https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68a615c073c9389fdf6521b5fb097191.pdf efdd0de2c1d7a69112984cadf1a5a5f7 PDF Text Text 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 �Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy;Mlddleport, 0 ., March 4, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.:Middleport, 0., March 4, 1900 IHE' DAILY SENTINEL OLD STUMP,. NEW FUNGUS. t;oDJDlentatiDg Editorially •• ' 11 "''' Atoms In The Earth ln Northern Canada. sometime during • lt§l,. the duH thud of an underground nul clear explosion may be the only outward evi'1 deftt!'e of a tremendous convulsion far beneath the earth. The explosion may unlock some 300 billipn barrels of oil trapped in a strange deposit known as the A thabasca sands . The importance of this experiment ca n be judged rrom the fact that the entire proved oil reserves of the world presently amount 1o some 275 billion bi:lrrels _ In this Athabasca deposit. each grain of oil ts ooated with oil so sticky that ·no way has been foqnd to separate it, so that it can be pumped from the earth. Now, an oil exploration CQmpany is drilling a 36·inch hole, 1200 1\) l40Q feet, through the. overburden and s/Nru! ;o«l.fget of oil sand and rock, down into t~e underlying layer of limestone. An atomic explosiOn, of from 2 to 10 kilotons In s~e, will be set off at thiJ point. It's expected that the surrotjndlng mass of rock wll! be iJ}Btant. ly vaporized and a hollow ball, some 250 feel in diameter , will be formed . As this collapses, the oil sand formation is expected to tumble into the cavern . It is bt•lievrd that the heat from the blast, which will continue to seep upward for months, will r il ise the temperature of the oil sufficiently to cause it to flow free of the sand . Then, the deposit can be driUed and the oil pumped to the surface. Now, here's the catch - no one knows whether this wi)) work and expert opinions on cost differ widely - ranging all the way from a prohibitive $36 per barrel down to the oil eJCploration company's . estimate of a dollar a barrel at the wellhead. Acceptance of long odds is a natural condition of the oi1 exploration business. But beyond 'that, it takes a lot of imagination to devise a practical methOd of dropping a $500,000 atomic bomb down a hole, In order to melt oil deposits free Of ·sand. And that Idea may double the world's House Probers Put New Phase Of Payola Show Under Way Mi.. ;;.~,;,. D.••Roush ·wull:....U •. ned Weclnesda)'. ls · emp)O)'ed in . . llo!"h. l.jle ~Qbn WASHINGTON UPI- House in· vatiJaton today open a new phaae of their hearing• into radioTV payola and deception armed with a freah aet o) queationa for federal- rea:ulato!')" atencles. Chairman John C. Doerfer of the Federal Conununicationa C01n· ~la•ioP (FCC) and· offfciah of the FederaJ Trade Commiulon (FTC) were c.aUed to testify before the Route legis!ltlve oversight aubcommittee. The hearing origln&lly waa aeheduled for 'JbundQ but wa! delayed b~~tca"ae a snowstorm prevented subcommittee membefa from reaching their officea. The investigatOn planned to aflk Doerfer about a yacht trip he ~ok lut month as the CUJst of a broadeastlnl! company • preaident. Grove laat cottage own- ..... Rartf.,rd Social ~vt.nts of Wepk ,. • 'Letart Falls Social Notes le.ft ¥r~ jl. A. SJQjt,h .~unday by plant'for a vacattpd at ber wlnter'luirn_, in Ft-. La"Uilerdale, Fla. Mn·. W. T. Stone . ha~ ~en con· hoq1e the Pa¥: two illpes•• · Chapman M Spencer wtth lo!r. Mrs. • "'1 We'st 'P9int. . w4s1Jt £harles· OJI' Ooerfer· aaid Tburlday he went on a 50 to 60 mile pleaaure cruiser off F1ortd·a alona with other gueatl of George B. Storer. A pubUabed report eald Storer Broadcastins co. owned 13 radio and TV stationa which must renew FCC licensea In the next two yean. The new bearings were designed to determine wtaether the FCC aDd FTC bad used all their powera to clean up deceptive broadcast pnctices and • whether new legialation waa neceuary. Rep. J'ohn E. Moaa (D.-Calif.) said he planned to q:ue~tion Doerfer about a recent speech in which the FCC chairman referred to aUe~ations of corruption and deceptlon in the lndulttY u "grou ~nuerations." MON • and Rep. • (D-Ol.) Indicated I""''"''" 1 Lol of Mt11'1 Values To . ·flz.95 - TODAY AND - SALE $4.99 The Alma~ -1 Group of Lldleo S~IRTS YESTF.RYEAR Values to $4.95 SALE $1.99 "· PuRITAN BAN LOtfPOU) SHIRTS- $8.95 By WIller E. Slaeo Roush Is New District President 'Ideal Foi" Gol'ft.ng, Bowling .and et:e. . BOYS'.;_ Vllues To $18... JACKETS ..• , • Sale $5.99 Women Voters Hold~~~Y,g I I tROUSERS the power of incentive as the best guarantee of abundanl future oil supplies. Champ Seller Of Boy Scouts To Be Named (Continued from P..:e One) Janice Tannehill, Sandy Ohlinger, Daniell doinG: " ~nythin& Tlcketl for the MGM: &out-G. and i~n~trumentally representinz Middleport will be Ho- Rama are bein.C sold by Cub ward Oyer. and 01ck WIIey dolna: Scoutl, Boy SeouU and EI.ploren several number• wlt.h their JUi· in the tri-d)unlf area, accordins to C. J . Hyer, cbairm•n of tJcket "Dancln1 COUJini" com· .. lea. for the da.trid. of Sue Ann Buck, Marcie RepreeentaUves of each unit 1;~~~";.,;:,:-:: H.ut, and Mary ln tbe dl5trlct dined toa:etber /l will be in new Monda)' eveninl at the Kyger cos.tuming for the 1how a11 ~ey Creek Elementary School and represent the Letart FaU1 with were fed tbe traditional bean din· 1 the "Charleston ." The weJtern ner. At the eonclualon of the 1 end qf the counll' will be repre- dinner, tbey were &iven the ticsented by Wayne Routh, Salem keta to dlatribute t.o the bon Center, planiat, ddini aolo w.orll: ; of tbe unit. Herb. Grate of Rutland doinc hla Wben a .~tout ~ella ~icbt ~c~ets dlatnct music competition aelee-1 he immed.La~l~ become• eh.:tble lion "Trees" and Helen Jane1, for the Fifbeth Annivenary Rutland, addinc variety with • Scout-o-Rama p_a kb wbkb be tuba 10lo built around a naut.i- weara on bla umfotm . He ia com· cal medley petina abo for vp~uable prlzea. The scout who leada all the Terry B~adford and Roberta Kraeuler. who went to the state others in the dlltrict will be de· tn a talent contr:at tall :year ~Jared Top Diatrict ~esman, &iyvocal team will be on hluil. In& bim the high praze. Boya 10 the Racin~ section along :each county. will be competing a new "I.e- 1for lbree pnzea Top County Sal· Nor- etman and 2nd and 3rd place in Karen Oun. tbelr respective count)'. ~us ~~~t~:;~~·~notber Big 1there will be a total of ten ptUel ~~ , will do to be .awarded. Boy" 11 Selling of .the ticketa will conthe Rock tinue from now until the abow, March 26. Carl MWTIY Jr., chair· Mra. John tt.rdy of tt.rrlton- man Of .the Scout-o-Rama aaid the .'' viH• ,..... will dii"Ht fhe. P•w show will be from 7-4 p. m. OD •n Totw dance-rs In 1 n......_ the 26th and from 2-4 p. m. Sun· durlnt tta. ahow which will fM day the 2'ltb. Proceed1 from the .rnr:"d a., a111 (ltllcla of Mid- sbowa are to be uJed for m&inclleport. Kathy Wolfe and cu. tenance and iru.provement of lyn a.u, Bl• a-111 Mlnatrel camping fatUities It Camp Chu,....ara, will pitrttcip.te In ter. tM show from the ' Mlnenvlfl• lfttar with Mlta Wott. alnelnv anti danclrlg "The Old Soft Ill_.. and MIN loll ol.,.t.. "My Napplnna''. · Repreaeri.tlng the boat communof Syracuse will be Johnny (Continued from Page One) many lim~ a winner in in1uiricient Thirty-five per ce talent contests as a · slnger, of tbe votera at the Jut gener IKalhy Francis making one of her ele-ction in tbe "new and large• appearancu on local staces, district (Scipio, Salem and Rul Mrs. Crow, .l frs. Esther SyJ. land townah.ips) were needed Mra. Irene Grueser aa signers under the law invoke 1 comedY number. by thi! county board. the TUlips." Mrs.. MNnwttl.._ Mr. L..ts. •dmlt Grueser will thow in bl,tck WEEK-ENit $Pl~WSI known·· proved oil reserves and prove again HISTORY Meigs Talent Shuw Case Scheduled New haven --~ CLOTHING COMPANY JUST ARRIVED! 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U you, are 65 or over 4nd .f!!.lired or employed with less tMn 6 and In reasonably good healtll - you can enroll. CENl'RAI. HOSPITAl SERVIcE ... " 174 E. Long st. . Colu!"bps, Oldo ENROLLMENT H~DQUARTERS CITY LOAN COMPANY .. . POMPO'l' • . .. •. ' :·1:rli BENEFITS llao:VIDED ON THE 80;!0 BASIS ·i ;· ... -. ' " .. . !" ' . liiONS-CLUB .. :.~.l\... .. ..:'')'7). e Seml'PriVote room e e e Drugs• .-.d Medklneo ' . . MEIGS:COUNTY ; . -· ,._ .;. .. J • • ; I !I• sOClET.Y . - ., MoSt . .,.~ 'ftp,a r Money • •• •. Til~. .t . . .. . -•.• ~ ...... ,, .. ' Pllsler" Cuts . ~ ~· ' Oxyg'en . ': EndQnecl~ :BY' ··_: . ' . '. .. . ml! BLUE CROSS A FEW OF .' ~ '. '• ,'$2&• \·... -. 7~ ', ·~ ' �• .. .. 'Athens Upsets Panthers.50.46 In Sect.ional FiFed Up ~ulldogs Deserved To Win 1 Said Pomeroy Coach Russell Moore ON WAY UP? • • • • • By Alan Mcwtr Old Fox Chari!!)' McAfee did it again Thursday night m ~ defetll in the Clall AA Sectional basketball tourna· COLUMBUS (UPI) - tbe Bulldogs Into the finals Saturday mght against Manetta, ~ 74-47 winners over Wellston . The Panthers had beaten Alliens twice In league ptay and ended with a 17-3 record. Said Panther coach Russell M<;H>re, rela~n~ in his team's dressing room foJiowing the surpnse Athens wm: "They_ just out-bustled ua. Tb.er Wlfl:ted 1t real bad, and we ~e~~n 1 hJtliDI. They deserved tu wm . And that wu a big Part of the atc:'l.:. p tb b • ..., an en s ot •a I The bjggest sectional shellack· John• Satu,rday Dlebt for the see· fielders and a free throw. Both teams were missing, Pomeroy gettlng field goals only from Bob Cun- school. Central rolled up the laraeat 1 score ever recorded in a tourney game at Cinclnn•U, 114 points to 011k Hilll' 39. Central u1ed every· body, and everybody acored. h t ningham, Phil Harrison, and Car- t1 no - ~t;e man. as the quarter ended 14i-10. 16 for 45, or 36 per cent_fro . field, cood enough to WID agamst Athens last night (14 for 51) but Pomeroy hit 14 of 23 chances at the free line while Athens got 22 of 3!1 from the same stripe, more than the margin of victory. As for out-bustling, Athens' !tteve ChJJe. 8..f be!pectat-1ed een· t~. and Greg Sanders, grabhed a )ari[e sharP or A.thens' total or 39 rebounds. greater by a third than tbO:If' picked orr by the Panthers. And the Panthers. kept largely at long ran ~~:e by 'MeA.fee's au:lti~• delen1e to bottlf' up the middle, were missinj;( the Jon,~( unes. "Mac" let Pomeroy heve the long one. and wu lucky the Pantben weren't hlttinl':. With the hon•ls under Athens control. the !'anthers were Their other points came at the free . Ime. 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Top Fiwa a"tJ,.... _ A..,._ conference bJstetbaU Pllyer of the rear for the Jt«tnd s~ght . Cola.vitD, . wholi!t 42 home ruDS suf¥1n. w~. ntl.":fu.k.j ~~ tied b1m w1th Harmon K.iUebrew ~llots, iJ , ~ . e.~ · ww~ for t.he American League home w.mner of 'fl,l: awf".( Vtbt,u;s Wtn·e rUn title last,.,~. would m,.u nq Selvy·and DJr.eu F~oyd of ' predi«ioQJ fw th, eomlnJ aeaaon. Furman. .,. . · · = Cemenl Block At Cindllna.t.l tiM '"'te'11 biggest thriller w~ Jllafed. ~n ijiU beat Mariemout in a ~nd, sud· den.O..!Ii 01101'!1~ IJihlltl. Don Mcl.elll\Jil (lre4 l.p ~ winntna baUet after eacb tpm had acored five P9iDta in thf, f#r# 9vertime. .C.onll!l! ~!'>, •ull"""d an Ut> aet clefeat a~~Aifte._a by Lou~ 'Canton Tlmken took a 29-14 half· lime lead over Canton Lincoln an4 ville, 4$4f.,~ w..¥n ~clpqley ~ the third-ranked club went on to .ita two to;t R9fell on foQls. John win rasUy, 7~2. John Namciu <!~!lne.la~ bi4 1.8 RQin~ «or Louiahad 27 points fo r 1 TilQ.hken and vll,~. , _ · .· John Dickerson 18 ,or t e 1OBert. • W.eQI"llt· Toronto M-48 alld Xenia, wbleh finiabed tbe_ resu- will meef'$teubfnY1Ue fol ·the He· tar sea11on with an 18-0 record and tiona! 'C~Pionstlip Sabirday · It rourth place in the UPI Ohio rat. Weli!Svillit. · ' l:rs, played lJ men and ·Won eo' · _ i 1 away from Blanche&ter, 72-32.. In Cl111 A. pmes, the ~ tn the second b.alf Blanchester lDijbty Wa~oo W.oqdera pla~id /N W!NNt..¥4 7'.1(1 couldn't get a U~fd, goal-until the their lut game before being NA 1"/0IY'A£. IIIOOOil. last three minutes. Ted Oay led iolidated witb ~ sc}u)ol, OpeninJ the third quarter, Har· CRtJWN, AfAY HAI/e Xenla storing With 19 points. they .werP , up to their o\d sty . riaon'• shot from the key tied U 5'1'A~7"1.P /IIAfS&t.;: . The Won4en lot;t to Oak lUU In Columbus East, undefeated city the Welllton Soutbeutern -DIJtrict at 28-28 With 5:52 remaining. But t:W 7'/IE 11141' 12'. rill! leag\je titllst and lOth in the UPI but not until afier tbe fiqal at that point Lany Rii!!SS' free "''oP 5 P01" //( ratings, never got far enough in bU!Zer. gPttinC(attempt, and advantafie shot gave Athens a 29-28was lead , an ----::c,Mj~~:.q;~-~'E.=:V.~i'?~'TE.~;a;W~rS~.~::--~~~~~~::~::_ rront of Marysville to bore the thst was usually-(lne it. which never given crowd but was never severely The BulldM~t also k~pt high up arterwards. . Witb the score tied *"' 'at" ~e oressed, either, winning 52-44. Le· end, Oak Hill'a Mi~ $ilvey -,a• ocorin, Ronniewhlc:h Carm•n r~ out or hir,nlher s usual haunt Is 11 The Panthers stayed in range roy Anderson had 17 points and given a foul shot and fie ~ it drive down the side and a jump through that quarter wh!ch ended Max Jone11 had 15. to put the eolorful Watt\1'100 .,V.an· •ho• from the deep wing. carman 36-34 for Athens, but was victim H. S. BASKITIALL Glenvllli- .q; "Martins Ferry bfat Shadyside in ders out of the tourney and into . last t~oieht was hein~~: forced toward or a brief hot streak by Atbens 88 By United Prll& ln ..m•tlonal . Glenl•nd St. JoHph 64 Mayfield 1 !lemiflnal at Martins Ferry, 9(). the history books. · the fourth period opened. ln. the 51 h 1 Tho AlhCl~ A -~1, 19, drawing out to an earty 26-ta the middle, a position e II no ach If a~ CLASS A.A. TOURNAMINTI At ·~~.... customed to tt')'ine from. first minute and a a Ron ~gg At c I 'cad. Ferry pl~ys Bellaire St. ................... ~Mo.,. 0 11 1 01..,-. tiNI ,,_ Ckrf U and RJgga hit from the field •nd .. tcl .,.., .... tl Jf a.tHer• 02 , McAfee, in prc-~ame prae ee, Wickerham got a charity for five Columbus St. CtMrl• 51 ~aw.N ..,, ul.. Pa1tponed (WHthtr to M....... Now 1-UI"ffon St. I\JG¥tkf.i had worked on th11 defen.e lona h i t to k 11 Willis 41 Cltvellad John Hay 51 w."""P":"38 nfllhtl (12-101 wtli ........... w~ houra. Ulat the Panther lea.dhee needt Land.,. 52 Gahanna .., , uLot'-·"lo .. .'",J(,. At W1ll1ton ntletty .. 7 p. m. In tht Olj.lflo sharPtter m11bt be beld down that k hi ,~,· 1 olalt pay off Colurnbw •a- 51 Mlryl¥_111• 4.4 .,. ~· '"" Ofk Hill 49 W111rloo 41 Unl.,.,.lty rrm. way. Carm•n acored rour field rna e 1 ll u 8 " Grow. City M WortHI•..... ... WtJvlfte ·I t Toren,. '41 ' fi<J • a:oala and two free tbrowa fer 10 throu..:h the remaining Blx an-, one At Paint ~~~y . Af ....,, r! I (,;:; ~ ;;;;.. - ~=~== ,, His ae1son avenp wu hal£ mlnuteJ. · CIJWI(~ , .I I, :Qr..Mnf). ~- ~ Pott.onttl weathlr to l011l1ht 1 polntt. we11 above that. Athena pllyed it tlll!ht, \Vlnt- WaVHft ~ ....,..."V,'t J3 At Mlllkltetown ~)1 Prlnc«on 6ol 'L:.M..!MIIo..,~~~ 'SS Coa(h Mo~re. wbile sad at . the breftn'er fouled out, the Bulldog~ dPfeat. took Jt phlloBOJ)hlcally. l(olni to the line ror a totll of .!...... " r•ljiJ. li 4t . .IIIR to N.nt114ott• CathorN: II/ "This I• a ROod Pomeroy team and elaht triel bitting five in tha ' latt li-P~ttoft ,.. s,uta. . 15: AI Troy I'm proud or them. They did real stretch. ' • . At MM ·'IIW ., U.....,. 72 lhUefont•IM. 51 '· ' well - they'r4' the leuue ehampa." With 3~ seconds left the tcore Northrl. . 61 I~Yif.IIJ 41 Gr.tenvlllt 59 Graham 52 .. HOW IT WINT was 50-42. Wllson'11 free throw, Tra~ 69 NorthWfttem t9 At Akron Th.e Panthen had leads of 8·3 Dick Clark's bunny, and a free At 4fhua 4kron South 66 Akron Howw. ~3 TAKE TJIEM TO and ~~-!S In the fl~st quarter hut throw by Harrison closed the gap M~rl•tJ• 74 WtHJton 47 Akron Ctnfl'll 69 larta.rton SJ 1 couldn t hold onto al 11 ·R ua Wick· to !50-46 in lbose seconda, but It A.thtnl 5Q POIJII'lr 46 At Yountrtown was too late. AI Clncln,~ttl Younttown Wilson 70 Colu~ lnd'-n Hill " MarM,nont 5I 66 Pomeroy - Carman 4 (H) 10; double ot Hultb•nt !6 United LOC'tl "47 ! · Winebrenner 1 {0.2) 2; Harrleon Q: .-,..nlft · 73 New Rlclt,Mncl 58 NIIH 53 Y~UMttown lt .. ·47r; ll l · .,.., 19: Wllaon 0 IMH 15; Cunning- Norw.od 54 DftJr Park 43 · ·· ~ · :;. - N..-....· ( 'IIIII• .,.. ... "A.I.,...,. ham . 4 (0·2 8; Buffington ().()-0; Cinclnnttl Cen'tra11140ek MMi i H,·. ~,· Pitch 71 •r Clatlt 1•0·2. Totals H1 (14-23) 4~ . At O•fonjl At Rt-.nna Athena - Wickerham 4 (3·7) 1l: Mldrilletown 11 Harrison 64 Sprlntfleld Twp. 50 Kent Sta,. 34 Sanden 0 (2.ll) 2; Chase 1 l6-0) 8; Middletown Fenwtck 60 North CLASS A Bean 4 (~!Sl 13: r9eJU~ 3 (!S·IO) ll; Call... Hill 45 At Marlo,a , RIB!!• 2 (l·O 3. Tolah1 14 (22·33) 30. At Ctnton PntpoiMd (w.athlr to s.tu~ Score by quarter&: C1nton Tlmw.n 72 Ctnotn Lin1ftemoon.) Pomeroy 14 2~ 34: 4fl coin 52 At Gran¥1111 Athens 10 27 3$ 50 Loulsvlll• 45 Canton McKinle~ 44 Grsnvllle 60 Stat1twl111 49 Q[flclall: Strlmer and Spaulding., AI. Martins Ptrr~ Johnstown J2 Wllll....,ort 50 M.rtln• P1r .... 80 Sha......,._ 69 At Plkltan • • ..,. -.l..a....... ' lj OIT IOW\.ING INTRIIS At D•~ton N.W B""'""" " Bh'ttr NEW Y.ORK UPJ - Enlrit•l f1lrvlew 75 Trotwood MHI10n 43 Buford lloontlftlburg 4J from the Canal Zone 1 Puerto Rico, At lhvlrcrHk At lprintfleltl L:' Europe ,nd Canada have beea re- Xanl• 72 ll•nch•a.. r S2 Lewiston Sl Anna 55 ~ •1 ~elvcd for the AII·Amerlc:an ~owl· lt.ttblns 16 Dayton Wilbur S.l1rn Locel .:4 Christi~_~:~:. , tnr clu1lc at Levittown, Pa., Mny Wright 11 Jacklin U. ,. . _ t tbrouiJl Oct. 30, Mi"t of the' At ll~rl1 At Ca_n t. enJriea tWUI play here m co••Junc. MldviiW 46 fUd,.viUt 45 ......... 60 Wlndhem 41 tlOn with thfllf trip ror th'l Aaperi- Nerth Olmlhcl 53 MHina 52 _,, Z.nMvlll• l can Bowling Con.Kress cham~lrm. At luclld Po•tpon.d (WIIIthtr to tonllhf, ships at Toledo. Ohio. Wllloughby-laltlakl 6S Cl...,.llnd At ,_rMtta belie~in~ !':i:!!"~s ~~~~'i:o~t e mg was performed by Cincinnati tional crown. C!:!ntral on the new Oak Hill& ham kept Athens alive with three .' • RICHliOND, Va., iJJ'I - South· ern Conferl!nce spprt,t.wr•t.en lane 1 Four of the UP 'top ten" Ohio high wltb tile Clr~l•nd ~ndil·::~ ~ named Weat- Virginia.'., J~ lfcsl school basketball clubs in action Thunday night - Can~n Timken Xenia Marietta and Columbw. East - won thtu Class A.A. tourney ball games without mu~b trouble. But Youngstown .East rated ei~th w1tb a 16-2 ~n r~ · '· N 53 u f th. 1 f ord, f~ll prey to unmentioned 1 es. -z.v, or e upse o the mght. ment. l d · Uput the SEOAL ehamps out of further tourney p a~ an • ol-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mareh 4, 1960 Colavito M.Jm 0IJ Prospeet s ' 'T T ' tfll . Of Ohi Four . . o s op en "on For Good Year . Games E~ Thelf . . Thursday Col'i!~i:,;l~:; ~ .-w!:":. Th OU Ken's Gym . 'fhis time II came to the Pomeroy Panthers, 11 I . no !lome, 1'11 WATCH WQMS y,•... ~~~-· ---to­ "' Q11,1' Graduat,e ' . '' . >, I ....... < p...,an H~s Y~ar~, of, j*..· hli1d The Dial Ell~•lent' .. ' - . ~l> • . ~ .~.I ·,. ~ Ld . W~ ~ !Uke Your Walch .au~ .. l . Perfect. "'"( (;• r:·' ~·;~~-. ~ . .·· H an4 R FIREtTQNE . PUT, YOUR WA'l'PJioiiiEPAIRS UPIJ'O USl K-&C l~ELER$ · Phoap, . JWW LEY Wl·H7~ l'III!II!Jl!l ~. l> RH 11 '' -~Mhlflep-.;t • l DEAL~ft J.,'lbJ ~ .,. 'rliJIII ' . ' p. �• • j. (201 Business Services 11-J)olly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M..-ch 4, 1960 TELEVISION RADIO AND sMALL appliance repair. Phone Otis McCLintock, Racine, Obio. 2·l·tfc WANT ADS I Oak Hill News S.ocial Events .Legal Notice RIVER REPORT ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Letut Township, Mltiltl County, Mrs. Milo Biggs bas been quite lhlo For th• Fl.c.al YHr Ending >tcember 31 1959. ~l•tion 111 the paat week and is improv- 082- 1950. C011.11~ brotb" Mr. at e I rotal Salerifl and W•ees ll'ekl Dvrlne the Yeu 1959 $5,616.S<l ru V1luetton .. $1,152,115.00 ru L.vy 21.20 L 0. l. Ruin., Ohio, February lt, 196(1. I hereby eerllfy tt.• fol · .owlnt r~t to .,. corrKt. Floyd Norris Town•hl Clerk .UCEIPTSP I ~( 1 N For Sale e. . 1· own m 18 1 ----- . . HOUR·· 24 - , ks =--:::= I. I ""'' I I I A J G pp e rove NeWS Qf Week 11 1 I (all Dlt• SfetreH I Pome7 Mason ° 00 • •.ao•a . S . J It ems •c:• 33 11 MOTOlS INC. · PRESTON .... Term,·te I Soles ! (9 M · 5 I' ==-=-=-= tNSPE6fJ0Ns-.- I (lOb Sole 1 Co}umbio Insurance --- Society Events LegaI N _, · tJ':, 0 II 1 F ""' R ~', · Real Estate MERCURY MONTERY, f A!'AJuM~'!'I:i- .turnllhed and F'OR SALE: 1J ROOM HOUSE Cigarette Tax ltl7.0tl dr. hardtop. Mefjt()matlc, R&H UiUurnwned. MdUiter' .Mtdd.l¥wltb bath. Nice location. Melvin Inheritance Tax 13fi.f:l7 exh'a clean, extra nice inaide piirt. Phone WY-2-D:.!et. 2_,-U Hood, 111 Locult St., Pomert~y. Sales Tax and Jo- in. Jnst. 300.00 $ALl OP AUToiMoeiLI and out. $1680.00. .B1aetlnara, --- 3067.31 2 23 30t Road Mileage Pomero)'. 3·2·6tc 1 and _, kOO.M HOUD".,!t., f ROOM p lrreducibJc Debt &1.42 Notice is hereby alven that on ~~~~rLmon' and 6 roona. apar&- 10 ACRE FARM AT MOftNlNa IGagollne Tax l:IOOOOII Friday, March 18. JOOI), nt lO:OO ment. A. N. Beneel, Phoht Stet, aood 3 room boute, ou• Intangible 1'ax 194 ·a4 a. m . the undenlened will offer For W '1' ·2·~7:.'.. U-J&.Uc buUdlnta, water, electrlcltJ, Total Receipts 13 9 ~· 84 ,for Hale at public auction to the IU RATS KilLED WITII STAR m-.11, achool bua, . telepbon•, PAYMINTS. . blt,hest bidder for cub Jn hand at Farfarln 2"'- lbl, $lAD; 4. Jbl. MODERN 4 ROOM AND .BATH IOod pasture wllb plent..r o1 General ExecuUve Sea·vico- . . . Blaettnar Auto Company, Pomero)', p.oo. S1fe, •ure, au•ranteed. unlurullbed residence, Pome- water. Contac:t Sam CUrti.•. Boa . .Cbmp. o( 'l'rulteeii deacrtbed 2244 .00 Ohio, the followina: unfttrnllhed. · truck, to·wit: \ lbenbrch Hardware, Mela• Co. roy• and C room b-• rt 136, Reynoldabura, Obto, Ua Comp. or Clerk 700.41 One 1••• Chevrolet 2 ton TrueL 1 11 Fum Bunau, suaar Run rtour anu ~ room urn .,... api • 1-on ' 4820. 3-1:1-IOtv Travel and Other Exp . 106.75 · ' lPi.kl be.11., 1 .MUI, PomerO)', Ohio. ment. Wm. T. Grueaer, Middle· _ _ Generl.l Supplies 73 _74 ll.otor number 00. serla num r (UW!II; (2·:16-llp); 13·3-Stp) port 2·2'l..S&p FOR SALE: · 1' ROOM HOUSB, Total Gen. :t;x. Scrv. 3124.90 W2MN 1228;&. ll-lo.3tpj (3-17-3lp) ~ DOUBLE FOR ICJtNT, 870 LO. cellar, loY, near crade aehool HealthDated thts 29th day of rebruary we.r Seton<l Avenue, Mlddleand hi•h achool. Paarle .H1a~ll, Taxee withheld 826.86 1~. HOOVER Conetellatlon Sweeper, Rutland. 218 6tp Cemetery Expense 43.0Q GENERAL 'MOTORS P ort . ... ~~. per month . can 'UV<Io 1 year oldi Old faahloned fln-Cirelea Reatau.rant. "•r FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE LI•• 1n11- ontraet, etc. ACCEPTANC~ CORP. 89'18, . & ~•t 450.00 B J W u. ea p A 7• 9 pt.o bench lbd old la~blonod 2•21.a&c See Bob Neltoa RutlaDd. HJchw&ysy: ' . u.rn ' ' . v IU"Iklq c(od. CIU Wl\N4ei ' Mi&R (Gas Tax) 6376.95 (J) 3 • Stc aner • p.m. a a cnc WANTED A SOBER CLEAN MAN - J..a6-l2tc Road Grader 3890.20 'Mrs. -Mildred Shuler spent sev· AKC REGISTERED COLLIE ~UPS to •hare 3 room apartment with Total Hla;hwllY Exp. 10,267. 15 eral day& last W4!tk at the bedside NQ.OO each. J•bone WY2·62D-t. another man . CMIJ WY2·~. ~ DeductiGna by Co. Auditor: of . her father, Harey Spenc=er, at John Tu.d.er, lbaell Run Road. 3-4·3tc · NOTICI Ofl PILING AND For workmen 's comp. 59.!H Holzer HO&pital. ll-4-2lp MIARING ON INVINTORY Bure~u ot Inspc)ction 390.66 2 BEDROOM TRAILER . CaN No 18 214t r· Advertising s .no Littles 1'raller CQurt. PtoiNN Ceu'rt, 51.42 11• (ot,lnty, Oh&o .ll'hduclble Debt Chc»hlre, Ohio. Phone Emerson 'l'O the Exeeutor or Admlnil\tl· 'totul Payments 1~.222 50 '7 ·7329. 3-f..Otc lor Mnd to a.,.ch of the follo't'lnt Summary of Opiratlon& br Pund• a& are residents of the atl~ of Balan~. J1n. 1, 19st(20) USineSS 8rVIC8S Ohio; 6942.77 survlvinll s,pou•e, if ,ny; G•n. ,nd TWp. Funds 694:.!.77 10111 Tltll llltYIC:I AHD Rl6 next of kin; beneficiaries uUer Total of All Funds mowtl. Phent WY2-S47S. the will. if any; the allorne)' or lt~ipta Dvrln1 Yetr124401, attorne1a repreeentlna any of tbe Gen. and Twp. Funds 13,953.114 aforem ~J ntloned pcrson11: I Total of All Funds 13,953.84 . You ar, hereby notified tba~ on Totel Rr:pta and Bal1. 0. McCOY tht 111 da)' or Mll'Ch 1MO, 'i.ri ln· Gen. Hnd Twp. fUnds 20,896.61 AUCTIONIIR ventory and A.ppralaflmtnt qt ! the Total of all Funds 20,896 .61 · - 2. L... JIIJo. e1ta.te Of Jn1abe Ullb Clinton de· P•ymenh Ourlnt Yearute Gen. and Twp. tunds 1G,U2. ~ PIANO TUNING AND IIEPA.IR· ceated, late of Middleporlij 1$,222.50 Ina:. Kenne&h RuiHIJ, Ciool- 1, Ohio, in aald County Wll ed Total of all l'W1dl vtlle, Ohio. PhObfl 1883. In thla Court. 1 lal., Dec. 31, 1959Hearlo& on uid inventory and Gen. 'ind TWp, Funds 8874 11 2-9-21tp. Apprataement will be hid b ore Total of all Funds 56'1t, 11 lhil Court on tbe 21M day, of Out. W~rnnta, Dec. 31, 1959Marth 1960, at \0 o'eloet e. m. Gen . and Twp. Funds 767.32 ExceptioniL thereto mQ' be led Total of all FUnd a 767.32 byi any interested. p-_111 at "'ny Dal~tnce in Depocltor)', Dec. 31 , 1009. 6441 ...3 JAMES EDDLEMAN. PIANO ttme prlor to fiVe dQ1 betore ~ 1he \ 3 4 llc Tunlni·CI.eanlnJ AIIO 'or- date aet for hearl1a. . WITNES8 Ill)' ll!lillt\11'0 and San worl(, 37 )'tan experitnce. .!be ,..1 ol~\\~ his MORNING STAR Call WYW231, I 12 etp· lit d&J 'Of · 1 19tMt~ Mrs. David Neaae entertat~ed · · ·Jo~ · .: 1 ~j the Wildwood O~en Club last Acting Judie ~~ E:i4JfiC:Io Wcdnesda)'. George Carper or Bl' Ann Biker, ·~~V..1; ~rJc. Shade, waa apeak., and ae.vc an bl!t7 Legal Notice -----=---- t9 )' Sale 1 a c I -- Leg,./ Notl'ce M.iaa Mai'~ba Qhlinlff recently eturn~d II Jnul .ttv ht.vlna: .apent month with rel•tfte& in Alutina FeJ::I~n Rouab hal h •tcepted em· R ta art1n ea ur- M ployment at t e an tin Mt.:,ddl-:;.;•port:.;_,:..,·.,-..,..,,.-_--;"'"= .Mn. ~ JohiiiOn and famll)' of Vienna were r ' • kend ! aue1ta of N:r. .1 ~~..a · un.• a. F. &arc~ r."'! ..,. ,, and Mr. end. ¥tl,. Romer Jo n.. James Pauley bu retUI'IItil to hill home from Jiolar HotpiW where he had been a pa&ient for a week. He had undetllone suraery theri.!. . ·M-rw. Lottie Pauley of Ced•r h Grne, W.. Va .• viiU.ed.t!ler daue · terln-law, Mra. Jamet f':auley and sona, Jut week. Mr. and Mn. E .. C. Martln oi'Pl pJeannt were SaturdaY vli!Jon of Mr. and )fn. IUtlpb Plc:kena and other relative. in Muon. Mr."Ud •·' ! ? ·' · IATURO,\Y School Story 1 11:00 \ News PletQJ't f.lli Sportl Ruundup 6:30 Waterfront 7:00 Saturda}' Nilbt Jamboree 7:30 Bonan&a 8'30 Man and the CiaaUenge 9:00 The Deputy 9:30 Journey to Understnnding 10:30 Man. From lnterpol Sign On This is tbe Life l2:00 TV Chapel 12:30 indUJtry on Paraae l2:45 Gardtm Club of the Air J:oo Champln.>Sbip Bo-,uns 2:00 Insi~e Sports , · · k, elba 2:•. •. '·· ·'1"1"· " " 0~ .. n ~ 4:30 World Championahi). Golf ;,' :c:tiil'n....J _Saturday 8:10 Clrde ra: KUJeJl".i • ,---~ ~-~~~ ~on. ,_.._or·;~~:. .. ·~· i~ -~r ·tW~!u· i IO::JO T~o Roff IIIII ..W'flt!S ~ - · News Pletur.. ' J. : il ' 1: U :OO Fury . U :30 Circus Boy :00 12:00 True ~tory.~:" .lA, ~ \&J _~ i~ 12:30 Delecttve's¥ifY ~ ~ '~'V ....00 1:00 Down on the Farm 10:30 1:30 Command Performan~ q ·on '· 2:00 NBA Basketball s~-· .~ ,. 11:10 4 :30 TBA , . ~·, I U:1~ Channel:8 ~friday · 4 :00 !S:SO ~ 6 :00 6·30 6:.40 ~. 8 :45 ~1-..0verland Trail Sunday Showcase . Chevy Sho• Loretta Younc Wichita ~WD ~ewe lfe•t.t •·.&Mf Weatbetc:Mt Nitewatet- ~~: ~~q;',;•sb.ow ·Amerl~.~tand!, · '" r-oo 1t"'i!' ~k How~ ·' ' -WI ie1 .;J .tf Ul02· .:l~ta\QTOM ~~:. l~ 'JMBa,ge~~·anJ1BuUeta ~··· .'t[!~~:=l!low ' =e•s Funnlea I 11 :00 Cartoon ·•Y•···! 1:00 1 9 :00 6:00 Funday Sl)'$1CU11U' •.' \ • J A:SO Rolle:- Derby l1 :30 Eddie · ~eaeriat and the 6:00 Robin Rood !{11 1\iflin' Roeket.a TrackdaWii . -..Salea f :;& Mrrveriell; 8:30 LaWman . 9:00 'l'he REibel 1:00 9:30 The Alaskans 1 1:30 10:30 tl Beaoon str..t 2:00 U.:OO The Newl Totdgbt 3:00 11:05 Weatller Wlodqw &:00 · u~o Late 51!ow t :QO 1 . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , .• • J :.RIIIS,11MA,'q( •. lUNDAY 7:45 Sl&n On 7 :4t0 Ntwa Haadlin,..WeMblr 7:f7 Sundq Chapel 8:00 RIY. llialoo •ontgomerr ~ ~--da• .._ow 8.110 -n•1 .-.. ~ vu 1:00 Newo Hoadllluot-W9 :01 Tbo Surulay Sb',. 10:00 NeWs Headli.Jiet..Wufher 10:01 The Sunday lbow 11 :00 News He_. ·•Une•WN 11 :01 Tl>• Sundoy ~boa11:30 ftey, wem (aaUan4 Olnlrda Of cmut} 12:00 Nooo Newt IUS Pogevllle Apos!GUc Cloardl 12:30 Wubington Report~ to the People 12:411 Soda! Bot:urlt1 ll1low W•ektnd News HeadJJaea-Wtatber Weekend New& Weekenll 'Qhlo NeYM 1 Weekend Newa Headllnoa-Woallllr Weetind 1:00 ~unday ShowcaW 2:00 Newa HeacWne•Weatta.' 2:01 _o\nniverlll'7 Showeue a:'IO Bl'oadw.Q' ShowcaJe; . ,• •• I 5:00 Newa HeldLJ.Dea-WN.tber &:01 Sundal Showcue Weekehd 6:00 No1!11 News Readl.in&~-Weathtr Weekend N"' ' I• O:.G5 fi!perts..Weatller '· 8:10 Take ftve 8:11 Sllodown Serenade e:u Sip au G:-16 .. Sip 011 6:00 CQDtlnental Claaai'OQM Girl Scouts To Attend Services At B"ptist Church The Lenten 9uief Hour Servjce .An all day outing at Camp Ches· the Wo~IJ.en'a Guild o(~e Fed· ter on .March 12 was - discussed Cbutc.li was held on Ash when thf) Sugar RtJh Inter,uedilate evening. Girl Scouts met Mdhday after school. the Cosaroads" 'IllS the 'fhe meetiDi opt!Dea witb 'be witb llrt. TbM. Young, ple'dge to the flag. Projects Qt sit 8 upons an.d nose bags were explained and will be made at tbe next u.. Rue! F' te 4Jd' meeti~g for use on the otith),g. lt · · '::od· the was announad that the next meet· ing aod aU future meeUngs wll& be held at the Sacred. Heart Cllldlith. 1 Poster cards ror' 4tsplaY- ~n I the Goodwin window duii~ Girl ScOUt Wee!Ji, March &-11. vJere •dlB· tributed to IDarla Ebersbach. 'l'etry ., Fultz, Shartm Freeman, Kathy Hannahs a.ud Unda Shepherd and of ~e · •Clou ~re a map to Melanie Nibert: Douna set:vlce and Hedricks and Jennifer Blakeslee on one of them will help with t.he wlndow dil'lplay of Jesus. " Saturday. "nie 'Fr-iendship Circle and taps s!';;;le~"":,':-, '~~:~ The Accent • 11 MO.ilyon' Music 8:30 7:00 7::JO 8:30 9:00 Lamp Unt(l My Talk Feet Lqok Up 'iibd Live ' The Town FYI .J>:QO c'"'"" 'I'J1toe 10:30 Rev, BIWO(It Gtbbt oral Roberts 11:00 11:10 11 :15 Of N. Y. PbUbirmonlc Wll\tJ'd comf!(l.~ Wilcox .., Sunday S~ Spectacular Fa~ th'i!' Nltion Lua1a Pt. Plp~sant MONDAY thru . ~tT11e.sday ~~$lon . Election of officers tvai h.eld \fhen the .friendly Neighbors Club met Tue,.day eve(ling ..at the home pf :ij:rs. Lester Ru~i~iell, Pleasant: Ridge. . Mrs. Emerson Well presided at the meeting and ele~teq were pres· Jdent, Mrs. WUJarci Heines; vice president, Mrs. Roy Smith; secre· tary, Mrs. Lester Ruuell; treasure-r~ :Mrs. William Sheridan ; now· er fund, Jln. John Russell : and .. ~ee: &u stamps. Mn. Donley Rei· S AUNT FRITZI--· M/!.'Y 1 GO OUT'? _ . bel. 'lilbe Conqu,at - .... GE ~e1e ,lliowi Small Wid ' . were served by Uncia Sbepberd "to above aryl Karen · Conde, -cheryl tif. suale u,Aton, Hllah Vaughnn, Woods, Shirley Baxter, I I ~~:~:~ Titus. Peggy Hoffner and II Disney. .TIIUl$04Y ' Plans were made for a dinner at ,ttJ.e.. ;II,'Jr~ Hotel tn Gallipolis in March.' Tlie traveling prize donated bt' Mh: 'Sheridan waa awarded to lti's. Denver , ·Thonia. Mrs. Gene Clark was welComed as a Oew . Games were played dur- IOCial bour to ~ Mrs . .laek with pr~s Mrs. , Mrs. . 1Ut:5 ·until ·l.rit_. A.M. 1 • .I H • • TO liP.". ~~~!~~~~r~~~q.~~~~~thl~· WJ EH ~~~l*~J~~~bl~lteotu-~' ·" ~~!J;~~:endlng ~ · and SUPPLt: ; CO~ .. lOb~! bo· year, ha• . a !elf . • M. B · l J:Qo Newt Headltnea-wee..., · 8:01 SUJ141r ShoWcui ·' · 4 :00 N.,.. Hoadlloeo-W..... News H11H H•ur Of The · 'rft~ COIIIurr .VALLEY_~, LUM;IR ' 1:30 1:35 2:30 2:35 3:00 Werner'• Top Ten Noon NeWJ 6:1111 ..""""" Bemledo 6:411 Sip Off -'-----· 1 11 , lb:ail Footba:I Pt.Yiew 1100 12:00 12:15 1:00 1.01 OtiTheNaw -· -.- ............. - .............. ilul -~ 1LliMM-. wilt...__. uilihrfltlti ..........~ t..ktt~l _. llew, • wt'l .. .. J!ot.,..de • , • •on~~~~::~~tb~~e,;mceting. TV .Channel 13 i .!.,-.....,.... ........... ., ..•.•.., _. ........,. ,.~ .'~~ aln •••Jai~ ~ ~d,r.. ~i'a~.., Top Heac\llne Newa llporta Dot1t Pit Boolle Slu>w 6 :00 Soeial Socuritr - .r · · =lfDptinl ~~~~~;~!~~~~·:~.~~r:~~~.,f· • P Pike n1o . 1:00 ColltRe NeWI" Cooferio:• w~;n:: <:ei.= 1 'il:~~~u;.. ' . i;rt:'l~rd~..!in- " o:oo •c , ivtrl · 10:00 10:30 :dlack Saddle 1--. . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . " " , . -. . ................... -. ........-,..., t ', 10:03 Hour Service .... ~u:oo H1q1t ., Rin Tilj\f'ln ·~ ... - 8 .80 I.eave tt to BPnet San Franci.lcO• }~eat ... · Lawrepee welt Shn Your Esso RepOrter · tO:bO Jiabltee U. S. A. Weatliennan ' · • ·'* 'fl:D0 Up·to·the-Minute Nn1 n ·JO0 Sports Report Show'' ,..... Late Show ,...-.;:;-.,.................. "'* I ~:58 5:110 5:11 8:30 1 ~-~ News Hea<Ulne.a-Weatber 4:80 f l P;® N.... Breal<faot Pat!7 4:80 I f lfews HeadUoetWeatbn Braakfa&t PartJ 3:01 3:30 3:311 4:00 4:01 ~i~~'j'~N~i :11~1' ~·~ Wyollp; Pf':'..n~' ~- . ; :-nd~,.:.,--.._::-ln-nel_.,.-,8- I a ·OO 8:30 8:116 wcws'~T\1 C!1unnel 8 l ~ " n ._, ,,_,~" Tl. ·a:Ot =- lili• Qll 11 : 1~ l1 :30 ,: ·~ ,~,. , . ., &:l& SID ..()a' •' . " ...... .. tltt lJ~···"'· · ·~"·~· ·~· .., 8:00· •Mtnar Newa He•dll.aes-We.tber 7 :01 Brealr.faat Party 7:80 Rewa Headll.r e..'W lither 7:S1 Brt-attaJt. p _,, ..- I:Q1 llrjo..,ut Ptrtr O i ~ CommunitY·Local News •• B -u 11 ~--9 .re .... a .......... Ch.a !'I nel 3 - Sund"" ""fl ·.....::..... 7 ~00 .u 11:00 ~ew111 ll 1 ~1Jdl.uM. '1:10 Wee~ ll;lll ~ l :lll> 8:02 RrD 1:110 Farm llarkot Beaort &:a. New• 8:40 Breakfast PartT PEANUT8 I UO 5:'11 ' 5:00 NtW4 Htadlln...Woath• ~: 30 &ienro Fiction Theiler ratty WMPO Daily Progrma Sch~ 1:11 lip On STO SHOP I wy. 5:00 .. ONE I l9i'iCiiEY.4 o---===--===3 •N:w .._ .t..~- f n•d GJ ChuuRII ·4 :00 . €mrledy Playhouse 4~30 Adventure Time 3:00 ;:,teamboat lUll G:SO Cisco Kid .. 6:00· Steamboat Bhl 8-:il:i· · Jim Tl'laeter Show : 4:2! · Weath~rcae:t 6;.30 New!' Picture 6 : ~ Huntley Brinklty Report '1' :00 Death Valley Days 7:30 This Man Dawson " 8:00 Ttouble'shooters S:SO Art carney Shgw ' '9:30 )lasqut!,t~de to·oo· Cavalc\~~ of' Sports ., ' 10:45 ' Jacll:ttot 'BoWt.ng 11 :00 ·News Headliai.es l1il'O We'itb.4l:t;~st 7 ll:t,- 1.J'r.ck; Pa11r Show ,.. 't :'00 Sign Off · TOWIN:G I .T£t.EVISION GUIDE WSAZ..TV Channel 3 ' ' .. S!DrJ:• Ron Tb!lfllk1, J~qjd Curt Frederick ia sGme improv· FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS GeUfH: Montgomery algned fo:- your bwn;: FrH u ed. . upper 9.5 on lower, 11 feet open RATES Um•tes. Ji'B-..:nan and Abbott, James Heaton o( West Shade 18 Gallipolis 17.7 on upper 15.3 on Middleport, spent Friday evening aD4 \Irs. Arlee Abbott. with their uncle, John Ferrel1 and Mr. and. l(rl. Wm. Duat aDd Ur~ Hmg a water well for Freeman Phone WY-2-~21 . 8-&U 3 cents per wGrd, one tnserUon. M~nim um cbatil' - 60 cenU. lower, 17 feet open; Winfield 16.3 aJster, Allee Euler. ebUdren of Elm Grove 1pent the Williams. ~nta per word for three oonse<"Uiive insertions. Tbere ~re &7 ln attend1nee at weekend wHb Mr. and lln. Wm. I PIANO TUNING AND RIPAIR. Mrs. £roily Congrove of Col- on upper 12.3 on lower, 2 feet Special - one month for 30 cent.;; per word. For your complete piano service um ous speput the week end w1th open; Pt. Pleasant 24.7; Lock 23 Sunday school Feb. 28tb, coDed- tY.-hiDter, Sr. Mr. Eicblqer it Full rate of 3 eent.s per word wtil be charged for advertising ion taken $14.06. Jlowly tmprovlnC. . Call Vinton DUS.S666. Graduate ner molner iAnd brother Mrs. 13.5. If oot pgtd wiebln 10 days sfter receiVIII.Il bill. 1 of the school of Plano Forte t.crtrude warner and Wilbur. ConclltJon ol Movable Dam.: F..rron in Advertising - Should be reported tmmedJately . T.he Technology, Chtcago, Ill . :\Jr. and Mrs. Dan Gladman and f. ll dams, Lock 13 through 22 are Mr. and Mn. Mar~ Grue1er and John Bate)' wu taken to the Dally Sentinel will not ~ responsible for mme th.a.n one incor· 3 3 3tp ,'I"". "'lt•• beth Rader of Spnng· lu p, Lock 23 is down . River st&- ~aons have sold thelt propert)' In Mete• General Hospital Monday. ..:;eneral and Classified Property " '~ £< 1 Lo H II d ed to fl red insert.ion. .Mt. ADd Mra. Am.oa Leonard I =-=c=::::·-c:-:-::-== Tax ng <1 ow an moy 294a 74 !Jeld vmted their SISter, Mrs. ti<~nary. Temp~rature "t 7 am 4 cartt of Thanks and Spl:K'ia l Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries an'd J(ra. WIUiam Grue1er attea.d· TELEVISION RADtO AND SMALL Cigarette Tax Muo Biggs Saturday . degreea above ero. 7 Inches of newly purchased farm In AtbeJUJ 34 12 pu.blllbed at J cent per wurd ed thllt funeral of Mra. Denver 1 Appll!"et. re,.ir. C•U Frank mhentance Tax l60:Ro I Mr. and ltrs. Haymond }'rank snow measund . , visit with relative& at Tuacon, I MO. 6 DAYS WORDS 1 VAY 3 DAYS 1 C•,_•n•, 414 N. S.Cond Ave., Sales Tax and Fin. Inst. 3000.00 Mtd Mrs. Henry Beaver of Ches· The Oh~ .. llMr Bot~ta Arirona Mra. Mae Pearson aceomp. Vannest of Athens. $1.35 $4.:i0 15 SOc 90c 1 Mkldleport, 3 3 He ' other 194 34 ter called on Mrs. Ge rtrude War· Lock 13 Loutsland'a down at anied them to her borne bere. Mr. and Mra. WUUam EichinceJ" $6.00 $1.80 20 60c $1.?0 • Gasokn e Tax 8000.00 ner and 11011 Wilbur Sat1:1rd.ty. 5 :05 am l8· 1; Lo~k , 15 Rocket Bessie Slaughter and Roberta Sr. wish to utend thankl to tbelr $1 .:i0 $2 25 26 75c $1 .50 ~AUCTIONEER Auto Regtstratwn 1927.63 Mra. Norman Frcderl~ir. an~ down at 3 a.m 6·0, ~harles R. rRousb, Letart, spent SLUlday with friooda. amLneiahbors for noweta Ads received by 10 A.M. w1ll b<;: in lhaL days paper. Complet• S.rvi~Ce~ CemeterieJS 700.00 ·Mrs. Roy Laad.man were lil Galll· Ste~henson down -at 6 ·45 am 1 ~ I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rou11h and and earda while Mr. Eicbincer wu Critt Br.clford care of cern. Lot INattonal down at 9:45 am o-2 , son. 748 .00 Ipolls Friday. In tbo ~ita!. Alto Rev. Ctrd lor PHONE WY-2-2157 Wrtt., Phone or Contact Int. From Trusts 100.12 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood of ILoek 16 Bob Benter down at 6 =40 Earl Robinson was returned to bls attention &:Pd' tbougbUulneJs. 1 17 Coal King down his home arter being a 1urgiell. 'i"7""M':':~-::::~-----i"',.-,.-:="=:?==,.-===,l A · c · BR ADFORD, Raclne, Ohl "· Totals Receipls J.5,193.81 l'omeroy ...Cl:llled on ·nei&hbGra am at 109-0; amLOck. 2 I Loc" 18 Rehance J t' PAYMENTShere Saturuay. _ . · • .... patient at Holur Hospital He is TO 'CONDUC? L5CTURIS -- ~c_es ______ (9) 6-25-lf ~n•ral c:utin S&rviceMrs. Mtlo B1ggs receJved woErd d at 9 .• Loc17 -2k, J anlc• DV. dHo~~ improvina. CO!o\I!IBIA, S. C. UPI-CoaebH 11 2 23 · · .... . ORD&R NOW - - -Comp. of Trul:ltees 2340.00 of th,e deam of her aunt Mrs. U- a 0 am .. ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rou&b aDil Rt-d .\uerlta.cb of the Boaton Cel· Early order discount on all or· IHAND N.{o:W ZIG·ZAG SEWING · H0)1E BUILDERS , BIRCH C~l· Comp . of ..:lerk nar down at 4 :Mi pm 2..(); Mary son Betsie Slaughter Roberta ll<t (\lld forfost (Forddy) Ancler666 _25 tiAIJeUl Hishop, Kanauga. den. Steel a.llos with 20 year Mach ine m original factory carNET makers Formica 5Jnk tOPfl . Travel and other exp. _ Mr. and, lldu. 1:. _ 1oa Bing and d~wn at 6:25 pm 0..2; R?bert _ Ro~sh ·a nd Mrs. Kenn~tb Wolfe .,01;1- of~MiChl1an State will conduct 54 87 1 guarantee. Pole type steel build· ton. Makes button holes, mono· Vinyl ubestos block laid. House General Supplies 24 .09 1tlaughter and M.Jss Pearl Ran· R. ~1bson down at 2 am {)·2, Or- spent Sunday afternoon witb Rev. "-•kel~ij l~ureo at tbe a1111ual in&: ldeal for l<1aflng shed . Free I grams, blmd slltches, and many repalr6 of all descriptions. Ca ll Tot<~i Gc n l!:x . Sen. 3085 .21 oolph of Hemlo ck Grove . visited Leaman down at 3:40 am. 22;<); and Mn. ErDeat lbomas at Pom.- Sa\attli prottna athleUr: coa.chel' delivery on all !l!'dcrs placed by rancy designs Will sell thll Guy !'!eo' gler, Raclne, Ohio. Town Ha!l - M&K 119110 Mr . .and Mrs. Lowell Bmg and Ashland down at ,II am 1·14, Wlll· ~1,, ,..... l·S. . March 1~. 5 year financing . Phone we~k only for $41 .00. Terms 2 24 t!c Total Town Hall no:oo 1iilllily Sundll)'. iam Barnett down at 5:~ am 3-0; eroy. Ori& L. Smith, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 if desired . Phone WY2·2204. Health- Taxes wllhheld for Kermit .Mc.t:lroy and nephew Beaver down at 9:50 am 1.0; 3·4·6te Racine Exchange. 2·21:i·17tc ~~~ :ft'~~S~la:~N~~ite~~~ District Bd. nf Health 652.80 Charles MeUroy of Morrow spent Sally Polkllup ":t 12:3{) Pm 3.0; Ct!meler iesthe weekend wtth the former's James C. utehmson up •t 1:30 h Thorn.. M. F•ln fo'INE JERSEY GUERNSEY HEI· mond Thomlll, Lang.ville, 0 io. Comp. Officers & Emp. l10B.OO mother , Mrs. Pearl Randolph, pm 3-Q; A. V. CriJS J~. up !t 4:011 Termite and P••• Control FElt . Phone WY2·2779:._ 2 18 30trTools, ele. 210.80 l.iene and Vergil. pm 0..2; W. C. IJ:eekJord Up at '"" lntpKtion, ln1ur•nn N•UOfto UNCLAIMED SINGER SE WING Purchase or ce rn . lot 50.00 Lo well Bmg was quite ill last 12:10 am 19-1; N1ta Dean uP at wid•· E••Y t.,-mL Ma chine . Will sell for $26.00 plus CLeLANIDI Other Cern. Exp 94.00 Y..cek. He was able to go back to 9:4{) am 3.0; Robert E. Reed up Phone r'orrwror WY 2·2366 $8.40 due Uti for new parts. l.lda. A TV ReNir ........,... ToLBI C!!mt'tcr) EXJJ. 2062.8{1 , wor~. His daughter Mary Jean is at . 11 am 9-0; GaUipoUs, Cro~n Porhfnouth PR 6-28SO Phone WY2·2204. 3·4·6tc Phone WY-2-2255 Fire Protertwn~ 1111 with yellow jaundice and has Pomt up at 6; 10 am 2-1; Lehigh 2 29 tfc tl..,.....v, Oh•• c l ·t · t 300.0U 'l bcl:!n oul of school for the past up at 8 am 17·2. . ' 0 0 ra( s, e c. - -- - - - · -- - . . . , . - - - NEED TIRE CHAINS? 51"' - wh Rl loot W II J• .' , Th Pom..er Motor Co. Pem•-, ~ ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THE 1otal .ttrc _Pro tectwn 300.00 week. Kana a 'I'H' 1; In e u t2) Cor d 0 on 3·-· 31 Doet JGUr IOUI nMCI ..... Hi gh way s- .~!&.ll 4491.11 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer Jerry Bosworth down at 11:10 pm 3 fi: --~.,.,--:-=--~ lng? Bast Wortc. Low..t Prlc•L ~V L 1008.00 called on Mrs.. Freda Ri tchie Sun· 2-0 ; Helen Z. down at 6:30 am 3 WE WISH TO THANK ALL THE . - RACINE SHO. s•RVICI SHOP Total ll ighwi:jy Expt>nsc M99.11 1d11y morning: {). · neighbors and friends who 35 F1' 2 BEDROOM 1'RAILER. RACINE OHIO I Employee 11 Re ll rement. ' I .F reeman Wilham• was oU fro1n he lped m any way durin& the ~elvin Little's Tt,uler Court, • ' Jncludmg back pay t441. 2fi work due to bemg ill several days illneas and death of Mllrgaret I Cheshire, Ohio. Pllone Emerson Deductwns hy Co. Auditor: I Mr. and~Mrs. Don Matlack and W1Jhams Cole, Middleport, Ohio 7·7329. 3-Hitc For Workmen 's Comp. 124.70 daughter of Belpre were Sunday 'h'••pen"u'r'!~ •• 0 ',· w ",·,,'g~.~=~• Fau~ ELEc-TRoLUX VACUUM CLEAN· For Adv Delq La_nd s 34 11::Ut!sta . o~ Mrs. _Ma tlac.k:'a mGther, Br MrL tt.rt..it Rckllh "" ~ Bureuu of lmpectlou 193.31 Mrs. Lllhe Christy. eral Home and the Rev . Bart. er. Jtuna like new. Hat~ throw · Total Payments l3,4 7B.fi:l l Ml". and Mrs. Henry Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and lett . Your kindness will not be awoy bags. Pay off balance of Summary of Operatlttnl bv Fund nd son Vance were sunday din· famlly of Ashland spent the week· 1111ntlr guest~:~• of Mrs. Martha McEl· end with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Par· forsotten. $34.00. Te rms available. Phone 1 B•lanu, J•nu.arr 1, 1959_ ;:,uner and MothN, WY2·2204. 3·4·6tc fload fund s 42 99_71 roy and sons Kugene and Vergil. sons. George Parsons who had Lucille Cl:lslo Gen and Twp . Funds 1519.60 . Mrs. Roy Gladman of Tuppers been vislting in the home returned Ca rrie WilliJullli WLNDOW .BLINDS AND SHADES Before U;SO A.M Total of all l'' unds 5819.30 Plams called on her slster·in·law home with them. 3-t.ltp Venetian Blinds, all aizes tnd I Rec:eiptl Ourlng YearMrs. Mi.JG Biggs Fridaty. Fairview Church held a party coiort. Free Er>timatea. Dale Middleport WV-2·2649 Jtoad Funds 9927.H::J recently at the home of Mr. and .. . . : Wippel supply, 215 Union Ave., WY-2-3895 Gen and Twp Fulll.l:.: 5266.18 Mrs . Charles Knig,htning Sr. The (6) Lost ond Found DAY PHONE 'IVY J'riGiiT l.':imNE WY 2-3820 Pom'rof, OhiO. 3-4-60Lc KAUT FlED STORI Tolal o( all Fu nds 15,193.81 evening Wa! spent in singing FOUND : A tum ,of monty h.. Chntlr T t 1R 1 t d •-• hymns. Present Were : Mrs. Ken· v··--i±;;:.'-~;AruuM CLEAN- ER SWIVEL ) V.·UkAt a ..-un dsep • •n ~•neeM.n found •nd turne4 bl to MY .,-E u ........ INI 5-2145 Rond 14,227 34 OCIO neth Wolfe, Hessie Slauahter, Mr . oHiw. The tJme ctn lae d1lmto ps Jand roll easy, uaed very I HAMILL IIRVICI STATION Gen . .and l'w p. Funds Mrs. .t..va Weigand and .Mra. and ~rs. Herbert Rou-sh, Hilt' 6785 _83 9 :00 ~;!'\ ld Q tho own•r prvvu;t•CII ne · ~!~e , Mul:lt • ell this ~ eek. a.Af~~nr Total of al l Funds 21,013.17 Alice WaL1on of Akron, Ohio, ar· Don11hue, Hose Bochus, Rohger can properlr ldfl1tlfy hlmMif -"· l.'Omp 1e 1e pnce. lOne • P•ym•nh During Y••rnved in Mason last week and will Roush, Mrs. Howard Dona ue, al'ld p,-...nt wtJifactory proof WY2 ·2204. 3·4-6lc Every Day Service Huad Fund:.: 8725 10 ~ pend several days here at Mrs. Ruth Wolfl!, Sue Donahue, Benny of ownership. Phone HerMrt _ · Gen .a nd Twp . Funds 4'153.52 '1-H: I~a nd 's home, Wolfe, David · Donahue, Penny PHONE WY Wil07. BTU. HOT WATER W If J p R f b '-•lk4ry, "'"'er, MiddiiPOrf Pollc• 1-110,000 , .,,,. All controls good ,, t20a) TotJI of all .-·unds 13,476.62 oyce anona. e res· o e, O.•rtm.nt, WY2-3145. 3-4-3tc S. mJRD AVE.• ll'ilDDLEPORT uu •· ' Balanee, Dec. 31, 1959Mrs. Thurma Love, on (eave 1rom ments of vegetable soup, hot dogs, new. Call W\'2·20::16 or 11top In 1 d d H :r Rmul ~~ unds !1,.02.2 uuues on a r1ver I.JO)at 1s speu · coffee and milk were serve . 4 L.ontro Ohio Valley Plumbing and >J 1d ·h h h h I'll hi Gen .und Twp. Funds o _31 1ng severn ays wn er wot er, Rev. Ernest T oma" 1 ed 11 ~) Auto 2 32 3·4·3 tc FREE Heatmg ~nc. PHONE Total uf all Jl' unds 7~3-4 .55 ;;trs. Harrwt ttoiWDerry. regular oppoJntment at the Fair· 10~5 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN. ~·aRM· WY22774 Gllmore Supply Ol.!t'4tandiJ'D War. Oac. 31, 19591Mr11. Anna Avts 11 viaitltli in view Church SUnday evenlflg. Ac· er owner recommended this ear - Q) ar~~!__U~'?~e~ Sto;e: Va~ahan Peat Control. Co Road lt' unds 33S)~l Lo~lln, w. Va., w.itl~ he~ . dauR.hter companying him were Mrs. Tho· Jur being euy 011. both KliS •Cld ujiO . &OATS AND MOTORS '2S Member o~ National re~,n· 1 G~n. 1uuJ Twp. runtl:s 24 o-.il5 .. nl.l lamtJy, l'ilr. u.d Mrs. R~ntof¥1 mas and thretl' -children. tr1l. $t.ill5.00. Hlacttnan, PoTfl& •ftd up while the" latt. Metrolrol Assoctation. 12~S:tfc Tt.ill:l.i uf All Funds 5H2.:a6 De H<~vcn, and her aon and (art!· Rev. and Mra. Edward' Grifli.tb roy. 3 ·2·61~ B•l•nce In D&p., Dec. 31, 1959Jly , Mr. and Mrs. Dick Avis. returne~ home Thursday alter 1a polilan Moton. 600 1. Mlln St., Pomeroy. Phone WY·2-3170. Hoad f'unds 5835.-t-5 Mn. Edwud Hy1:1n und cbildrfln J Gen. and Twp. Funda 228 1.36 were Sunday dmnt!r guests of Mr. t1Jesl 11 _24-tfc T(Jtl:l.l of all Fund 11 8lltl.Sl and Mrs. T. J . Ryan. W "' DON" S'tiVIRS -:--::--::---::-·3 4 He . Mr. ~tnd idrs . Charles Scyoe and and duughler or t•arkersburg visit· 0-For or Renr t:d twr parents over the weekend , Mrs. Donald Roush was pre· 4 ROOM HOUII - On . t0l'1C·e atr. a1u.1 Mrs. Dennis Dudding. I h h l9G4 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. SE- MOD&RN G Ulhers , 1.811 ,.1 Mr. a-• Mrs. Dod· senled a birthday 11 t w en t e . 1 H · h LUk<l . dan, dynaflow drivt~. Like new n eag ta. a1 1urnacc. "'' uu • - d'1 ·1 d bl Cl o] t t Sell wath no down payment or ANNUAL FINANCIAL Ri!:t'UR.T : dmg were Mrs. Everett Dudding:, h r!: ~: H~v:n ~~id:y f11111h . f781U)I). Blaettnars , rent at $60.00 a month. Call Oran,. Township, Melo• Countr .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dudding and be ' • fomeroy. 3-2-6tc 1 1h 1 PGmeroy WY·2·3Ba0 or Point Ohio, For the Fi1cal Yeu Endl~ children and Miss Alma Dudding, even ng w t en mem r. anu 1 19M HARDTOI' 2 DOOR ROAD· J'leaaant 1626. 3·2-6tc DeamHr 31, 1959. Popul•tion 702, Ill lot Nitro. eigh& aueata present. Games were .,ASl'l!a( lJUltk. rowl.!r steerma,, - - - · Phone WY-2·3561 M'"ltport 1950. Miss Mary Dudding returned to played throuahout tile evEinJng and tile h01teaa aen·ed refreabpower brakea. Very good condi · ( 4) Or ent - - - ---;-::::,..-Tot•l S.l•rlwt and W•gas Po1id the home of her sister, Mrs. Pe11rl menta of barbecue, potate chip&, t10n . Priced Reasonable. Mra. _ BAR.N.I!:S·SlMPSON IN&uRA.."'l~.I:!O During th• Y••r 1959 7540.49 Housh, after vlsatlng another sis· donuts -and cot• to Jane JohnBertha Oliver, Mulberr)' Hilt&, A,.rtment1, PIOp..'a Tetrue and Aaenta, Middleport, flrt, Au&o- Tu Val"ation 1,253,S29.00 lcr, Mn. Alma Dudding, in Nitro son, Lillian FJtzlerald, Lucy Trew Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 1 6tc Vaa• ·' It,, ott Bwtternu, Ave.. mobile, Bonds. Phone WY·~· T•x L.-r, 22.:20 tor s•vcral weeki. Helen Roush, Helen Ellas, Peach.Je DR. SEDAN. WEEK Pomeroy. ,.hoM WY-2-2327. 2905. __ · - _ CM•ter, Ohltt, J•nu 1 ry 1, 1960 Jimmy Duddmg, son of Mr. and and Rua&ell, all Joeal, Peii&Y Rus· 'nd speculi. $395.00. Ulaettnan, FUitNIS.Him APARTMENT 3 COM.PW£T.E lN&URANC.! ~RO. 1 he,..by certify the fallowing r• .M rs. Dcnnia Dudding, spent a sell, Beverly and Carolyn, Maraie hmerov. 3·2-tUc room& with private bath and 1 tedlon. Life. Auto, J:ire. PoJlo. port to be correc:l. three day pass with hll! parents Grinstead, Suzie and Vita, Judy " Nln• Robinson lat~t week . He returned to Ft. 1 h ~-- - " private entunc:e .Autohlatfe Call Don .M.IU.. .Midd.le,POR. Townohlp Clerk l(nox, Ky., where he will complete McKnj&ht and Char otte Roua • ·~1 .~ORD Deluxe. ln llood conul· heat . Util!Uea furnished . Avail· Otue. aU of New Haven, Pea&Y Amott tion. Phone W\"·2-6319. able M~trc.h l2th. Middleport ....,-,---:----::------ RECEIPTS bls automotive schooling this week. of Middleport, Shi~ey Priddy of 1 5tc ~hono Genml •nd Clo581lleld Pcopcrty He w>llthen so to C4mPDi<, N.J. Brodbury and Carol Workmon of 23200 ._.,.,j ' 3 3 ate t21) :____:____, T.-x 2038.04 from where he Will 10 to l'"rance Maaon. CUS1'0M B UILT .KlT\.HEN D.!!. · '· DaDy Sentln~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Mlnh 4. 1980-7 ' lilt ,...t, Mr. arul 1111'1. Arl" Abbot! al tended tbe funeral of the formw'i E. llarilml arul Affee attended tbe f-ormer'• li&ten 11001 IP'ftt Slttud.IY Di&!lt with tuoeral, Mrs. Denver Vannett, Jn Mr. and Mn. lohn Hartuna. Athena, Sunday. . Jt:athle AbboU tPtDt Saturday 15.8 on llr. and Mn. Jamea Euler of niJ:ht with her II'~ parenll, Mr. ~ lrJg. Rock Springs News Of Week Ilia Freda WIU and .!laey M~ · w. $1745 rr.OO. ..j"'... "'!' ..,, "'... \' , ., ~ ' ,.~':"~'fl·~~ ~ ~ll~U.v..J.ta::~ure,~ , 1.-a t.,.. -~-... J>; "~ ;. 1\.y '.. -..,~........$ .. •• ' . ' ,1 Jo .,. _...:..---.,.....J �.. > • • • OIUCKiE FOit TODAY ·• e RIOII WITH HOUNOI L.ONDON Ull'l - A • Rwntn ...mm.n n1IMII YHIIy Aklnto't ht1 trehwtl 1 fox .. hunt wfth hi• ...,..., ICCOf'dlnt to tM current IU&Je of loYI.t --":ty. The m•,.. dne fell.. to .., whtt wouhl ... ~ "" if the INdr acN• •nothorlu. • enttn e c...,. - - - ---------·------- ftATifER ,_,,,.....,.. .... __ -··-".....__ Ohl.. , ...., ......, ... .... tl!MI ,..., ...ke cloudy tor.teht ,,. ...... ,...., .....,., ...., fturrin continwlnl ....,. Lalce lrfe. HLah W., 1..25. ~ ... night ~-12. VOL XI NO. 273 ) :ff~st lnffisto:z I RUn Family Homeless . Bitter Zero Cold, Gale Force Winds, Snow Bury New England ' ollowiug Fire This Mornin Hawley Family Forced To wve · Home In Sub-Freezing Temperatures of, seven was made homeless at 10:30 a.m . l<>day almost completely destroyed it. four-room frame story's Run. Most of the personal belongings and •-.e,nt saved .by quick action of the Middleport Fire ~ and nel&hbors who carried the household goods ,FOR QUICK SNACKS! ' . TODAY'S Hot Ch~olate • Hot Dogs Hot Coff,e SPECIAL 1958 OLDSMOBILE Milk Shakes and' ~~~~I,IN 24 YEARS- Atlant., as well as other areas of G. felt tlui blunt of the stale's worst Ice storm 'in 24 yeus as ~rious March .Wnns belled the north and IIOU!h. Here a telephone repair truck skirts a fallen tree. Froze~ ·oisse~ *•OPE~ 7 D"-YS A WEEK : . McC•ure's Super 88 - 4 Door Hord Top Solid black hnlsh, white sidewall Ures, hydramatic drive, ble radio, beater, power steering, power brakes. One local owner. $2495 KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac- Oldsmobile- Rambler Phone WY-Z-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio FOR THE . The c urt~in commilte made up of Mary llollcr and Mrs Mary Kalhcnne Rose, showed lhe members the ~..,! drapes. whtch were cle11ned. Ttu.s committee were m11tructed to bU)' Mrs. Betty Lou Dean, :-.1u Ne'ft Tuesday Is Deadline For BUC Positions new blmd11 for the audltonum . STOP nothing beats .~ c~king )(l,cc$ijfJ,t! . . . ' When yOII pay ~ yo(lr bj)]s by check, you: Just riflle· ~ checkbocik itil"bii; t.0 'lmd-::a detailed notatibn of any upellllli; .· Seniors Name Committees For Future Activities thla 1955 FORD 2 Door Sedan .. · · .. · · · · · $695 Former owner recommended this car for being easy on both gas and oil . , _ ___ / 1955 BUICK Special · · · ·· · .. · · · · · · · $995 2 Door liard Top a·nd 4 Door Sedan Choice o/ either - both one owner cars and exceptional condition. 1955 CHMOLET210 4 Dr. Sedan .. ·· $895 Spotless original finish. 1955 FORD VB Cu,tomline · · · · · · · · · · $895 4 Door Sedan. One Of cleanest '55s anywhere. l'ordomatlc. . Joe Young Sr., Mrs. WUIIs and Jamea Clatwortby by the worthY matrob Studenll Leave for Mruic festival ('Ommlttee Miss Judy Gregg and Miss Judy Bechtle, Butcher, students of MJddleport h1gh school left today for Wll · mlngton where th~y wlU particl· pate m the Musi c Festival there. The g1rla were accompanied by Mrs Clarl'nce L.acey, the vocal music Instructor. "'!ftJ~~: l,l<l and Mfl Jamet wen the ln.st.ructlon IDd Mrs. Jobn L)'OM; Committee for the cloae of tl:te ~hap. are bu oy 1 plan• or<(er to Jet decided and to get plana underway ~ommltteea have . Will' Judy Clark Propbocy: Hilbert, C.rolyn Wlllo11.; Lynn Buchanan, Ronnie !Van1; Announcements: Bob Pra· ton, Loretta Hunlni, The l'' c8hval bcglntl today and the concert is held Sundiiy after· noon . The tno plan to return either Sunday cvenmt: or Mon· day morning. • Door S.dan. Sharp origL,.I blue finish with •Jttra clean matchlns Interior. Fordomal.lc. R&H. · 4 Door llardl<>p. Mercomatic, R&ll. Extra clean. Extra nice Inside and out. 1954 BUICK Speclal4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $795 1954 lUlCK Special 2 Door · · · · · ·· · · $795 and ARRANGE ADAMS HAT YOUR NIXT Priced From $5.95 to'$8.95 ., Hard Top. Smart red and wi!Jte linlsh. Stral&ht stl<k . I'JJ OIEVROLET 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $395 FINE SELECTION OF · Wl'k-end special. · ' NEW SPRING SUITS ,...M•nu M...e OPI:N liJIIJJL 7:30 MON. TBRU SAT. ETT'NAR'S \ ~ ~ ., OHIO We Pay 3% Interest Oa Yolit. S.viap POMEROY NAT~~~''. . and D.. Perfect For Easter and Grad~~ation THE ·. L&Z .MEN'S Sl-jOP B. MAIN ST. ." . (IAIIor lneludod Fpr IDBtallalloD) . ePRIVATE PARTY 54" WHITE TRIPLE COATED PORCIMIN, ll\ECEl'TION AANQUET •' ENAMEl SINK · · · ·· •··· · · · ·· · $111.95 Brown concedes While Portraying Christ llemller Fedonl , De.... l'lllur~ Corpontlo• POIIIBOY R~D ENAMEl SINK · · · · · ·· ·· · · ··· $13U5 Calif. UPI - . .... Meaabor Fedonllloterre 8fslell II" WHITE TRIPLE COATED POIWI!;LAIN To Stay-Brown that there no chance that the Leglslature · abolia)J capital puni1bment this ~e~sic)D, the fJte of condemned convict-author Caryl Ches1man reats with tbe court&. Tbe utiUty manal(er pointed out. The clim~tte is DGt good for a too, that 92 per .cent of all local fair discussion of th.e i&11.1e tbis customers heat their bomea with year," be tald a news conference Friday. IJANUNG SJ!LICI 1171 Dennla BlJe J~-ltot\~n· 8,oi1Jio.9 ; • · BRISTOl,. ~~~ (l[PI) :;.:.. Youths portt-ylng ~esus ChriSt and his disciple!.wlll ~t 'blue jeans 8nd ~;J"e......,led shoes In the St. James Pi'esb~fian Qurch'a p;IOsion play written by Its pastor, ,lite Rev. Ei'no:st Mll:v!Jt. . , Storb SoturdC!IY March..5th- E.~cJ• March. With A New Hard Top. One careful local o,wner. Dynallow drive. . SALE 1957 MERCURY Monterey · · .... $1,695 . 1955 lUlCK Special 2 Door ·· · · · · · · · · $995 . SALE OF 1957 FORD V8Falrlane "500"· .... $1,495- 4 Door Sedan. Almost like !he day It was sold. Power steering and brakes. Make us an oller. Buick's lineal and best. · 1 .' fOR EASY, ACCURATE P!RSOIAL IOOIKEEPIII, OPU I CHECIINB ICCOUIT WITH Ul, 110 IIAU FULL Ulf Of lTI ' Herrmann. f.'ully reconditioned. Beautiful finish and Interior. 1955 BUICK Roadmaster ~1J~~~l:1~= matron extended Wal~urn, Marianne. Woodcerd, all of the mtmbara Mary Barth; Flower: Judy Greu. chapter who bad Marienna Brinkman, Ruuell I.ethe tohool of lnlttUaColor: Don Grueaer, Shirley" I>II•· .WILI<t. W'll held at the ·dlapo Janlee Rlcharda and Mot· month. Walker. Ralph Edwardt 1957 FORD 6 cyl. 2 Door Sedan · · · · $l,095 Dynallow drive . Like new finish. UMO future, HIJh aaya. are open in boUa and eentral ttfflce in local office• Jn varioua of the state and application , may be sectll'ed from an)' of tbe Ohio Bureau of Un. Mr. MUlTI)' two Compenaation.. from aa chiefly responsible--that auditor 1s office Department of State pre..ul'el are available bet!au&e of plentiful 1upplies of undergrond atored gu, and tbat pipellnf: aystema in Pomeroy arut lfiddleport are adeqate to distribute th, gas. 11t~n':r:.r..W:..:":'i.frn~ '· I include rock and ro!L ·Jlzr ealypso. actor wh• .mer -c.munNn Will ttoly aad tho ,;.....,. o1 tho tM aunt to tfie tuM .t "It Lovi» Bluu.. ..,..,. ln1 the Lalt SuPIMr scentt. The Rev. ·Marvin said the play wriUen in modern teerl·aSed beeaute "we have a great teen·ljera ;n our cbunb, l~-;ii::::i:J2Tr ~..., ~ !rom the teddy boY to aedate. ,--·;,.:;·-·-all have a great reapect church but tbey have POt a clue what lt is aiJ about. pt.y is an attempt ~o Jet eXpreu ttJc Chr1st1an story a way that comes naturally them. And because 1t wiU be a form famtliar and nat\lral ttl> tll.ey will be able to do It embaria11ament." Would· UPI - A resolution fln .ell'ed abiolving Teamster pres· R. Hoff• of misusing ~;:·;· c-uoion Iundt ' Wal' beinJ today among the ,18.000 of Hoffa's bome local. Vlce Pre1ident Frank asked in a letter of IAo.al 299 si,an resolution, which recently by the local's board. . aald : 3,· ol· SEO Hereford Sale Is Being Planned On 22nd The others vtere, guilty of: 1. First degree murder. 2. lnboceat of flnt-depee murder. 3. Guilty of CODIIpifacy to murder. 4. Innocent of eonspiraey to murder. 5. GuUty af aeeond-delret unpremeditated murder Court obeerven predicted tbe jurors would take many da)'J to anive at a verdict. They will reeess Sunday if no decision ill reached by tbia eveping. � 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. 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