https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9520bd4002087f57c12075e13fd6d86b.pdf fd1cbc30086a8d899d8ccfd55612e581 PDF Text Text • • I •!::!~~~~~Pom~~e:ro~y~M~ld~d~le~po~rt, 0 , March J5 1000 Mainly About People In Pomeroy u11ior High Schools Name Hl)nor For Fourth 6.Week Period I' .. 1!!f~ f~.~the fourth [Evans, Terry O.blln&:er. .Marilyn • PomerGy Pnce J udy Re)nolda Jackie Se1 I RDIII' Jli&h dena ble, Nancy Skinner Duane • aebool.s announced · by Smith, Asenath TriCY Judy Vau w1tll 31 ~ ltn ghau, Lola Ziegler and Cblrlene SUpt. .. ion, 22 10phomor Zundel t · ea or better grad Ntnfh llraft Bertha Amold fll qua.l1fy th~ lor th~ bonor Da vid Arnold, Shirley Ash Jamea roll ' Bell Janet Brown Dwight Carl, t In the Junior bieh sc:hool , 28 Kay Comptun, K.athl';rQ Conkle, t ninlb cradera zb elMht h graders Frederick Crow Charlene Diehl, l- and 2:1 members of the aeventh Jane Uougl•s Alie :l Dowwe, Rot- trade quahf1ed for ttlf honor land Fisher, Lana FolKer Davad boll In each liChool g1rls out GQrd.on Tony Hendricks Pamela }- num.ber~the bo,ts m makJ[\' tbe Hob~ letter Ann Hubbard ,Rosetta ~ honor ~ ,arad.. j Lisle Jenrufer Wb:~e, Sandra Loo l- 11le or roll students are as don Sharo1. Mitch Jerry Sham ~ foUows bhn J an Sm1th Jayce Slinley, t Senlort.. Mary Amberger ElsJe Sharon Walker Richard Well and t Arnold, Linda Crow Jean Dabo, Sandra Wells Sbaron Douglas Barbara Eskew, E••ttth Grad• Sue Arn oJd, Jane ._ Blll GJbbl!l, Mark Grueser Eme~~t Ba er Brenda Bailey Robert Buck Hall, Robert Hamm Philip Harrt Nancy Burm, Alita Carpenter, Ronald CoUms Jenmfer Crew, 1 son, Harry llendrlcb Je.an Holt, Roae Hysell Roger Leifheit Myr PalrH' Ja Hennessy Bubara Imhof na Maag, Albert Marhn, Mmada den Charles Kuhi Tom Lind, Munay, HaW'ard Parker, Barrie Richard Colltns Bruce McKenzie, • Pbtlllps Sondra Potta, Richard Eve Persinger Mary Ann Rick Pot, E<litickard, Charles R1flle ard Phylll6 RUllselt, Edward No a tJ1 .Q11rlene Smith Strauss CJntra Swatzel and Louel I Ca t:~. t Gall Shvera, l la Ihompaou. ' Jae¥_ ~~ J'! ron Zundel ud S.v.nth Gra•s John Andenoa, Janlte l'i'tl Coly Beaver Joel Boney Cewan.l Junlora: Ruth Ann nrothera Da lt:alvert Ricky Campbell Donna 1 vld Brown Dorolky£.~rown, Lmda crow, sa~ra Eblen Jlober1 Em· Chapman, Carolr'ht ywarda, Mar ler, David Eskew, Margaret Folm garet Handley.- 'kaaron Kelton ler Patricia Fult' Mary Sue Hand Terry Knight John McMurray Mtl ley Donna Hauck, Sheila Htcks chael ROberts Carol Sargen Micky Me nch!DI, Lmda Moore, P•uJa Sayre, Jlltt hael Swatzel Dcnm s Moore, Tom McGowen, Nancy Wool:tgeard Sharon Young, Pa m 0 Bncn Patly owens aren and stfte~C'Jf'R.o.J., da Potts Sandra Thomas Janet tfnt,...~l~......,n man, Smith Thurma Vaughan and Bes Wtlllam Bentz Mtke lJ.owen, Joyce SIC Watson Roland Carpenter, Ben - - - - -- C.;Ja Dtll Sharon I I i IAu ~~nt• l Kapple Hubb"d Raymond Daughter. OJ Ruth Andre. 1Cltl$s Meets Moml<•y . . LUCILLI ' • AtnlANGE II e IIAWKIHI lfOnL MJIITIN t<eY ud Mn John Hl <"' hard~on moved Honday Crom Spn ng A ve to Bear Br.anch, Indiana where he has accepted a church Mrs }Award Bauer r etur ned to her home 1n Man on S unda~ aJtt:r a wee>k s VISit With her p~tre n ts Mr anl!l Mrs C R Kar r .She wa ~ accompamed horne by Mr Bauer who ::~pent the weekend here Mrs John F Batly and daught er, d.f'H kuss Watson, returnt d home Sunday evening (rom Louu valle, Ky where Mrs BIHI!r under went eye surgery four weeks ago 1hey wer~ accompamed home by Mr Watson who drove thue for them Mr and Mrs Wilham (,rate and wn Jimmy of l harleston W Va were weekend guests of her mulh er Mrs Wilham Baker Mr and Mrs John Baker of Columbus VI Sited Monday with Ju:~ mother Mrt:1 \\ tlliam Baker Elmer Wwkham return ed home Monday afternoon from Mc1 gs General Hospital and Hi convalclle mg mcely roHowtng surger) M1ss Clara Bing entered Me1g~; General Hospital Monday eve1uu g as a medical ,PatJenl 1lr and Mrs Llu)d Wnghl and famtly v1s led Sunday w1 l h rela li\es m Vmcent Ohw and Park ersburg, W Va HiDE-AWAY IAR I ' Arrlvbag AprlllMt--Our Delicious ton lussell Stover Candy For Easter Ei\ITI!R BASKET ASSORTED CHOCOLATES F01L EGG COCONUT CREAM EGG EASTER CANDY STORE IIA!I'J'IIR CANOY BOOK Ift"AI[S"JiMALLOW EGGS "PECAN EGG CREAM EGGS CHOCOLATE CREAM EGG FRUIT ANJ) NUT EGG 8 oz. $1.25 I lb $140 - 2 lb. f2.70 18 ... f2.95 5 ... 511< 12 eggs assorted $1.00 13 ... $150 12 eggs 75o 8 oz. 80• 4 In box ao011rlod 55• 5 oz. 10 oz. ss. .1.00 ·DUTTON DRUG CO. COATS BLDG. MIDDLEPORT Present were U101e named abo~e and Karen Bowers, Vlck1 Fetty Mary Francia, Shuoo Freeman Kathy Hannahs Susan Healon Melantc N1bert LtndM Reuter JU lah Vaughan, Wanda Woods Don na Hedricks Peggy Hoffner, Kathy Dl1ney and Kandy Grueser The honored guest rcce1ved many nice Gifts and sendmg a gift but unable to attend was Sally Globokar umd Mnd .Mn .Myrtle \\arren a nd }aebnle and ' ERS HUFFY PoWER MOw ~us C R ¥oung attended presented BULK SEEDS On Display • New 1960 Wallpaper Headquarters for DuPont Paints and Varnishes " • "More People Shopped Pickena in 1959 Than Any Yeor In Our 24 Yeon In Buslneu." French Mr~; pro&ram I ~~~~~~~ "'" darry Chesher was to t: n aunce) last Wednesday be ca use of the de~tth o l her uncie L h<~.rle6 EOdy ~llrS Chesher lS ~ t-'c !Jdmg a Jew days With her bro w cr Jotm UJacktord before re Lmmng horne lut: hard Vaughan and Mrs An llice ll hlm,l:er went to Dunbar on :s unda y to VISit wnh .Mr and Mrs \-\ U Parsons and to return Mrs Vaughan and ch11dren to Maddie port, M.rs Yaggban and nave spent the past two w•th her parenl!l m Dunbar .tu ana Mrs WUUs AJltbony, Mr and .aJ.rs Gerald Anthony and children, Barbara and Joe and Mt:. <.tnt.l Mrs Hatotd Ghase and Steve H.obmson were m Huntmgton last .-.aturday where they attended the :.aturtlay i'11ght Jamboree They were aJ~;o taken on a tour of one uJ th~ largest hre stations m Hunt I lN KEEPING With the fa.shtonable tunic trend Je:hn C&viUlagh of London bnnp the apUt-level look to a eGCk· taU COIJtume or heavy white JUipure lace The ~tm. eouu. lea jacket, with ha.lf-mut aleevet and flat button el-. inJ', top1 a.n equally •lim •ktrt !hal atopo Jwot ..,~_tho~ Rev. Richardson Given Farewell Party At Church ul~ tun L(tv J..ewis Mikell and M1s1 \1aude 1 aylor were gu~.sl..!i Fnday o,nh Mrs J H Smith and MIS& Ha zd Vant:ooney !tev Mikell Who 18 now domg evangehsUc work, was f o rm ~ rly pastor of the Galhpohs Lhurch ot <.:hrtat and VISited often at the Smtth home Mr and Mrs Jamea Arnold Jr and daugbter of Cmcmnati are VISitln(f relataves m Gallipolis und he-re M.r and Mrs Ne1ss Powell have l t!turned from Florida He hurt tus back on the way bact home Mrs T H Dn1s celebrated her 92nd brrthday, March 12 Mrs James Arnold Sr, and Bi ller tlllaw a~ businell8 vlsltors m ParkersbW'g today Jt~Jv und :'i1 rs lnhn Ri chardson who lef1 Monda y fnr ll<' ar Bran ch lnd v. herP he h ts accepted a Lhureh o, ere honond v.1 th a fare Wf' JI par1 y Fnday ev<' nmg m so c1a l r ooms or lhe Sl Paul s Luth ( tan thurth sponsored by the La dtel:i A1d :SOtJ ety A large num ber were pre sent fro m t hr St Paul and the St J ohn r hurrhts A program was enJoyed durmg 1he evf'mng Pt rturrs wer e shown by the Re\ RJ {hallh nn of hJS tea vefs overSUib mcludmg the Holy Land , Switzerland ~ rench Moroc co and Egypt A shurlmusJcal prn t:ram was prese nted b} Jan John son Lenora aJl(1 I mu st Michat I Dnll. B1ll Young ·\tr and Mrs Wtl liam Frcck cr p1 e~r nt Pd th e Rt> v a nn Mrs Hl{harrlsu n wJih a l:Jfl fru m th e two l Oil !l regu tJOnl:i Rt rreshments of pit Jt e cream coHee pu nc h and mmls were served from a ta ble c-ente red wilh an arrangement of JOnqutls .Mn Vlr&il Hamm was general chamnan for the aff91r and WB :o 'ai ihsted by Mrs Arthur Pr1ce Mrs Samuel Michael Mrs r#llllam Downtt• Mrs Wtlham Arlderson Mrs Rogl'r ~'ret kcr Mrs Rebert Jacubs and "\'Irs Wil ham F'rcc ku Cub Scouts Hold Den Meeting At Kalad Hindy Home Tbe regular meeting of Den 6 Cub Scouts of Maddleport was held Monday afternoon at the home of thetr Den Mother Mrs Kalad Hmdy A spectal feature oC Ute meet was the showmg of mohon by Charles Cltarkson The were ' Marine 1 and and of a tr1p through ahowm, many interest Former Pomeroy Resident Marries Columbus Girl Fave Mason County 4 H mem ATTINO ANNUAL SCHOOL beu appeared on the program at the annual Regional Advanced Clothing ~chool recently hel~ tn Huntington Thi.! g11ls were June ::ipencer, Joyce Mc<.:oy, Sharon N1bert, Jan et Eshcnaur 11nd Sue Wray The program mcluded tips on ac cessorle~ make up, posture, hair sl)'llng, construction and. clothing activJtJ'l!S Repreaentecl at the school were Maaon, Cabell, Lin eoln and Wayne cour.tiea l'orJ.,Y·11vc Mason County 4-H members, lead(lfs and councdors attended tbe school Motorola RADIO and TV ~sAlES and SERVIa BELGRADE UPI-IIundredo of persona were left homeleu by which ' , Cleland's ~ntral Macedonia Monday The YUIIO&Iav newa a~oney ~•• shook jug said a primary school waa badly damaged -and at least 150 houses deatroyed in the HUa~::e ol Gradac party Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilham R dford Sunday ilfternoon at thetr home, Rock Springs Road hononng thetr daughter Rebecca Ann on her ninth bir1hday Gam~ were played durmg the arternoon and priz.es awarded to Sherr'ie Blackston, Louanna Byers connie Lanqmg, Sharon Glaze J1m IllY Glaze, Rebecca Nease and Pat r1cla Colhns Cake J,Ced m whtte and decor ated w1ttJ pmk 1ce cream and kool 11d were served by Mrs Radford .asP!IIted by Mrs Glen Gl~xe. Mrs Nonnan Weyersmlller and Mrs Roy Grueaer Pnsent were those named above and Dianna Weyersmdler Marla and Marta Grueaer Susan Lanmng, Conme Radford, Loucrita Byers, Bonme Galmore Kathy Abbott, Cmdy Glaze and Bdly and Mary Lou Radford - - - - - - -e~tertamed w1th a part y er money 1nd pro)ect to total Ela.ns f~r tbt March ~ettlDI stewardthlp were dJ&cUJaed b)' the group At Mrs Frenctl closed the L'rogram thts meeting, nut Monday the with a prayer for tht elturcb ~th grade wUJ present 'a proMrt Clarence Casey w.a& the ush· gram er for the oUermg which wa1 tak en by the group for tile Sehool Plans for the Junior-8en1or ban· of Misa.lona quet which will be held in April Followmg a discussion on new wen also dJscuued Others present were Mrs Ben cho1r robes for the church Mrs Forrest Bachtel was eppotnted to Phlbon, Mrt1 Lucy Greu, Mi111 purchase the material for 10 new Mildred Hawley John Krawaczyn robel and secure tbe belp of Leo Kennedy and L W McComas other members to make them The group also decided to ac:rve BISHOP ON TRIAL 11 dtnner to the Methodist Men s SKOPWE Yugoslavia UPIgroup on March 29 A Round Ro- Bishop Smlljan Chekada of Skobm Jetter was wr 1tten to Mrs plJe g-oes on trtal Thursday with Paullne Gallagher a patient at two Roman Catholic pnests and Me1gs General Hospital two clVIilans ~e publ1c trtal Mrs East appomted the follow Wlll be on charges of anti state ac mg as a nomlnahng comm1ttee tlvtlleli, smuggling and illegal Mrs Glenn Lambert, chairman, lrcu;;M";;;:;en'-'c;;y;;;:d;;;ea;;l;;m;ig;;s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Mrs Homer Cook and Mrs Emer· ___._ - son Jones .At the Flose of the meetm1 a dessert cotlrle wu served by Mr& C 0 Ftsher, Mrs Mttrcus Cham POMEROY, ORIO ben Mrs Cook and Mrs C M Henne1y, a contn"butibg boste11-, to tbe group TONIGHT VIICk LEAVIS HOSPITAL "HOUND DOO HAN" CIUCAGO UPI-Prestdent Bill Veeek of the Chicago Wbite Sox Fabian - Carol Ly.Dl.ey 1s expected to be discharged from the hospJtal tonight after under Not o,.n Wtclnescl.y gomg a m1nor Opel'ltion for an ) Infected right ~lbow'·------~~~""""""""""""~=~~ ____:._:.::::::.._:::. ·- Pay tho easy way LAYAWAY Scouts Observe Member's Birthday At Wrig~t Home A POWER lOWER The birthday of J1mmy Ander eon was celebrated when Den S1x Cub Scouts met Monday after school at the home of illl"ll Lloyd Wnght Charles Vaughan led the group m the Pledge to the Flctg ProJects for the Scout 0 Rama were d1~ cussed and work started on birds for the affair Gtfbl for a sunshme basket for Bernedetta Hennessy who ts ill were brought by the Refreshment,; were served at lhe close of the meetmg by Jtm my's mother M!'ll Wilham Ander son to Cubs Bill Fetty Ronme Reuter Charles Vaughan Machael and !Benny Wright, Eddie Baer Steve Krtnke and tbe honored gut~sl, Den Chiefs Tom Lind and Robert Euler, and Den Mothers Mrs Roy Reuter and Mrs Wrtght TODAY U" 2 B. P. Mower , •.99 Up SM MOORE•& fiM Selection. MOORE'S t PHONE WV·%-284& POMEROY, OHIO II-;==========~ ' CROW1S announces two new SANDWICHES • • • 'Tiae Fabalous Bigger 1 ~fburger" 'BIGGEE' 50c Just try this huge super b~.,~rger for srze, flavor and soul sat1sfyong goodness. Grilled to your own preference. One quarter pound beef patty with a slice of real American Cheese (melted) with shredded lettuce, tomato) pickle and our own fomou:nouce to compliment its delicious flavor. For Those Who Like Thot "HE MAN CHAR·BROILED FLAVORw " 1 • l'llona F• llllck ApJII!tal ••• PluiUt Spilq T11111 f- nounre 10 Tban, • Ill Noon Phone WY 2-1171 - li5 B. llalll Sl. • e GOLPIRI MONOII DOl) MALDON, lnoland UP~.. loon of tM Mol.... Golf Clob Tutlilhy elect~ a .,.,.._. doe ...., .... ......,,,., llfw -llorahlt>. Durlnto 1M ..,. lnOI\f .....,. wa crlldltM wtth , . ,......._ 100 loot pll Iloilo loll ~ One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredded lett1,1ce, tomoto, pickle and our own tangy sauce to enho"rt~ its flavor . Try~~ ' Ye•'ll ....ve It! ICe j r; ~UP&; :lJT ~" I UN:: ~;-PO;; 1 ~ ~ .UIGI:lt'', 'i1ila ~~~~~.. ~r 10 1be (a\ijlo~ ~BIOOEE" or "SUPER STEER-I fer ate lt1Jrb& Ibis ~ bt~ offer l'l'hl<b e~pltea • .t Nlcbll,ht·M~k 20, 1810. No IID!I& tol tt.e •-lim\ AlUiwfdlea parehued J \YIIII - ~poa. I ·'t:~, CltOW'S ..ST·EAK H&U$~ 1 ,I* w•sr MA!!:\" ~l· ,, POMEROY * 1 ~ ............ .:.J..-..___ ~ ;... ~--of WEATHER enttne r Hau"""• Ohle• drlvlne ..,.... ln1 Snew m..- Wlfit llttt If ~ frHZI ..t rain S\'f'Mdlnt .vw ~ of atate today, ~:l\liqlne te ...... ill ............... - ......... ~ mow ton5tht Not MUCh ..,.,.. IIi ,..,, temptraturM tonltht. Lew •'thf MMtl., 2Dt. VOL XI NO 282 Pomeroy·Middleport, Obk>, Wednesday, March 16, UNIO SINGLE COPY - II< -------------- -------- Showcase Talent Extravaganza Ready For Thursday's Opening • VaIIey's Rll>rnreati'on Potential Raised From Sewage Treatment Metgs County Talent Showcase, an extravaganza of brilliant costum es tuneful songs clever dancong, and Willy dialogue, Wlll be presented tomorrow eveb.ing in Syracuse School as a benefit for the Syracuse emergency-rescue untt '-".,:- Proceeds lrom the event which Will be made up of 30 acts • and a cast of 10() persons from all sect1ons of Me1gs County :•~f:~rql~~t men attendtnJ the quarterly meeUng of the 1 wtll go to the squad towards tbe ~~~:e of a new emergency ~ Valley lndustnal Council Tuesday nJght at the Howard Byers and Dick Wiley club JUS! below Lakin beard a member of lhe West Vir I wdl preoent a program of electric Conservation Commission credit sewage disposal plants ' gu1tar musac begmmng at 7 45 p the 15Ryear nse m the recreation potential of the Ohio m and this wtll be followe-:1 by a River oq an average p1ano solo &y Wayne Ro\Uh of Sa He I Sullivan New Ha AcceleratiOn ot the U&e of the 0 lem Center relations att.ache or Alummum and CbemJcal and former land manage execut1ve for that mduatry Sullivan said the clean up or the Ohto River With water treat by river communities has +~"""' 95 per cent of tbe dqmes waates of 1948 and the cost lald of sewage plants ls only ~ cents per person per month Mower Loader ! pnrchase v t eu..] In cOUDCI'I Act Ohio River for (tshmg &Wimnung and skung m that decade and a half IS due In great part to the work of the Ohto Hitler Valley Samtat1on Compact he said Thoae are three of the faceta of the re creation potenttal to which Sulh van referred Anot))er was boating for whtch he adv9¢8ted pubbc Jaunchmg sites Attending from Pomeroy were Clyde Kukland, Ted Reed Jr and A R Krugbt Walter Windsor of POH1 1 PleaJI.Ilnt pres1ded for the flrst tune as COVIC pres.~dent and IJe mtroduced special guests Jn cludtng State Senator J Sherman Porter of fia!lipoha The April meetmg Will be held m Hunting ton Pomeroy Counctl voted m spc cia• .SCJSion last ntght to purchase a tractor, equipped wJth a mow er and front end lollder from the Meigs Equipment Company for t he sum of $3 312 Thi s was the only offlcJal action taken bY the body 'rhe touncil sessiOn had been called by :\1a yor Charles Legar to consider tbe tractor purchase and lo take some sort of aetJOn on the March 8 deCJSJon of the Ohw Water Pollution Control Board:> refusal to grant Pome roy further extensions on tbeJr permit to dump sewage mto the OhiO River followmg purcha~e of the trac tor the Counc.t went mto el($ed' exl!cutp1c ses.n on wJtb the Mayor and Village Sohcltor Fred Crow Followmg the sesuon, Mayor Legar s-ald that no aetton was taken on the sewerage questiOn as no offH•Jal notu~e of the actmn or the water Pollutmn Control Board has been rece1ved by the village He satd that the matter would be given r~r dUeus 810 n at the next meeting of Coon etl llnnday eyeni.Dg, March 21 I ·Rescuers Work uue, Third In row: Earl Dean, Roy MHler, Harry Holler Dale Mastet. ; Heavy now George Holter and Carl Sentinel Photo. ' ' , ChesterGrm~geComesHome To Meigs County's $50,000 Loss ~~1\t Pit Head • Courthouse After 60 Years As 0rphans EstlDlated • LOGAN, W Va UPI-Stretcher Ftrst In "" ~::',~. ~~~~~d ~:~.;. ::.o!·~~n; Pupil Health • uwlt;, ltat & •.Mlrl UtiW, nu~ .,.,J,ll s H.ll:K AODten«z Kautz Kautz.- TUeSday 8}aze The Chester Grange for more than 60 years Without a home of lt& own bas at last-4:0me back to the same bwldmg tn which ' th t f th t it was first DI:i~ed before e urn e cen ury This Ume the or_garuzation is assured of a home for at least 99 yeprs through a lease Wlth the coqnty commiSSioners for Me1gs county'fillirst courthouse budding at Chester enter vas-shrouded bodies of 1S miners Mr Parker remembers other from the cavernous depths of Charter members of the flrst Jhe Holden No 22 mme near Grange as Alfred Crew, Cr1t and A slor~.::e bp.m at Camp conley 'here where they and five others Lelah Eiselstem, Ralph and Della near Pomt Pleasant was destroyed were tr11pped e~ght days ago by Wmdsor, Barton Hay~- E Hecox by ftre Tuesday mght with an eati a roor fall and fire Jacob Dean, Henry warner and mated loss of $50 000 The st!arch pressed on for the Tbe GNnge bu already held bers of the flr&t organization and Frank Roecher All were Jeadmg Poml Pleasant and Gallipolis fJve m1asing m.tners, but there one meeting m ~e ne.wly dfleorat· for many years aerved as secre- c1t1zens ~f tn.e community (aremen battl€'d the blaze for seY· was VIrtually no hope they would ed .and remodeled bi.dldma, a 10rt tarvtreaaurer of the Grange Mrs Joloyd Rtdenour, who ae- era! hours The barn was built be found alive of &e\-IOQ~inted meet.me fDI' '¥ · cured the above information tunng World War li when the rAs tbe atretcher benu, tiled memben wtt11 d.eir -new quarteH At &bat U:ae, 1t Ia remembirecl from Jtr ~ ~ ... was ...... charier wa~ Wet~t Yi! Uie ' DtOO.tfl ol' the fDI.ne a Next 1'I;Utadar they will hold an by Mr Patter-( RobiMOn was 1 member of tbe second Grahge or- g~nia OtdDIJilCi0 Works group of other maners-many who ,gpep bovae to 1b0lf off. their a Dehever lD the ":rlct trilotce eamzatlon m 1935 as was her F1remen slid the bam contamed had worked almost unceumgly 1n new ld&e roojh to visiting Grane ment of the Grange rJtual and in busband and Mr and Mrs Ralph furmturc and two trucks It Wll' dram 11 tlc rescue efforts-bGwed en .SJsted that all late eomera give Parker All are sttll active mem owned by Lowell Wright theheads In stlent reverence to nte ftri:t Che~ter Grange was the pass word and work their way bers of tbe or&amzahon thetr dead comrades 1 organized m the Court House m accordmg to :ritual Mr RobFor several years the Grange The vJcttms boches were taken BuUdlni and held Its meetmea mson and hl8 daua:hter, Lucy, was inactive ID Chester but wat COUts ' to a building near the plttiead there under the dlreclton of Eli were late one evening and, al revtved 1n 1931! and has been acwere 1de'nt1flcat10 n was mad hue Robtnaon, the farat master thou&h he was master of the tive sml!l Mrs Pearl Mora Pom· Vl,Sl•l However, no names were d1vulged Pearl Parker, SS, well known Grange at th~ time, the members eroy Star Route, ha!l acied as until positive 1dentf1cat1on is resrdeat of the Chester ICOmmun· Insisted that they both follow the h111torlan of the Grange smce lts made by relalives lty, waa: One of the charter mem· r1tua1 before belng allowed to reorgamzation and has prep.ared DISCOvery o( the 13 bodies TUell the followmg fOf publication , day saddened not only thl! south Chester Grange No 2600 was N~nc memllers of EliiPlorer western West V1rgm1a mountam orgaruzed February 12, 19311, un Scout Post 238 wlll leave at 3 30 eommumty but the nahon as well der the mstructlon of Me1gs coun a m FClday on a three day trip The seven day round the clock ty s Deputy Master, the late Har- that will mclude a Vllllt to the search had been sparked by oph· ley Musser and 37 charter mem Naval Academy at Ann1pohs, miam untt 1 Tuesday afternoon bers gJVen the f1rst and second Md and the Umvers1ty of Vir when West V1rgJms mmes dtrec degrees by a degree team from gtma at Charlottesville, Va The tot Crawford L W1lson emerged By United Pr- International Rock Sprmgs Granre boys Will return home Sunday from tbe mme witb tears streak Wtth spring only !our days away, another stonn howled The charter members were Mr evemng me h1s face Into Ohio today giving res1dents a reminder tho! wmter was and Mrs Floyd Ridenour, Mr and Members of the troop scheduled In a voice quivering w1th emo Mrs E B JUugbt, Henry Beaver, to take the tnp are Don Spencer tton, he announced that some of sui! around E R Hayes, Mr and Mn CUrtis Terry Ohlinger, Roy Pulhns, Mike the men had been found dead Tbe weather bureau Issued a Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. J B Hayes, Swatzel, John McMurray, Marvin The 13 bodies had been found llar.ard&us driving conditions Mr and Mra Chirles Woode, Mrs Spencer, Charles and Allen Dow huddled together m a partially wammg as. the atorm, wltb mow Emma Riebel, .Mr and .Mrs Eldon me and William Young fallen, crumbling tunnet three mixed with sleet and freezing Gaul, Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker, The Explorer Post Is spon miles from the p1thead rain moved into tbe ~Jtate J S Frank, Mr aQd Mrs G L sored by the St Paul and St "AJI the men are presumed The bureau said tha~ it will Church The dead," Wilson told newsmen who M1chael, ~ and Mu Bernard Mark Lutheran tblnte to raJn thla afternoon and Elsel!tem, Mrs Abe Eiaelstem, boys met at the church Monday gathered about for the ftrU an bact to snbw tontlht. Funeral aenicea for Ramie Ada Morris, Ernest Bahr, Mr and evening to complete plans for the nouncement of the miners' fate. The bW'eau ln Ita five day fore Mrs Frank Harpold, M:r and Mrs trtp, wh1ch will be made by bus The news stunned all those con tut Thursday thrOUih Monday Edwards age 81. who died Tuel (See Re11cuers Work Page Six) (See Chester Grange Page S1x) w1th overmght stops in motels AJd temperatures would aver~ day evening at his home 1n Fair ~&e 10 to 12 deareea below the view community near Letart after normal hlcba ot 46 to 01 and tbe a long illness will be held Frl day at 2 p m from the Edwards normal Iowa Rf 28 to 32 Ralph Will resJdence, With the Rev Snow er rain was expected to Mahoney o!flctatln£ HarciaoqVJlle Lodge No 411 F oceur about Friday or Saturday He was a nahve of Mason Coun & A M wlll hold ita annual 1n A ddvina:, blowing storm buried ty a. member of tbe V. B. Church spe<:hon Friday evenmg, March the central pllinl today under Middleport h1gh school will present Its gorls glee clubs In and a retired coal mtner Has 18, at 7 30 Work wtll be confer some 01 tbe bell Vlelt snow of the parent• were the Jate Strathfll' E red in the Master MasDn Degree thetr annual concert Friday evening startmg at 8 In the h1gh yeaf and closed roadJ 111nd schools and Nancy Gibbs Edwards J B Hall, Ironton, will be m schooL auditoriUm under dll'ection of Mrs Clarence Lacey, tb:rougbout Iowa, M:iuourJ, Neb· Survivors are his wife, Mary spectmg officer w1tb Norman w,u vocal musJc mstructor rukl and Kan1a1 The program mcludea theae Dtane Van Cooney Sherry S1m Rebecca, three sons Earl ot Le-- Worshipful Master 1n charge of 1'he atqrm dumped up to 10 tart, Wilhe of Hartford, Edwin the ae:s.non numbers, Semor Glee Club Oh mons Phyllis Casto, Ml\l'garet inches of soow on tlie bard ftf New Haven, .11even dJIUCbtera F1Ye Soltesz Refreshments wm he served What A Beautiful Mormng bit midlands u It roared east- Edith OhUnJ:er, Mana G1bbc.: and after the meeting Men Went To Mow·-. "Thmk On Alto :Maureen Darst, Cmda ward .lftto IUinota. lnc:Uana, soutb. Nettle Edward!, all ot Letart Me and • G1anmna Mia" Sauer, Diana Wllcox Neda Brad ern Jti~tonain and lower Mlch•· Mary Zerkle, Hirtfurd, BeSIIJe ' [ Ensemble Aulurnn Leaves ford, Lynn Damels, Ellen Dutton PD. I Oblinger, New • Haven. Nelhe Paroled Tw•l••ht T1me', "llow H•ch The Judy Martin, Carol Scott, Marilyn Moon , Walk Hand In Hand" Sc:b.ooJs, pt Pleasant and Ruby Swan Carolyn Nacholson, Jamce Jumqr Glee Club · Around The Tannehill, Judy Wildermuth Cel Smith, Roseville, 0, a sister, Custody Of Wootan MinorColliaion WWI If You Cant Smg To esta Ault, Diana Criswell, Jcy Donald Dav1dson, charged by World Mrs Flosaie Roach, )Vest Colum Pomtroy police wtth theft from the A W1ld Rose ' and "! l.<lve Little b11, 31 crandchJidren and 27 great Boggs Ann Crmer, NaTsa Frost. lnveetipted Pomi'roy ~ewery buddma: of artl W11Ue" Lmda Lipscomb, Kate Ward, J11ol. A aunor wreck waa lnvCiillga"led crandchlldren En&cmbie tth Moore Bunal Will be In the Zerkle cles belongm1 to Bud Wilson and tly Poraetoy peUce yeetet~ay on stored m the buildlns;, was given a In The Still Of The Ntght near Le.tart Friends may cemetery Eait Maln"'ft when a ear driven by First Sopranos Mald.t Roush, and Let auapended tentenee In Mayor Night Song", He Allen E l)UJ, ROute It Pomeroy, call •l tbe reatdence after 2 p m Charlea Leger 11. collrt last naght (See Glee Clubs Page SIX) There Be Peace On Earth' Foatesong Fqnval collided •witb a truck. driven by Thursdi)'. Davidson wa1 flned $100 ::1~ Semor Glee Club "L1ke Btrds OWen Ji; Allbrl,&h4 ow~ed by 1111! Hdme Ia in cll1r1e .Jilr.at * pomeroy S To In Old Donnnion .( I Retired Miner Dies At Age 31 In Fairview Middleport Glee Clubs Will Give Annual [oncert Friday Harrisonville Lodl!e Hold lnspteetion DavldsQn "SUPER STIERBUlGER" A CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Spring Lagging As New Storm Howls Thru Midwest Into Ohio THE FABULOUS $200 QUICKLY. OK.THANKS ••• I WILL PICK IT UP THIS ' < ' 0\oll ° - •HILLO ... I NIID ''' ~! MEIGS THEATRI boys Annolttlrement IS bemg made here ot the marrt age In Columbull on March 4 of Paul Pulhns, .son of Mr and Mrs Raymohd f'uU~~. Columbus former Ponleroy tellid,nts Mt Pullins marned Mary Jo Stew ar l o( L:o 1umbus, and the couple arc now reMdmg at 160 Chttten den av, Columbus Mr Pullins IS employed at Southworth Poultry Co Columbus, and hu wile at the 'h ool worth store there A weddmg shower ror the brtde iii planned tor Ma1ch 25 at the home of Mrs 1 Jerry Pullins, 3044 Melva av, ColwtJbus and Georae Jijndy. HUNDUDI LIPT HOMWLISS a seriea of urtb tremors IDaughter Hon.ored called w· th B' thd I If ay VJtllt.urs m ALhtns Monaay WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! .AND A FULL YEAR TO PAY! Complete Line of Grass, Flower and Garden Seeds Mn M L the the tuner .. t ot Homer JonllBQn oi French stressed the thought that ... . uu.swt , bunday atttJrnoon we s hould take time fur the worth t rank (:booseorew wbo wem lo whlle tbmgs m l1fe and not rulili Galu puus yeserday tor a cbeck up around dolna: the unimportant Lcmwued tor trea tment ones she urges the use of oo,.•s .Mrs addJ.e 1-'u&ate who has bee n atnhty 88 beat they could and not a pa llent at 1\'Letgs General tor measure 1t by another ~ume tune was returned to her She said that the WSCS bas a nume wuh Mr and Mrs Harold vttal part m Total Stewardship as .'Ia uer [they were dedicated m lime, pray ~~~ and Mrs Paul Thc1ss were - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -;:;:;::;:;::;:;::;~~~V~o~l~le~y~H~o~op~l~ta~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l l Janle lio..IOW! SEE THE nlio. l EW 1960 n ana VJl BALL DATI SIT The flrst annual Charity Ball the pictures, abam sponsored by the Pleasant Valley Hospital AuJUUary of Point Pleas were aerved by Keath ant will be helQ on May 7 at lhe plan1 were also mad€' National Guard Armory nep.r Pl the Scout 0 Rama wh1ch w11l Pleaaant held In Pt Pleasant on March Special features arc planned for 26-27 Other Cub• of the Den the lnlermlaston or the ball A Charles Clarkson, Bllly rioor thow 11 also schflluled-- for Mike Buak.lrt and Rtchard the evening The orchestra will be announced later All proceeds for the meetint: were from the ball will go to the Pleas Sonja Ohhn1er and Steven, ;; met Monday everung at the church In Middleport The theme The executive board of the Mid "H T dleporl PTA met Mondly liVID· for the d evotions and .p.;ogram f or the everung was, ow o- Ina: at the biCll school Kalld FIEDDIE HOUDASHI'-T Mr am1. Mn Dou.J:las Jackoon tal Is My Stewardship ' Hmdy president, pre.icied over ana J~rs ilarr1Sun He nUey Of .Kut The devotional leader for the everung was MliS Frieda the meetinc day FREE PARKING • loy Mr and Mrs Wyatt Wil l ~tnd family and Mrs }iJles Mcfarland of Columbus were weekend ~~;ue sts of Emmett WJ\1, Cheste r Road Buzz Beegle who spent the week end wu.b. his parents, M.r and .Mrs Joe Beegle and mter, Shuley returned Sund~ evenmg to his base at .£o ort Monmouth, Ntlw Jersey I Mr and Mrs 1.: .U \\o eese and .Mus Marcia Karr of :syrac u~e and ..>'lr and h.J.ts Ernest Wmgett and Mrs Kel.ly Coe of Rac1ne were 11mong those wbo attended the ' Open House for the ne N wmg at ho~er Hot;pltal m Uall lPQils :;un Sugar Run Scouts Observe Bl'rthday Of Darla Ebe rSbaCh Heath Methodist WSCS Has Session Monday Evening With Mrs. East Presiding Activities At Mrs B N East, vice prOSldent, cooducted the meetmg of Monday Meeting the W S C S of the Heath Methooist Church when the group Around And Ab.out Middleport Joachim pr~stded over I he meellng of the Daughters of Ruth Clasa ot the United Me thod11t ( hureh held Monday arter ' , 'YOUR NI!XT noon 1n the church pa r lor Members responded to roll t all .PRIY*-TE fARTY mmn a Btble verse An arlJclc on ~~r:;·h~,: LmcoJ.n Will read by RECEIPT! ON Luc1et1a Genhe1mer • ollowmg a short busmes& se1 eBANQUET l!lton a SOCial hour WHS f'njoyed A quiz game was conducted by eMEETING Mrb A V Howell wath pri:re awarded to 1\lio A11tusta Gen Darla Eber.!lbach was guest of heJm<'r Reireshmenta were aerved hy the hostcs ~ e s Mrs Albert honor at a barthday part} g1ven POMEROY'S BIST .londa} after schonl by her motheJ Young :U1d Mr:. Howell Mrs Harold Ebcrsbal h when the Pr1vnte Room.s F 01' Rirtlt AIUIOltltced Sugar Run Girl Soouls met m ; 1 ~ 10 flO 1'1G People spccJal sesston Itt the Sacred \fr lind Mrs Jack L Coleman Heart A ud.i Lunum Mtddlcport are ~nnounemg the Followmg th e meetin g when of a 4 pound and 12 Y4 ounce plans were completed for the out daugh ter on Saturday, March ~ of door meelmg dancmg and After 6 P M w1th The baby was born at the Meigs games were enjoyed Prizes for Mer<!hants Pollee Service General Hospital and has been games were awarded to m1mcd Tam! Loray HOO grandpar Fultz Linda Sbepherd Cmdy f'Oill are Mr and Mr~ Ora Wat de Jenrufer Blakeslee L1nda kin~. Middleport 11ncl Mr .and nell Barbara Roush and BBirbaial Serving Good Food G W li:llia of 1403 (,attls Kennt~dy llld Legal Beverag" Dme Orlando, Fla Mr and Mrs A blrLhday cake, the g1ft of Dctr l:Jiltll 2 30 A M M D Brl ckles, Middleport, are ills aunt Mrs Shirley Mtlla 1ce ";;i';;;h;;e;;r;;;g;;'r;;e;;;at_;;gr;;;a;;n;;d;;pa;;r;;;ecn;;;..l8-'"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll cream , kool aid and m1n ts w(lrt • served by Mrs Ebecsbach assist ed by Gtrl Scout leader lotrs Eu gene Conde, assistant leader Mrs Hobert J:'etty and Miss Kaaron Kcl Mrs George ~ PTA Plans Future 1 ' To · Tuesday World ou Co :~:~~==n :.~~:.r,,:·~!:.~~~~n·.i ~~.,:v;..; v~:;:"~e~~ts..~~~~· d~~ • The J10lice reported medham datn11e to both vebitlea- w1th no lDjurles. and ne aqoeat... IL.-Id "..... ent Ad vocates N::s!t~~iu«;ro:.~dent Mn Pete Wheeler, Columbus, and World' ordered lo reporl .. Webster monthly ~h.el Jed Ei&en~ower today advoeatetl Ute T A d tten rormahon ot b~raclal conferences Savage 0 tn every Southern commublty to National Conlerenee help settle rae1al tenuons lOCJI Leo V Savage, director of lhe COLUIIlltJS UPI-.,...o h[Jh ly rathr.r than depending on the Tr1 County Teen Canteen will at adlool tetnacen are beiht held federal government tend the Golden Anl'laYersary In nearby a.,.oldaburJ !M try ill& to Hll ~tectlon fn1ur.ance" Eiaenbower, commenting on re· Whtte House conference on child to tHeir leb.oolll'llto at 20 eenta cent NegrO demonstrations lD the ren ind yDuth, through appomt SOutb azalnst beJnJ banned from ment by Congressmen Robert uld tbat when Harry publtc lunch coanttre, al!d be (;qok and Walter R Moebler l'J, ,ff!fiiMtd •to paf the thought that suCh demonstratlone, Arrangements for the director fee, 1ht aC'cu.ed boyl if qrderl,y and seekiDI to wpport co attend the week long conference a tJilid jio'Lijlpler tnle Uie~ rlgl:illl of el,luilifit)i, were dft are being handled tbroUJh the U bim up and breaklol bit ttitutio.naL Tht~refore, he u~ S He~tth, Education a~ Welfari • '~y llloould be nerJ!IliJ;e(l. ~en~ Teen llacket Slqpped By Columbus PoUee • ' Combmed Tb:e';::u Chorus "These groups arc 0~•the Jumor Glee Club sopranos Hope Bishop Amta Bowles, Carolyn Buckley, Betty Jo Boyles, Sharo'n. Hoschar, Sue Neutzling, Calista Searles, S1ndy Simpson Sandra Ohlinger, Jo Ann Mour1ng, Ka ren Bachner, Ellen Leonard, Ca'troll Lyons, Dorts McHaffie, Susan Slater, Iva Stewart, Suzanne Brad· bury, Cheryl F1fe, Kathleen HU len, Seren Lewis connle Naugbter Karen Smltl!f, MtrY Walburn, Christlne Bahr Helen Captelna, Mona!ee Clark, Rowena Dunn, Martha Nlcllolaoo, Dorolb1 Smltb Studied In PTA Meeting Tuesday Heatlth of school children w.as the topic studied Tuesday mght when tile Letart Falls PTA held 118 regular monthly meeting at the school With 18 present 14t1 Alkire's :t_oom Won. tbe cOnf&t tor haVIng the .r&~-aales sltmpa, llhl Florence Circle's room was second Mrs Alkire a room also won the attendance award for bavmg the most par ents present omm~Ung commit~ was med by President Ramona Yon ker composed of Mrs Marx Roush Mra Herbert Rouslt a,nd Mus program wa.s m Circle The charge of Mrs Albert Toney Mise Circle outlined heaJth needs of school aged chlid:ren, 6 13 and Mtss Betty Roush present ed phyaical, mental, emobonal <.~nd !lOClal heaitb needs stressing cooperatton of borne, scbool and community Hra.. Toney read an art1de from the nabonal PTA magazme enUtlcd • Sound Health" ·----,-=---- It Just Doesn't Pay To Visit Sexton Building It doe&n t pay to v1stt the Beech Grove Cemetery Sexton's building w1thout permiSSIOn from the sex t.oa, Mayor Charle1- Legar proved last mght when he ftned Jerry Wtll $300 and costs and sentenced hun to 00 days 10 jad for larctny The yGung man. w1th bls father Jesse Wtll, were charged by Porn eroy pollee with taJting articles from the sexton'a bwlding The case of the elder wm was con tmued POINDEXTER MUST DIE LOLUMBUS UPI- The Ohio MEIG$ GENEIIAL. HOSPITAL Supreme Court ruled today Frank Admttted Elizabeth Darst. PolD.de:der of Cmcmnat1 must dte Dismissed Eva Robmson, Porn m the electnc chair April 18 for eroy Bertha Spencer, Racme and the 1p-urder of Mrs Rox1e Marte Irvm Green, Mmersvllle Hire& during a robbery in Hamil ton last year the stage program wm ,fakmg up the group representing tb ~ LE"tart Falls sectton are Marg1e Stobar1 Sue Ann Buck, Paula Hart and Mary Grace Stobart Bill Clark banJOISt, Will a;~pear domg 12th Street Rag ' und later tn the show domg Bye, B~ e Blues ' Shtrley Noms, Sue C1rcle and Karen ours, the Levettes " ~11 do LoUt pop' as representatives of the Rac mc area and a comedy r..ou u ne Will he presenW by Kathryn Crow Ir ene Gruescr and Esther Sylvester represcntmg Syracuse Drtrtmg and Oreammg Will be sung b} the g1rls ensemble of the Eastern H13h' School Makmg up the grouo arc Susan Livmgst.on, Nancy Lou Cole Teresa Andrew, Maril) n Koehler Dons Caldwell, Jo Ann Hensley Barbara Smtth, Donna Bahr, Ahce Livtngston, Mary Carr Eileen Brannon Sharon Shields, Marilyn Adams and Lila Hayman 1he ensemble number IS from the f'.astern H1gh School mmstrel whtcl"l opens for a two mght run Friday Otber numbers from tbe Eastern show takmg part m the Thtmdaf presentatiOn WJ,J be V1ctor Gaul ampng Slandwg on the Corner" backed b)' a ehoruA line composed of cecllia. Gaul, Heleo-:sen~. Doru. Caldwdl, Nancy Jo Cole Judy 'Fick ud Joyce Guinther, and Gaul and Sue Ann Myers m ghttermg top hats and tails domg 'Wttb A 1 op Hat and A Cane ,. Last mght the 100 cast memben and other~; met at the school for rehearsal when h&htmg and stagmg deta1ls were cumpleted with Bob Uoellich iervmg aJ coordinator Dunag tbe fU"St half of tht: show emceed by Btll Childs of Maddleport, solot5L!i wlll mclude sur:h stage veteram as JWle Van Vran ken domg 'Til There Was You,' C.arolyn BeU smgug "My lkppl• neSJ,' Kathy Wolle smgmg aild Old Soft S~i' dancmg the and Charlestanna Ress m a com cdy song and dance b1t, "Got the Sun m lbe ~•ornmg " Adding to the novelty of th' the ftrst portton Will be representa ty Janey of Rutlaml <'n a tuba sol• Forty Fathoms " Roundmg ou( ( S.. Showcase T'lll•nt P&fll' 6) Abandons Neutrality Miss Hart Named President Of Parish Rally Ike Likes Nixon For President WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres.tdent t:lsenhower today abandoned all pretense of neutrality and made 11 clear that V1ce President Richard M NIXon 15 hiS personal choice for the The ltadne "M:ethod1st Pansb 1000 Republican presidential nomonatoon • Y()uth Rally elected Paula Hart, pres1dent, at a meetmg held Sat urday night In Letart Falls Me thod1st Church Other offtcers named were Duane Wolfe, vtce pretudent, Rita Mlller secretary Kathryn PoweU treasurer, Rebecca Tone)', wor shtp c:h~tlrman, Patty Grimm, re creation ehauman and Barbara Grimm refreshnrent chairman The next rally will be held In Ractne Methodist Church March 26al730t>m Two rallies ar.e planned each month Ynung church people from the Racme Pamh mcludmg 12 church es partlctr.ate m the rally Pastors are the Rev John Elwood, the Rev Pearl Casto, and Davtd J Kunze, student pastor from Oh1o UmterSJty at Athens. Jitney Supper Is Scheduled Saturday I The Letart Falls PTA w1U spon sor a jitney supper at the Letart Falls gradt! school March 19 Servmg will .start at 5 p m wath a Wide va,r1ety of dishes be 1ng prepared Mn Ramona Yonk er Is president of the PTA TWINING LEAVES HOSPITAL WASIUNGTON UPI-Gt!n Na than F Twmlng cha1rman of the Jomt Chief of Staff, was released Monday from Walter Reed Hosp1 tal where be underwent an emer gency appendectomy two weeks ago He will spend several more week conv.descmg West Virginia's Heckler Again Will Sponsor · 'Week In w3Shington' Essay O~test F0r p0p1.Is 1 c Rep Ken Hechler has announced that he will sponsor the "Week m washmgton'' contest agam this year, and will brmg 22 high school JUniors - mcludmg a boy and a gtrl from Ma· son County- to tbe nation's capital thls summer .. Last year's contest was a great · 1uccesa 1 believe the 22 wmnen work or .a Congrt:alijllan and hta learned a great Je~ In good ell staff secmg Congress and d.s com lzenah1p from 5ecJng our democra mJtt~s m action meetmg gov_rm cy.ln acbon" Rep Hechler sa1d mcnt offlctals and VlSlhlit nation "It certainly was one of the moat 11 hJstoncal shrtnel lnap1ring experiences durmg my. Each winner will be gl\'eD an ex tint session m Coneresa" pense pa1d tnp to and from Wash Rt.p Hechler aa1d eacb wmner ington (from the rail stahon near would spend a week 1n hie off1ce eat hls or her home), free and fuUy JearDioi and wilh 11w supervise<~ boUSllli. aod a ~ al· I l'"f"!ill& Openm ~ IbeC'OStum lhc Danc1ng Cousms" 10 satin mg of the roanng twenties h owanc:e to e P cover expenses Rep Hethler announced that he 15 hopmg to mt('rest mdustnes bustneases and clubs m cosponsor lDg the wmners from each county this )'eat "In 1959, I financ.d the whole ;rogram from my own pocket. wt,lch added up to cons~.rHt. expense. I hope tMt Ifill .,.., I can Interest C'OotPOIIIDn who will help. d.rr~y the COlt of thl& worthwhile P1'08r811\ which run& about $75 .-r wlnMr,'' he said. (See Hecltler Spoosor• Pa£• Slx) The Pres1dent also sa1d be would do anythmg he could to help the Republican ticket if be 1s asked to do so Eisenhower was asked at h11 news conference about remarks attributed to h1m m an off therecord t1lk at the Gridiron Club dmner b.crc Saturday mght He was quoted as havmg sa1d that thos~ at the lead table needed only to mnve two seats over from Iwhere he w as s1ttmg to greet the next president at 1t.s dinner next year N1xon was s1ttm.g two seats away Eisenhower laughed and re plted that as long as 1t was out he dtdn t n1md clarlfymg what he had said He sa1d that if anyone wo{ldered whether he had a preference or even a b1as .about the cho1ce of h1s suc~ssor, the ans wer was yes-very de(lmtely He later was asked J[ he speet· f1eally referred to the v1ce prest dent Ile answered by askmg the reporter If thert- was any doubt 1D hiS mtnd I Two Cases Nolled In Common Pleas Court The casl's or Blame Bmg and John rranklm ruce mdtcted b)' the recent grand jury for brt!ak· mg and entcnnc the Chase Nard ware Sl~re m Middleport, have been nolled accordlllg to an tn· try m the clerk oC COW'ls office The two men had been charged throua:h the Middleport m.,-~ or s cGurt and have been conDn· ed to the county Jail alnce December. �Central PTA Plans Jitney Supper In April Electra Circle p;;;;;;;~==;;====;;~JJI~r•;.~S~c~hi.ne~idd;er;------- At Meet Held Monday Evening At School Holds Meeting Plans were made for a jitney supper at the April meeting At fowler Home A DATE TO Entertaim Club when the Ce ntral PTA met Monday eventne at the school. , Mrs. Charles Hayes , vice president, was in charge of the Tbe March meeting of the Elec· Mrs. George & hne ider entertain VllJBRICATE" meeting which opened with the pledge to flag and tJ\e Lord's ta Circle of the First Baplist the Second Monday SewiQ£ i=JiliJySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., MJ>rch 16, 1960 Monday evening at h.er home Syracuse . A short business session was held, after which a social hour was e njoyed and re. fr eshment s wer e served by the h.ostelili. I I Present were Miss Eleanor Ro.bson , Miss Martha Howell, Mn. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Max Ward , Mrs. Dfight P&rker , Mrs. James Clat· woithy and Mrs. Robert Lew is. Prayer . Mrs . John Werry, Mrs. Ed'win Wehrung and N!rs. George Hicks were named as the nomina ting committee . Ralph SJ)f'ncer announced that Mrs. Lucill e Swackhamer's 110n, each medal as to how they Were who has been quite ill, is mueh made and their use . improved. The first grade taugh.t A t the cloae of th.e meeting, by Miss Farie Erlewine won the eookies, coffee and mints ath;mdancc banner . served . The St. Pa trick'a Day Durin!! the proeram hour, Dana was used in la ble decc.ratlons with. Holdren , Cut.master, spoke briefl y a centerpiece of white mapdt~­ on the need of more Cub Scouts ons and green chry~tbepu,!mlfo and uked for \'Oiunteers for Den "'it h green tapers in sUver boldens Mothers, after wh1 ch Howard on either side . 'Mrs. Orv•I Wiles Pril'e and Donald Mitis of lh e Van· pres1ded at the s ilver coffee aeradium Corp. sh.owed .a pi chlrf' of \'ice Hmtesses were the West th.e Vancorum Industry of Amer· Main·st and Coalport group with ica . A picture of th.e Van11tl ium Mrs. Richard Owens and Mn. Pau.l family tree wu shown and samples Zirkle as co-chairman. of medals produced at the Graham Station, W. Va ., plant were displayed. Mr. Price expla ined Mrs. Zundel To Be Speaker At Meeting Tonight 1 ''The Greatest T.Ste Sensation Bwy Bee Cia.• To Meet Thursday Night in 1 S.ndw1th11 ,.,...,._~a. w................ ~ The regular meeting of the Busy Bee Class of the First Baplist Chhrch of Middleport will be held this Thun;day evening at the church. r...-~e ,..........,...,..... 1.... .'-...· . e.ll......e.t . ~ .• . nc.cr.w. P« . ... Ctqw's Steak House ThE: meeting wifl bf preceded by a 0:30 potluck dinner and memart requested to bring the.ir W. MAIN.•-ST. POMEROY ben own hobl e service. The dessert will ..,~,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,....~_"be~f.'!_um"'."is'."h~ed~. HISTORY Meigs County OF Chureh of Middleport was held at the ho me of their chairman. Mrs Tony Jo~owler. Mrs. Kalad Hind y &ave t.he devotions ~.a~ln g the :·church Beautiful" by Rev. PaulU was reported that 381 cancer pads had been made by the Circle for the Meip County Soctety, and it waa 1nbounced that · t~ Circle will be in ehar&e of devotl(lnl for the ~bolD M:Lillonary SOciety meeting next month. The Rio "Grande Bapt;lit Aasocia· tion meetiQ& w.hJoh Will be held .in Racint 'llhurtday waa aDneuneed and mem'ben urpd to attend. Th.e serles will close with. lowsh.ip dinner on Mar. 30 p . m. at the Racine Bapti5l The dinner program will · the film strip, "The Congo." . •• •• • ••• c lxtnl ~r.59c : ;t_ ..... 53c " ''- •. 63c T:Yi:; 49c •· BeU. Backs .............. '- lOc - - ......... ...... .. ' Ronnie married Avery, Frankie married B.utterball Turkeys ....... ~ ..... ,_ .. 49t Corned Beef ..... ,__ •. 6tc · Whltiat Filets .:::;; . 5 :.0. $1.19 . Whole Hog Sausagel·I~..... -~~· ':2 "";._$1 -5· ........ v.~- •••., IPo>l'tl•ond lblmps Any Canned Ham FARLEY FAMILY Stephen, Farler'• · Morton Pot Pies .. eo-. :.5 ·.:-. Tooby, ...... 4 .•,:; 89c ......, -~-. 3 sc. .·Fru1., Cocktat·1 ... ·.......... were Sunday guests of their ~ daug.htera·, .M'r. an<J, Mrs. Michael Grasso and fimily and Mi'. and Mn. John Gramling and son, aU 10f Columbus. · 1 ; lfr. and iMn. Jack Weatherman of Tupper• Plaids and Mr. and Mfi. Willard Eberobach and lomily <>I Chester were weekend gueits .pf Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckles. . '!' . .Mrs. Eula}l Swan and ·grand- . datq;hter, LyndeU Lyons were Sul'irlay d~ner guests of .Mr. 'au,d Mra. Olear Babcock ·and !jon. I· Mra. Effie W•tson was it Su~dfY (\iiuier eUt•t of her SIJll. _Mr, and · Mri. Harold W'atsfln· afld f~t1Y}of.. ow-.. . ·- 5 ............ $1 Corn .......... r....,.,.... .......... 7 ICIWmoMJI .., ................... ...... ,.. ................ ....,. -39c ...... .,.; Cia••• ,, .... ._, $1 aqdi•••• p.,.... .._. .... . . . . . p. . . . ............ ...,.... . _ Beef Stew ...... - - ··- ~ c.....c.......... .. • . ., .... ' >'w.\. .. - ..... ,... .....,...._ ,. ' _. ,. -·"' . =-0 J7 ° 1 ...... 10c ' ' ------ - . • b' 1 l . ' . ' GIIILD i.tJ~nl_&' ~ The PorUand W ortllwhile ~ulld Hr . Jilven"hl~ In Hanl~ ................ ..._ . wv..Nut . , .. . i BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHTI ' I Dyed Free To Hateb Any Mainly About People In Pomeroy Cootume a, ,. I $399 · . pr. I ,, Be sure your foot Is shod In the right way to catch compUmentB, to blend perfectly with your whole · wardrobe' I0 go 1D comfort! Have this white fabric opera pump to love. LUCILLI KloWKINI and Mrs. Thomas Mc:Ciuru: of Celina were weet end gue11t.& of her parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith. Mrs. Karl Gr.ue11er and Mn. Kenneth Harris and .son were GalJlpolis vlllitor.s Monday. Mr. ·a nd Mrs. John Fisher and sons of Akron were weekend &ueata of their porenta, Mie. WlU· iom Fl.oher and Mr. and Mrs. 1/ llem'l' Rouoh. , and Mro. Welby Whaley ..,. word tbol lhelr d&u£hter, Mrs. Herbert Herdman (Ruth Whaley) of Bellefontaine Underwent throat Monday and Roush's ,$hoe Ston No.: Second Ave. and Mra. Harry P. Smith l'etumed home after a vacation ln Florida. MiDDLEPORT .· How To Whi FrfWs A!"f Influence App~es r' .... ~~·.~~- ....6 --~r-j ...... ..,..,.. / . ' , . . . . . " " , ..... Mutih " " 6 - ... .... j ' I here, where tempting fare delights guests and gracious lbtr•TopV.._tlt......_ Our roast turkey is ... .......... ·....., :: 23c e"""' ..,_ w••· der and tasty - Mllill. tt, tNo •< .. .. Wwor Estarole.....-;; , ••;;;:,.,:•;;;:;...,_,. 2 ... 29t ·, l ...... ' .' . . ',j~ ·;..-!' ' CIRCLE~s . Always • - Voluo or A&P A&P Hams are selected from lean, SIJPEJI.RJGBT Restaurant ',_ ' ,, • ' ..ttl E:.llhllt • COTD- fed young porkers and slow-cured with l.ll;tl hickory-smoked goodDess. All half hams have choice center -ui~ - none are removed ~cept at }'Our request. A&P SUPER-RIGHT (WHOLE HAM, LB. 49cl FULL SHANK HALF ·.. ·"' . r : SMOKED -HAM .,.. • • " A&P SUPER-RIG.HT .. . FULL SHANK HALF lb.45c • (WHOLE HAM, LB. 49cl ),._.. FRESH HAIA'- . • • •~ •''1&.-45( . · I Pork Butts :h~:~, .. 39c P•Ieee Baeon s...,-R.. ,.Iah-,- - 35c Su..._ ,.....··55 ·Sk.1n 1ess w·1enersR1oho · c RoII Sa usage Rloho _ .k..~~'39,·f . . " con ••h, _ 51 •1ced Ba .....lb.49t ,· Beef Liver ~~~~: 49c Whole •• Holl ·• 1• lb. Shop A&P for Fine, Thrifty LENTEN · FOODS I A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . TENDER STEER BEEF RIBS-OF-BEEF Supe• 4~39c LARGE END i Supe• lb. ' CORNED BEEF 68c CURID BRISKET------- • Dog F00d Dolly _____ 12 1..·•..• 89c Black Jelly Eggs wo.ohmore s::;. 25c , .Roasted ·Peanuts!~'::~••• 16-es. ·ll...~ . sharp' cheese 'W': Print Butter :;:;.~·m •. 69t' •, . creme' R........ ....... . 'l:t.9... "·".: Lustre ... wo •• ~ ... Pure Lard ' 2 ~ 29c !Eancy, Aged Wloco.lltin - :=.3i·.,.;.. s· pkf. ..u..Lio.N.E POTATOES I · ,, , NEW CABBAGE 10c •. PRZSH lb. SOLID-------- ll&P FROZEN FOODS MIX or MATCH SALE ChDppad Broccoli 8FOR Chopped or Le•f Spinach PKGS. P••• & C•rrots, Pe•• $1.00 YOUR CHOICE .......... , Mixed v...tables Or•nga Juice, Corn, Cut or French Green Ba•ns YOUR CHOICE ........ , • 6 PKGS. FOR $,.00 ·Fresh Broccoli.:!': .!'::29c FIor••da Q ranges -· s1.. 59c Bananas 2 25c Fresh like Peas~=: ·2 1 !~:-39c Jell 0•0 4 '.:..35c 16or.16c ..... R• , 4 !..49c :'r::a__ 2 ! .. 59c :.'::'_ 3 Z::: 'l00 Desserts :;';~:,. 3 ..... 25c . -Jkir. . lona Sweet Peas ,.... _ ... 10c 4 Mother's !:39c Pizza Mix~- · ~~~:89c Maine Sardirits·:~ _ '~710c Egg-Made Noodles :.:21c Sc:JI~~ ·Dress~hq _~"::- . .,,39c .f' d t:I:.L C. k· Ptn . 21..._39 .Fr1e · ~.... o es lterM!J __.... ..... c Swordfish Steakj :::, _: !: 55c Dressed Whiting:::..._Z::29c Brec:.CieC;I Shrimp_:::~..'" 1 69c Deviled Crabs ~~-~. ::: 35c Fish Sticks F;!:'.;, ';~"..:.~"::.. 2 !:. 59c Haddock Fillets =~~·3k -.. ·s : : . 'P9 ~ OQts=. · 1 =: Juicy . 8 ib. U. S. No. 1-SIM "A" L... 160 b.. . · lb.. ICe . ; Chol.. ol 9 Flevora LPt Grein Sunnyflold - - - -- -- - r-------~ FRESH JANE PARKER -· Phome WY 2-19'73 ' AT-Aapf bag Ia carte. ·•, t . ' REGULARLt 25-lb. as you DINE AT '·· at your door or at yov .tore SHOPPING Golden Ripe · ten- like Ill On the di1111er or a ited Radishes 3-.. 29c OniOns 3..;;. 29c AvcbcXIdol- • .. - ....\Qe service com· pletes the pleasure, ~·~·~z~s~S·~·~~~·~:·~~~~-:~:·~~:.t~·~··:·~··~·~·~··l!$t~."~J' • ' • .....h ..,.. " " " - · ' " ... 11 ..... .... 'RiDe T·oirlatoes PI~ your luncheon or dinner da(ll 'tiM ...,. ...... .., , . .... ., 1 ..... - I Jim Mourning left last Sunday on the Reliance boat for Pittsburgh where he is employed on the river. it it an~ounced. . "Quality Cbokd" ill ... ecOIIoOJDlcol eaJ]oll Ill& Ill- · YOU QPALITY plou ri:oNOilY. Buy It today ---- -,. PRIDDII HQUt;).UH.,.T • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp and Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Haptonstall were in Coolville today to attend the funeral of Bud Allen . Eddie Ferguson of Texas was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas Sunday. Mrs . Betty Fisher, Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. Ann Smith and Mrs. Lena Wolfe were in Gallipolis yesterday to visit with Freda Saxton who ia a patient at Holzer Hospital. WhJle In Gallipolis they also visited with Mrs. Belle Rice who is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rice there . Mrs. Josie Turner is recovering . from a recent illness at the bome I of her aon·ln-law and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. Milton Hood. M·r s. Warren Davis was taken to Meigs General Hospital last Sunday for observation and treat· ment. Mr. and Mrs. George William Price and family hiVe returned to their home In Bloomington, Ind., after sJ>ei,ding the weekend nval p-•- Cia.. · Mrs. Golda Mourning ondl' L"""-' twJ and Mrs. Jim lflourning and Meeta If' kh Mi.. HawLly son, Dole. ' Tbe Loyal Pals Class of ihe MidMrs. Lillian McGhee who has · dleport Church of Christ met been visiting In Charleston witl1 Tuesday evening Q.t . the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hackworth and , Miss Mildred Hawley . In the ab- son Skippy returned home Sunday • sence of the president . Miss Flor- She was ~compllnled home by 1 ence Roush conduCted the buslne!ls the Hackworths. · meeting. Mlss Hawley was the de· Rev. lloward Ruppelt and Mrs. votionalleader for the evenipg. Arthur LeWis of the First United FoUowing the meeting refresh· Presbyterian Church and Mrs. A. menta of cheese cake .and coffee H. Durst, Mrs. James Quick and -.ere served to the members pres- Mi5s Frankie Mumaw of the Sytnt and Mr11. Carrie Kennedy who racuse Presbyterian Church were was a guest. in Chilliectthe yesterday to attend --;:i;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;llthe all day m~e'ting · of the Scioto I Presbytery. At the meeting Rev. Ruppelt was elected as Commiss· loner to the Synod of Ohio jn !!'IJl m~~t_ 1'hQ•0!4lu ~ eY~-~ NO atJI>• JHome or ·A~J~rotet.Yqlt, · ~ ·POMEitliV, 'oHIO . . CttiMix $1.00 : ' .. .·~ . Mi's. Mamie Watson .-eturned home ~~ .the Hos~it;al at Pe'rket&bur(·,·~ •lrf ·~ltlng·, !19IJIII\11lc'ly 'after minor surgery. · ~ Ebeltboth He~~wore ~.!Mit · ···t Athens. . t. .• . ,.,. ._.,-.. - .: .- Your Choice ,.,.,lhlcA 10c Sola ' ,..,., oqufll-1 , to<la;l · ., .. ···· zQ • ·•st• oiVU~ ChlclcH, ltoodfe lnll'" -...• . ···-· ·-·-,~-- ·---··· ' ~let,.WCI­ Around And About Middleport I Tuppers Plains SocietY News ,do '' yourself ... ·--=======;;;...-~ ! -~~~~~.".· ' 2 lett, Krt. Leslie Ervin and Mrs. Lillian Steitf. Followng the dinner a minstrel program was prewented · with · the Rev. Howard Ruppelt as interloclltor. Lewis Sauer, Jr. and Robert (l'oUyl Morris were end men. Fint musical numbers were by Merlyn Roll who was accompanied With closea " May Blesa and Keep You" by the entire minstrel east. Mrs. Lillian Stelff, president of th.e Auxiliary , waB accompan!Jt for the program. Paul Haptonstall IJ; Post Com· mander. was done by Beverly Perrb1 and Karen Gregg in appropriate coatume after which. Billy HaptonaliU sang, ·~Dart Town Strutters Ball." Two dance num. ben were presented by Diane Davis, one a ballet and the other a tap. · A jig dance was done by Jake Turner and a vocal duet\.~'Side By ·Side" Was presented by Mrs. Paul HaptonstaU and Mn. Beulah White. A pantomime to two Homer and Jethro numbers was presented by Judy Sauer and Janice Zirkle. A number of imitatiol"s were a:iven by Polly Morris. Lewis Sauer presented the popular minStrel number, "j~ammy" after which a short Ma and Pa Kettle 11tlt was given by Mr. and Mrs. HaptonstaU. They closed their skit with an aceordian and violin duet of "Golden Slippers." "Bo)' On His First Date" was Civen by Mrs. Blanche HaptonstaiJ 1()( "statesmanship and stead· • fastness ." "I& it statesmanship to throw all the PalestJne people out The SJI'R <:lass of the .Mason of their homes?" it asked. "Is it Methodi8t Church met on Thursday to persist in flout- March 10 for their regular monthly meeting· in the SOcial rooms ·of ·the Church;· J'·., "~'J t .' ....,11. •nr, .rll"" ., re!Olu· · 'a& " man \ ~~::.___:_--~_:.:;:;·~.::,_The meeting opeaed wiUt group singing followed with th~ Lord's Prayer led by. Mrs. Katie Fogle· song. A readin& from the Uoner Room· ·W8tl giWR bf !Mrs. ·Hattil ly lwlyn Brldd• POMEROY, OHIO · Cook. The business meeting wa• Mr. and Mn. Evereit Hauthman condueWct by Prt1ident 'lline John· aml grand1on· of Florida were eall· son ~ · · · ' : ~''· · / ing on ~r. and Mrs. Eddie Xa'ylor · R.efreshmenta followJng a St. Not ·opel\ Tonl8bt and fam1ly Sunday. PatriCk's Day theme· were . Torrence and 4a~Ulltel't to the followin~: . THUR.SDAY onol FRIDAY ~;.it~~e, of ColumbuS and >Mi. ind :Mrs. Jl1pra !Board, Ml-1. Wi,la Mra. Eugelne MooJ!~ ol Wo~~'ibb1gt.bn Brown, M~. Gladys Carsey, Mis. W. Va . spent SundaY with Mrs. Hattie. C~k', .Mrs. KafJc -F.ogtesodg, ' · "BLUE ANGEL'' Myrtle Froat. .{ ., :drs. Sue .J'C!hnson, ~ ~ Cta?:'a Mr. and Mrs. WiU!Im Chapman Roulft, .Mrs~ Magdalene 'Rdttenc.tter, Mrs. SyiV~ Stewart al).d Mrs. Callie Liev\nc,. ~ No. '12 nett, Ml'l. ::Mae• ~~:~~· ~~~.G~;~: ya Moumlng, Mra. M1e Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mn. Dorothy Clatworthy, Mrs. Lena Wolfe and Mrs. Be a Robson. Members wDrking in the •1~!~~ 1 • Ted Chapman, -room were .ilrfn. Robert Hysell, Mrs. Franklin Trip- followed by a flag twll'ling num ber by Beverly Perrin and Karen Gre&li:The setting for Barbara Jones' solo, "Surrey With the Fringe etn Top" was complete with a &man surrey in whi ch rode Mark Smlth, Lois Ann Sauer and Mary Ruth Sauer. Marcil!&, 1MO • Tbe Charieaton AtChnreh PAPEit CRITICIZi!S ADENAUER CAIRO, UPI~The United Arab Republic government newspaper AI Gom.bouria criticized West German Chan~Uor Konrad Ade- waa the deuert of cUe and Ice treaiDt. Eacb piece of tee cream had the American Leaton f)nblem and two large cakea were used one deeorated wtth the American' Flag and the other wUb the Lea:lon em· blem Au~Ulary members who prepar· ed the meal Ch'arles Ben Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Better Health Club Entertained At Laurel Cliff by Mra. Rfln. ••n;d ' CIII- .. IMIH ' Tuna ' Chuntl tlylo -·'""'_..__.__ __ Preserves ! Holds Session (To Be Continpe4) lather John MEIGS THEATRI t..,.n txplrh Saturdgy, Mon:h If. 1HO ~~~~1 .• : ••• .) s'FRCias8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ _.. thh ~ Gfld purci!.M of Flour ........ John Gale lived In a house ~n the bank aJ tbe jllDction of the road and tbe one ,going bkt the · hill at the lower end of Whel'\! .the ' ~d gveo th6 river at tJie ·q~d Dao•gh•ert> house and this Jiill Was then known as the Gale HJU. The aiiJiual birthday dinner of Feeney-Be1111ett Post, Amer· lean Legion waa beld Tuesdar evening at the ball In Middleport. The dinner was served m the basement dining room pt the post wltb the tables decorated with flowers and following the St. Palrtck's day theme. Small favors of gum drops topped with flags were placed •I each plate. A speciJIL featW"t: ot tbe meaf 1 • I theTheGoodprogram Lord ana L. M. Gale manJed :Fan· ~;. : .:.; I w. Me:K:emon Gale and .J4. Ellz:a Gale are tlle •first we a record on and tbelr ebil· are aa followe:: Georee n~v­ marrled, ttoreas never married never married, Su~ mar· in middle or later life, Kl· ~!''"' married a Anclrft.· Uoocl, married Marr Jent.lniOJl. • • • • •n... I eo · ntes·t GALE FAMILY legs I w. Chickn Sale Breasts ~.;.~;::--- .. 59c Wings .......... 5 .. $1 .I Ohioans WiJl I .Kroger fr•h Whole F In Chemistr~ They seemed to have vel')' loud vpices and e<~uld without any HiemJng effort, on their ·P art 'call acrOH the river to the .p eople in Judt~e Portland. Their children as fat~ ~ lows: Rachel ma:rrJed Davld AlexFive prominent Ohioans wiU ander whose firat wife ll;1&rried serve -as judges for the staitc fin DanJel Altxaader, Jack married als .of the 1960 "M,rs.. America" Amanila McDade. contest in Colutnbu$ -'MI!-Y 4 ,nd 5, lt was announ«!d tod!iiY. . CALDWELL FAMILY They 0.-.: John Caldwell m-¥J'led Regina ' . BW'DJ; daUghter of George Burns. Mrs. W. Hayes, ColUmtms, He was one of the early settler& wife flf O}Qo Sea.~ U~Vers.j,ty of Letut Falla. Their children: football coach Woody ~~~· Jbu .a.rrutz, Chides MIU1'ied a Frank. Spencer, ., Newark, .Miu Coot, bis stepsister, James. publisher of tl:l~ - NeWark Adv~ cate and iutm~ate past pres•· John's ~nd wife was a Miss derlt of the ·Ohio NeWspaper As· Cook .. Sbe fi1d three ~bildreD as 5Qciatlos. followa: Jack Cook married Mary .t!:rl . . . -,., 'Feighan. '8leveland Alexander, d.aathter of Moses · Munte1,p&l. Court Judi,~· . 'A.Iex•nder, and Mi,n Cook married Mn. Mir!am J. Hawkins, War· ChArlti• Caldwell. her •tepbrother, . ~.. saciety editor of· the WarNellie Cook. reo Tribune Chronicle. Marian Fletcher, ··:urn., public relations director .aDd aSsistant to - CLARii: FAMILy Henry Clark of Grabam Station .the .society and food editors ol W. V1., msrrled Suun William· the Lima · Citizen. It will ~e Uleir t}ISk t.o ~boose IOD. diUJhter at WilkJnson WUliamaon. Their children as followa the lf.lte'• l~ading .h~tnaker Frank married a Greer, Helen from il)lotlt l'f' a\ate finalists sel· married Lonnie Allen, parents of ected during 1p¢B.l . and ~strict' America" eliminatlllns tbe twins, Ruth married Robert "Mrs. will get Under way e8rly which Coot, parents of Cliff, Ella married James Sayre, Alice marr'ied in 4Pril. AppllcatiQns for the "Mrs. Atn· James Wells of near Bem1 Run, er:ica" ;~ont,~t ·, are -i!;tlll ~1111 . eo W. Va. Herman, a gid tbf.t was raised by · Creed Moi-rts and' 'llis ceptcd In tb111 area by ; tbe Obit wife, tben at tl;leir death they re- Fuel Gas Cflmpany. Deadline Cor ceived the home, the laree bri.c k e-ntries Is JllifWisQt, ,March 31. just below Graha'm St.atloil. Creed Morris' wile was a, Greer. l'heY rai9ed the girl tbat Fxank Allen married. Phebe Ann was Seneca born in Waallintton, , N. to Rutlapd la 1885. .H'e promiDelnt in the civil .the county. He died on 23, 1805 aged ~ years. , and Phebe'1 cblldren: marrted WilU1t11. Mid ale' Fioreoee . miiiTied Clark Ella mar- WIWI MIITI. · ID.i: wu Min Doril Elliott. They The WSWS of the EUB Churcb 1CJ pened with a hymn followed with met for thelr March meetlni re- · f'aalm 9t1 read reaPQJUively. The centl:r. Mrs. Robert. Dille was lead- 1er ipture leMOn ••• read by Mi.u World l)ay of Prayer service• er for the eveplna: . The Wpic wu Judy Fry, M.n. Edwin Routh, Mn. 1ere held Friday afternoon at St. "Sierra Leon, Africa," and Mrl. Qt.. Jack Welch, Miu Shelby Gr in•aut Lutber&n Church with. the lie Rowh, Mn. Tom Hoffman, Mfl. stead, Mrs. Orpba Ohlin&er and Mn. James Gilmore, a.uat.ed by ; hurch Women in chnge. The aer· T. Bert Roush, M.iu Ethel Riddle, M.iu Lelah Jane Powell. lin. William Strautbaugh, ente r · 1ice opened with a prelude by Mn -~rs . Otba Uevini, Mrs. Lawrenoe Mrs . WUlia.m Ruuell served u the Laurel CUff Better tained larry Layne . Mn. Ho ward Wai· Li.eving, Mra. Paul Rickard and program leader. Her topic was Health Club Monday evening 1t ~nba.IJI ser ved as leader with the Mrs. Dille partieipated in present.. "Mi.uiona in the Bible ." ,heme "Labouren Togeth.er With ing the leuon. Mrs. Hoffman and A ahort bUJine• meetint wu her h.ome, Laurel CUff. Devotion., .od." :Mn. Wagenhala Jed the re- Mrs. 0 . Llevina: CliVe a diolo&ue conducted by Mn. William Ruuell taken from Paalm ~ by .M rt . Dana ponsive reading•. Confe11ion was wilh emphast. on 1tatement of pre~ldent . MiN Doria Elltott was Oliver , followed b)' The Lord's :lven by Mra. J. V . McGrew fol· facts concernin&: churchn and elected seCretary . treuurer of the Prayer in uniaon opened the meet· owed by a hymn. Dedlcation by schooll. Silent prayer follow~. Circle ~and the c lrcl~ name Either ini. Group 1inglnl preceded th.e 11:1"1. Robert McGlothlin was fol · The meetlng closed with prayer by was chosen. The meeting cloted bu1ine111'l se11ion in charge of Mn. Merlin Tracy. lowed by another hymn. Mrs. Mis. Dille and the &roup sinaina: of with prayer by MiA Elliott. ..J.oyd Roush gave the interceSJJion. an African song, "Kum Ba Yah." .'Mrs. Thomu Grinlltead and Miu A report on i.M flower fund was rhis part of the service closed with Attending in addition to thoae Shelby Grinstead aerved aa hoa- given by Mrs. Leu Diehl. Dish rhe Lord's Prayer" listed above wert Mrs. Georee tease• for the evenini. Attendinl! elothl were distributed •to aell u a Sayre, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. E. C. were Mn. William RuueU, Mrs. money makJng project. A eomThe presentation of World Day Riddle, Mrs. Clayon Athey; Jln. Jack Welcb, Mrt. Edwin Rfluah., of Prayer projecta wae g:iven by Howard ·B urris, Mn. Thelma Cape· Miu Lelab Jane Powell, Mrs. Or· mWtication wu nad from Edilon ~s . Uoyd Roush . The offering hart, 1W-s. John Bumgarner, llrl. pba Ohlinaer, Mn. Robert Layne, cltued · panonace on Haven was taken by Mrs. Jack Welch and Harold Fry, Jr. Klu Judy Fry, MiA PhyUia Batey, Heights. The former panonage loMn. Donald Bumgardner an.d reMiJ.• Doris Elliott and bfJiteuel. cated behind the church hal been ceived .by .~~rs. Wagenhals. The ESTHU CIRCLI MISTS service closed with a hymn and the The Either Circle of the United CHURCH MOVES PARSONACOE converted into a pMish boUifl. The benediction by Mrs. Wagenhala. Lutheran Church Women met on Rev. and Mrs. Jack Welch, pastor Children's Department wtll hold Women of all the local congre- Tuesday evening at the church. of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, their Sunday School elauet in the gations attended the service. The devotional h~ader tor the even have moved into the newly pur· new parish bOUle. New Haven With Program Tuesday Evening At Hall ;ocial Notes Promm'ent . lb.• • Feene~Bennett Post Observes Birthday Randall w. S~urJock , M..ar.ka1l Collea:e sophomore !rom Glenwood , ·M.n son CoWlty, has OOen By Walter E. Slae1 awarded i "Handbook of Ch&mla. . . . . try and Pbys.ics" by the Cbe~Jl4:,al WILLIAMSON FAMI_LY .was marrted t wu!e._ hl9 f•rst chtl· Ru bber Company of CleveiA"ld , The nrs.t Williamson fa?ltl_y we 1d ren: a son mar_rted Leah Rose Ohio, according to nonald· ~. Xafo can fmd 19 as foJJ ows Wilkmson , and anoth~r marrted a Lan:forth.l t in chairm an 01 the phy!HCS ~part­ Sam uel, James, Willi am, Elba· Seco~ d c h1~d~e n were Mary A~n me'nt at Manhall. beth. and Susan. marne d Wtlltam Shannon, Calvm Spurlock received the award in WHkinson's family as follow s: (Doc) married Art Pickens, Daunt William married Adelina Axie married Janette Handshaw, Ste-: recognition dl hiJ achieve!llent as Roush, James married a Min 'phen married Lydia v; lse then the outstanding student ln th~ ~ten­ Keeney , John, Henry, Agnfiss wh o Cora Riffle, Nancy married a Mr. eral pbysics classes at -Marshall married Harriaon Hayman . Kelley than Frank Rhodes, .La- Col1ea:e. Samuel's children are Proctor, vina married George Rhodes, Mar· A graduate · Qf Milton . High Taylor, Vira:inia , Amelia. Samuel tha married Spencer Layne. School, he is majoring in engmeerthen married Jane Hl.8.80fl for his Ins .at Mar1ball. aecond wife, a sister of Abner ROLOFF FAMILY - - - -- - H.isson and haU~ster of Ruth Jack and LuCretia Roloft lived Fleminc ·sayre. Qne daughter, across the river from Portland. Mrs. Paul Smart was m etuttce Of the ·~m and lave I M.PoJ1 Steii.a. on the study lbool, "PeCJPle, Land Jamea married and Churches." Her father Plans were made .f or the meettq to be Mid at the Mra. Ralph Zundel, Pomefoy, will of M1'1. Willis A"Dthony and _,;;; •be guest speaker at th.e preceded by a t1 o'clock potluck dinner. 1Bapt.ist Church tonight at m. The progfam is part or Missions being ing the month of March. Mason Student Gets Award HOT CROSS BUNS ) pkg. oil 3Sc mCIAll Ann Pa~ ~ _ Sala.d Dreul21g ....... , •. ; ..••.• , pt.25C' Retular, A11n 'Pal- ( • · . , ,~ . Spaghetti . ... , ..... .... _. 3 lb.,plio. 4~ ; AMIPa.. . Eag Nooclias Ia;;,, AM ,... ' .... , .. ' . . . . . ., . 2 16-oz..pkgt. ~-1 . _. . .1. M1r1conl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;I lb. Pksi~ • . �.·--~··-- ~-·----------------!..------~·.:. ---------~~',';!"~~ . Triple. Crown Winners Honored TenTeei~gers Compete For Hounds Tackle Perfect Retord Oub •• "'"' • } Cage CoBlest Torug • ht IRRegiOQ3 •L •• •• .... - '• l OUIIOAID MOTOR ·~~ HofS!lpower UQ.OO e.m.. Ia 1111111 See , _ 1~60 )Ucka oU toni11ht with two 11ameJ.one e.ad) in Chilas AA and A--on tap at Kel)t and Athena. 4~pt in the ClaY. AA clash, Ea1t :faces Euchd m the only game. And at Athens, Nelso~ e meetli New ·BoSton io another •ingle game. " llOUJ. Akron l!:u\ and Euclid h 11 ve kJenticaJ, 14-8, records on play tu dale. :The game wal!l rated .a tos~up by most or the expertM . At Athena, 1 however, New Bos· ton ruled a heavy favollte to win FISHING TA€Ktf SU.PPLIU · c ou ••~.. Coon H un t ·ThAe M rat' Iers . ssocu onb wI Ill meet Frld. ayl Now On Display ~ member.s are urg· by President Roy llae~!Pl' over will elect · di11Cusa the fu- Bradley FaciD" ~;:..~,~~.s:hoot B,8}) ;HaWk•1ng Bonn.I•e Cagers ~ . 1'}te8e boys have cer.t:ainly proved t~t Pomeroy High School has an the basketball promise Supt. Gibbs said ihat have," Coach Moore •••nm•mt•!d earn anotl!.~ l~tttr PHS basketball teams won wrcy•l t9 give him a formid· five of the fiCty ball games able of 11 earned lettm 11\ Hl••~ · toom playl!i .t his seaRon. PHS athletics. Coach Moore wl1hed . the five Th c P omccoy bas ketb aIt mentor congratulated Phillip Harrison and acniora on the Varsity lots of luct R · C f b · g n ed whatever they are entaged. af· onnw arman or em am leaving school. "I challenge night. _ __. I___ 1_ , _ _ All Porcelaln Burners Guaranteed For Life 40:' MODELS . , , , .. , , , . $259.95 up Ali Porcelain Burners Guaranteed For Life \ Your Ran!IO Can Mo¥0: AUTOMATIC BURNERS GRILLS · · ecLOCKS ' eGLASS OVEN DOORS eMATCHLESS OVENS TIMERS a H and R FIRESTONE DE-ALER STORE 'Phone WY·l·ZZ31 • "' 'ne <:..lor Of TOWII Middleport; Olllo • • '.' I ' i I Ropl r CICM 8.T08E HOURS: 9 A.M. Tot P.M. ' . MONDAY TJIIIU THURSDAY ilu,ftwl-..,...... ... 6-'12 Qwa;ts AIR . S-T EP'S BOWLING· OlJI'!:..... on St. Jflhn's? Thllt was the bi~ qucfltlon in the National Invitation Basketball Tournament today as a result of Sl. Bonaventure's' stunning 106·71 route uf St. John's and ·Bradley's imprf8!1ve 78-64 victory over Dayton il'l quarter . final games at Madison Square Gardeb Tuesday , wm ww. '.... .. .. .... .. NEW · YORK UPI _ Can those amazing, ball • hawkin~ Bonnies panic top . seeded Bradley lhe wa.v they panicked defending cbampi· 36" MODELS, . , .. , . , , . $109.95 up ,, . . i ·..· ~ ; The two red·hol teams collide In a semifinal Thursday night £or the right to meet the winner or the other . semifinal between Providence and !le('ond . seeded Utah State in Saturd 11 y afternoons fl. lllille. st. Bonaventure. only a onepoint favorite, drove st. John's crary with ita ball-stealina: and fiho l the e)res nul of the basket 'Tve r1,1n Into a few pretty !IO!id age in handing the llednwn their worst defeat In 15 N IT campaign!'. -----·--FIGHT RISUL TS BUFFALO, N. '1. UPI-JOH Torre&, 1591AJ, Brooklvn, N. Y., out polattd TallY Dup11, 155, New Orlo•n&. 10. PHILADELPHIA UPI-Lon MaHh1w1, 137, Phlladolphl•, out. polntad Lahour1rl Godlh, 131,. AI· tbk• 10: Clarenco Tlpr Ployct, 175'12, Now York, outpolntod von Cl•v. 172. Phll•dolphla 10. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPIJon hc•rro, 123'h, Moxlco, outpolntM Ward v ... 121, . PaNd· .na, Calif., 10, non·tltl•. SACRAMENTO, C1llf. UPIJMIY Lopt&, 134,. Sacramonto, k"odl:od out tt.nry Salcido, 136, Midland, Tex., 2. -r.r,;;:;~- · ,.; Economy Grocery of New Ha· ven earned a spol in the semi· finals of the Kyger Creek Jndepen dent Bll!lketball Tournament Tues day night with a close 4~43 win over neighbor Philip Sporn. In the other Kyger game Ohio Valley Mfg. from ~tern Meigs County, upended North Gallla by t'he whoppine tcore of 7?-40 with Parnell collecting 20 po.lnt1, hiih point man for the night. Tuni&ht Mll'Cbl's Barr goea aeajna~ MiUe~'• Construction-a pair. of Qtlli.P!)U& elub11-at '1. p, m., while lit 8;.10 mJ,naiJer Lionel Bos:gs' Mt&ll•port Department Store team tak~& on the strong Point Pleasant .Moosen, Tonight's game.t enda the quar· ler final round. Seml·finala atart Friday night, with finals . set for next Monday night. Economy . . . . 11 19 29 4!i Sporn 13 20 30 43 Economy: Campbell 3; R. Roush 2; C. Roush, 8; R. Tucker, 2; Cl-ark 2; Reell, 2; Llevlng, 2; Bradley, 6; Sayre, 8; B. Rou11h, o: L. Tucker, 4. Total!! 19-T-41t. Sporn: Rou1b, ~; Arnold, tJ; Hendren, 1; Gillen, 2; KlllingRworth, 20; Ferguson, 2; Gibbs '1. Totals 1~13-43. Ohio Mts• .... :. 17 SO 60 77 r ,. . ; . '• cans wa.lker Nortb Gollla .. .. e 20 30 40 Ohio Valley: Cole 14; Gaul &; CoJUna \3; 'l)ea.~way 8; Gaul 3; Caldwell 8; Martin 2; Httzer 4; Whitl(ltch. 0; Parnoll 20. Totala 33-11·'17. ~ ·· . Nqrth Gallil: .Dea.Dy 81 J. Adama. S: John ~lnf li Uolter 14; flp..... .,, . ... 16-1140. ~ ' 6.oz. . Ml~ ,.., .· ·'-' . ' ~ - - ·· · on.:H•actlv/ty.is!l"Ur ·klntl oUiv/IJfl, .·~{~ " t ' .'j/1,l " ' ·. $11,95 · sttp../_, your -kiM-of shoe. ' EM' -or YOUR CttQ~ . . £1 : . ''· . ,1-~. t· ·Fi,\f(TLW I; '"11i4Rrif SKol · Sl!ORE 8 J!:!J'Dodge-l:'ert I' look• like .. .. ' . 2 ' ·. i:' Bo'oth.-4 Equal- $].~ ' .Cod or Perth ~-~· ,•:.:49c ~";:89( Fish . Steaks . ~--:=-.'.··~':'t3c lb. C41rrfon . . ..Oth-BuHerlld ~ ·:~l~l!G"··•i,c~\111~(~ t.;r&"!~~ ciow,n w,ttll·-- !f,_l!eto• ~m!Jtl•lx , " oz. PKG. ., i ' YOUR NBXT •. can ber~ ~lnebrenner. . • 1-lb. 22 Underclassmen receiving letter awards were Edward tington, Terry Ohlinger and ~~~#i •• ·~ ball were Riehud CptuJID.gham, Ronald lip Harrison and · WUliaUl and ARRANGE I • .,. underclassmen of the team to as good players as the cradue.tseniors were," Mr. Moore The five senior11 award medala for Manager Edward ceive~ a medal and letters managua Walter Grueaer, Qryant and Manln Spencer. Coach Moore added that Robert Wine·~renner wou honors !or bein.l J\!Wl_ecl the ''Moat Accurate Foul Sbobtd~" In the SEOAL. ' . ' •'' ·.··.. .t~.•,!;leee':A~' ~t--l(•t,o'D,•r.•·.to'r juat"1p1ono1lt•· '. - c ' '"~mile, No wonil.,. ~· ••••• • &r<te>l .PRIVATE PARTY ., . .RECEPTION eBANQUET lb~ lb. eMEETING ·,HOTn MARTIN . POMIROY'I BIST Private Rooma For 10 ID 175 People S NEE PARKING ,. ' ' i·· - ' ·~ . ' ~.,__,, Aller 6, P.M. with ~Qre!)anta Police Service 1iiDI·AWAY~ Food ... 2. Nq.21h . can~ ·$ UP NOW/ LOWIST PRIOESI BAVER ASFIIRJN • I;Z4'a ...... ,•••••• 2s• • · - · · , •••• , • t 38f ,Cllll*-" Slztll'l •• 311 M. ............. llf I • 11 M . ,fJt1:r_J'in SpolS· Jfi Senu•• F")03J8 . I I ·. Sophisticated has been • very Economy, Ohi"o FRIDAY'-- 8:30A.M. To 8:30P.M. SATURDAY - 8:30 A.M. To 8:30 P ,M. Corner Se<ond md MW Sta. ,. 0 Tappan 6' Vesta Ranges ' •( ' r . Sale c•ncell..t, _,. 'P''"" llllllotUIJIIIrt CIMrw•ter, Fl•·· ,-e.u THE~·Authortsed Heat!qll~ 5 5 0 1t L•k• '-net Fll., ClnAIIM, rain. Mllwauk• va St. LOLli" at St. ,..._ , en._.fat II•·· caf'callocL rain Phlladtrlpt~h.. n Wuhlnvton at Afll'r the tradJIIQilHI Sa· rilon for being called by the beinl selected nati-onal J(inali!lis r•ln. lute Ceremony led by . Ohlo Sports Writers in the tee~~ , , recipe eontettt. ·, 1 Shast een and Thomas Wh1te, "The 'M:ost ValOccasion jJ tbe serni-Iinall cook PRO RESULTS Alex Cilo pre11ented letters SEOAL . Pl,ayer of , •:~.. :o;f tbe annual Kroger-WestiDR· Ame.rlun Hocke" LMIU• followmg members of the " Harrason waa also high 41 NlrCh fpr the nation's best Clev•t.nd 7 Qu . .c I man team : David Ar~old, Chari~• man for Individual scoring h b h id l '. Mlrthmol H,c~cov Loague Buffington, James GJ!berl, Davtdba&l!:etball playing this !~:n c=te~~~c Cj~~ C~tere !ro~ chic•go 3 o.trolt 2 Gordon, Russ_eli Lerne, ~ggte past seattOn. . ' Phalin. Ronn1e 1-'hahn. Mtc~~l William Wlbon was congratulat· 9 ~- ~h':~~;~,tp,'!~ent of the Ttirre two tl!en agers chosen to Spencer, Thomus Sh~stt>en, Rteh· by Coach Moore £or being nam· Charleston division o£ the Kroger repre~nt the Charl~ston division, ard Well, Thorn;~ s Whitt' and Fred· to the SEOAL Seeood Team . Co., will be hnat> for the day. will · ea.ch receive $100 and an l'fiek (.'row. Clark and Robert CunThe ten semW:in&lisb who will electric \ range in addition to the Coach Cilo said the Ninth Grade two more of the senior be comins from througboutout trip to Ci~innati. Runnets up shows murh a1hletic promise. He reeel\'ed Itonoral)le Men· tbe di¥Jaion area inelude Linda will be a~fded Elfin watches or also C'flmplimt•nted Coach R\lssell from the Sports Wrlten for '"'-1 f t Hln W y _, Community' silver. l d'd d I pJ UlUe nugen., es, . 1-j l:o':l" If the contestant entered as a \Tuore on !he sp en I recor o tht' SEOAL ayillj. zabeth Bu-aett, Charleston; Me. representative. . of her school or ~~!msEOAL Varsity champhmshi~ Coach Moor~e:~dy, o·~T~:s~vhav: lanie Kaf· Brown of Reedavil~. club, awards ot. Westinghouse atJ· An excltln" day, Of competition h hi o· of the ad . -••t'stra. • . 1 pliancei wiU aiso go to her tea· . Sta 1e Mr. Howard Knig t, At e IC I• •...,. will decide Which of the ten teen COl,. UMBUS UPI - Oh w d M' · coachl'ng stall, p'"yers, mall· ,cher and to the school. h rector. then presente ISS Conme Ul agefs represent the CharJeamay be depending on sop omures Marl•y, fa•ulty ,. 0011 ,. 0, of t'e , student body and general for it!! scoring puneh. but fine ... '" " " " ton di\'iaian ·at 1be -national cook thing for sure, sophomore coach PHS dwerlcaders, who gave off in Cincinnati next May. Fred Taylor i.rm't afraid uf the ;~wards to Captain Sharon Two Will be ehosen Winner~ "name" co;~ches his team will Caroiyn Edwards and one from. the Junior group fro\ft\ meet at San Fnmci~co in the Hess, varsity cheerleaders. 1.2 thro~a:h ~4 old, and one NCAA . flnah Friday and Salur- awliltds were ·presented to from the Sento"rS;' l5 through 19, cheerleaders Tina BaKter day. T _ with a 58 per cent shooting <!.'Ver- bara .._..,gan. c.,_,cblng customers 9long the way In appreciation of h.er in my •hort time _ like Ed Did- ship of the eheerint Till, CCI\iNT.'!'' L'AGUE dle, the Baron Adolph Rupp, iBones lain Douglas Hlah btd. 1 Om., j:lalwortby ~ta McKiinney, Branch McCracken som·ille Greyliound Ht1b '~!'~··. a ·liln>.eo, -$~<~bart ~~<2 . wu. and Jack Gardner," Taylor sai.d. dog to Miss Marley . The Reserve 111&~· ll>• )~mt~Jlawllnp 917 • "J don't know what all the fusa given to the Pomeroy to David High le~! 3 t:aines· Rawlings 2389 is about," Taylor said, '"I'm not IS(luad as a token of good Standlllli1. Won Lost ' playing this weekend, thank good- mansbip. 1;~~4 Holsum . • . . . . . . . . . . . 20 'I ness." Junior Hifi!:h Cheerleaders Ralph Liberty . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19lf.r 7~ Werry. Tamara Finlaw and Janet Jaycee..--:-.- .. . . . . . . . . . . 1& 12 Ohio State and NYU have met Brown were presented award let· I Rawlin.C• .. ,· . ·.. _. .. .. .. 11 16 • two common fo rs, Iowa and Pitts- ters by Miss Marley. 10\1 16\1 burgh. The Bucks defeated Iowa, Mr. Knight presented Coa_eh 75-47, after the Hawkeyes knocked Russell Moore, whom he congr&Julr. · ··~.! olf NYU, 110 -75, in the Holiday 1 rd Festival in New York. Both teams lateq for his exce lent reco as .100 171 M2 defeated Pitt, OSU 9449 , and NYU Varstty and Re8erve coach and )75 1112 added that Moore was named by 1&11 by a n<~rrow. 77·76. margin . the Southeastern Ohio Sports 1~7 "Don't think this is the same Writers a:nd BroadcastPrs as the 188 NYU t~am that lnst to Iowa , "Coach or the Year" !or tbe thougb,, OSU AS!>'Ista!lt Coach 1 SEOAL. 147 1: ~... Frant Truitt said. "II has ~~proved Coacb Moore began his talk.r· tremendously since then. aaying tb•lr ~is first year at Pornj eYenang, IUarc 8 at 7:30 1t 1 an.npunced. , TtU! meeting will be held at the Sarid Ridge Club House ed to Armes. 17 K•n..a City 13 Cln.a,.,d 7· Qhlce• N Boaton 6 S..,n, lll'rt.nJ;iii.CO C'l~ A 3 N._ Yortl; Lo" ' -...~ n Detroit Buek Coach Not wOrrle•d0Ver Sophomore Rank _., Co . on H U nt eh M~ang Is Fric4ty~ March 18 1!1&1 I surprise Class A entries . Ne.w Boston takes . a 22{1 rerord the game compared tu Nel aonville's 15-9 .overall record two more hrst round games are on tap at the sume. two site8 Thurtday night wi1h Hring at Ihe other sites gt'tling underway on Fri4ay. Finals at all regional silt's are S11Luretay night. Af': UNE OP Mill S,lreet , C;4)0~ L:nn Ho ~rs ' . tlliH"ITIOII IU\LL P~~reh Ten exeited teenaget.s, each The PHS varsity basketbtjl t~i!lm won Ute SEOAL crown, hopina LQ. be named tHie 1~ the reserve team tied "with Athens for SEOAL reserve team "Junia< Cook 01 tbe Year", wtll UPI · b' h . 28 d . h .,h 1 title and the Freshm .. n team won the unpisputed SEOAL be in Ch,deaton March 26 ~ _de· 01 OOL •n•aus uJU Hu 1& 1t1 r stra1g t game wt uu a h ' . hi J :-+ 11;;::: monstrate their prize win~mg school reKional tournameot play loss over NPlsonville, om• of the c ampiOnS P· . . t6- lhe SEOAL firat team and Har- ways wltb cookery wU.b vl~ions • o( ~ I Three Pomeroy High School championship basketball teams assembled on the Junior Hi~h auditorium stage Tuesday toreceive athletic awards at a JOIDta.B¥mbly. ' 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0., March 1~. 1~ S€0RES ' \ f.&M'........f ALMONDS .·-f~HOCOLATE ....... f'C,l( L E S Shod~.$1.99 '' LAUNDRY . ' ~~L · ~· ~ '. 2':;;45C, . SERVES. __. .......__,.__ 12aL2ft ,.,. ·~C · · ·Hu.,..• FRUIT COCKTAIL. '" WttiTE BREA.D li!II!~ANS lwt. ~ 4t 'Do!s, L- Prlce Yellow OlliORS~ , �.... ' • DailfSenllnei, . ' • Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 · March m 15 · 1961l-3 • WANT ADS Showcase Talent p""".',i~ ,Ready Thursday ~7 ' - I Ne w "' " " · -~ - - - TELEVlSlON RADIO AND S.\!A LL appliance repa tr Phone OLs MrChntock, Ractne, Obw. 2-l ·tfc FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 8 eenta per word, oae tnsertton Nulimum chargf' - 6Q cents. IS eent. per word for three consecutn·e msertwlUI I (Continued From , ...,. One) l lht'lm,t purtwn wtU be representaI UH'~ vf ooth the JUmor and lienwr [ l'aw 'u 'l aw IJ aure Club directed b)' Mr a nti )1rs John Hardy. Maktng up the costumed dance gruuJJ ur c J a~k1e Jones, M.lke . t..ruL'H~r, Amta Collms, Manuel L.ru e~ l!r. .' 1an Iyn Moore, Ron ald Ct.~ llul~ Joan Hewet8on, Duuglas .'1-Joor.;, .\Jr .11nd ".rlrs Roy Holler, .\1 1 anti )I r s Willis Le<~dmgbam , 1.\l r 11m.l ~'lrs Geor ge Hackett, Jr., .\li s Allee t.Jobollar and Mr. Har _ ____ I CUSTOM HUJL T K.Jl 1 H~ DE ll&.ned fo:- •our born : f-., ea Hm~tel t ·n, _;nan aJJd AL i"..ott, Special - one month for 30 cents per word Nl rate of S centE ptor word w11J be cha rged tor advertism& it hot paid wil!bin 10 day !i after rect"IVlllg btU. 8-6-tf Pb.one WY-2·5321 llrroN :lQ Advertl3lng - Should ~ reported lmmedi11tely The Dtdly Sentinel will not be respons1hle for- more than one mcor- nLEVISION RADIO AND SMALL \ Appliance re~lr. Co~ll Frank • C ptel N ond A • n.t, 414 · 5ec ve., u Middleport. 3 3 tfc 1 ~ - lnoertion. · · Ca:rd of Thankll and Special NoUces of t;vent& $1.00. Ob1tu.anes pnbllahed at 1 cent per word 6 DAYS WORDS l DAY :;! DAYS I ~0. $1 35 1& 61lc OOc $UO $1 80 20 flOc $1 20 $600 $2 25 25 75c $1 50 $7.150 Ada reeeived by 10 AM w!IJ b·~ . n that day s paper. I - - AUCTIONEER I I v l 'harles W err~· . m bbckface and IJ;.~r:K cd b)' dancers Leah Grueser a w.J Hu t h An n Edw<~nis will open Complete Sll!rvlu Crltt Br.dford the ~l'cond haU ol lht> bl'nellt wtth Write, Phone or Contact l lJark to.,.,u Struu er!i Ball" and A. c. BRADFORD, R1 dn 1 , Ohio. yuu ngstcr , Kat hy Francu, of the 25 tf commuiuly, wlli do PHONE WY-2-2157 1:::.~r<~ ~ u ~e 1~.,..,-:~-,...-------,-,.,-,...,,......,,...,...-----..1~· 1 !::ti!IIH' Sunda~ Mormng." Glee Oubs Will Give Concert Priscilla Circle dS Hoi 5 ession • Tuesday Even•ng c n NotTI(lNJNG REFRlGER atton ~rv1ce Jack s Hefrtg t!ra - The Prtscllla Circle of the F1nt Baptist Church, Middlepo~;t, met Tuesday evening at the borne of Mn. Charles Vroman. The busmeu meeting was conducted by the chairman, MISS Freddie Houdashelt and Mrs. Gene Cole. al Iea d er man was the d evot1on for- the evening. Mrs Harold Thomas conducted a program on Btble questions and anawers. . Durmg the roeetmg a letter was read from MISS Hawley of the schools th~nkrng the ,croup for their contnbuttons to the school lunch program and a let_ter was read from Mrs. Roae Ubhnger, a nussionary m the Congo thanking the Circle for the remembrance sent to her and her husband at Chn.stmaa time. At tho close of the meetmg a de!lsert course was served b)' Mrs. Vroman. (Continued FNm ,.,. One) Judy Gregg , Otana Stumbo, Bonnie Van Cooney , Emmaline Bow· les, Loretta Hannmg , Barbara Sttles, Karen Walker, Kiren Me· Elhinny, Doris Rtce, Sandra Brewmgton, Clyda Taylor, Bertha Wilson , Sharon Evans, Susie Al· lenswo-rth, Sharon Ingels, ld a wu son, Francis Pettit, Phyllil Pettit Karen Gregg, Beverly Perrin, Barbara Jones, Sarah Hanmgan, Helen Taylor, Evelyn Gibbons, Judy Ratliff, Nancy can ,' Carolyn Ervm, Jeanne Bowles, Paula JohiUICO'J, Dottie Mowery, Dora McKee, Carol Jacobs, Jacklyn Ratliff. Carohrn RUISell. I · " ... ~.,:,\:,: ~- Reseners Work In Heavy Snow gaL = (Conlin"" Pnm , ... 0...) tGolJ were found. Then tilt nected witb tll,e reacue opention. re.aeuen for&ed OD to tile ..baet lll..wl Crflik CHI C•. P~ tlope'' area, 1Wl deeper in the dent Rayrponcl S.lvatl, who h•d mine. Tbere the dead meJI were a wl1ll In his offk• only found. 100 y•rd• from tht mine hH4, had to bt helP~*~ to hl1 ~~ "U Doaaldlon led tbe QltD Sa mot.lfe by I stat. pellcelnln. directloa, onlf the LOrd -hy," Hld Nlcholu c,uni~u ... lheo~.-· u""' that the 13 !' '<DOWI ' • inmers whose bodies were found Yiee pruident &Dd pneral in the rock-1trewn, three-foot hi&h of the mine eom.pan,r. passagewa,- were trying to crawl CamleLa llld the men eould not back to the last of three mine have lived out the lint day In pockets in which 1t had been th ,, hoped they barricaded themselves e -.ope area. against deadly carbon monoz.ide fumes. KIDNAP saAACH PAILS ALGIERS UPI.-Freocb anny Apparently the men tried tJJ ea- search pai'Uea have failed to find cape through the rear of the mine any \flft of four ;European letbut then decided to retrace their Jddnlped bY Algeriaa rebell steps. Deputy state minea chief a SLlDdaY drive. Offi Paul IJngo sorrowfully noted the out hope that the cap. dead men had [aUed to reaeh two women, area three. relea~ed unharmed .u '"W• know If they h.cl made It were two other- Euroi)IIDI Hiz. they would have Men life," ed in tbe .same rt&ioll earlier in. Llnto llld. "There Is fresh air the montb. In thet Metion all the tl ...." -.;;;;;:;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;;;;;-. 10 IndusJack Matheson, !Ill triAl at mine, waa ~;,;.,;; ta rtldl UNVENTBD BEATER NOW I!~~;~~:~:~~~~ United l'rtM apparently the s&ft"IUDtll the end. men in tJte. troup wen I 'illtin•g normal poJitioru wllen. I' tbem" Matheton ,aid. had a cUnner bucket 1 I lr.. Chesl er Grange Comes Home I L' ROYAL VENT£0 ' CIRCOLATOR I I I Heckler SponsorS washington Trip• 1 aII DitK SterreH I J 1 NEWSPR-~NG COATS·&.SUIT$ Phillip Sistt~fl . e, I W Jlllt hf: MEEKER LEATHER $U GO~DS Experienced RADIATOR - -------- ~tsTstT JEW· eJ:EfiY~~, .. i'''""'" 1\' (9) For Sole NECCHJ SEWING MAc..:JIINE iqulppcd to Ilia ug, darn, mon· • ( 14) • I For Rent__ REPORT . .. ,..rtmanta, People'• Te1 r.cs and Vale lt., oH autternu"i Awe.. Pomeroy. Phone WY-2-2327. REPAIR , osram, etc. OriGmally aold fur fl81 .50. l'I:IY of[ b11lance due of APAh •'MENTS _ .t urnlllhed and ~tl".90 or $8.00 per month. Mid d , ,. l 'bono WV'• -·•••• 1•11 1urn 1s11e . ••1e""alters, dlt' 3 If" .... .. ...,-. _ _::.·::.1--titc port. Phone WY·2·328fl, 2·3-U We repn Ir aII t ypes of ra d l- PlfNkft.:T JK. GARnEN THACI'Oil 7 and 8 KOOM KOU&&, 4 ROOM a-tors, from heater cores to ,..t e new. See l•'rcd l.tlrklllll , apartment and "'• roo•· apart-· the Jargest truck or tractor ... Long Botlom, Ohio. 3 1~ J_tp ment A N Bengel, Phone radiator. REGISTERI~D LANDRACE MALE~ WY ·2·3272· 11·2-tfc Holt, 4 moe. oil!, alao wean· Unlaae. Phone Sll2·41M. NEW MODE:HN 3 UOOM AND 3 1. 8tt: hllth apnrllllt!llt. Phooe WY 2· -~,-,.-,- - .::_:: .,}"14! s WINDOW 8 LINl>S AND SIIAOES - - -- -- - . Ye 1!;Uan 8hnd11, all 11ize1' ~.and HF.Hitl(OM F'llilNISIU-:I> APAJt'f. eu1on t'rt~e X.tlmatu. Dale ment m Mlltdlcport 4 room and (20a) Termite _, b 1 'd WI p...., 5 upp 1y, 2Uit Unlc.n Ave. , ul 1 rcs1 euce in l'omeroy, Call Control 3-4·60lc WY 2 387<1i. 3 12 6tp Pomeroy, Ohlo. ~f.:~~~c-z[~~-~ PHO.._TII' •n SLANT N""DLE S ( 17) H t W SING.., """' EW· e.p ante d .rot1:.t tnc macbtno in modern mahull· Supply Store. Vaughan Pe8t Control Ce an)' cabinet. Only a few mouthl WOMAN OR GlltL TO old, Loolt:a and 1ewa like new. with house ~·or" and earc Member of ~atlonal .eeat con· WiU il 'I bi • trol Aooclatlon. 12-8·Uc •e ot 1 aqce du.e lnvallda. No laundry · day • lQ'I.DO ar fdopthiJ PIJPlentl lf Phone WY2·1Hbe oi CHerry 7· ---~dlelilr,!'!. Phone' WY2-a2M., IJM, . , 11 4tc Insurance Blaettnar's ed on or about May 1&. High schools were noti11'ed of the con· 8b t n me or a . or test rulea this week. Application 1 Gauge&: Montgomery, lU 0 on up· -n thefor old the schoolpa.st bUlldma on schools. blanks may be obtHine'd at the btll, &evcral ll.t. uu wwe1, g HJd Ollt:H , ~.~::ll:'~ t h b ld l8 u 1 · upuus HU un upper, 1:.u on lu C~catea: d 1Sc:b0r:ieb ~f:1 n The 19tH winners in Mason Counrunnmg g h'cL, Lock 01.J, a e, w n& ty were 'Melinda Hervey and Ed· July 1946 when the State ward Kin-id bOth f Point Plea l-'-~\.oolCI•tton runnmg 1ortrap and ..o WlcXets.l:~~~i~r:ofllcer ' o a1 eJi:emp lUied tbe ant High .....School. .Movable . o•m•: 7 0 Alt uams are up and ruruung ~ ofof~'Clob'e'ataert GP,oamneroge 'w'e re -,-,.,-:--,---MASON CLINIC uap u <~ wn Lu <~lt.J mcluam~;: LOck candtdates. 11, [rt.~m 17 tu ~. 1u1111111 r; lull Adml,aslons: -Mrs. Jane Snouffer, ln 11146 wtth a total membenhlp p 11 0 Mu h' 8 v •• p U"ilJl. of 214, one hundred of tbem were omer y, e : e.. "' owe • voio River Botts; Montgumery, between the a&es of Racine, Match 10; Mrs. Rosalie Suutltern (JtJWn al U::JO a. m., HH; Kearhl, HarUord, March 12: Gary 'J, Sil.l<l.h i\.OJLC liOWil at u.ao uearl, .the Preston, Mlddleport, March 12; m, u-a, Lock Suliltll uown aL · Latr)' Keys,d Pomeroy, for• improveBirthll h'" M lod RUS. 1.;.: •·' a 111 ., 1·1; .Lot.~CK IJ, A. V. : a aug wr, e Y Qle, l-mt>, Jr, uuv.u al u J5 a 111, 6U; 1~"".'". "' 't."he communltyh~v~!':t~~ to Mr. and Mrs. JuUan Edwin .L.ucK 1.. , 1\.mtr"w n aowu a 1 :;.au Pomeroy, on March 9. most Important and tar Snouffer, A Ch rl Robert to Mr a. nt., u-• . Luc1r. lo, JtocKcl Uuwn acbie\tement wae tbe son, a ea • · .. ~ 1:0101.1 tt . m., U·l, 1. .to . 1•retl.le1·gcr and Mn. Charles Robert Kearns, tbll a:roup o1 JOilllJ IZ. oowu i.l t ~ .. i> a. ILL, o-::U, LocK .1.3, making available every HartfQrd, on 1111kc LreUnor down at b p m ., 11· 1, ~ruuc \\' rna~ ouwn ut 7 l:i p. for participation. were a con1t.ant iplpir&Uon 111 _ ~- u; Hobert K Heei.l t.lown IH challenge. lt waa realized u.l~ p. m., U·», James u t>"rancu; In their hand• reated _the up at J.:ia p. m, 11-u, VuH·1u1 up at · '11. 10 p m, li·H; t_:nartcs H Stephen· of tomorrow and. tbe na· ••n up., 9 p m, , . ..,, ll<>mr up tomorrow . 1\1. 2:ia a m, 1·0; liaUtpolts, lshma lOme of tbeae youna: peothe active membera o1 ~.oreek up ut 2 a m., lll·O. GranJe. Married with cbtl Kananwa liver ldooatto Wmfleld, of their own, they bold of. !'"'" "' ' ;,:. oown at 0 ·00 P 111 ·· 1 :.!. and work laithfully ia and for • ;: li-vK ' (20bt - CARRIER WANTED TO DEWVER N papen on Nye Avenue, 1f Inter· DO STIVIIS 1 este.:! CAll WY 2·21~7. Attachments aullable. t' ull 3 7 trc price ooly $33.00. Phone W¥2· 12063-11-6tc AUTO CLAIMS ADJUSTER Opeulng avallalilo In local area REG!STER~D MAL~ COLLIE. for trHince or experh·nced man Phone New 1-lucn, TUrner 2· bctwt-en llilea 25·3$. High ttchuol lltH2. 3·16·31c graduate with aon1c culleae or equivalent buslncta expe1 ,once rocjulrcd G' -~d wlary plus car und expenll~J- only aggr~'sslvc BARNIS·SU4PSON INStJB.ANCI!I AJen'-' Middleport. F~ Auto. ambttloUI 1'1~h t)·~ yGuu.:;: men ne~d apply, Send con\pletc l'f! JU· 1 mobile, Bonda. Phone wt-2· :Hlfla. me wltlt. experience and ulat')' roqulred •o Box 688-1 c/o The - -· - - ~ Dally Senilncl, Pomcr~y. Olllo.,CO~LBTE JN:;URANC!i !'IUJ. ~ 3 1.3 3tc tectlon. lJie, Auto, )'irt, PoUa. -:c=-:-::-- --:::--:-;:_::.· CaU Doa Mllll, Jflddloport, HOOVERS ALl. LAT! MODELS. •' --- 1958 CHEVROLET over the feed l•••.n!•d Gra by Carl Kautz. ge t [ · t...O~tt ;;;~~~-~~,.,,.,~P~o~~~~~~·~~~~~=,.,,.lja. i' o!Ore now U& J!8C .v.:-. ... 1.1n ey ~· .,,"""'. ,'7 :00' "Manhunt . Tral 7 :30 W1gon · n ' :30 Prt"' Is Ri&ht 9:00 Perry COmo Sbi)W JO:OO This iB Your L1fe 10 : ~ Tombstone Territory U : ~ Newa Headllhea !1: I~ . Wnlheft'!' 11: 1~ 1~. r~~;~~~:~·ll\l~f:t:.he:~~ HOSPITAL Grange. And blstocy reputing 14; Mrs. WUlllem II'e tllelr cbUdren, Mrs. Ralph lae,rvi.Oali'.udy a:rowlnf 1Dto active CheeseMrs. Allen Mtss Zitll Ann . Rlch01rd Sal~:~er Hut·mc; George Hille, Racme; OoniiJd Bumgardner, :New Haven. · Dllmulsed March 14: Alex Uorton, Mrs. Mlehael Malone, Phillip Peveto, Debra Nolan, Mn. Stanley ~hur~h, Pau~ Halle,-, Mrs. Sloven· 11011 l.;&rpenter and son, Mrs. Raymond Yaialicb. I HOUSE ~'OR SALE IN PAGE, C.aa No. 11,302 . town, alx rooms, 4: rooma down, Atlmln••trator De hnt. Non 2 up, 'approximately t acre Itt ltta.. •• N.al'l•ret M. S..m•n vel iand exeellent wetl 13 mllel DMMMCI from Pomero' on s~te Route. Notice ii hereby glven thlilt HerRAD!ATOII 892. Price $1,000.00. IDqulrt· herl Nldtola ·whose 1'<111 ' M H 11 t p it Ad¥e111 It CUller, Ohio, bas l i 1 b tr repa r n a Y 1 D· t'f. owe 1 J.l. OWD. l du•-.o op"'.._lnted aa · Administrator opoclalloiL All work 9-12·801e " .. guarante:ed. 'Free utlmate 1. Faa& --------~--- de bonis npn of the Estate of ·Maraame iJIJ tervite. Rickett's FOR SALE: 4 · room houee, 111> amt ~· Sf:l:tm•,n lat!!! of Mel.gs Soblo, PiimefOJ1 Phoae WY2· · acres, ~ mLles below Lon1 !Bot•· Co"tm'• Ohl~ d,eoe•aed. . 38'11. , 8 7 ·12te . tom on lonfl riv~r ro1,d, on sq_hoo~ ·Dated th1t 2Dth day ~f February, i · bul -'tnd mail r,utt. ElectrtC1ty, .tiMIO. , MUILL•It PUilNAC:IIt•, WIITI...-~ cistern water, cellar lJ!\Cie'r bouse. ... John C. Baco~ HOUII tpplltn"" Ameld ar. So~ fruit treat. PriCe $1000. AtUne Jud&e of the -PrObate Court lhtn.l ~ . Ohio. - . . Parker Chane~. llaehto, Ohio. . Molga (]ounty, O~io WY....... , ' IM' ' ~· ~lit> ,, ,(3) :1. t1. 10. ate McMASTER' HA ~arch Doui~ Re Tbe loa Pur 1-:00 Sign Off - lit 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4 .:JO AdVenture Theater 5:00 Steamboat BiH 5:30 Sgt. Proo!On 8·00 Flatt & Smii&S Show 6:25 weatbeuast 6:30 News Pieture 6:..5 Huntley Brlntter Report 7.00 WhlrlYW& sllqw uo Rucue 8 · .11'1..-n-13 _.'11111rsday ,;nu "" JN'C ·..~fV "A ~ .~ ' • ,_ ' l Ch~nnel 8 t Aa·n.l.IB ' ...>1+l.i....-.11111 RWnawr a:W Dot11 ldartin Show \.R 9o00 Rol'f:' Roo!' • I. ,,:. !OotgiiJ~ $ [ '1/? river 11. PeNial\ rup troo•e ..... 1T. Conclude 20. Helen ca\IMIS ~ ll. l'llnUDtt thll. oordllct 11. Bird ot rock 21. Beap.l btu -peue 21.- and kln dweller as. Unroll U..l'l'ellur. 2:. Ancu 40. PUI.kle 2"8. Bay window a. Bind 41. Level 80.110-•7 11ap.) ILIMb<l ukano& Q. .Joltl a&. 8tberliUI. antelope ......... a&.llacohortes lalabcl ... NilrMr7 ....... odlep- t...-+--+-+--11\1 Diopatcher ... 'l'all< JtOIJIIy DOWJf 2.0un.e Alh lL ....... Of Ill)' m-+-+-¥-+-+--s! ~-4--l--l--llo " dJ&' DAILY a&YnoQuar£- Hoto'• h9W to work ltr ) AXTDLB£AXa Coll(l 2:30, Gale Storm Show 3:00 iBeat the Cllk.!o 3:30 Who Do You trust 4:00 AmerU:in ~ 5:80 Rocky and llll Frienda 6:00 San f!raaclsc:o Beat 8:30 YOur ERO Reporter ~ 8:40 Weatherman 6:4:5 John Daly Newa 7o00 rtllht 7:30 Gale Storm Show 8:00 Donna Reed Show 8o30 The Real MOCOys 9:00 P11.t Bo.one Show 9:30 The \!Qtptll!hal>leo 10:30 !J. Bonter l!alr<ll 11:00 News Toni.Jbt iHXI $~nnlng tile Weather IJolO ~~a 11om • s. . , ·\.l<ln;m_~ l l!d '· :.__:: ~., ,,,. ••.v, .. lmmrr. , \ l~ B:OO· • Tho i1\r'te &ti?Ofl.. 1:30 The We of Rlle7 ' t:Oo Arthur 'l •tit;.tl~1 1.11 The o~ule IUvlln SbOW ' ~:= !JI'#Jbl ;. ' 7:80 Be Our Guest tropboo. the Ienrth and f""""tlOII ol the won5l are oil h!Dtr. BliCb 4Q' tlMI code let.ten are :dUI'erent. £ ""'...,._ q.otaUoo X•T :tl'l'CN~T'B NVAYOX, XT.V X TW V J J-J' C QY A, lO:M . -Mmstropg· f'b;ele Theater 1-toOO 11 o'dodt News ' ' Welthet Look at tlie Y~ lllnlotaoiOI THI1 KOI!T ARTFOL l'AI!.'r IN 10 - lltlol 7HNna IJ114lcolt, lac,) Jerry Lewis Thinks Strike In · · Movie Hurts WorkerS' By VI~- SCOTT UP! Holt- c,;,...._..t.,., • HOLLYWOOD UP! - Jerry Lewls said today be is asbamed of his fellow actors for not conii.d~r­ mc. other movie workers tbrown out of. jobs when the performers went out on strike. "It is only because I re~t the people 1 work with that I am on strike," he i!IAid. "And oldly enough, I'm one of the people who is on strtke against himself. Jerry Lewis the bas Is Mostly On Music On Tile New Half Hour Of . , .... . ~ ~ BPS SATONE ·~000 FLAT ENAMEL . . . . ''\_. {;_ • J''l' NAC• £ l'LA.T lll THE FOOL'S - CERVANTES. The Accent 8:8o Men ~ ·~PIIf"' 9.00 The Mllliiltialft ' 11:10 I've Got A Se<ret ' 11 LOJI"GrJCLLOW I OM tetter ldmpty lf;abcll tor uotber. In thllllllmpJe A II UHd tor the th1u L'l, X for the two 0',. etc. Single letters, ·~ taik, Of The Town· Pt. Pleasant CLOS~ . 0\J.T .$ALE -~ liS. J:xc~tton 85. Depart lt. Wh .. l M. Arabian t.l'ollowo4 ,~w~u:tN:Tv .Chana.e l , .1a ,,. The Brighter 1>11) n. Tbe Bl&' ..,. (obi.) ~;gg ~::i~ Ioiii' J - J:Mo 8:4() ' \V.altbet'tn.IIID J· 1!45' .fohn Daly lilen -IJ':., Four Ju1t Mea ...'1:~ Brave StaWon . ·iGb Charley WeaVer Show 11:80 OIZie and llarriett ' 8:00 Hawaiian E)re ' 10:00 Wedne~ Night Filbts ~ l0:45 Sports Parade ·• II cOO The Newa ~ , ,., 11:10 ScanniDJ · the ' Weatlier 11:1~ Sports Report , li::!Q !,.ate. SMw " U:f't :~ Silft Off hmporarlly 1"- Brulltan 4.Dltell · ·12·:oo ~~e"' Gub J?:30 ~ve That Bob toOO i.boul Faaeo I 10. J'uroloh ilr".UUUI. "C"t&IJI 1.....1-..-.J 11:25 Esso Reporter .,.,.._.., 1:30 ''I liinJed Joan t:oo' 1 8:80 'lltl ~ nf~ , I:()O San l"raodt<o Beat ~a.~~· .... ,.. Me~ ... 40. -~'* HhOO You Bet Your Llle 10:30 Ti~e A Good Look •·M ~-u 11:00 Newa l{eldlihes " "'""" ... ~ .... _ ...... . 110 - th DoOO , ~ "•"'~". r~•w I ' " " ercut , i g·,R.'·:t , ~'t .J~. ~ · ~ ; - . _ _;::I;I::,IIJ:.,_;J::•:;o;J<;:<~':;a::ar:_:Sh::•0;w:_~-- ~ - • . ..... . 4f. Dlolncllned ' .. ~~~- 2t. Tttle ot o!oth 1:30 Pord Show l\:t6 . SiP On 6:00 COiitioentd Claaroom f. 01 1M 1.. ..=:"".. 8:00 . Bat Masterson s-:30 Stace•o 9oOO Bachelor Father --,---,--,. blverace 7. Hlndu delty N.pect L JAVel to iho J7, Little , FROM o: I BuSiness Services 1 ohio. ·-- -~ --.-L_;~~n_o_I_N_o_t1-.c-e•·~~~ND (21) Real Estate -~ OP APPOlNTMINT NOTIC:I ... l:lS Shop He,.- Shipment! AND ••Oo IITRtiT ' .., -. I l!il!! 8:00 D:SO D---··- CIIANGB THAT ...u.,.... ...., I I ii:OO 4:30 10:00 •. Aic:oho!lc af.1dnnl' s,t-.1 .. ,.,...Ike •st••YWJ 1(1:30 Play Your Hunch cOmedy Pit~houee IUO Price Is Right •Adventure "Tbile 11.30 Peoples Choice SteambOit BtU t2:30 It Could Be You Quick Draw McGraw 12:00 Truth or ConleqoenceJ $teaDiboat DlD l oOO llid Day Newa "Tlie Jirh Tbi.5tr 8boW 1:10 MovJetlme W.a llleftut 2o30 Loretta YOIIDI Sho" News Pii:tW'f" 3:00 Young Dr. Valooe u u ·~old63 11 ....... 3:30 From These Roots vtiiiWI lne1ude I • WSAZ.TV Chan·nef 3 :Cit---' 3 _ W-".....1- DAILY CROSSWORD 1-~~ -- TELEVISION GUIDE One-b~ ..., lbo ....., • .,. ..... 'but ollly o low luncb palll Second Soprano: Susan Pullen, Janice Zirkle, Shirley Gilkey, Ruth Ann Farmer, Lmda Forrest, Marianne Brinkman, Cmda Mor· ris, Patty Lowery, Mary Swanoon, (I) Notices {9) For Sale -- - Texanna White Coleen Wilson - - - -- _ _ _ _ __ , 110'\-I,E BUlLDF. HS, E-IH CH CABI· 1' ·111 :-. A l i L'~ ~ t'ase will du "St Jean Caaey, M~ry Fratler, Kare~ Thomes M. Fain ELECTHO LU X VACUUM CLEAN · I Nf.T m.a kcrs Formica smk tops Luul1> Blut·~ Wi lh H.oy H.euter and FergU40n Becky Leonard Dianne Termite •nd Pest Control er- Grey fm Jsh. HKs eomplete set VIn yl asbesti)S block laid. House wn, K,_mmc, Ill ;uwther blacktacc CALLED ay ILLNESS McComas' CarolYn Searl~ Janet ,.: .... Inspection, lnsuran« Nationor l:llladunents with throw-away repalts of llll dt>s~npft()ns Call l num llc r ctomg ":::.Onny Boy," and Mr and Mrs. Wilham Hicks BakA'carla: Gilmore' Sarah wide. E.. r term.. ba.gs . Complete pn ce only Guy ~1 f gler, R:~cme, ObJO Loonni.l lte!IH"l , also Ill blackface , and Mrs. Rex Atgabrlte of Woos- Bechtie, Dorp Couehen<J~. Phene F'omeroy WY 2• 2366 $::16 :;o Terms. Phone WY2·2::!04 2 24 tfc presen ting ·A t! Hnund H.uund Wllh ter, Ohio, were called to Holzer 3-ll-6tc _ _ _ d te M<~~un · D1xun Lme." H~pital, due to the serious ill· Alto: Marianne Woodgerd, Lynn Portsmouth PR 6-2850 tfc IBABY SHOES · BRONZE, GOLD .. , ness of the1r sister-in-law, Mrs. Buchanan, CaroJ,yn Wilson, Chris---~- - - - - 2-29- 44 1\ CRES - Z~ Building lots iu and SJ!vcr Plated Wnte : RayA comt.->dy skit , 1 .~~d~t t!now ICurmon Bailey of Racine. tme Coats, Barbara Covert, Betty LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY WITH Rutland Village $1.500. C. R mond Thomas Langsville OhiO lhe Gun "as Lt.~aded WI the 1 Covert, Judy Sauer, Carolyn ~Wl)' released Dex-A-Diet Tab· Jorrla11 , Salem St., Rutland . ' 2 is 30tr cuntnbutiOn " 1 the Chester Bradford, PbylliJ Hilbert, Janil lets. Onl)' 98c at your drug store. 3 12 lllp C " "dnge wnlh ~I rs Huth Baer JR the Hauck, Rosetta Richards, Susie LILANDS lt'a 111g ro c. Singer, )l.arceUa Ward, Judy 314 titc - - --- ----,- - - - - - TRAILEllS SPRING SALE 24 ••~ a. TV Fl'•r.alr .....,,. Clark, Jan!~ Richards, Kay JenMOTHERS. THE FIRST SHIP· new 10 WJdes 3tl to 51 H 15 Phon• WY-2-22SS Other rol eti Ill tht= m u~Jc:ll com kinson, Charlene Davis. MENT of WHITE STAG guls Used nne and two bcdroolft Pomarow, ~hlo. u ly \\Jll be vla~t·U i.Jy Pau.l Haer. (C II d F p On) p,·-t Son•anoo 10 Hoy .\ullcr, t:ilrl lJeau , Betty Lou on nue rotn . , . e "" .· Judy n--••.I''Po~i;~ials \.J:l'l:"(lirectinn tbe Io.,., :rea. Un ·t 11 sportswear, a&e 7 to 14, 18 here. repossesswms. ror H Br 1o1 (d Rid Bonnie VanCooney, Bertha W<'(, ·~ ' Clamdiggers, Calfsk:lnners, and balance due. For the best selec· , ~- Dta n, Mautlla Mtller, Mr and Mrs ayes own, rs. 1 enour, M attempt had hoped· that the the Shorter Shorts Heavenly . bon of new and used trailers m ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THE lJ ult Kautz, Mr. and Mrs. Davit.! Miss Margaret Weber, Dana son, Karen cEJhinny, Beverly company's safety ~main~. southern OhiO, come to WaverhHI&? Do" your aoul need _uw· Ku hlcnlL, VJrl!:lflUI Wright, Barbara Smtth, Pearl Parker, John Wal- Perrm; Second Soprano: Phyllis , Donaldson, .one of the traP! tops m smart knit atyles all in ly . ThCsc trailers !Ire well worth ing? Best Work. Lowest Prtcaa. Wn ght, Hlcky Kublentz, Deana ter Frimk, Jean Louiae Summer· Hilbert, .Marianne Brinkman, Sumen, had led the Jrilnen &o coordmating colors. Layaway . your tnp. Come prepared to RACINE SHOE SERVICE SHOP l:)ael 11 ., 1ell Parker, Esther Wrtghl field and Rev. and Mrs. Bert O'· san Pullen, Janice Zirkle, Lmda ""!!!!!! available If that Is more conven- 1 rleal Low down P•>ment, b•nk RACINE, OHIO. <~ liLt :..t<~l'J (!JJ C Holtman Wlth Doro- Connor. F-orreatl Alto : Judy Butcher, Janient. The Shoe Box, Middleport, ice R1cnarda, Christine Coats and Ohto. 3 14 6k ' llnan cl n[;: Anythtnll of value lily l\Jfl" ~ eJ 1" ng as accompants 1 1 The third and fourth degrees Barbara Covert. 1 taken tn trade ft' re e Delivery \oclH<~ Il \ (.llJI I~I s 111 the _second were exemplified by Roclt; Sprmgs -------TIIERE WILL BE A DANCE IN Save up to $l,QOO. WAVERLY lifilt uf U\i" m h~ l~ii l will mcludc Grange on Mareh 20 the ' hlgh school gymnasium at 1 MOBILE IIOMES SALES, u. s 1 Lc11m D<~ 1 ' 11 Y ·1 hom psun . si ng ing 1 Mrs Harley Musser and the Harrisonvtlle, Ohio, Fru:la,-, 1:1 30 lhghway 23, Wa\·erly , OhiO. H<.~ri.Jur Lt ghts , ' J\.lrs LoiS Ann I mstailatlon team from Harrison· \ . ' ', ! til 12. Admission 3Uc, Mualc will (:J) to 11-12-16· 17·18.122-23·24· Hurt presl!llllrl ~, a mcdl~.), "Em vtHe Grange instilled the foUowbe by Cllf( Byers and hiS 2tl-29-30-12tr I ur ucta hl c Yuu ,Lnd I Don ll mg officers: Strlngnotes, 3-16-3tc - - - - · ( 1\ now Why, " Bruce Stalnaker do lll b( "Chattanooga Shoe Shmc Master c. N. Jonu; Overseer, (Contlnloltd llrom p._. One) THREE HOOMS OF ALL NEW I 18) Auto Sales furmture, 41) pc . In all at ln-l Before 9:30 AM Hoy" and lkrb Grate doin~:: G L. Michael; Lecturer, Elina As last year, 'the contest will be gcl '• FUI'IIllure with 39, gas Middleport WY·2·l649 " lrecs." Harpold; Steward, Floyd RJde- absolutely non-partisan and the ;,•• and 12 c·u fl llol p 0101t Pomeroy WY-2-3:J95 nour, Assistant Steward, Ralph winners will be selected on the 19M l'"ORD VS 2 dr custom sedan ..,., Ralph Werry will do the ''Vars1ty p k Ch i i J B H b f it 1 b ,_,. '." Ex~n1 good fm1~1 . Extra good 'Adno r"fro"cr"lo< 1.,,,se I KAUTZ FEED STORI d d ar er; ap a n, . . ayes; asts o mer a one, e eQlpu...u· u:: ... .. .. • Dr1:1~:" 10 a ancl! ·ba ton acl an ,r ~ E B K · ht Se cd Ind d t d dl · t d car. $595 Bl<~cttnar'.G, Pumemy '" ' s of f<o<nc'ture we-om n"l At Chestfl' reasurer, . . Rig ; ere. epen en an &ID ereste .,., " , mmstrel ma mnues Eslhcr Syll'ester 1 M G L lol' b 1 G t d t be d 1 t ·u 3 16 61< l Ull aflc' 0 down payment Yukon 5-1145 ary, r11. . , IC ae: a e- u ges, o name a er, WI &e· ' . . P·,,·k•< \ ' lllld Irene Gruc~ er will du the on!)' k i woode; cerea, w<~s -made The savufllll can be HAMR.L SERVICE STATION li h ccper, Ch ares ec t the w1nnen f rom each county. COURT 8 Good Cla•n U11d Can N d t Btfo,. 9:00A.M. blackll ght n mbcr of the ow , Mrs. Bernard Eiselstel; Pomona, Wmners will be selected on the 38 IIIII "'-lce1 •nd MOIIels ;::~~hs ' t~ P~~.n J~~{m;~y the J Alb~ny 3353 '"J'uck Me 'lo ~Jeep in My OlU Mrs. E. B. Kni&ht; FIDra, Mra. C. basla of tcholarsbip, qualities of METROPOLITAN MOTORS hal anee or ~6 6 9 week Here 15 Evt!ry Day Servlec • "i ucky lluwc ' N Jones; Lady A11sistant Steward leadership and on the basis of a 600-606 iast Main St. $990 worlh or furniture for CIOI!itng 1t1e program will be a !Mrs. Floyd Ridenour; Executive one-page essay entitled "Why I Pomoroy, Ohl•· OnlY $699. Phone WY2-21i31l. WRITE TODAY }<' OR RHODES dance line culii !Ju:;cd oL Nedu committee, E. R. Hayes, Bernard Would Like To Work m a Gongresfolder and low chick pnces. .urum vrl.l, K.trliL JJ ucnncr, ~all<l> E1selstem and Henry Beaver; Leg sional Offlce." 3·1U-6tc 1953 BUlt:K Spct·Jal 2 dr t~cdun A l'rompt answer Rhodes Hateh· unun ~t:r anu l~y nn JJam~:ls dumg 15 ~<~liVc Agent, E. R. ~ayes: BuslThe contest 11 open to any stubar"aUJ Ill thlls pnce $Jti5 Ul<tl'lt I Ill 'l'blle For Sprmg 1-i. JJ~ l llill g l.ut:s <Htd lhe granu r.1ess Agent, G. ;.. Mtchael and d t . th tb d f 1 nar'l, Pomeroy. 3 lO 6tc ELI!:l'TI{ Jc INC lrB'AToH 416 fi:GG Va . 3-9·30tp lllwll' 'l\w mcnts to llemembt!r , Insurance Agent, Henry Beaver. e~ 1 .m e e e~~nl e: ~y ery, Spcm·et·, FASHIONABLE-~ 185.2 t 'Oltl..l--6--2 • door. Guod capacity , cx:t·eHent condition. ~ tw'w .t( l'ulllp<~lll:it Is JV1rs. olive Meetings were held m the ~ub llcl oJr pkaroc taLi gl sc Moo m 1 School Bu<'idlng unt<'l e ' ac son, nco n, ason, conditton. J>n ccd rcasonahle W M . Smclair, Star Route, BULLDOZER SER\•ICES AVAIL 1ng~<wam wllo w1ll be Jomed b)' . Pleasants Putnam Roane Tyler !'bone WY 2 ti7 10. 3 16 3lt Pomeroy , Ohio. 9-16 3tp ABLE by hour or )oh. Cnntact. uuwr members 01 the FJVC &mls m the second year. At that Wayne a~d Wood 'countte~. ' .Mason . (;Jt>" SP 3-5776, 'rhursday m.:ht" ~ lime Chester Grange moved to A boy and a girl will be •elected " ·(9o) Morine Supplies· · Roberts. 3 accompumsls w111 .In· the Masomc Hall when~>:~ibe , ~Uon- · from each or the ten counties MrH. l hallea Neuman .and 10r Lodge shared accommodatiOns comprising the 4th Cona:ressional BOATS MOTORS wayne h.oush. At.lmiS!>IOil lt.~r the vrange ~lth the D. of A. Lodge and the Dis trict . with tbe exceptlon of Ca . •nd up whll• ttter last. Metrod llcUciH ts ullc dollar tor a ults · bell. Because of ita large populs:· pollt•n Motora. 600 li. Main unLl 50 cents tor chlldreu. A degree team composed en- tion, two winners will be choaen I• B!oouUlltDt ~· TOoted lieother St., Pomtroy, Phone WY-2-3870. Uunlcy uml Henry ltelbcl urc m ttrely o_f women was organued in within Huntington high schools 11·24-tfc churJ,:c ol llghtmg and st..age decor- 1938 With Berni_ce Ridenour aa and two from high schools outside BILLFOLDS - PURSES - CtuTCB BAGS - ptltl!l'll. uLiol~>. !tu" tile presentatton and Early In the nex.t year tbe city ( 11) Wonted To Buy \lll'Y wu1 Ue ussll!iU,>d by emergenq rust young people's degree Winn~rs wlll aU travel to washnll'mllcn• team was organized with Mary ington m the "month of June tra . 19D1 M~rcury 4 dr. hard lop tiC· WANTED - Horse ~rnwn corn VirKIIUa Mora (Mn. Carl Kaulz) . .' v dan, ~ercurymullc IIUsh bulton p\unkt' ln good condition. Purkand t:llfford Hayes as captains. eltng In groups Df [JVe or stx boys dn"e It& H. ~ht~rp car t ~Ls ldc a lid er t:huncy, Racine , Ohto U a.~ I ) Jn 1944 Chester Grange moved one week and hve or six girls tbe ' out $1b~ lllaetlnur ~;, Pom- ~ :J l5 31p IU ~1\ to the second floor of the K. of n~~adline for cdntest entries is croy. :.1 Ill Ull: . - ::-_ __:_:_::: Hall owned by George Mora. April 17. Winnerll will be announc· ., Dally Sentlllei,-Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Marcb 18, !966--7 walked out on Jerry Lewis .,the producer. 1 could Blgn a contr1et with the Screen Actors GaUd granting tbeir demands, but ;. I haven't done it. "I've bCen in a88ociation ·with Paramount Studios for many yean and I don't want to turn my b.ick c.n them now." · ·1 It Isn't Punny JetTY wasn't in a joke·eracldhg mood. The strike has Upset the 1 uaually jovlal wbo finds , no humor in . "lf the ·aom6thing{' J , aeem~ ' 'to tne .. -' do without hllftidg a m innocent people. There are •f many things open to me per. 1 sonally - television, personal appearances and dozens of ways for · to keep busy. " , 1 , ' .;j urm in the position I am· to· day because of electric:ians, Pl'f1P men: ca8tinl directors, script slrls and all tbe rest. Without them I, ~ouldn't have had 1 lhot at the buslneas. NANCY ·--WHAT G-RIP DO THEY. USE . NEXT 9 ' "In the long rarl the actprs won't like w;hat.; l'f)'t •aylbJ, ,'but eventually they !l(on't thln'k mUl::h of ~~mseJ.ve'l eJther." , ·1·nen Lewl& •.aid an amatii'tg thing. . . ''I'll make pictures witbout acI ha~ to. I just completed lfJ:'he ' Bellboy,' in Fl,o!lda. l used 300 people WhD are pot niembers of jbe aulld. They were actb:ag for flni,\it,,tieiOmi.e. It was tough on me a1 bilt I got the job ton it MONDAY thru 1HURSDAY 11:15 ·._._ntil "nte performers IMYe a 110und atllttment," .he said, ''tmt .tJ\ey have an unsound wi:y ol Joipg I'•'· •b'oUt preserltirie it. · · in. a po•i*.on 1 ' the ... ' , n(r by't~e ,, me i.nil. nor•formen ''-tt!'t ... ;; ,, �Oh io State- Arrtl. & Ttlr' Srt• LJlh j,: m ~ h ~ts. CHUCKLE FOR TODAl GIIAVIY.UO Cl!Stl Women's New SPRING SKIRTS A P'OUP of wom.e-ns cotton solid.! .and print.&tuU pleated styles - some willb matching belts. Sheatn styles in Ulrpoon plaids. skirt& - ~IbM COTTON PRINT DUSTERS Embossed ers - to 9 P.M. cotton dust- short sleeves ~- button front pockets - Sires 24 to 30 roomy Lace trlm . Washable cotton blou..,. Tailored collan and pe- Exciting grou·p of won1ens new sprlag dre!ll;e6 • beautiful aMOrtm~M to choose from - Dan River Gin,lhalllL'll - b\ltclber Un~ n - pongee - S(r&.p ed oham· Sale! PLASTIC RAINCOATS bray - :;hart Vinyl pla•Uc l'arin~t.s snap button front, tie belt , sleevflS stripes and pr1nts. Sizes 32 to 38. blue and green. Girb sizes ter pan collars - $1.00 Sale! attached hood. Wibite, pink, 6 to 14. Womene sizes small, mediwn and large. $1.00 WOMEN'S SKIRT and BLOUSE CO-ORDINATES 2 .pc. coord:inatet~~ in solids and .pJ,aids. Tailored &hirt~ waist top witJh cmbroiden~d monoiNm - pleated skirts - tailored cJ celanMe arncl . Sizes 10 to 18 cupioni - GIRDLES Well known brand. Dis- Sanforized denim, west~ ern cut, s nug, figure flattering; fit - trim tapered legs. No scratch rivets Sizes 10 to 20. aontinued styles. Not all sizes in aU styles . Reg. .8.95 to $11.95. Tronslueent Cblno $59.95 LAWN MOWERS .. . ......... SALE $47.94 Four beautiful floral decorations on translucent white body. Set consists of 12 each dinner tPiates, breakfast plates, bread . and butler plates, coupe soups, desserts, currr,· saucers, two meat plat- ' ters and one each covet· ed suger bowl, cream pitcher, gravy b oat, round vegetable dis~ 4< oovered tureen. ' ' $29.95 a Set WOMEN'S GOWNS Wlllle They Last Y2 PRICE Sale$1.69 PLASTIC STEP LADDERS ._ PLAID SLACI(S Women's wasbable cot· ton plaid slacks - preshrunk - 2 pockets zipper back- plaids and checks. Sitos 10 to !B. RAYON PANTIES '. Regular sizes and ext:a sizes. Knitted of fine '\uallty rayon yarn. Elastic leg briefs, band leg briefs. Prints, solid paslei colors ·a nd white. GLIDDEN GLOSS WIIITE Four Hour Enamel CHAIRS or Swivel Rooker Cbaln BIG PAK u~ PAPER NAPKINS lor. Duroble, washable, quick drying. A white that stays white. Embossed paper napkins in pink, green, yellow and white. 13 by 131,> inches. 200 In a package. $1.79a quart 3 pkgs. $1.00 For exterior and inter· Clean and Omar WALLPAPER CLEANER The non • crumbly type. For painted walls, paper· ed walls, acOulitic ceillngs and window shades. 32 OZ. SIZE 59c ON FAMOUS Berkllne Relaxer PERT BASKETS $77.00 . decorations. For painted walls, woodwork and general household cleaning. Slz~ For the refrigerator and the home freezer. 18 Inches wide, 50.feet long In a handy box with s metal cutting edge. 2for$1.00 WIRE RUBBISH .· URNEU Heavy wire rubbish burners with raised bottom and zipper top. Larce alze. 2 rolls $1.00 STANDABD unun PAILS ~"or many household uses. Will not ••ratch floors - cleans easily_- leakproof. Plnlt, blue and yellow. $2.39 UIERFELDS ..aw eapotJeaeed DIOD.Io . BATH ,MAT -sus •tooooe .. ~ conelJIIoc «<!!lolir 111&~ ..., ind lid ..or,.,_ w...... beouWwty. earpolll. Qae lo lleor eoverlllc depl. Thu":"-r4' ''~•r :' ....,,..., $3.00 ,· '. lh lrd lleor. , ollodoo. Group JJI . . ... . U2.1l0 Whlw lA~ ond duk . '' WAll MIRRORS Libby Owen Ford Glaas. B.lcked wdtth sturdy mason· lt.e" f-actory mounted eyelets, ready for bang.!Jijl'. SALI 'ts.OO $1.95 - 24 Inch X 24 Inch SALE $7.00 . $12.95 - 10 Inch X 10 Inch SALI f,10.10 ~ 36 1~1\ X 36 Inch SALE S1 uo·,. Uae8 VENmAN BUNDS Flexlblt~ .teel alata, sturdy ootum tapes. Colors - egg. sh~U or white. Stock siJeB up to 36" - til 64 lnchea lone. A a:C9<1 bUnd ·at a teneatlon- aU ~ringed - . . . .. . . . ... ... SALE . . . .. . . . . .. . .. SALE .1.89 $3.95 - 72"d08" SIZE ... . . . ..•..••• SALE $3.11' .4.15 - 72:'xl08" SIZE ...........••• SALE $Ut' •us - 72"xiOi" SIZE •.. . . . . , .....• S.fLE f5.29 Only $395.00 ' SIZES 6 to 11 For $1.15 2 . for $3.50 $2.95 SHIRTS Dependa:~le 2 for f5.50 Shirl3. Another· BJ~ Shipment MENS HANDKERCHIEFS In Woven and Reg. Widths MOlls white cotton handkerehiefs, hem stitched borders. Large size. 3 DAY SALE . $1.39 MENS SOLID LEATHIR For $1.00 The Wide Heavy Leatber Work Belts Are ·10 for $1.00 Only $135.00 Another tili ShiPMent Of Mono B""lle.lors.J;Qend .1.00 All pla.sf:l<: covered. Choice of ~ed or tai-lored style. '11:ie on atyte. Belutiful clear coloN - green, red, · yellow, white, black, ttu'Quoi$. EVERYI)AY SOCKS AtU cotton ·l.n whlte, ~. noavy ·blUe, bi'owln or -titect. An eizes. 1~ to I tt " ~uy J:9l!l:.QOJ:': rect Size. Jtegular ribbed tap . styte or t.he anklet &tyle wUih e ht8tic Sele Thun., Fri. & Sat. 79c U.49 TOR PILLOWS 100% foam rubber washable piUows. 13" ~re, genuine shredded fo.am rubber lflU·l n(. Vivid &4:Cent colors. AI· ways ooft, plump, bouncy! 1:-ttP:· •· SPORTS SOCK-$ '•""""., Serviceable ccttDn argylc.swith nylon ,rell'llforced 1beels -and toes. Popular d;lamond argyles in the popuLar color combinaUons. All sizes for ~ys. 72>84 A.Y, ·PRI·DAY, . . . ........... Area Economic Project · University Supervisor Tells Story Bar Weapons Shots In Space Is ~roposed . Police Search Snow, Ground For Clues To Canyon Murden OTIAWA. m . (UP!)- Police burned through a heavy lit· er of snow wjtb flame throwers today in se.&rch of clues to the lArry Beat, dUtrict extenafon sex murders of three matrons whose bodies were found half. Jupervilor of Ohio State Univer· nude in a cave. . aity, led the discU&!Iiona Wednesday Authoritiel aaid more than one ,,_ nd other clues by uainJ impronight at Kyger Creek ScflooJ on aex mania~ probably was in· vised flame throwers, fueled by tbe federaiJ.y.bleased Rural Devel- volved in the murders. But nottled Pl. to melt the •now on opment program being carried out Uld they had no suspects the canyon noor around the caje. in Guernsey .and Monroe cOunties. few clue1. "We don't know what we'll find The meeting was a follow-up 1o The wumen, all neighbor• in but sometbina: has got to liYe," bl e Ch"1cago suburb .Morris said. . one held " Feb. 19 in · Middleport [as hJona Put U• St-~o attendtd by OSU extension direc· wives of prominent ·-tQr Wood, and Cong. Walter H.j met deatb wbile on a Offieiab Nid the women IPJW'Moeller. p¢ition at rugged Stuved ently were waylaid while they . Alvah T. Grover, Cheshire, Prt· State P_a rk near llere. biked tbroub the woods MoDday. .!l tded as chairman. Thetr bodies were found Wed· DeapJte a fteree flruggle, theJ . Mr. Be~t outlined specific pro-- ne~ay in poolJ of frozen blood, w~re dragged to t.be cav~th« Ject& c.arTied out in Monroe Coun- therr clothing torn and their alive or dead. ty. They are aimed at increaslna: sk!~ pulled over t~eir beacb. An . auto~y "'nducted durlil:' the general economic level of the It W84 a sex cr•me, the most the mgJu draeloted all the weO!d area . horrible I've seen In my 19 yean had been reped end died of frae.. He pointed out however u a policeman," Bilid State tured tkulls. lice Supt. William It Morris. The victim• were: "Such developmeni: can com~ if the people in the areas want it Ch,.l In C.we and will worlr: at it. " ' Morris uid the only Mrs. Francet Murphy, 47, 1rif~ '1'\.nother meeting has been plan- lice had :were a three of R. W. Murphy, vice president ned for Tuesday, April ~ .also at Jog, a Pllll' Of broken and general eounaeJ 'of Bora·W~ Kyger Creek high school a't 7:30 p. and a dented camera.. were ner Corp., Chie~~a:o. m. One of th.e persons who hu found in or near the cave and Mrs. Mildred Lindquist, 50, wife spearheaded the Monroe County were covered wUh blood. of Ro~rt Lindqui.at, "f'ice presiprogram will be the speaker. The log was regarded as the dent of the Banis 1'rUJt aDd Sav· E. E. Von Scbriltz, industrial murd.er weapon. '11le cameta and ing11 Bank, Chicago, ageQt of the CleO Railroad Col· binoculars might have been dam· .:"rs. Lilli3.n Oetting, ~. wife of ~mbuli, Ohio spoke briefly ~n the aged when· tbe women made a George OeUing, general supervimter~";.;t his company has in this desperate effort to defend them· sor of internal audits in tbe aearea, and of the need for the rural selve1. counting department or IDinoU development program. Morris said police would try to Bell Telephone Co. in Guernsey count)' cooperation of all GENEVA UPI- Tbe United State, proposed today that the nuclear powers tate immedllte steps to prevent weapollf of destruction from beina: shot into space. U. S. chief delegate Frederick M. Eaton told the 10-nation diaarnwment conference the world must move at once to prevent tbe East·Wes.t arms ra(!e from enter· ing the riliulle age. Nation's No. 1 Fox Hunter - Arthur B!>Og le, 85, Is shown Ffflleh ~lto•t• Juln Moch four of the 16 fox hounds he now has at his farm at Dorcas. . •lrHdy h•d outiiMd the lerrlfr· lng pros,ect of •n "abeolut• WHpon" • mon•trou• hr..._.. bomb equlppN mlull• that could M ulllld In from an orbit · In ,,.,. oa 1J111 eJ. Eaton also urged that mlasile flights be "audited"- that eech nation )l;eep'"t1b of all such fliihts -so there would be no &neak fir· ings that coUld threaten .mother nation . I ·Mostly About People ,, 'Whiz About Broke Job • 'pqcs . FOR BOYS New epri~ .pattern~ and-. lid cohn in two .U.S, ...l" size !<JJ' large boys,, me .for . 39c:a .. pplr - ,.. ,. '· Another.,.._,fd'ftl Vtlue , ._~ v,or,~~ :f,' $4.95 Ivy L.._ ,.,. . . Bedford cords •nd polished c~~lfau . wtT~ - F-ING,D · INf> • 'IIhe1e ere doubt~ woven towel~ Jn the ·new .tptlna; cOl· ors p.l:nk whllper, red1 green mlllt, firfflt' yellow, blue, epicu- brown, h}'lleh'\th . Size 22 by H' incbe&. cottoDS. All:l 1izes 28 to 40. $3.95apalr SALE .1.49 . . ·, Paris WeUman, ooe of the two men who chanced everything on crawling to safety-and ·m ade itthe first day, is Mra. Wall~ C,balin's brother-in-law. While tbe tra2~dy list is not complete the Rutland Chafins believe that Frank Fouch is -among thbse missing. He is Wallace ChUin's bfo· ther·in·law. The Rev. John Montgomery of the Rutland Nazp.~qe Church held frequent revival services in the Logan, W. Va., area and per. sonally . is o;~cqualnted with ~any ld the men in the ·rescue· efforts, -and of. those who have, died. More Work Planned In small ·boys. •... ••·011 ,. - · SALE $1.00 ., The drama-and traeedy~f tbe re.s cue attempt.a of the 18 men entombed in the mip:e by slate falls, tben fin arid tilling gas, directly Involve the' Wallace Chafins and Blaine Carter fami· J1es .. The Joah Chafins Jr.-. who, ac.cord~g to newa reporta, penciled a ilote to hit wife" as be faced certain death, is a first cousin ' of Wa(lace Chafins of Rutland. Wallace, now emploYed in Cle:ve·llnd, 0., while his family ·resides On Salem St., ln Rutland, formerly wDrked In Mine No. 22 before moving to Rutland. He and Mrs. Chafin know as old friends most of the men who died. Another of the vie1ima of the mine, named Carter, Ia a third cous.in ol Blaine Carter, Rutland. Jack Matheson, t~ne of t.he reseve crew who came into news as a leader is a close friend ~f the carten here. Car Was Parked, Not Driven, By Mr. Dill 79c A ear reported driven by Alleq E. Dill, Route 3, Pomeroy, Wednesday, and involved in a minor eol· lisiori with a truck driven by Owen E. Allbri&ht of the World Oil Co.• was not driven by DilL but ntber, it wu parked when struck b)' the Allbright car, Dill said t~. Tbere were no Jnjurle.s or m'· L.,.. .With ClotM To Match --- --------- 2Sc SALE $2.39 SALE f4.58 -rShl-'1 4'xl' . : . , ...... ~ . . . . . . . SALE ...39 LAMP, , ,, : For 1'llvn!IU'· Frtdv illd ~'l Gtir -lele -line of -~.. lndudt"' · tlberrlrai, ~ent, a~tt, etc. ln tbis 1tloe. Stzu to nt lrll )'OW'" llmpt. .....49<! andlle SHADES . ............. SALE 39<! ~I· "'oil .-d fl,ll SHAD~ • . . . . . . . . . SALE 'lk J1e1. U.ZI,IIld .Mt SHADES .... .. .. SALE $1.00 SAJ,E $1.11 SAtE BIDsett.a .coTTON CANNON DI$JI T.~WU$ DISH CLOTHS WITM 'l!NOID INDI Small dtecke in bl1C!k, red, green, yelloW, plnll:, blue. blo#-. !:~d·creeu. od!;IP<8 .In , ~·. .' .. 'V\11. CLASS TO MiET The Homebuilders Clas.s nf lhe J!radfcml Church ~ of Christ · will meet, Friday, March 18. at 7:30 p. m. i.n the basement of the church. ' 15c :::::== rescue. Repeol Sale! SALE! -BID 'SIIrrS SALE .1.81 SALE ft.ll CANNON Waffle weave multl-eolored an~ terry cloth multi-striped .border. . .. . \ ' 50o on4 Stc VALUES We aoki out of INIR)' lizta aDd •tJI. ot bed lbeeta in lilt •Ie. Now aDGtber ahipment Of · Ute popular "Cannon" abeeLa ,and piUow casea - at the eame price~~ . QRISS 'MTERIALS 39ceyard u in Juuaey. I Pattern ' uloor $'1.0!1 <amp[~ KilOERLER ~~"'­ . don. Stir'!"~ ftli<d -~lilblo111. JOIIt )I oUIIOt to iOI! •tllieOo prli:el.' Wlille lile,f tilt. ~.. ,. . ~ Almost u great as hia h.terest In l~rts ov•r the y"rs t..& been his lntel'lltt In th• Ohio Rlwr. It was on the Ohio as a deck h1nd on the packet boat, Scotia, that M first made enough m.mey to ent£>r the prdduei! businesa WJth hla father, working I& 1 roustabout at 66% cenU per day wlth tbe pdvilege lo .sleep when and where he could between later to own an interest the best .known packets Ohio, "The Srro.ator c,;,d,jlt"'~aa;n,~d travel the rlvet . in as "befitted an owner. But Ifbi,,. . d111 were f~r in lhe luture a,; . struggled up and down the aUppery landings heisting trelght o"n UJ'e Scotia. , ,Tha' 1...11 Prolluw Corri!NnY for bufln•• In fl.ac:lne klor• the turn of thl 'c.ntury , It wae. thlt flr1t firm In M.lgs Count' to pay c.. h money fOr product, a dep.trtu ... from tiM. I S,l,d Your • ...... ..,.. : ,. lie STREf(H _ 39c a pair . . - 11 KIRBUBY Fino qualitr . . . . . . . . . . &U.s •t-oo .~.- Boys Cotton Argyle Rec. t2.59 - 80x99 . . • : . • . . . . .. . . . . .. SALB ft-11 etx1a .... . : . , .......... -apaifstor··i.>r:. $1.00: · Di5Continbed ·p atterns of 39c TROUSERS : ' SA'J..t! toeb in sizes 10 -to 13. $1.00 fringed .....,. lri.Lex back. A:ll in beet selling colora ~at&ll, deep tones and while. ON 3 pairs for $1.17 SA~· TlfREI ~,\VI CANNON ' American &de BElTS Theae ue exceptJ.on.al vtlues at theee Pf'ktl- Connon PJo~ Shuti Bio•k•tt Far, $1.QO Re-g. $119.{)() or · $129.00 lat'l&"e double Gresser with mirror, >Joo~08:1e headboard bed, luge d'our d~~&wer ehest. Also a Serta innersprl.ng mattre• with a metchina box spring. Reg. $1.21 - 18"x30" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reg. $U5 - 24"x38" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reg, p.ts - 27"48" ....... • , . . . . . . Jle8. f5.95 - 3'xs' .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' StiES 3 to 6JC Bed Room Suites IVY TWIST RUGS Re!J. •us - Well Known Brand $1.95 SHIRTS Thun., Fri. & Sat. S•lel Bee• •us l11d fl,49 ·SHADES • , ••.... Ret· ft.lt and .1.71 SHADES ........ .Jtei. ft.H SHADJ!:S ................. • JIOI. •t.tt . . . .. . ........ -. WINTERWEIGHT BLANKET S~LE NOW GOING ON '- SPECIAL SALE ON .,.,,,• ., $2.95 - 7Z"xiO" SIZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . • SALE tUt $U5 - 72"180" SIZE ... : . ... . ... , • SALE fU~ Por Thl• 3 Day S..e The 2 P~ec" BOYS SHORT SLEEVE Well known bN.nd. And your choice of tbe niw spri.(l,g pat· terns. At a slight reduction only for tbis sale. BY JEAN PARKER S.nt(MI Rutl•nd Cor,.spondent . At least tw~ Rutland families have beeo thrown into inour~ngv'f lbe mme disaster at Holden Mine No. 22 near Logan, SPORT SHIRTS C.nHnentel lt¥1'* , All cotton tihat ineludfl for protecUon of furniture·. 58"172" SIZE 80"x7%" SIZE "" . CLIPPER STEEL SLAT $199.00 WRINGER WASHER . ... ... . SALE $179.00 mschine $219.95 Electric Dryer CHAIR PAD PLATE GLASS $121.00 WRINGER WASHER .. ... . .. SALE ,109.00 FURNITURE THROW COVERS ' SPORT SHIRTS 35., $3.00 aec. fl.31 - I 14.95 Autometlc Irons $12.93 $17.95 IMm aM Dry lront $14.3t $17.95 Aut.metlc SIIUCIIp.iJ,I -----·-· $14.39 fiL95 { . AUtom.ttlc To..te,.. $15.19 $19.95 Automltle Percolator, -- - -·--- $15.99 $21.95 Steam · and Dry lront $17.66 $2195 Automatic T..mn $11.27 23.95 Portable Mixe-:s $19.28 $24.20 llectrlc Fry Pant _ ___ _ $19.21 $24.95 Electric H••..r $19.94 $%4.95 H•lr DrYe-rs $19.28 $~6.15 Electric Pry Pans .. ___ _ $20.1!17 27.95 Portaltle Mixers $22." $28.45 Elec:tric Pry Pans --·---- -- $22.66 $29.95 A~tlc Pereoletor, - ---·--- $23.94 29.95 •ltclrle llanbt 1 2J.M A7.95 C.HeerNblrs $30.24 " ' " lltctrie ll•nket• 44.95 llectrtC HH ..n $35.99 olly ·low pl'!ee. Reg, tl.31 - 70X98 , . .•.... , .... , . ., , !!ALB •1.11 ltutiU .the <II'· )'1>11 oeled - wbe. you WIDI Will lo II'WIIIl •..,... ..- BI'OIMJ. PMiel, Group II . .. .. . Re1. U.l&- 70x80 ................... SALE fl,ll , •a.es , 8 I><· uz.oo uz.oo Group I ... .. . . Cannon t:otton ShHt Blonbta 79c U60.9Ci Automatic W~tsher I Come In llld See Our Polyethylene $t.ts Automatic Irons $7.tt Sa-..Ttuira.. Fri. & Sit. '1.85 $3.95 - FREUER PAPER Elec. Appliances and Mal<blng Dryer $17-'0 adx SPRINGS ON UU THURIDAY, P•IDAY ond SATU.DAY SHURSEAL Well Known Drancb MR. BEEGLE SPRY; QUICK YET AT 85 Mine Disaster Strikes H\lmes Of Meigs Families In Rutland . Early Bird Sale! MENS SHORT SLEEVE AutomaUc Washer S.ve $20.00 In Tbta 3 Day sale muJUplc WATERLESS CLEANSER MATTRESSES and' washable bh.rov.-s in pr\nt.a end plain eolora - Belly Brite 78< WIGGS Simmons Innerspring We have a complete llne of cbuJtJ.purpoee coven: - 79c Tb1U11., Fri. and Sat. 50ca pair Early Bird &...e! RCA Whirlpool $6.9S ...,.... 11 Inch X 24 Inch $181.08 WRINGER WASHER . . . . .. . . SALE $189.00 All metal waste baskets. Blue, tan and black backgrounds with !lora! 2 cans $1.00 in chtNble BY· ln.n or rei.Dforced Plilltit-. Foam rubber tQ~ppers oil th rtolaxers end reversible foam cuebion& on tbe swive-l · rockefli. A large selection of colora. 30 to Mill. Reiular $97 .GO 3 DAYS SALE WRINGER WASHING MACHINES WASTE - ./ f4.95 $1.95 ...95 RCA WHIRLPOOL U.OO METAL .. .l 4 Ft. Ladders 5 Ft. Ladders 8 Ft. Ladders SAVE $20.00 3 for $1.00 $1.39 Unbreakable cushion soft waste baskets In white, pink, blue alld ntlow. 8 quart capacity. Selected ladder Sltock. .A general purpo1e lhouaebold Ndder. Every step nxlded. SAVE! white. and 4 for $1.00 S~UE $83.94 $89.95 LAWN MOWERS ............ SALE $71.94 ,UIUO LAWN MOWERS . _. ......... SALE $91.94 Womens cotton crepe gowns. Florals with eyelet trimmed bodice. fu!gular and extra sizes. WASTE BASKETS WOMENS Sizes 1 to 4 enttn N0.:2$~3;-----------------~A--------------------------~.-pP~o~~r;oy:.MJ~ - d~~l.e~po;rlt,r00hMo~,Tb~~~~.Y~.~M~u=~~lo;,~J~~~-------------------- Tragedy Comes Close Sires 7 ~ to 101-i. Hi·bulk 50'% or·Jo.n, .0% rayon, JOo/t, nylon. Sports color, In blue, brown . lt. gnay, dark gray All White - Cotton at WEATHER SINGLE COPY - Double Thickness $79.95 LAWN MOWERS . . . . . . . . DINNER SETS lnf•nh 59e Cotton SPORTS SOCKS LAWN MOWERS $3.00 Women's Cotton I p•pe1rly and ur· nel - short 6leevf6 and roll up sleeves shirtwaist styles coat slyle.s and dressy style& · ll()!id&, pJ:aids, 11tripea, cheeks , and gay flo-ral print.a. MIUH Slua I::Z to 20 H•lf Sl~~~~o 14'h to ::z•V:a • Extr1 lias 46 to S2 2 for$10.00 WRANGlERS WOMEN'S $5.00 lib. 13 oz. ' VOL XI • ..RIX'" TRAINING PANTS Save! nunday, Friday aud Saturday On Theae Well Known Bran<is Womell8 New Sprlug . $2.95 WOMEN'S BLOUSES 93 Piece Sale! COTTON DRESSES Sizes 12 to 20 $1.95 loy• Lu.url.u1ly Styltcl SpeeW Purcllase Women's Solei -e - MARKET Oi:IPING, lnel•nd UP I-The Market O..pJnt ,...,... council, noting th1t tht IKIII I'~"Y•rd ••• full, votN 27·1 WotdMSCI•y to ttll the nu.rly 1,200 vllla,.rs: "Stay all.,. •t 111 c01t. We've nowhere .. put you If you die." 3 DAY SALE! THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY • ,.,,""""'·Ohio ' ' Ntw Plano! ·, Sp;tlil Wleei 011. ,•: PllftOS" ,. -,"': ftiU'Iday, Fridar . llld•SMuidly •v '!""'" .,..... fqular barter syltem until that The .firm grew and so did lhe chlelums and . sent to Pittsburgh by boat Philadelphia bY train. was necesu:r, and and Eline'r Beegle ' "Beeg]e Block" · in · Elder StataOij>l~ Pafe rift matkt;t for the eggs, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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