jding title in the National 1Bdtl.$trial ti MArte;~ ~AR<?~J~$ TOP CHdiCE BEEF For the past six weeks, however, Christy has been making his moves, and they're all good OQes. Sprln~leld I SHORT RIBS · ·· · · .. · · · · · .. "- · · .. ~~~< tbe Every fan from Pantberland who ~~t::~~:::~~~g•~~~~~~~ game must have been warmed by the · ~am and BilJ Wilson • ances o1 Bob Cunmn duetion depa-rtment. ilson, in particular, has as a regular for three yeara building up and skill in keeping a team headed tn·tbe never has been favored with the spolllg)lt the "high point" boy. Tuesday night he- Cunningham iJettered hjn1 by two Wilson flayed the kind of game proud o , scoring better than any Anq Cunningham was no less oul~'tl for d:Mve, drive, drive against the And drive Cunnltlgham did, often landings fairly shook the ancient to lesser crowds enjoying more se<llate events. · ' '·, These two boys took up the slack in scorlnjf to win against .; an opponent with its defenses geared to stop S~A)j l"'\4ing scorer Phil Harrison, and hllih &Coring ROnnie Carinan. liar. 'L . o· • , rison contributed 14 points, lour more than 1\-8 Roimie Cox . , rn~ · !La t dC hi din!! _ .Ill o ncas er, an arman C ppe , t 00 Bob Winebrenner, the ' Panthers' outstanding sophomore pi~~~~~~ t~~efre: ~t~ ~~ .::~:;'.~::~.'!~ti~l:.~ star, wore himself down. to a rag-a-tail gu~ng Cox, putting and slugsing outfielder Rocky want to burt • .,. ' club's ebineea. out a tremendous effort reboulldfng and.on defense generally. lor $35,000' at the; lor lhe pendant." ' Those Lancaster boys were J-Ough. 'l'~ey also ta:ct,ed finesse ' traintni carilJ) Roekf· :ft~W' blto town with bit b hre .. led d hit•-· d •• 0 wlt thelr roughness. n t e occasiOns when t ey wan wife an tWo c ~rt an u. ezthe ball real bad, ~ blocks poorly di~sed ·were used ball th::=e~~ h'oa,! th: peeled to •tart "a,i~nl ;~~· against the Panthers. ortunat~ly referees , essell and · Bahr ' 0\11~feld struck the protective cap "I came d.own three timu in had their eyes open. ' . of the pitcher's rnpund my deallnp wlth Line." Qt4 the How ahout Athens and Marietta•? · and bounced back into Schae!fer'a ,Rock, "and - he ·came up !DAte." Coa~h Russell Moore's lads took Athens at Athens·with four fa~~~Vito gave in to G"eneral ~~yeat-9ld llug,er ~Aibed fifths of their reserve contingent playing most of the firla)' quarter. The Panthers ought to make this series tbre~•.st;raij(ht. But no one can discount what Old Fox McAfee wla h 1 M on even a a f-dark night I'm sure Mr. oore knows Paflther fans should be prepared for McAfee too. And Marietta: J.r ::,;.:;:;_;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""''"f"i STEAK · · Chamn Says Date Witb ~atterson Is on:Iune 22 A£ter ' reeoverfq tram • tnaa•• hlp and .,_, to be d.todoanita this wee:keftd (nd 1J0 to tbe h OliveT lJ day to visJt with M'n. Ve"Ue Wedne..:lay. "But I really think pion Harvey Kuenn and the De- Oliver at the Holzer Hotpilal. Mrs. of her ton ia Columbut. I'll hit 11t lent 4~ homen becau~e trott T~Jen were f7.&00 -apart aftI'm anlklUs to prove I juat WHn't er Kutnll eut hi• oric:fnal demand &' ' a one-Yelir wonder tn 'M " of $50,000 to .,C7,MO. The club ha.11 pan.'' 11...-n lmpr... ref~ for weeks to budce from "I jUJf. .:ot Into a slump,'' alld Eolger 1iu1gera and relucta,rv 1$40,(100. the muaeular Washington Senator aignen cornered most of the other Plt<ihet Rrne Durea and infieldthird-baaeman, explaining . why he ad lin~ IIJ)Ice ereated by Wed er And)! C.rey both balked at the SHOULDER SWJSS he hit unly 14 homert during the neBday'a training , camp worknut8. Jiew Y«k Yallkeea' latest offers Frank Howard wa. the impre~- while Mickey Mantle auiked in second ball of the season after belting 28 in the firs:t ba:Jf. "l'lott sive alugger for the Lo.11 Angeles Dallal, Tes,, and uid he planned my ¥trike zone and I dicl wbat aU Dodgerf at Vero Beach, Fla., to wait "for them to call me.'' ballplayen do when tbey'.re in a while rookie Geora:e Coleman at- MaDtle and the Y.mkees are be· slump. I atarted pressing and . I tra('"ted most of the atterltion at lieved at J~ut 18.000 •part. hit .tt bad pitches." the Cincinnati Reds' Tampa, Fla. (otnito Sitn• X:illebtew, 23, slretsed that be base. Howard, a. 6-foot, 7 i~h. In a telft'ition interview Wedis lookint forw-ard with eonfidence 24.3 pounder, bla1ted numeroua netdlly nit'ht at Dallal, Mantle to his second full year In the rna- long drives In the Dodgers' mom- indiCAted hi wouldn't mind being aaid he isn't glvirig a 1ng and afternoon drilll!l while traded by the Yankee~. "l thought to breaking Babe Ruth's Coleman. a('"quired from Cleve- they (the Yankee.> miJht baYe of 60 boinel'l in one sea.on.j land during the winter, reached treded me la1t year to _the cteveST~ · tbat both the center and right field land Indian•," Mickey said. ..I experta have break 1[ences during Cincinnati'& wort- don't even know iJ I'd mind get I~ out . · Coleman i.ll regarded a.11 the tlnl ..,.).ded .,eow or not, the way of that "'sleeper" in th~ Rfds' Johnny everything has been going." ~aid Killebrew after Temple deal. LtAN JUICY ----;-----working out at OrlandO, Fla., American League batting cham. .' • • UnltM Pne. lnttmatlonal HaMon Killiebrew tet a tMO a:oaJ · of at lult 4tJ home rum to. . day to pro\'e " I'm no fluh in the Jo 1t In parentheseS): 1. F:vansv1Ue (24-20-4) Killebrew Sets Sights On 451tome~ 'fq ShQW He J as No Usqal 'Flash In MaJ.Qf lLIJ.iCf6~ ~~'""t' P~n' g~;;; ~~~~~>~7~i...~~:; HurTI! Hum! That's s•mething else agatn. This bigh~~ Ash 111 65 Lldcl Heighh 41 thought-of club is led by 6-3 Frank Christy at forward and 6-~ O..r~ A noi;:Wr 52 Tom Baker at center. Both lads are strong candidates for All· Ath.,..• Ohio Class AA honors. Glrtr~ford 61 C•rth.,..Troy 41 Early in the season Marietta edged Athens by one point, N.w ._..lntton St Aleytlu• 55 but don't tet that fool you. My informants in Athens tell ' me · Leur.lviU• 53 AI Z. villa that Christy, a slow starter each season, did little that night. hosts. Mn. Nichalson, Mr. Watson pre-season sizeup as tbe team Phone WY-2·2.255 Mr. Will an~ Duane were also must likely ta wind up aa the top 1!:. Mala St. PomeNJ I honore<l-~h~tr blrthd11:1s ~11 small cOllege tenm and led the ~~~~~~'""~,..,..,..,".'.:."coming wlthm a week oi Dean 1!1. ratings l3 cons~cl1tive weekll. Tho ratings /Just place voteR and won-lost recurd11 through Feb. 2T - -It " Mo•l~o 74 Ohto Pomle ACCS G.. et -I' ~ R • } ' T Fl~a . OP, . ank Jn Small Teams pa~tponed was Wednesday night will be March Dayton 75 lowo 'lt. 61 Drib 57 ' ,_...., Union 38 "'Mo"l~•Boltolro Jt, Jolln'o d 'orrt Bollolro 61 Mr. RADIO' and TV SALES and SERVIa ·· .o G0 "r: ..,._·.,c,. tJerr<R 7/fA/1 BOUT POSTPONED LOUISVILLE' K• UPI _ sco~ Rut..,. U Lehlih 70 . Holy Colt. 71 Gale elbow, and Bob Winebren- w •• CrOio 1613- last Tenn. ner's forehead cut from a colll1ion Loyota Clll.) "John CarNil 750 PARK At'O ?'1/J I DASflflTBALL II , - ~.& .•. ham's bloody nose fram a flylng St. ,....,..; 91 Stt-.vltle 69 HCJIItJio'> AT 7"1?0PICAL •" --,----:-:====--:-:::-:::-- IIISehool oiflcia1s s.aid this moming if neceuary they 'd take tbe team to Athens in the "school helicopter." Meanwhile, all banda on Coach Russell Moore 's SEOAL chamJt.s, who dumped Lancaster convilieingly, 72-M, Tuesdt~y night, were reported In fi.ne physical condition. Slight wounds incurred in the Tuesday contest - !Bob Cunning- 4--.pally Sentln~l. -~·- Team In 'GoocJ Shape' After Game Against 4n~aster Gales Tuesday • • . •'. 'l. �• • 1-Jlallf Seltllllel, Pomeroy-'Mlddleport, 0 ., Mll'th S, IINIO r=============-,1 WANT ADS Notice Is hereby given thll on Frtday, March 111. 1960, at 10:00 a. m. the unden1gned wtll offer for ule at publtc auction to the BATES l ~! l. ' !' I ' I ' Cl"ft · I Dn SOCie • ty Report Mn. Martha Bennett of Waverly ;,, • •Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mamla. 1860---7 two weeQ. Vr. ond lin. eliot Erwin ond daucbter Cllaedda 0! Soutbllde Ohio, the following descri.bed truck, to-wit ' vJilted Kr. aod Mn~ 1obn HarriOne 1955 Chevrolet 2 ton Truck son, SundaJ. Motor number 00, Sertal number was accompanied home by Mr. and .Mr. and 'Mrl. Stanley COlley and W265N12289. ~1rs James •Bennett Saturday afl.er chiJdren ot Haven Heilbtl vlalted Dated thts 29th day of February she had vislted them for the put Mr. and lira. Da.DII Lew1s, Sundar. 11100. .llliu Bonnie Wamtler Yitlted Mr. RIVER GENF;RAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORP. By : J . w. Hynes, P. A. 769 Legal Notice S cents per word, one inaertion. Minimum cb-s• - 60 centa. 8 cQy per word for three OOC&&CUtive inliertions. Speei.a.l - one month :for 30 cent& per word. Full rate of 3 eent6 per word 'Will be eDarged for advertisine if DOt ptid willbln 10 days after rewlvin,g bill. Erron iD AdvertYifii - Sbould be reported lmmedlatel.y. 1be Daaly SeDtinel "Will not be responsible for more than one iocorrud insertion. Card of 'J':hanb aJid Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituarie• published at 1 -cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. l:li 60c 90c $1.35 $4 .:50 20 60c: $1 20 $1.80 $6.00 25 7!k $1 .60 $2.2:1 $7.00 Ada received by 10 A.M wU! ~ :.n that day 1 paper. ' Leoal LIGAL Notice NOTICE SALE OF AUTOMOaiLI FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS I hiabest bidder for caab in hand .st 1 Blaettnar Auto <.:ompany, Pomeroy, Thomas J Blaho, dba Blabo Gi!.S & Oil Comp.any , whose la&t known address was 39 Byrer Avenue, Unwntown, Pennsylvania, and ta n.ot L ega a restdent of the State of Ohio, tli hereby notified th.a.t on the 24th / N_..i \l'&t'Ce .,. • and Mrl. Bob Wamaley aad daUMh· ter of Middleport SatW'day. •• T£LiEVISION GUIDE 'WSA%.T·V Channel 10,110 -Til~ "'!10 Jl :.U Mrs. Walter Blat&, Mn. Alma Johnson, llfl. Harry Johnson and Irene Kelly were in Pt.. Pleuant Thursday, Harrison Robiuon was in Kaiser, REPORT (3) 3, 3t.c a at were HenQ_an Tarlor. leader o1 the aervieell whicll of 13. VJ,eldt f«llD. ~ f tt.ended a blrlhclt~ •PatiY &lveh lib»· Mr. and Mrs, '~!arvin hbotijlt lor dteir daughter; Debra, Jait Su~day 11ft· 1!': 00 t :ao 1:10 G&Ug~K: Mcmt:gomery, 15.8 o& W. Va. on buaineu Saturday . upper, IH on tower, 12.6 feet open; .Mr. and Mra. IJO)'d WIUiams and NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' emoon. • 2'' 30 u.-. day of February, .,.~.000, Geurge H. Ea.tate of hnton E. Carl o-eaHd tialhpolis, 18.9 on upper, ltJ.S on Mrs. •· ••.u.r J obnaon v1u"ted Rev. Warner, filed hizs pet1t1on against Ca.:Ot~~· ! 8h!~~by given that Clara lower, 20 feet open; Lock 23, 14.4. and Mrl!l. W. L. Gearhart, Barboursllllll as de1endant m the Court of Condition of Movabl• Locks: ville, Sunday. Common Pleas, Melt:& County, Ohio A. Carl whose Post Office address Locks 13 through 22 are up Lock Joe Chapman, Dannie CremeUlli Case No. 12,988, praymg for judg· l: Pomero~, Ohm, H. .0: 1 has been 23 1::; down, rwer stationoer:Y. of Rutland and Robert Chapman of ment ll81lln&t him for the sum of uly appomted Admmtslratrtx of Great Lakes, illinois, visited Mr. th ree hundred a1xteen and no / lOU tbe Estate of Benton E . Carl late Ohio Ri.,.,. Boah: Lock 9, Char· 1 and Mrs. Herman C.rtwria:ht on Jdollal'tl, pJua interest at the rate of u.f Pomeroy, Ohio, R D. 1, MeJgt; I los R. Stephenson, down et 7.15 Thurlday. 11ix perctnt, for services performed Lounty, Ohio, deceased. am ., 11·2; Looui~ialnna dawn at Gay Livlll.gston of Columbus PHONE WY-2-2157 by h1m, and cons of this action. 1 Dated thu 15th day of February 9 15 a.m., 15-2; Lock 11, Janie D. spent the weekend with her father, 1 1;;; Said cause w11l be for bearing on 960· down at 6 20 a.m., 3·2; Lock 12, Tom Edwards, and illr. and Mn. '( I )0NJ;:;;;;;:;:------~-=:==::==""'======~ . F. H. O'BRIEN 0t1ces t 9) For Sole or after the 30th day of April, Rc-lian1..-e down at 8:~ e..m., 16-2· Glenn Scbn.eider. -- -1960. Jw:I.J,!e of thecProbate Chc_>urt Lock 13, Coal Ktng down at 9:20 ·Mn. Harrison Robinson ahd sons OA:DII NOW GEORGE H. WARNER, Meigs ounty, 0 io p m., lHJ; Bob Benter down at vlaited her parenta, Mr. and Mn Early order discount on all or· fo'lNE JERSEY GUERNSEY HEI· Plaintiff (2) 18, 2~; (~) 3, 3tc 1 5·20 a .m., 12-6; Lock 14, Robert FnDl: McDerm'1tt at Letart, Satur· 'th 20 I'ER Phcme WY2·2179. den. St ~e I ·'I ... oa w1 year By J. B. O'Drien, Attorney i R Gibson down at 8:10 a.m., 0.2; day and Sunday. euarantee. Pole type steel build· NEW TIRE - CHArNi? SEI!!j for Plamlitl I Lock 15, .Ashtand down at 5:10 a. M d .. ina: Ideal for loafing shed. Free I Pom•ror Motor Co. Pomerc~y, 0. 12) 25 (3) 3 10 17 24 31 6t m 1·12· Mary B down lilt 8· 1~ r. an .aura. Reese William& delivery on all orden placed, by ; ' ' ' ' ' c__ ROHERT E. FAB~. whose hr.1t 1 ~ ~-. o-2 ; Lock JS,.Orlea.rotan do~ of Pomeroy vi1ited Mr. and Mrs. 3 3 Jtc March 16. 5 yl!ar fmaneing . Phone known address was C~~bbad, New al S:30 a.m., 22-0; Lock 20, C V Lloyd Willlams Tuetday evening. Ori~ L. Smith, Lona: Bottom, Rt. 1 ( 14' For Rent Of MeXICO, l. here'Jy nuliflad that on Harnar down at 1l 00 am ·2-0: Mr. and :itln. Earl D.nl and Racme Exchange. 2·~·17tc the _lOlb day of february, 1900, Lt.tck 23 Hele z d . i' ~ · a5 family of Point Pleaunt.vbltell Mr. --.1\pa.rttNnt.. Pevple'a '-•rae. and LEGAL NOTICE Lou1se Fabm, bcmg plamtlff, flied j P m ~ R ~rt E 0~8 12 : and Mn. Herman cartwright Fri· Thomaa M. fain Vale St., oft Butt•rnuf AM.. Offers will be ret.-elved al the of· ber. petition agamst him as de· a 111 ·: o-9 .' Jo~n J Rowe d ' ·26 day. ~ Termite and Peat Control Pom•roy. Phone wy.2.2J27, flees of Crow, Crow & Porter, Porn· fenaant m th e Court of Com mon 11 30 .a~ 20-0· 'J'he own at Mn , Annie Rua.sell is viJitiDJ.l )ler FrH in1pactlon, lnaurence Nation· eroy, Ohio, at 10 a. m. on March Pleas, 'i\.tetgs Cou nt:•, Ob10, Case at 10 2 ' m t2..o Seley up daqhten, Kn. ·w. H. Powell at wkfa. Eaay termL FU,IlNISHIW APARTMENT 3 5, 1960, for the real estate owned No. 12,979, pray in~ for dJVOJ'C(' I 4 45 a m.,P()..I.' Adv~n-ce a~er a~~·~ N~ Haven. Mr..F . N, Lockett visit· Phone .aonMf"oy WY 1·2366 rpoms with pr1vate bath and by Lethie Gilkey, an incompetent from sa1d Robert to: Fab1n on the 1 am 12.5 Gau r ~ · ed with her Su.nday aftemoon. PIM'ttmouth PR 6-2850 Wivate entrance .Automatic , person, which real estate 11 llltU· grounds of gross neglect of dut y I u. ~t 1 30· m tpl) Is, ly P~lk .Mn. HeJen >Barker vltJted Mrs. 2 29 tfc .!feat UlilitU!s furnithed . AvaJI. ,ale tn Sall8bli1Y TownshiP, M~IJilsland extreme cruelty, and plamtllf sbn up at ~: 35 • J:e Hutcbm- E. c. ruddle and Ethyl at New Ha· .,-::--,..--- ::--: ___ _ __ tble Marc b 12th. Middleport County, OhiO, and contams one and I also prays for custody of mmor ven, sunday. Phone WY·23200 3 3 3tc lone-half acr&s, more or less. Refer· cblld, and for ~tber proper r e No Down-RIRr report aveil•bl•. ' ,8 ) A 1 UtO Sol es ence deeds are Vol 146, Page hd Sud cause Will he Jor hearmg 1 Mr. and Mrs. ClarenCe Newell of --R-M- I ,U.1, ...a!Wi!.J'fl::i> _ .:urnUhtMI anu al'ld Vol. 160, Page 2M, Deed Rec· on or after the 19th day of March Cheahire.vilite4 Mr. and 'Mrl. Os1;;;;-FORD 2 DR SEDAN FO ...,.. · . , . ned >t· ...... , ord& of Meigs County, Ohio. !1960. car Henry Saturday. er owner recommended tb1s car LllJWiil.l • c.MIIBlt!CI, )11'"""' LOUISE FABIN PiamttH f. Mn. Jewell Chapman and child· Jur being eii.IY on both gaa and port. Phone W\' ·2-~:.!86. 2·J·tl Property"' appraised at $2MXl.OO J . B. o~BRIEN ' ren nf Rutland vJiited Mr. and Ctil. $696.00. Blaettnan, Pome-- 7 au.a b KVUM ttolJ~w and cannot be sold for leas than Attorney for PtaintJff Mn. H . E. Cartwria:tlt, Sunday. roy 3·2·tltc ,.., the appraised value. Sale Is to be (3) 3 10 17 61 Mrs CArrol J an Petera d 11 16 12 25 6 · Bi~Mrtwen, t~lliJ roona aparl· l made subject to the lien for taxes ) ' ' ; ' ' • t: · e an 0ooc1 CIHn UNCI Care men~ .. A: N. .Bengel, Phone for 1960 Hnd for cash 10 hand on daUJhter of Middleport vilited her All Mlk" end Model• W'l ·~~=7:.!. U·~·tlc day of sale. OUt . parents., Mr. and !tin. Benton METROPOLITAN MoToRs Blake, Thursday. MODERN 4 ROO~ AND BATH The right t& reserved to reject Mr. and ·Mrs. Geo"'e Burns en· , la•t Mlln It, Dr · S1mueI D. Pr ocl.or, Presl· tertained the Couples·•Club at their unfurnished residence Pome. l any an d a II 0 ffe• .,. - Jtameror, Oha. roy and 4 room unfurnlihed J lB. O' BRIEN, as dent of Virginia UniversJty of home Saturday evening. A 1i:x 19M BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. SE· and 5 room furnished apart. Guardian or the estate Hichmond, Va., wHI be the key· o'clock dinner was enjoyed b)' Mr. dan, dynallow drive . Like new ment \fm . T. Grueser, Middle· of Lethie Gilkey , an Continued From Pat• OneJ note speak~r for the West Vir· and Mrs. Robert Cook, New Haven, lmilh. $7~.tKl. BlaettniUtl, port. 2·2Hilp I CROW CROinwco~pePteOnRtTpEerRJon. hlo,..kmg roads and slr~ts. .l:lhn.tah Baptu;t Youth Convention Mr. llnd Mn. Le&ter Zerkle, Ma· I w •c Will convenl! April 1 2 son, Mr. and Mra. James Diehl, fllmeroy. 3·2·tltc · ~-:OO~B~E !<,O R RENT, tl70 LO- Attorneys for Plaintiff po~~~~c\/~g.!~~dm:/u0f~iccLJi:~. r~~ and _3 at the Baptist Temple' in Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark 1 19M HARDTOP 2 DOOR RO.A.D· ,wer Secom1 Avenue, Middle(2) 27 13) 3 - 2tc workers mch~d their way to W1lrk ' lllmtmgton. of West Columbia, and Mr. and iMS1'EU Buick . Power steermg,] port. o$a6 per month. Call W\'2· 1 1 Mrs. Burns. J'73 • "''1rc••• .rn:s "- t auran t · Busl"ness Servl'ces on The cunvention theme ia "And power bra kea. Very ' 800d condl· 1 h the iry streets. Operations ol Mr11. Glenn Schneider and Gay L e Hopkms Airport m Cleveland 1· 13e Renewed" Ephe1iana 4:17·24 Livingston ente~-•n-• with • dt·n· lion. Priced Reasonable. Mr. . ~:-l7·8tc .. ..., ~ BABY ~H OES: BRONZE, COLD were suspended off and on as th1• and the tonventlon hymn 11 •·o Bertha Ollver, Mulbetty Hgts, storm increased. At Columbua, the ltlracious Father of Mankind." ner at the Martin Hotel In Porn· var Plated. Sll WrJte: Ray· and Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 1 6tc Business Services airport reported that the field had eroy Sunday In ob1ervance of thei.r mond Thomas, LangsviUe, Ohio. - · --~ ·-· ---afternoon tbe father'a blrtllday. ' I 958 CHEV . 4 DR. SEDAN. WEEK lOB'S TRII 51RVICI AND RE· 2 18 30tl"' been kept open but flights werr 1 On Saturday schedul Hcv. uuHoar Viden Jr., of the Mrs. Harold Young w11 hostest~ • running behmd 1 1 end 1pecial. $39UO. Blaettnars, moval. Phone WY2·S475. IL'rrst n~~ooy~enan Cnurch, Hum· to a birthday party at school last htmeroy. 12·:J.30tp 3·2-6tc CLILANI!JI Two women were krlled ne11r JIL~wn w1u speak on "Lesson Tueaday honorlng her dau.abter, -:Iii FORD Deluxe. In good condi· & TV Re1 ..1r 111rvlca 1. 0. McCOy Spnnglteld during the 1dorm uum the LltUe !tOCk <.:risia". Jim fickle, on her birthday. p hone WY ·2·1255 Uon. Phone WY·2-&19. · " AUCTIONEER Wednesduy- night when their car 1.. Miuer, VJce .t:'retldent of the 3 1 Gtc Route 2. Lone lotlom, ..~~10. was struck by a Pcnnsyl.,aJuu .~allunat llCVM Will be tne apeak· lluilroad freight train at an un· 1!1' on :sunl'iay m<lrnmg. '!"he con· I .ft7 MEllCURY MONTERV, 4 P.l.Uri.O TUNI:~G AND U.EPAta.- 1 ARE YO guarded croaaing 12 miles south- vcnt1on CliUir wul atllJ on Satur .. 1 U RUN DOWN At . tlil dr. hardtop. Mercom11.Uc, Hltij ~rtfti .Ke1meth W. HusscU, Cool· h ..l.t Ooe1 your toVI n.... .,.y. ~ast uf tbe ci"ty. Cla.)l mght and ~um1ay mormna:. extra clean, extr1 nlce lnsldll ~t e, OhiO. l-'liOill! 11111J. lng? a ..t Work. Lownt I'McM; . The VlcUms were }Irs :tiarie ;:,aug leader for tne convention BAPTIST CLASI MilTS and out. .,.110.00. llhtettnars, ~·U..:l6tp, RACINI SHOI SIRVICI IHOP West, 60, the driver, and Mra. Al· Will 06 ~1188 HaHle Jones of Al· The Booster Sunday School Clasa Po1neroy. 3·2·6tc - RACINI, OHIO. ice Shope, 83, both of Clifton, near aerson, W. Va. of the Baptist Church met at the MtJILLEA FYRN~CIII ... WIITU.G-ttQUil appl..ncea. Arnold Bro. .Sprmgfleld. 'lhe conv&n.tion oflerina will home of Mrs. Fannie Sayre, Mon. 191 For Sale thwa. llyrKu.., OhiO. Pllone go to tne National .H rF l'rojeet day eveninK. WY·2-6314. ROLUX VACUUM CLEAN tt-HMI< "H.lt1UKU. A110 tnere wiU be Gretta Stmpaon, devotional Jead· er. Tille O\"ftr J:yment1 of bad "Need of Pnyer" as her Mrs. Zuspan Honored Jvur bunquela. er, EDDLEMAN. PIANO f6,00 per month or 6 months lAMES tiCgH>trl:luon tee ls $3.00. Re"· topic. Scripture reading was Psalm A S . L h Tunln&·Cit:llnmg $7.00. Also or· or will IIIII lor f3G.Oo cash. • 139. Read.mga on prayer were giv· · t urpr1se une -n lllntuon aead.hne Mvreb ~. vv111 a:ap worlr.. 37 )'ears experience. Pbone WY2·220L 2·2ft.ttc vou. .keg111 tuuon feea should be by the memben and the meet· Mr.!! . Wtlllam Zuspan of Muon t.:all WY2-32;U . 2 Z:.t Otp sent to : west v 1rgmia .Uautlst closed 'With readiDil by Lin· was honored on February 23 wUh 112 RATS KlU.ED WITH STAR - - -\ vuth Convention, lUI PUll Tern· , Phyllil Martin conducted the a supnse luncheon aod shetwer at AIR CONDfTlONING, REFRIGER. Farhrin 2\i lbt, $U9; t lbs. Before 9:30 A.M PIC, lturm 01 ton, w, \Ia. busineu seulon at whtcb time the her home . •lion litlrvice. Jack'11 Refri.J:era· ~ Safe, Jure, auarantf!ed. clap voted a donaUon on the coat Attending were .Mrs. Hariey Ml <ldl-.t WY ·2-2649 lion, New Haven. J•bone TU Ebenbach lia.rdwm, MeJa• Co. A portable l! Ubstl:llion to IISSure p of palntina the church lnterletr. Newlaud, Mra. Edirwn Weaver, Mn. omeroy WY ·24195 255:17. fl-23-tl Farm B~.~n~u, Sqar Run Jl'lour better electric ~rYJcc in the north· The next meetlna: will be the Charles Aldridge, Mn. Delbert. K AUt% FIID ITOII Mill, PomUOI, OhJo. ern section of Appalach•an Power church on March 18. Mrs. Dotaon, Mn. Stanley Harbour, Mrs. Ti:iJ!VlSION RADIO AND At Cheder (2.1N"); (11-110-atpl; 13Utp) Compan)' tcrntory ha t~ been pur· oppllonce. rep•ir. Phone 011 Yukon 5·1145. isaisted by Mra. Watterao•nn ~, ~b;~~~ Lester Dodson, Mra. Geor.ae Car· CI-IGStpJ (8-17..3tp) ch11sed by the company. McClintock, Kaclne, Ohio. refre.hmenta tG twelve m son, Mrs. Melvin Dllln<~an aDd. Mr4. HAMILL lllVICI StATION The substation will be avail:.ble 2·1-lfc ..,,,. t.OO A.M. Mra. Joe Cook oC P(lmeroy will Ralph Warn~. HCOVER Conatcllatlon Swee~er, lor work in !he Charle11ton, Bel·k· AIMnr SU:t 1 )le1r old; old fuhioned fire · - --~ - -be the cu.et speaker at a meetina: IBUiy Joe Speheer, who , is em· ley and Point Pleasant areas or the place bench 1nd old fashioned CUb1'0M HUIL'J, .tU"l'\ ,J~ j)Jj;. Bvery ~ Ser\'leo Womi !JdY of Prayer will be of ttl.e .Miaaionary Circles ot 1-be ployed to Wilmlngtoo. spent Ute comp~~ny's territory . according to otrlllina ClOck. 01111 WIUHIIIII "--n•d lo: your .lwmJ .Fr11 ... Joo P. Glll!l, Charloston division observed .l''rlday, March .f, at tbe IBaptilt Church, Friday evebiDJ, weekend with hla family here. •rter • p.m. 3 3 6tc Um1tea. tG& ....n I,D, • u d Aobot" .f, 1 man11.ger of Appaln chJan, who Mason .t.:U.H t:hurcb at 3:30 pm. Mareb Termite A llfle group t>1 Leaionairea and ! 1 Phone WY·2·fJ321. "l.lle meetina: which i1 spponaormade tbe announremcnt today. BINGl!lll ELECTRIC PORTABLE ed by tne Umted Church Women their ltlmiUea of Racine Post t102 Control Hwinl machine, In excell~nt PIANO TUNING AND RIPAIIt. The portable svbslation will be will be sponsord bY the wumen attended d\urch aervicea at. tlle eondltion. run price only ts&.GO For )'OUf cumpleto pluna letvlee uaed to lake over lhc elcclrlc lo..d of the Hartford Method11t Cburcb Let.u1: Ill Chlll'Cb Sunday evehiq. INSPECTIONS. PHONE or terma it dealred. Phone WY· . Call Vinton DU8-86Utl. Graduate fREI Hom Speneer 1! hoopltolJJed 01 WY·I-2774. Gllmoro SuppiJ< of a permanent station when that tne Mason Meti.IOdllt Church •nd 200t. 2--21Htc: of the »chool ol l'iano Fort.e illa.on. He ia lmprovtna: afteJ: 1 Store. Vaurhan Peat Conttol Co alation il1 out of scrvr.cc. 'L he port· r.ne M.aaon I!;U.U Church. TechnoloJy, Chica,llo, Ill. able unit can be used dunng emer· t;veryune 11 invited to . aittnd. Member of National hit Cetn· CONSIONMIHT IALI1 lei• will 3 3 3tp trol Auoc:latlon. 12:..S·lfc: .:;encles, when a stat!Qn 1!1 damaged, The PUt'J)Ose of the pro~am Ia to be held S.turd1y, March 8, at while t·epaira arc 1)emg. made, 11nd UD1te au Cbriatlana I na bond c1 11 :00 a. m. at the AuctJon TILIVIIION RADIO AND SMALL during regular mamu,!ntlflce, when prayer and <.brlatlan teUowtblp Groundl 1 mile Weat ol Porter· f =pllanca ...,.lr. Call Pr•nk a new tranllformer ts bemg 11dl.ied ili'OUnd the world aDd to m.all:e an field, Ohio. Will have 1 mliCel· ptelne. 414 N. Second Ave.. (20bl laneoua lot machinery, tooll and t kporh 3 3 tfc lO a station or an CXUiUIIW one ia ulterms for lnterdenomtrtattonaJ :::.Jiil~:~:. bt!Jna repaired, )roJeeta •' boOJ;e and -~broad. hoUIC!hold aooda. Lunch wUI be · ~ --••ned. AUCTIONIIR .Mrs. homer Jobnton, J1110n, Qndtlll'd 61101 COMtiloHt larilco ~~~.~~-~~ Harold Godd&rcL AuClUoneer ' ·I Crttt lrtlllfer4 i••m. :,. . 3 1 3tc WriJt, PMne .,. Contllt 1110 HAJII.ICY DAVJDsoHJiO. A,~ .BAAD,OlD, Roclne, 0~ toreyclo, olio I WhHI uUilq trallor. I , c . . HlQina Boot Troller. Call ·CHHIIOI ollar 6 P. II. J ·--ttc Mn. Sandra J, Nichols anu LesI liNGER ZIG·ZAG SEWING MA· JWINII8.SIIIPSON INSUIW'I.:X ter W. Getty, both of Pt. Plu.,nl, , etune. Ukt new. Malu!a button AaeDta, Middleport. r&r.. Aut. have been named· crew lc11den for bOIII, OYtJ'(!UtiQ, ·blind 1Utch· mobUt, londl. Pbont WY·J. the l9ti0 cen,.us uf l'opulahon and The Pt Pleaunt odtce of the Inc and m•ny lane,- dealjna. 2803. Houllnl in Muon Co unty, it has West Y:1r&tnia ~partm~at of been announted by Supcmaor Wtl· Employment Seeurtly handled 2,· PaJ on ba•ance due o1 or $1.00 per month. Pbon• WY· . c=o=II::::PIJI'"""TE=-:::J.Niua.Uiei: ~ Uam P . A. Nicely of the Ceusua claiml of all types dUfinC the · ~ B • dl ' 1 Ill 1 month of January, 1:1:104. 1·36-r.tc teelioft. Ufe 1 AuiO, Joire 1 pQiio, ~~~•u• 1tr ct o ce n Uuntllli· TblrtJ·two 111 .,tUWduall were Coli Doa llllll, · lllddloforl. -·· 1 .,.. (I& VACU\JM CLEANER CLEAR· Obae. Ealm crew ' leader wlU superv 1se Paced Gil JObl, and at tbt end ..\ ,'anct~. SWlvel top1 and roll ·- ;--::--;--::--..-:---- about 20 enumer~:~htrs m the bli ot the montb O:f Jan~W'"f""' tllier.:e ' Ill)'. )YJJl qerJliCIII tor only 1) Real Estof n,aUonwtde census which bl'gins were- l_,ru indlvlduala niJ!ttered (2 Pbono WYII-2204. on ,Aprll\'1 . leoder tr.lnlng wjtlt th11 ofilce nalloble lor work I~~:::~:.~ FOR SALit~ a ROOM HOUSE Will be&in oD , March 9 !or rural Juk L. SJ:nlth, oUJce mta-.er, II ~Jth batll. Niee loc:atloJl. lfelvln. .rnw lead.-., l'llile tl\eir dty coun· te~led that by way of ~mparJ . Hood. 111 Loeut St., Pomtro)'. terMtl wJU:, S.art Lralnlnc on :IOo. there were. 2.328 dalm• tJ,Itd lmGIDAIU REFIUGERATOR I II aotp March Jol,•Toptc, to be cov•rcd in durina: Dtl:~mbir 1801 and 2.833 Cheap. qau WY 2--3281 between ihe trainJna 1e11lons Jnclude pro- durlna J=ry 1151. There were 1 a. m. and 2 p. m. 116 Condor , ltNet, Pometo)'. S 1 ate .i'ACRE rARM AT MOANiNG ttdurea for recruiUng ~~ r;ocnsl\1 11'1 f~ull tap~~ We repair aU types of radiStv, aood 3 room bouM. au;. taten, boW ~ train tbctr census wor 00 t e • e oae o buildlnCI, water, eleetrlclt) taken, cannutnc me*hoctll, pre· Deee~betJi oae ators, frGm heater core• to 1 an .,, mall, acbool bua, telep)lon•. paration and aub~iulun of re~ ::o a t ~n o 800 the larceat truck or lrutor pod Pl••ure w1th p~ ot port.l, and t.be. aup.;rvillon of ct!n• tTe were • · water. c~mt.ct Sam C\lrtll, loa aua taken ', \tO lDa~ a complete The current app~tlon f~le ~ rsdlator. 13e D - - ld b ..OhJ:o. UD ~;nd ac:cw-at/1 CO\Ult. stlltttea ~ Part ~ a mot.t JMjlort• --; •. ~· o • -•• .. . 1 ant fatet or Ut• lor.tl offln 'Opti'1•• I . 1 -• ~ Tho mw leader 11 one of the ation. lbe ·:lllllablo ' plo<emeot ol •• ••"-" 01 -' key people 1n t:h.e fiehl' open,tions mdlviduala : oh Joba wj&Jl e'mplO)'· Pomeroy, Ohio fOil SALE: 'f R00)4 JrOUSE, of the 1860 Cenaua of Population era lOC!atetft tbnruali'out tbe .,_, ~==-=:=::;:~~==!!'!!=:'! cellar, lot1, near &rad' Cbool and Houstna. n Ia hta reaponsibil· This fUe, alo01 wJlh other BUILDERS. BIRCH CABI· and hlCh ecbool. hUll lb'aell, lty to recruit and train the census avallabJe·'tetols. ~sUtute a read· 'RuUand. •l D Otp taken; plan and allocate work as· ll.y ¥vailable and effleient meana' NU'l' maken Form lea link topa. Vinyl albellot blodc !-id. Hous_o . Atnmeotl; revlew the work of lhe of aettlna thi. · 'beat q_Ualll~ ..,.,.,.,.,..,.., C. cemua . taken and tak0 remedial Smllh laid . He ··eo'm1J1"ftteel, ·t hat ropaln 01 aU d_.lptlonao 'Ctii[JOR !IAUir·rrvi: 110011 HOUSE i<tloo wbef< ....POlY. · 111d 10 •~ken .-•• 'Ill' ·•~"-=a:: · IDI Gt11l'!t;,llr, a.cJDt. ~ . . ·f!ee. ~b Nalaoo, l!!J~ bancllo t,;.problema of dilficult tut,.~ ~: 10 •c:t,l•~ b it , Althea Stout and children visited her mDtber, ltandolph orul family COI..;nltuo 8.00 HO·. 1 4:.110 4 ;;10 ~,00 5:30 s,oo 1 J:l5 s,2:1 uo M5 7:00 I Lega f NOf lee . ·;-- L I N • ega lee I :a 5 I :!· 1 16 1 ,!WO_. -- -- .,. • · • · I Keynote Bapti"st y h Meetmg • Schools Shut DoOrs Today I • * · D pfoetor Will I I · Letart Sc.outs Hold Meeting At School Monday Pack 241, Cub Seoubi, of Letart FaUa held their monthly meeting Monday at the Letart school Cubmuter Herbert · · (201 ---(20) -1\!r. · · Cloir ·wfiooe~v• w;n · · · 'father, , t afs White at Keno for' several w~iJe Mrs. Wb.ite )lf!S b(!en in, the Meigs General Hos~ilfd. - 1 .... - I - - '1 ' .• two year pin and year pjn, ·Refreshments of pie, coffee k09\ aid were Served. RACINE PERSONALS ~~~~~~~;::~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pt.wer Company Purchlises New. Portable Station Cal I Dlcx ... NAME OMITTED Mrs. J"Onab cOttiell~s name was unintentionally romitted from the list of hostesKeS for the n 1eeting of Garden club which at the home SMALL I World Event In Prayer Scheduled Friday, March 4 11 1 '.! . at .wlaele..ie · I ': POWELL'S .. 'MlidlfJiari, Progr;uo Sche~e I Crew Leaders Are Named:For Census 2,59·""'s'"'=tJ::-ai_m_s'In Mason County Filed In.January, In weSt V'lfiJJOla •• EXperleaeetl RADIATOR •t.a.oo e· I ...... .ze.oo. =:-=-::;;.,.:-=::-:::;.e:::..,;==· . REPAIR .crOw l,-: I I IIG8tfftG r'S to; •a:· 1: -.:'diU •...,. Ra•'-'"'"' a Hou "' · ,~ 1116110 • NfUio ' • 1 onumara' ' • ,. 0 .... _. -, , • 1, .~ a~ · I ' {_ • - 1 \ ,.., ,· I 11:40 Countey Hoe<lown ""~••Ia!'•.) 1a:oo " "NeW. . lf:Sil Just :!'llr You 1':30 Nt'"YW ' .1. Bathr.oom.Outfits .. Insurance · , Oblo ,•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"";;,;;;;;,;;;;_;.;;;;;;;= a.a..u (20ol 9:00 Desilu Playbq,_\IHI TWilight l!ono Person to Peraob . News .~ "Look · at-the Wea\her 1960 Wlltter'OiymPl<S 'llheater 13 i(),oo ."f'be sERVICE STA"nON -- .LISTEN .· To ''Tolk of'The Town" aElVAUR~Y aad .Ill fARIRL Muofc Go Rotllld In N.,.. .. Muofo .Go ·IOUIId N..... ' · WEEKDAY$ ' 1~ ~-~ . .~ ·.: . • IJtfr. and "Mf.s. Clair 'Woode were gu'"e~~:ts at the weddipg of Dick .!iter· rett anc~ !.()is ~nn Knbpp at the DoRas Chure:h near Rltt:lne last Saturda'y eveJ1ini. · Charles Shaver of near Chau.ncey W;,ted h~ . &f,JW«J!•tb.er, Clyde Sha~r af.'ibi'~m"w1tdi>Relt'Home. SWt<j&Y. Tbe sixth PT. P.J;WANT, ·..At IJ:PJA. c . · · ~...,- ; I ,- . Si~th::iitthdpy C,lebrated·With Party 't'uesday :With MuoiO 1,\9 1lowt4 NewnLoeal) r .. I • The WSCS meeting whle!b was postponed due to bad weather :was held laa.t Tuesday evening ·at the liome of Thelma Henderson wif.b a amall attendance. Routine bmll~" discussed. The prOP'am ' Is Day" wa.!l ltd by H i:!n '!nd' was In the fo,nn of a plltylc,t. RefresM,ents of ice cream and ·coffee were served by the hoste.s. The next meeting Will .be htild on March 15 with the place to be ahnounced later . Mrs. Iris Carr visited her motbu· Hilda \\'hite, in ~eigs Gcn Hospital lest week.. , ,. of Jlll Har. duri.ilg Mid· NANCY • . f ....... \ r/;; ~ �SDYICIS AHNOUNC.D Til< World Doy of l'nJ'er will be obaentd t~t the Cheater Mttho"'.Jat f'ilurc:b Frida)', Much 4t4 at 8 p. m. Everyone ·Jteleame. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGKT ond f.IDAY "ODDS AGAINST 'i'(lllOIIRDW" Barry Bel'afonte, Shelly Wint.en SATURDAY "FACE OF FIRE" cameron Mitche-ll James Whitmore -also "OREGON TRAIL" Fred MacMurray - Gloria Talbott MARRIED II1L PATASKALA Jennifer Daniels Becomes Bride Of James Withee At Ceremony Tuesday Those m -p~ece of ~k.e , ~r.J. Robert _McEl· hiony assiSted wttlb. th.~ urvma: to _.._."' the gue.ru. Mrs. Joe W1lson eerved Following t be ceremony ;a ~- at the- pun'Cih bowl. Ot!hen allliat· ception was held at t<he borne of ing -.t the reception were Mrs. Calthe bride's p~nlti on South Third vin Simp.!>On and Mra. Marguerite Avenue. For her wedding tlhc bnde Folden. wore • Blue Wool Jersey dre&'l The bride is a graduate o{ Mid· with beig~ ac~ries and her dleport H•g.h School and is prewhiLe wedding eetrSage. soenHy employed .at tthe Simp50n FloraJ decorations were used et ln sunmc~;> office. !!be rt'('eption and e large deroratThe groom graduated from Porn· ed rak.e with !be bnde and groom eroy High Sohool and i.s employed centered the tab-le. After t·he new at Powe-ll's Sunoco Service St.a· Gilkey, Judy Greg, Loretta Jian. oing, Due Hartinger, KareD Hermann, Pb71Us Hilbert, Bernard Might, Janlee Richards, BMrbara · V c K St IIell, Bonnte an oo.ney, aren W~~~: "tur:!yn Wilson. tine Coats. Betty Covert, Jenlr.Jnaon, Reed Koenig, Daniel Malik, Karen Deanna Mullina, Suaie Pullen, kl n-tHf n - · R. R tta 1 • uvrn ~~. ~ oae J~e yn n.a Rtc~ard~ Judy Sauer, 18 1U ~tetbart. Jamee Ztrlr.le. SOPHOMORES: Susie Aliena· wortb, Manning Baumgardner, fean Caaey, Charlene Davia, Jtuth \nn Dowell, Evelya Gibboni, Sir· •:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:::;;:::;;:::;:;;;;;Mr~.~an:;;;;nd:;_;;M~r~s.~W;•~·th~ee;;_;-"";;~t~llb~e~f~in;~t Ition . ,, I' ''1'·· II' , lj i ' MEN'S OXFORDS Values To $9.95 $5.00 pr· $2.00 pr. BOYS' OXFORDS MEN 'S Sizes 3lh to 6 WORK SHOES eBLACK II~ the "Whlalcey Go-Go." Cork Soles - $3·00 pr. ~~~----------VOL X1 NO. 272 I ordlllator, said~ Purpoae of the ehow wblcb will f•aturfl ~9ta from JMny .: ~ctlopa 111 Mol ~~~~~It ~ to ra~. fund• for the,;, l!lro<u•• . ~cy Lewis, Michl 'Kt-lth 1-"nt~an . a• . lleiuad, 'hl~' \1 a\ the ',!'"""nt tim'e wit.b,_Out fD ambulll'!~· · A found. ciijV. ·for ~POll' Ia ndw .LUCILLI HAWIIINS ~ ' .' ·,. ., ' EMBRACES HIS • Wmter's Gritt Upon 04foatl$1 . r.• Save I0% On All Reg. Merchandise anOther end mJD of Pomeroy, wtit c1o ''Darktown strutters Ball" .,tth IMh G<ueaer and ~n Kelton lllnill)ni lbe dan"' rRline for tbe number. "Another Pomeroy stage veteran c.........,,.. HeH, will olnJ and <141t"'· "I've Got I<IIY\hlil" .~8 Roush's Shoe Store MIDDJ.EPORT ~db'lg out the PomerOJ tett lloart atoacu claimed the lives of twc. motorists in Clevelind. Robert W. Krull, 49, of Cleve1and collapsed and died wbll! driving. HI• au!<! crashed into a laxlcah. 'l'he Bbow was blamed fer threE deaths in the south~tral portion of ohe ot~,te, loo. :tar•· Luey While· stde liuoj, IN, 9xf9rd died of heart ·m~inber and f-.h• . gitla' aftei· sboveJtlll snow H~~Utpn, collaplled •ll1l voeal en· while removing anow tn front semble Of Ea.a"i'm blab IChqol rua' home. and 1 . dancing ctiGrul Une 1tso •rwo-year-old Bruce of ~rn will rephsent _the Cincinnati waa saved from wide· area served iJl th'e Eastern ••~ool. .' - . . ,PRIVATE · e'RECEPTION $1 .00 Yard Value •e~QUET .MEETING 42 INCH WIDE .HOTn MARTIN ·All· New SPRING PATTERNS At The Spec:ial Price POMiiiOY'I lilT PriYate Rooa>e For 10 llo 17B Peoplo 'FREE PARKING · After:e P.M. with Merctumts Police Service IIIOE-AWAY BAR sOI'!in& G<IOtl Food ana Leial Beverages Until 2:30 A.M. ;A_ ~. EST C1,.1!~..-... There wer'e ~·y A,· I" YA"D I .&.R.s r TOW~ f"'llll Be&lnftiDI I . m7jl~a,~~::m vi1U waa heldat atI the adult members c•m••• and meditation all through I:;-" ....... many I ·;r~1::1:of · carboa' mOnoxlle CoL John A. Powen, 11p0ke• for the Hven U. s. Astr~ ~~-·~ts, told a preu cOnferenee the date for "Project Mer· baa beeu set for .. some· ·~··:.~~"' 1981." day 11 set, but it It i<~•~•.•ifi.O at thl1 point" Powers •nd ·aa • tiller that. Is With ''~<:ted. we deep, . wOrk end f.~ aulomobilea. · of carbon mono•· said the blast-off! is Canaveral, plan for tbe fint asthree circujts around each requiring 90 l~lnutes, ~ithen a landing by pill· in the South Atlantic Ocean recovery aids will be walt- Cape d~ only c:o~e from of unvented caa bu't. frOm coal, fuel ' oil, ·and bottle gas, of Mr. Smitlt pOinted out. · He told f)f the city bua which bu • nlotht-ui, ·oale ·, '.• ONLY $1.35apalr ii M•ln Floor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY other BeUe Sbarmer Sloeldnp lnclatle.., SIAMLIS$ MISH - $1.10 SIAMLUI, ~~lll,AII 51·15 OAUGI liLLI IHAIIMIII ••••.••• c..... : •.•. . 20-15 GAUGI IILLE IHAIIMIItl - · -···-······-···-- .._IS OAUOI 81LLE IHAIIMI,IIS - -, -·--· ,·.'~·· ' ·"-- lw:•••re rights talkathon. Young is removing hill shoes for a nap:iit biJ oflice. Lausche, routed from his cot by a quorum call, uses an elevator·phone eo route to the Senate chamb<!r to find out if he is going to make It there on time. Blue Cross Enrollment Dates Set As Marth 8, 9 For Meigs Central Hospital Service, your local Blue Cross Plan, bas announced the development ·of endorsements to provide broader protection to ils Ohio. The announceiDent plevod to hold the arum,tJ 'tuesday County Elberfe Delight To Eye, Ear Coming To Gallipolis Stage Mezzo.Soprano Mildred Jllller of the Metropolitan Opera Company, "A delight to the eje and ear" ac- $1.10 $1.35 $1.65 . fiAt cording to the New YOJ'k muaic will .In Pomeroy ualil 'l . m, . ' ' • .' . (, WASIII!IGTON Faclllllea ,a ' wo.num .. Sought MESA, Clllf, UPIcon- reebi'd let dUring .... i!lle11UPa,d by tv a na~ve of M111rtlna Ferry ' '1""' ' qD .atQiutc enersy rteeil. · a ~ .ntl!f'J,..,.::t·~: ·~woolworth Co. '' • ' · '' . 'l .. '· Conduct . ' . C.) f<Jr ad· bill Hassan Hurries Agadir Raz~ To Thwart Spread Of Plaglie Rutland Council Makts Plans For Oean-Up Drive A deanup campaign to be held April waa planne<l at tbe regu. meeting of the RuUand Coun· dl, Vernon Weber, village clerk, reported today. The council abo began preparation of an ordinanre prohibiting the dumping of any truh- iD open ditt-bea and strums ia the town.· AI part of tb~ ~mpalp to have deanera franchite villige, tothe · eowacil · aw.-ded JettY'' Ward efiective April 1 to haul refuse in the VillaJe to be' paid by tbe ·pro. peft¥ cwne:rt. However, durin& tbe Cleanup Campaign, refuae will be hauled free, it was decided. I• ,In another action, Mayor WQne rurner appointed Councilmen Patterson, Grate and Canaday to draw up 1 resolution requiring :peddlen m the town to aecure a permit. -'l'be action wu requeated b)' Rutland mei'C'baots who attended 'the meeting, A meet~ wu aet for Mardi 15 bel weeo tbe eoundl •nd. tbe BOard of Public ltJ!al,rl to dlacusa problems concemine the water ay.atem in tbe town. ' All councilmen, Mayor Turner and C,lert · Weber were PR5eDL at tbe meeting. At Racine the re1u1ar meetinl of tbe councU ,waa held Wednesday '' ' i ll~~;~;~~· ~~:;~al~~o~;: hour• itO<I :;3 · mlb.,.. a "11-mltnite 'M efta 1, Eivln .If• ·(1)-N. doWn the penaltiea of the rilhlt ~~~ I ~ · .~ t.'·tile sen'"'•11>11 nichl and oemh a 111opec:• lU the plolol Of Mra. ;NII'I.CY Hap~ fe. autborlttea ~Y 1 otalew~ I .. In Pomeroy .. '.rU VZM'Iu.A.1i'&D YOO'll ' ' ; To $1.50 Double Rol l' CLEVELAND UPI-The torcet TALKATHONS ARE HECTIC - Ohio's two DemO<I'atie for the Urut.ed States to put senators, Stephen M. Young Oef1) and Frank Lausche find baa been aet for year, an Air Force life hectic as the Senate continues its 'round.(be-dQct ctvll What Is carbon monOXIde? What aoeJ it look Uke?.ltt>W !jou fl. nd II'. Why is it ..a.t-"'erous? These were onll..•· a few ~ J. he questions ao\s.w ered Smith ~T)our,sday; I at tho reguJar meeting of the Volunteer ~. partm~t. · · b ~ " . :.1. 'd 'th ' Mr. Smith a · trained · -ch~rq:t~t u eN "'I! " nd , Member of !he Mlddjoport Fire Department·, pltlh!ed out lh; . &dwi"'(Amfort PI"' of ' DOUBLE ROJ,L . . Space Flight Date Is In '61, Colonel Says owaJ1ter- Wins e600,000 Dorm 45c , o· $h.,....• .,. f'aJI Tllrio) · Marilllta Coll~e llu 100 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM T.ar·~et . . . ,f 'New· F ' •. ' _'. ' '· -'. :,, . ..~ •. .euan 7'11?-bave . ., the ·' ~ New Spring Wiltpaper the Dale Euaene Sbowa~r. son of Mr. and Mrs; Fomlt_ Sbowaltel\ Cheater, 'and a senior at Eastern HJgb School, baa been ,awanfed a four year agrjcuJturaJ scholarship at Otlio State Unlvenity, it was arinouneed today by 0 . . 0 . Patterson, county superintendent of sthoola. Showalter County · ...... AT STIFFIDS . Board M yoUng people the Holy · Communion which waa held at 8 a. m. at the Heath Methn1ents 1 odiat Church . in ::dlddleport Jn ·.. · ~·hieh char&e or the Rev. Rtymon Kookright, paator. Mra. Em~rson Jones -· waa or&aniat for the service. CounHion rDeetiD• witb fb.e . Jum.r Flreme~~T.o group were Mrt. L. W. McComu, Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mrs. Clarence Casey and Mra. Konkright. Following the service, breakfast was aervt:d in the basement of the church. Cbalrman was Mrs. lames Brewlngton, aaslated by Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Jamea Criawell, :drs. Marvin Swan, Mrs. Charles ABa Jtradbury and Mn. E. M. Blake. The youn1 people who attended ~~~~~~~~~~;;o~ aiplf)'lng the aervlce were given 11peclalJ1lpa their attendance .lind · thus were e:aeuaed from school un· the breaklaat wao over. . .~ ~ that of the Schqlarship At AgSchool preeent Wednesday morn'lna: for ~ . .• 4#'dtiJOP9!t-= ,;;n· lit • ~-· .o~~~~• .ol Necta :BraUont, ., 'EareD . Bachner, see 54 Young People Attend Communion Services Wednesday fAil'l'Y .. in front or her home. In Xenia, Foxard T. "l>"roaty" Lane, 74, was found dead ol ex· POIIIU'O· Albert L. Q....ae, '1'1, ol OHIO SENATORS FIND IT TOUGH ' .... COLUMBUS, UPI - ·The anon r~pre- attlct ~eQ.tatlYea wUl be Ralph Werry doink: a baton ~wltllOg an~ dance ro;u~e to "¥!~Pbil Belle.'; llln. Ali<:e N9ole Will 'l'l'r"" eent Cheater wi}b, a . uG•f '91ta" -----~ -- lie SINGLE COPY- lira. Wilma S..gent, .Pajterson, who wu official business was . of the boo.. til the districts elim· of the County Board of Education ·Marshall Miller was clerk of the sebool dl3trlct. Will ContitJ~~ . which 'Sonny Boy" and Chari.. Werry Regular New members of the Northwestern Local school board were in last nlg'•t at the Rutlaud school with Orion ll<>ush, Center, · ., P.resldent, Duane Stanley, Harrisonville, IUI4 WUUam Hobstetter, Rutland, clerk. Mr. VJils deq of th~ dissolvod Wettern Local Board of an Ohio -Umplnc nd . A varied· PrograM Is to be clain;~ed at leaSt ~~~ UVea wtll be ataaed. tn the fund raialn.c aetivity. followed by the colde1t weather of Rep~eseotl~ ·fomeroy in the tOO winter toillght alid another fbow will -he M:n. Lois Ann Burt, &tol'tn Sunday nlght. :U:n. June va.n.Vnnken and n.nny A lar&e pereent_age of Ohio's Tbclinp10n, all vethaft voeaUsta schoOlS remained elo•ed today, on local staKeJ. ,ll'ao froM Porn· mliny · (){ them -for -t he aecond day ~ will be Doni\1 Reibel, young ln Northern Oblo, nearslaae ·veteran, who wm be lb 1'·· ·" schOOIJ were ·e~~sed, in· blsetface for the March 17 show. c~~'d!•'l.'••~rr_ public and paro· Roy Reuter, 'I veteran of Big chial Cleveland. Btnd Min-lo and bio ,on, Ron· North...tern Ohio wai ot~t,ln lhe nie, wil) do the Jollan number, hardest hit sector ot the state. ehalrmln of t)le 1how. Reg. $7.95 I ............ New School District President Is Orion Roush, Salem Center Twenty-seven ae\S wiU lake pa.rt ln.!be Melg~ County Tal· ent Showcase program to be staged m the Syrl!cuae 1chool auditorium at 8 p.m: on Mar. 7, Bob Hoeflich, program co- -- Humphreys, ~- unl•y ,..nt,.- cl..,.., .......... ..... AW# w... fturrlea nh ... .-tho H.......... 15.25. Low,_,~- --------------~·~--------------------------------------- 27 Talent Show Case Acts Being Prep~red Day ol>oi. It a .,.Jot of lhe J?riw actl\rl'tieat l(n. Kathryn Crow is YOUII NIXT . , ..... ---'---;;::::=::":.-::;;:::::=-:~<:;::;:;::u~.=~=------------Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo,-l'rlday, March 4o 11180 • and Mf'l. Le· Tea· Irene SEVENTH GRADE : Michl Arch· l' r, Chriatlne ·B ahr, Joy Boggs, SUz· anne Bradbury, Michael Bratton, Dianna Criswell, Paul Gerard, Ellen ·----- - For Syracuse Benefit ORder wiy to put tb.e_· aq9t:., back biw bualDOIL no St. !'&trick'a Material enttne ftllll'n. 1...., ....,., 1 ad..... hMvy . . . . . . . . . . . - - ....... ... 2 ....... A~~b: ence .awD.cii'D.er Will elected l!o fill worth, Foieat · It the vace.ncy of secretary·lrelaw-er. tie, Tom Beyan, r.~r~ll.e~~.~·· The clf,a orojcct new il'l raiilnl Fink, Jeanette Horn, .::: money- for the ehurcb buUdiD& Ru~U .MeEthinny, ·:::·--, . fund. " Tern Rail, Lee Roush, Games were played and refresh· Sharon Yeauger.· EIGHTH GRADE : Karen Bach· menta served to Rev. and ner Ellen Dutton Jatne• Miller Mrs. Holm:et~ , Mr. and ?(rs. • ' • Mr. and lfrl. Davil. Carolyn NjcboiJon, Jaek Satte~•Mrs. Samson flel~ , Darry_l Stumbo, Janice Ta . c.c · ~- . _,~,.cc-Ed Grindley, nehJLI, JUdJ Wildermuth. .I'RESEOIAN· • ~. $5.00 pr· NO. SECOND AVE. at ~y S)'racule Nuarene ,Cburth held • claao -llnl at the home of a... Sizes 6 to 12 eBROWN • e 0040 wt!ISKIY IIIUIK1'0N, EOflanol Ul'l - A heat c.ffM ..,.; tedtr Wll MmH IUrold Holmea on Tue• . day, Mtitt;~_ J. Deyotlo~ were led ah Humipn, Carol J~cobl, Patty by the pna'Uient, 1dn. Joan Grind· ~ery, Cindy M<UTII,. Sharon ley with the topic on "Love." Rev. P~_c\ena, Mary Swanson, Helen Tl:t'· Halmea 1ave the prayef and Mn. lor Irene Cuadiff re1,d ~ poem. nor· Mainly About . People In Pomeroy CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Si%e& 8\i to 3 e Black & White Saddles e Red Nuclear Soles e Red Ci'epe Soles eBLACK eBROWN eGREY BUCK The- new ~ouple are at home in their apartment on Nortlh Second Avenue. CHUCIUI FOR TODAY The Homebuilders Clul of the the roll for this six Weeks are as follows: SENIORS: Mary Barth, Carolyn Bradford, Marianne BriDk· man, Judy Clark: Sharon Evans, Rutb Ann Farmer, Shirley and The couple wa.s attended by Miss Joyce Ca6e. ()/ Pomeroy, and Bar· ld u ..... of Pomeroy. 0 ANNIVERSARY SAlE ~· ~. Honor Roll For Middleport SchQC~Is Is · H M ti At Announced March 2 By School Officials as ee ng Honor Roll at Middleport Higb School and Seventh and Minister's Home Eight grades were announced yesterday wltb the Issuance of the school ~~f!~' The Activity. ,,. ,! " " ' t.} \11• --------------~ --- Tuesday evenin~ at the First United Presbyterian Church, Miss Jennifer Daruels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dap. iels of Middleport, became the bride of James Withee, son of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Withee of Pomeroy. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard Ruppel! before the immediate family a:nd close friends. l' .-. ·<"''· ,.. ·h 8-Djllly Senlitu!l, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0 ., March 8, 19GO · evening with litUe buaineaa trana4cted, Mp:. Mae Clelaad, clerlr., said today. Repaln tor the atreelll wall dilcUI8e(1 but ~ official ac- CJncinnatl pickeliDJ IWo with ait-do'wD tiOn wu taken. ~ O.iacwlied. was the matter of b~ ·, ,a new :rlibl ~~is~e~C:~ ~ ~e ~:: the W81 Mia street to lilt J:~" hltlll ochool preoided at the. ~n..olDg. A nleeti'nl of the SyraCUM council iehedllled for 1111 nlcht was postponed due to weal~er · condl-· tlono, llayorl>lck WliJel>reJmer ,., gorto<l ~, ,.. illeetln.l ..Ul be be"! n~t w~ the date \0 be 11> IIOUDCOIIJUel', · • ·' ' ·.-I/:~"\, l � 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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