https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97cce5fa6cbe912d5a16548a55c71c5a.pdf 44170d3f220f796aba0b8586775eed28 PDF Text Text . -~- .. - - .. ··-· .. - -.. -~ ~ ' .~ 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." �Chester Resident Identifies Mystery Farm · fifE. DAILY SENTINEL )Fff twfARING) THIN MAN ~ ' .• • '. :' Commentating Editorially \ • ~j .\ ,, StrontJum-80 the faUout from atomic explosion&, may be aa mocb .. ton tun .. bleb•' at the 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 12, 1960 =,....... -A news item of thiS week probably sta1 tied than It i1 on uphUl 1rea1. ac cord1n& to testa made by the U S Dep11.rtment of A&rlculture oOo Ohlo farmen have doubled the number of 1oll ~,... t.allen m the l.ut five yean accordmg to Oh1o State umvenlty Extenston agro- to learn. if the situation warrants taking men off the1r regular JObs. and use of the ambulance bought and maintamed through public su bscrtptlons (intended for actual emergency casesl There are occasions, however, when requests for help cannot be checked f1r st Frequently the central stahons hear this, "Send the emergency ambulance down to umpty umpty, Any-st'' - and click, goes the telephone. No one can check on su<:h ca lls, nor can they be Ignored We cannot thmk of a better rule for people to follow in tbis matter of "Should I or should I not call the emergency unit." than that an cwnt tenet of Christiamty known as th L· Gold. en Rule In other words, if you were an a1dman would you accept the call of someone else, wtth your emergency, as v.arrantmg the unit's attentiOn? We are convinced the Racme umt was quite justified in its turning around after a nine mile {one-way) tnp over icy road s eatly this week to go home, with no patient inside going to see hiS doctor 1 ~-- A- (. e. BLAKESLIE . e..... latonoton &!II!•Rf: . TODAY AND 'l1le t I pet the suns uld The shadows w•ll lengthen and Chapman Jr had one cc.ver you dau~:hter Velmn by h1s !Jrst W!ft-. No matter how fast you've run After the death of his first wu~ So useiE'~tS to <'hase arter a d.:.y Charles married Anna Stltta Two that's through , by th1s marnage Fran Why not turn f'll~l. race the sun' Charles and Norrnu Anne. had Will grt'et you I'm surE" my son Goorge b~ f1rst marr1a~e lhat'~e~nly Rhadow you gee Gco,,:e''a lh1ldrt>n W•lham mar- 'Tiler•'• r1ed Beckler; Hamel married ,. no u~f' to cha11e umJ ~wtool F'red Mdulo~;h I'm sure Mr Sun Will agree why not settle and enjoy this !'Ide PAAR FAMILY A~ around and around Wf" J!o f•'rorn sunlight to t~hadow you can glide W1th old Mr Sun all aglow DAILY Harrisonville Society Report Mr and Mrs Frank Halliday ViHltPd Everett Tracy .ot MCJgs UospJtal Sunday Mr and "'rs RolJerl JeWell VIS ltf'd h1s parents , lhe Glen Jewells, al Dowmngton. Sunday Mr and Mrs Jl D Gilkey and family , R10 Grande, vi11ted Satur· diy afternoon with Mr. and Mr!i Clint Gilkey, Sr Ray Wilson took George Cl1rk to Mtddleport Monday to a d'ortor Mr Clark has strcp throa~. Lenn Jordan has been suffering wtth arthritis m her ba4::k. : , For State Of Ohio ly United Pl'fll. lnttm.,lon.al A clear cold and sunnf week end is in store for Ohio Northerly winds Will carry cold temperatures and a high pressure system to Oh1o, bringing clear skieS. Cou nties along the southern edge of thf' state receJVed up to two inches of snow thts mornmg The temperature ranged from 3 "What" ' says Mr Sun "I never set" I at Youngstown to 23 at Chesa· The earth IS just lurmng you ~ec The strip mJnlng operaAl"nS m peake along the Oluo River In There's no usc to hasten afler the commum ty have shut. 49~ 0 he- between were CJeveland w1th 11 me pet cause of weather oondJQ~. the warmest morning temperature You stay there till morning and ~v1rs Bertha Carl attep~~d the for the c1ty th 1s week. Cmcmnat1 see funeral of ~er brothe~, MU~on Ash- With 13 and Columbus with 15. There·~ stah in ' the heiiVei>• . JlikojWorth, Sl!,a~e, Juesd~~ ·. •WJJ · The weather bur~au s~tfd the dhUMQdS of ,,. Johrl Dlackwood Is ··~L:~IumI ~ Sometimes Mr Moon lsee bus hospital for further s6rgery. poilslb!hty of floodtJII'i iiF' ·~ sted All this you wiJI miss so I am told Mrs Maxine Robl :ISOfl Colum- bdut heavy raJh ·na would be uirIC you chase mlo lhe sunset for bus \'I&Jted With her parents, Mr e allng wU melting snow to me and Mra. W R Wilson, and her brmg them about! Neither were Composed Dec 21, 1959 son, Keith, over the weekend expected Copyright Agnes Roush Ruschrl Mrs. Clotme Blackwood spent an -------1060, Pomeroy, Ohw. afternoon at the Halliday Atkins· Priesl Robbed In Akron Jewell home. AKR<»{, Q UPI ':_ The Rev Mrs Frances Alktre, Hazel Stan- Fathor George T. :McD<rnough, a ley, ~ll~ Gilkey. Alma Atkms, former pastor of Cleveland's St Defll; Wei;ih, Ardis Waggon,r. Mr Patrie Church., sutrered a broken and )Jrs. Robert Jt:lwell, and .Mr. lei] Fr1day wheri he waa attacked and Mrs Virgil Atlpns alte~ded and robbed of $4 by two men he the Lend·A-Hand S~lety lll('etlng asked for d1reeUons He was hos ut llep.t;ardsvJ IIe, Monday ('Venin&. pitalized m or l);~ILY AOROIIII 1, Conollldlnf mullo pa...... 10.= O.Boxetl- ·~ (naut.) 11. inclusll'lllle forAU.co llllo :tl. An- C. eolo 118. ltlarth· I YEST~i:RYEARI lnlwMtlMtl f,1rs . .Oick ~Hirl'is !Vtstted Today i• Saturday, March 12,j ~~:~~:;'~It~~~· llrt. '\Maii)' ;MCK.ay, at 72nd dey of the Year, with ~ 1 ls UT: ' " ··~ B,y United PN11 moi:o~~ ~s960~pproachJng ita MEETING phase. .. The Salisbury PTA will meet The morning •tars are Venus, Tuesday at 7:.30 p. m at tbe school Mars, Jupiter and saturn. A program wtll be presented by On tbls day In history: the Girl Scouts and Brownies In 1784, the Post Offi.e Dept and r.Ira Orin Smtth will gJVe the !Chool news Hostesses w11l be was estabU!ihcd Mrs George starcher and Mrs In 191~ the Girl Scouts of Am· Harry Carleton. erlca were organized. In 1914 Coneress authorized SESSION CANCILLID construct1on of the Alaska Rail· The meeting of the Pomeroy rood . Garden Club scheduled for MonIn 1933 Prestdent Franklin day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Delano Roo1evelt dehvered his J E D Hartinger has been can. f1reatde chat eelled due to weather conditions 1947 Pres1dent Truman askCongrest for 400 miU1on dollars MEET AT RACINE • f d fo m JJ•· h .. . ry any econom c a1 The Racme PTA will meet at la~:".l~.:·~n!d Turkey f1rst phue of the Htgh School Monday at 7 30 It Doob!inpo ,.Jt' P m A film on "F.irat Aid" w1ll A thought ((tf: 'mlar> ,FrankliQ be shown. o . Roosevelt r1aid: "There IS no man." CIRCLE SESSION SET The Friendly Circle of the Federated Church will meet Tue~day at 8 p m at the church with Mrs Paul Werner as program chairman. ~TA TO MEET MONDAY The Daughters of Ruth Class of the United Methodt!t Church will meet Monday... at 2 p. th. at the church with Mrs. Alb&rt Young and Mrr; A. v. Howell a9 hmttHsea. MII'JNO CALL'ID 1'he regutar meeting of the Meigs county Safety Toons wilt b~ held at Eastern High School, March 21, at 7:30 p tit. Jt,Cilp. b. DAYBOOK - ~~ ·-Mr~. tr~,l-prd t ftOlmes and, chil~ren v1s~t~ Mr. ~tnd: Mrs. ~'ul S!iU.lt;J~~~.fl at' ,.,,)V,ill~~~· Mrs. Kolm~s . b,ec'm~ til .witla iju .while tbef~ ~~ wa.11 rtq t~~le ·~· N!turn hQ!)l~ "'ith 1.11< ,re\t of (b~ f§l!lity. ltr. and Mis ~ Qr~ ~~ and eJiildinp accQq.p,~nie~ by ~r, und .\sf of ~ri. C~~~jti' ·~tn~f1VIIle sl),en~ '1{1$1 We,~-'etld ul CO~Inbt.:!l wl~h ,Mr. art~ 14,t,~. : gta,rle~; oush, Mr. An4 Mf,. l)ue !{atSon ·a d Mr. llhtl !fls" l).p~er'· G[in1lley. : , ~ack ,\'Wli~am~ r l,S r.et:liRt:r'atlng ~II) s:urg~f~ a,t-.Holzer ).lo~p~tal. ,George Freelan~ •. whor 1-$ em· ployed on an . Ghio Rtver ho~t, is spendjno a leave w.1th "!'-• Wj' • . • ·~ ~, > .Mrs, 1-f\.lpha Cottrill lA!~ • Hoi zer l(pspit.11l r Mpnday ,.t:,qr. ,a ~. bbeckr · ,.. '' 't' " ' " •• •1"' ·'! 1'{ srl FPtner• are in the worat shape ltnoqcially that I have ever seen theJD. This was the report of one busfneu man last week. Much of thi. difficulty, however, he conttnue4 Jlaa been brought on faJ,"mers by , themselves. Jult as an exampl~ th1s man mentlqned one case where a farm· er ~ported he wa1 unable to make plymefttll on a. btU of several montba atanding On checking rnole .clo•el,y tt was found the farm er 'li,ad just purchased a new combiiJe and a new automobile and payments on these were takmg all av,dlJible cash Financial management is one of the rnqet ~mportant aspects of the farm or any other busmeis Suecess or failure of most farm bustAell· operat1ons depends on two tbJnp--management and health Health condttions ol either the operator or the livestock plays a very Hnportant factor. Serious illne!lses or accldt:nts to the farm operator or his family frequently lmpose a stram on the ftnancJal structure of the farm that cannot be Overco me In thl' same .nanncr diaease In hvestock may complete· ly undermme the 9 ueccss of the tntire busmess. Southeastern Ohio Hereford Association SHOW and SALE Tuesday, March 22, 1980 Bp<k Springs Fairgrounds POMEROY, OHIO SUOW-9A.M. SALE - 1:00 P.M. Is asking tHat at the 'l'hVd i 52 Herefords On S1le c-, Wl\h Celves by Side Or Near Frt$enJn'( Date Open and Bred He~.fers Allo 10 Good Bulls Ol Breedlna Age For Cot.....t WrJ,., HIIIAM SLAwTER MkiOJ_oport Ri) Farm families ~ed to do every· would his d credLt · "-raUnt: -'and fhiS thmg In their power to maintain 1arm flO uctlon .~ •• w~J of If he waited to buy his new car and the health of not ol)ly the family new CC}mblne I,Jntil he had a larg. but the liveotoek. er share of the money ava~lable The question of financ1al manage WI h th ment is one which .ev.ry buaine•s t e large amounts of must control. In recent yean many ~on~y requ:ed today ~carry out f~amers have found their far.m in- ~a~e~mhaveu~;e:!pe!.t :~ c~~~~ come waH not large enough to take to get the necessary money Care care of family needs and desires, leasly handled credit 18 a curse, so they undertook o.tf the farm but carefully controlled and prowork lQ supplement farm income perly managed is one of our great Farmers who do make a finan est blessings ctal success or the farm business are to be complimented os they Each farm busmess should devel have many more factor& to control op and mllmtain a good cred1L than does a family whoae wage standmg Th1s is rather easy to do earner IS engaged In public work lf mvcstments mnd hxed assets, m ~~IS easter l? manage then a pay cludmg land and mn.chmery, arc c eck comes m regular y/ e~ery two held wtthm llmtts Vforlung cap1 weeks or every month than it 15 1 Ia! should also be maintamed m when large amount! come m at tr I proper rclahon to expected farm re gu1nr intervals throughout the+ mcome It IS usually undcsuable year I to hold sJleable crops or ltvestock Dt fferences m farm operatJons bcycnd marketmg dates for specu were pomted out recently by a latlve purposes man mterested m bulk mtlk tank One local lender has pomted out mstallatlOns He pomted out two that wht:n 1 pers?n happlh"' k for fa rmers m the same I credtt the hrst thmg e c ec 8 18 one of whom owned a farm the character and rcpuahon of the another who rented Strange person The second 18 the abJiity may seeJ'nl .accor<hng to thiS to rt;pay from current farm m· comB, and the lllird IS the collatcr man. cradit a"'~ncles were to g1"" reason:ble amounts of al offe red as security 1t £or the mstallat10n of the bulk If the farm busmes9 manager milk tank on the rented farm, wlll check each fmanctal operawhereas on the farm owned by the uon before he comm1ts h1msclf he operator they were very hesitant to shou ld be able to dec1do 1r tlus cons1der advancmg the needed particular obhgatwn wlll return money ham more than he puts mto tl As w1th any farm family or bus· Th1s cht:ekmg sho uid be done rc 1:1ess Gperattons fust thing come gardlestr of whether the transac {1rsl Essential family living items tlon 1s for cash or credit such &s fo cd, shelter and clothmg lf this checkmg 1s carefully done come first Addttional family con then ca.::h year the farm busme1>1> sumptwn items have to be we1ghed mcreases some m value and the agamst the farm wage mvcslmcnls net mcome provJde 5 the e8 senlial whtch they replace A declswn be· family hvmg plus the rarm oper twCcn a new re£rigerator and a atmg expense and g1ves a reasonco uple ton ~ of ferttliter shouldn 't able return on the mvestment. $1000 borrowed at 6 percent m. neecssanly be m favor of the re frigerator. lfrest must return $60 every year After the essential family living jult to pay the mterest alone. Thl!l 1tems the next in pnonty are farm must be in addlhbin to provlding operating tWms wh1ch are ah!o· 8 nd return on the investment lutely essential such u fuel, oil, and provide for repayment dUring seed, feed , fertilizer and others. the life o£ the loan. u it doesn't Many farm businesses have got· do this then the money should not ten themselves into di~ficulty be· be borrowed. cause they bought a new tractor or I Ciqclnl!llti Strilte Ends Business Picks Up At Soil Testing Lab dNCINNA'iu UPI-Tioe 12-day walkout of members of the Bre111· ery Wotker• lln.LQ.il ended Friday at flve soft drinlr firth• here, but continued at tH~ • Coe4.Cola and Pepsi·Cola bottlial . oompahie•. The aar~ment relcl\ed with the five botlllng ffrmt' oollid for \ ,2a cent pay inerel(ie over two yeara. Worker~ now reeeive $2.10. ' --~..,.,_' ' Plenty ol<apocity for tilllntl 0, <Uitivali"' heavy ii>lil. Non-windi.,, oell..toarpening tlneo, ,_.;,m~ ALL OVIR loOAIN Aaatn my Junior 1et1 anow-bound Marth you're roouna me didn't think you-hound on such • a~e. ICIItt<Jr snow for ho\11'11 and .,.Wt •-~ra~er "Fastatch" tine - - (8%" to dlanaw In oocond& Full working •ioiblllty. Ask 1111 for ........., ·Farmer Suffers MOSt From Jnsect peStS n rape •t League Today • First with finger·tip POWER' R~ERS,E ' . ALL-STARS ONL&' .1,48.00 · Indudet Depth Giuge, WlieelJ and Revel'lle Fur- Opener Avoii•~Je ···- ·· Ofttv suo 3 MODEL 44. John '!~-'ere CRAWlERS / WITH l;jj.~~ MoRRIS ·AND .~~· Red L'1ghl G00d Insurance I' I I. I ' -.. • ., l'' ortJfJe<! or ennched rice 11 made by m1xmg a liighly fortiJled rtce w1th the ordinary mUJed nee (lh1amme. nlacm, 1ron, and some· lim es rtboflavm are added Lo the m11) The coatmg whtch ls formed by the fort1fy1ng mat.'riall adheret to the n ee and does not dluolve With ordmary washmg or rooking, Precooked white r1ce has been partially cooked before packaging It reqmres a very short cookin( time \\' 1ld r1ce doe~o "ot belong to the n ee famtly It i!l the seed of • wtld gran gathered around the Great Lakes regaon The volume 1s small, and Jt ts usually conaider· ed a htgh cost, luxury Item . WI'dow FollOWS ·· ·----u. MODII. 202 ,,...,, <IIDUNI>-<IIM- ..., R;Stf'4 .,_....IJtrbn c:ow..... c.u Ull Stop in! Ad .. &lit .taow yoa bow bip.-bu.ter-qleed CYCLON·ACI'ION 1preaders I.\ more ecooamitllly intu your operation. REw HoLLan Fulton Thompson It's cheap life insurance-that '' flashmg red light which farmers must d1splay at n1ght on the rear of their slow.movmg vehicles, says W E Stuckey, Oh1o State Umversity Extension safety spe· c11.1hst. The red flasher offers protec lion to both the farmer and the motorist, Stuckey pomtll out. I "I w..n•t pl.aylng .,.rthlng ... Safety author1tJes long have ar- I Th. t.u1 ••• ~;rowdect .and . I gued that slow-moving vehicles hid to ... off at tht- first lfoplu after nlght are one of the most tierious highway hazards, TRACTOR SALES Pre.Season Specials 24" Rotary Power Mowe·rs ONLY $44.50 Regular $78.95 * * ** * * 4 Cycle Clinton Engine - 3 hp Front Discharge Chute Ross RBI MILK REPLACER Willi an .... ouon"-1 vllamlna, mlnonolo and •ntlltfotlct • ldf ....... Not Just tile Most Economical ••• BUT THE CONVENIENT a PRACTICAL WAY TO RAISE A CALFI Recoil Starter All Controls on Handle 5 Cutting· Adjustments Stamped Steel Houslng AJc about the CMplete ltld Ro.- - LIMITED OFFER - COW·Q.llll!D Daity Only 45 Mowl'f!l Avalllble AI Thls Price Phone WY-2-2181 Jack W. CarJey, Manager .. - E.MainSmet l'nltra• 25111. ............ Milk a.,la- ••• POMEROY $3.90 Sug. ar Run Flour M·ills • PHONE wY Z.ZU5 Jl[aJberQ' Ave. ,. J ri~:e Buy Now And S.nr BOSTON UPI-Offensive center SPRING BUVlNG Sarafmo Fazio and defensive line IS backer Bob Rath1, former Um HOlLYWOOD UPt - Mano verstty of Pittsburgh players, have Lanza's Widow, grtevmg over the TURlFTV BUYING s1gned w1th the Bo9ton Patriots of loss of her husband fiVe month• the American Football League. ago, followed lhe famed smger m death today. "She had a truly broken heart," said her brother, Bert H1cks, of Chicago. But docton took a more clinical vtew and hated her death as ten· tatJVely from upbyxlation. The body of Mr1 Betty Lanta, 37, was found Friday in a locked bedroom of her rented Beverly Phone WY·NTOT ,.....,.,., 0. Hills home. the publicabon are county extension of· I • 'I • drted Much o£ the 8-vitamen eontent lA fo rced Into the tnterior of the gram and then Ia not lott wheD the bran Is discarded Whan properly prepared. 1t producet • fiuf. fy, every ,gram.aepu'l.te .kind of Famed Singer Her Death • I Flashing roo For·· ~e" Fru1ll a.nd Vegetables First of! the seawn ae:paragWI from Calif orma IS on the produce COWiterat luxury prace• Among the more econom tcal ouy1. look for cabbage carrots and dry on1ons Ic~berg lettuce Ui the better chmce for 1al ad greens and celery 111 somewhat down In prtce again Potatos ~:on t mue to be economJcal, but pros pe cts for the 1prmg crop of new potalG es are not real upt1mr11tU I Banan.. s are among the Items to [ look for at the frUit counter Sup. plies m March are expected to be uf very good quality Prices are expected to merease lOme as the Flonda season draws to a dose Look for both Flonda Valenctas and Cahforma Navel oranges Ro me Beauty and wmesap are the vanetles to look for at the apple counter Emperor grape supplies 10 atorage are larger than last year, and pnces continue to be attrac uve Remat hSeen followmg• Close :.fi I Now 3 hp! l'fO .. ~ll9ilt4!1 'ILE'l''S GO SHOPPING--- I .. &deJJIOilllralion today! M Looking Ahead On The Food orkets F'1gh( DeCISIOD .. The new law 1 passed b;v the 103rd General Assembly calls for a red flashmg light on the rear of all vehJcles on the highway, in eluding hone drawn, which norma)ly travel le•• than 20 miles an bour. The lW:ht muat. be visiOrlo M.utarave, director of ble from a distance of not less State Univerdty'l toil teet- than feet and must be dislaboratory, can tell when played from one hour after sunIs near by the way busiset to one legislation hour before'ci~:~!:~~ up. Previou& month and next that busi· slow-movmG vehicles neu will be booming aa farmers red tatl tlsht, but lt get ready to apply fertilizer to to be a fiashing UJht, their fields. Soil umplea are mail· explains. to the laboratory by county Also the new light must be one officers, fertilizr:r and of which la approved. by the dir.compantes, and county ASC ector of the Ohio Department of which get the •a.mples Highway Safety. Users of non· . In the laboratory approved ligbts are subJect to arate teste() for plant rest. content and fertilizer and recommefldations are made QUEStON OIRioiL SUSPECTS basis of the test result&. • LYONS, France UPI - Police laboratory now is proees· satd Friday mght they have aamples at a rate of be- ttoned some 500 Algehans m lJ~t;;~.~ ~300 says. and 000 a day, Df neeUon with the derat11ng of Fehruary was a Paris-Marseillea express tram of th:• labora~ory, with day1 .ago. 8,600 samples handled. Tbat more than double the number Pr?'~'"''d in February a year aa:o. Laboratory records 8h9w Ohio had.. S3,000 soli samples 1959 compared to 28,· · 19lll!. or. l Poultry , Eggs, and Dairy Products Th1a 1s National Egg Month and supphet of large eggs are reachmg a peak U1e large eggs often for an economical source of protem Cheeae lpec::ials are bemg featured durmg the LenU!n season COW IIAlS 2,000,000-T0-1 ODDI-1'h1 rnotller kxilca Ob u Meat Look for ''1pee1als" at the tanner WllloD I:DIJ.ey of Pou&I&M. Ku.. boldl triplet calve. red meat counter- for both pork -~40hd a .ml m @00,000 PP.IIIbWtJ'. ICnlloy bellev10 to and beef Look especially for pork oOo cu IOU tbe ...._ i1Qit &bout $120 each. Bagwormt are mueb eaaoer to ' olD and shoulder cuts ---- - ~ c::ontrol before they batch than af. Other f'roun f1ab are among terwarda, says Ohlo Sllte UnJVer· the "spectals" you will find in zuty Exten110n enlomologists many store• When buymg f1sh fUI suekl, be sure to check we1ght of the package ' against number of servmp For example, m one mar C kel, these dtfferences were noted. tO f1sh st1cks at a we1ght of 10 United Preu lattrn•tlon•l Farmtr Suffers 1-24 Farm ouoees, and 10 f11h sucks at a It'stplay ball today in the Grape No one suffers from insect we1ght of 8 ounce&. Also, the rruit League pests as does the farmer . There amount of breadmg may dtffer Prehmmaries are over and now are few crops he grows, and no co~e.s the sertous phase of r-prine hvestock he raiseA, that are not Rice Ru~e hal long been the trammg The battle for jobs Vir- bothered by insects. NEW YORK UPI-Emile Grif .,.·orld's 1taple food Today, it is tually every manager hu prai~ed There are aphids that attack fJtb's spbt verdict over welter served as a vegetable, as a dessert. h1s crop of youngsters so only the his corn, bugs that stunt h1s clov· weight f!Ontender Denny Moyer alone, or m combmatton Wllh other most established of the veterans er and alfalfa ; m 8ecll that attack was so wtdely debated today that ' oods Ai w1th many other food can feel sec11re hls stored grain, lice, mtte8 and they'll be re-matehed for another products, rice bu gone "modern" The manager&' mterest 10 young fhes that pester b1s cattle, poul· TV fight on May 6 or M1y 20 tvo The modern nee l& nutritious, talent will be reflected m the try, hogs and sheep. Griffith, 22 year old New York economical and easy to prepare lineups at today's opemng exb1bi· However, modern sclenr.<> has millinery shipp10 g clerk rece1ved Brown fit'" IS the prodml of lhe Lton games All 16 times arli! m given the farmer some effective the vote~ of Judges Artle Aidala hrst milling process It has only uctton ftS follows methods or controlUniZ msect and Leon Bunbaum Fnday mght the hull removed -- the bran Chicago Cubs vs Boston Red pests. There are certain insect-lafter an excellent 10-rounder at coalmg remams. It requ1res a longSox at Mesa, Artz reststlint crop varieUes whtch he Madison Square Garden. They vot- er cookm~ Lime than some other Cmctnftah Reds vs Chicago may grow cultural practices ed sJmdarly 5+1 each. forms Wh 1te Sox at Sarasota, Fla Wh1ch he ~a.y follow to ~duce Dimpled, sandy·haired Moyer of Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Kan- damage. or bug kllhng chemicals Portland, Ore ., only 20, was faRt:gular whtte ncc has the hull sas Ctty Athletics at Vero Beach whtch he may apply. vored by Referee Harry Kessler, and bran layer removed . lt has !>'Ia Many of these methods are dJs 5 4-1 been polished. which removes an· Milwaukee Braves vs Phdadel· cu!lsed m a 5 page mtmeographed olher coatmg plua Ph1llies at Clearwater, Fla. publication ent1tled "Insect Pest Parboiled or converted race Ul Pi tts burgh Ptrale!l vs Baltimore Control for the General }~arm" PLAY IN HAVANA white rJce which has had a specia1 Ou olcs at Mlatm, Fla It summart7.CS different means of MONTREAL UPI- Harry Sim-I Lreatment before mlllmg. The St Loui& Cardinals vs. New N\a.t.r H t t• f . mons, <ecrelary of the lnternatlon· grams are parbmled, steamed, a~ -~ o.,.mg mos msec"t' o Qgrl· _ York Yankees at St Petersburg, cultUral tmporlance with the al Baseball Le goe sa 1d Fr 1d Fla excephon of !ru•t and vegetable' ,;t.Ylere Is no q:estt~n _but that 1 San Franc1sco G1anls vs Clevethe league's t.eams Will play tn land lnd1an~ at Tucson, AriZ. Havana" this year Waslungton Senators V!l. Detroit Tigers al Lak~land, Fla. PATRIOTS SIGN PANTHERS ManaP"Jng J'L';mauces 1mportant T d Part Of Farm Busmess o ay ~~:. ~~~·;~~dth~o/"':J;.Jho;~~ It's Play Ball J G { ' :.to human can travel so fast rny To k,•ep up Wllh gnnd --~--------------~--~---~~ a new refrigerator when the old one would have oerved the purpooe for a few additJonal years In the ca1e of the man buymg the new confolne a 0 percent diocoont now may be mor11 ~Uy tb1n the h•gho er pr1ced combme next summer • New In f arming Why hasten after the sunset? 'fhe shados ltnger behmd BJ Waller E. Slfto Sr I CUrtis Wolfe of Chester oaya he thinks thls Is the Pearl Koehler farm on old Route 7 IJe. tween Tuppers Plains and Chester. Is he rlg ht? o0o Da1ry be1fen eat apanngly and grow slowly when fed silage made from !reshly chopped, un· wilted grast·legume mixtures, U S Department of Agriculture !lc lentlsts report oOo ObjectJve methods of measurmg quality m ammals and meats are needed by all sea:menu of the livestock mduatry. accordmg to memben of the U S Department of Aa:riculture's ~iveatock Re ~earch and Marketing Advu10ry Committee oOo AgnculturaJ pelts often are round m dirt caked onder fen· ders and on wheels of can returnmg from abroad according to plant quarantine offieiall of the USDA's AgrJculturaJ Research Servtce oOo Avenge production per mdt cow m Ohio was 8.860 pounds m 19ft9 cDmpared to 6.810 pounds in 1958 accordmg to Obto State Unt· verslty Extension economllta:. I SUNSET OF Char les H Chapman ~aomllt:J Poet's Corner HISTORY Meigs County ~ ~::, ~at~:~no7:e:~~~::~~t I ~ Start1ing Act Merits Pub1ic Comment lots of Meigs count1ans 1t hkel v surpnsed, 11 • ~ too, a man who called for the Ranne emer" gency-reseue squad to takE> htm to see hts .. · doctor When the would-be visitor to the doctor • ~ • . walked 9ut of his house to d1mb ln the am· bulance, he was left standmg there with advice to secure pnvate transportation for hls purely pnvate tnp. The event ments comment The popular weekly co lumn 1n The Daily Sentinel known as "Come A' Runnin ' appears to imply fire department s and emergency umts WJ!l hop to act 1on upon any body's call for whatever purpose It ts true that they have come running in the past " At the same time , volunteer workers in these units, and the press, have sought to inspire restraint in the public mmd We have urged that" these m~n not be called out unless anemer~cy truly. exists On the whole, peo· ple who ask for help ~lave cooperated excellently, with infrequent exceptions When possible unlt chiefs check each call ' J)a;ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mardlla, lSIGO-I Fad.ti For Farmers �' ;Wahama Graders Upset Syracuse 27_-.261 :Cunningham's Play Ousted ·Mountaineers Daily Senlm()l, Pomf'I'Q.. MtLidiPp011 , 0 , Mal('h 12, 19110 4- NUMBER TEN? - ' - - - By Alon Maver CASEY STENGEL, Sinks SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF TilE WEEK One F,~,~ ~~~~~~ ~:u~:.ts 2~~ ~~an~g~~~~~a2 •. :Help That Comes From God By Roy 1.. Smith · No man's case is lost as long as he is gettmg help from God 1 The story of the Apostle Paul, as 1t appears in the New Tt• s. tament, is full of ups and downs altho ugh th e downs seem to be In the majority. But when th e aj!ed preacher stood, fmall v, in the presence of his Roman )Udge. he dedared that up to that moment he had had ''the help that comes from God· Abraham Lincoln put tbe case well one day when he sa id to a committee that had come to ca ll on him . urging • day of prayer during which, they would ask God to be on thetr side . " I am not greatly concerned as to whether or not God Is on my sid8. But 1 want verv much to know that I am on his side." God Doe• llelp Lei'• put this down as one of the fixed facts of life r.od does help lhooe who ore rlgbt! The sales manager of a big industry was in conversatio n one day with a preacher who happened to be hts personal friend . "I wish I had what you have," the business man said "Wilen you go to talk to a man about his religiou s life. htS good or his evil ways, there is s•Jmething down deep "ithtn him which keeps s:>ying to him, "That preacher is right You had better lfsten to bim." But when I try to talk to a cltent about !COme of our merchandise, his mind is filled with the arguments and the sales talk of mv competitor, and he is just as apt to believe them as he Is to believe me •• atl t• St hool m the openmg play of the Portland Invitation al B;j:-.kt·!twll Tuuma ment while Tuppers Plains downed Letart ~7 IH "''" l'ultagev•lle, W Va . edged past Bradbury, 23-21 -· Syracuse, wtth Jewell, who I broke a finger m a sledding ace• Thursday, wu behind one ' IllS !i0711 ll!r'N!VEI?!>ARJ/ //( 0/?GA/II:ZR> /JA$E- Basketb~II /1.4LL T#lf> YEI/RIIIID Tournaments /II$ 1271/ TOURNAMENT SCOAE$ Prns lnt•rnatlono~l CLASS AA B~ Un•ted AS Jt waa half-pitlt ('urm m!lham whose basket gavt' :--Jew Yo rk ll a 77·77 u~ Wit h Wt'SI v.rgmw wtth three seconds ldt m regul tlon time - and the same "m1ghty m1te' tossed the rr('c throw With etght 11ecunds lt•ft m overtime to gat• NYLI .9n 82 81 upset. Here'l'i how tomghl's r~gJOnaJ finals hne up At Ch•rlaH•, N. C. - NYU 21 ·3 vs Duke 17·10. At Loulswlllt, Ky. - OhiO ~tate Just Arrived - i. ( 11 IYIIO CI?U8RArtS Russ Cunningham. a 5-8 •·mul personally knoc ked a:et " who mighty West V1rgmLa out uf tht• runrung, shared the spot li ght w1t11 Ali·AmeriC'a n g1ants Oscar Robertson , Jerry Lu('as , and Dar rall lmhoff today when four NCAA regional basketball Inurn<'\ s t'll tered the final round I ( :ottageville's Scarberry /S0[>5 o;: rift: .X.Ir'K7. wtth three ...,onds left and time out. It was their sixth however, so Wahama a tt>chmcal foul shot, mb;sed , got the ball out of bounds throw in was controlled, and game was over. In the Cottagevtlle-Br.:ulf.lury , the acore was tied . 21 -21 Scarberry of Cottcevillt' as the bUZZt!r sounded and ball went through the hoop win the game. but , j The Unifonn Sunday School lesson for March 13· "BEFORE GOVERNORS AND KINGS. " Acts 24 through 26 ... s. ~h Card Tonight Assoeie'*d Itt Mid·East · Finals Radio&·tv -. ·- - OUR ALL NEW McCALL PRINTED PATTERNS ' ~ .. ' Has A 21• J~~ell PHII.CO T Complete selection of the pattern that has the easy rule for easy alterations. J(nockers , PLUS-- Ther~ are no knoek'ers on church doors. None are needed. One is welcome to attend any of the services whether as a member, a \'isitor Or as a stran~er. Where is there an· other Institution that means so much to so m any people? And II can still serve many DAN RIVER HANDI-CUTS ------1 .· more. ~ The Church is, or can Wthe center for much joy and fellowship. It can be a refuge abd bufnri< in tim~ of distress and sorrow. II can be a source of power when the b"j>lr'i.t ls 'heavily laden with perplexing trou hies and problems. The Chiirch can be of tremendous help in your life if you but use it. You do not need to knocl<! THE FABRIC SHOP With the hope it will, in some ml!las'ure, foster rmd help sustain that whicp is good in family ond com.m unlty life, this feature is !popsore'd by the bu!'.iness firms ~nd orgonizati<:~ns whose names 'lppeai' below. CONSOLE Mpbn Only $199.9'5 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio STIJfLER HD ANCHOR 1'9D ero:r<. .. ' . .Budgol Shopping Center ' ,. .' ' " lAKER FURNITURE Middleport ~---·· iOREMAM-&ABBOTT ',',',', ;·.. · \ ! • Of~'AlLEY BAKING CO. ;;;uatom Buill Kltcbens ·;Mb of Bolsum Bread PJiddleporl l $'1'\i ~ .... . SATURDAY, MARCH 12th - 9 til 1:00 fHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS MEMBERS and GUESTS OF AMJ:RICA Local U'nloll 51811, RaveltiwoiHI, w. Vt. MUSIC BV THE GE-NOTES ·t..Ji: lt~WLINGS & SONS CO. '. ' ~' & Plymoul.b Dealer . :Vear DIHig~ ' • I< HEINER'S i.ERY:: · 2nd Seeded Tearn Favored In NAIA Finals ' •I B*en of 1- G~read · ) Phil P'MY serv•tel5 '1 'P- m Evangelittle services 7 JO o m. pastor 1n "'ha...,e " ~. Prayer ,..,.etinlll We1-nesday 7:30 I'· m. , t:'Vsell ..u11 Free M:~tbodlst: Kev. w. H s·rau"-haugh, pbtor Sun'anm:t: of _,..., ·day Sflh•10I A:3() a. m., Worley Ll.. r D•Y S.lnt.. Old Haley, R S. Supt., MQl'J1ing Wofdiii·Flat.!l, on Portlanl! fto.'ld llhlp lO::t1 ~- I"MY ser:vt~. 7l POMEROY BLOCK '$· \ \ •••••••••••• : Ill .IllY WAY : 1 ·1. •••: •• •••• 2• clf'flM • ...,r... dloplir • .....,,.,,•• •• e LWefrn....,con- •• Evansville Has Title Second Year In Row : •• w ...... ,...... .•e........... • N. Champion N'ILONI. Still sw..ttr Herel•flnd :'lion .C.Jwrtta,-flif Christ, Porn•.-.· · ml~~:· lil,iblt Seb~ol· 9 !!O a. _m:; Kitchen ,Jiornli>• :--.~0~"' m. ~ In 111o .,~~ ........ Cllll;..i -. ..,,-l'~ai - DiVlc~ Patitor ....... .,,. ..., J;il) 4 ,II 1)oao II!'IDe~&d'pt.·•'!f<ir~ !llrl_ *- .1f[. ... · : 7 - ~~ ~ ~or.iltM"....... Fot Sixty '"' •••• E1tl.. tl•1 S.nfct Pomeroy Moose Lbdge AU Moose Members and Friends MUSIC BY THE 4 STAR ORCHESTRA "WIIItay" Beegle, Caller \ Joll can WY-I-S liS' ' · ; ..,... l;'tlll~ld lf~t!mt;i· '~ter. ~ ~Ddly ~)J)j ':II~; m. ~ WDrlhlp 10:8o '· rio mS 8:!0 p-. 1 m.; Bt~ue: ~tHvlCet~ ~:30 p. wa. lfedileieiay 'f:M p~ ule~t! · ' . . oj'$m~il montltly p ""'"'' ·,.i19red.<to ,uit' yr!ut hudt•t .._ ' euee, ftiV. ; h Pnfer liour 11 TUtada)' ab tie ,Ill. MiliiOMr'Yi tervidl !s . -:;~.,;;!1\a!lday of tiM · ~nib ~·at ~ ••elk In* ' . Grtlt a.nct a.thlf:htm llptllt ,putor; 9:30. 11:115 Combfned st!rChurch, Arthur R. McCauley, pas- vJce of .wonhip and study; Special tor; 9:30 a. m. Morning wonhlp, Biuslt; sertnon "MiJil'ons of Pro· "You Can't Get SOJ:hething F'Of teltant Prlets" NUI'I!Itry and Junior NOthinl;" tfti:lt a. m. Sunday Chufth fo}' Children. 8 - 7 Youth, School; 7 p. m . .Evenine: service. 11\eretiJI,C ' ~dee meeting, 7:30 Danrille Pll.,lm tt.IIMII Churcll Men's 8rothefllood ineeting, John Don Waehi!IOkhWanz, piator; 9:80 hlsttt, Marietta, speaker. Refresh· Sunday School; 10:30 )lotninl woi· menta chuge of Voung Adu1t elasl ·ahip; 6:-U Plliiim Youth; Marcb :r.tpnday J p. !!1: Youth Skatin& 21 29, r.30 p. m. Re,v.lvl~ ~v. Re4 Plri1i f~UC:l1y 1:30 p. m. Women's Turner, Covinrton, Ky., evanaelilt. Miuion•ry Society; Wednesday 7 Chrlstlln ~~ Seeltty, 14f p. m., Choir i'ehetnal; Thursday, , Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Mornlnl 2 to 7:30 P. m., Kid·ye;ar Assodaservice at 11 "Spbstanee:•• Golde& UoniJ mejetln&, Rlelile. Te:rt: hiith is tHe 1ubat.nce ol ~ " Unhcl' Methetc!l•t thinR!I hoped for, the evidence of ehurc'h, ·EUaetle Jhown, minister; thi"'-"'s not seen. Hebl'8wa 11:1,· .Bun, da.u1. SCtlOol 6., :1& ... m., Kenneth ,._ "' Wednesday ervice 8 p.m. Readlnf Finl&:Y1 lu))t.j Wotsliip 10:30 a. m., Ro<UO 'l!POJl 2 fo 4 •p, m.- MondaYJ. "Polee Without Dltclplln•?" Jr. The- ..Wc-r1~ CIMJioCh~ ~ and .St. MYF', 8 p.m.; 7 p. m. Mem Ev,angeUcal and Ref"id · t-rei· behhip Ttalnln« Clau; Monday 7 byterian, Waldo~lf·. Btt1el1, OtstoJ'i; p. m., Comb1ilslon on Finance; f\alph'·v. t;lmpitelli J?Jr. ol· Chr. Tueld.Y 7:{1 ~~ hi. Nominating ~duc . Sdhitay School 9:15 a. m.; Committf6; Weilnetday 7:15 p. m., Wor!lhip 10:21 a. m. "Chooil!inJ Je- Study of ~t "4l~e'B Portrait of ,s us'J ~r. Hi YF .&:~5 P: m.: Wed.; Chrlsl"; CMif .~1\eartal following 4 P- m. Coidlrmation lDIItructiont atudy ~104. 7:30 p. m ... .Lentt!n Service. Mkliill_. - ChtfN1It Df Chrl•t~ ' ' ' • ---- - G"".f'~l" rJ:, • ' ON& MAY IE FIRST AMERICAN IN SPACl-Star.dlllg aJongs!de the :ic:~ll at Eclwardl Air Force Base, Calit., veteran test p1lot Joe Walker (le(t) standi a ROOd ebinee ot belnC Uncle Sam's first mu.n into apace when he takes over the X-15 from &eott cro.erte1d (right). The latter did the prenmmary teatlng or the rocket-powered ftieueb plane. Maj. Robert White (center) was eeleeted as Air Furce'a No.1 oilot ,for West Columbia Farm News 10 b. 1 Pioneer VIn Vast Sun Orbit (Continued from Page One) · by any nat•on. Th15 rad1o bas Th•rteen Mason County tobacco power to transmit information gwrowvers, ·rwhbo entperedd t,he 1PD59 Qver distances of _u p to 50 million a o a ceo ro uc 10n ro11 gr~m w.tll 'e th · 0 ho1>orcd along wtth mIt" ·11 1 k WI a e e new P10neer tobacco growers from Putman, Ca· sat!i!lllte 311 days to complete one bell, Wayne and Lmcoln counties cn1tufl around the sun AboLJt 1"50 at the annual awards dmner here days ·from today the ~ighty~vo•c· m Pomt Pleasant March _1 8 ed 'pllnetotd, a's scientsist are The . Tobacco Product•orr Pro- callil'lg it, will mate it.s clnrest gram •s ope~ to all burley tobac- approach to tbe S'Uh. ~~t:;o:r':",~:rewd · ~a-, Tph~~~ wsyb:. It ttl~ will M 7~100.000. mlr. ••or•hppW th e d!1-Ve · be h'lD d th e t•IDle · st ffiO· tern according to y1eld, quality I r... IM sun.~•-Y" 4640Q '1Wto . ~ nr ... n ~ e t "•t UUI. ttteasU~S tor to tJtat of the huge engmes turnmg the mammoth pt'eces of and the followt'ng of r-·ommend- hom th.• ••rth.' •itd 1 mill• to "'7 ill I11 from tM Ottilt machinery. ed practices. . m •on nt~ ~ 1 is SOUiht after by men ,and nations, while both are The Is divided into two P~ tO folt~ the Dlia"btiest source of strength ever known. classes Those growers who har- on tht oppositt side of .:':'J.it ' . Syratruie EUB."- ·r " E. Dunn, pas- can call H dOwn, t can cause the waters of a rrughty sea to '•tor; Sunday School 9:30, Ben Quis- pai1 and un ~h down to comfQrt a frightened cblld. It cart Bible School oupt. !Bl~1e SchOOl~ , enb~l'!}'•. s~pt.; Ev.enlnB Worohlp make the sun irtalid Still or It can heal the sick. Nothing is too • · 1Jl.; Morning wor~ ,IO<*O •·til'· 7.30 P, m., Wed., 7.30 P· m. Pra~- dlfflcult or too ~lilijlle for it to accomplish. It can do things Chrlotlan i'ndeavor (10Uih) "6 ·P "' •r me'"'l~i· "\1,_~. that 110 num.made:.)\0\ller can. It Cl!n sh~pe and mold • shape· Evening worship 7 p. m.; Chrlltmal ~lra!. P"f"ilt Church, A. Jess, pur~~·•i6ut•lnto one endowed with strength and prodraln, Dec. 24. ' U M:ce'auley, 11asto1'; 9:-30 a. m., beauijr. , lt ean change you. This power, great and aweBratlflury Chu"l,.f Chrlot; 'l'l V. Sunday School; !Q;U a. m. Mom· ,,. •" It be WelD•. :-alnlster: l!!Ne Scbool. at Worship, "Yna Can't Get IIOlllt ..,ou... may ' can be yours. How? Just be a friend &:30 a. m. W"" Kin£ Supt.; Xm:o· So~'b.l'll For Nothing." 6 p. ~., of the One \fbo IA> the source of tlllat strength, Jesus Christ. lt li\i wDI'Ihtp lO:Ji):· Chtiltialn In- BYr"i 8 Q. iho'. ·Eftnlng senlce: is yours for the asking, God's word has promJsed it. deavor 6 p, m.; Evening wol'lhlp, Wed., 7!30 p. in. ha)'f!r mtetin(, _ 7 p. m. , School Ill IV~IOna, Mrs. blph ,.._,., Fint l.ptlst Church, Fred T. Gardner, minister; 9:30 a. Kfngdem H•ll of JHo'f'lh j \tit· ZUndel, IJfear!r. EJ1t Mlln Stne4 ~ph C. Zundel, m. 'B1ble School, R. c Steffy, supl : Churc~~~ 'M fl. . I ByEnvoyftayS.Wtnlng,ofTheSalvatlonAnny "But ye shall receive power after the Holy Ghost is come pa~tor· s-.icWf~ er, leader. Ceri'MI EUB, F .E. DYnn, ,....,., PoW~r S p. m. Wol'$~ip ~:30 P· m l &ir~lt71 Su~day School 9:30 •· m., Wayne TUesday and Frld~y, .. , ... .'! .'·" ~ ~~· ""·"'•~ · ,Ill-·• wonhl" This ""Wei' %fi ' . ~~ "ii!ii that It can bring a whole nation Its 1m d! 11 folto•bte ... ~r " ·1 " .,, klt"'~_:j J8,i·". i~lest · · to per me :ht • .. ~ ~i ~· 10:4 , a. ·lit. , • r;:es, iUW p,r ayet uttered by the _hmest child ~ :8. L. Btf.retL w.lor ~ sehoot 10 -... m. BvtlalU ~ """'~ .J1:46 D. m. , !.' \ Ul Chun:h, Ltttrl !)ralls, an. nesses; Publie meeting Sun. 3 P~IJubert sharp, P&stot Suuday ; Watchtower Study 4 p. m.; !School 9:30 a. ro. Woflblg HI'-' 8 P. tn.; Sen\IJeea Sundb ,ven,f!_~t~ :~ . . '1 M'in- NO. MONf¥ 00~ TONIGHT, MARCH 12th-9:30 to 12:30 ~"l~:i.h":Ji';~J/· Mro. L;;:l: fiNCH CONSOLES CAROLE-·Ourtng a noon receu fD tbo loDI' jury ~ aa tbU fate, Dr. R. Bernard Finch pata the head ot tu paramour, Camle Treptr, ID the aherttr• ltaUon wagun in Los Angeles. They ant aCCUIIId of el,ayillg J'lncb"e ..,.. , But:lua. It can be said with all confidence that the man who is de· termllled aboye everythlnJ, else to do the will o! Gid Will even. tuaDy know what that wtll is. He may stumble •bout. for a whit• before he dlscov~rs It, and he may make mistakes while he is findlnJ! His way, but eventually you will find him on the right track tf he is strictly honest with his inner self. Nol Promised Success The probabilities are that some of the young Pharisees "ho were in Gamaliel's school, with Saul of Tarsus, may have come together for a class reunion, years afterward. and may have fallen into a reminiscent mood. Some of them had played it safe. some of them had taken advantage of various pulls and special privileges, and some few of them may have fallen out along the way. Like ail old grads there would have been among them the failures and the successes. Finally, in the midst of one of the conversations. someone may have asked, "Whatever became of that young man Saul, of· Tarsus? I always thought he had a good mind , · anfl'·he ' certainly was willing td 'llork:· l haven't h~ard from him in years." 1 To which mother might have replied, "Oh, he went off into one of these cults. II was too bad The man he followed was crucified like a common felon It seems a shame. too Saul might have amounted to something, If he could have kept on the track." And about the same time Saul, now Paul, was saying, "I have had the 'help that comes from God." (Copyright 1960 by the Qivision of Christian Education, Na· tiona! Council of the Churches of Christ in I he United Slates of America. Brt~ifford (hurett Of-'GtirtW: . , ~11'\Dity ChUirch l{_umble, minister. Notmari Jn; llcLauiiltllb ~tjlt• ' ,. ' ", ,.. . i DANCE __-t_~ • Ruppelt, pastor· upon you. Acts .1:8. D a. rn., '"What ~ What does the word power make you think of? Perhaps in Sanctification?" Sunday School this day and aga., the first thing that pops into your mind is 10 a. m "' atomic power. Recontly, the newspapers headlined the fact Alfrtd Methodist Church, Rn: th t th at' , h d l d d, 't f' t b b ..a.... • Robert R. Card, pastor: Sunday a ano er n 10n a exp o e I s 1rs om and rna~ Its School 9 30, Lloyd Dillinger, supt. inttlll en~ blto the race for thls kind of power with which Worshtp servi~e 1Q:45, Herman m~it hope to defend th~mselves against a possible enemy. Taylor, lay leader. MYF 7·30 p m. There ar_e many other kinds of power. Man power for inTuesday a p. m•• MYF1 Wed 7 30 stance, wbl~h provides the muscle and strength that manufacP- m., mld-we,ek prayer services tures goods bUilds buildings digs coal from the earth and Betho~ny EUB; F. E. Dunn, ,...tor gets a thoilUnd other jobs dori.e. ' Chil~en'a ~Ur~Jl Ev•• w-.& ..'1.1..-. J'rftn' Robe rt JDl ."o! ..'f-1'..r.,_."' ~1"¥.: 1p. m. ,Rel!d; aib~e ~hool ~upt ~ MOW ....,.,.terlan Dorcalil, •c. Codner. Sehool 1) i\. m. ~ Har'Jiv~J~~Rcf. '-t"ugel\e · Un.ier\ilood . ... ,., :..... .. ,...... ••••• CORV IIi_..._ $yra~ute Urilted D::W ant torea~hln~ ~·· EVP.t: ' ng ~rvlce 7·3'!' Rollert tii. sn;~ ltftl, . en& pD~ble $tully charg~>. Pr3;yer meet;tn& Sch Morning Worship 9:30; Sunday t C W pW~d1 7Sm1th 30 Thh ·rsd y a, J. . '-~· 61'-Jr · · ro ·· "" a · ool lO:aO, Eber C.:arnahan, supt!; , -'1.._ ·~ Pentc,o.o1ta' Assemblr. ftt~ 114.: 'Y Hour 6:30 p. M.• JOanne VarWet- 1111111•1 oullo•t• • W. •! &~po1 • :t~t.......... * All·llme low prices on . Wlltt, Snvt.; Claa llfetbl.g Church, Howard .)i0:30 a. m Wm. '&alley In charp; Mol"ning worship visit the TIRES D)., tal(en. SERMONEITE ~uniiBtl(na. w. va. CUff: Suw"a:v !llc~ool o:S(l a. AM PION Pln~stone ' Sbak~are once sajd that "conscience makes cowards of all of us. ' but he might have added that conscience also tn· sists that we listen when someone else is saying the same ' thing No man ~ ever able to say that he has been left without help If. he was In the right. This does not mea n to say that right a•lways wins, but it is to say that the right man comes off the winner even when his cause loses That's because be remains right even though he loses. To Whom He Sends Help There is a distinct clue to the case in one of Paurs commellts, dropped rather ca~ally into his defense. "1 was not dlsobedlen' unto the heavenly vision," he said in al'&lher maUer of fact way. The truth is that Saul of Tarsu; was a man who tried very honestly to be true to the voice that spoke up within him. l.t is Impossible to believe that the persecutor of the Chl'istlans was a dishonest man He was only Ill IS· 10:30 Mornmg worsh 1p "The Way Home;" 6 p m CE Youth Hour; 7 p. m. Evening serv1ce "The Mya· tel'y or Godhne~'l." Wed., 7 p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study; 8 p. ril .. Chmr practice "'lddltp~~rt First B•pflst Church 9~15 SuJWfay Sehoel; 10!15 Wor- ship, Bernard Fultz, speaker· 10;30 Board of Deacons : 6 p. m. BYF all groups; Tuesday, Circle meetings; Wednesday 7:30, Mid week prayer; 8:80p. m. Sr. Choir. Middleport Flnt UniNd Pmbfterian Church, Howard Ruppelt, pastor Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Morning worshtp 10·30 "What II -nctt'flcatton•. ••·, 6 p. m. WYF,· Jr. .. a cltoir, Wed fi:3D p. m.; Sr. choir, 7 p. m. Midcll•port H"th Mtthocllst; Raymon · Konkright, pastor; Divine Worship 10·30 a. m ''Mounta{n-top Vistons:" Sunday School 9:30 a. Jn.; Jt-. YF 5 p.m.; Sr. YF 6 p.m.; !}.~ p. m. Officia1 Boan:bMonday wSCS· Wed., 3:30 p. m. MemberlbiP ciass; 1 p: m. Choir rebeargal; 8 p. m. €1HIII 1~ meeting. •ceo Growers to M Honore 0 cont.e~ ~w::"1':; ':n~t':n '::~'"'~ ~ vested leso, ,Utan six tenths of an .,,. Plonoo acre of tobjicCCJ and those who . "' r. harvested six: tenths of an acre f ·ioneer'!l average speet\ in or more. orbU, relative! to the suD, Will· be W1nnen In the Above ct..... abo~t 71,500 miles an hour eorn- There were two M"on county 4>0rlld to 116,000 lor t'be e..th. farmers in lite six-tenths or above claso. w E. Kirk of Hogsett who . scored 89 points and Frank Yes· . · Osteopaths Raise ter of Gallipolis Ferry who scor- ed 7~ points. Wlnnors In Below Cl ..s H0sp1ta • 1ISSUe El~ven ~~:rowers competed in the below (Continued rrom Page One) .6 of an acre harvested operatPLi Jmntly for years, noting ctus They were Raymond Eck - a Cambndge, 0 ., hospital so operard, South!lide, 131 pomt~; ; Will- ated on what he called a ''very iam Hatfield, GalUpolis Ferry, smoolh basis" He promised t4 fly example, if cp!ned tomorrow, 32 121 point!: F. F. F1sher, Fraziers Bottom, 109 pOints; J . E Hatfield, Ga11ipo1Js Ferry, 108 points; 0. S. Hanes, Pljn}', 107 pomts; Mrs. Virginla HeiUield, Galhpohs Ferry, 105 point&~ Charles Withers, Apple Gro~e, ,95 points; Art1mr MeadoWs, Henderson, 84 points, Melvin Cobb, Apple Grove, 81 points; Russell Akers, Pliny, 71 points and Dennit lto11ey Ashton 67 po1nts. ' ' To S.Uk At Awards Dlnntr The . speaker for the awards dmaer wtll be J . Hugh Felts, Supe~iDtendent of the Tobacco Exper1 qtent Station at Greensv11le Tenn · tobacco ' · Mr. Felts hu worke~ with for many ~rs and 11 regarded as one ot th~ better speakers on Ute subject, , Any tob~o grower who ~id not enter the Product1on Program but who wo~l~ like to attend the awards dmner should contact the Mason County Agricultural Extension O'flce on or before 'Monday, Mareh 14th. Nw P11nphlets Av•llaltle the executive of the Cambr'idge hm~p•tal to a public meeting in 'Metg, County to explain ~tatiohll m Cambridge. CITES .. EID Mr. Hobsletter, In his formal talk, reviewed the history of the 14-year-old job of llavmg a modern hospttal in Meigs County. He passed around prepared "fact sheets" or the proposal ' Points he made Included: ,2--;_~~~al\; ~hne :v~~ ~:::::;; valualton, is Jell! than the oost of one round trtp t)y auto to Gallipolis or Parkersburg. - lndu!ltry, looking of at progress. an area, want~ to see evidence - A new hospital here would patients would move into the 40bed institution (30 in beds and two in ha11a at Meigs General last mgllt). - The need for mqre doctors. · -Reeent re.orpnfzation of tlte Community Hospital non - profit groult multed In -an ' enlarged board, wilh seven tmistees mcluding one doctor, hi&uring publie ·control. -Oft Its loeatloft .,. ChiWrtn't ' Metne Hill: ..._ site was oolac!wd bY iM Sfa,. Dlvlllon of Hosplt•l~ •hd ~llr, Mkk:ll• port poOplo ....Ohl '- dooot" ,. It tflln h!MI'OW'I first wa..-, M uld. In ,eOQ<;Iu~ion, he 11ked for support by Rotarians for the proposed have a tremendous advantage, for Yo! -mill bond i•tti bJ1 everyone iJi. The fo11owing is a list of new tereated in Retnc a .progresslvt! pamphlets which are available move in the countY.free from the Mason County AgriPresl~ent Ted Reed, Jr., P"' cultural Extension Office: Tips on sided over Uie meeting. Ladiet Growing Strawberries: Black serving the..,dlnner were Mrs. EdRaspberries In Your Garden: 1960 die Blaki.~, ._· Jessie HennesY, Garden Calendar; Strawberry DiS· Miss Frl!da ~nle and Mid Beso · llllll.l'rp. -· eases; Perennial Paature. �, • .TEL£VISIOH GUI · .· WS~LTV Cha1nnel 3 ' . • 6-l>aily Sentinel, Pom~..,·Middleport, 0 ., March 12, )960 ~=================·' WANT ADS 12-3-30tp I. 0. McCOY I AUCTIONEER Route 2,. Lan1 Bott~~~le.._ I FACTORY METHOD RADIATOR cleaning and repair ing by train ed radiator spee1a.h:st.s. All work guaranteed. Free c:~timates . Fast same day servtce. Hacketl 's Sohio, Pqmeroy, Phone WY2 . a~ a? I2tc MUELLIR FVRNACk-. WESTII,G-HOUSE •ppll•nnL Arnold Brother•. S't'ucvt.e, OhiO. Phone WY -2-63a4. 11 -19-tfc ~ eents per word, o•e insertion. Minimum chargt - 60 centll. t c:ent& per word for thr~ OODSCc:utive insertions. Special - one month for 30 cent. per word. , Full rate o! 3 ~nts per word will be charged for advertising 1f DOt paid wtt.btn 10 days alter receJvln& bill . Errors in Advertising - Should be rt'ported tmmedJately. The Daly Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one incor- I rect inoertlon. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publiAhed at 1 cent per word . WORDS I DAY a DAYS 6 DAYS I MO 1.5 OOc 90c $1.35 $4 .50 $1.20 $1.M 60c ?!ic I -:::-ecce I G•u..s: MOntgomery, lti.O on up I per. 9.3 on lower , 9 feet open , Gal · lipolis, 18.7 on upper, 13 1 on Jowl;'r. 11 feet open ; Lock 23, 1~.4 : 1n running 40 wi,ke". I Cqnditlan Of Monble D•m•: Ail dams are up 13 through 23 . I I I I down at 10· 15 a. m., 12-7: Gona , Ads recelved by 10 A.M. will b-: in that days paper . =..,--=..,..======J Early order di11count on aU or· ders. Steel s.il..>s witt] 20 year a:uarantee. Pole type steel build· lnil ideal for loafing shed. Free deUvery vn all orders placed by March 1~. 5 year financing . Phom: Oris L. Smith, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 R•cine Exchange . 2·25-17tc: appliance repair. A~D ~;MALL Phone McClintock, a.cine, Ohio. 1 j -~· 1-tfc 2 :l9 trr old . Looks aud sews like new . Will sell lor balance due $107 .50 or monthly paymeuls if desired . Phone WY2·2204. ! : ·---- • ' I .-:::== -·---.,.,- ____ .. I Th<:~~e and 7 other loCill stories appeared finl i i· I ',1, . ;;! ' ' ""' . <,_,_;;:;< . CAl STALLED IN UX!NOTON- Motor!Bta were atranded evuy• where as a sudden, blizzard·llke storm dumped 20 lnchea of 11now on Kentucky. Thl8 driver gets aome a!d til LexiDgtont Gov. Bert Comba declared a state of emergency beeauJe ot disrupted tre.neportatlun and CtJmmunlcatlcJDL 1 l.c2::'::·':: :--:::=:::-::-::=;:-=;c::oc:-::c:-;c lJSTEN TO YOUR FAVORITE ~HO'ME BUILDERS BIRCH CABI· country hymns with Dan HayNET makers Fo;mlea sink tops. man each Sunday at C:3tl A. M. 1 Vinyl asbestos block laid . House o\."er WMPO. 3·l0.3tp 3-11-Btc repalra of ah descriptl6n!l. Call NOi'ICE TRUCK GROWERS.· Will'' --·Guy 1-:e · ~j:ler, Racine, Ohio . HOOVERS ALL LATE MODELS. 2 24 tfc have Southern cabbage plants Attachmenl!l a~Hilable. Full ~~ I the last of March ~nd tomato price only $33.00. Phone WY2- BABY S;KOES : BllONZE~ GOLD pl11.nts in April. Call or briny 2204 . 3·ll-6tc and Silver Plated. Wr1te: Ray. orders to Charles R. Harri&, - - - - ·--· -~ Ohio. 1 mond Thomas, LungsviUe, Portland, Ohio, VI 3-2693. 112 lt.AT~ KILLED WITH STAR 2 18 30tr 3 8 6tc Farfarin 2 1h lbs, $1.49; 4 lh6. --:---:-c $2.50 . Sate, sure, gwmmteed., Cl..ll.ANBI t"RO PPlNG PRIVILEGES. My ApEbersbac~ ·Hardware, Meigs Co. TV Rer~alr llll'\'lol ple Grove Farm . 1960 ~Wason. FBrm BurNu, Sua:ar Run Flour Phone WY-2·2255 :wtakc oHer . Glenn Wolfe, 941 Mill , Pomeroy, Ohio . Pam•rov. Ohta. Massachusetts Avenue, North 2 5 3 (2-18-alPJi { ·:! · lp); (J.J.Jtp) I ARI YOU RUN DO'NN AT THE West, Washington, 1, D. C. (3.10-3tp) (3·11·3tp) h"lt? Don your soul nnd NY(3) 3, 12, 19, 26, 4lc -~---- -- - - · lng? l•lt Warll. Lowe1t Prlctt. ' . -· t9:l3 CJJEVIWLET 4 DH . SJt~DAN Runs good . $291Wil. BlaetLnars, Pomeroy, 3·9-6tc new finlah. $603.00. Pomeroy .· ••• • BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. eedan, dynaflow drive. Lik• new finish. Thorou;hly recondition · ed for many miles ol lroublo Cree aervlce. $795.00 Bl1ettnars, Pomeroy . 3-9-6tc 19M 19) For Sale 3 !lOUSES, ONE CAN BE HAl> by t1kin1 over pllymcnta. An· tique acrec.n, dtak, roll top, 1956 Dodae pickup, In &ood lhiPe. 3 8 8tc TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLIES. Lowell McNickle. Antiquity, 0 ., SIJn In yard. 3 8 6lc BALED HAY f'OR SALE. Phone 3 8 6tp Sll 2-1607. FOR SALE : 5 ROOM HOUSE wlth bath. 1.23 arret ot eround. MelYln Little, Cbc1hlr~J, Ohio. 3 8 61c MACiliNE Equipped to a:iK: a:aa:, darn. man · ocram, etc . OrlaJnally 11old lor 1181.50. ra,- ott balance due of $06.00 or J8.00 per month. Phone W¥2·2204. 8·11-flk I<AUTZ FIID STORI .' ,, - At Chetter Yukon .5·214' · HAMILL IIRVICI ITATIDN Before 9:00 A.M. Alllany 3313 Every Day S01111to lry C (20b, Insurance (21 ) Real Estate Il showed that neither of the two Z DOOR , b'*ior, whltowoiio. real lvOI'J fJnlah, inlidc and - Y oee IIIII poe. $1745 ' Accurately to evaluate advertising in this newapopor as a profitoble investment for your buainess, jou need just three basic facts ... ond ltere they are! COVERAGE: 'This news""' men yOur ma_r- BALE. ket like a blanket . . . . . delivers your lOlling meuat• where it will do YOU the most good I wva.-. --- - - IMPACT: It enables yau to siart YOil, Ml,li~~t· where most people stort their shoppint .... i., thi! ad~ vertising columns of this newspaper. Rts11lt: fe•ter ac· ,. ' tion and more of it! (21 ) Rea I Estate - --- - - R.: . Legal NotJce ··-DAILY tN-I;A{:t;. . --- !. . . I· I . Dollar· for dollar, your ad¥ertltlq . In ttiis newspaper will reac·h MORE people, P~cl ~ITTEI results than in any other medium ...... oP,cf .wt CCln ' PROVE It! .. . -----.!....- 2·1 I ( 17) Help Wanted .I~WffiS-TV " '' ... tia• been awhf; -Players, active in the kin. rrt · !~annei.a:.rMond~t Jftgh Echelon 8:00 Ooug :M'artin Show 8:00 ~omper .Room , ~0:00 Jl~:m • · 12:30 , .~:00 2:SD Science Theater ·· 3:00 Presidential ~P. :· ~~ ..,., 1:80 Cham'pioosbl~ 1:00 Paul Winchell ShOw 4:30 Brol':en Arrow , i ~~ . MaUle's Funday Jid~· eS" j 5:30 '11oller Detby Your Euo Reporter U :30 I ~arrled Joan 1:00 .Re8tleJJ Gun ..t2:30 Love tbat Bob 1:00 Abo~t :Faces 1 :30 r.t~1c 2:00 iDay In Court Jl:... TJie G~e Storm Bh.,. :~;® ~t ~ ., Clock 1~. 10 ~· .. You Trull 11:00 B:OO Robtn.JI.ood 7·00 Trackd6Wn. MOYle ~: 30 Amerlcin :t4Y Bandst~ad ~lend Flicb . I~QO S.n_ I rancl.leo Beat ~ 1:80 'toa:r ··lfll6 RC!DIIW 8:40 Weatherman G;-tG ..JoJ,n Daly ~ '1:00 Colt .U "1 :30 Cheyenne 8 :30 Bourbon Street Beat Sh30 Adventures in Pmdlle 10:30 Ted Maei: Amateur Hour 11:00 'l"'he Newt Tonlgb.t !.1:10 Scanning the Weather II: 15 Sport Report · II 8:30 9:00 lt30 <0<00 10>30 • c.t~~"~ ~:~~ l<>!r.~ I Old Salem S.clcietY New10f Week Mrs . . Jell'!le Nelllon who .,..,. "'""' ill witl• Ulu are bette~. Smith hel.,ed to t::a:re 1951. . Mrs. Marvin IUglitei TheAC:eent Is ~ostly On Music OnneNew Half Hour Of Wll190 J;~"l.r.rr~;~.iaf,tl!t. Gay, W. VI. Mr. is In very poor health . Mrs. M. E. Nelson wereafternoon at the at the Salem Cen. ••vlng mumps. t:lre Carl Everett, and LalU1' Mont· . are QUII<T--" I HAVE: A BAP HEAD• ACHe ~ :00 .1 :~0 11:30 . 5:00 Pt. Pleasant 118 I F.mployment ~=~~=~:.~;..:II ,j;j ·...::; w~~~wr-,. Chaqges Mad;-- ·HJJ tile OlorJeil6n Light Opera Guild 'and the )1ail· ed· ~nd. He Ill a member of ~e South Charleston Bapt11t Cbdr~h, the Charleston Press ClUb na tile Sleepy Hollow Couotey Clpb, and. i1 Vice Pre1Jdent of the P'l'IA. Doug Martin has been named at t!diaon School in South Chltr· Production · Manager !or WCHS· lestoD.. Martin has apPeared on TV. Channel a in Charleston. He the 1ir in lbe "Doug Mlfltln suceeds Frahk AnnatJf.i. a four- Show." teen year veteran of \\f'"CHS, who tlnrid~d who .has beeq Prailllcresigned effective April 1 to enter tioti MJn•a:er fin~ Wara':fv the real estate business. Announcement of the chance in too~ ·11tt air In 1954. wPI be a!!ipositions · was made by John T. llotei' ·.tlih \he Beottie·Firth, Inc. Gelder Jr., Vice President and Real~rs. or €hlrleston. G.eneral Manager or WCHS~TY. , .Ync. ~h1rt!n has been serving as ·Aasl•tant ,l'rodu~tion Manazer. ager lo Moi1in'a place Will Martln Ls i tradu.ate of Char· ~rh\lt!>bll J¥ho Jell a diHclo 's les.ton High· Sehool and the Schus position at WPHS.TV Ja.- Ye:ll' 'o ' ter·lfartin Sehobl o(• pramatica at aa to Peoria,. Olinoia. the University of Clfirlnnau . . Ue saw PaciCic servioo •dl,lrtne World War II as a pilot ln ·the Air ' Police said Warth's car was spotted b~ one cruller, which had · bath, central hoeating, 127-fnot MIXED UAY tiOc P~ll Phono WY·:I-3561 Middleport level lot (fenced) with · plt.•u ty been looking for blm, and follow· .Near Hemlock Grovu. Zlb11 Mid· flowers and shrubbery, doui)le ('d him a dist&nce alona a street to ascertain if It was be. kill. 3·to.atp BARNI!S·SWPSt>N IN~URAN.:K garage. $8,000.00. Ageoto, Middleport. Flro, J..ull> MIDDLEPORT......:.o.rootn brirk, bath The first car radioed. ahead to mobile, Bonds. rhone WY·2seven! clasets, full lxtscm<'nl, another cruiser wbJch pulled into (9a J Marine 5upplies 2903. furnace. Excellent construclton a street to block W.irth'a WIJ. Level Jot. $1~,400 .00. They said he made no eifort to COMPLETE IN~URAN£!: !'110. end u~t willie fhtr test, Met.... MIDOLIPORT - 7-rootn ft·an1e , eseape fr put up a figbt, al· tectlon. Ufe, Auto, t irt, PollCI. pofh•n Moten, 600 1. Mlln bath, automatic heat. storm thoUgh an odd·looklnl machine CaU Duo llllla, j!Uidieport, lt., POMerey. Phene WY·2.WO. doors and windows, gaa'a{:e a nd gun, a hig:h-powered rlfle and an Oh1a. 11·24-lle Ioree lot. $7,300.00. unusL&al 10·¥hot pistol were found VIRGIL TIAFORD. S.lnmon in the ear, loaded. -Bo.: 229 Phone WY2-6131 ( 14) For Rent Later police found the machine G. I. BUY WITH NO DOWN PAY· 3·1c-2-·3_: lc-:--=-:-::-::":-cc-:: MENT. i'"'rame home for Sale, -~ -· gun 10 complicated they were un. ...,.nmen,., Pftple'• Tee rat.t UMI 1632 Lincoln Hel&hta Pomeroy 73~A 7 ROOM HOUSE, FURNI- able to unload it themeelvea and '(ele It,. eft lhrternVY Aw ... Ohlo, lwo (2) B. n., l~rae L. TURE, (optional). yuung fruit. summoned Warth frO'DI: hl1 ceU Pltone WY-.2·2327. nice kitchen with wan and base water, ol~tr_iQ, telephone, to do It. . U'A.i.•J.A:l.il:l'H'~· - J "urmlbea. and cabinets, metal cabinet sink, full school bus, 4 mtles (rom ~elner bath w.Uh tub, plastered walla, $4,000. ~he11man Bul~m~::.ee, A,uLhorltles s11.id they were \11· VUIW'nllhed. .kJGM.Ulll'l, ldldd.J.uDexter, Obto. 3·IJ·3tp able to get an explanatlon from port. Pbono WY·:I-8288. U·U 1 hMrd wood finish, one half (~j ba11ement, gas IUilomatic hot wat· - - - - - - .--, Warth. nanu!sake of 'I former ' . • IGcl 8 !WO M tiOUtt.ie, f. .K.U~ er heater, conversion a1aa liredj FOR SALE: _5 ROOM HOUS_E Huntington_ judge, as to why he .tiiU'UDeDl euci D tuolll apanfurnace, new Chamberlallln storm with bath. Nace lo~al.l,l)? . Mclnn shot the g1rls:, otb~r tban bJ1 ment. A. N. Beoael, Phon.e doors ~~ond wlnduws &ood shin&le Hood, U1 Locust St., l omero}'. statement that be ju1t felt the WY ·:w27JI. 11-l-lfc ruof, aalvanized a~tten ana D. 2 23 Jillp urge.'' •<EW MODERN 3 ROOM AND S., city water, natural gas, aeptic FOR SALE: FJVEiooM HousE ' tank, nice lawn well dl'wlncd. VI· See Bob Nelson, Rutland. bath a(llrtmenl. Phooe WY cant . prJc$d at $6.~0. If you are 2·26·12Jc &!fl. 3 8 12tc . .. a a. I. and can qauHfy Cor a V. --.A. Direct Loan with no down 99 ACR.£ FARM AT MOR-NING payment, you ran move in and Star, good 3 room house. out· NOTICI of HIARINO ,.,. PAROLII . pay rent until your loan cornea buildlnlt•· watt:r, electridty, C•M N•. 5414 CARRIER WANTED TO DEUVER No. 107929-Char)es Laud•rmllt, throu!lh. Alao will :!t'U or land malt school bus, telephone, p.pert on Nye AYenue. If Intercontract wllh fl,OOO down. Will good paature with plenty ot a prisoner ,now eonflned In tbe ested call WY 2·216'7. sell and take FJrat Mortga1e fnr water. Contact Sam Curtis, Bo.,· Ohio Penltentlary, Oolumb111, ad· S 7 tic 60% at 4~,-i> Int. on J&-yaan 136, Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Un mitt('d from Meigs COunty, convlct·2 BEDROOM !'UIIN!SIIED APART· term•. Now if you are lnterellled Ibn 8, 4820. 2·13 -30t~ t'd January, 19tt9, of the er~me. of Forger~ (2 C/ C) apd eervl~ a eenmcnt In )tlddlcport. 4 room o~~nd eee ~our loc~al REAtTC!,R ~r con· ti'ousx ~o~olt SALE \('nce of 1 - 20 yean ~ eJia:lble for bith reeldence In Pomeroy. Call tact DILLON & 8 •...:*-•• ;NON, . REALTORS. GallipoUI, Ohio. town. Six rooa:ns, 4 r<loms down. a he,.ring before thl( PardOn arHt WY 2·3874. 3 12 6tp 3 1 Otc 2 up, approxmu1.tcly 1 lll'rP \e· Parole CommiAion, on or ailer . ' =.:--:~~;:-::-_ vel land e:r.cellent well 13 mile!! :Mily 1, 1060. ol4 ACRES - 2" BulldiJ.IJ loll In from Pomeroy on Statt! Ro\ILt! Pardon and Peror. C.mmiMiel'l " By R..G.' Fo&/e,_._ •1 ·' ·,; i'.; · .': Rutland Villa&e $I.q00. C: II· 892. Price $1,000.00. , Inquire WANTED WOMAN FOR LIGHT Joi'Gin, Sa,lem St., RPllaq~. . ' Mrs. Howell al Pa&etown. · P•rol• .411>4 .1\!lcml u,rk ," . ., . . , , • hOU..WWL Live ill. Call1-lll-lltc WY2· ~)~l~tio . _..__.--~_...... - - . - ..............................-~~ '3 Ia Otp 3·13·601< o:Ml. - Tonllht s:3o c.auriunlly·IMal Nrwo ·J Didn't ~ttlll When he was spotted and stop· ped here by two police cruiaers, Warth'& two ~oung children were found unharmed in the back seat O[ his c11.r. He offered no resistence. Jj, flcting from hia home, he had taken Henry Jr. 4, and Ja!n· i(tr Lynn, 3, with him. Warth said he had driven to Ashland, Ky., and . tflen decided to return to Huntington. 4:$5 1V•et•nd ! victims had been sexually molest· td, althou"h some under clothing or Gne of the victims had been removed. COST: 1959 LARK NeW. 1:1:30 Sign Off ly choked one or the girh after shooting her . A post mortem 4:30 Newa - \1:15 1l>eater 1ft I 3,3) Weekend t:OO llewa Roodli-Wntbor t:Ol Weekend p,., 811011 WHTt-tTV _Channel 13 IND OF A lUND DATE~Ste rllng Hayden, actor-seaman, anti the former Mrl!l. Catherine Devine Mt.Connell, New York lloclallte, pose for photographera following their wedding, a month alter tht1y met on a blind data, in Sausalito, Calif, 2:» Weekend .· 3:00 Ne'wo Hoadl~w..~ 3:01 Weeklod · 3:30, 'Newa t_cOO Slrq Oft 'M"'J.II!•W· -...,.-,-::-=+ ·= =--:--- .L:if/11~ _;..__.- - lluntingtonite "Felt The _Urge' T0 K•112 Young BabyS"tte I 1 rs ""'•roy. ·'1:18 Jack •1 u:\l) The 9:10 The Alaskans ., 10:30 21 Beacon Stleet · ,, WY-2-2649 1:90 Newa 1:311 WMkeD~ 2:30 Ohio Newa WCHS:fV C!1Cinnel 8 0:00 The Rebel Pomeroy WY ·2·3895 uuo eDATI AND MOT.-&.u - · .,, - •. T ~9 MiVeTlck Before 9:30 A.M t 1 8:30 Lawman o.~ ====· -..::::-. --- • '! Call Die• SterreH I New Buici. trade-ln. Show• a:ood eare. $893.00. BLaettnara, Pom · eroy. 3-9--6tc SEWING r Nltewatc,.~.. 1,. . .~; News Brealr:fa1t Partt New• Headtinu-Weather 12:!8 Wookend 1:00 N••• 'Headll-Wutber 1.01 Weetu4 Q:BO Goo4fenr, 'fll~itet 10:00 Steve Allen Show 11<00 llewa.~dUau '1:1q Weatbe,.....it 2:00 I Middle~~Grt ~ .. ~ !. wRITE TODAY F011. RHODEs folder and low chick prices. Used <Jnc and two b"edroom. Prompt answer. Rh<tdes Hal.ch unlts. 10 rcposseesions. J<'or cry, Spencer, w. Va. 3-9-30tp bOI.I&nre due. l''or the best selcct10n of new aild ttlicd trailers in BULLDOZER SERVICES AVAIL. liOUlhern Uhio, come to WaverABLE by hour or job. Conlact: HUNTINGTON, W. Va . IJI' fly. 'fhe11e trailcr 10 11 re well worth Mason City SP 3-5776, Dclwon I 1\unlinglon police I1Jdt1y .':l aid lil'n your trip. come prepared to lloberts. 3 12 2~Lp C. Warlh, 29, harl actmitll'll he deal. Low down payment, bank . shol and killed two young h"by fmancmg. Anythmg of value 1 (2Qa) Term1te sitters ol hi5 home late Fnd11y taken In trade. .lo'ree Delivery. t I. because he "jU5t felt the urge to SIVe up to $1,000. WAVERLY On ro do it." ' AlOHIL.i HOMES SA.LJ!;S U. S. -----::::=:: Uighway 2:i, Wuverly, ohio. rRE! tNSPECT~ONS. PHONE Warth was a~resl(•.d l'arly t (Hiay (;3) lO-Il-l:.!·ltl·l 7·lUJ22 _23 _24• WY·J·277t. Gilmore Supply Iafter an lntens1ve ;iJX·huur, LhJ'Cc· 2ti·Om·30·l 2tc Store. Vaughan Pest Control Co ~;tate search. He was denied b11ml Member of National flit Con- and will be given a prcluninary trol Auociation. 13·3·U'r hearing Monday artcrnom1 on scparate murder counls iu tlw dt·:tlh l'EANUTS- IMI'ItOVEU SPAN· of the 12 and 13-ycar-old cou~ms, J:,U. The e~&rliest variety .ijrown best for Ohto and the north. 1----;;::::~-;::;;;:;;-:=;:;;---- Linda and Pcuny Qualls. Pods arr small, but well f!Jied DON S'ftVIRS Authorities suid Wurth apparent with nuts sweeter and iiner flavor than bnict· 1:1orts. 'fhc ~.:ompucL plunls arc easy cui· Lure. Selecl.t.ld aced for plantlnr 24 ounce11 $1 postpaid . Phone WY2 ·M8U. B. Quisenberry, SY· rucus~. Ohio. 3·10.3tp MIDDLEPORT -&·room frame wtth v 11153 MERCURY 1 DR. SEDAN. NECClll ST. l: ·-· j ,.,~~~~.ao\,;:;m36NG10 ~A, L.~,·. 2,! Blaettnurs, 3·&.8tc Phone TU 2 3381. . E. MAiN 0 c11sh . This week only. G. I hompson , WY4:·:J101. aHer m. 3·11-2tc ' &ood Cle•n UMCI Cut All M.kH 1fttl Models METROPOLITAN MOTORI 600-606 l11t Mlln lt. _ _ ,~.,. Ohl~ ___ ~ 19116 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN. LIKE atio . ·.,A>\~ \ !'IJ.• •·(!J.•'!!W., , ~t'"' ,'1'\[eoQt..-.. ., ., Mew• Headllnet-Wenber !lroal<fatt P1117 10:80 Foolboll Proovlew 1100 Werner'• Top !tiD 12:00 Noon Nth a:oo Roter.Man l·• . lli;W.AlVolln<!e!l'~ ~&est, l!real<laot P1117 9:;Nt Top Headlloe Hewa 10:00 K..._de HuckleberrJ Bound ':':30 Rlvef:boat 8:;ro ·ra\es of WRIII FariO .~ ... ·.t:,;~VJ.,$0"' ;1. - 1,y i"t. tO:Od wretta Y~ rr·'" ! 1:.. - Brealdut Party Communlty·l..oe•l )lew• 9:35 Breaklaot J\ar17 ':do :;,·, , 8:00 Meet .··!!lt .?resa 6::-m Ne-ws Picture -~~~ . ~:4)0 . ,- Q.v~:r)#pl~ ,. 'l'raU... i · ,, 4;M, ~Mllllu ·SIIII!IICQO ......·, ·I 37tltc ffi'El!rY 4:30 World ChampionshiP Gall ,. 5>1!9 , 'l'im<: ""'"P' I lAC IN&. OHIO. --;:;:-;;;;;;::;;: - I Auto Sales :· " H-s ·N!JA BllS% !ball I I- I !l) fi!P f RACINE SHOE SERVICI SHOP Ver> :dan Blinds, all fiiZes , and 1 WE WISH TO THANK EVEHY · coloFII. Fret~ Ji:!ilimates. Dale 1 one whn W(~rc ~u kind and Wippel SuppJy, 215 Univn Ave., thoughtful after the recent death Pomeroy, Ohio. 3·4-60ic of our father. ~; mil John~on. We El:Et.TROLUX\rACUUM- CLEAN=' wn;h lo lh1:tr1k the Radne cr G · h . 11 as comp 1e1c se t yalso · d rcy r·llllli Ire De~L an cme.regncy squad ol" attachments wilh throw-away the Rae me , Am~ncan Leglon, 1 IJ.ags. Complete price only Henry ~wmg , t reeland Norris, $Jti .50. Terms. Phone WY2·2204 3·11·6tc Matltc Urdc, Florcn('C Adtuns, Ralph Babbitt and all of our fncnd~ and nclghbnn und IUIY · ~--~ one el.su who helped in any way. R~i-SONABL~ : COI'FEE TABL~. l\llcphunll stand, lamp sland, l::mil johnMon l'"amily &to10 cnour, toJep..oonc W~:>~OO. 3 12 ltc 1:00 Steamboat IIIII &:SO s.-t. PHaton 6:00 Steamboai8ill 0:1~ Jlm 'l1ll.cter Sbow 6:26 w..the,...l 8:30 Nf':wrJ P'".eture , • :45 Huntley 8r1r.ld.. lloport S:41 Pol )loollo Sit.., 8:lltJ 8oetal So<urlt7 ~~ 6:QI! ~....... Sereoa&o 6:411 Sip 01! 9 ~30 llol- St8D From theBe Rooh 4:00 Comedy Plu,hquae 4:30 Adventure Time J• ' I WINDOW BLINDS ANU SHADES a:oo You.,.Dr. 11 :HI Sign On ' 11 :30 This Is ihe IJte l2 :00 TV Chapel . 12:'10 1!\dustq ojl Parade . r. 12:45 Giircten tl~b o·f Atr ·: • l:O\I <;~~I"Piols~1p )lo'l'ling . · ~:00 · XP,~lde ·'lD9 a .. 11:18 U1. 1:00 8:01 8:30 8 :3.5 8:00 9:ill I : l 0 MoVietim~ · 2:30 Lor8tt.i! YoUng Theater · Channel 3 - Sunda) NaUooal He•,. 7:30 llewo lleadllr ..-lloatber 1:00 lfld DirNf!ll. '· HIO ~110 l)ff .r a. !0:00 llo:rh loll 10:30 PIJ Your, ijuoeb 11:00 Piteo ~ ~~~~bt .:~:~ '2~11)~ ~·;.!""'"" Il:lS Sboekwlteb Ij I ...... " (2J Cord of Thanks N.,_ p :~ · ,&,'¥Jii•• •·1:10 Weatllelt".ur 5:~ 5:40 ' ~!porto - 1'1••• 11:30 Coneen.tnnOD I '' I - ~ r~ Legal Notice . •O:SO Topper 10:30 Man From lnterpol ~ , •.a• S'·-•--- · .. '' 1:00 Today t :OO Katie Ooooiao I Sltooo fi :OO l11e llf»W¥ 0:30 wOrlcf"W'ide 60 West Shade $ • II tems Ut1s 1 · 1; u:,TU.M Kli1L1 KJ.lcHt.:N ut!iil&ned fo : vour boon ~ l'' ..~• ea· , lllnlh:s Jo' .. , _,nlln .au..: Anbotl, I Phone WY-2·~21. 8·6·tf : TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL ' Appllenc:e repair. C•lf Frank or ! C•ptein•, 414 N. hi:and Ave., Mlddfeport. 3 3 He Thome• M. Fain _...... . ....,..._ Termite •nd Pe•t Control AUCTIONEI!R rrM lnapectlon.. lnturance Nation· Compl.te Service •Ide. IIi ...., termt. SINGEilSLANT NEEDLESEwCrln Bradford Phone r'omeroy WY 2·2366 ing ma.rhine in modern mahog · Write, Phone or Cont1ct • Portsmouth PR 6-2850 any t:abinet. Only a few months , A. C. BRADFORD, R..cine, Oh1a. _ FOR SALE Jlessie Welch real estatr in ragevdle, Meigs t:ounty, Ohio, will be so ld at office of J. B. 0'· Brien at 10:00 A M. March. 19, 1960, to the hi ghest bidder. Must be sold for not less than apprais· ed value $600.00. Edgar Welch, Administrator nf estate of Bessie Welch. 3· 11 ·3k riAiii6 TELEVlSION U.'NIIQAV ,,. . . . . Oil 8:00 Now• Hoadlln ...w..I.beP 1:111 III'D 1:10 Fant1 IWket lloporl 8:111 Newt 8:4Q BrultlJII Party 7:o0 ~adllaes•Weoiher 7 :01 -kfQl Puty 5:45 Si gn OQ • 8:00 ConUnent•l Cla11room ft :30 Waterfront 7,00 Saiurda)' Night Jamboree '7 :30 Bonanza 8'30 .J M~an ·ln4 't'h~ CludJenie J 1 PHONE WY-2-2157 '-;-;";l::i':::;';:::::"'-----1 Ill Notices 191 For Sole ~0iiD_I_R_N_O_W____ - - - · 1. Minersville Feed Store Hit By Bura:l.ers. Bd 2 s·liver Run Baby Found Dead'" fo'· e . 3. Mother Of Six Arrested on Checlt Charge. down at 11 :45 a.m ., 22-0: Lock 21. Keep up With the news! Lehigh down at 11 a. m , 1~3 ; 1 B REGULAR S •• R d ! Lock 23. Mr . Criss down " 2 J:; p. ~- ___ e_ 1l ~ eUO!JUe ea er ' m' lii'ht· Louisiana dow? at 10 a. Mn: LarTy Rolllh, :u. •net »n. ~ m . 13·5: Walter C. BcckJord up at Gerald .V iolet, Mr. •nd M'l'l. Den· ' II :40 p. m., 10-10: Robert P. Bon· zil Goe,cleU. ancl Mr. and M.n. nie up at 7 :50 a. m., 11·1 Jefferson OCIO Floycf. spence. up at 11 : 10 a. m., 9·2; Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter and Mt". a,nd Mri. knard Wnham City of Maysville up at 6:35 a. m., rhildren , Mr. and Mrs. Harry and family .tPtnt $undly with Mr. 2-0: Southern up at 8:05 a. m ., Hi: Brown and children were Sunday and Mr( f'nnk LlpJlllm of W.Va. Lock 27, Chandelier up at 6:05 a. afternoon visitors at the Painter :b. and M:rt. Will Heiim., e•ll· m., 4·0; Derender up at ~ : 3r; a . m. home. ed oh Aft:. and Hn. l)aVI v/Q.l.IIMI 5-l. Sunday callers at the Jenhit and Mohday, · • Knahw• Riv11r B.ats: Winfield . Virgil Roush home were Mr. and Shirley on4 Bl~le Hell!llaft we-, Helen Z down at 10:50 p. m., 5-2. January, 1959 of the crime of non· recent c&U~ of Mr. •Pd MR. W1:1 · support and servin~ a sentence or Heilmlli. 1 - 3 years is e1iglble for a heating ·Dousiv Joltnaon iponl ·li!UidaY • before the Pardon and Parole afiomooji ond '· ~,B~f wltli hll ' NOTICI of HIARING for PAROLE CQmmission, on or after M•Y 1, gronljmol!>ft; Mra. 11. ~ill'. of C.H NO: 5383 1960. ' Addloon ·,· • · · ' · No. 107928 -Harold Roush, a P•rdon 1nd Parol~ CDIItmiNion Mr. add~- Ray !(e~lio. of prisoner now· confined in the Ohio By R. G. Fogle, . Well Vifiliijo 1!;.,1 Kflier.oo Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted Parole and Record ctert callod 011·.!ft. oo.d Jolra. bona s. from Meigs County, convicted (3) 5, ·12. 2lc Turn !' ~- ·: .,. ation service . Jack 'a Refngera · [ Uon. New Uaven. Phune TLJ 25537 . 6·23-U $?.:10 I 1'MPO Daily Proga am Schedol~ CIIa...t 3- Sriiiii".IJ Channei 3 fy1onda, 3:30 1\BA ;. 4 :00 NIT Tournament trap on Page 1 of Yesterday's Sentinel. Ohio River Buts: Lock 15, Coal King down ,, 4:40 a. m.. 17·0: The Local News We Print TODAY, Lock 18. Charles R. Stephen.on Other Papers WIIJ Print TOMORROW .-:c::::-::-. -~ You read it YESTERDAY in The Iia\Jy Sentipel You will re11dlt TODAY In otherpapen circulated here. cunnmg II '' ! AIR Cf'NDITI0NJNG, REFR!(;EH.· 16.00 $180 $:125 The News Is First In The Sentinel RIVER REPORT lOB'S TREE SERVICE AND IOE· IIIOWal. Phon• WY2-5475. FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BATES 20 25 Business Services · (2Q) Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., Mareb 12, 1*-7 �,,, • Middleport Senior Bond Banquet Held Fri'dciy Evening With 100 In AttendancE OIUCIOI FOI TODAY Long Bottom Item~ ~f Interest ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Sebool. The dinner was prepared and served by band mothers Xr and :4rs. Fred Larlr.ms and :'1\r and Mr1. Norman Weber and fam1ly attended a btrtbday party at the home or Mr and Mrs Paul dauber an honor of thetr soo, Duuglas, on h11 Jrd 'birthday Mr and Mrs. Wilham Young and son spent Sunday w1th bus parents, Mr and Mrs. Louie Young . '.rfr and Mrs Marton Hall spent Sunday a-fternoon With Mr and :\1rs Charles Hall and family at Reedsville. Dallas Marb who 111 employed m Michigan spent the weekend wtth h1s parent!, Mr. and Mrs ArlJe )larks Mrs. Leona Babcock and Mrs Tress 1e Stet hem were ahoppmg m Parkersburg Tuesday Ghon Stout is a patient in the St Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg wtlh a broken arm and hand . wit~ "fproxtmately 100 persons in attendance Guests were seatea \ -·!toil K""'l"' ......, hla 103rd ... 11Mttt btrtWe,. "'Den"'t ...... much. Alwtp ...... the ... lillie huhtry,H he uW. ICuhiM 11W hll ,..... wffe ••••,. at. """ thM ... did .... that wu ....,. .... diod tM .... ot By Mrs. Vera W...,_ The Middleport Senior Band ban~uet and dance, sponsore<! by the Band Boooters, was held Fnday evening at the High· ~ a cleverly d.ecorat.ed tables m the school cafetena. ', Tbe table ceatfirnleces were fan- ~ ~ - - ----::=-:• ,.,.__. •r · lh n~ a succPss were "The Jays' ,......~ arrangements u.smg e and "The Galaxtes ' .mtWca. :otiff dea1gn. Tbes.e were 'Jiesiped by Mn. Charles A BradComnuttees m charge of th1 bury· and made by the dtning ilnn('r were 1"00m committee. Place cards were General chauman· Mn Jac! )nlnlature oTange and black drums .. atlerheld; co-chairmen, Mrs .Tbey were dengned by Mrs. Eu- uw 1 ~ Sauer, Jr , Mrs. Donald Jene Sears With band me,nbers 85 ....OW('f)' L jlatlng. Small horn rephras weri' &lven u favors . food preparatton Mrs Walla et Seated at the spea .. er's table l radJotd, Mrs Ira Butrher, Mrs were these guest! : MISS Susan Rtchard Pickens, Mrs Arnold Rtch .-Park , Mrs. Non Moore, Mr ar- J dn.ls ~1rs J oe Wtlson a nd Mrs -lin. Nolan Swackhamer, Mr Earl Harold Woodgerd Knight, Supt. and Mrs L. W Me· Servtng !VIrs ~mer~on Jones. Comas, Mr. and :~ rs Plunkett, Mrs Donald Lower y , :drs Lewis tMr. and Mrs Joe Bailey, Mr. and :,au<"r, Jr. and Mrs Harle) Swush· 1 Mrs. Thompson , Mr and Mrs. La er and ~Ira Ed Evans cey, Mr. and :~rs Lee. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Sears, Mt and Mrs Waltl(lg Table Mrs Rcrbert AI· Bob Hoeflich, Mr. and Mn George ltmswurth, Mrs Wallace Bradford. Dalla&, Mr and Mrs. Carroll 'lin Hubert Coats, ~r~ Robert MeSwanson, Mr and :~rs Kenneth h.lhmney, Mn :whlton Hood, Mrs McElhinney , Extra guests mduded 1 ¥'111\!am ~orm, Mrs Rodney Robert Preston, )udy Gregg and 1 Siiuer and ~1u Paul Scott Ruth Ann Edwards . \ Dtnmg room Mrs Charles Asa Followm1 the dmner. a wel- 1Bradbury, Mrs James Brewingto n, ~~:ome was given by Lynn Buehana,n, 1 Mrs. James Criswell. Mrs James prestdent of the band . Mr McCpm- Pullen and Mrs :.tarvm Swan as s poke brtefiy commendn:tg the Clean up · Mrs Thomas Hanntband un past performance Mr. Dalga n, Mrs. Wtlbur Hanmng, Mrs las. former instructor, spoke to David Jenkms. Mrs. CharlQtte the woup expressmg thanks for an invita tion to the affair. Mr Sears, Perttn, Mrs George Qutllen Food and Dance Mrs Alfred th e new band leader, commented Roush, Mrs lra Butcher, Mrs that he hoped to matntam the standard of the Middleport marcb. James Buchanan Contnbutors >1ta l''orrelit Bach · inK band Following the dlnner 11 dan ce tel, Mrs J J. Davts, Mrs !>ale was held tn the gym which had Dullon, Mrs Karl Kloes, Mrs Lee been rlecoratl'd hy Mr Searl! and McComas, Mrs Alfred lloush, Mt11 band members m the St Patrick's Paul ThetiiS, Mrs Leo Searles, Mrs the me with green and whtte L R. Wtley and Mrs Donald Lowery streamer~. top hats holding balloons and ~hamrurks around the walh On hand tu ma kt• the dane- Forest Rose Council I :.hss Eleanor Frederick spent the weekend With her parents, Mr and Mrs George Fredenrk H.r.rliss Frank 18 spending his hts fami ly . 1 Mr from and Mn1 David Smith With and leave boat employment family spent a few days with Mrs. rov..,....t VOL XI '="i!iouun~d~o~n;iy§in~a~re~gu~lar~pa~s~seinlg;¢~~~~~~~~~~~i~i~iiiii. The Falcon &~hehero indicators and ·oil filter ' a~ Edna Stewart of Reed sville. 8--Dally Anyone wishing to have items published au 'asked to please phone yu.s3271 Laurel Cliff Social Notes JANE ANN MALJ,OW NO. 280 ' Pomeroy-Middleport, ' Dog·tfred rescUers wllo refuse to qu1t, pushed forward slowly today in their determined attempt to reach 18 fellow miners sea·ied in a fire-seared mine tunnel near here tot more than slx days. AI; the ordeal neared a seoond week, it w.. learned that in the Vatican Pope John XXlll has bee~ praying daily for the trapped men. lowest priced pickup true~ with turn. br ' · ,~ui,\l'IPent. Sentinel, ,. The latest word at the pitbu.d the ~line eil:ht ~ea aoutta~at of here ,.... thoI ' ....~ parllto were wiorltin& •WM.irhfre WitblD 150 .uti entom"' d caded themplvn Cincinnati Minister Will At Racine Meetir1a · ·, 1 • ' • Tbe lmmediate - prOb~m wu .tO cet an air aupp}T In IJOnl or the reacue parties u they inched alona the stifling NJ.IIJCIWIQ' fu underground. They were adding pipe as they went to an improved ventilatllll ayslem. • Tha miners have n,ot ~een heard from since 8 :30 a. m. est. Tuesday when a slate !all ripped down electrtc cables and started a fire in the Holden Nl:l. 22 mme in south· western West Virginia. "I have no doubt that withtn 2A hour• we will kpow wllat, · if anything, fs in thltt firat area," said Raymond Selvati, pres~t of tbe IslaJ;id <:reek Coal Co., elll'ly to day. Holt!• Regul<lr Session O . f , • • Wl!ere ··the liall)st ..)l'U\1 smoke 1nd intinie · 1\•t. - Fami}y .3 1 · w·· It •· " · The firemen arrived within 10 at $$500 Wit on.., . wtur· minutes after the cJJI was ~j- an ce on tbe houat and notbiq OD hFumes . SINGLE COPY - i5c Fire Destroys Home Of Parents, five Children A family of seven was forced from ito home on Hy•ll Run at 7:30 thla morning by fire which completely destroyed a newly remodeled six room house. The fire was said to have started from a chimney near an overheated stove. • The Middleport fire department answered a call to the Ar· thur Muaer borne three miles up Hysell Run frotn Route 124 and found the flames out of control. Mr. and Mra. MUller and t.beir five children succeeded in getting only a few penoDal belongings out of the house before they were (on:ed back by the flames. . b •.. •• _ •- u' . · .... ....r ••v• baiT!· as Close ' Call teet of' aq RATHER . .. ~ ll!- . Charter : Members~ of ,, Obio;.lo;uiay, March 141;:960 .. -~ - · LOGAN, W. Va. (UP!) - Ford Motor Cpmpany's new ~alc~l~~~~~;~thef f\rst economy size truck to be t 6 f t ~ t 50 major U. '8 . automobih~ ea ureli a - RQ_,~ _1>, up o per cent greater.fuel economy and the . and smoothne~ of Dw 'normally ' .D-oted J'o The lrtt-en.1 ,01 J'lle II.,...M.... ""'- as. Exhausted Rescue Squads Seek Entombed From . Men . . . ' 3 Routes . prod\lced by a ..... enttne Pressure Mounts 1 ~ • e L - LIPI AOVICI L - IIACH. II. Y, \11'1-Wo!f ... ····· conteall. home. of their own, Chartu.ln Col· umbul, and Robert, Rutland. Tbe children at home are Bocer, 11, Etoile, 17, Paul, 1$, Elaine, 11, an4 Judy, 7. Mr. Kwaer ia a ~eU.employed coal miner and baa been operatin1 a mJne near hil home. To add to blo troubles, wt bit o>ioo tned Ia tbrowinJ hhD out of • • to 1tU today io ·bill ploymen.t. He bad pJanaecl bia ,..,ode!¢ home ~-fo.law. Fireraen reported that oa!Jo one ved and were abJe to aave two The Muaser flmdy eontilb of teetiqD of tbe boute wu left atJado nearby buildmg1. Total loss wu ftve children at bome -and two tnc . .~ter the name• wete fUbd.uecl. ~aUmated by Fire Chief Tom Darst IGJUI who are married and hiVe a wmg over a cellar at the back of the houR and tllb wu ptted, tlaeJI Br-1-r-r Some More aoid . E. 0. !ldOnley, ooe of the annrered the e.ll, 11.1ftered. 1 eut finger in the faDea dehm while ligbtiJii the lire lDd ...... truted b)' tbe aoldte~Mt 14 firemen who Emerceney equad wbie'b Abo ._. wered tbe a1arm. The Middleport department bad its tanker and pumper I( U. scene Firemen pumped thrttt:-. dry in order to save Deam; bli.ild. inRt The Musser family baa been gtven temporary abelter by rei• tlvea untO permanent llvine ar· rangements can br made. llr. Muuer is al10 aa intrri.Ol' decor• Ulah Swan, co unctlor, presJdl'd Forest Rose Council, Dauof America met m regul ar tor, bil brother-in-bw aaid, and be u:pects to fall bact on tbil trade followins his mble e~ve-tn, or seek employa:.ent eltewbere. Wherever You Live BANK BY MAIL Customers who live some dislanco from lhe bank 1oom to appreciate most the con· vonienco of banking by mall. But 10me of our nearer neigh· bors liko lhis molhod too. This -· bank offers special envelopes lo mako banking by mail oa1ior, Wo'll be glad lo supply YOU With somo, on roquost. ~ PLAN and ARRANGE YOU- NEXT ePR!VATE PARTY fm:CEPTION eBANQUET eM!:ETING HOnL MARTIN We Pay 3% lntereot On Your S•vl•ll'- I'OMIIIOY'S liST The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Memher Fedonl Rerervo Syalom Member Federal Dopoolt lnouranco Corporlllloa POMEROY, 01110 PrlYaU. Rooms For 10 io 17~ People FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Service HIDE·AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Beverag:"!S U nIll ':=~~~~;:~~;;;;;;;;~~==~;;;;~~~;;;;~~~~ 2:30 AM ·' . Mrs. E J . Hill i11 a businc11s 1/•oisi.tors m Columbus. Mrs. R. A . Thompson d:~:f~::r RoberLM Jane Pnd S returned to the1r home in Bridgeville, Pa., Friday after a vhdt with Mr•. C. E. Ne85e. Everttt Tracy returned borne Friday from )A;eiJa General Hospltal and Is convalesclnl nicely, Rev. and Mn. Kennetb Wright· sell and Iamur or Belpre were Friday gueats of Rev• . and Mrs. Francia H. Gluier. ·SAVE .•... ,' ON HA.TIOHALLY KNOWN MAKES OF--- ASKS LAlOR'S SUPPOlT ST. PAUL, '.(Inn. UPI- Demo- P~jects t::ratlc Nationll Chairman PPul Butler has urged organized labor to stand behind 'he Democntlo Party In November. "It will avail the people In the (tabor) mo•·c· se,·eral lJrojcctl w~re planned ment nothing to stay home In thll Thul'ltday evening when the Senior prE.&idenhal election or to vole Re· m.otbm met at Middleport fliah publi can," BuUer told R meetinG Scbool w~tb Mrs. James Buchanan of Minneapolis and St. Paul union prtsidlne. Tbl11 is the bcla:Inning of the "bomeat.rE'teh" activities that will provide the money for the annual HDior trip. They hiVe seheduled a bake sale for the Friday and S.urday before Eaater . April 1!1 and 16. The Ale wUl feature colortd ea:e• and all typea of home baked &ooda. Planned By Senior Mothers AfMiddleport ~~~~~b;••;t;"'~··~·~·~ee~n~t·~·=====,------ Another money-savm1 Presidential Choice The Serta-Posture· Anothor valuo Dilly Serto .., pvo )'!>U. -ant! only durinl the Serlo Pnoidenl'o &le. Aulheollc pollure r..tw. ..,.. mllly found in cottller mattr.IIMIpecial Umer•prinl construction tor .~ - • """"-· ond e:dra "levoU:dl>(' 1~. Aloo laatulOd in tho auperb s.ta. Poot1110 Mattro..,. hatvl..me, hoo.vy. wovu.fabric cover ••• apecial "braMh· mt" vei\tl ..• lturdy hOftdloo. Twl• .. tun olio. Motdlin1 com· lort-ooonliDited 1prln1 at aame lo-' "'*' .,nco. In Elberfelds Department ~n Thtii ' Th• ehairmUI for thia project is Mrs. G. E. :Preston and .easlsting her wJU be Mra. ' Eugene Fl'ea.ch, Mn. Vtratnia Cllf!ord, .'Mro. Lucy Grea, Mra. Ben Pbi110n, Mn. Farmer and Mr1. Wallace Bradlord. The eroup also made phms to serve a dinner tor approximately 100 Rotarians -of thta area. Mn. Soe Wilson waa named as ( cbairillllt lot •.':.!~~~I"..,',.!!J~ hlld tbe .EL~CTIUC . . • ELECTRIC Ml~£itS ~ I PORTA·l.i· MIXt:RS · Naylor's Run RoSUient Died · OnSatunlay IRONS "'It must ,tab." ,ald. jUit dropped for 1 drink ounelvtl r~PWI: '"l'hii1t m Jervidl wll1, be held at 2 p. m. rtom tbe EW~I for EarDHt Rhodes, Nay. who died in Meigs Gen· ·s..turday even•ng. was formerly of the community. Include hi.& wi.fe, Josephmei two sons. John walter and Manning Walker, and ttlree grandImportant C of C <:hildren, all of Canton, Ohio; a •l•ter~ Mrs. Jake Baer; a brother, hem~ To.U..ht 'lt!e Pomeroy t'hamber of Com- Albert Rhodes; two nieces, Mrs. Roush and J{elen Francis merce will meet tonight at 7 :30 In all eC MinenvUie. o!flces 'of th~ Ob.io Power Comp will be In Pine Grove 101. with tile llev. Waldo A number of important ltems of :Up For buaJDess lTURE • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO are·on the agen.da, abd aU 100mbor1 "'' 11:4~~ io a.tlelul. Herb &neys' TV N~t Hurt A Bit By Antenna's Fall Tht H•rlt Wrt.hkt, thoulht their TV ,..,.len would be rulft• durlltl tM •lth Boneyt, wind ..,. nl(lht last ~ 1'htr ......... loud .............. lbo. roofu thelr.m.nna Wlftl' deowft. But nothlnt happtMCl - . , . tlpn Will as ah1rp It before. tnd quite IG'Od, too. The neat mornint Enwwllflo tkm ~ their l.,..n Nd bHn connteted In NTW to In old anhnna l.tt ttendlnt ....,.. al yun ,..., The ....,. -., SUSPENDED );"OR PADDLING -- Teacher Bol!dan Pash· suppoMCI to ....,. Men twlntlnl kowsky, 30, relaxes at home while' awaiting 'wotd· from the tM channel•' ln. w-a tMt,...,. Pittsburgh school ~~m about his ft,~ture. l'asbkowtiky was dO!"J ~ft WfYac. ~ ·r~ 30 ·students who didn't prepare their tMr nne, ., Ulhtenlnl ....,, ~pr, cliarge. FrJendll · may suspended for pad <;wiJii fll!l~ JIOlll•· lcssollli. -·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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