https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4fc954282c662b992372b11e7a68a73.pdf aa52490902e87cec8f94d95235653e1d PDF Text Text , ! \ a-;..Dilly.-&nUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 10, 1960 .- Around And About Middleport Mrs Eu&ene .. •UDOII HOIIDAI.....T _ - -~- - Bone7andM1tebell in P~meroy :i:==:::::::===;:;::;:::::.:::==:;:::====:;=:! IIMr Mrs. No.h Huk.int and and J ...,. sano~>urr. lo<ai. Some Grange Holds First Meeting At Mn. reeidentl wlU rememt>er Mn New Quarters ln Old Meigs Court House ~~~~::,!:l~'i:~C::."; eMEETING Mtss Lydia Ebersbach preSJded at the busmess sessiOn and "qUiet day" was announced for AprU 7 at the church from 1 to 3 p m Goals of the Society were New oflicers were w~n· read and checked !or a~wards. A lhe Ohio Eta Phi Cbopllr met jD commumcation was read from the G01 Oflice In IIJcldljpon Mrs. James Rtchards, d1aLrict Tuesday evening. The ' ~dtidt, treasurer, concermng the pledge B<tt1 tve<ion. Pffllilk ovot lle and 1t was voted to lncrea.ae the meeting. pledge th1s year from $300 to $3215 It was agreed to sponsor a 1oorle<~. Brownie troop l~ Election of oft1cers was held with M1ss Ebersbach reelected preIndent, Mrs. Allen Elchmger, v1ce preJ!dent; Mrs. Glen Dill, secretary; Mra. Robert Warner, treasurer: Mrs. Dwtght Parker, na.vy wo. lilk bU. wtdt 11'14 Utree-quartfr tied WJth amall btiWI narraw outrL The m.. cut p:uel tunic lklrt two timllar bowl lt'a from tiM C»lloc:Uon. ve~U.on to be tleld at tbe I tlihler· Hilton Hotel in Columbus, March Z8 . 30. Wblte Roee Lod1e Auailian mtt It wll nported that two memin regulal HSIIM It the LellOn ben, )lira. PauUne Gallagher and Hall. .n M,id~ WeO.ne!ldly Mr11. Alma Miller were tn the ho&afte-n. Mn~na 'llattox,. Ylee pJtal. PftJident PJ"N. in ~e. abaence Tbe hostesses, Mrt- Mattox. of tbe preol~ept, Jln. - · .J4or· 14n )lobaon Mrt. Greenlee and Mn. Balley,' served retreibments the ·btlelneu sesaion U to the members Hicbtower.left this hohle in Panama '"·•·•ner a "Y~tit with Mr :=.~-~~~ :,~:. Mre. Avon Kel'rtin Holzer Hoapltal. Rocket 1\lasts Burghtr Ala.,. DeB,ttoyed By Two Men \ Who Foree · :;;;.~;;;:;;;,;-:;-:;-ijf~ou:;rtfi;hnDa:::y;J,£f:n:bto::m:i:bed::;-- - - = - - - 1 Provico Store Resfuers Meet Another Delay In Battle Far Under Ground LOGAN, W ~Y Va. (UPn - Rescuers battling for the fourth to reach 18 miners trapped deep in a fire-scarred coal m~ne near here suffered another de~y today . · A "hot" area about 1,500 feet from where the entombed men may have barricaded themselves was made impassable by intense heat, dense smoke and th.e absence of any Row of arr. West Vircima Mmes Dtrector Crawford L. Wilson, who earlier admitted ''tune 11 runmng out," &a~d an attempt would be made to l ..·ver,. tbe arr now and clean out the •moke. "Th1.1 should be aceompliahed b:r early this afternoon," Willon T1M1 millft ehlaf Hid the poe. k1t of atatic unok• and eir nlhowa a ltl~ ef air and tN men (trappH tnlnan) may hMe • shut it off... W1lson still beld hope rescue umta could reach the 18 men, who Youth Fellowship Holds Sessi.lln At Enterprise Jt ·~~~jN~;s $1.35 a pair '1.35 a pair '1.35 • poir were served at .meetihg by Jerry roo, ... vou Ann .Brotbcn will 'he tho April mottlnr. MIITING ANNOUNCED The M•r:r •Shrine No. ;;t1 will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the Od.J Fellowa J;laiUn Pomeroy lt is un- nouneed. 1.. ) ' • • Values ............. ..... at Funeral Services or Mrs. Cross · Will Be Sunday ",. home! ta about Gate-"!ood. store, IN OUR USED DEPARTMENT .$1!5. . • • • • . • • .. . ·.~88, . • , nutt~ . . . .• 1 Mother Of Six. Held On .Bad Check ll e tbrouch will 10 sebools '"!'lJn~..,ll<l•t)l l . $88· .' ~·k• $3.00 pr. WOMIN~I ..bleb and red told Reg. '3.98 pir· MAIUITTA, Q, UP! - A ..Ill- meN . .a Ohio lteiii'OICI trein •Pt-dlnH • truck lotdocf ~ ......,._..,. l ' .,rut ...,........ h.... 'fiiunct~y. IMI lthtie .,., ... ... 1M- no lftlutiM. •• Funerill services win be held Sunday ,at two o'clock at the Beth· any Cft.urc.h at Dortas for lfnl. W. B. Crosa, who paBSed away last at Holzer Ho6piW foUowmg prolODged illne88. She was taken to tbe office of . Hewetsou Where tbe wound was M.n. Crosa was a member of the I d:~~~· She was rdeased. pending :~'~;:'.h~:;~ 1f investigation by tbe Porn· Church and ts surv1ved ero)' police, thief Jed Webster W. :B. Cl'Ofls, Rasa1d today. a brother, Jeny JacUvetpool. may call at the Ewmg Co_mpIete Coverage G"lVen 8y Ht':'.-:::::::;; !Did: Rpund Ball Dedicated .Famil . y :':..~ade f.aken to the church. Burial will in the LeW! Falla Ceme- • One of Melg& county's most basketball-minded families will be doing what it likes best In Sports tonight, watching round· ball games. · • Marshal's Pay Hike Came Elll"lier, In '59 4-H Clubs Will Go On River Trip 'ULLETINS . June 9 When. Steamer Avalon Visits At Pomeroy . loy· mt. Mark· 6 Il !But Mr. and Ml'fJ. Donald Wolfe Btg Ten champs. play Western City council tolii'C!ea ·aatd , 'and daughter, Janice, ,se01or ou K~~tucky (20-6) •. R.. , town inarshal ll.. L. pr_e-Jaw )ltUdent, will be several They juat ~... the,y re .fonni wu not granted a N inbundr:OO miles iparL Contrary tq &ee a better pair of games, sa'd of $00 per month recently l~l~ Br~pbi 6!judp wiU M w · b t · •· II b · Mr Wolfe wtw Ia RaclDe Jlii1\; -- d¥fm& · 1 COD troveny Oblo Una• a usua y appefUI m such a Sch 1 .....l ...., 1 d tbl ti di as repou~ ,tbe : bri(J& judie Getald sP4ll1&-bent famij)', it is the laduJI rectooor. .,..nCJ..-... ab 1 e C · whieb helped brine the re1ipation . •Wood wbo Js aHihated tr~velini:, the gent ataymg home . of .Mayor C. 0. Pickens last Honte~'bet's' · traiJ1ing pro"Why, I'm the official score- da)' ni&bl ' musJo at West Virginia iMrs. Wolle and .ber daughter keeper at the PlTl" Tbe oUiciala said the marshal will take the noon exCW'llion train bad been granted a pay increase ii·~:~~~~~ out of Athens for Louisville, Ky , (The PIT 1& the Portland lnvtt.a· last year before former MAyor d will be aceepte to where tonight the.- Bobcats meet taonaJ ToutnameDt--ade school- Pickell8 took offlce after winning CQSt or the event. tough Georgia Tech (21.0) JD the whtch opens tanighl.~ at Portland the November election as an inde· -3.::l•_::G.::rad:.:::e_:S<:.:::hoo=ll.;:l·_~~---_:pe:.:::n;:de.~n.;:l_:<_:••::d.::•d_:•::."':.·_ .. Area .,ne,:es are urgmg attend ftrst game and Ohio State (2.,1_. _: anee• and ®Operation in such fea· UvaiJ a• part of 11 nationwide . 1 • ~~~~~:~to .n,our.,. music OXFORDS I gymnaaium j :-: BIG BOYS' 'to •''·" School wJth auditions be&inaing a m. snd calrytn; ~e-;!; , SALE wUI ma ~:::d 1H~lgh ,.Wlliclf $1S9·•• ..' pledgeofto~r.pn~ Mter tbe meetine a socia1 hour IO'h wiU be held witb refreshments , to be aerYed by the haspltality The Regional, Soli! and Ensem- ~l~~;~A~.special invitation ia Feat.IYal wt.ll be. held for the the parents of the tl.me In this area at tbe Waarea to attend. The coroner Anton Dltfring - Huel Court to ·~~~;ftl::":~t~~~l>ou\. aurface of two milea Church ln Po~e· j from . services wUl be oon· They raced illiainst time beat 2 o'clock at the cause no one tneW how mucb air Rev. Fatbei John space tbe entomW miners h'ad: Burtol will be Heart Cemel<t7. J»e -announced. , - alao "THE MAN WHO Sizes 31-!1 • U10 li!PI for more than 1 st.retf:b. tbatThe ......S u - .- bl;:~r ;~~~~~~~ .l!o!i·.~ • STOCKINGS .. : tliSt ·a· poir • ' ............. suo • poir ' &·and D Wldtlls ' Sl&ea 6~ to lZ ~~:~~~ ·.Ill~:~!~~~·~·.; ..d}·35 a poir ~ $1.35 a pair APE MAN" Den.'1y Miller, The New ,-.nan UN'S .D,IIPS OXFORDS will Festival Is Tomorrow At t'fl/aha u• "BELOVED INFIDEL" ANN~Vf.~_S.ARY will be speakinf Fri· and SUDdu nighta churcll. Time of 7:30p.m. ••• G"'&ory Peek - Debol'flh Kerr SATUROAY "TAIIZAN AND THE toULD CHEAT DEATH" han been sealed from freedoM since 8.30 a. m.• u.t., Tue.da7 when a slate f01lJ touched off a fire at the >1M-foot level of the Holden No 22 mine of llland Creek Coal Co. The intense b'eat which at tilDel reached 150 degrees. phD Choking amoke, carbon monoxide gu and addiUOJlal roof lalla have beatea back repeated efforu to break through to the trapped men. Crews, tr')'mg to clear fallen f ..,,., wer-e subjected to teppera. ' Devotions by Jerry Frick openThe Salisbury Girl Scouta Troop the business meet ina: of the and their leaden, Mrs. Johft t,ellowshlp of the Enter- I"''""" and Mrs William Collins, EUB Churctl when the observed the beginnlnl of Girl met Tuesday evening at Scout Week by attendlng worsJUp H:rvJce at the Rock Sprlna:s Me· sin&inc ot thodlst Church Sunday. Have in .TeThe troop met at the scJtool on "The Old Rugged Monday evening and duea and at· l4: 1·9 was read b)l tendance were taken by the paand prayer by El· trol leaders. Plans for a pro· Wll a diSCUS· ll'BID to be presented at the Sal· eeaaon after1 labury PTA on March 15 wen~ cloaed with made. Plans were also made tor Lord out-of-door day which will be beld SJ~turda,y, Marth 12, (rom 10 a. m. to 3 p. rn. at the Sall&bur)' Scb..l. (LITTLE LOANS, ica. Rev. day, at the th ... On ,., S1.50 a pair :· Girl Scouts Attend Services At Rock Springs POMEROY, OHIO 300 W. Seeoad St.- Phone WY 11-1111, Pdmeroy Hit. Minersville Feed Store With $~00 Safe Robbery Last Night uid. TONIGHT .... PRIDAY SA'(IfllGS & LOAN CO. enttne SINGLE Ar...ndSo.l MEIGS 111EATU ~~ONOMY at llf6W............... Tow~dOrhit Skinner; secretary treuurer llolary McAfee; newsand reporter, Ja· ~~~~~ 6~R~~~:~~~:~~. net Arnold; recrcaUon leader,,_.:: -·· Polly Bahr; health and aafety, Patty Arnold. During the meetinc pi'<Jjecll were dUcussed. Ottlers attendini were Becky and Mary Ra~ord, Susanna Ar· nold, Reta Wears, Linda Sa~vage, DiaJU& Weyersmiller, Janet Humphrey The next meetin8 will be held March 22 at 6.30 at the home ot Mn. Amos Leonard Wlth the 11d· Mrs. Betty ErMn. A d'" monstratlon will be ll'Veft: at t.he next meetmg by Nancy Sktnner on hemmmg hems. After 6 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Service $25 to $1()0t) e • WEATHER The Rock Springs Busy Bee 4-H Club organized on March 9 at the home of Mrs. Amoe Leonard with Mre. Betty Erwin u the ad· visor. The meetina: was opened w1th 13 members present. Offi. cen elected were president, Anita Collina; vice pre&ident, Nancy FREE PARKING WISH I) ' ,• •• Bu1y Bee 1-18 Soc I"rl.vate Roofll8 For 18 l-o 17~ People B'i• to 3 ;j. ~ • BusyBee4-H Club Organized At Rock Springs POMEROY'S liST Sizes I waa 1nnounc:ed that Mn. Lucille DUll would n~reten1 tff ett~up at lbe B<otbethoa<l AIUifl&rY Con· ••• lialft•W Hl1'EL MARTIN Black Leather ) 011 \ fl Sorority Chapttt' Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting ' The m project of makln(l nose bags and s1t upon"' were ro mpl cted afler whtch a game 'wo keeper" was played eBANQUET . trlth PLAN and ARRANGE eRECEJ'TION when tlie IIOnary educahOlli Mn. J. W~ tJ~ I Central Scho.ol Gl' rl Scouts I Hold Meet"lng • Brown WSCS of the United Kethodlii Murray, . sec;nti.Q' ot lijt(it~ Cburcb met Tuesday evenm& at and publications; Mra. C. F. Tom,P the cl>urth. klna, ~cret.try of ttPJ,dren • .. ork, M:tu Grace CampberU, f!Qo GrL-up singing of "A Charge To retary of stu debt wort; Mn. J:, £. Keep I Have" '(Jpened the meet- Bryant, aeentaey of ehriltia:D mg, foUowed with a meditation &OCtal relations, Mra,. W. Q. J141and prayer by ~v. Brown. ScrlJI nltz:, secretary ·Gf toell cburcb ture readiqs wen g1ven by Mu achvitiea antJ M:n. "Eulene llroWD George H. Parker, Mra. Dwagbt seeretary of youth wort. Parker, Mrs Jed Webster Sr , At the elose of tbe meelinl a and Mlss Grace Campbell after wh1ch a meditation on each was course w.as served by Mngtven by Mrs .• Brown. The deftm- IJU•Ipn Gilmore, Mr1. Baker Gor uon of stewardship and stewardand ){1'1, Pearl Hysell. TIJ.e t t b 01 Pattlcll't Day tbeiM was cii'· I I ;;:;;;.,·~~. lme, s ewards IP pos- ned out on lbe &.able a p''· 1; and stewardship or tal....were cliscuNed by Mrs tiC tree holding lfeiD a-.m ctropl Brown A solo "I Want to Uve tn tn the center and tbi!DI'Otka Pltca Friendly World" by Julie ed at Interval! alOni tie tlblt. Brown accomamed by her mother concluded the program. Mrs. Gertrude H1,chtower of Panama C~t)', tlor;id.A, hu been VlSitln& here with relatives and friends, includin1 Mr. and Mn Plana were made for "Opera- 1 ., ·pe Mire several yean aa:.o . tl.ons Forward" mghl and open Land a.!ter wb1ch refreshments Mra Harry Mllls who aust.amed house at the next meetmg when were served Cbtll'* Grange met puesda)' At the March 2.2 meeting the a hlp injury seven~ weelu ago evenint in lheb' new hall m the servmg committee will provtde was return.ed Tuesday by ambtllold ~elp -Oounty Court House coffee and sandwtches and olhera from Holur Hospital to her Dale Kaub, worthy master. are asked lo br1ng a covered d11h. lho•me on Fourth Street. pre1nded .and thanked George Xn. Emma Matthews Js st.ayGenheimer, Harry Holter, Hoy at tbe home 0( Mr. and Mrs MtUer, Geor~e Holter. Lawrence Scmea. Mrs. Seines who has Srruth, Read Young, David Kobbeen ill for an e"tended peruKI. Ientz, Earl De.an, Clayhm Alll'n about tbe UJ"lt. Lt. James Roller arrived Sun••d lbe bome econom>e• <ommll· tee !or their work on the ball. day for a vtait with bia parents, He also thanked Carl Kautz, Del · Refreshments hy Mrs R1 chard Mr and Mrs. Max Roller and mar Baum, the Ridenour Supply, Owt•ns preceded the mectmg nf the family. He came ee:pMially to ac· Elberfeld Store and Hence Karr Central School Girl Scouts cf c.ompan)' hta wife and cb1ldren to for donations given. A communi· whu-h Mrs Vtctor Young Jr IS the Chanute l''teld, Ill., wbere they cation waa read concernmg the leader when the Cirl6 met Tuesday will make their home Mn Roller National Gran&:e Monthly evenmg at the school and chtldren have been the Group alnllDI of "When You JUe•ta of her parents, Mr end The meetm1 opelled w1th prayiiDd I Were , Young Maggie' openMr1. Homer Hartley while Lt. Roler followe d by the Pledge to the ed the program, followed by JOkes ler wa1 on us1gnment by Leota Young A poem "The Flag and the Gtrl Scout Promtse, Mrs E M Wood let. Tuesday Gran&e'' composed by A&nel Rull laws, slo~~:an and motto given m lor Cleveland Wtlere she \till be umson Roll call and dues were chell was read by Mary Genhe1mer the a:uest of her 10n-in·law and and two articles were g1ven taken by ~tss Sharon Yohng, with daughter, Mr. and Mr&. Don GraH'i g1rlil and five leaders and help"Brus h Control" by Roy M1ller ber and family. and "Crackdown On Pencllhn and ers present. Mrs. Gordon Hams hll return· PettJctdea" by Dale Kautz An American Fl .. g was presented ed to her home m Columbus d · The program closed wtlh group to the troop by Donald Wtlllama ter spending the weekend with smgmg "Dwelling m Beulah The use .and dtaplay or the tlag her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. M given m the handbook were 11tud- Hennesy. Mr. Hennes)' la report· • 1C'd and also the World ABIIOl'tahon ed to be improving from hls re· of G1rl Guides anrl Gtrl Sco uts, and cent illness. the mr.amng of the PlD were exMrs. Glenn Lambert subatJtuted YOUR NIXT plamecl Plans were made for the in the Elementary School recent outing to be held at the Salisbury ly , for Mra. Jamea Hawley while ePRlVATE PARTY School Saturday. The gtrls are to Mr. Hawley was hospitalized. m~t at the Bapllst Ch urch at D.U ' ' .. .. ' > 'l 1:'c ,•,\ ,, ..,.,~. United Met~odist Church WSCS Holds White Row LcKfge Session Tuesday Evening At (h&ir.t~\ Holds M~fing "How·l'otal ill MJ St.ewardlbip .. ' ' ' wa.a the topic of tbe devolloDJ and tecretary of promotioa; Mn. l"- At Legion Hall program Led by the Rev. and '!ebtter Sr., secretary of P . ' " ' ._, .. h . • , .. . . . ' • M ex~ County~s Meigs County 4-H Oub.s wlll enjoy aq afternoon educational e-xcuralon aboard the Steamer Anion June 9 whea· tbe boat vaaili Pomro,v. Ride hours will beltil5p. m. 1 ARCH;SHOES . ePumps •' R.ed Anchor · ... ' ' • THI AVALON . for recreation and ll!bJbymut. steamer's home, ~~ 211 lnlormaUon COJloetnlili! the W•t 8th S~t, CIDCI!iDW. J. lUte ShO. Avaloo Is obtaluM>Ie oo"' fniOI Ollljl; Dwtbai'·l.c!OlO. ' ' I . ·· · �HOLZ!R HOSPITAL . Admissions, March 9: Mrs. Ben A111V<i: ·TO Jtiti&U'ft :>pencer, . Radne ; Mie~ae1 owen (;p OS-MASON AREA . Bratton Middleport; Miss Jamce Faye H~nry, Mason; Mrs. William ~""~I. ~ , PU\tl~r R. O'Neill. pomeroy. Pubtlth,~- - every +nernlf!)ft u Discha;ges Y!arch 9: Mrs Jay r:tPl S.ancS&r iaJ 'Re ObiO V1Uet "fyers. Elza. Dt*ds, Bernard Ward. ~~IDPJIIJ ~~ llOa~.! George Cernally. '\otl'i!. Marvel f'oe ., • .:;!2\trGJ, o. _.. ley, Mrs . Ted summers, Nancy ~fll!e phone WY2·21.M, eullorDairs, Wilham Judy, Ted Riley, lal offl~ ~~one WY2·21D7. ' tHE DAilY SBNTINEl ...:O:..;;ifitli'g Editorially . .,-~: ~-q\t',; . armed with figures -visit southw:s(~m Ohio and say funeralis· ~ t.~Words -about the long-coming t>Conomic \ .tO 'ff ljb~ms that a!ntct us. ·.~·. . ·tn recent weeks it has become popular to ... listlO or 13-large industries that have moved ·~ . ~!iflfdl~ merely abandoned operations a;u:rtng the past 40 to 50 years. Among them one hears big names in coal, salt, foundry works, railroads (car shops). The impression left always is that, "Well, ttook what's happened to you , you're not mov : ing ahead in population, you won't get out ~ and give expansion the old rah, rah push, so : th~re's nobody to blame but yourself." . We beg everybody's pardon, but our light ~ malady isn't quite th:tt easy to diagnose, or •: treat. In this era of growing automatism and con: centration of manufacturing and distribution ~ techniques is it any one's, or any group's : fault, "tha't : : - The two remalning (giant) salt firms left . : in the nation find Michigan and other salt : Ded..s closer to main markets, served by more ~ efficient hubs of transportation, and have : salt more ecoilomical to mine .and process? -The New York Central llailroad, when it : came time to dieselize, made a top manage~ ment decision to repair cars elsewhere than •: Middleport? ' - That the Parkersburg Rig & Reel found . Its stockholders' interests served better by ; centr&Uzing its operations primarliy serving ' the southwestern oil and gas drilling business rn:. . \ned in Coffeyville , Kansas? - That the Pittsburgh Coal Co111pany. and other big operators, pulled up stakes in the 20s, facing no more troublesome labor ills than elsewhere in an industry beset even then by the need to mt!chanize; and that Meigs county's easily mined high coal comparing unfavorably in qnallty with other areas, was nearing its end? So when our vi!itors blame all this upon southe astern Ohio people, point like an over· zealous father to 6Ur shortcomings as tub thumpers to lure industry to our boundaries, they have missed the point. Tub thumping will help in the years to come . We must do all we can to make our towns and countryside attractive. Pomeroy and Middleport missed their Qoat when new families from the Sporn, OVEC, Vanadium, Celenese, et. al. settled largely elsewhere because we were not aggressive promoters of new housing. But we should not feel that our present worries follow some dark. mysterious evil and sun, snow deeds of past omissi'OD.', It waa partly the way another day is done, hirs bl{l'\Vn the Winter the economic ball bOunced IMbls hJghly tech· still the ni)<ht will nlcal America of the mld·20tb Century. Th3.t being so 1 we should consider our conbop.dr'y ~d weeds~ Qllt in you the on sciences clear In .approaclltng future opporrind no food galore . tunities. Iii;ti;l,lg but snow was in ~tore. There Is st1'01111 indlcaUOII we should be ready for industrltl 'e•ptot!IJioil within not too distant years ill \hl! Ult:rrt hils area. If any· thing will reverse the trend of the past 50 years here, it will be such a development. rie, Mason; R. MeCoy, Columbia; Ro1ers and McNeil, West Colurnbla and Howard llouth, Lftart. G. c. Sommer of Southside led the EDP Honor JWII for J.an-.abr with 47 eows :produ('lnt an ave~· age or 1191 pounds of milk per Buasell Jones al Point Plea- cow. 46.0 pounda of tit per eow, san\ placed first on the Dairy and IJhowlne a butterfat t.Mt of Herd Improvement AIIIOt!latlon 3.9. Honor Roll for the month of febOthel'8 on the EDP Honor Ron ruary, according to William F. were F.. n. Jones, Pt. Pleuant; GreJory, COllnt~ alent. Old Town Farm , lnt'., Pt. Pleas· Ten eowa were tested from the ant, Unit 1; David Roush, New Jones llerd. They avt~raead 1086 Haven; Old Town Farm, Inc., pounds of mllk per COW, IJhowed a Unit 2., Pt. Pleai!Jant; Clarence butterfat test of 3.80 and pro· Thomas. Letart; Otis Randolpll, duced an average of 40 pounds of Leon; J. w. Watteraon, Apple Grove; Douglas Roush. Letart; (at per CllW . Other. on the honor roll were Clifford Carson, Mason and W. Otmer t.levina:, Weat Columbia; W. Brown. Letart. W . A. Barker, .southside: Ray cranlc, Henderson; Oran Love, 1 ~li nra: -~ Hartford· Ma cui W a r · ~:~ iJ; ' I C ITllV Hv"'r C. L. Cottrill~!'!; ~.~\; . WASH OTbN lJPI - Delen" ington State Ba !lcretary Thomaa S. Gatea .tr. suf· aville; Brown 'lina Rood, Letart: Cered a brulscd left ahoulder and Rolfe I.ee, Gallipolis Ferry; J. H. a minor skin abrasion Wednesday Morgan and Son, Pliny ; Pirl Bur- in an automobile accident. Man Has Top Rank In DHIA Mr&. William Lavey, Miss 'Milbel ~~;- •.I, . 'I ' . ., ''- ' . t.•. • ' '·l IIRTI4 • . '" ' d .\ .. ' •. TODAY AND YESTii:RYEARI ed~·· .._,~ lldron Thomas married and New Richm<~nd, 0.; Will· lam married Mary McC(J)', step mother of Jacob McCoy. No cblldren. After the deatb or hla tirar wife he married B'e rtha Burns, Children Martha, )lary, Arthur, DOrey, Dennis, Alice,\ Ellen, Her· shel, I.Jly. Spen@r manled Lottie cblldretl; Chlll"lts •rle<l::-;-siater of ~ liii a 5.1~ ' VIc_tofg oVel' Pili~ becaUH ebamplon Auburn 'a on Kan- •r ~otuston wher~ Garre~t IS NCAA probation for a football remiMemeanar. But Tech 1~;;;;;::-;;;;;t;t;;;;;;;;j] ::::--::-bu I p.air of rambUng wrecten I Dame, Larry Krue· in Roeer K.a1Jer and IDave Den- ger wat piteblnl in 22. to make ton. Kalter especially la ranked up for the !act that lbe team'• u one of the flneat •hoU ever leading acorer for the aeaton ~een in the Soatheutern Confer- Bubll: Adams, waa being held ~ ence. six. .... Kantudry Twlce . SCOTI'SD .\LE, AriJ. UP I- The pttching career ot Dave Hillmafl 'fa& feared in jeopardf 11 the result oi auto aet!ident injuries. If Yot bad a mlllhm dol- Hillman, 92, obtalued. by ' tbe Boston Jled Sox from the Chicago Cubs, 1 n d ou.Welder Marty Keougb, 25, were hurt early Tbursday lJhen their ear"left the road and overturned. Prime alrloin ' der delldous. FOR GOODNESS SAKI TRY OUI STEAK woundr:"':~r:~~ !tl::v~e a~!: Hill · dd Fore~an·Abb~tt ~on.' "~~~~ b;~auS:~ea force~ R. H· R.awlifili·Sons Ct,. •' stati~n Wllion.' 4 Dr. V8 engine, Fol'ilomiltlc trans., power White finiSh. . · , . . . • .' .• : '' '.,·.i r ·, . stO!'eriltt. '1-lllllo IDit. ~. ' ,,, ,c .· ··- ... ··-· 8~ ga'!~~ ~~w~ etm on4 f,ll'an'o- ~nle. ,, ·en~r " Rio.Grande, North Gallia Rio Grande, led by 'Jackson with 28 1nd Davenport with 21\ beat Ec:oi\Oa\Y Gtocel'Y 08-Sz. ln the first game of tbe Kycer Creek Independent Basketball Tournament last ntabt. IQ th'e·, sec.ond game, Nortti q~­ lla'a Glenn bunn had 17 ~i!p in a 37-32 Win over Vanadiu!b whose Harry ·, Surfaee; •· 'one-time Yellow Jacket atar, ooJ.leded 13 points. RoUib of Economy bad 13 pojnts in the Rio · Economy game. · Monday Matc,hi's Bar playa K,Yger at 7 and the Moose (Pt. Pleilsant) meets Mert_ervl1le at 6:15p.m. Sources close to the club said Jt was almost certain that within 48 hoUrs and Weias will agree \o a the $78,000 er and tbe dub. That would pea 1960 salary at approximate).y $70. ooo - give or take a mtrik IJtole or. two. Such a compromiBe appeared ~n because both sides could ~·'ll it a victory,, ,Ma,ntle ·becauae !li'll ~ the h~best-pald .285-hll· ... ,., .' Toss away those clothespins- and your clothes line, tool Your days of washday drudgery are over when you buy an automatic electric dryer. No more lugging wet, heaty clothes. No more weather worries. No more running up and down the basement stairs. Don't drudte-dry your clothes -electric-dry thcml. McClure's Dairy Isle Corner Locust and 4th Middleport, Ohio WEEK.£ND SPECIAL I • GET$ UPI AWARD SAN FRANCISCO UPI-Call· Cornia's Pe~e Newell, c~ch of the defendb\g NCAA cilaC:b of champions wlll ' receive the United Press Interniltional · "Coach or the' Year" award in New York Sunday. • . . . : ·.~ ' Seed COIIIIJIIH ttr. time sovlnA fttattri. ol : . i .n u- leadilll brlllldB; • MEALS YOU WILlENJOY HERE. NO MA'ITER WHERE . YOU GO YOU .WILL~ . ALWAYS li'IND THE BES.T HDRE! ' + "\ - ' CIRCLE'S ' Restaurant ' BG ' · Pomeroy, Ohio . :rHAN THE · FINE ·~··Dx'f, Phone WY-2-53.42. . BUY AN AUTOMADC Shakes ' , ·a:x IN MIDDLEPORT Cadlllae- Oldllllleltlle- B•••ter ru e o::rr~tud :r-tCKt~ney· ·.·.·. t2: There's Nothi•illetter! ~J -• • $2495 KARR & VAN ZANDT juicy ten- TURN IN YOUR Coffee ' ·! i • ~17 Hot Chocolate ,Register Wins ··~·­ e.::W~oot wollbt ' • '. .. SNOW DOESN'T STCW US! AT fHE . owner. ON ROUTE 7 = 1958 FORD · 1958 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 - 4 Door Hard T011 The Martin Restaurant on his pitebing ~- He bas the right arm. lD a allnl and doctors INDUSTaiAL L".:AUI BllY it will be a week or so beHI~ u ;o• ..., ·1 ( h try wn -'":f- ;- ore e can any pitching. Hl&:h 3 game""'· S. FlatiaaaD 600 jHI.gh ain&le prc,e 8, Flf,n~tQ 122 Team 3 alne Sport1 Cerlt,fr at78 DODGER& SIGN COLLEGIAN Team ~~~ pme Sport ~ter 1 LOS ANGELES UPI-Tbe .:.0& 92 . A Stuullnga WDn Lr•· Pet. ngeles Dodgers have signed Swiaher-Lohae Drugs 11 T . 708 third baseman John Werbas of S the University of Southern Call· port Centt:r ..... 14\t ~"'- fJ04 fornia to a bonus contract in -ex· Daugherty Inc. . 12 Ut &00 cess of $20,000. Werbas, wllo bit Pomeroy· Cement· ! .419 for the Trojan& last &ellson Block ... 10 14 wlU be assigned , to the Dodgers' .. 10 t4: . :'1'1 Spokane club in tbe Paci,l'Jc Coast Il & R. Fireetone iO'il p62 lnd. 3 Ind. 1 eame, B. to~• w ! T 3 s rl G. ,.., ~<6 eam 1 gam•• po ..... Team game !Jwilh•r-L~ 011 ' TOP ••s• "BOWLERS ~l/0. TODAY'S SPECIAL Solid black linlsh, whitt !!ldewalllires ~lie driYe radio, beater, power I!I*ID& power bralies; One l...i lars you couldn1 buy a fill· er sleljl: than our quality ST PETER C. Searle& . ·. ......... , . .' .. · 110, lrict to . oupt~ and a victo'"" w . ould · SBURG, Fla UPI ling 70 rb· n . b b II hi M H d h II 1 . ·put tbe · Hu5kies in third Slugger Mickey Mantle and and J.· 1traight regional and on thei~· wa:,· New York Yankees are expecl!<d Mickey to come to him . It was WilKS HIO:H GAMIS clear that Mantle went to the Flan~~r . . . . . 178! 199 2J2 6q) :Jo another state tournament ap- today to end baseball's' molt pearance, Nortllwe!rtem won the 1 brattdJjplJI'Y. war of the IPrinl · Yankee camp uninvited by Wei&&, Se~tJ.~ ,· ··.·~·: .': ·. : ·.191" 189 1"9 Ma slntate t iUe in 1938 and was in tbe: spldlldl'•ngll W difference down the who seemed ready to carry on an Mclt!P'nti",v ...... · 205 155 112 m1 1e. indefinite battle with the young 1:t Jtusaell . . . . 168. 182 lJO 031 f 111 1aat year. :.COlumbia (13-9) and Lowellville What it buils duwn to is that star, H. Lohse 187 311 14:7 1515 (13-1) Will collide in the other dis- \~ant1e will have his $70,000 ai;Jd 'iO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::.;;:: tril:t final at Canton. The winners Gener~J Manager George Weiss t• will advance to the Canton re- will have his pride. glonal. The unexpected break in negoOther district (inals tonight will tiaUons that were building up into We're Always Ready With be the. Hiland (aJ..2) and Garaway .th~ b;isges! s~lary '-rhubarbs since (22-1) elaab at Brilliant; Glenford the days or Joe I)iMaggio and Babe (20-5) VB Corning (24-1) at Athena; ·Ruth came ThUrsday night when New Boston (21-0) vs South Web- the 28-year-old Mantle popped up Hot Dogs Iter (20-1) at Piketon, and the in the Yankees' camp. Mantle's arRa~or (1'1-fl) clash against Mount rival was a total surprise because Hot Gilead (18·5 and Granville (23..0) he and We1ss had rl'fuaed durin-'l utlmt AUville (23-2) clash at Col· thfi! last few we~:;ks :,J]i'il;;;;..;;'h;~• umbus. mere $1.'11 lelephOne n Milk ond Frosen Dessert here and Dallas, Tex., or Jololin,l *OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mo., that could have gotten together. I Even to, Tech may not be ru.aged enoUII]I to budle a dnvl"' rebounding Ohio Univenity aquad lhat baiUed to tbe lillci-Alnorian CoDference title and a 1&-'1 record before atwmJng Notre Dam·e 74CI6, in the flnt roWMl at uXm,. lon. 'J'be Bobcat.& IOl I zt.pcrint aeorlnj Job aucl 18 rebounds from U center Howle Jollilf apiDsl Noire Pitching Career Jeopardized By Auto Accident ~~ff:k~~:t~~?'~~~i£i~i~ To Get Most Of $78,000 Asked~. L~~~:~rtr~~.·.· .::·· :~ ·•·• th~ir LAWRENCE, Kan . UP1-Kan· ta• and Arit.ona. will meet for tbe · time tin~ 1148 when they a home-and-home football aeries in 196& and 1968. ~·••· which hosts the fJrtt ca.me at holdt a 2-1 -1 edge over Conference school in their ~tries . mrltinl wetss-"-;';'h;.:---c;;;;;:--:==Le:Ca::g~ue::.._::-::------Has H' pn.de, Mantle· •y United Preu lnt•rn•tion•l OF By Wllter I. 811111 seems that they were all connect- nlgbt~.~~t.: uR~J~t · Jl ..'fpun~ 7) ·~f. c;.o,.l• T.ch (21-:~. The Almanr.l Gf:orlia Tub tot into the tourDIImtnt aftu ~atlna: Kentucky tlriee but fioiJbins ~econd only Bears, BearcatS Bucks Favored I ReiJionals Mfdwtat at Ml!rih•H•ri.- K1n.jlu b0rd . (l~l beha.,:d _J)Ick Jon~'c Clneln~atl ·25-1) n. D.-Paul (iU)· 2S PO-1nts,t ~UeiJ,Will the Win:.~ T•r:•l OU! vs. K•mas Jl"'), ' l••t - phlydW _, n .. a. OD .,, II . c~1In _- arren ~ Wut at S•attlt, Wash, ....;. (IIi.eonteJ~ --~~; -~he_. ~strlCt .till~ ~- .#Qr~i• .(25·1~.vs. ~nta Clara (21·8); Urday ~lgh. ~- Ut•"h "25-2) vs. Orlton (li-t). 1 Former state champion New.,~ , : T~·. wlnl).•rS of thl' rqlonals qt-aJ scored 11n easy 59-45 wm will ;dvanc. to th• national semi· e_ver ColumbUJ Linden (1&4) at the · finals at Sen Franolsco nut week· LOiulflb_UII Class· A.A. d,istrtct, .whiletthd. · ,, Orandvaew (13·9) upsel Wa'shing- · ;_ ·· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • cour~. House (16-6) in a ri!J.~9' :BAKERSFIELD. caur. UPI- A ,oa ~~!Me. ,. . . . ' coroner's. jury Thursday ruled Only three Class A district truck driVet J{)hn Garret tnegli. :were p\ayed THursday gen,t in the March 1 of his lliiht, inclUdil'lg · a couple of prnit- tsdker-truck and a passenger train. .pOned gaqles at Wellston, and 13 others lost their Nellonville {1f.t9") walloped Ham· lives m_t_he_. ~en. 73-55, and Fairland (17-li) o took Oak HHI, 51-34. Hopewell ""'·5) . ''· 61"" ~.w ousted New... -..:."\..., •.• tbe New Conco~ meet. F, HISTORY Meigs CountY Clns A rql'!lnal qu•Hfl•rs I - -- - -M llhttrmlnH toni1ht at .Canton, Brilliant, Alhano, Pike- \ ton ilncl Columbus. All 16 Clus AA ...... will have to walt un· til S.turQy night, Defending Class AA champion Cltveland Eut Tech overcame a R ~~ b[W<il~ Thllfoday night at Bed· 1:)~ord n a 54-38 semifinal win over CHICAGO UPI -California Cin~reeksviQe . East Tech (18-1) OV· dnnati and Ohio State are heavy ercome slallini tactica with n 24- favorites to zoom to victory topoint aecond period to down upset· night In regional eUmtnations in minded BrecksviUe (24-47). t_he NCA,A collele. basketball tourThe Scarabs., who lost their fihlt D~ent. ~ · 'game ot the season and since Cincinnati, led by all-time scorhave rolled up 18 victories, wUI lng champion Oscar Robertson n)etlt eleYeland St. Ignatius in the and Ohio ·' State's Big Ten cham: finall Saturday. , pions will be making their first · ,Canton Timbn Wins .awearance in tbls year's jatnboUnbeaten canton Timken (21-0) ""fee. fiK't\~UJillon will bump bead& in Califorma, opened the defenae of ~· Clasa AA finals . at canton. its NqAA crown by clobbering Idamken ron~d' over ~merva, 61!- ho $~te, 71-44 TUesday. 01, aad Massallon ~lOok , Irao~n~le ' .. 11~ are the pairing! for to~-,9, Thurs4ay rnght. night'l regional games: Portsmouth (17-4) and . Chilli- .E•.•t at Charlotte, N. c. - WO'd _oothe (17-4) IJCOred bi.g wms at· Y1r11nla (25-4) vs. NIIW York Unl· .tbe _Atllens Class ~ district. 1'he. . rslty (20-3); St. Joa.ph's' (P.a.) ·Tro,.ns edged Mane!\11 Ull'll .lb ·21).5) vs. Duko (16-101 a '16-15 thrill~. and Chillicothe MidHst at Loulsvni., Ky _ _bWted Ironton, .&3-!Sl. Ohio State (21-3) YS. w..t.,n · :t'~ __ (12-9) turned in · the tucky (20-6); Ohio Uftlvertl ... 117· ,tetW,:, . ,JJ~pltal, Mkldlepot'l, 0 ., llardlll, 1... By Unltad Pnu lnt•r"nlltion.l •W Dolly Selllille~ Pometol IINEW GlliD 111111 Ohio hiJh IChf?Ol bask~t~all tournaments reach that critical stage tomght with semi-flnal district action carded on 17 front~ and seven Class A squads slated to qualify for next week s regtonals. By Saturday night, 16 survivors in each classification will be fiel~ll that remain for the regionals out of the huge starting Enterea II ,eoond claas 111al1lld Thomas, Mrs. Don Spires, Robert tD.atter lt t'be i*J81i offtee at Podt Graddock, Glenn Graham. Janet eroy, Obio. Packett, Jacqualine Steele, Meltnda ti Natia.S:~~~aln~re::ee-= Jeffreys, Merritt Weber, John ve: Ah ~ ·~ W York• 'Citl Hamilton, Mrs. Jerry Scott, Mrs. ve.. ,.. , · Oscar Bastiani and infant, Mrs. Roger Miller and infant. Trials Portsmouth Knocks Off Marietta 76-75 In Athens Class AA District =Lih,: elm Conscience l'or The Future t- ft~ ·fOr~~s Prep· Fives At <:ritical I THE DAILY SENTINEL ' . .Phone WY 2-3173 Philco,4utomatic Dryer · o~:fy $13t,.aa ·. F_O·-·~M4'~rond A880TT eust9ill KlfcJWqs ' . ,' 118 E. Mila ' . Pomeroy ~ Furniture~ ApPIJ~nee~ ·::,~-'. PhOne : WV 2-11324., , . ,, N. <SBCONI) AVE.' I' d."'ru E~l!c.,;,, o• . · ~fi''"'W "Y i. '. �• ~ Selltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March II, 1900 h-,ader Of Early 4-H Club Was Mrs. Harriet Neigler, Racine 4-11 MEMBERSHIP REQUEST 1-lntereoted In joining a 4·H club. --~~~-,.... wonn.atlon. IApple <t»ove FaD• and Planto. Tho meeUngs were held at va.r1ous bornee and we ~rls walked ro and never m1ssOO In our attendance w1th an average enrollment of forty to forty in•e. 1 havt watched our 4-H dubs Harriet S. NPigler change from the •·om• pwjec1 " Cluh Member & Advisor which we appreciated <t nd t>lljoyed The 4-I-1 Clubs were first organized in tbe section of Meigs very much, to the widt' choice the m('mb<'rs now •·arr)' , ~·i1ht'r m; indiCounty, Letart Falls, in the spring of 1923. vldual s or as an emir(' club . Many J 'nle girls ''Sewing Club" , tha{ was the only projPCt for sevthe girls and bo.v.s carry se-veral yal years. We named our club "The l..etart Busy Bees", .ilnd of projeets each 1;ea~on and some ~omposed a IIQ!lg entitled safe. clubs continue thn.N1 gh the win· In our first bulletin was a pirWf! ~iris <1nd boys Wf'r~ very in- tt>r. hue of the dreu we were to make. tl'rt>!lled in our +H elub.c; for we We cut our O'Nn pattern to fit each did not have all the ~-arious and It is now timt> t6 tf"organize PI us. I will always remember it numerous activtles that fill the club we must plan q_ur program for fOr we work&d Vel'f hard to have lives of our youth today . that in ord er to h~~ ... a sucet·ssful It fil properly ~d to look nice. It We looked forward to thP sea!ton cluh we must plan or program for hid a titted 1)6d.Jre wiUt squarfi' of reorganizing our club each year the entire season. neck and lathered lul1 stirt. Mine and walked two or more mill!s to From past experieneP , I do not Was blue and Wblte medium check- our meetings each weeiL ~;dvise a member to undertake too eel gingham With plain blue trim tlte Leaders and Officers Conat th~ neck and sleev~. ference and our "Week at Camp," many projerts. They are more likeWe did not tde . our fini~hed which was in Meigs County for ly to do outst11nding work on one flttieles to tbe fair as now. six years, was a very important or two than to try to carry several fte "4-fl t.uder" would gather event in the live• of we farm boys and not have the time or energy needed to make outstanding our dreuea or useful articles v.nd and girls. · ~pack tbem In lar&e ~attona and deWheo I was seventeen our grades. Uver ttl!m to the Exteruion Of- 'leedli'r," being a school teachf>r, atIf' the advisor and officers meet ·i'Jce. tt waa a pumbet ot yevs be-tended Rio Grande ~o\Lege during and pl.an a constructive and educa~ •ete l(ited to come to the part of sUJDmer monUlS. TherefOre tional program ror the club, and ,erOunds and· help arrange the I became her assi8:tant, conaucting study the capabilities or eaeh mem•pJa:y. · -our meetings and asalsting the oth- ber berore deciding the project • rh,fl boys ''Po(ato Club" was or-er membera with their problems. they will carry and, lf poll8ible, •wiled .the YI!JJ'. It was the For 10 or more our clubs· talk with the different mother.;, onlY . aeveral years. Included the from Apple thereby the interest and of everyone concerned, is much more apt to finisll the year as an Honor Club. 1 be· lieve 11 planned program ttivcs the entire group a goal to strive toward ami any one girl will not want to he the one who fails, or Jets the club down. Grov•. Letart at Name Address AceiiDUary lsi Commualty ln GODUbte llaltaD ... E THERMO-MUGS 1 1 Pitrlela Blal<oolee, Gordon Attbu Junior Leader Honor Award Is Held Events t . Week Mrs . Charle~ Lawson, Ml'l. Doy lliggwbotham, Mrs. Louise ~ Head· i<'y and Ji'rank Lawson atttended funeral services for their rbrbth· er and uncle , William Smith at Steubenville Mon(lay. Mrs. Herbert Roush and i son anrt Bessie Slaughter callelt on Mrs. Letl iP SpenCf'r at Syriaeuae Sunday afternoon. ! Mr. and Mrs. Don Meado~ are announcing the 'birth of a t:l:IICh· ter at Mason Clinic, March 2~ She has b~n named Tre.. Dlwn. Mrs . Lettie Spencer, Bessie Slaughter, Mrs. Herbert Rloush and son called on lllrs. Bob &bodes at Syracuse SP.JJ4aY\ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rhodes , and family of Syracuse c~lled on ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald .Rh~e&; r,ecent~ Mr. and Mrs. ~alPh Dur,.t) and family have moved to Sl*'inafield. -~ Mr. and MrA. R~dy atm~ ar• announcing the birCh of :a l.t Mason Clinic March 5. Gtafldillf. ents are Mrs. Lelia 11\!lle 1a"4 Owen Hall . ~ ·. Mr. and Mrs. Frank tt~ne: an4 son of Fort Knox,: JQ>-... ..-e 1vi,tt· ing Mrs. Lelia R.iff'le --~~ ~1)' 1 Hi~w.at'Of Ail Membe~, ,'Ttip 'to National Meet Won BY WAYNE , RO\)SH Tills l"'~r J attatne!l what is perhaps the highest goa I of OVfry 4-H cltlb !l>em))er, a trip to Nationol 4-H Club Congress. Dn!iJt& this 'l"eek in Cplcago I enjoyed many unforgettable exper(ences. I will. list just a few C1f these so you club members Will ilave some idea of what can be attained if you work hard illlOJ!ib. Jt j11 .~ . th•t somethirll with a ~lid ltii~idna: usually Oas a &OOd Mdina. Tbil · proved to be ~ this ~aae for the da.y we f~Pr ,Chl~~ . looked almo111t . ~ . !fie . "1iU""'""d of the beIWhlllfl.. becap&e '. of sl01. ipcbei of snow, ' nO ·eleCtriC:, and no tele. phone service. Jte i' ·d;tu• .of tbe snlKE IRISH 41iLI~Ei_ WNDON UP!- A iallot~ su-iXo grounded an aire'rift · ' o't · :Ae~W•· gus, the Irish airlln~. }-Pd&Y: ·'ftte walkout was called al' bddhi I to · protest the airUn~'l · 4Utl inatY action a&ilinst 9i!t''Jiilots whorbrote company regUiatioM· 'W1\)C!h lf~bid them to · drink within 11 •bouH of .nying tiine. with 4-H ·,fople tro.m and• Puerttr Rico. hearindustrial personnel Jntematlonal Reother countries enter· the week. twards and were presented b:Y vardonors. of the objectives of the .f-H Club ConareSs is to the education of rural visits to points of Civil anU as well as contacts with youne peuother 111tates and counaild outstanding :men and DAIRY FOODS • SUITS FOR SPRING and SUMMER West by Curlee, Brookfield and Warren SeweU Boyo and gtJ-1•. ,l!lo enroU In JU-"'ITA ..WTil by Curlee and SeweU $22.50up an entry for tbe e<~ntest for been in this eon; and my ·Si!lt~r, , __ ,_--_.. ___ in the conteJt 1 tbe dlltriet. The placed second In flfth In tbe state. fifth In dis· • HATS by Stetoon and Champ $8.9511p ' " '"" . SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY CASII BAHR, Owner !110. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT Gas R weJehed 36~ pounds and were auctioned to the highest bidder which was Twin Valley Hatcheries for $2.50 a poUnd . My sister and I have found in the four and five ;yean we have rafsed cbictens that each year we learn something new about their diseases, proper ventilation, feeding and water. - The awards program sponsored by ·the Ohio 4·H Club Foundation rcatured a noon 'banquet with Dr. A.. R. Mangus, OSU rural sociolo· telling about his recent study Beatniks Jn Csallfornin, di~('USstons on leadership responsibility and a "Look at ·HI". The event was scheduled to c:olnclde with the oJier\ln' f1f N'i.tlonal to:if Ch1b Week, ~arcb ~1~. liam Watlon, .,omeroy, D:ean and Duane Will and tlte ho1tJ. The birthdays of Jln. Nlcholaon, Mr. Wilt and Dune 1nd Mr. Watson were al10 obterve4 , a1 ' they a\1 come w.Jt.blll -e:~&f Dean'l. aUTI.:.•o · ~~ Mr. al'ld MH. C'\ldl JohnatQI! o! 8r1dbt1ry visited With M'n. Bertba Amvs on T~ay . Mrs . Flora Chlte of Chet'btre 'as a weekand JUHl ·or Mr1. lUna Wise 111d Mr. and jfn, Nate Wile and family. SPONSORS HYMN SING WilUamJOP, 'Beatrice Dupn, KAUI· . Tlte Golden Clrtle CJua (If the aleen Ftnk. )t)'l'tle Doull~, .· :lef­ Churth or chrilt lponsored 1 h)'mn sing Sunday afternoon. Rev . Tom Weill• opened the aervice with a pra}·er . Representing the Rutland Nazarene Chureh, Rev. Harold Kiingel sang a AOio accompanied by his wife. Their d1ughler, Cheryl gave lfl accnrdl&n solo. Singint from Bradford Church af Chritt was a trio, Rev. Ralph Humble, Wayne Kinu: and Wealey SiJHOn. Rev. Humble also sang a IIllo. From the Lanj!svil1e Christian church, Rev. Raymond Biddle sang uccompanied by Mrs. Garnet WIJliamson. ;Mrs. Olevi Cottrill or lkadburY gave a readina. Mrs. Lydia Srqith, Natarene ChlJl"Ch, an~ Mr~.' ~Ioise Smi~h. Hysell Ru.'n Free Methodist cllurch, sang a du· elj Reprc 1 enting the Rutli-Qd church of Christ were Mrs. Vlri,iQ· ia Weills 1 Thelma ·.v~ichael, and Sa:bra canada~·. each singing a solo. Rev. John Buckley of the Pomeroy Cburch of Christ closed the service with a prayer. A silver Offering of $17.75 was r~eived. ALUMNI OF=FICERS M.EET The Rutland High School Alumni officers met at the home of Mr. an~ Mn. Nate Wi~ retently. The banquet and dance for this - year niee JftiSoft, ctara PhiBipa. kat. Snowde-n, Pbyllil Simpkin•. Jerry Carpent(r, _.to*n Elida, 1ft't\Jna CJr· ~fer, !!Mr a :t.frrvlllt Brown. Ja'nel Bolin, Joan liar. Ja·et MQtri•, Doqna Neftan, 1~n -DeniiOD, ParJt'e~. Jrls Willia~p~, Ruth'll!af Roultl, DonY.a J,.ith~t. N.aney MOt· gan, Marie Bthmtletd, Role ht· tenqJn, Jud7 L(np Snowden, ~ ble and DOnna WUtiams and thl! hostesses.. " ~Venil sent gift8 but were tftl.. tble to atteml. altTHDAY CUM •ftft ··· The February ltirtbday QUb m~t At t'he home (If lin. Gohli'e And.er· son on I..inla Road, Friday M'eiii\DJ, Feb. 26. 'l'he social affair il "n annaaJ event whtth origluted aeveraJ yeaJ'I ago amorlg wome11 ..-lebnt• inJ th~elr birtlld•y In Febnlaey. Mn. Andftton 11"1'\'ed rtfresbmenta to 'Mrt. M•i:oaaret Panont, ';llrs_ Ethel Chapmin, ·Mn. Fer·n Sweeney, lltll Opal Ann~tron·a, Mn. Audrey Patteraon, Mu. Marga~t Schtlllna and Mri. · Sudn Theoba~~ld~j-j,'lj~~;~~~:~~~~~~ ~r-:::::~~- The BAN EDEN'S "!EMO!RS BAGHDAD UPJ - The Iraqi c~verD.tnent has »anned- Sir An· tliOhY 'Eden'S ' rii.Cni.o'irs uhder the "dangerous propaganda" law, it was anllounced Thursday. A spokes man .1ald tlie action was taken becal\s~ , the alltobla:graphy of the Chea- · lonDer' British pritne miniaterClub. .tlftt volume of whiCh was ' ·· taking 1 th ~ recently uDder the ~ ,imjoy. • ·u Circli!"-had "unjUstly . l •, lOt of I (!'~" the lra'qi revoJUtJOO * Premied Abdel Karim Kassem, Membe•"·,mo:~ to give u• fice, serve help younge project · This I feU was my highest honor and I could go no farther. One da)' In the middle 1 of the week when I was at college I re· celved a long dir.tance phone call lrom my e1ub leader. Of course, I was surprised and asked what it was s.boUt: She told me that Wayn~ Roush h11d Won a trip to National Club Coria'rea and they were all excited. She 1c;ept on reading tht letter and told me that I too bad won. 1 ht.il been selected ts state clothing tepreaentative. LuckilY. there a ehair behind me for I dropped onto it. trtp· to Chlcago was an ex· J shall ·Dever forset. we Other 4-H'erg live and they bave. We were , . ~ saw all the Sale fj '' ,.tmple · (ooda. - WOULEJ.aE COP CHI!RG~D NEW YORK U~--James !1. Bedell Jr., 23 awaltlng apPointment w•• over t'he Wffiern LOcal Sch:ool Diitrtd, and lfftt, Olmleotli•, tftft'ti! has been ill at met home the Pllt Sunday with blt parelib and all lbt - . . . . Tbolr .......... Yao dy, ret...rned home witJt tMM after a vi.ait with ber grand~ll. Nf. ll'ld lfn. l!arl ·Miller and farnll)', Atbml, wer. SUnday vu•it oril If her parentl, Mr. and Mn. pvillhe I Mr. 111d Mrs ,flarvey Er, twiue and .' even· 36. 1>11111, · of of my 4·H Club to mate thina:s be<:tu>IO ol the confl- gaJned. ' •• 36" MODELS ......••.. $109.95 up I 40" MODELS .••••••• ' •$259.95 up I rofc.emti i&ii.r. Guar8111etfd rar Ul!o All ' I partlcipation In m)' at the <!ounty fab" ,to be at ease wlth A PI\RTS ' Mtffltn' .. .,..., " ·~ ll -~ hHerln All rorcelaln a_.-s Guaranteed ·ll'tll' bile pltal for cheek-up, Saturday. Wedne.day. Police Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael uboUige caused u. l&.. ~ : IN COMPETITION Herb Grate, flon of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Grate and a student' at the Rutland High Sehoul, wilt. take \)ai1 'in district v.ocal competition to be held in Athens, Saturday, March 12. The contest is to be hetd · for District 15 of the Ohio Music Educators ASsociation. Herb will ' sing "Trees." PLACES tN T!ST Wayue Roush, Rut]and High senior, placed eighth in the Gfn· eral Scholarship test given to the top· 40 per cent or the classes 1•f Meigs County on Jara, :II 14. Wayne is the son or Mrs. Orion Roush, Salem Cean~;: Seniors from ewrv school In county was represented with the exception nf Middleport, < J.{ • TO .,. · Kevin and KeJly ale the name• chosen by Mr. and .M n. Ross art tor their twin sonG, born Holzer · Hospital FCbruary 2(1. Stewarts have three other children·, Stevie, Mike and Diane. Mr. •nd Mrs. Guy Priddy, local, are crand· parents. MRS. JEWELL litE$ Mrs. Ethel Jewel~ died at the home of a daughter In Columbus on Sunday, March R. GriVeslde rites were held Wednesday afternoon st Wright CemetM-:r. Mrs. .Tewell ill the mother of Floyd Carson, Middleport, Rt. I. STORK .$1-IOW.IJIII.EJ..P . 11fr·s. IsabeTI "JI'ehdn Wa'i honi.fred with a sto'rk shower at tbe home of Mrs. Betty · Williams Thursday, March 3. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Avanctl George and Mrs. Jud.v Snowden. :Decorations were in pink and blue and gifts were placed in a bassinet. Games were played and prizes awarded. A f~atured eonteat was the guessing the sex, weight and date and time the baby wll1 be born. A prize will be given for this. nuthlanc Roush won the door prize. ·Refre&hments · were Edith Williamson, Joan.;itiii[~,.;;;,~,H d~ Wil1iai)1S, Donna !1 , Ethel Snowdun. Donn" 'F rye, 'lanet .· ' NATIONAL 4.H CLUB WEEK MARCH 5th TO 12th The 4-H theme of the year points up a worthwhile goal of 4-H Club work. For research bas shown that families in wbicb there are active 4-H members more readily adopt modern, approved ' ., I f • •t•t ~t ':"' ~ 1.0 . 0 < • ..,_. . L --···\· · <" ' < .. , ' ··- . ... '""·" ·- ·' - methods of farming and hOIJiemaking. We congratulate 4-H boys and girls, as well as theli club leaders and exteilsion agents, for their able efforts toward "Improving Famjly and Community Living." Thll!l Ad -8pbnsored liy ·Tlte Following f:lvle Minded Rasluess t'II'IDs FOLTO~-THOMPSON : j • . PROVICO MILLING I & . f:!tD CO. TRACTQR SALES - (o(,king,Project Credited With . Membet . .. ,. . I . . ., • ; Phone WY.2-5 .101 Phcine WY-2-2161 IPOMERO'f', OHIO MINE'RSVLLLE, OHIO '"' ',-, .,) MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY . '- --~~ ~•iuiio 1 have ealned 'I her . ·M lll -1-'r Chate, to a uid npert l,~oon~o~f~~~~~~~:~·t·l~'o..nM<on~Re~•-~alld~~Mii~·~-~G~e~o~r~~·~D~·~·~~~~~~~~~I0-'1~--~~E~~~~~~~J~u~dy~SI~awte~~r~w~a·~at~~Holze~r~H~o~~~th~e~mEse~r~iouoi~~Y~. ~i~n~th~e~a~cd:don:t be made 'at a later meeting. 1960 WBI weie discuSsed and fina·Nate l plans will of£lter11 are, president, Wise; vil'e president, Bruce •M,y; Judy Chase; and tre-a suier. Wanda Wi1· Iiams. ftt:KII 'confidence in my· .irort b.. been a rretlt . ' . 1 ! Compll_ft!elll'li.;,_ , ·r,J Llaed to Mtlh.,rs ... RACINE HOME BANk Phone Wl-9--3251 RACINE, OHIO • ' 'fd111StiP6fU ' . .. - . A job well done deserves aliP!-eclaiioh! ~·• men of tbls community who ,, vrora so · dev·cjtellltl . throoih local "H Club chapters . . . to )6vel,f1! mental, physical, socl,al reach a:jliJI1l . .': to ultimately heco,:,o lel<l;ii 'ft~ people and ·bette~ cllllillll. Wei~ ' to. lend . their aupport to the 4'111 ... r· ~· LANDMARk ·FElt) .MtLL . ,.. say ''thant yoa'' to thli iiliu~ YMn§,llllij1•ita ""' ""' !l.&!il'i iln ~+--'_............. J' RACINE, OHIO TJ.e _Co_l.um~us .,,~d ! Southem Oh16\~ ~ ,, Electr.i. c ComP'f~ I· Pboao WY·2-3011S ,· 11 a.ts- off to•• . Ti-h , Pho~e WY-2-2181 Phonll· W."(-2.3i54 . ' . ' .: DOL<Ei'ORT, OHIO ' .) · Gibton, a sen- Mr. and Jln. Ella Michael a ior commercltl •tudent, repla«d Tbfllmi . ~ts• .l'•uline Phone Wl-9-3202 Tbla WSI of a lifetime. a t~w are lucky · •wii'ded a lt'ip - to Club 'Congre11 there Tappan.& Vista Ranges week . Blancbe Clark moved her boose- 1.tr. and tin. uowan waent tt hold goods In Columbus on Wed· SyracUSil \·:•iled hi• parent• • .Mr. Wil!J.tlfV'olan. and Mrll. Wm . U.reent, Sunday. nesday_ Kft, lattie KcKenzie nturned Randy and ·Ricky, twtn AOns of bOrne -.:eek.rnd. She ha- Nlr 0111d Mra. l'' red Gf'OJ'If', htvf bee.q at t home of her niece, lfr. been dJschargtd from Meigl GfmNEID lit IHOOTIIII tnd l(n. ymond Webb, Atben11. t>ral Hospital, a11d are improtfing GRAZ, A"-ltrla UPI-,..,0 A . . fleiPIRc fo care for ber aiater, l!ra iii hom t>. tll•n• ch.or&ed wtth -~~~ I Emma Jlanin&". captured American pilot ·~ Rev. 11nd Mrs. Thoma• Weilb Mr. and 1M n, Harvey Erlewine -Mr. aDd Mtl. ltomer Parter .and Sar<th L}:Jln were Sunday din- World War n were .freed Wed! and Joettl took htr mother, lin. Yillte4 with hil blber and brother, ner auellt of Mr. aDd Mra. Earl nesday by a local JUJiy. Yranj Neidenik. 46, wbo ll>cl ~ldd. . Iva H~, to Ill. Alto, W. Va., Peal'!}~ and Boward 1nd Miu King_ tor ten yean to eacape fn1*cQ\. WedMiday eVfllllin' where Jbe will ~,w;~e Creel of Chester, Sunday . vilit with Kn. Lob: RUHell. .Bof.tlw Snowden, 10n of Mr. and Beth Weill• was a Sunday dinner tion, wat acquitted. He had ad~ mitted seizin&' the pilot but Dol Mr. and Kn. Charll:1 .Kennedy Mfs. tlOOOrt Snowden lpf>itt t~e I gueat of Debbie May. have re~umed home frOm . a t'tlit · weekend w:lth Jimmy Lambert. ' Miss .\l.artlla Ohli.nger and Jim shooting him. Aua:u•t P'ueh1, • wit.h their lOR, Mr. and 'Mrs. EuMr. ind Mrs. John Siuon re- Vennari or Middleport were Sun- year-old ex-Nazi storm trooper! gene 1\:ennetly 1nd familY at {..0. ceJv.d a pbbne e.lJ from their day evening catl~rs of Mr. and :rtn. was found auilty b._t freed becauae he aerved an eight-year wat gan. ~tuihtef, Mn. Dorothy Goode, of Carroll Snowden and family . Joe-Ua Ertewlne spent Sunday ~d City, South Dakota, on WedMr. a11d Mn. Roben Hill and crimes sentence iru;>osed by the with Jane Lucu. 1;1esda4Y evening, M.art'h 2. Mn. Billy Wt>re businf'SS ,-isitors in Russian occupation forcea. Mr. and 'M rt. Nate Wise, Jane and (foode ~ed the temperature Gallipolis Saturday where Mra. Johnnie railed on Hr. and Mn. there wu 1 degree below zro and Hill received a check-up at Hoher F.arl Spires of Witlr:eiVille, Sunday. no spOw. Hoapilal. HELD IN TRAIN WIECk Jimmy Fink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Stewart hit been ill Mr_ and Mrs. WilHam Phillip• or LYONS, France UPI-PoUre Mts. Eugene Fink wa11 ill 'hree at her ~me the pa1t week. Frankfort were weekend guests of held 1S Al1erian M01lems for days thl• put week with a virua.l Mr. and Mn. Bob Rathburn of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phil- quealioniD.j today in conoffllon 1Mrs. Fern Sweeney spent a day Colu.'labua apent several days with liPII and Darrell . with the derailnlent o1 the P.ariawith .Mr. and Mra. Everett M~ theiJ pa~nt.J, )lr_ and Mn. EverSherry Morgan visited with Deb- Riviera I!Xpreu nell' hen. Twtl· Knight "if Pomeroy I"K':ently. ett C,. ,an4. Mr. and Mn. Charles bie 'May on Tuesday. ve pet'IOJll were injured. f01111' ol Our ,,•• 3· .._ .... lin. . . _ lloosb •nd Norman wa-e in BeU1ire TWINS NAMED For You~ Outstanding Work MIRIAM SMITH MuOta County ~ Clubs have rnanr doan of .• rt\lnlty open our PJ'Oi•~l' lh ·f41 for 1959 trtet. The nest two ' years our ta IbiD. wete: tinat9'tt1, Hwin& and poul- ehtc~ens Witre not in the top ten WO have been In ~H ob: but tny fifth year 1 placed s!l'cond iu the distrtct and eiehth In the wal not only a -4-H state. These ten chlcllens dressed SPORT COATS lliJ; Jl 4-H News $29.95 up ·· -~~-·111!-. ondWro. ]llr. """ )ln. Wil- .... ., EIN iR.OS: ! .. Phone WY-2-328-f · POMEROY, OHIO ' ." ' ' ' ..- WELI(E.R'S ·M.APLi LA\\IN POULTlY FARM Phone WV-2-6849 HEMLOCK GROV£, ~HIO ! l : tl: : lI' t l I I ! v ~ }. • ~ · �J ' Dally Selltlnel, Pomeroy-MlddleJR)rt, o., March 11, 1118()....:.7 · .._ nao;.sent!Det, ~roy-Middleport, o ., March 11, 1960 WANT ADS (201 Bu si ness Se rYIC es I 1101'1 TltEI IERVICI AND Ill mov11. Phon• WY1·5475. 12-wotp . I'Oil CONSISTENT 'DEPENDABLE RESULTS I I. 0- McCOY AUCTIONIIIt I t - 2. Lon1 . . . . _ Jll*- 116 Wahama Students Rated On Honor Roll In Past 6 Weeks RIVER REPORT A totll.l or Calendar Belied As Cold Weather 1Is Continuing 116 students made Irma GrJnstead, Donna Heuon. the honor roll .at Wahama High Sophomores: Richard AOOI. RATES Gauges : Montgomery 16 1 on By Unlted Prns lntenNtion.... ~ School for Lhe fourth stx weeks Velma Anderson, Danny Dodd, 9 2 on lower, 9 feet open The calendar move& ,Joward upper I centa per word, one msertion. Mmtmu m chargP - 60 cent& · per1od accordtng to Principal Nancy McDamel, Howard McFACfORY METHOD RADIATO GalliPQ hs 19.6 on upper 12 7 on Sprmg, lJUL Ohio's wfnter·m· R 1 Clyde fo, oley 8 eem.. per word for t.hree consecutive tll6el'tlons. Mdhon, Loretta Sawyer, lumor clNJrin& and repalrinr by tnin Stedal - one montb for 30 cents per word Of that total. stx had .stratght Jeffers. Haze! Brooks, Stephen lower, 10 feet open, Wmfield 17 9 March weather contmues. ed radiator speciaJiltJ. AU work "A " averages They were Suzanne Burgess, Joe Ru111ell. on upper 12.3 on lower '12: foot The temperature plunged to ill N1 r•te t:IC 3 cents per word will be charged for advertisinc: guaranteed. Free eatimatea. Fas t /Wolpert. Donnw Van.Yleter, Mary . FrHhmM: Barbara open, Lock 23, 1~ .0 on upper 119 fourth new low of the winter in ll DOt p!lid witlhiD 10 days after receivtng b1ll BostJt, on lower 40 w1ckets open . ume day serY~.ce. Hackett's Jane We b b, BPverly Burns and CleVeland th1s morning and .ICrrws in Advert.isif"li - Sllou.ld be reportetl imme:diately The 'Sha ron Brown, Delores Greene, Sohto, Pomeroy, Phone WY2 Robert Greene ch•lled other pomts m the ea1tem Da1:1J Serttinel wtU oot be reaporuuble for more than one incor- Ism. Nanty Armstrong, Dame! Artis, Condition of Movable O.ms: 3 7 121 c rect U.rUon. Those havmg averat;es of "B" £toss Frey, fu:be cca Goodntte, All dams are up 13 throug h 2:3; hall of the state Cud ot T.baob and Special Notices of Events $1 00 Obttuariea Andy Karschnfk, Amy Roush , Ar runm ng 1-2 to l trap TemperaMUELLER ~URMA.C ••, WESTIIoi Go were <~ S follows Jt will stay low for the next five pibliabed at 1 cent per word Sen1on Wilmerme Clark, Myra lene Roush, Esther Smithso11 tu re 111 7 00 a. m. 17, water tem- daya, the weatherman said. · HOUSI •H111nc.a. Arnold BroI then, ,,,.~.., WORDS 1 DAY ::t DAYS 6 DAYS I MO . Ohio. Phone Forem.<~n , Larry Jeffers, Martlyn Lieveriy Staats, Claudia Zerkle, perature 34 • The weatherman foresaw a 15 60< Dotson, Sue John Call , Wilma Grimm. Ken 90c $1 3~ $4.!10 WY-2-6314, 11-19-tfe:: Schwarz, Carolyn ''chance" of snow in the eltreme 20 Goodmte , Sh1rley Henry , Zorra neth Heynolda, Earl Stewart, Judy 60< $120 Ohio Rlv.r ao.~: Lock 9. Coal southern portton of the state to$180 $600 2D Jones. De lores Rettmtrc, Patsy Billl, Patnc1a Carpenter, Ellen Kmg down at 3 30 am 1S-o, ,Lock day. 7llc $1.!10 $22:1 $7!10 AIR CflNDITlllNING, REFRIGER· Rtzcr, Sally Oldaker, Rosa Roush . Eleanor Roush, ll Gona down at 9'00 am '2o-O, Ada retelved by 10 AM Will ~ m that days naper. ' ation serv1ce. Jack's Refril!lera ·[Rou~h . Sharon Sa}'rc, Jerry Wiles Eighth Grade: Gratus Aldridge, Lock 12 Charles R. Stephenson Snowfall s of one·th1rd to onelion, New Haven. Pbone TU Jun1on: Beverly Roush. Robert Kenneth Bass, Margaret Call, down at 6.15 am 6-13; Lock U, half Inches were predicted for 23537. WY-2-2157 6-23-t I:S:ell , Bonmc Kessinger, Sheldon Maunce Clark, Wdliam Gates, Lolllstanna down at 8 115 am, 13·5 Monday and early Tuesday, but 1 - -· - --- - -- - - - -L1 / Roush . Ruth Scarberry, Kitty Ann Johm10n, Bonnie Staats, Mar· Lehigh down at 9.45 am 16-1, the state was promised a clear m.EVlSION RADIO AND SMAL til appliance repaar. Phone Otl s Brown , Bill Frey, Karen Stewart, lha Thompson, Judy Williams, Lock 1'1 Rocket down at 3 40 am but cold w~ekend. , Dale Ju stis, Darien!' ~tukcy, Ann Norma Boswell, William C11 pe- 20-0; Raymond E Salvetti down at A new storm lashed the Mid1 McClintock, Racine, Obio. - - -ORDIR NOW •Maynard, Lawrence Roush. James ha rt, Lmda Lathey, Lynn Mdte1 , 5 10 am 0 14; T. M. Norseworthy west and South today with snow, SEW· . 2-1-Uc SINGER SLANT NEEDLE Early order di~eount on all nr· H1ll , Joan Carroll, Kathy Fowler, Duane VanMeter, Kenneth wh 1te, dawn at 8:15 am, 6-0; J . B. Cbau- ram and sleet. mg machtne In modern mahog- CUijl'OM lilHLT .lOTUlEN d.era. Steel •ilOI with 20 year DED1anna Woods, Sharon Brmker, "'" down at 9:05 am o-4; I. F -------any ca bmet. Only a few months ru.rantee. Pole type steel buddll&necl fo~· your boml ~· etPhll Cook, Janet Hoffman, CaroFre:bergor up at 1U5 am, 16-2; old Looks and sews hke new. lna idea) for Joafang sbed Free timrte .. to·n.....;nm and ADbott,. Jy n Johnson, Dale Sayre, Joel Beaver up at 7:10 pm 0.1 ; Robert delivery on all ordera placed by Will sell for bala%e due PboDe WY-3-5321. 8-8-U Scite•. West up at 7.10 pm 1-0; An$107 W or monthly pa menta tf Marcb 115. 5 year finaDcing. Phone : drew B. up at 11:45 pm 3.0; Lun· CINCINNATI UP1 -!Jveatoelt· desired Phona WY2·2204 T•LIIVIIION RADIO AND SMALL Oris L. SmJth, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 Sovonth Grodo: James Blake, ga Potnt up at 7:05 am, 6-16. Cattle 350, calyes 100; choice 9()0. k Racine Elchang~~:. 3 11-6tc Appllace repelr. Call Fr•n Lmda Clark, Erma Critea, Mary 2·25-17tc 1200 lb slatlgbter steers lo 27, &ood 1 Capteln.., 414 N. leceftd An. ler, Georee lillffman, Allee Fos Sever al chu r ch and community ONE STUDIO COUCH. PHONE ThorN• M. Fain llOQ-1250 lb 25MI-26, standard 23, Two Make Dean's Lisl Mkldleport. J 3 tfc' events were postponed due to Johnson, Larry Ball, June Clark, W¥2-3230 3·9·3tc T•rmlte and Pelt Control h1gh choice 890 lb heifen 27.3(), Dana Lew1a, Richard Pfiffner, AI Marielta College weather condtttom r .... iMpectlon, lntunnce Nationchotce ,725 lb 26·26.50, good 7()0. Ke nneth Rollins, Patrtcia Thomp·- - AUCTIONEER Named to first semeater Dean's w•d•. liaa.y hlrmL HOOVEltS ALL LATE MODELS. The ' Adurn Jona than Meigs , son, Judith Goheen , Kathleen List at Marietta College were Ca rl 800 lb 24-~. 50, utthty and stand· Compl"'• Service Phone l"ameroy WY 2-2366 ard 18-20, utility cows lfl-18, utilAtbchments l', ull available Chapter D.\R Charter D11y lu nch- j llessun, Glenndol.rn Ord, Sandra Crl" Bradford 1eon has been postponed until Ptckens, Gordon Powell, Rtchard Wolfe, sophomore, aoo of Mn Ity and commercial bulla 20-22. Port1mouth PR 6-2851) pncc only $33 00 Phone WY2· Write, Phon• or Contad Dolly Wolfe, RD 2, Racine, major· 2 29 trc 1 2204. 3 11 6tc A. c. BRADFORD. RacJne, Oh... March 25 Hood, Harry Surface, Nancy ing in history and physical educa- cho1ce vealcrs 3ti-38, good 30-34, standard 26-28. :-:-::-:-~--::--:c::c--:---,---cc -- - ~---1 23The Eleanor Ctrclc of Heath Thorn, Ellen Wiles, Sharon MayHogs 4000, barrows and gilts 60 iUJ..JABJ...i: PANTY WANTED TOill:l RATS K.lLLED WITH STAR tf Methodist Church wa~ postponed. nard, George W. Roush, Thomas tion, and James R. Baker, sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul to 1 lower, 180-240 lb 15-1~ . 150. Farfann 21h lba, $1.49; 4 lb1. HO"ME BUILDERS BIRCH CABI· The lilrl scout Tea and several Ru!sell, Randy VanMeter and Baker, take over small monl l-t l)' pay· Syracuse, majoring in mostlyl5.35-U.!SO {of 190-220 lb, ments on Batdwm Spmet Plano. $2 .50. Safe, sure, guaranteed. NET maken Fo;mlca smk tops. sunday School class rn ee tmgs. Judy McBee . Chemistry. Soon to be ptcked up m .th11 Eb~rsbach l:lard.ware, Me1g1 Co. Vinyl asbestos block laid. House j --:;:----~ 225·240 lb 1~.33-U.40c Lower, 1-3 Wolfe ia rJul of Racine H1gh . 3()().450 lb 13.50·14, 430-800 lb 12.75area . Wrlle bel ore MIU'ch :.nat Farm BurNu, suo~~ar Run Flour repair• Of all descrtptions. Call r' to CredlL Manager Post OftJce MtU, Pomeroy, Ohm t.;uy Nt-'Jier Racine Ohto. D Dfl 13 50; boars 25!! lower D-9 25, under Baker of Pomeroy High. Box 47, Marietta, Obto. Firat re. (2-18-a&p)j (2·20-3tp); (3-3·3tp) ' ' Uc 400 lb 0.50. 2 24 CINCINNATI UPI - Produce : pl:eo Will rC<Ol>C hnt consider· (3-1().3tp) (317-31p) --- 3 5 Eggs up 1·2c; consumer, at farma, alton etc I WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADEs 1' A jumbo 29-33, large 27·32, medium LISTEN ro YOUR FAVORITE Venetian Bhnds, all SIZes and mond Thomas Langsville . Ohio NIT Tournament •• New York ~30. amaU 18-23; B 1arge 22-27; country hymns WJth Dan Haycolors Free Eltlmate& Dale ' aotr First Round HONOR ROLL 2 delivered FOB A large 38-4:0, ~ed· W1ppeJ Supply, 215 Umc..n Ave., 1 V1llanon 88 Detro1t U. 86 DES MOINES, Iowa UPI-Al- I The honor roll has been releas- ium 36·37; :8 large 311137. man each Sunday at 8:30 A M 3·4-60tc CLILANBI Providenc• 71 Memphis St. 70 f n d w Noehren a member of ed by W. E. Campbell principal over WMI'O 3-1l).3tp Pomeroy, Ohio, Poultry, at farms, fryen 2l,;.o4 NOfH.: £ TRUCK GROWERS; Will --~ & TV •e,.afr .....,.._ NCAA Small Call~ Tournament lhc Iowa Board ~f Regents, has of Columb1a Elementary School lb 18-211 heavy hens 15-20, liJht have Southern ~bbagc plants ELE('TROLUX VACUU M ClEANPhone WY-2·2255 At Evansville-, Ind. J c.:~l!ed for an Investigation of and other leacben Donald Wal- 7-10, 12!',400 fryen, 1-7 pet. lB, 27 the Ialit of March and tomato er~Urey flmsh. Has complete set 1 ltom•ror. Olde. Evansville 79 K•ntucky Wesl. 69 .vhat he called the "intolerable" ton, Millie Coen and Ruth Stark- pet ;_g, 4 pet 20, ~2 pet undeterof attachments with throw-H way Ch•J»mn !Calif.) 79 Corn. Coli 64 ' vut e uf the ftve Big Ten schools ey. Fust a:rade: Margie Jeffers, mmed plantli in April CaU or brln& orders to Charles a. Harris, 'bags. Compleltj pnce only AI• YOUiuN DO'NN AT THI NAIA Tournament who ktlled the Rose Bowl pact. Randy Tolley and Barbara Brook· Ponland, Ohio, VI 3·2tl93. ~6 50 Terms. Phone WY2-220~ ..._If? 0." your 10ul rtHd HY· At Kansa. Cltv, Mo. lie asked all conference alumni hart; Second erade. Rhonda Whtt 1 ln1t Bea.t Work. Lowest Price•. Tenn1:nee A& I 75 Wofford 60 grou ps. fans and taxpayers, "to tmgton, Caro_lyn Rupe and Bren· Demonslrolion Club • 3 8 6tc 3-ll -6tc -:-=::----RAC S 01 S RVIC S OP s. W. Tu•s St. 76 Grambling 68 I put on the heat right now and da Teets; Tbud grade : Tom Pet- To Meel Wednesday of REASONABLE : COJo,Fl!:E TABLE, I INE H I I H Westminster (P•.J 62 Hamllne 59 j tmi&t" that the llchools vote t~t, Kay Elhs and ~onorable men (2 1 The Portland . Great Bend b()me Telephone stand, lamp stand, RACINI, OHIO. Wm. Jew•l 62 N. M. Highland 59 agam at the Btg Ten May meeting hon Connie Hatfield; Fourth dembnstration club will meet at gold c4atr, telephone WY2-3293. lie sa td there should be "a unanl: g~ade. Cheryl El~, .honorable the home of Mrs. Margaret Yost 18) 3 7 6tc West~rn hse-rv• 75 Fenn 69 mous vote m favor '(If renewing mention Jenny V.:hlttington a~d Wednesday, March 16 startmg at --S-C:...A:..LES, OHIO HIGH SHOOL SCORES all pacts that have been voted Kathryn Turner; Fifth grade : Lm- 10:30 a m. with a pot1uck lunch 11m3 CHEVROLET 4 DR. S!!:DAN ~!!:AT cAsE, ELECTRI·C By United Pre-a.s International i.lowu. " da Folden, Sixth grade: Jaca served at noon Runa good. $2&3 00. Blaettn.ars, pop cooler, counters and shelvTourn•ment Scores Good Dan T 11 d B Pomeroy. 3·9-6tc tng Truck, car, furniture . Sher'· It Ui htgh tune that any school wu:', 1 e o ey an reoMrs Ruth Ebersbach and Mr1. man Oa.J.l.iq;ec, Dexter, Ohio. Clan AA at Canton fllculty should be taught that they da Pettit, Seventh grade: Sharon Mary Lou Johnson will Jead discuaGood Cle•tt UHd Cua Canton Timken 69 Minfirva 51 are just a part of the unheratty Holland Eighth grade: Denver sions on tb~ subject, "Care of Fa3.g..atp All MlkM and Modell brics." Mr.uillon 62 Loudonville 39 .utd that co-operation IS necessary Queen and Julia Turner. J1 ROP!:RTY 360 E MAIN ST. METitOPOLlT AN MOTORS At Martins Ferry !o make any school successful", Before 9:30 A.M Cambridwe 74 Cadiz 59 he satd 600-606 latt Main lt. $2600 CllB h Thi s week only. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly atPomeroy, Ohio a Thompson, W\'2 a101. af(ei ,. Mtddf.,.l't WY·:l-2649 \I At Ber.. Nochren, Spencer, Iowa. one o~ 1. 1\l,wa ~ u ,l!c_m. . 3·11 ·2tc POmeroy WY-24895 '~' t.akeweod 6t Midvlew S3 I he nin e members of the· DoiwJ ~ol tended the Apple Grower·~ Asso· l9M .f UJW 2 DR, SEDAN . LIK!: banquet at <Aik HiH Frt· caatJon KAUTZ FE!D ITO.,...._ At l!edford fl('{l l'n ts wh1ch controls all state To Be Held Salu · ay new !m111h $t1YS 00. Blaettnar&, At Chetter Clevtl•nd E8lt T•ch 54 colleges and umversittes, sa1d d~ evening. Jo,uneral servtces for Mrs. RusPI)Jneroy. 3-9-0tc 3 LOTS, 2 STORY BUILDING 3U Mrs. Jane Douglas., Albany -. ,,, d Yukon 5-2145 Brecksville 39 ''we may as well let the lacult•" sell (Elma) Roush of New Haven x ..,.,. I1 ne 11 om 1oadlng plat- H•MtLL S1 R C 1 A c0 1 b torm ~lak e offer. Sherm 11 n Hal,.. VI E TATION t um u• comm1ttees know that they are route was a Sunday guest of her wtll be held from the Fogle&ang 19116 MERCUliY 2 DR SEDAN. Before 9:00A.M. Grandview C. H. 49 employes of the taxpa•er• and to cousin and family Mr and Mrs. Funeral Home m Mason, Saturday Icngee, Dexter, 0 h10. New J:Sutck tnde·in. Show& ~ood 3-9-3tp N k 59 SO co 1Wa1l1ingon b ' Albany 3353 ewar um .,. Linden 45 change their mmds or seek em- William Thomas . care $3~ .00. BJaettnars, Pomtt 2 p. m. wtth the Rev. William Every Day Service At Athena. ployment somewhere else'' eroy. 3-9-6tc fHAILER8SPRIN-csALE~ 24 R Wilson, New Haven, in charge. Mr. and Ml:'s. La\ern Jordan and new 10 w1dcs 36 to :H Ft. u Porflmouth 76 Mari•tta 75 family and Mrs. 1 Faye Jordan Interment will be in the Graham 1854 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR u~~d one and two bedroom WRITE TODAY FOR. RHODEs Chillicothe 63 Ironton 51 COUNTY LEAGUE · were Sunday callers in McConnels Station cemetery. sedan, dynM€1ow dnvc . Like new Units 10 repossc.nions . For folder and low chick prtces At Willoughby High Score~, Manh 7 Frtends may call at the funeral vtllc and Columbua. fmlah. Thoroughly reconditionbalance due l<' or the best selel-. l'rompt answer. Rhodes Hatch· Clev•land St. Joteph 63 High Three Game lnd ......Blll Me· home anytime. . cd for many miles of trouble Rev. Merlm Teets is conductmg uon of new omd u~:~ed traUers In ery, Spencer, w. Va 3·9·30tp •t YounootowMnadllon 53 Kjnney, 552. free 1enJce $795 00 ataettnaCII, .southern Obw, cpmc to Waver"" Htgh Single Game Ind. - BiiJ revival services at Bortng Chapel TO GRIND IT OUT ly These trailers are well worth Nile1 51 HubiNrd 44 McKmney, 225 Pomlilroy. 3-9·6tc near Vales Mills. WASfiiNGTON UPI-Congress your trip . t:ome prepared to (2Qa) Termite Cla11 A lhg h Team Three Games- Hot S~:t and Mrs. Da~e ICaynard and settled down tpday to grind out a deal. Low down payment, bank C ~t W.-ll•ton , Rods, 2452 son, Colorado Springs, Colo., are moderate voting rights bill after financing Anythma of value ontro~ F•lrland 51 Oak Hill 34 lligh Team Single Game - Hot spendmg some lime with relativ- the Senate decisively slapped 3 HOUSES, ONE CAN BE HAD taken in Lr 1 de .E' D 11 r ~liOnville 73 Hamden 55 ltoda, 910. ' es, here. She is the former Doris down liberal attempts to gag de· by taklna over paymenta An- Save up to $1,000. re~A~E~L~ PRE! INSPECTIONS. PHONE At New Concord Stendlngs Won Lost Pet. Stout. • bate and broaden its civil ri&hts Uque screen, delk, roll top, 1966 MOBILli HOMES SALES, u. s. WY-2·277t, Wlmore .Supply Hopewell 61 N•wport 55 Associated Radio 17 7 .708 I ·1 ' ... I I ' PHONE Notices - -- - j (91 For Sale Scheduled Events Postponed By Bad Weather Condl,ti-OnS I A repre11nt.at1ye of the attorney 1<nenJ 'I olflct ·will be in II till Co unty, limb 31 to appear befon Judae Joha C. Slcon to pruent ~• 2.00 Frt>edom TRA NIT Toufn11nwnt 6 30 Waterfron t 7:00 Sal urday r-:tght Jamboree 7:30 J .onJnza 8'30 \Ian and tM:~ Clllallenge IJ:bo the DepUt} 9.30 Wt.1hi WI~! 60 10·30 Man From lhterpol tl :00 New• Bt1a41•.._ tl:lO Wertbet«UU ~ :15 Shookvatel> 1:00 ljjp Off C!Msnnel3'- Friday be &Uipended for penoDJ bay. 3.30 4·00 • =oo Comedy P1ayh0usc Advenlure Time 6:00 blealflboat Bill 5 30 q..,o Kid 6:00 StNmbOat BiJl IJ : 1~ Jim Tharker Show 8:!3· Weathercast 8.30 News Picture 8:45 Huntley Brinli:ley Report ?·00 · Sci!nCe Fiction Theater • \ ~:10 't!hts 'Man Dawson s.oo' 'Noableshooten · 8:30 Bell Telepbone Hour D:30 Masquerade Party 10:00 Cava1cad~ · l)f Sports 10:45 Jackpot 'bowlln& . 11:00 News treat;llines ,ll:tt) W-elthPI'cast mg violatioru totalina 12 polntl. This 11 the repl.ar monlb)y villt o! the representative here. '::10 ~litE KILLS POUlt ATOTONlLCO, loruico UPIFlre on an lntenul)an lluo kUled a woman and three cltlld.ren near tbia central Mexican town )(on. day, it was an.nounctd today. Tbe four were fatally bumed when other passen~rs stiml)fded: for the exitl. OAX HILL C~aMel 11 :16 11:30 1.2:00 t2:30 ' th15 1 Jack 'Palr Shcrw 12:45 •>TIOO· 'Sfift Off ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babcoek received word tbat . hi a altter Mn. Vomda Johnson, Wa)'IUI, i\ac:1 t heart attack, also that hll' brOther, Elmor Babcock llln poor boaltb. l :00 ~:00 ' ' . 3BIG "'',...,.... .. . i~~~KS.ifV a-Friday. I DASKE'flHLL SCORES 1 j~!r ~v~s~la~~oN:ite G~~ ie Card 11:1~ ' 2:! ~0 3:00 I ~t,oo r~l~''RI~tats ,3:00 l!OllWiiJ\1"1 SIPJ\io Wrestilna f:I!JI AIJ-s,tor Golf • - 1 ' 1 Pll IQIJ'AU. ··~1 • 5c·· 19al Marine ~upplies ANDMOTOR-- .u.r,. lNbURANC£ w"" --ea Wanted To Buy GJBUv state ~ ( 141 For Rent -r. .,... - 12'11 R-1 Esta· te I ,aq~ .AT HOM£ INSID£ THE WATOI WORKS v..... VALLE'Y ft. Dli!:.GII!g a an a ( 171 Help Wanted . z. 9:00.. $1995 o:l~atc 8Ust~..:~-:....:T~:~~t POMEROY .lw. co... Employment IIUI. - I'INW .~... e'"""...~ ·-·-~t~ .... ~ . . '~ ,I ' ' c •iuoto '--7"'-~~-t~tt-;:~~--:;::~t:...."7':~. "'-'1r:~::~~j;,;,j"e~it~~~~ 11:30 7:00 '1.:30 8:00 Ln"np Untfl l!Jy Feet l" •k Up ond Llve FYI Camen Three llo¥. .Elwood Glbbl Oral Roberts Willard Wilcox M'*ll Masterpieces Su'ilday Sports Spectacular N. Y. Philharmonic Gi College Bdwl Small World Tbe Twentieth Cea.turr Lassie Dennis the Menaet: Ed Sullivan Show GE '111eatet . 7 , Allted Hltcbcoct l're-u George Gobel Show Line ·The Accent Is Mostly On Music On Tile New HaHHourOf I Talk Of The Town Pt..Pleasant r,\ONI)AJ thru THURSDAY 11,:15· ·UJ.'Itil l ·, ' WJEH ,, Manninc D. and Mary A. WebSam N. and Ruth Arnoldi J. Blazewia: to Sanfora Gheen, Parc:els, Sal· FROM ,. 1 lda J. Kelly, dee., to J . S. KellY, Affid. of Trans., llutland. • Lonnie Frazier to Francis H. Martin, Und. lh Int. Lot 84, Ml<l· dleport. . Lelia B. Blaettnar, dec. to John BJaettnar and Irene B. Hick~ Cert. for Trans'., Pomeroy. W. White to Commoll co., Right or ' 11:45_. ,A.~. 1'o-urow , .. , ~~:. Y ·: ~ 4::W "5:30 · 1:10 ~. ·.·-·;),,~ ·-. ' S.' 1 t :so ·H/ 8,.:'00 1 K·~'-1"' ·J~_~w · Coffiedies Tne Lon'ef Ranger Phlnts..:~ . 69.: ~ .\n TYru' 3:00 l t0.30,,M!,.t:'r " • -·•" ' - : 8:00 TOfllatO and Flower - .0:00 tO·:>' .I :00 11:30 :!.Y,.,l!'' •-, ngaroo ,1.' 'o:od"'tario:oo.' sft~* ~>. F9r Transplanting Later In Your Own Gorcien I 'No~ Required · 1 ' JIFfY 'POlS ... . .,...... I tOO RtT1val C:'uande j30 AmeriellDS at Woi'k J t£ C~.rlstlan Selt nell · \) fr Lucky Have Gun, Wlll Trnol Gunsmob . Not For Htre News and Weather. 'MleatPr 13 _s_lg_n_O _ If-:·----,-,.,..-- Sunday _:.-L-ei ~I ,.._ 3 etiat, ~ ~IIi LUMIE:R a Dial _l_ ·ao _ 11:00 >2:30 t:po ll:)l'a 1114N.., ' ond s·upl)ly 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 'Rlley IO:~!f Plllttoj. ~ ~om• RED I-SET II the: Life ·Of' 11 :00 NfMI ·' ' II:~ ~~k;,a~;t~e Wetthtr THE EASY WAY I · 1:00 THe- Three stooges 10:30 tt~oo 1. .. 0 '1:00 Markham IJ'·30 RawhJde :~), I 8:30 Hotel'tll.\.,."!..,&ree 9:00 Marmihr IO:~:Qw 'J;WIIjl!hl ZOn' GROW YOUR OWN BEDDING PlANTs 1 11<30 fl.!OO 8:H_; lljyUn &Jlow, 8:90 dule. AmoB 'n' Andy Olilo, ••· 9:00 .l t:-i i ··~e Secre,. Storm j:90 Show '---::---: 8:30 · W~lited.:__Dead or Alive 1:00 Arthur J . Smith- News BOWLING ,.... Colleie N"e"" C<tnfen!nno Bli 'Pittore AB~ Playhouse Sciente Theater Prtsidentbtl Mission Cbamplon.blp Btldlt l'oul Wlnc~ell Sbow Broken ArrQW lloltie's li'Utlday Ft>nnleo Roller DerbY Jlobln llood Trackdown Muertck Lawman The Rebel The Alaskans 11 Beacon Street The N - ToaJaht Weot•er Window .Ch!.!tnel -·13, ..a:ao•d'l:e !iidP·of Nllht SUire. Vaughan Pest Control Ce Am•rlcen Hockey Leagu• Hot Hods Jtl g .625 Mr. and Mra. Truman Grimm (13) 10- ll-1218-17~18.12Z·Z3-t2f· Member of National .ie&t Con- Cl•vefand 6 Quebec 3 Landmark 13 9 .H2~ and family, CineJnnati, were the AWAIT HIARINGS 26·29-:Hl·12tc trot AsaociatJon. 12·3-lfc ! National 8uketball Auoclation Cross' Sons 11 13 .418 weekend guests of his parents, Clyde Hunt, Jr. and Arnold Glov· TROPlCAL JI'ISH AND SU J•PLLES. ., Mlnneapoli• IU New York 108 Davas-Warner 8 16 .333 and other retattv~s. Their twln Gallipolis, are IWiiltlng Lowell Mc Nickle. Antiquity, 0, I,EANUTS- IMPROVED Sl'AN· ( N1tional Hockey Ltlgue Chapman 's :11arket 6 18 .250 babie11 born in December were er, both heanng before Mayor Kenneth McSouth Ttdrtl Sign In yard 3 8 6tc ISH . The earliest n.riety grown DOiJ S-VPDa New York 3 Boston 3 Top Tum Bowlers recently released from the hOI· Elhinney : Of Middleport on charges HAY t' OR SALE Phone beut £or Onto and the north "' aa ~AO _ _ Bill McKtnney 2ZIS 160 167 ~ 52 pital. Middleport, of mtoxication followinJ their ar· SH 2 4607 Pwoldth' anrue smwa~ .h,ut awnedll 11111n1edr W Kmg 168 156 202 52tl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree 3 8 &tn I by local pollee last nlo~~ht. 0 ~ "" K. Manley 167 1-'3 106 428 .were Sunday afternoon callers at FOR SALE 3 ttOOM HOUSI!: flavor than larGer rwrts The N. Kloes 178 140 188 G06 the Paul Gtston ltom.e in Albanf. with bath 1.23 llCrt'11 of ~;round. compact plants are ea,y cui· CITY LIAOUI n. Holdren 126 197 126 449 Mrs. Mary Dye .Kepnar and Melvin Little, t:hcllhtrc, Ohio lure. Selected seod for planting Hleh Sc:orM March 8, 1960 J Chapman 186 206 12~ 517 baby BOb Jeoffrey, lDrtford, spent 3 8 6tc 24 ounces $1 po11tpaid . Phone llich 3._ game lnd Art Stohart 637 A,. Sylvester 166 190 161 517 several iJaya with her parent., W¥2·11386. B. Qulaenberry, SyliJgh tilngle game, Art Slobart (2) Se•sen Hlth• Mr. and Mra. Clyde Walker, Thur• FOR IALI raCUIIC, Ohio. 3·10.3tp or 234 lhgh Three Gam~ Ind. _ sani man, 0 ., visited her lister and Be11le Wekh rea l calatc m MIXEU HAu ""·· P-ER BALE. Phottt WY·24MI MWdleport Team 3 games, J.' tfe Novelty 3hop l•'l1maga_n, 701. parenta OJl Sa&urday. whUe. other Paa:evllle, Mc1ga Cuunly, Ohio, • U'A 2663 High Smgle Game Jnd.-Georce callers were Miu "EElen William· wUI be sold at orflc:e of J 8 o· Ncar Hemlock Grove. Zlba Mid· BAR.NJm.tiJIIPS(•.N lNboRAN..;:K Team &Ingle game Ft!e Novelty ' Wagner, 276. son, Atben~, ~· an~ A. R. Brien .v.t 10 00 A M M.v.reh 19, kUI. W¥2-6294. 3·10.3lp AJeDU., MJddleparL Fire, J.uto. Sbop 961 Jiigh Team Three Games - Hot Caster, looit · ' 1860, to the hl~:heat bidder Must · mobUe, Bondi. Pbone WY·2· lt•ndlna• W L Pet. Itodt 2632. Mr. 1nd M'ra Amoi Trout (lbln be aold ror not leN than apprais21108. Robinson '• Laundry 16 a 667 ' Http Team Single Game_ Hot Grilli) Alball)t bad lhe mlslortune ed value of $600 00 UIID IOAU 9iiij:. Oblo Power · · · · · · · 12 12 1!00 ~~~~· 1178. to loe lhelr ""oiler homo by tire 1- 1; 5 COIIPLEU Edgar Wekh , Admlnistrt~tor New Haven . . 12 J2 000 Top Flva Bowler• AVW. Surut.)' nlsbt They absent or ett;,te of Reule Welch WITH ancl "' while they IMt. Met,.. tec:tioa. LUe, AuLO, )1rt, Pol1o. Stroh's Beer ·. . 11 13 458 Ge.tJrge Wagner .,. wheft• tle f~ a~ed an~ the en. 172 3·1Htc JOOIIt.., - . _ 6410 I. Moln CoU DoD llllla, ltllddloporl, Elka . . 11 13 458 !lob Louks 170 tire conteallo were coillumed. lt.t PcMM,., Phone WY4-a10. Ob.ia. F1fe Novelty Shop 10 14 417 Sam Flamagan 170 Pdr. and 'Mra. Reed .t•ffer• were !q:CCill S~WlNG MAClJINl: 11_·24_ _ tf_ c _ _ _ ( ~2:;-:-1-:-1-::R--:I~E:----SIAION HletiS Joe Plccltaly 170 Sundll,ll cillero at llo'.'Leater and Equlppt.•d t.u :till: ~aa. darn, monInd. 3 eamea, Flanagan 650 Bud McKmney 169 IIerman cordrey l!omea, Atftena o~eram , etc Orl¥ln•lly sold for I WITH NO DOWN PAY· Ind. 1 same Flanagan·Chlford 256 Rt. . . ailo r,ltltttUir, Mro. •181 60 Pliy off bal11m·c due of I - - -' MENT h I l Team 3 Sames, Elks, 2778 ILECTID TO JiOUII Fratlk Bm, local. • . $38 90 or $8 00 per month WANTE!l : COLWE OR GERMAN · Frame l)me or Sa e, Tear.! 1 eame Stroh's aeer 969 • NEW YORK UPI- Oemocrat Ja~ Lt. :(jl) 'and .Mr1t,1Keith Neiaon Phone WY2-2204 3-11-ttc 1632 Llnculn Heia:hta, Pomeroy, Sht!pherd pup~ Steve CJeland, TOP "5" IOWLERS AVG. t'oh H Gilbert was overwhelm· and dau&bter. are apendinl 'd"me Racine, 0. Phone Wl9·3801. Ohto, two (21 B. R., illr&e L R., qlfford . . . JBl inuly elected Tuesdoy night to time With rtlativea before be; .. ., 3-9-3tc nice kltchen with wall and base Louka • -~ cabinet~ melal clbinet 5Jnll: full ·· ·· ·· 179 he U. S. House of Represent1Uves aent to Italy. Hla wife lnd dau&b· For 3 DoleD Lovely Pllllls batb wiih lub, pJa&tered ~alia, Hawley ~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · 177 1m 1 special elecUon. ter wlll Join him Ia~ •-rd ood I' I h h111 ('" Searles .. .. .. 176 u• w 1n s • oDe ~) Fluiaan . . . . . 174 ,,.,_,., l'ooplo·a , _ ami baaement, aas auton1atic hot wat· Vele lt., •H 8vtternvt A~ er heater, conversion ••• llred Phono WY~2127, • furnace, new Chlmbedaln atorm ""'"" ' • • ' • I o\PAA•'IIENTS - lllnllllled aod door& and windows, aood ahlnl)e TEN MOM TWO STORY HOUSE roof, aalvanl&ed lilUttcn ana D. lnterlor hard wood finish full t•aturn!Jhed. Mdl11ten, Middle,,,,,, S , city water, netural a:aa, aeptlc basement, hot water t\_eal. Arport. Phone WY ·2-lt288. 2-.3-tf • tank, mce lawn well drained. VI· ranged foF two ~partmc~h ', • '~r., 1 ond ROO II Hou"iiii:-4li0Wa cant priced at $6.500. lf you are Large leV(ll lot, two garages \jjl ' Out'·-Grallllllte Watllh· ReA Compressed Peat Flo\Yer Pot ·r apar&mut and a r•l<'lll tiPirt· a G. ~· and caa qaulify tor a V. 7ot W. Main St Price vtry ment. A, N. Bencel. Phone A. Darect ;.oan with no down reuonable~ A . N. Bengel. 3·9-3tp palrman ~JlS Yt&!"B !lf B• The Profeaalolial Wll' pM.fment, YDU can move in and _ _ _:,:c:__:__:.:...__~·_:_::.:__:_:: WY·:I-3272. 11-ll·tlc ' PlY rent until your loan comet I"'R . SALE: 5 ROOM HOUSE hindi 'l'lt~ Experience 2 OOOK NEW MODERN 3 RQOM AND of · ' • throuJh. Alao will sell or land wttb batb. Niee location. M:eJvJn bumper r•il11. bath apartment. Phone WY To Make Your 'Watcll Run rontract with .1.000 down. Will Hood, 111 Locust St., Pomeroy. .; lmmedt.te de-livery. Healer, de8141. 8 !2tc ' ' 2 3a :rotp •ell ond tak<1 Firal llorlllle lor lrolur, wblle walls, dlrectionaJ · Perf~L 60% at 4 'If lnt. on ,&-years . -.~~. lcaLhcrettc interior, ' . termo. Now 11 fOU are IJIIEJsled lOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE see your local REAL.TO& or ~on· See Bob NeJ1on, Rutland. PUT·YO(JR WA.TQH REPAIRS UP'TO VII! ~ CARRIER WANTED 1'0 DEU\'ER I ~ . tod DILLON & BRAIINON', 2'26-121c paper& on Nye Avenue. 1f Inter· 1 ooled c.all WY 2·2157. , REALTORS, Galllpollo, I 'l tfc 73l>A 7 ROOM HOUSE, fURNI· buUdln;a, water, electrlclt> ..,.,_ .. . maU, ocbotil bus, lelej)hon•, TURE, (opllonal), YQU"' frul~ I 181 Wiler, ei<IO\rl' . 1ollt~\10ne, Qood puture with plenty ol . ' 'J;'~I I.WY.:z-3785 " ,, WANTED WOMAN FOR LIGHT a<hool bUa, 4 n\Uu lritrit\~ter woter. C:On~ct Som Curu., Boa ,, '! ' houoewor&. I.Jve In- llill W¥:1· · ...000. ' Sb~-"~~ 118, R0111oldlbuq, Oblo, Vn 1 I 9·30 10:30 1:00 11:00 ·a:dll' '11\e •]lllghlel' Illy measure. 1 9:00 • I" I I 18 0 119 8:30 ·:::WM;H~TV 4-n·'"ell . Friday " B n ·· 3 - r RA.LEO ' Iohn Hopklna File Bi•~op Pike !i!l'•l··ia[io>Q..£11\!:;.:""'~·•fllu:,~.H;J.l'l'::,_·-'"':":=-c=--:~=:'1.0=---Late I I f·OO '*'P.O , ' ;!!. .,.,.,,. er:y}m c.Obt Insurance J:OO S:30 B:OO I R ... S or ~.-a..-..1. ~ij)O. , ~J!>Ioo~ S~octaeulat 11 ·30 Talk Ba~ck l2:fl0 Lunch with Soupy Satel 12:30 TV Claisroom · 'i~OO ~pringtl!!\e. W. Vi.; Call DICK SterreH lJiith\loay 23, Waverly, Ohlo. -1 .a. I"L 1:30 1:00 ' :30 . '-llllhll!! 'v"' ·~utuar 'N,'Iif'":tlii/lie· and Bulllto " Auto Sales DodMe pickup, In goo-J ahupe Phone TU 2 3381 1 8 6tc Lowre~pl SaRdaj JtR iMro. he Sports Report Late Show . .Sand.y- t'hanRI I ;J:OO 12:30 \:00 1:30 2:00 Thanks 191 For Sale Lawrence Welk S~ Iubllee ll. $. A- 11 :00 Up.to-the-Minute New• Probe Demanded Of Big 10 Vote Carpenter S - E KI'III'ng Bowl OCiety vents g;, Bo•\'lint uo 11;~0 I I C~ampJnlahlp Dlc.< Clark SlloW U:DII Sea Hunt Leave it' to :BN.yet ' ,iO:OO ;,~ I I 3 - Sunda) Sign On ThiB is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade GardP.n CJqb ot the Air ln&lde Sports 2:15 N)lA Basket ban t.:ao Wortd CharnP:ionsblp Golf 5:~ 'J'hne: Pl'esetrt e:OO !tlj!et the Pt'eSi 8:30 News Picture 7·00 · Overland T,roll 8:00 Sunaty Sllowealli! 9:00 ChevY Shu• 10:00 Loretta Youn1 10:30 TV Reader's ~ Dtgest 11 oo ;News Be.ao•·a.. 11:10' Weatb'erctltl 11;1& NiteWltlci> or -- - . WSAZ.tV Channel 3 casea ukinJ ttiat dtJvera' llten- Market Report IG. tEL.E\#ISiON GUIDi Lici!IIMI Su.-Joa Cues ¥e Seheduled H. Spencer, dec., to Eula L. , Everett 0 . Spencer, James Mfid. for Trana., H. Spencer, dec., to and Elsie Hines. Spencer to Eula L. Cheater. Eu~''~~~ and Cleo Spencer tO ~ Smith, 2A, Chester. .• Mrs. "tlsie Hines, Thomas Hinei EuJa L Smith, 2A, Chester. II �. -~- .. - - .. ··-· .. - -.. -~ ~ ' .~ Heath Methodist : Church Class To : ~~: .ltWednesday 3---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 11, 1960, Salem Center School To Present Musical Program March 15 At Scho.'ll Auditorium Clau 12 Circle of Heath Methodist will meet Wednesday evenln& . at the church Devotional leader wi1! be Mrs. Onn Sm1th. Mrs. C.rrolJ Swanson will be tn (barge · at the program. ·' ·, Hostesses are Mrs. Emenon . Jones, Mrs. 0 . p, Klem, Mn. NormPn Wayland, Mra. Jienry · Hennesy , Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mrs. Stanley AddJesburger. TO MI!IT MONDAY The Laurel Cliff Better Health Club wi11 meet Monda~· evening at the borne of Mrs James Gil· more with Mrs W1lham Strausbaugb u co-hostess The Salem Center Elementary School wlll present musical program, " Panora ma of Amene iD Mustc," at the school audit oriUm at 8 o'clock , March 15, it 1s announced by Mrs Nelhe Vale, principal. Mrs C 0 Chapman, mustc teache r for the district, is directing the show A $0 cent admiatnun will be charged . Alaakans Sherry l'un\er, Bert Smith, Bobby ~olden , Don~~old Wachenschwanz., Kenneth Jacka, Announce Daughter's Marriage Around And About Middleport ay FOR TODAY Golden Rule Class Meets Thursday At Anthony Home Mainly About People In Pomeroy ly JIRIDDII HOUDAIH ...1 ~ Golden RUle Class of the Firat BapUat Chureb met 'Fbunda1 eve· nlDC at the home of Mrs. Genld Anthony wlth Mr. and Mn. oweD LUCILLI IIAWICJiif Freddie Lee, Tommy Myers, Mlkl' . • at y • enttne WEATHER ,.,.,.y '*""••• Ohko: cl....., .. If. ••__, h•Jf with ...... flvniel IO!Ait•lt Fair and cold ,.,.._.,. aU ......, Hith - · 2H3 low ........ a.17. Saturday, March 12, 1960 Bratton as contributinC hoeteaea. Caton, Billy Harle11, Un~ Shene· held, Patty Wnaht Penquilll: Beechle Cooper, Ruth Walker, ButcbJe Coughenour, Glor-Ia Goff, Danny Ashbwn, Mugo Grate, •B etty Jo Lucu. ·r e .. Tony Fowler presided in the fbsence of the president, ()WFD Bratton. Under new busineu, qle class votd to be ln cbarge of qbe of tb' Sunday aervicea dur~& the abaence of a mtntJter. A com· mlttee was appolpted composed of Harold. Hubbordt Gerald An· tbony and Helen Bodlmer to be In charce of a aervicc. .l · The ahow wtll cons1st of f1ve epi· aodes, a mmstrel, AlaskA, 49th State , Hawau, Mth State. Western and Negro Splntuals. The program IS as follows . MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. 01110 l I ,.' •• • :I County Receives $4,773.44 In $295 1953 CI:~\IROLET 4 Door Sen~" Runs good. $695 i 955 FORD 2 Door Sedan Fonner owner recommended this car to be easy in gas and olJ Like new fmish 1955 BUICK Special · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 2 Door Hard Top and 4 Door Sedan Choice of either both one owner cars and exceptional condition. 1955 BUICJ( Special V8 ····· ··· · · $1,095 2. Door Hard top. Cream purr in conditiOn. One of our most careful owners . Dynaflow drive. R&H. 1955 Mt:JCU~Y 2 Door Sedan · · · · · · $B95 ,. New Buick trade-ln. Shows good care. · 1956 BUICK VB Special · · · · ... $1,295 Tomorrow Saturday 12 th 4 Door Hard Top . One careful owner New Buick trade-in Dynaflow drive. R&ll . Sharp car. 1956 JUICK VB Century 'L ·' · · · · · $1,395 ,, • 2 Door Hard Top. One careful local owner. AI\ vinyl trim. We'll be glad to have you talk w1th this owner. 1957 MERCURY 4 Daor · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,695 Hard Top Sedan. Mercurymalic push button drive. Radio and Heater Sharp inside and out. PLAN t!nd ARRANGE 1954 BUICK Special4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $795 YOU- NIXT Dynaflow drive. Thoroughly reconditioned for many miles of trouble free servjce. Like new finish . 1954 FORD VB Conv. Coupe · · · · · · · · · · $695 New high quality lop. Fordomatic. Extra nice finish. 1953 BUICK Speclal2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · $395 Good buy . .PRIVATE PARTY .RECEPTION • BANQUET .MEETING ,.. ' HOTEL MARTIN MaHB lflore Prlwte Ro01n1 Fof . 10 to 11& People OPEN UNTIL 1:30 MON. THRU SAT. FREE PARKING BLAETTNAR'S ... ". ·Last Daf. ·.Of<:.Eib·r~ld$ Store.Wid~ .. .. .. .· f· I'OMilOY'S lilT • To AM ' ' '. ,, ' " ., ,,~_I ~~ .~~ ~~. After 6 P.M. with , Merchants Police Service '' ' POMEROY, OHIO ' ' " , .. . .. ,· ~ "-··-~ \. .....' " . ~ r,'~ sAYE -. Q~· ., • bl 'I .~I ~r··~ ',', ~ ' . r, l'~'I' ""~-~ •tJlJ iflltl' ...... {~~~ l• ~ .'::' Furnitu.~e • Applia~~~s • ' . -Housewarce& . ,. ' ' ·~ , , , , ,• l ll:• . I/ •'I ' • " J' · ~. i .: Buy an all-electric clothe• · dr_yer~~ l.lonktts • -- .. ' ' . --·~ • .., . \. • "' • )., , ...f i • • ' ' c '~: :t 't!:. ; _. . _@ O,HIO ~~A~r; . 'a aware that , pulled a l .' ' •• /o. ';.o.;... ' , .. ,,·1' .. .,, I( ' ,' '· .'/• ·' ' ... ' ' • 1" 1'•" .• if . I• ••• or you:r money back/ · ', · ·, Electricity is your better way to. dry clothes ' ¥(~ 1>\ .li C2 Mens we,,, Wome~s an" Chil·dren• "&•··a·r' ' :..'''l·~:: · • '. :• r~ ''P • . t·l ••' ' :. ' l ,'( . •, ' . said many public stateal have been on Page FiVe HOSPITAL AU,ce Frick, ttomeroy L)J~~~:o;ENilAL Porn- .. , This Is another in the current series of "mystery>fann" pictures taken from the airlanes over !4elgs CO'!I\t~. the own~r may ~a.ve a 1,1~ ndsom, 5x7 print of this picture by ca\lipg at ofllces of The Dally Senlillel The public Is invited tci offer their soluUooa to the "lll)'Stery." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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