https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/edf6904a151ca574f56d69110b85887e.pdf 1cb3da999397206c0facdcdfbdc5a86a PDF Text Text --- Cheshire Youth Given Teenage Honor At Dance Party Held Saturday In Pomeroy 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 7, 1960 Middlep.ort Girl Scouts Start Scout Week Observance With ChurC!h Services T he observance of Gtr l SCout week began tn Middleport yes terday when a n umber of the local gnl scouts a•tt.ended the church ser vaces m the local churches tn their unifonns. The :::::! 7 RUtland SOCiG I grrls are also workmg on a wmdow dtsplay wh1ch they plan- 1 ~~~=========:::::=;~::;:c:=;::;::: ned to set UlJ toda y 1. There a re two Browme troops m I ~hddlepor"" - one under the --· Mainly About People In Pomeroy leadeuhJp of :'1-Jr:. M1kc lhod&.ctl ~ h and !lln Harold E Hubbard and :\eJgfl!lorhood I with Mn . Jo n the othn on .. unde r the leadership ·•! oore and Mrs William Collms f }f D 1 Jd \t !lls an d .Mrs Ro- J omeroy Rt I m t·harge There 01 o · <~ • .tre appro x J m.~~tcly 300 regiStered ger ... organ h h h 11 be Middle port has JhrN' Glrl Scout lor t J6 o uttnj'l w Jc WI gin .at ., LUCILLe MWKINI troops :'\ o HiJ wllh ~tr~ Ch arles •0 a m and last until 3 p rn Asa B~;;d bu r v . -,1rs J ames Simpson ~ad1 g1 rl 1 ~ ask ed to m11ke plans Jack Kennedy of Columbus spent M M v Jn :S w <~n and ~Irs Fran Ju r he-r own tranJ1portat1on . " 8 · ar a.-, lt•adPrs Troo p :?.r. Plans ~~ore also under way for the the weeken\1 with hill parents, Mr Cl ~ Jron h _ Jay camp to be held m June lilt and M.n. William Kennedy Wllh Mrs Man on Alle nswort , M •~ Ch U> lb M W 11 :Mr. and ~'11rs Floyd Tracy, who Frances Bogg<'ss and \l n. Bert I .... amp es r WI • ra I Jam were called here by the death of Bodlme r and Troop !'O o 3 Wi th Everaon ab Camp Dtreclor and Eddie A Smtth, retW"ned to their Mn Paul Theiss, ~In RutM> rl ca mp nurse The first week wtll be home m Akron, Saturday. s h 11 d ·ot rs Remo .'<hen il!i l .ur the Brownie troops and the Mr. and Mu Ohn Bailey left I c dmo an · .~h' Ond for Lhe mL~nnedlatea One ca er s vn •r night !iesslon !8 bema; plan- Friday for their home in Cleveland aft~r being celled here by tbe The Gu:l &outs have JUSt com ned for the older group ple led a t·o urse tn cook m~ tang ht death of his f•ther. Henry Ba~le)' by '-In Robt.·rta Sutl un at lt•e Cot Mr. and Mn James Hawley and um b u ~ and Sou thern Uhlo t:lectnc family of Columbua were weekBirthday• Celebrated oUJce end gues~s of Mr. and Mra. Albert To climax their .sp1•r• .:al week an Smith and Mr, and Mr;~. Edward At Richard. Home all da) oulln g IS plan ned lit the end :11r. and Mrs Jack Angel of Col· Hawley of th e v. eek fur .. n Scouts m umbus came Saturday to spend Mr. and Mrs. Roaald Smtih and the weekend w1th Mn. dau,chter were Sunday dinner paren.u. Mr and Mrt. cuests of her parent&, Mr. nd Mrs 11rd~ and children, Alberi Smith. ~tlaJ On Sunday a Mrs E. J. Hill returned home • YOUR NEXT w's lwld at the I g,1 t~rda,y 1 f b · honor on the birthdays I' even ng rom a us mess ePRIVATE PARTY 8· 10 .· nd ....., u. ...... 'nd ."·" ro An"•l b" Olher guests for the dinner Mr and Mrs. Wil1ard EDei'!baeb eRECEPTION MJt>s Mabel Johnston who makes' I were Sun,day evening dinner guests hl'r home with the Richards, and Mrs. Charles Buck eBANQIJET Paula Gomer. . and Mra. Willoughby Hall e MEETING family ot Chester were Sunday ~~~·::;:.~o:f Mr. and Mrs. E J Hall, flirtlulay Party .r: 1 PLAN and ARRANGE POMEROY'S BEST Prl\'311" ltoom., For lO to 175 People FREE PARKING After 6 PM. wtth Merchants Pohce Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Beverages Until 2:30 A .M. , if r•ltl At Kloe1 Home The eighth birthday of Jon Kloes was celehrated lest Friday when his mother Mrs. Karl Kloea enter· ta1ned w1th a party In hla honor. Icc cream, cake and kool·llld were served by Jon'a mother to the !luests and favon of candy baskets and horns were given each Mrs. Kloe~; was assisted by Jon's sitter, Mrs Chnrles Smith Guc11ls f. r the pnty WP.re Randy Hel•ker, J1rnmy Glaze, David SuaI kirk, Craig FiJe, Jimmy Warner. Denntll Hackett, Randy PhiLUps, Pat Archer . Marcua Fowler, ~bra Gllllagher, Mary K•Y GaUagher and Ruth Ann Kloea. I .UTL •uo pt••••'AU _. Anbie """""" Mr. and ~rs. Slm~int of Coal City, W. Va , were overDtcht suests Wedne.day o1 ber brother, Mr. and Mn. 1Bruce May , Ot>bbie 'k They were te t and MI e enrou o Uniontown Pa and to • ~nd th 6 • ••tbetr oon ...... Mr and weekend wtth ' · Mra. Wilham Simpkina and family of Clarksville, Pl . M d Mr H r an •· omer Parker and Sw;y, :'4n. Phyllis Simpkms, Mrs Joan May, Debbie and Mike, were viJiton wath M::- and Mrs. CJrroU Snowden, Steve, Larry and Garry, Th uraday evemng . Garry wn pre sented gift& for his second birthday and be sh•red hu: birthday caktl with his coutllns. Michael M•y was a dinner gue6t of Mr and Mra Homer Parker aftd Sll!y, on Friday evening Mra Jesrne Grueser has been ill this week •.. r . and Mrs Roes Shuler, Debra Kay, David Lee, Martha Ann and Martin Allen of Columbus, apent ~':!•• a palianl al Hobor liotpt~ TllOJ lifo 41eli_... lHil Miller of radio stataon WMPO, an:i Bob Van Cooney Middleport, waa selected best drc!Sed teenager for 1960 T.IJjng high honor. In rock 'n' last Rites Held Frt'day for Pomer?YMOn ""U contesu. were Beverly CUlltp of Galllpolil aloftl ners were Jack Bacon of Middleport and Naacy Carr oi Pomeroy. Karen Gregg, Hiddleport, and Uoil Sun- BOx IP9DIOM b)' 1M Nua- Chureb, tba WCI'U, and !'~'"*':and peichbon of Mn. Six· room Dumber il 2;11. Vla her OQ Pricl.ty wrre Mn. Dauahler)" and Mn. Totl Bl· who alao vlaltad with neoRiloy who underwept •urllll week. OIUCKlE FO* l'ODA\ "'* • A 1ta"''· lnhnnect today • · •rm wetther ,DIIt'ldt.. wll jok• I,..Iy told: ..It'• 10nna upo h1 a hurry. tnd rtln hr ahr. dap stralaht:u leptled he: .. 1 hav. ' IIHit m.... r of butlllHJ WEATHER enttne e· tMMIDIATI IUIINIII with Wlllla LeHintham, I ....... SINGLE COPY - co-• aad ,_ d ~ very tntereatinl clitcuuioft 011 prayer wa1 beld Sunday e,.nlq when the Junior Youtb hllow· tbip of tbl Keath Metbodll\ Cburcb of lllddl---... met tor "<l"'l' • tbelr eveDia•. m"~,~ag. Mn Jlav. • · CO"."".....lor, led the .,. rnon KonJ.w~•Jot, -.... __. discuiJiion. 4 qullllio• and auwer period was ~ucted witll aft Ule members participating. Leon Jordan, Pomemy, took bon· an Mrs. C. D. Pa&e planned ors 16 slow dancmg aDd were pre- to return to the1r home in North sented 1 beautilul t:!&.ke illJClibed s. c. yeaterdlf. Tbey Alsa meetirtJ witb the youtbs With the theme of the record hep. were called here for the funeral were 1tlrs. J;. · w. McComas, eoqn. ,.lor, and lbe paoter, •-v. llon•. Chaperonea for tbe affa•r were o1 Mr s Rue Tu·' ~erman . no: • De nms •·1 k tb right. Mrs Eusene Conde, Mrs. Franeu ~ ean8 bro e bo ·m hi s forearm 1ast week. 1 ;;;;;;.,;i;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;... Biron, Mr8. John Lengcn, Mn. · b 11 h hJ h 1 Mark Kunzelman and. tbe Misses praeueana a at t e g iwlartha and Ann HowelL Thlt was the 140th dance of the Mra. Ray McCarty and mather, canteen and the first va~dt to P"m· l M1~ . Martha Watkins received POIIPOV, eroy. The artair wu co-eponaored from Mrs. Mane Puib by the Catholic Women's Club. Carolina that ber eon,Jh,rry Next Fr1day night's t.esslon will was confined in tbe Wlnst?n move mto the North Gallia High Hospital with rheumatic TONIGHT an4 TUISDAY School. 'U'L ABNER.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sr. dmner guests d "'~& s un· Char 1ea ..-. Parrtah when tb~ of Not O,.n Wtdnud.y BradblQ'Y was and P4rs. Clyde and omo M B db I:~~~~~~~~~~~s~n~l~P~eter~;r~alm~er~,l.esi!i& ory ra Wl"fh ury Honored thd p ty lr OY Or e· I . Look Like Sunday Every bay! •he .. COLUMBUS UPJ - Ohio abivered through itl coldest morning of the year today, but for all the freeunc only one weather record shattered Temperatures below zero ~ common. The weatherman Aid Pandora. a vUiage in Nortlnwellt ern Ohio'• Putnam county, wu . . coldest spot in the llate witb ao official reading of teven belaw zero. With two below zero, Columm. had 1t1 second coldest Marth morning amce 18?8, when the record keepint began. lm 1943, the tem· perature touched ooe below in the state capital. Toledo had a ·10 readins in 1MB. Today it was one below. Other repreaentatiVe temper• tute11 io Ohio today: Delaware -1; Findlay 1; Cincinnati 1'; Dayton t, Akron 3; Marietta 3; aad, &be warmm low in Ohio, Cheu.peake (Pomeroy - Middleport reported A number of dnnka, a piekup Vuck and icy roads in the Beech Grove community near Rutland, yesterday afternoon all contribut· eel tu the undoln& of Clifford M1.. nrr, Rutland R D , who is in the Me1g1 County jail awaiUna: hear· on a DWI c:harge after flgur. in two accidents in leu than hour. led · 1Serv•ces " Specla Held Friday At SlraCUSe Church Day Of Year , Icy Road, Undid Rutland Man Na~ional, Local abovt.) 1~t · a13record l re~~·:~.,:•:tf,:1 In ror FOR WORKERS -... below zero. Hours: 9 to :S - Tbun. u tU Noon Phone WV 2·2171 E. Moln St. I HOW THE GALS DO Llll WE '' THAT ·wASHDAY TOOl FREEDOM Our convenient laundry services can set you free from washday worries .. give you more time of xour own. Among our many services, you II find the right ones for your needs and budget. Means Dining Delight LAUNDERER$ - DRY Q.EANERS ltollla~ea'a CI-- PHONI WY UU8 Ia PoJDOf!11 e Seml·prl,.le Rooot • Ia what she'll say when you I· bring ber here for dining. . I. " ...... -~-.... And bow S!llirll Prices are ~ so reasonable. . ~ :~=~~nJ:~:E~:~t>~~H .I IN .PQMEIOT ' ' An mjunction sranted the plain· tiff hu been amended in the divorce acuon of ~I(Jldred Gaul vs Jacob .M. Gaul, according to an eni.l)' flied wtth the clerk of courts. In the amended inJunction, tile defendant.is\raoted permiSSion to aave aece88 to records of the dairy md farm busmeu In order to .nake out an mcorne tax retum, .a allowed to sell live atock as nee· J SSII')' in the operation of bis farm JU&me&S, and IS granted permia~uon .o visit the barn and rnalk house Jn the property . The plamtlff hae been granted .emporary alimony in the sum of .;150 per month to provide for herJelf and three minor children, an· .Jther entry specifies, The Gaula are residents of the :Jumner commumty. ~ ~ .. ' DINI AT C~lc·~·'S Restauiant l'llolle wY Nl1a lli&ll... . .......,. For Athens Officers of the eaa:e and out on eticldn,l throush the door of the I yelled to those standmg of the fctrum 1 wu cage. around: "Don't move or run or .L·~~:. •I Cheshire Woman Helll I" Train~r Fought Giant Tiglon To Circus Floor ~' t •· ... ·•· • and upset . ' a.y. Petition Amended Jn Entry Filed ln Court Action . ' - ···"· .-M*aei t.9 _:_. ___ " •' v ' . .J ·- 1 ~ugh the otale, olart, •. falltDg in the aotilnrtlt toniP' and •lJfead over lbe state Wedne. ceaved a "'1b.e he struck sheriff's car. Mrs. Nellie Mlaner was treated for a cut hand bY lbe emergency sqlWd and taken to her home. CITY ·\OAH· CoMPANY ~ J~SoYDtl 'Do{j&l EHilOI.LMEiiT HEADQUARTERS . I . . "How thou,htflll you ore" TWO LOCATIONS FOR Robinson's .. . • a which wu centerad-'O'Mt .Dlino15 lodaJ mcmi diNe! ~Y contract. ProteCt youraelf and your family against a ~ b9s· pilal oonfine1110nt . . . get· Blue .Cross and cut those hospital bills <lowu 'to Dl!dl!l!t size. For.full Information on these and Oilier Blue c.,., contract., stop In at "enro)bnent hudq\U!rtfn or write "Centra.! HOij>ltal Service", 174 East Long Street, CollllllbtiS, ()lllo. • Provided On Aa 8040 8..,_ tiM IMW to The weatherman said after ace, A FEW OF THE. BENEPI'I'S "1i .... ... to ..... "-' fDr cold air A BLUE CROSS SENIOR. CT • Where A Dinner Date QUICK SERVICE AT I>""" I OFFER ,.... outl... ,..,..; cOitl w. We want to help you OUT of debt. Call for caah and aquare up. Make a freah new atart and do better- the date waa set for the third strallht day. The temperatutl! reached one 1 MONEY lie MEIGS THUll£ Col··~bu 8 ·'' Prayer I• Sub~-~· Of Youth Seuion l:~!:~~d·.;atoftbei.r !BidweU, bo •peat the me oa Vine Mr -~ Funeral services for Eddae A. Smlth were held from the Ewing Chapet Friday March 4, at 2 p.m., w1th the Rev. Eugene Brown, pas1 h h and Mr.1 Everett Coy and Giles offtclahng. Special mus1c was prothe weekend w1th her parents, Mr Lor o t P. Umtt!d Methodist Churc Mr. anc:t Mn. ~ame11 VanMeter v1ded by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, org- ~ of Chester w~re Vl5ilor& Sund8y of anu;L their son, Mr. and Mrs Purl Van I ~~teter Greg and Teresa , Hurta! was in Beech Gro\'e cemeMr.' and Mrs. Clyde Clonch, Bob Lery and pall-bearers were FrankPink and white colon were used hv, Granville, Harold and Ricky, of lm ltepp, Theo. Smith, Fred Blaet- as the C<lh>r &eheme for the birth11 C( ~urnbus, were weekend guests of 1llllr, Pat Duffy, W~lltam Hoback day of Mary Bradbury which wu Wolf visited Saturday In their parents, Mr. and Mrs. dullie •1 '.~d Roger Morgan ~dward Reuter held at her home Satllrday afterwith hi8 sisters, Ml88e8 lda ~reer and .Mr. and Mrs George 11"" ' 1 an honora_ry pall-bearer. noon celebrating her 7th blrthSparkling <lean, carefully .'\oh80ntc services were conduct· day. Streamers dflcorated the AuJullta Wolfe and brother, Clonch . Gordon. by Pomeroy Lodge 164 • 'fhurs.. Bradbury home and pink and whllt: Mr and Mra. Belltz Wolfe visited Mrs Helen Heckman of Laneas day evening and graveside ser- bats were worn by the guesti. pressd clothes give you Sunday with Mrs. William Baxter ter IS VISltmg Wllh Mrs Bertha 1 v1ces by the Drew Webster Post Mary's cake was al•o decoraat Holter Hoiiipltal Lar~her , AmerJcan Legion. I d h •· h Roma .L Cremeans, U. S. Navy , Coming from out of town fer the e wit P•.uk' and w ite, wn Jel · extra dividends in comfort, Kathy Morgan and Sherry Shuler ved wltb 1ce cream by her mother were Mra. Barbara Smith Mrs. · • of Middleport 11penl the weekend has been here un leave w1tb his scrv1ces b M Charles Aaa Bradbury after with Kathy's grandmother, Mra. rather and fan11ly, Theodore Cre- of Co1urn us; rs Delbert ~})ase, bad opened her g1lts from her and the assurance that 1 means, Judy and Danny, and Mr . Athens; Mr w A Mor••an, Athens .Road. Mrs D. P 8t1Jier- lrl d D . h ,. " and 1fr~t~ . Tommy Simmons. Cr e- staff .and , Randy and • en s. urmg t e ' a1...,rnoon , Fla., Mr. and gamee were played watll prizes be· means recen'tly completl'd you'ro loo)tlng wonderful. weeks' trammg course. Tracy, Akron; and iftll W<Jn bt Patty Everson, S;rlvia entering tbe set''\.1Ct, he £arl TOpe of GaUl· Swanson, Kay Ault and Marjorie ' Rutland schouls Harrif. Randy ~tnd Rjcky, lwin soos Other aqesta at th.e party were Mr. and Mn. Fred George, are still Beth Fultz-,.Jiency aad Patty Harconfined ;, Meitlll Qeneral Qoljlil· E~h!rn Swrs To rio, Jill llirrts, K.atby RuBSell, Lu • AnD Fre~b. Anita MarJe Fultz, al. Mn. George La 1U at home. orld Day of Prayer aervlee• :r.1 . eet .4t Harri.onville Eleanor Bodlmer and Janie HJndy, l l~:;::;~;:g;:; held m Syracuse Friday at Mr. and Mrs . .frank Hysell and Harrisonville Chapter Order of and Mary'a si•ter and brother, Suz· 1 p.m . at the EUB Cbureb. Mrs and Mn. Pearl Hysell w~e Eastern star wilL hold a regul81' anne and. Asa and her grandpar1;,,;.;;., m attendance with Sunday dinner guesta of 'Mr. alld meeting Tuesday, March a, at 8 p. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbllry of the Presby· Mra. Martm Wood ud of Hy~ll m. Thts w11l be the chapter'a and <Mr. al'lfl Mrs. Robert Reibel. Church, 13 of the Narrmne Run. "Obligation Night " and four e-ach of the EUB Jane Lucas spent a recent sun A me~norlal aervJce wiiJ be eonDellclowo Ci>lllag< Cbwie anQ Methodist. day With Mr and Mrs Jlarve)l Er· ducted for recently deceased Hooth Mechodi.t Group The them~t "Labaren ToJether i lewme and Joetla members. All members are urgeci HolthSe..ion In Genuine RaUIII ... God" was divided Into four Mr. and Mrs Lewts Hu&Sell of to altend. Barbara Jone8 Jean par;ts. Mlaa Edna Edward• <and tnf! Mt. Alto, W:. Va. wtlre Suodtw ;::::;:;:::-;;:::-::;;-;-:==:;-:::-;;:- ~e devotional leaders when Rev F E Dunn pre~r:ldtd ovit t~~ gue•ta of Mn. Iva Howell . dauehters, sue, of Leeword, va. Sentor Youth fellowship of wonhlp servlce and each sp61i:e Judy Williams W/:18 an nverni11t.t wNr WI'1PkPnti em•ct!ii or h~r mo- Heath MethodM Cllwdt ui brlefly. Mn. Glenn CUndiff wu ueat of J(lctta Erltwlne on Thur• ther and brother, .Mrs. tBellc Mardleport beld t)leir wee41.Y ~=·~\~:. the leader for Confession• and day tin and William Martan and child· at the church Sunday e' Pel\tlnenee and also read a paper. Mr. and 71fn. Heubel Jutitice, ren ' Their devotions centered on Marcia Karr 11poke on a de~1r. and Mrs. Milo Hutchinson topJc, "WorJbip." offer : .. Start ~:~cdl~e::.!~ .and Sonia, of or Wilkesville, llfe and preiided over the Brian were Sund&)' \'isitors Mr and In d fham1 IY have moved to their CO!GI'S to4ay-Following t~e busine11 aervlce Scripture w11a new orne at Carcle Avenue, Pura- eonducted by the president ' Mrs C11.lvm SproUle 11nd children. 1 Add t read by Mni Mae Young and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Earl Goode of Ra· ey 1 Jon, Ravenswood, W. Va. Chambers, a film 'trip on YOUR Pearl l\JcBrlde wu the leader tor He Is employed at Ka1ser Alumvenawood c11.lled on Mr. and 1Ms. 1 Lord's Supper waslhOwn by I They keep drinks piping lnt~rcenlon&, waa ift charge of the John SlSton, sunday. num. Konkright. , Mrs Marjorie Race and Roaeoffering whiCh totaled *10.09 and hot or icy cold Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, one of fP Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morns and gave the benedJction. son vaalted hla brother, Mr. and mary accomp.anted Mrs. :mtdred coun1elors ot the aroup, met l.Uflls to Zanesville on TUesday to musical numbers 'ftre Mn. Carl Morris and sons, over the return Mrs. Roy Luci8 here to them ae did the paator, Rev. by the Preaby'teriaq and weekend. The Fred Morris' are help care for Mrs. c. H. Jesse of mon Konkright. Church t'hoira and by now living In Newark J. Pomeroy MOTION PICTU .. I SCHIDULaD Norrla. Tbe electric organ and Mrs. Harry Dean of Cuttaa:evlife Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden, "The Ltfe of Paul", a motion 1e••no adcii!d rnuch to the at~rvice . til vllutlna: her aon, Mr. and Mn. Larry and Garry, were busineaa picture, will be sbown at the :.t. . Dunn pll~d the organ Pttl· William Dean and daushters. via ators tn Gallipolis on Wedne1- Moriah Baptlat . Church In Middle· Mrs. Freda Duffy eeeompan· Charles Grover was discharged day. Ml'! . Joan May, Debbie and port this eveninc at 8:30. The pubNazarine ebolr and Mr. from 'Mela:s General Hospital and Mite, accompamed \bern. uc 11 mv1ted to attend tbe tel'V'ice. Norris on the piano Mn. Mar~&ret taken to a rest homt. 1f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;i;,_; Victor Braley who Ia employed II CottriR accompaDied the Presbyterian cholr: and Misa Pamela SyJ. In Charleston spent the weekend vester waa the pianist for the of- bere with hla wife, Blanche Rlcbard Grueaer, employed in leriPI· Charleston, , spent tho with bla f1mUy here. Former Middleport Man Lee Myen accompanied daughter, Mr. and Mrrs•;·, ~~:~~~:~ lo Church J'omUac Tinsley, to their home in ( A vocal aelcetlon, ''An where he will spend a few weeks. ' Wll presented by Mr. and Mrs. IBob Kaiser of Gf at Waverly visited with ber mother, the Mrs. Belle M11rtin, Wedntlsday. of MidShirley Stump wa1 1110 overniGht mom in g. Jueat of Billie Lou Martin, Wedla a former rell- nelday. 111\AND NEW ... A SENIOR CONT~CT FOR PERSONS 85 AND OVER. ident of Middleport having graduMr and Mra. Garth Beal of Ath· The problem of health care for persona 85 tiDd over haa attracted \vide ated from MHS and while living ens visited witll Mn. Benle Wtae, spread attelllloit and concern. For many years Blue Crou hu oontlnued the here was a member of the Metho- rlcentl)l. protecUon of Ita members, regard!,.• of if the protecUon waa obtained dlot ebotr. Mrs. LhW.e Sayre of Racine 11 before the membera' 85th birthday. And' now, for those who did not obtoln While m Middleport he was the helpma: care for Mrs. Edith Nel· Blue Cross before their 85th birlhday, Central l!ospltal Service has deweekend 1ueat of Mn. R C. Stan- 1100. veloped a "Senior contract''. If you are retired or employed with less than bury and MIQ Sally Schaaf. Mr and Mra .. Ruasell Adams and 5 employees'and In reasonable gOod health •.. you can enroll!! And, if you are under 65 tiDd emplo~d wifh less than 5, you can enroll on the 80-20 ~.· Rt~h~ido:. l .• . t....A.• t.N Events Of Wee k .. .... G~ Around About Middh1port All!l WJtb Steve Wdham.aon o! Pt. Pleasant. 1bey were presented $6 for their efforts. Wlnnen in the Toot.alePo D•nce were Oar 1ene Justis 01 meroy and Horner Cole of Tuppeu PlaiDs. l ~lori.d• Conductmg the Elvis DaDce for the evemnJ was Jimmy Geora:e of Rutland "Name That Tuoe" win· Mr. and Mrs. William - loe ,.,...,. ......, In TIIJif1doJ to ¥tall wllb rroda Nathan Randall Rothgeb, of Cheshire, wu the first ~"' acer to be named to the MGM Teenage Hall of Fame Jl'ridAy ntght at the Sacred Heart Church Auditorium in Pomeroy u . . PIIDDII HCMIPioiHI'.T 100 teenacers attended the Trib>unty-Teen-Cant.een'• second All. aDd Hn. annual "Hollywood Oscar llock"'nocord bop. Colamblll Rothgeb, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. RotJIIeb, was cited and Mro. Cor his three years o1 1erv1ce to 1he canteen and tor ttavlng a Profound sense of duty to teenaaen or the area Oscar night prevailed durint: the mformar evenmg as CaD teen Dlrec· lor Leo Savaa:e served as emeee, rudmg Lhe nominatioru; 10d winners m each category They were Teenage Woman of the Year, Donna AltllEr, Galhpohs ·, Teenage Man of the Year, Nathan Randall Rothgeb , Cheslure·, Most Friendly Teenap,er of the Year, Earl McKinley, Middleport ; Best Dee Jay ol the Year, a wmner for the second time, .. .•.. ·::s to AI 1 opened tlle door, the inal leaped out - out on to Ooor of the arena witll the t(larapbers and clreus ~:pie Bttndirq: only a few feet I have opened that door a times, but tbls l8 Lhe first that aoimal ever jumped you" Then I jumped to wresUe him to the be would go aft.er bimlea or the elephants. U ·bad been a dog around, would have made a beeil Shirley Halle)', Route 2, Che;hire, was arrested by cougty offh.-era yesterday for AthenS police :>n a cheek charge. Sheriff ·ftobfrt Hartenbach Bald today that -\1hens pollee are holding a former Melgs ~ounty man, Franklin Wright, en a cbeck charge and that the Cheshire woman may be implicated. She was taken to Athens yesterday afternoon by Athena police, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: Elmer W.1ckham, Gref!n, Miner&viUe· ' James Spaun, Long Bottom; o 11 1~ Swisher, Cheshire; .Mrs. Dovle Cat.e, Pomeroy, R D.; Mlc· key Williama, .syracuse. Discharged: Mn. Charle8 BOy· }q and da~ter Middleport. OOI<d Birth: A ... Mr. and Jill. Pomeroy~ Ervin io •- ..(1111! -~-~ Tbe aauonal 8Pace agency 1n Waahington confirmed that Lunilr. UI, the hugh Soviet rod:et toot pictures of the f11'8Jde of moon, waa expeded to plUDge to the earth's atmOflpbere montll. However, officials at !!Oman Astrophysical at CambrldJ:e, Mqs. track of satelliOOa onee they launched, said they could not ex plain the l.iihts, wh1cb ttaggered a r~mall flurry oi "flying saucer' talk. The ftamin~, colored lights were reported by airline pllota, Atr Force pilols, state police all:d control towen. Two Accidenl8 Bring Only Minor Damllj!es The sher~ff's off1ce mvestigated two accidents yester~•Y eaused by rotd conditions. In an accident at Rutland minor damages was re-ported when two .cars, driven by '1'ed 'J;:'hompaon, Pomeroy, and Paul WJles Clohch, Rutiand, sUd together at the S1lem and Main Street · iateMtion. TWo caf!l Suffered minor damaa:e wheri :they slid Into each other qft Utf: Horae Cave Ro.ad . 'The eafa were a,wned by Jacob Mathew Buah, Racine RD and Ed· ward N. Hu!!JPhrty, Pomero}' RJ) l NIW DI~IONARY Hlfll Mn. Jean, Null, libraria.o at the Middleport. Library. armouncea tbat· the library baa reeent.b' 'recel.-ed a five-vetlume Meriam· Webster Dictionary wlili!b is now available to the public. 'J1le ditUolllt7 b lbe latest publlcaUoo, ,-.~-· ( Higginsport Man Returned To Court Action Charlet Suder, Higginsport, baa been returned bert to anawer to a chtrce of eoavel'l!llon of 1'1'0" perty in the colll't ot J1.1dce E. W. Peoplea. He ie beinl held in tbe county jail awa~ting bis appearance before the court. Released from the county jail yesterday were two Huatin&ton restdents, Audrey Chapmaa and Vernon Jacoba. Jacobs h~ been Pomel'O)' pollee for invea· ttcotl~!n. and tbe woman for bav· racUtloue license plates. She was releued under SJOO bond for :ter appearanct~: before ~ Charles Le1ar. c. D. Smith wm Be Sneaker·Muda 15th c.-P.'smttb, - ~ ..........,. of the Kaiser Al.WBIJI,am end Cbemieol Corp. of llliveidwaad, will be the apeaker at the dinner meeting Of tb'e Ceatril. Otilo Val· ley lnduatrtal CouiJCil, ' Mareh 15, at the Owla Club the Obio near Pl ~;:;,:, River �_ "' ... ................ ... _ ,..~ IHE DAILY SENTINEL ' lAmmentating ltditorially ... 'OKAY, SEE YOU AT THE SU/v\MITARY!' ' How Much Higher? "How much higher Cafl the gasolme tax burd~n go before 1t becomes a hant11Lap to the furtherance of the nahon s t'COilomv?' ' That king-s1zed qut>siJOn 1s asked b) .I II Carmtral m a lengthy arlit le 11 thf' Ne\\- York Times Last October Congress r:nsed tht> federal gas tax a cent No"' 1t 1S proposed that another half-rent bE> added Th1s may not seem like much - but Jt .... ould increase the AmerIcan mot orists· fuel b11J by a handsome $250 mJIIwn a year Gasoline already carries excise taxes wh1ch are oatrageous for a basic necessity The average tax , state and federal combined, has pa~sl•d 10 rents Colleclwn s run to some $5 b1llion a year Then, Mr, Carmical points out . the motorist must pay all manner of other spec 1al levies ~ registration fees, excise taxes on the caors themselves and on tires and parts, etc All in an, he estimates, tax collections from highway users probably amount to more than $10 billion a year What this all adds up to is that the gas tax ca n reach a point of diminishmg return, as motorists reduce thelr conS\.Imption in one way or another, As an example, Mr C3rmicaJ po1nts to the growing trend toward small economy cars - which certainly mdicates that the dnving public is growmg increasingly cost conSCious HLgher gas taxes, state or federa•l, wLII defeat their own purpose. HISTORY Meigs OJI able to fmd this woman Will a s1ster of Mn A. M. Harue'a moLher. Mrs Haeue was raised by Rev Wahon G~n Sayl'1!! and wife Mrs Sayre's maiden name Wtl& Hannah SUtton. William Layne Sr. married • daughter of Jackie Hayman for his first wzfe, then Isabelle Rofers, then Jahanna Llnzt<~tt. The A'm•ne; . 'fOD,\Y AND New Haven Societv Events -.,I D• B. H. Sanborn Missi.onary Society Hears .r--M-a-in-1¥~'_A_bo_u_t leMO Deportment IIIUed • ..u Po meroy woman Ta tk 0 n Af r1can . Book Mondor tor MtlO drot~eeo to 11e People Inducted Jato the Army during llrs. Joe Cook, of Pomeroy, was the Jiles! speaker lor the I p· "'~ lbe .. m. quo!& P"'.'IOiliiY I evenln_g when the B. H . Sanborn MissiOnary ~ely of .the n omeroy -Middleport, 0 ., March 8, 196(, at th.e meetlnJ. They opened with the Flac Salute, followed by . de\"olions by Mrs. Nancy Jobnson, Lhe tht:.ne "Today I Pray." Dunng the meeting committee reports were g1ven on Citi.ze(lshlp and 4-H by Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo. A re}lott on International RelahOnshi) col'nmrttee b'y 'Mts. Kate Roush A UemonstratJOcn on the Mukmg of Home -.Made Noodles was gj.ven by Mrs, O~Q.@:er . The Je11110n for the mee"tlng was "Ftrst Aid in the Home" and was held in the form of a general d1s. by the group The~' deha\'e secl'et sisters for Wehrli\ and 0 . J . Recreatiop was ROTARY MEETS 'l'he Bend Rotal')' Club met for regular dillttCT meetmg on evening a.t the Hartford Church A. G Mehlman of the Phtltp spoke to the group Progress" AUendmg were Floyd Carmack, W1lhamson, Phtlip Wolpert, Roush . Earl Clark, Harry Jack Flesher, J L. Stewart Bonney Jr, Russell CapeRev. David Freeman, Edwm Dr John Ridgway, Clyde ~B~;~~~~A~rt~h~ur , * w!!~:G:"UP~·;:;. 2~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy • wlo First Baptist Church met Monday evenln.l! at the cburd In Middleport. Mrs. Cook's program was tafen from the book oel for Morch ond April, .. Knopp-Sterritt Wedding Solemnized Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, : Slue & Gold Banquet Held For Cub Sc.ou~ , Monday Evening At Presbyterian Church f.'k i!l' LUCCLLI IIAWKINI ~ W1th the tables beautifully decorated in blue and gold tbe Blue & G<lld Bza~quet of Pack 244, Cub Soouta, Muldleporl, FIRST in QUALITY :~~~:~gAI~~ln:'e.r'P~~JMYof~ ~~~ptist ~~~~~ 1 '~~,.~~ ~r;~~ ~ ~'~ UBEST J RICE Mrs. William Claar of C he FAll\ np s Congo of the way of hie tn the _Belgium burt moved frotn MlddleDOrt. were weekend a:uestt 0 nd I and the C'h&nies smce the r Th~ followln& were appointed u Mn. Edward Parfitt '~ FM~STEST Jft SERVICE commg " f t he m1,.,onar1" a nomlnaUng rommitlee to preMr and Mn. Edward Parfitt re- was held m the F1tst United Presbytenan Church dintng -room Monday everUng . The speakers table was centered with a blue and gold sunJ · I'"- ------Customer Is Our Flnt ConP~~er.£&ion Preceding the program lhe meet- sent a alate. of off1cen for Lhe I roming year. Mra Milton Hood, tion by Mrs. Cecil Bradbury and chairman. &11'8 . MoUie Mete, prayer by Mrs. WJllis ,Anthony, Mrs. John Kauff and lira. Cb es president. ':JJTI. Richard Owen was Vroman. devotional leader. Mrs. charLes Bennett wa 1 appointed 81 ChairTbe president announced e man or Famlly Life to fill the va- Rio Grande A.uociational meetint oancy left when warren Hul- which will be held in Racine on March 17 and urged tbe members to attend. A Satl1fled mg opened with an organ medlta Hoyt's Sohio Senice w. M-In St. Phont~ WY 2-3 949 POMIIOY. OHIO La~tke Clark Ivan Bush Mrs. Nanry LU.ckey(\oo, • Mra. _ Kal-e , Mrs .. K. Sayre, Mrs. Frank ~ey- SPECIAL 1958 OLDSMOIILE - YESTtRYEAR I Super 88 - 4 l)oor Hard Top S<>lld blacli: finish, white sidewall tires, hydramaflc drive, radio, heater, power steering, power brak~. One local By Unl .... ltn11 lntemtlon•l Today 11 Tuesday, March 8, the 68th day of the year, w1th 298 ma,e days in 1980. The moon 11 approaehtng 1ts full phase. The morning start are Venus, Mar1, Jupiter and Saturn. On thls day in history : In 18ft, the foremo1t Amer~can JurJst of hi& tlme and jUitJce of the United State1 SuJ'I'eme Court. Oliver Wendell Holmea, wa& horn In 18M, the first bridge was built over the Niagara River to connect United States and Ca1'1tdlan railrotdl. In 18M, New Yort became the first stite to pa11 a law requirmJ dOll to be lieensed. In 1917, str1ke1 and riot• In St. Petenbura rqt:rked the beglnnmg of the Russian nvolutton. owner. l •-::_;,.;.,-=-:-:--o-- $2495 Carmel KARR & VAN %ANDT •• UCI Engineers Plan Ladies Night At Friday Dinner I I Thompsons Hold Birt;hday Party Honoring Daughter • • • THEALL. HEW 1\'0T' ' 1 ••-nd FALCON WAGONS ,II , , . News Of TheWeek I Cadillac- Oldsmobile- R•qabler Phone WY-2-5342 Pomerof, Ohio A thought f-?r todlly: Afn8rica11 jurist Oliver Wendell Holme!! uid: "Learn the sweet magic of i cheerful fal!'e; not always smiling, bJit at leut lel'ene." celVed word that their son, L. R Parfitt, wbo underwent surpey 1s , convale&clng rucely at his home m i Charle.aton, W. Va lfr and Kn. G. R. Tbompeon .1nd family visited Sunday in Che1hu-e with bls mother, Mn. Ruth l'hompaon. Mn. c. L Arnold left Sunday evenmg for a vUit m Gallipolis w1th ~ and Mn. R. .M. RichArds and famiLy . burst arrangement and the figures 50 in observance- of lhe ~<11 Annner""C} of Cuo ,:,couung. , !h~r taDica had blu ~ Lrees witb .:n AUJullary whu::b baa receutl)o .nt enng flguri'!K ijlue and gold .;een formed He 1a1d that at pre. -• '-"men were used on the tables ~n t ~he troop ha& u membeta but .Jd nut rupa decorated w1th 1lags "'ul have 56 1n the neat iuture. A sk1t deJHcti.ng ~ yean of Cub 1 >.: ell Co.JCh pJ.itl.e J he b... nquu wa & krved cafe- .ScoutJnlil wal eiven by Mrs. Sauer'• ena style w1lh Group 1 ol the v~n J The skit brought out lbe chureh aru ng aa hostess Group I phase• o1 scoutln!· the Cubt. the .nemPJera at·rvtng were ltr& DwiJhl .::ocout•, and the Explorers. A Smnmerville of Gallipolil •• aJJace. Mra Jamet Sanborn, Mn, brought greeting, from the M.Glf: uonatd Lowery and Mrs RA:mald offiCe and told of the tramlq Hand 1 he aftau Degan w1th rhe pre. whu.:b IS available at the ~tout area entahon of Colora and the Pledge headquarter. Mr Sauer presented the award& "' Alleg1ance to the FLag Jet by to paren~ of the Cuba who in turn :,am Hood and George Sauer Charles Asa HradblU")' wu th.e Master prE&t!nled them to the Cuba. Re· of Ceremomea for the banq~t cmvmg awards were Earl Thomi'U, 0peral10n Chow Tune" wlth tbe a Bolx:at award, Keith Frenob, mvocat10n being g1ven by Rev. Denner, and Billy Swan, aui.lt&nt denner Howard Ruppelt Plans were made for a meeting or the officen ot the \Oeal MlsMr and Mra. Dallu HaUler and aionary Society to meet at the son, Jerry, of Columbus, vllited 1 home of llr1. Anthony on March Sunday with her father, Harry 31 to fill out yearly reports. Ketaer, Mmer&vllle Min Leda Mae Kraeuter of NelTbe meetinj was closed with &Onvdle spent the week:eQd with pra,yer by Mrs. Paul Smart after her parents, Mr. and Mra1 rihton which the troup Wtl Invited to 1 ~~ the basement where • dessert Krleuter. Mr. and Mrt- lSruce Scholl lnd course Wll .,erved by )ln. Charle& Before the close of tne meetin,, A welcome was extended by Vroman, Mfl, Richard. Hovatter, family of X..ncuter epent Sunday I Lewts Sauer, Jr. Lo those attendmg :Us Bradbury, Den Mother of Den Mrs. William Demoaky and Mlu with his mother, ;.{ra Herman and a numbel' of 10ng1 were mng 2, w.aa presented wltb a gut of Freddte Houdaahelt of the Pris- SchoU. o:; the Cubs under hll leaden.i11p Jewelry from her Den. These boys Emeet Hite or .Minneapolis ~t ellla Circle. Mr Sauer allo mtroduced John have become of age to enter the The tlble wu decorated to several days last week With bit Krawsczyn who ill the new Cub- Boy Scolltl and tbU8 thta Den ill .•' keepin,C with St. . Patrick'l Day mother, Mrs. Edward lli~ . master for the Pack He and ba completed Mn David Jenkina preMr. and Mn. Evereu Ttio11)~•11· wJth a green top hat and candles tamtly were guest& tor tbe evenmg sented the gift to her tted Sunday afternoon in centennr the \lbl~. Greetings from the District we~ Followmg the reurmc of colon, \JI1e with Mr. and Mrs. · extended by c. F. Wbbl who 1pote the meeUng wat closed with pray· Thtlmu and family. 1: TO VIIIT U. S. on lhe advantaa:es of Cub Scoutmg.l er by Rev. Ruppelt David Thomas of Mineraplle DUBLIN UPl'-Robert Brl&coe, Ru. Ruppelt, putor of the hosL - - - - - - - - former Jitwlilb lord mayor of was the Sunday dinner a:ues~~oJ e:hurch wbtcb sponaors the Pack pubUn, left by air Monday tor a his son and daughter-in-law, ~ MRS. DICK STEKRETI' spoke to tbe group and expre.ued two-month tol,ll' •Of the United and :l'frs. Everett Thomas. . the gratitude ot the leaders and Lois Ann Knopp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knopp, he- Cubs for the good pack wbocb the states. BrJac:oe U.ld he hoped to Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Dubie and attract Ameiieaf\ lnduatry to Ire'· came the bride ot D1ck Sterrett, SO'n of Mr. and Mrs. DOnald chureh ha11 the pnvlleae to spon- children of Springfield &pent the land, to lnc:tease touriat travel, St.errett Of Mount Perry, in a double ring ceremony perfonn. &Or. ' 1 1 and to 1ell Americana on Irish ed Saturday night February 27tb at tbe Dorcas E. U .B Church. Scoutmaoter Bob Mills of Troop w~k 'end wtth Mr. and Mn. Homer Circle and family and other whiskey. Tbe officiatmg minister was Rev. HOllis Sterrett of New 24~ and h11 family were guests and relat1vea. Concord, uncle of the groom. The setting was of elm boughs Mdb spoke on tbe 1mpo~ce of Rogel' Dillon of Ree.:::svtile llnd covered wih wh1te blossoms and - - ~ Cub Scoutmg and go1ng mto Price of Long -Bottom callro The Marcb meetin.U. of the Hid- two large _hearts hnked together pea& The1r jewelry was a _pearl Sc<1utmg. He told of the strong Ohio Valley EQJineers CounCil is covered WILh whtte gardenlai, and ;md rhme~tnne pendant, a gift of troop whtch Middleport b11 and /moay and Mrs. Douglu Circlr, 11cheduled for Friday, Marcb 11, seven-branched candleabra on each the bnde and broom. tbe1r leadera and of the new Mothat the Ko01e Hall in Point ~ty- JUde of the altar. Jumar br1desma1d was Susie - - Douglal Clrcle and daugbant, W. Va · · Whlle the guests were being W.;)lfe, Cleveland, cousm of the Lmda, visited 7tlr. and Mn. The "Ladies Night" prosra~ • seated by the ushers, Wayne Henry bride. Shd wore pale bhle chzffon Oun and family of Long for members and their wives, wiD of Athens, and Ronald Sterrett. With shOO$ to match and a headsue c~~d:~ ted Rev. and Mt·a. consist of a social hour, dinner brother of the groom, New York, piece or pale pmk: rosebuds.. She Arhe Mark& of Long Bottom, Sunand a -program of entertalnmehl the pianist, Marilyn Roush. played also wore a rhmestone pendant, a Social hour will begin at 6:15 a program of weddmg music wtth gift of the bride and groom, and da~~veral from here attended tbe p. m. and dinner wiiJ be ..erved Rev Richard Young, Sprmgheld, tarned a bouquet of pale pmk Mr. and Mrs Dann)' Jhompaon, at 7:00 p. m. as voealJ&t t·o.sebuds . PQmeroy, entertained with a birth- Nedding of Loi& Knopp and D1ck 1•he best man was Gene Perry, day part Y at the p omeroy DAV 3terrett at Dorea• Saturday DJgb~ The bride, who was g1ven In · Ayward Jonee of Cleveland Ha II • Sa'u rd ay evemng, • Church marriage by her father, wore a Gl en Iord · m hooor Scou •• ~ "'f th 13th b" hd f h · .>pent several dayJ with hia fam . 0 i-. ballerina length gown of ChanhlAn open reception was held at e itt ay o t eu l!ivangeli.tic Servic~ ly late. The fitted bodice was de- the Racme Amencan Le•1on Home. daughter, Jonnie Sue They were ily. --• "In LeRoY .en Mrs. Cu·ele and daugbT •ue ,'2 mem be rs o1 Boy Scout stgned w1th a scalloped sahrliUl Au1stants were Nancy J<1hnson, asslst ed bY !Ir. am.~ .J • andDou.gla1 Florene:e C&rtle called 08 Troop 24~, ·Middleport, met Mon- neckhne tnmmed With ifldc.ccnt Si!.radelle Reese, Karen The;a,, Kuschel and Mr. and Mn. Pete ll t Mr. and Mrs. Buren Dunean and dii.Y evening at the Scput hall and sequms and seed pearls and long 1 Mrs Wmd DiddLe, Aiarllyn Rice, · orarl Yfamily Saturday. from there went to the Church of taperin". over the hands :wtrs Guy Nelglel' and .Mrs. EdAttendmg from Pomeroy, Mid• Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Rouah and th e Nazarent! Wnere evan.~r:elistic head was a Uny crown of ward S1mpson. Decorations were of ell epor t an d s yracuse were the 1OJ· •-· h 1 g 1 .on !pent Sunday w1th Mr. and t serv ces are veJng e d, Monday wreath whlch held her ·:,n~o- ·blue and wbJte wJth a three llered towm young peop e: 111f~~. t~~~d .~een designated by the ~~::~dveil of s1Ik •Jlluswn.' • e· ake centeru~g the bride's table. chE.,r~een,s..,.Beo•,·.,'-'endaWaM~~,-,1 ~-~ ~r.Ge~~geM!~~r:,r::nd f=:~tz churrfl as, , 'Ftll the Seat N1ght." ~ ,£8ke was 1oppe d Wit h m1ma- .., ""' _.... ' n.:u .~ nd M1!J. Gary Barnitz and daugba wh1te B"bl 1 e, g1·r L o1 er ·.-ne This was the regular meeting church, With a ca&c•dc bouquet of lure bl'tdal figures. Hayes, Donna Crow, Mike Werzy, · 1or t he Scouts. Tl)ey were ac- ptnk rortes and trailing ivy • J en- ..er, Carol Ann. <~f Pomeroy, were time The bride was graduated from •'... ar1a wl 11 • '" "ayne z urcner, niJer Lohse, Rick Crow, Leah .iunday guesta of Mr. and Mn. companied by assistadt ScoutmasGene Coleman, Hershel MeMiss Barbara Gr1mm ol Chtcago, Rocme Htgh School m 1950 and urueser, Kusty Lefde, Nancy Jean !Brinker. II ;;;;;,.. and ChS;rlea Vroman. OUno1s, cousin of the br1de, was has betn secrCLary in the Chem1s- Wayne Hubbad, Katie Monarlty, £Mr. a11d J4ri. Ayward Jones and r"""".;;;;;;;;;;;...;.;;;;;;..~;;;;;;;;;;;;; the JUald o{ honor, wearing a roy- try Department at Ohto Umverstty. Dav14 Casci, Mary Sue Handley family visited relatives in Weat al blue chiffon with low curved She is a member of the Bethany Pam O'Brien, Thurma Vaughan, Vrrginia Wednesday and ThW"Bneekhne Her head-dress wa& a EUB Church The groom graduated Hrc·nda Potts, Dugg1e Bolin&er, day. blue ve1l and she wore matching from Glenford Htgh School and Donna Hauck, Patsy Fultz, RueUa Y.elvm Circle of ColumbUS spent shoes. She carr1ed a bouquet of IS a membtr of the Presbyterian Wells, Jt:nmfer cUw, Sandra 'e weekend with his mother. j)ink rosebuds, and wh1te sweet Church aL Mount Perry. He ts Jhomas, George lbrns, Teddy Mr. and Mrs George Circle and peu, and wore a rhmestone and L;QBA technician for, Metgs County, .. oranty, Robert Emler, John An- Ja1.1gbter spent Sunday with Mrs pearl pendant, a g1ft of the bride a member of the Jti'Jlor Chamber .tcrson, Bob Crow, Jr., Fritz Sa · .ry Ctrcle lliJd 1100, Melvin. .nd groom. of Commerce, and Advisor OL the ..on, David Baker, JackLe Williams, Mrs. Velma Taylor of Atheru The bridesmaids were MJ88 Patty idetter Ltvestock Club ~iunme ftjflie, Oohgte Calvert, .pent the weekend at her borne .lrimm of Chicago, and Miss MickFor her wedding trip the brtde ,-.jancy 1hompson and Mark Allen here. . y Pinkerton of Charleston, both wore a black tuxr~do swt with red h 1 .Marilyn Rou 1h of AtheDJ &pent '-- end wtt bh er parents, llr. cousins of the bride. They wore accesor1es. Their new home add- .tusce . 'be wee .. Jlue chiffon with low curving neck- ress 1s .147 S. lhird St., Middle- ~iindmother, Mrs. Harry Wolfe ..nd Mn. Edson Rousb. ine, with bJue veils and shoes port Movmg Pictures and a tape record· The Youth Fellowship met at MEIGS' MOST MODERN SHOP 192 N. Sacond St. Mlddl•~ matching They carried a bouquet All flowers f<~r tbe wedding were mg was made by Harold Bennett l.he home of Billy and Margaret ~iiiiiiiiiiiiji;ijijiil.jofiipiiink rosebuds and wh1te sweet made of wood f1bcr by the b:rtde's of Gallipolis, 1 friend ot the groom Ann ' Carleton Wedneiday night. Eleven members and MQ. Edson Roush, leader, were present. TODAY'S - 0., Man:b 8, 11100 II ! I 1 01 Z,DOOR ar 4 DOORS II I FOR COMPLm Shoe Service From FORD ClfF'S SHOE REPAIR ~ BLUE CROss· OFFERS EXTENDED BENEFITS o~!lr ~.t'?.o~sV!.qo~o 1 . ........, oton• D. Pht.y teft~hul J. Witherell 8. Top (var.) 10. Box Itt 4. "'. · t JOI'tb ( .Ja]).)" til!'0 n. U.l'rfahtea a. nora 1n1 J~. P.Ctao. tor one" u. LoOp d..-. 111. A tindora (.._t.) 18. In4.dnlte arUel• :h. Corr t'Oslon is. To fauna. ra1M 11- At one time lo. A 1. l!<>ncbtrd • ....... I. PaokOl' ol. BoYo 11. Beapangle JltCJr... 11. Not- an7 name 18. Muateal fn(~.) .trument. 1T. Sahlou trtn~ 18. Contro. vetalal a CHURCH OI'PICIAU MUTING The DearoiUI ani :OeacOnesaeJ J'irst Ur:!lted Presbyterian ~1un'h of Middleport will meet evening in the pastor'• study. thl11 meetmg the new members the as!IOClatlon will be welcom- I LIMITED DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. Blue Croos, In cooperation with Blue Shield, now offers wverage for preventive diagnoslle proeedureo available • AnaiJu. .. 11. WArp-yam ore w..-.Joo J2. tiJ)It of Unle 38- ~ ... 10, Halt an em 23. Back tree :10. LectW'IIl' .w.. 10. Nl'*name tor Wllcon- allt ftauvel H.- ·-~ aa.cuekoo ' SERVICE MATERNITY AND COVERAGE FROM BIRTH. Tblo endorse- PAINT IT ON DISPLAY ment provides •orvlce benefits on maternity far up to len days per <On· NEXT SATURDAY 14Motber--. !5. StrQtel ae. Rock pldea W/.~ .a.m;rut. Slllldlo'. America's Station ,w~son ·-Specialists , . LONGEil LPAD SPACE Than Any (?~~er'Compa~t W~l~" U.0Vtrbta4 n.tt:~.. Saturd&J. Jr!n. Robert Painter and son, Douglu Johnson. 1pent Saturday afternoon witb Mn: 1:. Taylor of Addison. Mr. and Mn. noyd Spence call· :Mn. Jennie Rou&h, Sunday. and Mra. llarJ')' Brown and IIIII~, Mr. aDd ;,(n. Ralpb PalniIIIIIII> caUecl at the Painter In either lbe doctor'& office or In member hospital& 11 a bed patient or DOD· bed palleat. ' 13.1l1K~ M.r, and M.ra. Will Beilmaa call· ed un Mr. and~- Dana S. TUrner .,. NERVOUS AND MENTAL CARE. A single eudonement which pro-.Jdeo I benefils In m~mber hospitals for nervous and meatal disorders, akohollmt, "'r.::· ..... •e.PrlmtU.. ollllel \ ' . . AT / . ,- . . DIAGNOSTIC CARE ,. . .- ~l .; ~·... ' ·-· .. !. ', '~ ' ' SERVICE • MA.JERNITY . IN.FANT CARE FROM BIRTH ' ·- tract year and also covers lnfBDtlfrom birth lo 9CI days•.. These eoverageo are avaUable to group oubscrlbers - stop at enrollment headquarters for complete Information or write Central Hospital Service, 'P•ESTON M~tQRS IN<~ -·-rt\RD .ru ·.··:-·'. RiCKoVIR ACCIP11 AWAitD WASIIINGTON UPI-Adm. llyo man G. Ric:kover, chief developer of tbe atomic submarine, baa been eboten to receive tbe tint annual we;ndell L- Wlllkie pubUe leadership award. and drug addiction may be made a part of tbe group contract. March lOth •s. roa•o dOt .,. sm.n litan4 • ,)-~~ .. NERVOUS AND MENTAl CARE 174 E. Loug St., Columbus, Ohio. ENROL~ENT HEADQUARTERS· CITY LOAN COMPANY POMEROY MARCH 8 and 9 BUY THE BEST FOR YOUR FAMILY THE. MOST FOR YOUR MONEY BUY BLUE CROSS It's Fun It's Economical Let Us Supply Your Paints SAVE BIG MONEY DO IT YOURSELF STORE HOURS: 7 to 5 Monday lbru Sal. CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Sales PAINT Service ... �I Ali.Star Cage Banquet To Be At News All Good At Buckeyes' Banquet To Hnnor Champions CAN HE DO IT? • • • • By Alan Maver !t was all good news Monday night at the appreciation banquet for Ohio State's Big Ten basketball champaons. Coach Woody Hayes predicted flatly that the Bucks will win the NCAA crown. Harold R4llph, Ironton, To Preside At Event On Thursday: March 31st Arrangements have been I OSU Alhlctic Direct(lr · Dick Larkin thanked the president for his backing of NCAA game~. u.ying "Your words on the unlvenity and its NCAA stand will make me sleep a lot better." Today, the Ohio State Lantern student newspaper reported that the school's Mc-ulty representative to the Big Ten, Dean Wendell Poa tle, said it is his judgment Ohio State wlll officially object to any post-scuon ban. BASKETBALL SCORES COLLIGI BASKETBALL UnitN p,... lnlernttional NCAA NUUOR PLAYOPPS RE<JIONA~ PLAYOFFS PtR$T ROUND At Chlcap DePaul 69 Air Foret Aca•mr 63 AI Provo, Ut1h Utah 10 South. C.llfornla 73 NAIA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND VIlla Madonna 94 Col. of Idaho 70 Savannah 51. 8.~ Wlllam.tto 71 New Mtxlco H Nebraska Wn. 90 Whittier 77 Parris Ina. 71 Oklahoma lapt. 75 South. 1111. 71 SoulhWNt tox. 73 Othk.,h 69 William Jtwtll 48 Stotaon 66 Grambllnt 92 Can. Conn. 61 East Tech Had To Stretch For Sectional Win ly United p,.... International Cleveland E:ast Tech, ranked 1eoond In Ohio by tht! UPI ~:oaches had to ~trc t rh a bit Monday niilht to win its sixth consecutive crown in high school Class AA bukethall tournament play. Big Gene I .ant' hit for 24 points tn the aerood halt AR Tech beat stubborn Ch•veland Catbednl Lat In, 69-60. It wa11 Ter.h's 18th straight win ainre an opening loss. 1 Phon• WY·Z·HU E. Main 81. Pomet'IIJ BOWLING P. Col\l~o .......... . . 1114 F.IDAY P. M. LEAGUE P. Mullen ........... . 1&3 Hlohs-.. Mo,.h4 E. Syl\riater-B. 'Batey .. 147 H1Jh. 3 game ind., P. Colline, 513 High single .. me, P. Collino, 202 · ._:..L-'-·C leb __. ' Te.am 3 Priies :Moore& store ~190 8 lfi-'.11-UUJ e rqteu Team t;ID&le game, Moores store Mr. &nd Mms. Calvin Simpson en· 10 tertaine\1 with a skatinJ and slurd. Won LOll ber paf!Y, Saturday evening honu.;· Slaftcllnts Landmark 9111: 5\4 ing thelJ' ·, son, Bruce, on. hit 12th Moores Store . . . . . . . 8111: 614. birt~day. J:ollowing an evening of New York Clothing 6111: e~ hskahng, thf! boys returned to the Racine service Sta. M'z 914 Simpson hoii_I.e where records--were SEASON HtGHS pJayed and Ice cream, cake and pop Ind. 3 games, M. Murray 57~ were served. ·1 Ind. 1 game. P. Collin~ 219 Guest:J were \ Gi!loree Roffman, Team 3 "game•. Landmark 2381 Barry Bo~~r and, Jon Guinthe~. Team 1 game, Liandmad: 863 :Bruce reee1Ved · nice gifts from h11 TOP H5" BOWLERS AvG. . · friends. \ . County a.s a football and cage offidal, •n after-dinner speaker, and as a Master- of Ceremonies. Head basketball coach Jim Snyder of Ohio University is to be the 1.1peaker. . The basketball banquet, beginning thia year, is being held in the community whose school won the championshi.,. This year the Pomeroy Panthe~, who placed two performers on the first team and one on the second tdm, and flriiShed their leaglie play with • !S-1 retard, are hoat.l. Porrieroy High School's athletic department also scored a fh'tt i:il being the . "tponsorlng organiZII· tion" far ~e ·b~q.uet. Luf )r.eai-' when the bi.nquet was held here, the Panther~ h_aving wop .t he U.tle , the SU4oil ~~. the Po~;~~eroy Lions Club IP.Ohtored the event, , Member scliool{ifi the league · · will be 8Up~lied tickets for the athlete.l etch ~~~ds to, br~ to the eveQ.t. J Each.. athletic department buys ita. ~cketa. Awards *o tt. p~ted include Individual trophies to the ~Stir· team squad, ·the ''Molt Vllu~bla Player" trop)uo . to Pomeroy'• ; f~il Harrison, tlle· "CO;&eh of the ..Y~ir" trophy to . ~~mew'• Russell :tJp~. the travelids trophy to the p_.. tbers for • one year "lea~e," t!i~ league tro;hy to t~ PantheJ1., .;nd the league's NUl shqoting e-.a.-.~ pionsbip tl!JPt)' . lo ~he Panthera' sophomore Bo Winebren.,e,r, . . I I I a:inii an~ Ohio will have preference In the a:rantlnJ of the Sarah and Pa\l.line ldaler SeholaFshipa, named for Mr. Maler's mother and wife. The &rholanhll) fu.nd, eltalMisbed anonymous.ly a year aJO, Will be one of tbe two ll!rgest In H1rvard College. The fund iiOW amounts to $332,850, and will be jMrealed by annuol contributions from a West Virginia foundation established by Mr. Maier. the hope . yean." . Mr. Maler with Qu.Ufied boy! from West Vir- tbat the Maier boys 1 who t.>ould Vir· Harvard University diaclo&ed today the identity of the ahunnue who a year ago pt.edged $2,QOO.OOO to a program for Harvard Collea:e tQ_ provide scholanhipti for . studenta. He i.!l William J . Mater Jr. '23, West V~rgi.nia lawyer and businessman wh.o attended Harvard :::ol· lege with scholarship aid in the early '20s. Mr. Maier called the new ' scholar!hip fund "only a partial payrrient on the value af those · Jejll' In 1 Rhoide1 enabled him to polltica and economtcs at College, Oxford.tlnivenh.y, three !'earl ,befcrrt enteriifc the Llw SChool. He p1'ePtted f-dr these studiel ill the grammar sehoolt of Elkln1, Wheelint- and Huntinaton, WM Vlrtlnla abel '"' Huntincton HiJ:h School, and worked a1 a taborer itt the Runth)iton railroad tbdps to earn money toWard hit cone1e eX:penats When ·he flalshed Law S<hbol, Mr. Maier retumed to Welt VIr-Cinta .and praeticed law for 15 ~n beldte epteiin1 buiineu. He now devotes himaelf l!ntire}J ;:,.,~~' ta hi! irite!oeats in naturAl ps and In th• mOj-cbbdt.o lldrale buJI· National~H Week Observed .,.., !J"''•·........ . .··- .... .......... lift Cincinnati 16 Xnler Ohtp 61 St. Louit 66 Loultvlll• II) Kanaas 79 "Nabr ..k• 74 Mluourl 59 Iowa lt. 57 IHHit 71 Portland 77 BuHalo 6J Nl..ara 5I Muhlenberg 101 Gettyaburg JS Santi Clara 59 Loyol• Callf. 53 Alhtthtny 82 Thiel 64 HIGH SCHOOL IAIKITBALL TOURNAMENT SCOR. . , CLASS AA · At Bedford· Cleveland latt T.c:h 69 Cltvtla_nd Cat"'_d tal Latin 60 Garfllld H•Jihte 60 Cltvtl•nd n... mCl!Vl...o. Wnt M"odatrtHe-Venl od NyJon-CaprolaD and man made fabrics .tnd c-orrespond· .iyJenlu · Nytrh- Danan; Pot:ref. tr mg trade oamtt as set up by the ' ~· ' ter- Da('f"on, V)fcfOn, .X:odel: Raj}' ederal Trade ComMIPIOn, fol- rm-Ct.tpinonl, nem~. Fort.iad, lows: ICordura; Spandex-Lyua and Ac-etatr-CelaneJe and E&lron; . • Acrylic-Orion , Acrilan, Cre•lan . r""ne; Tnacellte-Amel. Example~ Eefrm; of Jl'nt-nc names of 0)'nel; vi· as ''Quality Ohekd'' Mllt ·ln lite economical gallon }ug. gives you Qt;AUTY plus ECONOMY. Buy it today ___ _ at your door or at your store Vl~la, ond EASY BUDGET TERMS ~burl. edlumbPJ. &ad .J•"'' . . ' When pv.lwlnt prncrfptfQn to our Phomt• dot ...... ..,.. ....,.,... tol!ft ·~·~ ,~ ;.ui' 114 Anod ~~Cturat.,y-with lnt, frfth. drug~ictiY ~· your dochr ~4r.d. tPtoiil• rely on eUr PhonnDdtt b~cau•• , they kftow thtlr · ,..crlptlons .,... in Sldll~ ko•da. ' . ' HiileAIIJ! ' . d . . PIUQiPnall SIIYICI . ' . 7.(" ~ -r.(..J te.::- tt. ' ' • ~ f~ '~.~, ~ .I"~[ !!<• @l]}f) ~L Ct1tiset Bids fo JJe.Studied POMBROY, 0. r.:::::'lo ROOM GROUPS BIG Double Dresser with Framed Mirror - Deep Drawer Ghest • Compartment Bed STYLED IN THll TRAlllTIOH ot CIIA1'TSMIR 1H RICH GltAIN£i> WOODS, ACCIN'11!D WITH BRJLLtANT , TONES OF THJ ANTJQtJB ·,:.:~CI!lif.'; MAPLE" FINISH. ~ I • Hook Starting Season Again · As Hot Prospect NOTE THB ARTICULATE LOUVERED PANELS AND THE , BRUSHI.D BRASS ANTIQUE STYLE HARDWARE FOR WORKERS Winebrenner Is •s Top Free Throw Artist In SEO TAMPA, Fla. UPI-Jay Hookthe OOnUI; baby brougbt up from Se-attle in mid·&eaaon last year only to disappoint . the Cincinnati a Redt---ls atartlng thi11 season brl1ht pr(lspect aBain . Hook yielded only two hits In leftle Bob Mlller to 1 ~oss shutout ball Monday na the Mos~s blanked the Overo1, 3·0 in the Reds' first lntransquad gamE~ of ll()ring training here. Hook yielded nly tYIII hils In lour lnnlna:s, didn't &lvli! up a walk, and fanned two. "LI>tYour HOIJie ... Speak Wen Of You" $7.50 sq. yll. . The righthander from Grayalake, Ill., had a .2.96 earned run average when he was plucked frnm the Paclflc Coast League aport.ina 1 10.7 record. But he managed only &-5 for tbe Reds 1nd gave up 5.13 earned Tuna per a:ame In 17 outing• with Cincinnati. Hitting st1r of the lntraiQUid came was Frankie Roblnaon, who lashed out tllrt!e straight doubles for the oteros in a loalnt pme. ..... 14-t ar~caYIIIe 17·9 va Cyyaho1a Htlahta 15., At Mtrlon Northw.stern Union 27·1 vt la,_ nor 164 At Granvlllt Jthnttown 11o3 vs Gran•lll• 22-G 1fo•~· WMPiiONJGB~~ LITTLI TIN EAST LANSING, Mich. UPII The student dally nl!wapaper at L-'-· Birt, ........y, Ob1erved Sunday .41 Amold Home Mr1. Maxine Arnold and daughter, Susanna, entertained with a 11nner Sunday at their home, Ath· na road, honorlnl Mrs. c. L. .mold and Tamara Fowler on beir btrthdnya. A decorated cake Yll served with the dinner. Questa were Mrs. Arnold, Mrf.. --- - - - - ---:,..,--= :---::,....-:::-,..-----, - ~ listed . I and John Mllhoan of Marshall won unanimous voting for the all Mid-America Conference basketball te11m announced today by leq:ue coaches. f fhe oiher first-team choices were Ohio University's Jtoward Jollitf, Who was named on every ballot but one; and juniors OUver Wallace of Kent State and Bunk Adams of Ohio U. Darrow became the first player in MAC . hist-ory to make the selec-· tions three y~ars in a row. Some of his other laurels Include nine league records, Including highest season point total with 371 In 12 - ---- Cleland's M. Murr•y , . ~ .. , , , .. , . 180 at Ebenbach .. ·r, .. . . 156 BOWLING GREEN, 0. UPI- .....,.. RADIO and TV SAliS and SERVICE I SOROIUTY TO MilT 1_ The Xi Gommo ·Mu Cho,ter of lll'l.t Sigma Pbl IOJ'Orilr will li Low - . . . ,.~ QQ ~~ en)_fl'l ..... , :...~ meet tonight at 7:4!1 It the DAV ~ a~e fi~ a call it f0:28 a. in. t Hall m Pomero:r tor the election ~ednna: new will be added iDOfniii. f9 Clfftoh, W. Va. to take of orrl('(~n. it I:L.aa betfn 11 onoun- ~hta )'ear to maoy labels on doth· Qn. Att Kiriler fo. tlie- Valley ctd by lhe president, Mrs. NelUe ~In . M b pt~l if _1'1.. P eaiaiit for medica't Brown. .__.. mnt on are 3, • Dew iieatmeh 1. ltbelina: la.,, the Textile Fiber Prodtte'lt Identification Act wUJ Yetteril-,. It 3:01 p. tlf .. the • beeome "efteetlve. ifttdl• fti eaUeit tp: thl! Wri\ SHADE MAN (ITIO UhdB tbJ new law, the perMe tdmmtmt&, to the E. ..,-~ . Dl'n\'f'r f. w~ n. Shade Route 1, cerrtage of aU fiben maltinc up t;tlt re.ti!"eritt· to brfnJ Mr-1. Dov'Y ltas been cit~ to the Meiea more than flvt per . cent of the Cllf td the Melp <Jentral Hosp1~ (!(lunt} ~·ourt by the rtate Jiilbway total fiber wela:ht ot an artlr:le Mn. Cale tell on Ice at her hoJlle patrol charged wJth pa.uint with Of clothi..!ll mutt be a:iVen on the iM rftffe~ 1 broken hlp. She fa oUt assured cle-ar dllttnc~ . He label. A libel might re.ad per i'!POMed todd il rettfng co'tn- wHt appear !or he.arlnt Har.!h 14 wool, 45 per C(lnl rayon , and Hi fortlbt,. at thlf' ht~~pttal. the patrol reported today. percent nylon. 'I1te Label mUJt ·· ·' state tbe percentae:e of both na· tural tiben {cotton, linen, ~ilk and 1 I'Wtl ~INllb · $10. COSTS . wool) and manufacturo:d fibers. 'LIC ENSE ISSUED . Charles A.llene~h I!Jd curt The number of man-made fiben No~Jes,. ;RP,tb of Middleport, A marriage license has been is- developed has been so great that we~ ~~Jllld . fl-o and COlts eacb aued in Probate Court to Gary it baa been almOit imponlble for lU1 rU&ht. ~r • . ieaian qf co~ Wayland. 22, railr~ader, son of a eonaumer to keep up. The new tieJd lw Mayqr Ktmneth McEibm- llr . and Mrs. Jenmngs Wayland, labels -will be required to give ney. :rt_Ht two _,{J)en bad bee.n ar- Middleport, and Sonja Hendricks,· more Information than just the resled by Ml4d\fP.O.rt ~li~ and 18, da~~hter of Mr. and Mrt. Roy trade name · of the fiber . The genwere dlar.:ed wUb JDtOxlcahon. nendncb, Middleport. • eric or tamUy .name also must Jimmle Darrow of Bowling Green In a Ught rard or tourney play, the only other major .:arne in Clau AA ball walii Lakewood's 73· 151 poundin~~: of Fairview. Lake- . 4...... M.y .Q .wood used a lull~urt press to break Fairview'• uml-at•ll tactlct Cltvtland John M.rlhall 77 Rocky as forwArd Tt"lm Tenwick scored River 57 ~ points in the aectl~al •at n,...-•. a Lakewaod 73 Falrvl-. 51 Phll a-,rtemeB and Seott Law•• CLASS A addetl 20 and 16 point• Ior LUe At Zllntavllla wlnntl1's. Hoptw.ll 64 DaavartoWft 52 At Marietta REICHIDULID BOUTS Ntwpnrt 59 Bat11vlllt 45 NEW YORK UPI - Tbe 12.-: Vlnct11t 66 Fort F,.,. 41 round welterweight ellmlnattmt Ht<JH SCHOOL TOURNAMINT bout between i''cderico Thomp11un Tu11day's Schtdult of Ara:entlna und IBernnle (Kid) CLASS AA Paret of Cuha has been resched At ColumiMn uled to March 2:1 at "Modison Columbu, Llndtn 17-3 n. C:lrcl• Square Garden. The original Mar. ville 12.. 2ft bout belwt•en Argenllna's Ed- NIWtrlc 17·~ vs. London 16-5 uardo Laua~e and Canad1 's Wilf 1 Wathlntton C. H. 15·5 "''· ColumGreaves was moved forward to bus 1 ..t 17-4 March te. Gro.,. City lS-6 va GrMMivltw 11·t CLASS A AI Cantun Northwelftrn W•Ynt 2M n Me. Motorola com· pleted to have ladles of the CiH.I''Ch Guild sr:-ve the dinner which will start at 6:30 p. m. Tickets will be available at $2.50 per plate, and will ro on sale eal" ly next week from the high school, the offices of The Daily Sentinel and from Stark's Pharmacy i~ Pomeroy . OSU Presid('nt Novice G. Faw- ' the buketiNII tourrw~ments cett gave his ·· persunal and off1- w.~re an important ~rt of the cia! " blessing to po5l·sPason ath· educational porocesses of a high letic tourname nts and 700 fans school t.am . I do nM considjammin'g lhe Ohio Union ballroom er theN post-s..son ogamH." ALL-STARS Heart The 1959-'60 banquet honoring the All Star sqUli(J of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League In bUketball Will be held in the basement auditorium of the Sacred Heart Church jn Pomeroy Thursday evening, March 31, it was announced today by James Diehl, Jr., Pomeroy high school principal. COLUMBUS (UP!) - gave thE' 16-mcmber basketball team a royal thaok -you for bringing the Big Tl'n ehampionshi.p to Colum bus. Jo'awrett announced his opposi· tion to lh(' pcndm.e: bao on post· season sport proposed at last week's Big Ten ronfcrenec here. "I b.lievt NCAA chAmplono lhips are an integnl part of • unh1enity's •ftlletlc provram," he uld. " I always bellewd that Sa~red West Virginia MiJ1ionaire Pledges $2 Milli~n In Scholarships For Ohio; Monntaitieer Youth 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 8, 1966 I Homemaxer News I .Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llliddleport, o.. H!ll<h 8, 1960-3:. 1\flddl Sci!Jad . .. ; .... ~po~ J.; : T.._~ Ctinou ............... W umau I No n~ed ;., ,.crifice·6rg car quali/Y ~ «<D~m;-1 0~~ iOmpa<t ~ h<liti. THE l:'!i.RK h:ofllmlriouolnterllln, wtC!ullir)pomlmenu. bill""'t M•d•li•n State Univeni\)' wtu t!all the Bii Ten conference "the little ten" at leaeJ ~nUl conference nthlctlc dlrectors-~'tnd f~teulty rep. resentatlv~s vote May 18 on a rule PIOHT IIIUL Tl barring post-season athletic comUnlhd p,... lnt.matlon.. petition. The paper also laid NIW YOI.IC lt. Nleht4aa A_!'NI>' Michigan Slate should pull out of UPI-Sid L1.110~ 136, pu.rfo the conference if the rule Ja outpointect hd,. leMIII, ad(lpted. Arttntlnl, 10. qua_lity comtructioft. · '• • ··· 2·tl1MCIIAIIS . THE eilhera '··' 90 hp. V-8.And $]5.00 THE ,.·'-=•·=;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;.:;;;;;;.;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;:•II · Lt,ry Aumtller of Hartford, w. Va . • 'olr. and M.... WJ1b\1r Stewart. and r 100, Gary, Muon, W .. Va., and Mr. md Mn. Jack Fowler 1nd eblldi'ln, Tony 1nd Tamara, of Pl. Plnunt, W. Va. VISIT • • M-OOREiS LINI COACH ltlllGNS MOSCOW. Idaho UP! - llonald t;wartz, football line coach a~ the Univerllt)' of Idaho since 1958, re- f, " ANNEX ' •t~ned 1Monday to t1ke a hleh !chool eoachlne Job In Ohio. Swartz played tackle · for Ohio State Uni· vertlty, r We're In Business ~ POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY·2·2848 • FOR For Your Health TIRES We stand ready at all times to fill your physician's prescriptions with precision from fresh stocks of pharmaceuticals. MIDDLEPORT .... ' ' -~· • ., MU;FLIR~ &nd DUnON DRUG CO. .. • BATTERIES SEAT COVERS ' .'· TAILPIPES Freelnlttilltitlbd-'-Budget. Terms . • .; ···t FURNITURE . ... f</"1-,. ~; ~~~ . .. .•.. So. . n~...... lot ·~.-.:,.. *-'¥f~,lU,..~•·"-1t~~~,... ··-jh·~·lll11;'t y)ft,_ , ~"¥" • .... I' ' • .' . I M~SC)N, ~ r ' . I I W. VA· •. . ' .. •:. . �• \ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., March 8, 11180-7 two-p..ce wmdebleld wilh chrome ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;"J 1 pia led fume mounted at re.ar of MUELL.R FURNACIII. ... WISTifliCJ. nose body over reu bAnd JI'&D. r HOUSe •PPII.,.Cft. Arnold.,.. LEGAL NOTICE J~ 4 " brass chrome plated tub,.,.._._ $yr~"'... Ohio. PhoN Sealed bfUI:i wtU be recetved by 111" ruruun,g the full leD,£:th of tbe WY·2-6JI4. _ll·lf.tfc Lhe Village oi Mtdaiepon <It ns nuse body and curYt!d to the cOD ulllce In ..'.lludwporl, Uhlo, unul tuur of lhe rear of the body to fur· , AIR Cr'!NDJTJONING, REFRIGER 1 wetve 0 duck !l.oon on the H:lltJ 111Sb hand g,ral>ti wr urcmen rtdmg FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS .atlon service J.ac.lr.'a Refragera OilY OJ Much, 11100, tor the pur 1v n Ule runmng boud 111nd ~tepa RATES ttbn, New Haven. Phone TU cnase o' Ute (uuowmg de~~ocr1ued 1he hose bod)' posa at the rear to 3 e!enU ~r word, ol'le tnserboo. .Mirumum ch.-gt> - 60 ce.nts 2S537. IJ.23·t1 equipment, to wtl tl~ brass chrome plated One crosa 6 cenu per word for threo conset:Utlve lnsertlcns TELEViSION iADJO AND~ SMALL trtple {;ombmauon Pumptng En I tall at rear to provtde h&Jld grab Spect.al ~ oue montlt for 30 centa per wtJrd gme t tre App11U.Lus tor fueruen rtdmg on the rear step appltance repair Phone Otis v.n•r · a~ c Fu.U rate of 3 cenU; per word wtll be cllarged for advertismg onuructlon ::oL>It: h.and "taos al cab The rear Ml-cilntock, Racme, Ohto. d er ~ Ll'PS ~tnd 1unnmg • 1 he app&r~tus ' h a 11 •-1f not paid wtllhin 10 days after reeelvi.ng Di.Jl Hfc ~ un board& are to be 2 Erro"' in Advt'rt1Sln.g - Sdxmld be reported un.mediately The wnl~t~ o~prvv~d anti colu>tructnl wn.structt..'il. oi a SPt>~CHtl &afety Dall)· Sentinel wtll not be respon&ble for ruor~ tflan one mcor1 CU~l'OM lWILT K.lTLHEN DE- With due con~u.JentJOn to the na uead, ""htch ts non·liUP Ibc steps r~ lneertlOn sJgned fo: your bomJ Frel ea ture and dJslrltlutwn of the load .mJ runmng IJoarUs, as weU &a the 1 um tea lo'01o...n&n aud Aooott, to be sust<~tnetl and to the gen~ral 1l'Dden, are tuuy l!nclo.sed to pro-Card of Thllnk.s and Spec1a! Not.tcts of Events $1 00 Obltuanes 1 I Pho~ WY ·2·~21 8-6-tf c!Uifitctcr ot the llcr•nc~ lo Wb.lth L~.; t the llr~men trom ttymg mud. published at I cen t per word WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO 1 tne apparatu.s til to be subJe..:teu I 1 ne entire runnmg board, relll' 1~ 60c 90c $135 $4:50 •TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL , ""hen PHICL'<I mto serv1ce I ~Le p, and tender assembty to be 20 60c $1 20 $180 $6 00 I Applienc. r.-lr. Call Frank Carry•nt Cap.clfy ooaed to channel HOd angle 1ron ~ 75c $1 50 $2 ~ $750 I Captalna, 414 N. Second Ave.. 1he ;~pparaLUs shall be so de supports The oeraes 01 channel and Ads reeeived by 1o AM Will b!: 10 that day li paper , Middleport. 3 3 tfc sLgn~d au•U ~qutpm ~tnt mounted ang1e 1ron s upl)<.rt.a Wb1ch sup- WANT ADS """al No ..&V=ce tELEVISION GUIDE Dorothy Will Dav11, who rea1dea WSAZ.TV Chonnel 3 Legol Nott'ce (20) Business Services 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, March 8, 1960 I I I I I 1 1 I I I a.Ai1!l LEGAL NOT'tCI at P 0 'BoX 331, Saxton, Pennsy(. VIUlli, Dayton Will, who re11det at R D 3, Box ~SA, Bradenton, !"lur ada , Clarence Will, who restdea at Ual• Bend, Aru.ona, Harold Will, who restdea at Box 1~. Groton, .Massacbwoetta, Hosmer R WtU, who re&des at 102020230, A R A 1 0" H . M A A G, New 'fork, New York, Robert Almer Wtll, who re stdes at ti08 So Dubuque St, Iowa City, Iowa; WUma WtU Howe, who restdes at 407 W 8th St, Tipton, Jowa, Wilbur Leslie Wtll, who re lildes at 3821 King Street, Lemon urove, Calltorma, Mary Will HJch ardson, wbo resides at 9'l3 So Lem· on Avenue, EICaJon, Calilorma, .Mabel WtU Crtspm, who restdes at »ox 101, Rl 1, Santee, Caldorma, .frank Granville WtU, who r~11Ktes C~anne13-l'uesdOJ 4:0r;t Comedy Playhouse ~~~hut~:'le ~~ns~~=~aL~oe~wt:e~befr~~~·l ~~~~e~ema~~~ a'::~:~~ t~:t ~ ~\d~~ r:e ~~~: ~:ek:~sl~sa:t :::r/ea~~ :;~:~i~:: !:~~p~!nt w.•/,' I~~mev:~td~~a~er:~:;•s~~~ :ep7:~~: ~sl,8 ~ ~v'!N,tt;oe;b~l:::del~lm· clul.lmg the - 11100 water lanA, a fu1J ' ment Jll required A step e1ther of 2716 Creve Couer Mill Rd, B;i:d&~: l complement Of hre ho.se and uo I,ne rldgea or toldmg type to be tqn, Mmour1, Ronald PHONE WY -2-2157 I AUCTIONEIR 'iii~:J,~';';:;'_____'"i"':""""='""""C'"""""""""""""""""".,J W ttC~r£t.Br~ l)) Notices (9) For Sale A. c ra:AoFo:oorR o:'tut - --- - - - j 25-ti • •c ne, Ohio. I 11 'OQ · " lllllit LtiO Coricentrolloo 8'1S J1m -ibweklr Show e 25 Wea thercalt r,{'llo~< Plrturo' ~au 645 llunUey Brinkley Report 7.00 Cannonball 7 au Ul.ramte • 830 Startame ~30 Artbur Murray Party 10 00 M :Dquad 10 30 Phil Silvere Show Keao:il1D• llOO n tu or i;o_uen.., IUO It COUld II, Ycu . , ~~o Wd Dor Ne.. 1 10 'Movieth 1e 2 SO Loretta Youna: Sbow 'MI!P Youn.s J)r. Halon• a 30 From These Roota f .OO Comedy Playbouae 4:30 Adventure Tune 5·00 Steamboat Bill 5·30 Quick Draw McGnw 8:00 lllee,.bool BW 8·15 Tbe Jim Tha..U. BilOW lto\t Woalherelll J'SC NeW!P.iclulo 8·411 7-00 J!riO>Idu Rorort 7:111 e,ao 9:00 RIVER " !RAND NEW ZIG·ZAG SEWING . less Lhan live {~J meu wtthoul m ~upplleCl, mounle<l at lhe tront side Will, who restdea at OROIR NOW Early order discount on all or M h f JUry to the apparatu~;. (irove cucle 01 Lite stde compartmenla 1 den. Steel uloa wtlh 20 year me tn orlg ear- HOllE BUILDERS• BIRCH CAB!- (haul• · ' tonac Mak b ttona1 h actory 1 Comp.uttn~-nft Jere Jene Wlll, 1 NET rnakera Formica smk tops. L-ommerctal type tdt cab o.r cus !here shan be two (2) larae FR 11~ ruarantee Pole type ateeJ build bl"d u ~ 0 ee,d mono.Det Ina idea l for lo • fJnl I hed Free grams, V1D.:r• ·• ULH:Iloll cbl oc k Iald. House Iom t l pc. cab 1m war d operaueu compartments each stde One front •• .HOX aao,· iledstone f d In stttcnes, W 11 anII many thl 1 se Terma1 delivery on all ordero pla-d anry Oftly eSigns "•• h '"'" 10aL>e-A PP1ox l ,~.,. " C 1\ ut, and one Nar of tht' rear fender ba~. Frank Will, who ..... by week for $4l repaI~ o f a II d eacr1p tl one. Ca11 00 .. If desired Phone WY2-2204. Guy Joe Racine, Ohi(}. -Appcox l!U:I Lo W .Not .veu. J wo compartments at rear Jt. D. 1, Jeaup, Georgta, Roland G. • f-6t.c 2 24 Uc than .-.,,uoo tos Eu.,m~t-Muumum 10 front of rear step, large en•ugh, Will, who re11des at 51 .Mohawk 3 Racine Exchange. 22~ l7tc oOO cu m (counlt:c-o•.tanced crank l w carry p~rtabJe Hgbt generator Avenue, New Platz., New York; W. Gallipolis 1'76 on upper 128 10 Thomn M. Fain ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· BABY SHOES BRONZE, GOLD 8.haft1 H l-' - :t.1U Wlltlout exceed- ur ponable pump. AH compart- A. Wilson,, who re&Jdes at9W Wash ~~ ~eru:~:e\o~fe'!{n !~'!!.le~ Termite and .... t control er , Runs ltk.e new. Hu throwand Silver Plated Wrl&e: Ray- mg .,ow It 1-' '" Air Cleaner~ ment doors t9 be double Hanged mgton Avenue,. Renaselaer, New h 11 PrM m.,.ection, lnturance Nation· away bags Pay off balance .IJf mon~ ThOmas, Lang.v1Ue, Ohio. ~~<avy Uuly Ull l'tlu:r-(.;artrtdgl Lype, flush mounted, With chrome York; lv.a Grab•, who resades at t e Sl ' Lock 23• 14. 8 and 11.2. wMI•- t:ny t.rma. $34 00 Termt available. Phone 2 18 30U' Jype Axle .tronl --:- 9000 lbs. Ax1<1 HU!ID door latches. Doors to be 5827 West Montecito, Glendale, Condition of ' Mo.vable Lot:k&: PhoN r'onwror WY _ WY2 2204 3-4-6tc Rear-tti,JUO los. llutch - He<n Y weatherpruof w\tb plano · type Arizona· Erud 'L'uttle Zweyer who movable locks are up, 13 2 2366 Port~mouth PR 6-28.SO ~ CLILANIII .l.iuty 1:0::' nun•mum tueJ tank as r~: Automatic lights an all com-] reauies ~t 8134 Bullneck Rd, 'naltl- ! ~~~,~~::,:~~;;average 1 trap open • 2 29 tfc WINDOW BLINDS ANlJ SHADES ·~ A TV ••r,.lr ...,...... quJred by N::ntonal Hoard of 1> lr~ . more, Maryland, Robert Whlte, i at 7 a m 4 d~ees _-:-::---e-c-c-e-=--_:::-__:: VenetHt.n Hhnds, all stzes end P._n• WY-2-2255 unaerwut.ers, ::iteenng - Power T•nk who reside• at Sunrt&e Drive, . Water temperature fli!..LIABLt: PAHJ'Y WAN'f~D TOI coloar; Free Er;hmates Dale ,..,..roy, Otu.. trans-syncromesn 5 .speeCI. dtret: t ~gallon tank, constructed Town Creek Manor, Colifonua, take over 11maU rnout•J!y puy- 1 Wippel Supply, 21 ~ Umon Ave, .m Jth \~hee l s-c ast~;poke type lOgauge copper beanng steel, Maryland, tqad ClArence A Wtll, Ohio Rlv•f 8011&: Lock 13 menu. on Batdwm spmet p1ano Pomeroy, Oblo a+OOtc ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THJi 1 ilres- JO 00 x ='-0 ,tube type Trc .. tl Jnsade and outside w1th a who resides at 5817 Pear~St, Jack· C Beckjord down at 11:00 Soon to ~ picked up tn this __ __ hHis? DoH your toul nMcl ll.ront itegutar aca(l rear Mud & chem1cal and rust anhlbitor. sonvllle, J"'.orlda, and the unknown lnt? ...t Work. loWIIII Prices. .Soow 'wmushleld Wtpers-r;tet to be completely butt weld heirs of EHa Wh1te, deceased, wtll pm 6-5, Lock 19, Gene Hutchmson area wrne belore March Zlst BEEGLE PUPS, 6 WEEKS 4 to Credal Manager Post Olflce I llWLies, 2 females. 1el. WY2- RACINI SHOE IIRVICI SHOP I tnl! color - tted J<..xna .t4U•Jl rank top Lo be removable, w1th t.ake notice ,that Frteda Faehnle, down at 10.25 am, 0·3, Lock 23 1 Box 47, Manetta, Ohio First re6'1$1 3 7 3tp RAClNI, OHIO. uumt Heuter and DeH ··~ter-lvU complete U.cces.<~ to all compart· admtmstratnx of tbe estate of El l"red W Olcott down at 12.10 JliD puee w111 recetve first constder ---amp. Lcc~c N('VJUe Allernator- ments A mmnnum of at least one l.t Wb1te, deceued, on the 16th I 2, William Penn down at 3:00 atlon 3::, 6tc REASONABLE : COFFEE TABLE, L.tJJom~ l' iated tront bUmper- (1; cumpartment for each r.o gal· day ,of l>'ebruary, 1960, filed her pm, 11-3, Robert E. Reed down Telephone stand, lamp stand, Lnrome YlaLcl.l ral.lt~lOr sh~U ~tnJ 10ns of water Bolt~> and nuts 1.or reutlon In the Probate Court at ~ 40 pm ().11, Irene Shotan &old chair, telephone WY2-5293 gmt - We~>~ '~ oasl uurrors t.lr se..:urmg the tank top to be rust within and for the County of down at 12 15 am 3-1; Beaver N011CJt: TRUCK GlWWERS Will 3 7 6tc :.tlt. 1 eath s1de- J.JuaJ ll:llitloll ~;~~ • c~ • olall L Plpmg between tank and Me1gs and the state of Ohio, alleg down at 7 20 am 2-0; l F . Frei· have Southern cabbage plants berger down at 9 50 am 0.22; Bob GE VACUUM:--c: C-:-L=E-:Ac:NE = R- SW :__:IV - EL I •~m pump to be :l.'h " wtth 2'h mches lng that the pervllal estate of Benter liP at 1·~ am 1().9; Har· ahe last ol March and tomato F1r• Pump ~o mtnnat1on a1r vent and ovP.rflow.' sald decedent lll msuf11c1ent to pay plants w April Call or brmg tops amt roJI easy, used very to be nudsh1p mount 750 GP~I. 5 mch tank hiler wnh stramer her debts and the charges ol ad· r1et M up at 3 lS am 2-0; Cororden to charles R Harris, nell up al 4 30 am HI anP -one Must aell this week ( Ca.. two st~gc twavy duty ceht!ugat ul d htlle. ~6 00 conu>.lete price. Phone Cl un scrt!w type cap the o\·ertlow I mmrater Ing her estate derrick Doat, St. LoUis Zephyr Portlund, Ohio, V1 3·2693 WYZ·2204. . -6lc ljll ·~c patailet .scrws type lhe pump :.(} destgned that tare hose will not Thllt she died seiZed m fee sim· 34 3 8 6tc Before 9:30 A.M snaH oe nronze ~un brunze (II~ g~t wet tf tank overflows from ple of the foUowmg deacnbed real up at 9 am 4·2, GallipoUs, Island Creek up at 12 20 am 1().(}, VuJ. 250 AMP FORNEY ATC WELDI'.."R ~ Mlddl.,ort WY·2·2649 cnargc and mtake mannohls 'U1c ullmg A valve on panel to be pro. estate, to-Yilt: I~J wtth only 6 hrs use Also 80 ft J hmeroy WY·2·3195 pump to be fiO designed to allo"' vtded between tanx and pump. Being Lots 82, 84t 95 and 86 in can vp at 7:15 am 11-0: Wincbesof weldtnj cable 120 amp -3~ KAUTZ FlED STORI Lhe operahlr lo thau.gc from vul lnnk waLer level gauge on opera the V1Uaae of Syracuse, Me1gs ter \IP al 8.00 am 5·0; .Mlke..... Cre 1DaD FOJlD 2 DR SEDAN FORMdttor up at 9 50 am li·4; Ovee up At Chaster pol~ ,witch box and fO ft No 6 ume to pressure or v1cc versQ Wllh tors panel After treatment no Countl•, Ol\io. er owner recommended this car 1 at 11 00 am 12;.(); Lock 27, Sarah 3·wlre heaV)' c.lble. All for Yukon S-214$ uut rcau.:;mg engme speed. !he welding will be per!ormed on The decedent acquired title to I-or belniZ e11sy DR both gae and $~ 00. Clillt wy 2.2vza or WY2HAMILL IIR.VICI iTATION prtmmg a~v1ee w De u1 Lhe rot<Jr} tank Lots 82, 84 and 86 by deed recOrd· Kate up at 11.30 am 3-0., Olt $695 00. BlileUJUifll, Pome3141 3-~-a:tc a.tore 9:00A.M. Lype, posmve attmg A pump hw koJt•r RHI• cd m Vol. 127, pg. 469, Meigs (;ounKanawha River Boate: Marmet fO)'. 3·2 6tc A.IINny 3351 rn!ll.tlon p11nel convcnhmuy Jo~.at rwo booster reels of at least ty lJeed Recoras. .Sne acquJrtd Helen Z down at 12.46 am 3·0. NOW IS 111E 11ME TO START Every Day Serviee et.J tor the tuorJcatLOn ot the pump 200ft eapauty, equapped with 150' t1Ue to an undmded ~ mterest m Good Cl••n UAd Can PlaJIDIDJt your "l'liOS'fY CK.h:ME and the pump lll'anngs Hemute ot 1 mch 1 D h1gtt preuure hose LOt 86 by deed l'e(Orded in Vol HONOR MASARYK All Mak" and Modele OJOUi>.: " :.take real profits on I CiUL.cll corur01 suppucu 'l'tansm•,.. each reel Coupled in 50 tt at, page 100. Meigs {;ounty Deed WASHINGTON UPI-The J;'ost 120 MITIOPOLITAN MOTOU .YOUr ICe cream sales. Ice cream IliOn lever loclt Verntcr screw· lYIIC h~i1Kth5 H.eell to be Hannay Elec·I.Hecords. She acqmrid the remam- Office issued a new stam~ Mon600-606 •••• Ma'" lt. throlue, ltiruke locft to se t bru(; ~ tr ~~. wiLh manual bevel eear re- mg undmded "12 Interest In L<Jt 55 day honormg Thomas G. Maumachanes ror every need <.:om _ _ _.:_P.:_ om•ror, Oh .. plete ,Piann.m&. Wr1te or oall; ,. ~ · fi~ . .PUUWtn.l:. £merfleney or wmds &aster reel rollers and oy AdldavJt of 'franBier recorded r;yt, f-ounder of the. Ciech Repub.... ~c l\.1tebtm ~mer, Inc, 220 J'RD · 'NSPECTJO:Nit. '" ' ,li~r\d bh~it to be rear 01 fue (Chrome .plat..S~·tq be pro. an Vol 162, page 210, Mc 1gs lic af'ter World Warl ltl•s a :'ltham· 19114 BUICR IIPECIAL 4 DR. ~~ l'O>Uth :St., Parkersburg, W. Va.l WY·2-2'774. Gllmore y... tump J.acn.omctcr un v.ancl, Uund eacb s1de of bocJ,f with een. PIOn ot hbert)'" The stamp Wll Wil'l, dynallow drive. .Like nl~ l'hone loA :G-7o7J 3 5 Jtc t)tore Vaughan Pest Control Ca ~.;oumcr ouuet 1ur LIUUill,l pump tt:r roller hctwt..-en Teell. Reels to 1'wo (2) Aluminum pike poles. issued m four and eJght-ceht delwlah ~7116.00. Blaettn~tra, WUU.LlTZEH SPINET oa. Member vf National t'est CI,ID· spel·d rcuUtugs Plugged outlet lor be mounted between cab and hose 1-lUft. 1-12 ft. nommahon\. Pomeroy. S.2-6tc l,.>:it;iJ __:.:._ A , d trol Association. 12-3-tfc L.nder .... mt•rs tcsl gauge 1-'rebtiUfe body, above pump compartment AluJmnum ladders and pike 1963 CHEV. 4 Dft. SftDAN . WEEK u N - 2 keytJoar 8 and pedate gauge hooked to Lhe d1s~harg~ sade Hooster hose to be equipped wllh poles to be Aloo-Ltte or lt.l ap.. County Deed Records end 1peclid. $386.00. BLaettnars, Wllh coni umt Mt~hogiUJY lin· ot the pump ComiJmatton pre11· Lwo (:.!J Wooaler Vah-fog NFlOBE proved equal. The prayer of the petition 11 for l'umeroy. 3 2-6tc tsh. hepossesst..-d hom orlgmal ( 20b) Insurance sure and vacuum gaUlJC Go\'l'rnor 1 mch thread nozzles. 40 GPM rat- i:qutpnwnt the sale of satd real estate lor the -- -~ - - - -owner l'arty wtth reUuble credit or rc~ular type J)ret~.:mae control to booster reels to be 1 Uoubie female suction hose paymenr of the debts and charges 18153 PYMOlJTH CAMBRIDGE, m.11y buy. Reasonable terms or DON STIVERS operatctJ Jrom .he panel ' on operator's panel. Also adaptor 4"1ii mehes by :.!','.: mch.es aforesatd $:l600\.. Hilton Wolfe, Jr, Racash. lh..: loHowmg pump conneellons controls operuUnj,\ booster reel Jong type with swtvels on each end The persons. Cirst above men· 3 7 3tp Used Winter Spinet plano Mahogto be furmshed motors to be on operator's panel. 1 barrel type stramer. cine, 0 ttoned wall further take notlce that 1HD7 MERCURY MONTERY, ' 1my 1m1an a -J conaltlon 1 • Low 2 - 4'r.i" 3ucUon mtakc~>, one Mulors on booster reels must be 1 ~~" Wye w~tn clapper valves. they have been .made parbes de dr. hard.top. NercomaUc. R&H ptlce. Wrtte t.o .. thu the Plano each sade w1Lh lun.: bundle cap~. exploston proof of the cham.driven Two female and one male, .::!~" fendant to nid petition and that extra cltan, extra nice inside [ Man," c/ o WendllHt 7th and 2 - 2~ " V~tlvcd Sucllon Jlllake, openmga. they are requaed to answer \\>arrcn ~t., Manetta, Oblo, or one on L H s1de, and one ll H. 1 lJO\(ble male 2~ mch. 1nd out. tl6D6.00. Blleltnars, same on or before the 23rd day of pnone •·rontler a6UU7 for destdc 1 Douote female 2!wl ". Pomeroy. 3·2·6tc tau1 a - 21,2 " Dtscharge valves, two Two (2) six·lnch lMade controlled 1 Reducing coup.hnQ 2~" fentale Apl'll 1960 3 6 !ltc f :-::--~----:--_:__: Phan• WY·2-3561 Mlddllpart on left 111dc, one on r1ghtsule clectrtc searc:blii:hta mount- by llf.l" male. , FRIEDA FAEHNLE, Admin0 I I ~ 1"'" !J"chargc opetun gs al wtndsb!eld poata. 1 15 lb. C02 Extinguisher monntistratnx of the Estate of JIOOVER eonatelltUon sweeper, ,.. J I the rear o! ho:.11 body, one each (2) electric 1wivel hoae body ed m proper bracket on truck. EUa White, deceased. fi'S BAARNEs-s:-PSON ~~I.JllANi.':)lj s:de, under 1 1r~" hoso com partmounted oo rear body posts 1 20 lb. dcy chemical ext. mount- WEBSTER & FULTZ, 1 year old; old f••hklned fire· UIIO BOATI place bench and old faehloned and up wtlil• lht~ INt. Mttto~~:eota, tadleJlort. re. I.uto- ments, controll~d Jrom panel · (2l pump 'auae lljbta ed m proper btac.ket on truck Attorneys for Plaintiff t.rik1na c(ock. <.:'all Wl·&4'tU polhtn Molon. 600 L Main :~blle, Bonda Phone WY-2All Intake .and dLscharge open· 1.21 under hood Ughts. At· t1 Umveraal Spanners. (3) 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; (<) 6t< 1 tc after • p m. it., Po.Mroy. Ph•n• WY·2411'0. ·a. mgs to be provided w1th chrome to lihit1on switch. 2 Adjustabie hydrant and span8 8 6 COMPLETEJ'iiiuWc!! ~ plated caps w1th chams se(urt..'d (2) 6" rear red flashers oer wrencbe1. U·14-tto UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING -wcttou. Lift~, M~UJ.o, .t lrt, Pollo. Upeflltllon o'f all sucJL op~i!mngs Two 6" front red fiashen. 1 Pick head axe Ia holder, 6 lb. .MaclUoe. W11J Hll for ~ 00 pluB taU Don lohddlepon., be controlled frum the operators One Beacon Ray 4 beam lliht 1 Flat bead axe Jn hGlder. IJ lb $8.40 due UJ tor nrtw puts. =.::c::::-:-:-'=-::-::=--=c~. OliO. panel. Rl:lmovable stramcrs inoil cab. 2 F-5 Carpenter 7-,. volt hand LEliA:. NOTICI a..t-6te MOOIRN 4 ROOM HOUII _ 0a stalled m suction mtake1 All exlr• taU 1isht. lanterns. Phone WY2-2204. Can No. 12,795. valves to be 1/4 turn ball typo Federal Q2B sJren. 2 J.,_" Wootter Varl-Fog noz. l.Jncoln Helihtl Gllll furnace. Sgt. Anthony C.:!rdtllo, whose 3 HOUSES, ONE <.:AN 81!: HAD Sell with no down payment or (21) Real Estate qu1ck openmfl valve:~ All rear bUJZer. ales. 125 GPM No. NP'V 1S. last known addreu was RFD 1, by taklni over ()l)'ments An rent at $6000 1 montb. call vaM!s to have pos1t1ve Jockmg dtJCompartment lliht In1 2~" Wooster Playpape. PGL LangvUle, OhiO, is bereby notllied llque •creekn, dee k, ro~l~~op, 1956 Pomeroy WY-2·3830 or Point FOR SALE. 5 ROOM HOUSE v1ce l'ump punel mlake and Ut~· cab. type. that on the 21at day of November, Dodae P1c up, 1n g....,.. shajle. Pleuant 162ti. 3-2-ote with bath. Nice locatlon. Melvm cb111rge opemngs and all not lused to be con1 Wooater NF1DSF aozale to fit 19!8, Margaret Alm Cardillo, beint: Phone TU 2 3381. 3 8 6tc Hood, 111 Locust St., Pomeroy j and gauges to have chrome or tuse panel on fare wall PGL playpape. plaintiff, lded her petiHon aa:atnst 2 23 i:JOtp stamless steel collars A Ia reo platnl:r marked and .lu1ed/or 3 SlPooth .bore UPl to tit Wooat· him ·as defendant In the Court of TROPICAL FISH ANU SUPI'LlES ( 14) LOwell 'McNickle Antiquity, 0 , &hlelded metrument pand to Witb ctrcuat breakers. er baae untt BF; alles 1 inch/ Common Pleas, Meigs County, Sian In yard 3 8 6tc "'P"rtmtnlt. Pe.pt.'a T•u"" _. I'OR SALE. FIVE ROOM. HOUSE mounted on the left 111de of Lhe Syel•m 1!4 mch/1114. incb. Ohio, Clle No 12,'1911, praylng for V't.. tt., oH lutternUi Awe.. he Bob Ncllon, Jtutland. truck with all gauge11 and pump four battery IYitem coneistin& 1 Wooeter AP10 Qphcator. divorce from sald Sgt Anthony Pom•ray. Phone WY·2·2127. 2·21H2tc control valves .lltt~upcd l.IILd 6 volt 100 amP. batterJe• 2 to" booka-front • BA.LED KAY t'OR SALE. Phone Cardillo, on the lfounds or experly J.lbeled. The 11.auges the llre truck mtnu- 1 tow eye - rear SH 2-f807. 3 8 Htp treme eruelty, and plaintiff al~ ,as an assembly m a ~;epanlc re· a selector switch on 1 Akron Bra• by-pa&l type praya for custody of minor child· l'OK SALE I ROOM !lOUSE movable atalnleaa stt~el or chrome 011 foam cductor; 1~ inch in~t/1~ ren and other proper reUef. Said with buth, \.23 acre• of wround. plalt.>d panel Heat llldiC<~tur and to incll olitlet. , • cause wUl be for bearb\1 orf or Melvin Uttle, Che1hlre, Oh10 1" Nir 491 t-.Akfon Bri• 2 inlet after the 18th day of April, 1980. 7-room frame, oU pressure gauges on pump panel I IUIIII 6 !\Wid ti.UU~, 4 llvtNI MIDDLIPORT Portable · MUltivC!tlll Dehqe Gur Margaret Aon Cardillo, bath, 1a1 furn111ce, 1lorm door1 Apparatus to hav~J aux11lary ( ool· •~N~n.auuu. aud 0 ruoo. apan-. aH Htc ang system In additiOn to the mam with top mountane: fixture. Plalnll(j and windows, garage, and several ment. A. N. BenaeJ, Pboa.~ SELLER'S KJTCIIEN CABINE'C 1 Paeiftc - Mercury Ugh& plant, J B O'Brien, coolmg sy1tem so dcsa,;ned lo wv. ~~1~. 11·:.-Uc buUdtnt: Jots $7600 00 lnd · eide~ cabineb, llke new. Kit2600 watt. motor cool durmg ail pumpwg ~IROY - &.room frame, bath, for .Pl1inWf chen baiC!, bedroom suite and oper¥t.iona. It 1s to be uf the ctoscd (.; waterpcoo! mount400 ft. HI inca D. 1. rul:tber Attorney (1) s; 15, 22,· 29;(4) hot water heatln,ll, 1hade and out other art1clea l,lume WY 2 2584 •"EW MODERN 3 ROOM AND on pump panel tused ijned fire bose. b11th aJNtrtmcnt. PhDnll WY 2· of bJgh wator l erm1 at $8000. type so that antifree:~.e 3 7 31p alternator. 200 ft. 314 lacb ''o. J. DH1 3 8 12tt &YRA.CUII - &-room frame, bath, cannot be diluted A v111lve (or mil radiator supplied on Finish & Ltt-.rlftl lined fin hole. FINE Jt:MEY GUERNSEY IIEI· ,.. lurnllcel, double carage, 2 HoM lody best grade enamel• and fln· Only Natioil.al thde name FER. PbonR WY2-2718. ( 171 1011 oo c\'lrner. $6M»>.OO. l'he hose bo4y to be made of 12 rqateriala to be used. All *Ill be a~pted,. Nattoornal~ :~~; VIRGIL TIAPOIID, ISaiHmln be tborout:hJ)' deanld and tlaed ll~erahue to be al CARIUEit WANTED TO DELIVER lox 22t l'ltono WY :H731 gau,:e cold rolled stretcher level papc~~:a on N)'e Avenue. If Jnterbody 1teel. Hose body to be 72" before paintina wlth beat bid . .&rind of hose mutt 3 s II< wlde. The base supportme the metal treaUn& solutlon proved by Middleport Fire eJted call WV 2-216'1. coat of paint to be tboroualhl J partmenl '· '· 3 7 lie G. I. BUY WITH NO DOWN PAY· hole body ill steel we~ded chunnel MENT Fra~me home for Sale, conatru.ction to &ive exceptional sanded. All metal fin~ primed ~ ltema to btl uparately prleed~ It tJ requested th~t tJie follow· I ij I 1632 Uncoln Hciabla. Pomf'l oy, rilld.ity to the hoae body and furm fore assembly 10 that all 1eam1 Ohio, twu (2) B. ft., lar&e L. R., • solid base tor Lhe b001ter tank. and. overlaps ar.e cov~~ by paint Jn• l~ema be included in the WILL DO HOUSE WORK BY DAY nlce kitchen with wall and baae 1'he enUre hose body is covered before mstallatlon, ~UI, pre~en&· plete lN<t ln•t' ~l... tfpata&e ·~;~J or hour. Baby elltlnJ In evenlns• quo~ Jd _ , cabineta, metal cabmet &ink, full wit.h a bud wood llatted remov mg rust at the 1eama. Ftuilh coatt for the NIDI 3 'l ate Phone WY2·2>682, bath with tub, plastered walli, able floorboard. It aball have a polished to a hlgti JlOll. All let· that tbey•~ ' deleLtd. fnliln bard wood finish, one half ( 'ri J carryin& capaclt)' of not less th.11n tcrtnc and decoraUon ,ln tenWne purchue if 10\1114 ntceNarY or bi~ement, gu automatiC> ho& wat- 1000 ft of Jlh;" D. J hre ho~ tn gofd leaf. No decals of any type slrable, two-wit: (201 Busirie~ Brakeloe'k, rear y.lttdshield,llde er heater, convenlon 111 flnid een~er and tkKl lt. of 1'11:" D. J w1ll be acC:epted. Color~ be Jolid 101'1 Till IIRIIICI AND 111(cab) hJmf arlbs electric mot.ora furnaoo, new Cha~berlalt~ ator11 fire hoee Two (2) partitions m red. movll. Phone WYI-M7S. H•M on booatv teelaa: fOIJll eductor. Pl· door• and wlndoWa, Joocl shinlle hose body ea~:h to be aUacbod at front of body e.nd. properly ollach· (2.) 10 ft. lenatbl Qf •"~" ~fic~Mert:ucy U8,bt pl.tnt, deluce ~-, roof, plYanlzed autten and D. Slalloa Wagoaa one lb n: ~ength :t\i" &mooth a:un and. mounUag, power ateerin1 S., city water, n111tutal 111as. septic ed or Jllpporiecl at rear, to be all 1. 0. MoCoY Obo!ce ot three - aU V& Some 1\etl and to keep 2\i '' hose bOft hard auction hOM, eouplcd and dual ia:nition. tlnl!., nice lawn well drained. Va· AUCTIONIIII hive powera:lide or turbogl\de, .; ;;m:i) cant. priced at $8,500 U you are a ted from 1~" hose. Capac tty of wUI:l expansion ring \YPQ coupUnp r Ally lfem contitned •-2.Lono- Jhle. 1)0Wer llietrh.. and brak88>. Ra· varies 1.! a G. I. and can q•ulify for a V. each 1.1de compartment to be 300 and eqUipped with long handles on ~itled di~ Mraler, tu-tone pamt, white U1catio01 A. Direc:& Loan with no down fl. of 11ti1" hOM A rear plex1 gl.a,t;s feanale sw1ve!.s. MJI:TIIOD IIADIATOII wl.ll. All are very tharp, .Lik& FACfORY Three (3) sucUon hoe earrylnf: ln payment, you can mi;)Ye in and cleaniJIJ and repalrJna by trainnew lntlde end out. trouahs with quick openlna ecttn.,.,. rent until your. loan ~me• ed radiator Jpeclall~t•. All wwt tric type brightly poUahed c\un.Pf. tbrou1b. Also wUI ~elt 6n·Jand $~5 a:uarantee4. Free e1Uma&es. Fait Lod<lon j eonttaet wltb $1,000 •down. "Will 811 ACIIE FAIIM AT ume dtJ lfrYiee. Ha9:ett'a One (1) 3S fl. 3-aecUoo,.~wnlll­ Star, &ood 3 nom 1ell and take Flnt »ort.caae for Sobio, 'Pomeroy, Phone WY2· bu.Udlnga. water, ladder. 6(]% at 4'/r lnt On Ul·f'ean man, aehool bWI, Tlwt' rllhl Extendable IYPe alimtln· Now if you ,.re lntere~ted tenna. 3877. 3 wllb ,..,you+ !oe~I REALTOR or "lll- IIKHI I~~~;,ladder. ·~ !1. ~ cloM<I a~d all wa&er. Contact Sam ~"!'·'!l­ l><t oll,LON & BRAIINON, I~ 10;11. ~ Ull. RoyltOido....... •R!!ALTORI. Galllpolil. O~ln.• REPORT I ! ~tt l:m~t~ ~~o!~n~n:tit:,~,p:~~ S~perJilan 6:00 Lowery Showtirue 2 IILLID, 7 IN.IUIID -Two othera injured Wh8ft thil bulldio& at tha Sinclalr Oll Ploy Youdi:QJtcb 1'2:00 Tt.th ~:30 Adventure Time 1!00 . Steamboat P.Ul 0.:..1'$0 1~· 80 ~ler, ~ le~~ up~~':;: o~ol~~:r~;~ f~~isop:~ I aJJ DJ Channel 8- Wedlltscl., "00. • Aouf M01tln ll~ow if 00 l(oJnper JtdOtir. ' .o,oo .n.rr•H l1e25 WHTNr Auto Soles a Channel13fuesday l:Cto Tlte Brt.Jthrer Oa7 ,. •:15 ~t storm 1,3( ld~• ol Nllll>l 1,00 ..,_ ThHe Slotl&'!l 1:30 Life of RUeJ' J:OO Arth•ll' J. Smltb~KIWI '"' 1:11 laloiiiVIlil Sitoe 1:30 Amos 'n1 ~>Aad1 f.JO i'rontier ~ ?·30 To Tell the .Truth 8.00 Dennis O'Keefe Show 8:30 Many Loves of DobJ GiHII " i:OO 11ghtrop~ ):30 Rejl Skelton Show 10.0{1> Garry Mcore Show l:OO 11 O'cl~k Newll • U:IO A Look at the wea~ T n. erm.te Controt _____ '*'"' Morine !lupin ie& AND""MOroRI .,~ 8.30 Philip 10i~ Alcoa :t'ris!rttt' 10'1\1) ' Keep Tolklnt n.oo The .News Tontgbf U,;9,6 Scannlng Ute Weatba ~ ·1& Sporlo Reporl 11:16 Lat,e Show L2:40 s.pn of! ..,v- I l9o >I at 10,000. epidemlca. I S ( or e •1 I I (9J the to avert one ot the demotiUoo rubble. The 00 I wave by thoUMII.diL of and nre Wbieh leveled I - "- • Legal Notice I0-For Sole or Rent For Rent -------=----: __,...----------- C.&lu/lulft ==--- - - - Help Wonted 0 t:rnptoymenr --Services . 12tc-1 •.,... ..-.ure lollf,tall. f"1 . I t. . 11 ., , nE~ater IS , ' . 'legal Notice , •.•., _UGAL Ca.. II•: 12,t7' L(l],JELLA NOT I~ I -Ill· ROUS!Y, w~t­ unkno~ ia plaec!! 11f 'teaidence ta hereby noUfled that on the 22nd da> Jlf JanljlU'y, A. D. 196CI. l!uJb C. Rousey, belnJ plalntlfl, filed hill peUUoa agam1t her u defeD· dant in the coun qf common Pleu Mttp Count¥, OhiO, Ca•e No. 12,9'14, prsyibg for dlvoree from the .n.id LOueUa M. Rou1ey on the 11'0~1 Of GrOll Negleet of Duty and E:ir.treme Cruelty, and P)alp. allo Pfl)'l for other proper nUef. Saiil e1use will be for heariDI on or after the 30th day of J4ucb A- D. 1960. ur, HUGH C. ROUSEll' Crow • Potter, Attorneya for Plalntltl (2) 18, 23; (3) 1, 8, 18, 22, 211. 'lie crow. Aulborllod COLEMAN ' . DEALU PLUMIING and ILICTIUCAL RIPAIU M.iiiRYICI , CHASE HAJtDWARE ., Harold OIWo, Jlir, Phqno WY l·HII lAc.,... St. avdclll,lrt ' Channen 3 Wednesday ~"~,.. tiJr.)O ' NeW• ' 8:-IB, 1e&ptaln .KJ.n!PJ'OG u.S 8. oo' ([:art.OOn 'fbeatet - '"-0.00 Red Rowe ShoW \' • 1 \CUO On the Go o· ' Tkt A.ee•ttt ' h Mostly hMisic ~·New' HalfRo~rOf NANCY--· STOP ACTING- LIKe AN INFANT Of Town talk The F.ROM Pt.. Pleasant \. 'I~:!!~'~ safety et p an acddent famUy need1 h1a end, in moat eases &he economic loss aC!C!'Ompany a ser- �Ohio St J i t ,\. h ~ I I ! . "'" IL! h & 1\l;h Sts. 01~ ' 8-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• March 8, 1960 I Around A"-' Ab.out 1. Middleport Pomeroy Junior Class Presents Play To Large Audience At Auditorium Last Nite -- SFC Robert Cochran . of the Pt . Pleasant NatiOnal Guard. announced today that the J664th Ordmance Company IS scheduled to stxmsor a ·rouples only' dance w the Unit's armory Friday night. The d~tnce was on gmally slated for Feb. 20, but was postponed due to inclem~nt weather cond1ions ' Coc hran said th e d:m re IS open to lh~ publll', but only couples would be ildmittl·d . Sea ttng capac1ty of the armory IS 600 per&ons. Pnce of .adnuss1on will be $1.00 per coup le. ' '' Music for Friday's event w1ll be furntshcd by the 'G Noles'. Hours of the dance are from D p m tlli miclntght, acl"O rdmg Lo Cochran, chai rman of the en•nu11:'s festivt· ti"S I - - - - - - -- - Firemen Benefit Dance Is Friday In Syracuse A ~low and f.ut dnnre cont~st and a cakt• walk will be lwld w1th priws l:iven at lhe record hop al the Syracuse .:rade sdtool hou~e Frttlay evenmg March 11 from 7::m till 11 30 by th e Syra· cuse Ju ntor l'treme n. They Will sell pop , Cindy and pop corn . Don::~t 1o ns to the Jun1or Ftrenn·n will [}e 2!1c ~;mglc a nd 50c double . Mas\1!1' of Ceremonies Will be J< ue Ch tef Woodrow Hendrix. E<~ch mCmber of the Lad1cs Auxi· J1a ry are to don11.Le home made candy To have candy picked up at your home C<i ll WY:.H>-180. Procccda from thi~ record hop w1ll go to huy new equipment . --MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, 01110 TONIGHT " Ll'L A.HNElt" Peter Polmcr, IA!slie Parrl&h Not Open Wtdnnday • THURSDAY ond FRIDAY ''Bf~LOVED INFIDEL" Gregory Peck - Debor-ah Kerr ·~::;:;::;:;::;:;;::;::::;:::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:, ill PLAN and ARRANGE YOUR NEXT ePRIVATE PARTY " • RECEPTION • eBANQUET Reedsville Girl Scouts Meeting At Stewart Hall I Srout5 will observe Girl Scout We"'k by holding their f1rst meet· ing of Lhe year, TueBday etrening tn Stewart Hail from 7 to 8. Ea(h gnl Is asked to bring o penny for each letter 10 bet name for the ·Juliette Low Jo'und. No dues will be taken . Girls in· flr,t grade at Ri verview School who wish to become Brownie Scouts are lnvlt· t>d to attend this meeting. Slide& which were taken laat year at the Halloween and Chrlatma1 parties will be shown durin& tlte evening. For 11. communat)' project each yei.r a rew day, before ChrJBtmaa the Brownies bring fruH ond the Intermediates brin& candy and co okt c~ whtCh they have made and fill boxes for the shut.Jns In the community. They deltver these and &lng carols to the aged and stck . After completing this project the girls du1contmue their meetings until marcb. They meet uch week throughout the remainder of the year. Leaders or the Brnwnie Troop 180 are Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Mra. A. C. Stewart. Mrs. John Jletzer, Mn . Paul Nicholl and ~ra . Ernest Whitehead lead the Inter· mediate Troop 179. Racine Concert Band To Present Spring C?ncert POMEROY'S liST Private Rooll'lill For 10 to 176 People FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. wlth Merchants PoUco ~ ervlce HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Bcvera~r.s Unit! 2:30 A.M. I The Racine High School Cnn. ...-ert Baod, unncr the direction of Bernard Krinke, will preaont Ua annual Sprina: Concert, Marc h 20 at two o'tiBCk, It Is announced . 'M1e concert will be held at the high school auditorium and a 11lver of. fcrlng Will be taken. 'J11e selection• for the program wt~ from excerpts from opera to 1i.':~~rtn folk sons. Mr. Krinke state11. The public ll tordially Jn. vlted to attend the con~::ert. The grou.p also mal3e plan' to serve a light breakfut to the memben nf the SeDior choir on Ea1ter morning foUowing their presentation of the Sunrille Ser· vice which the .choir Ia eponsor· ing. Counselore: of l~ 'WYF are Mr. and Mra.. Rlch.rd Vaushan and Mrs. Everetl Bachner. Members preaent were Relen T1.ylor, Pat Lowery, Serne LewJs, Janiea Zit; ltle, David Lyons, C1rroll L)'ons, Carolyo Ruasell , Cinda Sauer, Alan Wallace, Bruce Wallace and Miss Buchanan. Rev. Howard Rup· pelt, Pllt<U' of the church also met~ta with the youth. P'resbyterians Hold Special Session Monday GeDrle Hatpilt.on and )[rs. Lin· . The Rock Sprinp Granae Bowl· nie Bra&g ue ·IH. th!: team were in Sp~ngfield Saturday Y:r. and Mn. noyd Spence, Mr. and Mn. Gflrald Violet and Mr. and Mrs. Deru:il Qoet)elo called nn M.n. Jennie Routh, Sunday. Recent vi1iton at the Plllnter home were Mr. and Mn. Taylor and son, itlr. and 'Nra. RIY· mond Taylor lr., and daughter, to compete lD a bowlinJ tournament Memben -of tbe team ue Harold •Blatluton, Robert BDW• en, Roy Grueser, Bill Radford and wuu.m Geore:e Wagner. ..... ----- Donna Cremeans of Addiaon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~rown l~e 11 ao:t.en.cl ab~ted bell .,.~..... Dote~ collar aJH1 JeWeled )Jut.tolll. The coat ia Jtned wU.h coll)-dotted ~IP J'OUDded al)k .Urm fo.1t.natch a 4fta belOw,, put.~ eom~ Church Officials Hold Meeting At Syracuse . e enttn e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, M.!lrcb 9, 1960 NO. 276 * * . ''beauty-shape· cups . .. . " pre-shaped to shape you n@turally "' . . .... .. for new young ·· Jovellness u eliminate the relidue rrom the The ulUma~e aoluUon W&l higher stacks, or a higher stock. whioh now is ' under struction. Preliminary excavatioJI * Ow lli In Cheshir savedBy F• oom e * ng I Mr N• . ''Any Ke .;. ..1 Sco nnruy, BIg • Tnump • hs non, 0 -..·-· ow,.. ' ...... otilr< ue- . Youwon't-~ll~ft¥Gu!"YH~1 • nu ist / hauly·S!w!pe. '~' _, "'~ "' .. ,JOUIIII boaulyi ~~A """;I:Weier thin rcup l!alng tlt!d ~. ~ 0. if~ppjlrlo. And, onl; IM world. .~Wat~··i\1~~t-ionlycomfort · :on day 1ontJ .with ..,.. aduilve olootk footur111 I• llowut e1aot1c aide ponolo •N-acljuot Ia your .....,. motion~ Co Elostlc O'ioHrolo ftont cllpjllow, dlvldos dlvlnoly co Ful elasllc bliclc _., Wl'lnklo 01 wrl, no mattar how' 1·- .,.,. -In whrt.'ll!lfy, SlUt »A to 38C. Only $4.95., Doub•e Take •t:.:t _ In ' Sen, heuberger Is Vt"ctun" Of Hemorrbll~e Track-CUJ Jn Snow After • ht Thievery .NIg · ., PORTLAND, Ore. UPI-Scn. Ri· cbard L. Neuberger, the first Democrat elected from Orer;on to the United States Senate in 40 years, died early today after auf. fering a cerebral hemorrhage. The 47-year-old author and P'Jll· Udan had been resting at home for several weeks, convalescing from a 8eries of vtru1 attacks and a bout with tbe shingles when he was stricken 5uddenly at 4 p. m. TUesday. He had planned to run for reelectiOn in the Hay 20 Oregon Primary and oo major opposition A IJreaking and enterlng of the sexton's buildJng at ~e Beech Grove cemetery, discover· ed yesterday, was speedily solv· ed by ChiCf Jed Webster and Pa· trolrnan David GoOdwin who re· property and had m jail by yester· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . .. were Jeqe Will, 49, and Jerry, 19, both of the comm110ity. They are charged with breakinl and enter· in& in the night ieaiOll. Accord· to Chief Webater, the two wltnn entered the aexten'a building by breaklJll a window and took p'J.r of boots, two ~::oats and , {,. was In sight. Formerly a controversial, high. ly partisan figure, Neuber&er mellowed u be gained maturrty In the Senate and newspaper edi· otbe'r Hems. . tors and others who had fOUJht When 'the offenl!e was discover· im bitterly in 1964 had beglllt 1o .police tracked the pair from praise him. acene o! the entry through to the 'thomas .Fork M" A 'd-' 1 Ic;;~·~~ruty I~ I escueTeam Reaches Plane BULK SEEDS aboltd. Une of Grass, Flower and Garden Seeds h~,:~u:. team• radtved al On Display • New 1960 Wallpaper survived but that 1.11 "critical " wu Canrtng 18 1 crew of six, ~· tteUc;op~er t.dma. were lr)'· (9 l'l!acb lho -..ene 3.370 loot Headquarters for DuPont Paints and Varnishes .,..t I Reported By Patrol They established and later toot lh• men into CI,IStody at their 1n•d!• where they live alone. The propert)' was found in poaaession. Found at the acene of the entry was a bottle 1bout baU full of wine on which there were a number of finger ' JERES DE MARQUESAQO, Spain prints. UPI - American and Spanish resAccording to Chief Webster the cue teams · reached the younger man has admitted his wreckage of a U. part In the affair. Both men have plane that been in trouble before. , on ' mountain peak in snow· •torJD. Tuesday he .. enaqed upon an intenaive t1ona m river pollution. He fore aaw a potltbiJi\y the Pomeror tue -could reach, eventually, Ole U. S. Supreme Court ahould 1o1m olllcfalJ" decide 0> light II , ..._ I!lOr CCI p......., pro· Althoqh Vlllg h ..; .. C II.LI l our ,in· •hlltered the GOP'a 2 w 1 tri-/ on which Ume some offiCial aetion state vohnJ and Ntxon beat out will be taken by the Council. · .Prwudent Eilenhower'a 1908 vote. lla70r Lecar wit.b Councilman Kennedp Democratic: aenator Leslie Fulti, atteDded tbe meet!rom nelp'boriag Mdlllehuetta, in& at ColumbUJ ~ and set a record lor I>emoc:ral.l iD the botb abted that tbe7 felt tluit prinwJ II· be threw off the old t the)' had JftleDf.td PobieroJ'a ''2 lO 1" ratto of Democrats be- aide of the contnweny to the hind Republicans lo 1 ~te votiaJ. belt of their ebillt). Botb ltaW Nis:on, with 268 precinct.a of 300 Uutt tbey did ~t delU' tluit tbe reportiDJ, polled 5-7,1..28 votea to vW.ge bad failed to carey ckat: beat out PfMideJa4, .!ianlioWer's the orders of the pollution bo~ 1908 fiiure of :wl,o684. but they did qutltion the wild4lm Kenlltld)', firat lttlman Catholic and reuonabJeneH of lhe law pmidential candidate Iince AI under which the bou'd i1 act.iag. omitn in 1828, ran substantially .Both Mayor Leur o~nd lfr. ahead of the .usual two 19 one f"u:ltz uJd todQ that ft il tbeir ratio. On the builr of the- ftt,U1'nS opinion that the c,aen will reported, be won eiJbt votes for vote to ippeal the adton of the C\'f:l'l' 10 !liven Nixon. board throu&b the c:ourta. A.ocordlDJ to the U.ltted Prea 1 lntern«UOna:l board. membera aa:reett they bad already &iva I POIDei'O)' enough cbanee tG beitft the OOrder muat be the u . s . sOaJ. Sa · ' 'f' '· · · .· The Chief Executive said he •• ~-N'J'Ia•er aured hi• Latin American hollt& ' ._.,...._...., "most earnestly" lllat tbe United The "doublettJke'• of a ~ States wanted them to IUcteed in wbo II&W JimDU' Torrence IYiDI UD· raiaing their living star 1srcb naturally under a car Sunday h11 · · been ~fled with probably aav· lD& bi& life. \T ·torrenee, 17·year-old aon o1 Mr. and lira Rolland Torrence, ia reported recovertna: from carbon empty at tbe hmc ot the fire. He esumated the damage at approxl· mate!y $800, wh1ch was covered by inaucance. . . . Ule UaHipolis f1re department had a tanker on tls way to the scene, but 1t wa& called back when 1t Wali learned the fire was under cuntruL plant's total generating cawiU . be r1Jsed to lp$),000 · the new 400,000 kw unit completed, making it ttie third laraest prJvate power •btlon in at&tement about IMtloos ... would be premature ~.:;~.':be = _..'aid, "'uotil we Mr. Crow .admitted, however, loiN<CHESTEII, N. H. UPI-Sen. .John F. Kennedy and vtee Pftli- that fu. ti\Jjf'Atnei1t.i:·• ,..;:: __:J "! .·Be did' ..a~ . entn firmer Pl{t· ~ aJ cupaed until :s(turda:x:. but was nerlhip" with the nat:ionf ~tl\ o1 , fUO lo f5.95 PLAVTEX (liRDLI!S $4.U to fl1.9S • . r e otudy of the hiJtorJ of court ac- , let W~s. ~~bll'e. Dad been 0'11HER PLAYTI!X BRA'S * Mayor Cbarle• Legar sald to1dent Richard M. Nixon both scor·J remen ed tmmplu in New Hampolllr<'o <b7 that I aped~! meotin& of tile iJrsHn-the-nation preeidenUal pri- Pomeroy Council wtH be lleld . mary. Ret111'111 •bOWed Kennedy 'tuetda)' eveninJ, .Mardi IS, ·at e .tr WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! YEAR TO PAY AND NO FINANCE CHARGE! Complete •d4R • noccupJe SEE THE NEW 1960 '' * pfest"dent Liked "nal He F0 und Jn Latin Amen"ca Mn. MatY Liole ' with the dircc· tlon . ot 'the Junior · Choir of the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham of Portamouth are announcin& the birth ot a daughter, March 5. She baa been named lJnda Carrol. The Graham's bave two othel children, Steve, age four, and L111, ue 3. Grandparent. are 7tfrs:. AddJe BlUer of Mlddltport, 1nd W . W . Johnston of Madl•on, Ind. Great grandparent• are Mr. and MrJ. H. R. Dague, Madiaon, and Mn. Min· nie Graham, Cindnnati. * Pouting of the concrete base follow on 'completion of the e~can·l Fast 3cti b tb Middl y l tion. on Y e eport O unteer Fire Department Total cost of the project is saved a: four room frame house from destruction Tuesday af. mated at more than ·$800,000. t~rnoon near Cheshire. new sta.e k, when placed in lhe fire was dt.~covered shortly 4 p. m. b~ the Highway Patrol lion In 1961, will serve the f()ur · 150,000. Jtil()watt unitlll. turned m the alarm. neW ~0,(100 kw unit now members ol the Mid· ft!L construction' wiil be served . department reaponded to own conere~ sla~::k, also can . With thell' tanker, one high. ar,d . emergency equ1p. Th• unu&u.~lly hlth staek htt been dltltMd with 1 fvll·loM ' fir~ origi~ated in a ao;~all WASHINGTON UPI _ Preai..a dlache.,. wfoclty of fO ft. I 'l'ootn hou,s mg· a water heat· dent E.i&enhower told the n,tion Meond ·(onr 60 mU• ~~npa~s equ_apmegt aDd pr~· Tuesday nia:ht that u . s. relation• I' !I'~!J that •hould provldt • ta&u(. ,Action or 1be volunteer with Latin America are at an ftrtlcal forct aupplemtnt- tJt'e 11gbt.e~ Kept the lite conttned , "all·time hlgb" but conoeded lnt the: upw.rd wtoclty Of~~ 1.0 thJa.aeetlon of ,th~?, .bouse allow· there are some "tulous mi.un· tp off.stt any prwellln• hwlo only I amall amount of damage ders~ndinp . " IHII wlnda. . main structure. In a l~mlnue ndio . TV repolt · · fire w~a believed to be ()fan on hi• 10-day trip to Bruit, f.r· eleetrtcaJ _ori&In . according to Mi!i· gentina, Chile and Urucur Ei· dleport Flre Chief Tom Uant blJ.t senhower declared that "no 'otller n;~!fnr~~ .P'~~~...~e ~UH Wl- .,... ~f the world ill 0~ more vua' '~i\'1"' !:a,...b·~-t"!. 'l"',. ·l ~OCance ,\0 our futlft" tban lotn.' Hitrdon a~d Mrs. Arthur Bireh .4nno..,..,ed Springfield Rola.ry Tiller . the new stack is already un<ioi,vaj. I lc The Sewerage Ft"gh•• Legal Steps ~ A special meetmg of the Ses1ion chUI'<"h . of the First United Preab)'terlan ' Three new elder11 were wei com· Church of Middleport waa held on ed Into the aesslon. Mrs. Durst, Monday evening In the pastor's Mn. Quick and William Ji'orrest st\ldY with Rev. Howard Ruppelt Winebrenner. as moderator of the meeting. Othera present were Mr!l. Thorn· A discuaaion on the Divialon of a1 Clurk and Miss Frankie Mu· EvangeHam Resear~::h project wu maw. held with Huburt Taylor and Uw1s - ---------'""""""" Sauer Jr. appointed in chara~J of BirtJ...I-. Party Held lbe projed. 'IUUJ' Mrs. J . E. Harley was named as Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Rad£ord en· the delegate• to Lhe Scioto Prt•· tertained with a family dtnner bytery meetlnc which will b6 held Sunday at their home, Athens In Chillicothe on Marth 13 . The Road, honoring their dau&hter, meeting will be an all day meeting Judy, on her seoond birthday. beginning at 10:30 a. m. Alter· Pn:sen• were Judy's grandparnatea for the meetinlil were Mrs. enta, Mrs. Carl Shields and Mr. Arthur JA:wla and J. 11. Grate. and Mra. Horner Radford and the host and hoate&a and daughters, Judy and Connie. ..... •. - ~! &!91\P~!~ ~~~~~~d to hm Sylyeater were named to Nol Fred W. Crow Pomeroy aolicitor said todJiy "everything Js in turmoil over iii. sew~e matter"' and said he expected that "an order by the S\ltle POUuUon Board for the lown to stop pointed out today the legal steps now facing dumping raw sewage into the Ohio River would be apJI!IIIieil in crisis involve: . in Meigs county common pleas court. · from order _ not yet l"eCI\iVed _ by the The tutmoll foiiDwed a ruJillC by the PoUution botll"d 1n C... Board to stop dumping raw sewage in the lumbus Monday where Pomeroy officiali failed lo conrince the Meigs County C.OOIDJOn pleas c:ourt. the board they needed more time to start work on a sewage that appeal is loot recourse does not end; it c.ould be treatment Plant. Pomeroy bas 15 days lo ~ppeaL ~:.~i~~_:;!r. At Sunday's meeting Mrs. A . H. D.ur.st 'INN named as the dele a:ate froq1 the church to the Scl11~o.' Presbyterr which wdt be bel~ .1\l,rch 1$ .', t the Chllll!l'>the Chureh. beginnint at 10:30 a. m Altern~ttla named were Mrs. 'Jam es Quick, )irs. ~ayme Holmes an~~'.*'· P'arl .?fCBridc. Sharm• -· SINGLE COPY - · itaob, IQ~o\ted on .the are 2liO "!!M bo•e . ol ·Cofiati;• auded ~Pt•'w• as far as the U.S. Supreme court. ~denU;qrihe Ra!:lni'~!Jbia,~ appeal is wod in the local court, the Pollution 1.'::~FT:'L F~ .Overall ",... could appea] through the State Court of ApJI!IIIIs, the hou•e-.ive• there bave court, and to the U.S. supreme tourt. jectiODJ to aah HtUibll whJle three years ago appealed In the GaJUa common pony offlc~ carried out ev._, l!leas court, won, but lost in the court ot ap.f>"als when !be l meuun · poolble to reduce and f'olluhon Board earned the case there. Gallipolis ended its Durmg the meeting p!<UIS were rn1de io have Family Night, Friday, March 25, beilinning at 6:30. Planii are to have Singh Bhar of Inllfa arid preaently atten ding OLJ as .s:ueat speeker for the evening. Mt'l . .MargiiJ'et Cottrill, Mra. Ro· bert Harden and Mrs. Robert Crow were named as the commit· tee in charge o1 the food and proa:rl!lm for the affair. o --"'-................. .., and The exlating four steel stacka of Rev. Howard Ruppelt, modera· tor, conducted the meeting Sun day evening when the Seulon of the First United Presbytenan Church of Syracuse met in the annex of the church. llh~~"IJG'"' _,..........____ ,"'"'" _...., .-.. - ....... Miii .......IOhle.IIIWttiJtt ..,.,. Mtlre ...,. fh.. an.l4t f!J end .........., IMi:lfttllilll... ..., • loaat "''" """' 17-25. tbe ~hiUp Sporn Plant at Gn~ham station, weat Virginia, will moved ond replaoed by a stack ol,.,....ed oo;;~;~ tlon, ~90 ·fl'.hitll>, with 'b7' VOL XI • 600-Foot High Sporn Stack Scheduled playtex·> living· bra &8ntne'r. The DOG CHASIU WALTHAMSTON, l ... on<l UPI - Jud'" at Walthenu.ton ~ncl- Stadlym declarN • rue wold Tutsdar nl1ht after twa men ltapttd onto tN track and darted ch.eslne tht dOfl. .,..,. ently In an effort to hU"'Y up their feYOr i... * In bra d~lgn/ elonpted belt 4Dd ta thla be!Je •Ilk COI!ItuJile ·coat by Maurte. FOR roDA1 DEAN FAMILY IS PRODUCT OF 4-H CLUB WORK u~aeenonTV a whole ?ew Idea Middleport WYF Holds Session At Church Sunday --- HOTEL MARTIN 'Opt>ratiOD ttorward Night oollege to •llow thei' I eMEETING I.i m convincing the pres1dent or t'be and Mra. John C. Vroman and oth· f"onte era. While here Mrs. Vroman be· hangout to rem1m open and to came ill with bronchitis and is unable to return to her studiea hm' P'om Pn nc1pai James A. Dlehl, Jr. at Rio Grande for several days. J ireded the play, with Benny EwSunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. mg aiding him as student direetor Clifford Stumbo and tamily were I he cast mcluded Kaaron Kelton Mrs. N. R. Stumbo and PauJ as Toasty, Dor Coates as J oe Stumbo ()f Charleaton. Burke, Rill Young portraymg Clifford Steele wbo baa been a "P1nky" Hamilton, Mike Roberts a1 patient at Shelterina Arms Hos· Ogden McrJosky, Paula Sayre all pit&l, Athens, has been returned Conni~ Ashton and Ruth Ann to his home in Carpenter and is Brot he rs as Ebb Dunham and reported much improl·ed. Mr. Charlesann a Hess as Flo Dunham. Steele is the brot.ber ()f Mn. Darlene Justice acted the part Larry Gardner, former Middleof Shirlt>y Bradford, Carolyn Ed- port resident. wards the role of Suga r Lou J&ck· Rev. Linson Steblllns former I' son, Hoberta Hoov~r was Monica pastor of the Preabyterlan chu.reh Bate5, and Carolyn Bell acted as in Gallipolis visited briefly with Uomca's mother James Kern was Rev . Howard Ruppelt Monday Dr. Pillsy, the colJege prealdenl mornin1. .1nd Edna Carman wa1 EmUy Ron, the Dean of Women . John McMurray uetrd the rolfl of CLHf Hay. ward , band leader. Acknowledgments from the cast were made to Mr. Zahl and the ~anua l Training Clasa for maklr.g the sel, to Erneet Hall and Elsie Arnold !or mimeographing the Carolyn Ruaaell and Cmda Sauer programs, and to the Row, Peter- were the devotional leaders for son and Company of Uh nois for t he the regular Sunday meeting ()f the WYF of the Firat UDJted production of the play. Pn1byteriao Chuuh when the Behind the curtain help were grou~ met at the church Sunday prompters Bett~· (Jruest!r qnd Jerry evenmg. Frick Stage banda were Jack Duf· Lynn Buchanan, moderator, fy , Tom Grucscr, Eddie Bunth, conducted the busineaa meeting Nor man Price, Wayne Zurcher and when the IJ'OUp decided to have Howord Well . The evening's usher· their FQrelgn Fellowship Night etles were Carolyn Goeglein, Jean· on Mlll'ch 20 at ltOO with Gus nettn Ho ush, Jack!C Thom.aK, Bon· Aw·rari as auest apeakcr. Mr . Aw· me NcuUl mg, ~arda Grover and rari is attending Oh.la UnJYersJty Sarah Wcstoo The usherette~~ sold and is also the president or the candy durmg interrnisalon. International Club of the unlveraJt)'. Tuppers Plains SOCie • ty News will be observed Thursday evemng Weekend cueets of Rev. and Mn. wben Rock Springs Grange meets W W. Bragg were Mrs. Frankie at 8 p m. The meetmg 1s opened Pickens and daughter, Mrs. Marto the pubhc and a program bas gartt Brown and daughter of Reeds ville, Mr1. Jlolancf Torrence, Mrs. t.;een planned bY the lecturer, Mrs. John Arbaugh and Mr. and Mn. Huber Brown. A potluck dinner at Jack Weatherman, Tuppers Plains, 7 p. m. will precede the meeting. and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whlte. The Jumor Class of Pomeroy High School presented an in· h P:IIDDII HOUDASHI'. T terC>Sting and amusmg portrayal of the three act play "Love Pi!!n Is Too Much Trouble " last night at the Junior h1gh school MiddRev. Howud Ruppelt was a auditorium busineN vWtor in Athens Monday The play was well received by the large crowd present and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn E. Vroman d(' .::lt with the problems of the student body of a small college spent the weekend here with Mr . Dance Sc heduled FOr Fr1"d OY At Pt. PI easant Arm:...ry SpecinlNightToBe' Ob•erved By Grange ~r. and lin. cb~ Ad-i Bowlero In Springfield ams of Parkenburl. ;ide and .. t ' Q]u !llL.III , Oh i.tt tlnv., .t. H..,., will coa. !fvmP ..,.. info ,.. tl:~ ,.,. ......... .,.._ _,. · IMr Yet..,. .......... , 1a1oa if if llllt In the Healtb Direetor Dr. Ralph Dwotk, cblirman of tbe pollution board, called .rom-·a altitude .,._, toward ill sewase problem "il· moot u dongeroua •• OllOD de~ce of the .law,.. mon...do poioonmc at bome, and Pomeroy olfidalo all!:ffl · the said by tw parenta to consider himself "luclcy to be alive... The Eastern hi(h ldlool 10ni"' was working alone liD.deiDeath 1 car in tbe carage of hia neighbor .Lewi& .MIUer. An aCquaintance Billy Cbapm.an drove by, happened to noUce Jimmy Jytag aWl throup the o-pen door o1 the waat be saw didn't reeister at fint. ID 1 double take kind of readion, Chipman aoon turned around, found Jimmy WICODICi9Ua. About that time JiauD)''t father drove by. He waa dopped aDd together U* n~euep &ot the Jiek. youn& man to hit 'home wbete he waa revived 41ulcklf. ,...- tl.fac•· Blowers Ia Promoted To OVEC Foreman 1. B. Hamid, plant m1naaer of the Obio Valley Electric Corporatlon'a Kyeer Creek Plaat, aanounced todiY tbal Raymond a Blowera ia belli# .Promoted to the poa.itlon of maintenance fi:ln!DWl. Blowen lila been With since September 18M Ind. bu served in the ea_pacity of a telt encineer aince bia emplo~nt. He .ia a nauv+ oJ ~outlt. iJ married, bu aae ehlld, and reside• at llCN Teodora Avenue !n on:c , Ttle 1late hilbV.:aY patrol report· ed a minor ace1ftnt yesterday evening at 6:30 wben two can colhded on the Blippery Kingsbury Road about two miles west of Golllpolia. Route 33. One car was driven by William FIREMEN TO MEET Houdashelt, headed east, and the The Meiga County Volunteer other by Alonzo Hudson, beaded Firemen'a· Aa&oclation will meet west. Both men live on the &;.np. tonight at 8 p. m. in tbe Middlebuey road. Damaee to both cars , port Firemen'& quarters above the was minor, the patrol reported. ~ Ctt)' Hall. I board to deler .;:tion on tbe vil· Ja&e'a temPoral')' Pf(mit ·to dump raw ao"ago mto lhe Ohio !liver, unlU the village could aftanl to pay for a treatment plant. Pomeroy Couneiurum .Ltalie Fultz s.ald a recent resolu.tion by the vtltage did not "defy" the board as had been reported, but merely souant more time. Dwor& lbdJOated tne board bad long since grown impallenl with Pomeroy. ".lf the Vlilage u: not showing · deftance, it certainly abowa 1 lac~ of co&.mzance ot tne total prob- : lem toat is almoet as dangerout .urwopen defiance" Dwork said. t& would oot aeree the vll· lqe was polluting the river. He•ltd be would drink river water one mile from the villot:o'• charge point and pointed oul tba' no chemical testa had beeri made lo prove the water wu polluted. Chi~ State Sanltacy Engineer: Fred H. WariDc aald aey mltler spilling out of PomeroJ'a Hwage ud teptie taUs waa pollution and did not have to be tested to be pioven harmful. He uid Pol· iution by vUiagea and indw:trieJ made the Obia River unaafe to m.. . drlnk ~ any;rliere. Suit 18 Filed Here Suit hu been Jiled in Common Pleu Court. by the State of Ohio Yl. Charlea Wile ~ba . The Wile Coal Co., 344- Beech St., Middle· port, for the sum of $+!3.78 with Interest a.nd cosu. allegedl,y due a state lund. Lil-e Depending U~n Ingenuity .!~ ~~pAe!.~~n£a~!~~ae«!!.~~~~~~or18,!!.~V~,~~~ Man nscue team groped •throuab tlate fall and' fire in tbe Holden "I kept talking to tb~ men to out and he did." amolt:e and gas-filled tunnel to- No. 22 nt1ne of the Jlllabd Creek cat Lbem to come with me but ·Bebind auch a 0011 barrier, . in setll'ch of 18 miners wbo Q:lal ' Co. they a111ooked like they were in Li.nio aaid, the minier.. could slaY trapped -t~ebind a wail of Had letn Pnttntiatlc' shoCk." alive fOJ' two or three-dafa. - · hampered by !o& and Janow. than 2t houn. Slate mlnea direotor Cfawford Carter pve the ftDlainder of lt. lf. Jobnaon,. mlnea manager tJle Pledri. de loa Loboa mounin the Sierra Ne\'ada. ranee "Morw People Shopped Picken• In l959 Than Any Year In Our .Z4 Yean In Buainna.'' ' . with oxycen maskll, moved past the area Seriai"Of"Mee~n;a bad· bl~ked the tun· Tbe Metg& Count~~~~~ ~~;~~~ early today. They )2oped· Club will ho[d a aeries survlvora about t81 feet entitled "Meet the the sur1ace unless fire· The fint will ga&eS bad suffocated 1 ,... I~ ' . ' I . ' .' . Wilson said fla.mee which block· miners' escape route · had been contained. Two survivors who clawed their way around the maze of fiamea and fallen timber for 2.000 feet to reach safety al•o feared fqr the lives of tbe tr)apped men. diredint the aearch 1 Willi& ,.,...,. .... "VtNun.. the men may have villi, w. Va... who hed d•l.,.. if they had built ,. bat- et1 the mlne'a vtntl.. tlne .,.... coal W pl'otect . themselves t.m ltd on• oftltr m:m 011: of lhe .poeo ttburll¥-&!W ·Il!v 1". . . pit an4 . ,...... wl)h ""' ' .. ed the entombed hla party little hope to aurvlve unlea~~ they Joined six others 1200 feet farther bact and buUt ·a well of coal to ·prevent the fJ.Roeauted ga1es suffocating them. Kyle BJair, 29, Hartt Ci'eek, W. Va., wa1 the other ~n tG erawl to 'fr'eedom. witb Carter from the lll1nd qreu Coal Com· pany'a No. 22 ~ne at near)))r Holden. · . "Car~r. m,.,. tx•cUJ what he Wllf ~ .UOIII," llloir Mi4 atl- mm f01' the Jsl1nd Creek Coal CG., said the mlnen' auivival reattd witb W. K. Donaldlon tbe firm's safety director~ Wb!t was a01ong the trapped men. uonildlon, Of Holden, h1d cone into the mine ell'ly TUeadl)' ~&o make • periodiC aafety check. "Don1ldso1 is a top eneineer" Johnlon Hid. ur hlive aomplete eonlidtoce iD blJD, If Ute men 4o what be ~f, , .&JteJ:]J btl. OW·. lll"l bcolt. Iii Jl<>Vl!Jo . lleCo<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. 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