https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40483333bb18cd32bbe26ed561ff0750.pdf 4ff1d301ee75662233a3b798eedf9271 PDF Text Text .. -·- ... - ---· '. • • • S-DailySentineL Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., March 17, 1_960 CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Approaching Marriage AnnOilnced MA.RCH VALUES I RED .ANCHOR - POMEROY "Budget" NYLONS Mrs. John Ketchka , presi de nt, condtJcted the bu&ine!ili rn edmg and the group dectded to make ~ v eral i_mprovements to Lhe church k1tchen. M1s1 Bess San· born w_a~ appointed to e.ont.a ~ t !he Offlctal Board of t?~ Chureh m regards Lo these repairs. Mi ~ Frieda t' achnle , Mrs. B :-.~" . East aOO. Mrs. Earl Knight were appointed as a nomma:m1,1 com- hosiery bu)' in l;m¥n ---aU fi.nlt quality in spring's best shades. Bl,t to lO!k . " Budrgeta" wear lQllier. itt~ m Mrs. Smilh of the Cheer ('O ffi· plitlee reporlf'd of those of th6 organil:ation who were remem be r· - -- - - - - - · Around And About Middleport 1¥ FIIDDIE HlJUDA5HI'.1 Mr. and Mrs c arroll Mowrey and daughterH K1mmy and Tammy or Chica"o were called here for .. the funeral of his mecc, Christy Ann Snyder, last week . 1'hey have returned to Chicag.-,. )(r. and Mrs. Harold Hager re · Cfntly moved from an apartment on Nort h Se~~ond A\•enue to the Mrs. C A Emmish and Mrs. M L. French. ~n Carroll s wanson was in ch~rge of th e program for the evening wh1ch began wilh a short skit "Mrs. Baker's Small-Pox". Those participating were Carrol Cnswell , Cheryl f"ife, Kaly Mor· ant~', Diane VanC<JOney and Joy Boggs . t"ollowing the skit, Mrs. Swanson read Lhe poe~ "[ WIU Not Hurry '.' and an article from Ideal's magazine. She closed her pr?gr_am w1th the story of the paLntJng "The Cru cifixlon'' by John Stika. Mr:o. Smith showed to the group a copy of the Ohio School maga· zi ne 1 wh ich contain~ a picture of Dr . .and Mn. MartLn Essex , Mrs. Essex was a member of the class ' when she livecl here. CONNIE RAE WOODGEARD Following the meeting, Mrs. 0 . P. Klein played a medley of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard are ann?uncin~the engageIrish sangs in ob6ervance ·or St. rnent and approaching n:tar~age of thelf dang ter, «:;:onnie 1 • Patrick's Day . Rae, to Dile Brown of Sprmgfleld, Ill. . Sheer 61-ga., I5 den. USE Re,War $Ul0 quality enywhe~e OUR EASY - fine sheer nylons. EVi!ry palr fint quality. Save on Stif'ller'& ''Budgete.'' .,ir79c LAY· AWAY PlAN •· FOR EASTER! Cosmop!llitan Nylons SUMLESS SHEERS. ..:. Fine rtiire ' &eam~eN nf'On1 ~0-Se . New IJ!rii\C slwiee. Sheer lind l palr99c JUST ARRIVED! - FOR SPRING! New Top_p~rs ·tN A BIG CHOICE OF FABRICS Miss Wooclgeard graduated from Pomeroy High Schbpl m The St. }Jalrick's dPy theme was T l h c f p roy e latktt'tleiVft carried out in the decorationf of 1959 and is employed by General e ep one O. O Oll)e · ) the t<~ble and also the refresh· Mf. Brown, son of Maynard Brown and the la~e Mrs . Bro"':n table was centered of Springfield, graduated from Sp.ringfield High, S<:hool tn 1 "'.' ?l•. The '.. an arrangement of irish po- 195t>. He is a telephone installer and is employed ID Ashland , •.,, 0 . , '"'rounded with 8"reeoery Ml · W here the r ouple will reside · 1L ssoun, tduet in little a green cl-oth and used with eoa.ts, at otJlY 10.96 ~;;>:.~· R•ynold • homo on VIne oondl... you will find just The meeting was d o !iC w1Lh the the topper you'll Mn. Clm e Matthews of Colum· Lord's Prayer ln UlliiOI) afler bus llnd Mr. lind Mrs. Louis Ables which refreshments were served e reCt:-Uing lrC e e IRQ want to wear th\a of near Ashland, 0 ·• visited yes- to the members and Mrs. Pete A worship service in the "Little Chapel" of ~e FederJ~ted Sprillf. tcrday with Mr. and Mn. Noah Mor•rt'ly who was a ••ueHl for Lhe h d tb tlng of th Friendly Circle Tuesday Haskin&. They were enroute home D churc opene e mee e evening. ru· g · h from Daytona Beach, Fla ., w ere Uoatesies ~ Mrs. Emerson eve n · NEW SPR~NG they have spent the- Pallt 2 1-2 Jones, Mrll.....Kftln, Mrs. Norman Mn. Paul Werner, program ~~~lr-[ Miss MllY Virginia Reibel read week5 . Waylanrk ; Mrs. Je 6 sic llennesy, man, who had for her topic For- ·Mathew 18 ·21·35 followed with Debbie Laney, daughter of Mr. LIWrenre Milhoan 1nd Mre. gl\'eneaa," stat ... t.l that the purpose I prayer by :~rs. Werner wtlieh dpi. and Mrs. Frank Powen who was Stanley Addleaburgor. of the program was to hel~ d~~mon- 1 ed t.he service after which .lbt takf'n to Meigs <.ieneral ' UoBpilal 1 ___;:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;..._":" ~~rate how ncn•sW~r,Y con c~sw~ uf group adjourned to the sodai 1 ~m and t.be as~uranec Ql furalve- room Car a busmess se~sion ,-ub j.{ter taking a number of sle('p- 1~· in& pills waB returned home yesneaa .11re 10 oJ)enl~g .the way to cf. Miss Elizabeth f'ick pretlidin~J., terday and is reparted recover~~\ll~heat p:s~~~:~g l~t:lf'.uu~h:ln~r:e~Ga~~ Mi ..s Pick thanked Mrs. Werner lng satisfactorily. ate us from God, we ct~nnot ~oo~et on for the beautiful worship senlce. e 10 SQUARES e DRIP DRIIS Mr. and Mno. Olll Bland of Ak· in the life of prayer . One cannot Mrt>. Waldo J. Bartels was rePort-Pretty, f41St color, Euyron ~pent the JHISL weekend with In Pomeroy pray un!il they 11.re forgLven and ed recuperating from a &erfous Care cottons for dretses, Mr. and Mr~- ° 11 7 .ReYM1Ids. d t By LUCILLI MAWKIH• carmut be forgiven until they be- illness. Mrs. Henry Ewin& sportswear. curtlainB. chi-l0 Mn. Crary 0a v is 18 con lllC ~in Lo pray. Another 1111pect M James Ful!late were narned dren's w~r . - sew an~ her home because of illnesll and Mr. and Mr 11 Denver Gray and Chnatian di11cipline ia the readl· All&~ GuUd the aave now! 1 •• • • ' • Mrs, L, W. Mt:Coma~ h:1 Jubstilul· f~lly, Q! Columbus apent Mon ness to forgive thole Who have rU. It wu to BIG SPEClAL ABIIOR.TMENT InKDavid for her m thesopfourth her paren t !1, 1'I' r. 8 nd wronged ua. lh• """''h ~:·::;: s ~·~~;:~,~~~~ M1tch(lll of Mr.gret.lc. and d a)' w .. ·~ Mn. Delbt!rl Mitchell hos bt!('ll Mra. Pe rl De~m, Morning Star. Secklni,C to rurther p.-,lnt up the later take it to a Miss oberta Kraeuter of Mornof ~he church . . ill at his home for the pwsl three lng Shr visited Sunday with meaning of forgiveness, the hymns A contribution of $lOO Wlllio mAde e RayoM - Setftnl weeki!. 'J'crry Br11dlord, ILlcine " My ~·ai!h Look~> Up To Thee,"' to the church MillS Flck explain'ed James Hawley who was ret~rn· Mi~s Rachel Roush ot Colum· "Ju~>t As I Am ," "Softly Now the the project of the Wom·en's Guild • Polished Cotten& ed to hla home from Me1&8 t.en· hus spent Tue sday with her rno· Llw;ht of Day '' and "Lord, As tn for the year and it. WHS voted to era I l~ospllal Is aUII ln a ~terlbo",', I lhf'f , Mrs. Kerns Roush , ~~ond al· "1 hy lJear Cross We Flee" were make two double bed kits for the cOndition. Mrs. Glenn Lam 0 tended the funer11l of her great read m unlwn. project. This is under tbe superltahatltuled for Mn. Hawley , tea- uncle, Ernest Hhodes . =:...::::_:::=.::_:::______ vision of Mr!L Dsle Smith, Chr;achlt In the 81klh ~:rade one day . Charles Burt IU:companled by tian Service Chairman. It was ~9'·· Recent vmtors ot Mr. and Mrs. hit> brother, Clarence, of Mann, ed to make a contribution on lhe Harold Thomaa and cblldr~n were w v lert Wednesday ror Lonhot water heater rccenlly !natal~-~ Mr. ~nd Mrt . Dale Chrlauan and ' 1 . ~i'wre they were called by J m the chur('h kit('hen. '""'sheltil - Blo1110s -:- Swotlero son, SteYen Dale of Mlchla;an. the death of tht:lr si:~ler-iu-law, At the close of the meetin,a:. Mn. Nevs Pratt returned home Mrs . o 11car Burt. 1ty members ~re mvitcd to the din.' & BloUJe Sell after ipendl':'g l.he woekenrl In Dr. Alston Trary of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Steck ol mg room where a dessert counc now -~·- buy aU · lou ~ol~m~us wath Mr. and Mrs. W~ 1pent Wednesday with hls part!ntH Brookville are announl'ing the was served by Mrs. Elza GllJUore. aelectlon. ·w:J~y Fry and Cas~am Hinely Mr. and Mrs . E. J . Tracy. marriaKC of th~lr dau11hLer, Mn. Jr ., "MH. Charles Spence~ and M~f-. ..,ere In Huntin~:ton bst night on Jill Hrumbuugh of Dayton to Mr. 1 Phil Globbkar. The table was ee~- - - MA.IICH S~IAL VALUE - - bu•lneu. They Htlended ,~~ demon· Jack Lloyd, 110n of Mr. an<t lin tered with a St. Patrick's Day arstntlon on electric furn11Cf:18, Dru•·c Lloyd of Middleporl. rangemcnt. l\lllseo' and Cblldrea'o Mr and Mr11 Bruce Lloyd and The double ring ceremony wa~ · l;;;i::;;;;.-;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;_,;;:;;:;;;;-.·11 son Mike snd Mr · and Mrs. Jack performed March 14 11.t tbe Meth· . FOR. SPRING Lloyd ol Chl<a&o, •i•lted lui odiot ch\lrch In N•wport, Ky . weekond with Mr. and Mu. Oscar Ball~nl, Jr . at Galltpol11. Continuing the study of the UnitMr. Lloyd is employed with the llrot l>n .. s ed durini the past month. cd N~ttiont> the Middleport Liter- Colliers l"on'lpany .and the couple Achoteooftlltoe POMEROY, OHIO Anyone of the church who ary Club mel Wedne1day after· Hfe now at hotne in their apart' - IIJ><ioi~Q'Ito wlahet to order llowen for tbe noon at the home of Mn. 11. E. ment In f'hlcaeo. ~a.-black altt:~r for Enter are a11ked to Cook with the presutent, Mn. Wil· poielll dtoillor contact the followln& tommitt&~e: Jiam Bradford in chMrgc . MEE'l'ING I'OITPONID eom-erttble atyJea Mlsa Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. Jame1 The meetint: upened with the TONIGHT IIIII fRIDAY -- .... ~~~. .. 3. The Love-Joy Circle or the Fint ' members rtJpeatlng the Club ColBaptist Church of Middleport has led. "BLUE ANGEL,. Mn. Robert Coats reported that postponed its March met'ltinl until 22nd . "i~rs. Beulah White wl\l the $00 worth ol merchandl11e had been be the host~•· .ao'd for the bUnd. YOUR NIXT A P>llper, "Ststu11 of Wom«tn" was liven by Mrs. Marion French . • PRIVATE PARTY She Hid, " Women In the Di.tlona not as .progreulve 111 some of Ull .RECEPTION when given the vote ~r~re interested ln marriage lawt, economic and .BANQUET political lawa, u well aa the health .MEETING FAST COLOR D)W'El\t FAj!RICS .. :~•...... yd. 59< and child !aw1; thus bettering NEW READl·TO-HANG DMPEJ .. . . ' .. . .. pr. fUt their tonditlcms .'' Mrs. Arthur Carpenter presentfl,lt NYLON DUST MOPS . "-' . ......... , .. ea. fi.OO ed the paper, "International Refu. SMABT NEW PLASTIC DIIArES .............. U.OO O{JanizaUon.'' This pra:anl· I'OMIIOY'I &liT NEW SPORT DENDI •.. , .... . .. , . , .. . 59< to lie yd. ioll<>~ profllotes the re-lotitlbn and NEW TERRY CLOTlf ............... -.. .. $1.00 yd. PrJvete Rooml ror rehabilitation of those who have at" WINDOW SHADES-white, peea, lan .•.... fUO 10 to 17& People been Jort·cd to flee from their own country. This also consials oC re· aeUlcmcnt, htH111in" and adviaory Jlei. fl.8tlo fZ.~I Valiaea tralnln& for employment and security . Alter 6 P.M. wllh 1' yovaro tht bus1 man who muat IIIII The roll csll wall II11W~rcd by lolercbanta Pollee Servl<:fl the membera with diiCUSIIon on h~ IIIIPillliiCt Ia! lflnltd l HlART the afternoon'• pro!lrana. There Ill OAK ENDURABLE wontod tuft IIi were 18 ml.'lmben .and one wuest, . . '1•1... fooclto Mn. Keelor, •later or the huatesl, lor ,.., llloltduslvt COIIIndloll of -to..Uup Serving Good Food pre1ent. . 1110!11 - ' lh!OWI ollw!lllkltllll4 to ..1111. MoJtu. The nexl meeting will be held and Lecal Bevens~• won'tshlno or !how- iiw ' fl<lul'eMI ~ at' the home at Mn. Coati, March UnUI 2:30 A.M. ··-T~ ..mi Worshl·p Service In 'Little Chapel' H ld p _... Fr•en . dl y c· I M et' and Beautiful one and two-piece spr1ng fa:sb-klns for street, casuai and dnlss we-ar . _ BLg choice of the 5ealiDn'-.s m01t popular fabrics in colon and patterns you'll love. 3. 7. ¢· Mal·nly About People 't: 11 1 1 ' $1.00 to $5·98 Patent, Bone, Black we.dd.·ng March 14 Ann."·Unced From c· Of Dayton WOMEJI!S """ Continued Study Qf United Nations Followed By Cfub BLACK PATENTS MEIGS THEATRE s2 ----- PLAN a!!d ARRANGE r ,, • ' '::·,~ i-·£~ V~LIJ. .I without. doubt tho best s1hoe values to be found anywhere. Flats for every girl . and $3.99 Campu~ Jackets f~~ $pr~~~ ' . $2.99 and To .7.85 cotton zipper fOr spring wear. Ideal for eporta, drlvlng, or 18 Juot loollnc. the endurable' suit f~r the ma" who get• things done FREE PARKING lttiU!R IIPieliL t\WE BATH $1.59 HIDE-AWAY BAR 3). Speelal . sm Greap~ SPRING FLATS . ~ ~ pairs for ' $S:C)o RED - GREY - BLACK .. E' SHOE BOX . ' tho ha- usap. ..J::;:~ 1 ...... All .fil'ill .,..Ut,y. ~ < .$47..50. 01\lllS - $29.95 INC. "THE MEN'S SHOP." ' , l!lf0NE-;I¥.Y.Ull8 POMEROY, OHid ofoo)Ql'lll. \ $1.99 NEW WASH-N-WEAR CAMPUS SLACKS Men'• Sizes- ! ..4% Fine quality slAckt. in chino 1nd tord fabrics. All wM-nwear. Tan~ blue, black. Cam· pus madq. fOR 1 MEN & $3 BOYS •& ' Boyo' olaclot In chino aod Wlri~. All etiJ)' Olte, w.-\.Oo!Welt'. stHa 8 to 16. ~ $2 •99 ' & J &DArt. styiea (1 V~ttUe Priced Buy Now! I~ Wlnto A do..n good •lyl... But wluea." in town _E &. J'a look ·aood and weH Jonger, · SPECIAL I>B.OUP MEN'S WORK SHOES $4.,fta ~=~:;k - . Ditihoo.i sw.; •7 -~ New Cbiaa News etpionaa:e rtne. It bnpiJcated an, American eler1 i\ IIKk.. PeipinJ'• •t•t BOYS' WASR·N·WEAR SLACKS con:l tommuol8m. Alleney (NCNA) o<cused the men If operating a vast. 61lU..COmmu.. .4.98 SEORC ToHavii 1960 Program By April 28th LOS ANGELES UPI-C~role A pageant with elpt war vet erans, members of D,rew WebCOLlfMBUS, 0. UPI-ContJn· Tr...,, In iall slnca last Octo. Richard H. Roll, 1ter Post, American Legion, Will ued cold' weather ·was forecast tor b!tr. hacl hlth hopn today or raltln• the hard-to-find $2.5,000 "I:he Southeastern highliaht a procram to be given the weekend in Ohio, but qnly · next Mondey evening when the ligttt · snoW' or flurries are in the bail mortl'f which Would ftH Co•Jncil today for l.he ·nnt her &m~ll ,btr """~' retrial" American Le~cm. Auxillll'J' epon- mill. sora a party' for- .J..eliottnalrea, rbe . weatherman aaid ~tes .Mey 23 with Dr. R.. Bert1trd the,~ P!!Lir,W)do. . , . ~ ..P¥ftr aw<b ·-' lho 'Illite ,~~•'1'il'"~-ut · .r u ,.,...(.-· Jn• ·t a l t _ . . , · Tll~'~lil, oaUJIDI tem~ IOchidlnv will •how evolution o.f the ADler- t~:res~> tO' cfioP to 20 at Zim~ViU~ lean filh~IDI titan froln the orL- Z3 .at Columbus and 22 at Chea:a- so .... tho ..--hoii'OII ''~:~~~~dl=~· Ito dnaJ "American", tlle Indian W:!Jr· peake. some ligllt : sn'ow or nyr· of · Arrangements are being vert.. R••ford laoan. rior to. today's Atomic Age's sol· ries WiU cover the northern half Th.t 23-yttM~Id Carole had to to secure an outstandlag.:ipeaker. dler. of ·Oblo iat~ 'today. · · ·c ommittee rhairmen and lofrtcers spend Thunday night In COU!'Misa Erma Smlt.h, auxiltary The mercury was not expec~d ty lall 111ln wh.,. her reataur- of SEORC have" been -lnfttlng to pruideot ia in ehuge of arrange- to go up. much past the · Ptld-30a ant-operaior father waa unablt plan a 1960 program. AU ·Commit111ents for the event to betin at todar- "CLoudiness will increils\ .(IP tq. ralu the $1,.25 ball ,,.....,.. tee chairmen wUl repOrt to the 1:30 ln the Leiion Home. Saturday ._. a weak low pressure lirift for' lhir releaM• . general .membersbip at "thEJ Jatk· Other entertainment will Jn- lll'ea approaches from · the ·north-. son ·meeting. Tickets for the ·dindude a drum quartette end a west. net and business meeting will 'be Jlrls' ehoru1 from PiJrneroy bla;h The weather bureJu uid ltsht made a~ailable later,' Hall said, IRbooJ. Refreahtnentl will be snow or fturi\es wUJ eXte91l ij. ed mo1t to the Ohio River Sa"tu.rday. ~rv • Contlnped cold weaUlel was reJ· pected'· tor S~<lly. ~ ' '' · ' · The state Highway Department said roads generally w~ie . w~t with occuiiJnal slippery .Pots , west of a line marked by Port Clinton, Mansfield, Springfield and ·Eaton. The balance o1 Ute 8'tate's primary roads, including the Ohla Turnpike were reported TOKYO UPI-Red Chino an- mostly .normal. . aounoed today it had imprlrooed ~e blahop of Sbana;bai for llfe flld Jolled 13 other Roman Colhollc• for alleged crJmes agaiDst Former Masori Girl Killed In Auto Accident . Shanghai Bishop Jailed For Life By Communists Dress Shirts fRUIT OF LOOM Sizes 14~ t.o 17. SaDforized. Well made. Buy now for Easter. Red Haired Beauty H.oping To Raise $25,000 For Bail n.:cn.,, $3.~9 Made just hke dads:. Fine for school wear from now 'tl:l' .&urnmer. Just made for the rugged servicl' boys aeed. ortable:·wash· Milford Mowrey, Point Pleasant; and Marvin j{eebaugh, lem. Bonney is ap employee at Kaiser Alumlo..llm's Ravenswood th group ·a re mployees at Celanese, OVEC, and the Government rela_u,., BOYS' ZIPPER STYLES HOTEL MARTIN II 2 $. ,99 ally ?<IY<rtlsed _. . J Indians, Atomic Age Soldiery Continuetf Cold In Party Pageant Forecast, Snow Will Be Light ttl• FOR .SPRING '"WUhams" , 11ation- . yd. announced. ------- FLATS $3.99 E 59( Ohio Men In Traininl!; At Point Pleasant IYJDII); Blabop Jame• E. Welsh. and · t.~ other foielln priests but did not Ill)' whether they lt.id tieen sentenced. Given tho life term ,.., Blebo, KWill J'lllll Mel wbo bad headeu ~he Slwlilt.il dloceiO olnce A•· ir!l• tHO. . NCNA described .hiDJ u an imperlaUat agent who bu aU •lonJ set b1mself firmly again1t. Communitm and tbe people." It -llid. Kung and th' others worked' under a plan devised by Biihop Walab, .,. Jdaryknall priest from Cumberland, Md., who hal apent mott of hi1 We 1D China. 11 Rutland Fuel Ordered To Pay $603.76 To Fund ..tree - -- - -- - - - - -- - - -- - ---:S;;,IN"'G"'-!Ji:-r--=co::c!'Y=·--::-k-- Mystery Shrouds Fiery Death For 63 In 18~000 Foot Plunge Bomb Sabotage Is Possibility Say . Probers At Bloody Soybean Field CITY, . - of . At Gallipolis Academy Monday mystery today cloall:ed plane whlcb a fiery death and turn. a wasteland of horror. B...rd ~perta said they paaoenger eauoe of lbe crash in- I ALL BUDGET PRICE!>! MEN'S ZIPI»ER ' STYLES Ohio, Frlda:::y,-;M:;:ar = cb::;:-;1-;;8,-;1-;;960;;:;-- -- 1 WIDE ASSOR'l;MENT BETTER FABRICS H~..,..... I HATS COTTON"fiUN.TS yd $3•99 New Spring FABRICS Pomeroy-Middleporlj Goor1e Edwal'd Grimai, 32· yur-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oak Grimm, LettJt, W. Va., tUied hinuelf early todl)' with a abot gun lt~Jt t.brou1b hia heart. Gr~mft\ telided witb bls paren~ ~ . the Letart c:onuuunity after e1-[ tran~«Qent frt:Jm bia wife. the iormer. Eliubetb K•rlor, of Le- , lf!:rt, aD4 theli' twQ amall lOllS and daugbten. The oldelt cb.Jid is in the FlrJt Grode II 'loollrt. wm. Virginia Troopera called into the invettlgatton aald tbe IUD waa · fJred while Grimm wal' tnalde the house at about 6:46 a . m. He was said to have died abortly afterwards. His mother is under a physician's care for shock Tbere was no immediate know- · ledge of reason for the act, unless it evolved from &eparation froro his wife. ' su,Mng are the parent•, th' EN 'll>tdNG THE second quarter home-stretch at the Pomt Pleasant Industrial wife, chiidren, brother, William ciao's Training School, physicS students check out photometer devices for G:rlmm, elf Belvadere: Ul., and a intensity. Established to [.roduce chemical and process control technicians for 111ter, Mn. Ruth W\ey, Maoon. h th e schoo.I wiU e ~xpan ded in April to prov1'd e ad u11 everung · Remains ue at the Foglesong ~ e area! Funeral Home in Muon from m practically all fields of mterest. Here (left to where funeral aervlces will be Blackwood, Pomeroy; Paul M-onroe, Point Pie asant; · SPECIAL BUDGET GROUP Dft.U,S, . . NO. 284 Letart Man ShootsSeH Through Heart ss-98 sa·95 . II ytru!re budgot miod•d. see tJh:ls ~ne coUection of new &pnng styles. They oome 1.n mi.Hel, womena, and half sizes. enttne Det!eted Te l'lae ,.,_._,. Of Tile Dead Ulsses'- Junloro'- HaH Sbes pair 59c -·liN!. VOL XI FOR SPRING ~il ISt""m pso-n-.-=,:-,,-,.--c:KniKh t, fortryl . . . . . . . . . . "'-"'"'" ltw bl . . . to her lhv&Mnd In th• county i•ll alent wtth 1 not. ..,. hilt: "1tvrry htme, honey." DRESSES Fine 51-ga. 15-denler Class 12 of the Heath Methodtst . Church held their _ regu~r monthly meeting Wednesday cvemng at ~he chur ch m Mtddleport with Mrs. Orin Sn:tith. as the de;.~ttonal leader for the m~eting . She used the topic,· TomoJTov. . '"""""'"' ,..... - · n.,.., GAY NEW STYLES NEW SPRING SHADt:S Topic, 'Tomorrow' Used By Leader For Regular Meeting Of Heath Church Class ROCKINGHAM, N. C: UPIMn. "unne BulleN. 22.- ......,. • • at e RIUNI~ were ebeeking on of insurance to paasenl,en on the plane . The doomed fiight originated at .'Minneapolis and m1de one etop at Chicaga to pick up paeaenaerL It. Jock off from Chicago at 3:39 p. m. e. s t. It crashed east of hue at. . m. e. a. t. The weather waa Plans Studied For Crusade Next Month UJd4ue llollet, Dnma DUIHO The OU.e Drama Cempany, fealarlnJ Emlly Frankel, "'"" pletea tile Tri-Comaly ........ ....., of <Onterta • .....,.. be,g; The n1-Ceunt~ Auodolioa'a lui preRillalloa wUl Marti! U Ill 8 p.m. In lhe Gallla AcadeJUJ a • lam. The .omp11111, wllbiOO perform••- ...... of It In ..,...,. of eaut lo eaut tours, together wllb a six week reperRU~>Din New York~ IS-· up of olpt daneml ID IJIIe prognm of bollet dnlna donees. , 5 �- ' ..... s- •' ' GOP'o Mortou ke 1D Campaign llit -~ HJADS POI.IIH l'&.ATIOII Potud 111'1-VIoo WAUAW, WASHINGTON UPI - .Repul> PremJer Piotr Jaro.lewtea: can NatJonaJ Chairman Tbrtm.on lead a PoUsh deleption to .. .. The 111~0 'Census recorded a.. total popula· tion of 5.113,983 in the 73 counhes con tai~ ­ ing the mam valley of the Ohio River Th1s figure represented an increase si~ce 1940 of 9 1 percent for this group of counties, as compared with 14.5 percent for the entire country In the preceding decade, 1930.1940, the population increase for the '73 c~nties was 5 1 percent, while that of the n3tlon was 7.2 percent. . Annual estimates prepared by the U S. census Bureau indtcate a population increase of 17 percent between 1950 and 1959 for the Uni ted States, and of 13.6 percent lor the group of six States ~ ILJinois, Indiana, Ke~ ­ tucky, Ohio, Pennsylvama and West Virgima _ containlng the Ohio River Valley. The llu· tlle UnUed Sbtea 011. a U. S. · IPQnlor- · ed a:et acqual:.ted vtlit next •ott. The JI'OUp wJU arrive in Nctw Yolk 'I'hW'fdaJ an4 1pend two weeb lliJht-eeeln1 and vllitlnf lndUJbial eea~ mcludin.l OetroU automobile f.actona. J. Mortoo uid today Preaident 1aenbower " eert.•nnly will be iked to parttcJpate'' in lhe lNO "''P national convention IDd What The l%0 Census Will Show reau has not prepared county by county estl· mates, however, and the April I , 1960 Cen!iUs will provide the first measure Jn ten y e ar ~ of population chan ges for most areas small er eampalp. .... u . u<:! ntd Eiaenhower probl. Iy wuuld not be keynoter of the :htcago convention . than States. Between 1930 and 1940, only 10 of the 73 'Ohto riverside counties lost populatwn - 6 of these were in Kentucky, 3 in Indi ana, and one in West Virginia. Bet\\-een 1940 and 1950. 1mwever 39 - more than half - of the coun' ties showed decreases in pop1~lation The fi --=' Illinois counties along tl}e Ohio R1ver all lost population in the 1940·1950 penod, as did 4 of the 13 Indiana ri.verside counties; 8 of thl' 14 In Ohio; 15 of the 26 in Kentucky, and 6 of the 12 West Virginia counties Carol F and Vivian L. Pierce to Dale E and Sh.ir\ey Jean Priddy, 40.MA, S2, '1'6, Rl4, "Rutland. Ted E. and Mary E. Spires to Eugene and Shirley Smith, 80 sq. rds. Salisbury. James Floyd and ley Ann Ash· burn to Estle and Reva Johnson, 33% A, Salem. William Baker, dec., to Katharine Bake!, Cert. of Trans., Pome· roy. Clinton F. Dixon to Earnie and Edith M. Welch, Parcels S 17, 23 S(";pio. ij.ettie S. Cross to W B. Cross Lots, Racine. Cedl .. ..cc1: AT HOME INSIDE THE WATOI WORKS FREEl Dessert Dish Yet ... With Eaeh Our Graduate Watch Jl&. 40c SUNDAE 'J1he AlmaDa~ pa1rman Has Years ofJJebind The Dial Etpelietice (Salurday Only) TOD.\YAND . Unit~ Pren International Today IS Frtday, Marrh 18th, Corrwr Locust :he 78th day of the yf'ar, wtth 288 Turnbull wa1 1 Saturday more to follow l(l 1960 ol Sandra Bennett The moon 111 approachmg Its is vl&ltlng with last quarler. The mornm g stars are Venus. ol Leartt Mars, JupLtcr am.l Saturn. her moth · On this day LD hi1:1tory · ~ To Make Your Watch lbln McCI11re's Dairy Isle ...t YEST~RYE.\R Perfect. PUT YOUR WATCil UPAIRS UP TO Ull! llourtlt K&C JEWELERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phoae WY·Z-3785 OFFICIAL But Mala Street Boy Scout Headquarte.rs Complelo Line of Bey Scout and Cub Scout Unlfoi'IIIB and Aeee$iotlea • I ;':. "•'•"' The .POMEROY CO.. . . :. MOTO~ ' . ' 1959 CHMOUT 2 Door ........ ·· $2195 At ALSO: A Complete Line of Camping Equipment including: Sleeping Bag•. Air Mattresses~.!htt Aid Kits, Cook· lng Kits, Canteens and Eating ""!llipment. H> " · . ~-~. A LARGE SELEcTION OF .. BOY SCOUT 111111 CUB SCOUT LITBJI,ATUJIE VB ·motor, ~rg.Ude, .swhese 1-ltftior, iood wJllt.ewaU Urea. r.a.d1o, ~ter, white, over turquoin f1Dilb.. 1959 FORD4Dr.StiltionWapn _;_:.. $:~~5 Beautiful white end blue finish. clean interiOd', V8 motor ,Witb Fordomatic trans., .good ures, beater. Weei:-ead. ,Special. . : ' 1958 CHEVROLET Brookwoocl. · · · · · · $2095 station Wagon. Beautif~tl btige -and COI'Will' finish, 348 aL m. V8 motor, turboglide traaa., radio, beater, wbitewal.l. lires. A honey to own IUld ~. .• I • I 1957 CHEVROilT•• ii1Afr4Daor .... $1695 Std. trans. arand new V8 motor, nulin, beat«, interior dean. Sierra gold finiah. See - . · 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air .. } .. ·: .. $1395 RADIN' liard Top c-. V8 motoi, """'""'"de -~. { Jiaih. •Nd\OIIftidbi,ater. · ..l."" •,'J ,I "f,,-j~...- ' • . , t • ' _ ~ . .... fit>. " • 1956 FORDFairfane 2 Door ........ $1295 three cllildren LI'Wt1 w. lohn R. and Marnret E. Lew!• w., married Au&usta a.n VB motor and J\mlomatie, locdly owned' ud as new ln&de. Ivory rand eoru .finUtl, Ileal: low miJwe, q(Uo, beater. Cow,deJW,, t'hUdren Clara, marri0d Crolt, ,their chUdren Waid, 1956 CltEVROlET 9 Pau. .... : .... · $1295 Paul, Freel. ---.,. .:: It married Addle Rich· tbtlr children Mabel, Doro· Station Wagon. 6 cy!. motor ond ltd InDo., up; blue lUUD, ai.:J. •good tires. lntenor :looks 11te new, radio lolld beater. AT 1955 MERCURY Hard Top C01pt · .... $1195 BWTTNARS Beautiful ivory over red rfibiSh. lias 348 cu. lb <laemJlet mO&Or oOO 4 - manual Crans., tins, radio IIIII lleater. 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 .... · · .. $1195 1955 .CHEVROLET 210 '- 6 cyl. .. .. . . $795 2. Door Sedan. SparkUng ~I flniSII. llord Top Coupe. lfydnmaU.,_ - _ -.tDc aod 11rakeo, NCHo, bealer,wbltew.aJJ&,reo!"""" _ ' 1956 BUICK VI Special · · ·,; · · · · ···· · $_1,295 , t •Door Sedan. One careful local owner. • L ' .-H~ Top !!edan,. Mo~tle push button drive. R&H. .)$11irp CliO' 'Jnslde and out. ' . 1956 1947 FORD ~ Toil Plcbp .......... $165 AUTO tJ,$~ lUI~ va ~al i. · · · · :· · · · · ·· · $995 ·:$19.95 PARTS ' i DoOr Seiiui. Sjlotless C!riglnal black One cirefi.tt '' . '. 'OWner. Dynaflow drive. 4'" and ' willie fllllsh. . · ·· - .Z FOR 1954 ·ififdt VUf*lal · · · · · ·· · · · · ·,:. ··$695 Lavllla 4 DOor sedan. Like new ~ Dy!laflow clrive.. > ' ' . - . ' ,'' .'. "~" ' ' 1'954 ~ VI ... 2 do',r ···: ·······/ ; "i$.5.9~ eust.nn:8edan. ~~ gOod'tliu.h: EXtra gOOd car. . •. . l . A bargain at:tbls price; I • ·• _ • ·* ' '1011tll~ • \" It ·, t ..J : ~,..:.;..,~~~~ , . , . ' ~ , • ' .. . Ex~rt , 1"1Design ' I ' I 'OrtiM:4N and:A880;rr .. • • • - ., J Cili•llnif! ~~n:1-..,- Furniture ...:; AppUances '~ICWY 2-$321 $4.95 UF $9.95 up With Exobange .. •, llAETTN~R'S .' ' . ~ .' \ * High. Standard Wo~kmanship ' ~ . Fine F.';!')ish . . . * Sturdy Construction OPEN UNTIL 1:30·MON. ~RV S~T, ' ' . ' < ..I · !fl-... ~....-.• '', &anerfts . *··F'u,mit'ul'f!., of. Quality 1tsl'BUkK ~lai ~ Dr. :Sedan ··, ·;*'95 " ' -~\ $35.00 A ' , · . . < SA·LE . ' 1956. CHEVROLET 2 T... ·; :;,·; · · · · · · $.1295 ~ • Many More 'l'nlcb-JUI.¥• Ud Modell NYLON COVERS . . .MUd Toj>_Sedan. 'One careful local owner. lieauiitw an ,. ,, ) .n.m..- Willh Dump Body, "' .Lii(K f...tfli'J fD.Or ...... $1,$95 , W.\l!lf,~ finish. 4U.\ljnyllrltn. . . .. ' r.. Pidup ··:·.$495. 1954 atEVROLir ¥.t PLATFORM lOCkERs· <tt5J itURCUity 4 Dior ···:·····:.· $if(lf5 .. TRUCK BARGAINS ON . 1 ' SALE . ~!llflow drive .. ' ..t.,, SPE~IAL .' Plu• TJs Tl RES $10.95 ai:Jd lecapr.able Tir· Joha.M.....We Uued BRAKE SHOES For All MOdell Robulll Ti'anmlulou $3a.tl .. • POMEROY .MOTOR 'tO• . YOUR Cl!EVR JJ:.tr< ~EA.~.\$ " ' . .USED CAR 'tOT E. MAIN STREET Running out of hot water too often? WE'u. GUARANTJ!!B YOU WON'Tf And we"ll .be COIIPLETELY with a Quick-Recovery !i().gallon Electric Water Heater or your money wiU 'be retwned, includinJ the inltaUation c:oeta. See your eloctri<: appllaDc:e dealer or plwnber, or call IU fol. monnletails. 04TIBFIED I U£CTRICITY 1a )'Our be- way to'- wttu OHIO P~OMPANY --.,........ . . <Wl-·•- "!!otii!!il '. POIIIEROY ,. further guuahtee you will Rutland will �' I \ GraQde High As Cage Power 'N tlar lt$ 'En long-time athletic opponent of Meig• county Class A, high school basketball ~nd football "amstl'ay be aboqt ready . lie put out to posture. ' Upshot O! a recent Inspector's .WI ~ IJ!p "'o Grande IUgq schqolln G'lliia county was a recoriiinenilatlon llllil tqe schOOl be discontmu!!d for 4lck of eiUllllment 1jp.llbility to ~ro­ vlqe .an a4e.q~ate Qducalional RfO'"~'ll• . e· illsl!l'l'19r WM Ger•ld k. Norman, school supei\Viw pt I ~- Ohio State Depal'lment of Edu<alion. . , bolrd of Uiil WHk ltudjed four none of tham tasty anlioua lo lfbin in Jtbool ~lll'l: wit~ :s ail ad- 'Nortb GaUia Or , • bQt.b, on a share "Tkat will-'1• NV ,_.. - I I . llut II dloMi't cn..-tilllat t. Mt!'' • t :t -,~ . ~-~ " ...;.,"c-~-~-­ to an .. ... Jt •:e::.a Tourneys MAN navigable under the ; 'I .J. .~ ,t ~ Acbie1'ement ... Tilt nest mee,UnJ,.. wW be .!J:idaJ March 25 at the home ot lilt\, ham are alJO on the comrnittu. for aeaaon tickett.· AI i'· lira. Joe Pau&h tnd Mn. \.lfred tickl't deliverie' -will bt dell " announced F.U handle the tickets. the Giants uid. are t~e Coast tlollS lor npmbers in jhose s~tefi w h I c b ha~e ' not yet adopted their own numbering systems. These states are: Alaska, Connect!· ~ · • '•·• t. I, I ' r t H, · d Just ArrlvetJ! I I c~t, ~rgia, l!~wail, ld.dto, Maine, M-assachusetts, Iowa, Nevada, New J{ampshire, New Jersey, Pennsyloming, Wli&hiilgton & Area. '1'h•Y are the parenla of Margaret Elizabeth the Dl(tri<;t of Colum· bia. (deeeaBed) Cecil Henry Roush of CbilliC!lthe, and Mrs. Richard E. Life, Logan, Ohio. They Workers Naniet\ , have four grandebilaren, Roy Lynn Roush, Midship0111n Richard A. Life,. Roy Edward Ufe, and· Sue Fr~nces Life; and one great grandson, Roy Lyqn Rousl>, Jr. Mr. Rouah ~a retired Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer. All relatives and friends are Invited to attend. ~' ~ ., , ' l New Slllpmenl of Ladle• Spring Jad<olo ' In Wuh N'Wear Fabrics ... , .... J~',9,G f".. ,.· E.very~~.nlf~:tlnvas Repo~ed P~~ Bt;gin For Su~e$$ SMITH .:·:~.~·' t .Mason Methodists Oooe Minstrel · Prowu. Thh,~~ Gla· Sc ... with the I ~n FnnePco Giantt 'idl:et. O(~ce • · Hayea, Mr.. Ray Ward, reported Thursday tbat ~i' . Hes~Wn .and Mn. Cunning· "snowed under'' w'tlJ tpPltliti ili For Easter Seals ~ ::!I Day. · .-. (or ~ The ptelidctt, ~~~~ ~ • ., appointed tbe eomnilt.fee ~­ n : UPLW ~- M3so~. w.llllty .. .... pletod to. "'" Chelt.t!r Community Home De- Kaptz. W fin!..: •. Ute., p,GJ¥'1_.~ .. .1 mont:tration Club met WednHday e enmg at the home of Yin. C1rl Kauu, The voup worked on its TICKET' ~~~~ ~~~~rt 1 tooltne project. Tbey SAN YHANCJSCO to have thetr tooling com- vania, Tennessee, Wy- SCORES Che$ter Cfllb Is Working Copper In Tool Project SPORTS ~A 'lbe Raccoon. RutaJ MASON c;ouP~E TO GEL~ BRATE- GOLDEN WEDDING NEWS FOR Smtc Board Ash D~CA1dn11ance Of School With l51'inpep ~ 28 Y~rs ALL-STARS ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 13, 1900-3 CLOTHING.COMtANY At Future Date . · CASH NO. SECONll AVE. anCI ~-~~a BAH&,~OI' ll.l~· ~· ·{lotG· L :a • I • fii radios ami Robert Dale . Lee LitcbSmlth. Tlle · is made up chairman, TOUIIIAMINT . . ,, Cllaq. u at Kttnt> i Cla. .tll1o lut Tech 6f Nllool ~ Clua A •• Athifts·· ' Gltnfwci 45 Gr•nvllle . 42 and Mn. PITCHII'S PATHII DIU· fa LEN~URG, Ill. UPI- Funeni I will held Saturday 73, lather leajue pltcwho 1,. now· wU qf ~he lttterD.!J old~ Hock"'' at llis home ls headed ALL·ITA~S NE\'( YORK of Tohy Jaci:IOn '58 CADILLAC $3995 'j.:HII!da,.,Otiupe· 1 OLDSMQ.J. I LE $1695 . . . of st Al'Jiette ol lh! If you had a million dol- " of the Eli•l·Weat ,. Iars you couldn't buy a fin,. er steak !han out quality : prime sirloin - juicy tender delicious. Jay of Te~u h11 coinple~ who wlll pliy Garden Mill~ lbl'd ' Top Sedln. 81 $1595 The TRY OUR STEAK FOR COMPLITI IJPI-Tho oelee- . ..... Mr. Ec:fV.<ard ~da _lized trM1iniinn ~-,........ heatihg trends ng I l~!dg1e of iprpent to MARTIN RE$TAUR.ANT ()1\1 ROUTE 7 . . . IN MIDDLEPORT were unbe1ten . uBuy NationaJine - IJiireqJ!'riliJI:FI!Iilqj<; Pi%l~• 232 E. St. SHOTGUN SHOOT Sunday, March $1195 LE$~095 ~0, . I, 11$) 1 ,, Isaak Walton Farm TfJRN- IN YOUR · CHESTE1\, OHIO ~. STARTS 1 l-.Q. .1, ,,. .... ·COMMETI. uru '' •'. .. '' " .. .. • SIOS ~ ' . '\ :· ~ ' >' • ' $• •I ' . J.-: 'f' (.. ' 1 . ~ /1 •\, -\ $5,~ • .' '!i. • $~95 ' '(. • $191 ' i l . I . ,. tuR a ~ or ~ ~~ ~tlo. you art; .. to find ~' II! . .',;~;., I l »lxur~tlc::. ' " I t .: ;. •• · tJ.) Wbelh~ ~" Is i I' I Rl. .ING . SUPP&II I I , ' Oft .. I . -~'I (" I !. I ' We ~c1lrry A • • ;>$· • . - a • .. ' Prizes- Stt~aks- Roast$ ... ChQps · ' . .';J $895• I " i~- ~$ $995 •. ,. .IIIJlt . :. .r •• ·~ . " .. ,.. .·f~ ·, ,... . 1I I I 1, : ! I �' l n.Dy Sentinel, l'OIIleroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marcl! 18, 1960 D~lly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0,, March 18, 1960-7 (20) Business Service: - Enthusiastic Response Given Rutland Community News RIVER Harrisonville Social Events • FACTORY IIETHOD RADIATQ 11 J..n Parkor cleaning and repalriq by b'ain SURPRISI ,ARt:Y HELD ChQir wW sint Heavenly ed radiaklr specialiatl. All war Nr. apd · Mn. I Dale WWilml Mlu RO&alie Davll was surprised . Incline Thine Ear and were supper guut:l of the CUnton guaranteed. Free eatimatet. FaaI !Contlnuod F - , _ OM! with a party honoring her 17th Adora..mus To. Mrs. C. 0. Ch.t-pman Gilkey's Jr., Sunday eveniJJa;. ,.me d.,. service. lb.ekett' • olyn Bell with " My RlppiDea", birthday, Saturday evening, Mar ~. is director. PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS So:hio, Pomeroy, Phone WY2- June GUy GJI.ke7 of Columbus. called VanVranken with ''Til CONIItlon ef Ltldtt: Mcntgom- at lhe home of hu parents, Mr. Appearing wtll be : 39'77. on Mr. and Mn. Clint GUkey St. I 7 12t.t There Was You," and CharleADna ery : 15.7 upper, 9.0 lower, 81Ji ft . and Mn. Kenneth Davis. RATES I Soprano - Louise H.iggirrboth· Sunday to viiJt hls (ather, Bernie Heu doing the comedy lOili and open . Galhpglit:; 19.3 uppeJ', 1~ .6 The evening was apent playing Jaan Woodard, IDorothy HyseU AIIl CONDITIONING, REFRIGE a. dance I een&a per word, o.e lnaertioo. Minimum chara:r - 60 eent.&. "Got the Sun in the Mom· lower, 18.0 open. Lock 23, 14.0 a:ames and after Miss Oav1s had Marjone Priddy, Patty Rife, Irene Gilkey. atlon service. Jaek'a Refri&era ing." I eema per word for: three consecuuve msertions. dam down. Marmet 18.1 upp.er, opened her gifts, refreshments Searles, Eloiae MUS8er, Jane Ctiap, tion, New HaveD. Phone A bus load of pupib attended Specia) - otne month for 30 cents per word TU Members of the Paw 'n' Taw 13.2 lower, 2 ft. open; Winfield, were served. Those attending and Anna ~hrenfe1s, Sue Nelson, Osa the record hop at Rutif,nd Saturd.17 ZM37. ..23. Full ralfl of 3 cents pe!' WCird Will be charged for advertisintf t1' Dance Club under the direction of 18.4 upper, li.7 lower, 4 ft. open. sending gifl3 included Maxine Drema Birchfield, Sharon evening. · if DOt pMd. with.ln 10 daya after rece1vmg bdl . NG- Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy rounded Rlw.r O.u'": Pt. Pleasant ~.72, Spangler, Sue Nelson, Dee Thorn Case, MUILLIR FURHACio... WIITI Sinclair, Rutb Spanmoe. iD Advertillin,: - Should be reported unmediate-ly. T.be out the f1rst half of the show with Pomeroy-Mason 22.44. · HOUSI appUancH. Arnold Br Richard Rhode& moved his famas, Osa Turner, Wayne Roush , gler. DUly "Seatiuel will not be retiponmble for more than one IIICOI'· Dam.t are up, 13 through 22; 111'1 Dean Will, Huth Spangler, Jimmy lyriCUM, Ohio. "*'- a square dance demonatratlon. 0 Soprano - Patty Youn&, Sue Uy to Point PJeaaant Sunday. SECOND HALf! to 1 trap open. WY-:ua4. 11·1,..c George, Judy Chase, Sandra Little, Rathburn, Judy SIEiwter, Sandy Lent Jordan who baa been luf· Card ol 'lbank.s aRd ~jaJ Notices of Events $1 .00. Obituaries - ~ In the second haU of the proOhio Rlvv Bo.ats: down at Lock Herb Grate , Jane Parsons, Roger · · ' · Little, Brenda Turn· feriluil from a lame back ia much pmliabed at 1 eent per word. 'IELEVlSION RADIO AND SMALL duct10n, Charlea Werry, backed by 7, Janie D. 6:15 a. m., 0.1; down at Dav1s, Rodney Davis, Mr. and .Mrs. er, Robson. improved. l DAY 6 DAYS WORDS 3 DAY& I MO, appliance repair. Phone Oti 11 Pomeroy danee,n, presented '"The 13, Lunca Point 6 :15 a. m ., 22-0 ; Rona.Jd Dni&, Pomeroy, and her Alto - June Tqlil, Let4, LongMr. and Mrl. Frank Halliday and 15 IIOc $ 1.35 DOc $411<1 McClintock, Racine, Obio. Darktown Strutters Ball" followed John J. Rowe, 7:.35 a. m., 9·7; grsndp~trents. Mr. and Mrs. Wor- streth , Marlene Hoffman, Betty PauUne Atkins viajted lin. Mattie $1.8<) Sl 2D zo IIOc $6.00 2-1-tfc by Kathy Francia and "Some Sun· down at 14, Raymond E . Salvati ley Davis, Dexter. Morris, Rose Jacks. Halliday at the Dwight M.utehler 75<: $1.11<1 $2.2:1 21 $7.!10 day Morning." Mrs. AUct Neue 10:31 a. m. 0.14; down at 15, W. S. TO ATTEND INSTITUTE home in Athens, Sunday. CUbTOil 8UJL1' KlTLllEN 0 &- ung "St. Louis Blues." Blaekfaees Rhea 8:1~ a. m., 14-4; down at 18, .AAb nee!ved by 10 A.M. wtll be in that days paper. w Tenor - Roy ·cremeana, Dean •I li&ned fo: •our bomJ ~ . . Roy Reuter and son, Ronnie, pre- Crownpoint 8:15 a. m. o-6; down at ar-ner Morgan, Rutland High WHI, Jim Sheets, Paul Musser. Chapman and Dorothy HyseU. ...._ __ .. II timtteL lo'ru-...uan aud Abbott. sented "Sonny Boy" and Donna 18, KallAl City, 9:13 a. m. $-0; Na- School mathematics teacher, bas Bass Carlos McKnight, Paul r~ WY-2-2157 Pboae WY-2-6321. u tf Reibel did "All Bound Round Wttb tional, Dixie Star and .Robert T. accepted an appointment to at· Pierce, Herb Grate, Reger Riggs The Northwestern Dlstrlct schools were closed aa;aiD Thor. the Mason-Dixon Line." Bonnie waitina; at Lotk 18 to be tend a Mathematics Teachers lnsti- and David Pierce. TILIVIIION RADIO AND IM"L l I I Notices RHS YEARBOOK day and Friday, due to snow and A comedy bit, "I Didn't Know }()(ked; down at 19, The Southern tute at Ohio Univeraity, Athena, from July 11 -to August 19. Appllo- ,..,.lr. Call Pro c -... 101 414 N. Soc-• A 1the Gun Was Loaded' wu enacted 10:30 a. m. 13-1; down at 20. w. The lnslitute is one of 381 sum- Anyane interested in the 1960 slippery conditions on rural road.L fhemlt M. fain t,.... • "·• by Mn. Rutb Baer and tile Chuter C. Bectjord 10 a. m. 19-0; down RHS yearbook will have to place Mr. and Mn. Bill Brown and Termite and Past Control me,r Institutes being sponsored by orders by March .15. Total cost a( Teresa spent the past Sunday with Mkkll.rt. I J tfc 1 Grange members. Danny Thompat 21, Heten Z 8:3Q a. m., B-0; down rne Mupect..,._ Insurance ,.atlon. AUCTIONI!IR son liD& "Harbour Li.,chtl" and at 23, Sarah Kate 12:40 p. m. 0-3; the National Science Foundation the yearbook is $3.50. Orders may her mother, Mn. Iva Stewart, of wWL li:..y tenna. Complete Strdce Mrs Lois Ann Burt beautifully St. LouiJ Zephry 3:50 p. m. ().4; A. The main objective of the ln8ti· SP,R1NG SALE .....,_ tl'omerey WY 2·2366 . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;= Critt Bradford presented "Embraceable You .. and V. Crin Jr. 8:30 p. m. 6-0; Up at tutes are tCI obtain a better under l b-"e;;i;pl;;a;;;ced;;;;;;w;;;;itb"";;;';;'ud=en;;;to;;;,;;;;J;;e;;;an;;;M;;;;id;;;d;;le;O;po;;rt;;;; Pwbmouth PR 6-HSO %4 NEW 10 WIDES staruhng or old and new ideas to Write, PhoM .,. Contact "J Don't Know Why." 23, Louiliana 2:15 p .m. 6-5; Ellen 2 29 trc 36 TO 51 FT. A. C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl.. The eye of the teenagers was Z :J:46 p. m., 3-l; Ashland 5:35 p, U USED ONE & TWO 25-tf taken by Bruce Stalnaker linatn1 m. 12-2; JaneT 7:03 p. m. .&-0; Kan· LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY WITH The Rutland High School Glee ' BEDROOM UNITS 'Chattanooga Shoe Shine !Boy.'' ~ Cit)' 10:40 p. m. ().7; Mike newly relearted Dex-A·Oiet Tab10 IIEPOS~ESSIONS lela. Only 96c at your drug store. HO:M.E BUILDERS, mRCH CABI· Herb Grate &ang "Trees." Creditor 4:40 a. m. 14-6; up at Gal· Club and Choir will appear in Gal· FOR BALANCE DUE 3 14 lite NET makera For111ica sink tops. , Ralph Werry followed witb a lipoliJ, Tbe W.lbcbester 4:~ a. m. Upolis Saturday, March 19. The Glee Club which conslsta uf all For the best sel-ection of Vinyl asbesto11 block laid. House dance-baton twirling act to ,.Var· ~. &irla will alng White Swans, Claud MOTHERS : THE FIRST SHIP· repaila of all deacriptl.ou. Call sity Orag." Esther Sylvester and N• Kenewt.a .._h reporhcl. u~ trailer& in ''"~::~I and U My Songs Had Shadows M~'f o( WlilTE STAG guls cOme to Wa\lel'll.y. Irene Grueser presented the Jbow'a Guy l"le' gler, Racine, Oblo. sportswear, age 7 to 14, 11 here. Jtr.oil"" are well worth 2 24 tfcl only blacklight number, "Tuck Me . <.:!amd1ggers, Calfskinuers, and _ _ -,-=c---:-:--= to Sleep m :dy Old 'Tucky Home.'' the Shorler Shorts. Heavenly 1 lciiME PREPARED TO o•••qiBABY i'lliOES : BRONZE, ~tOlD Cloaing the ahow wa' L)rl!ln Dan· toPI 1n smart knlt 11tyles aU m doww payment, bank Hnd Sliver Plated. Write: Ray - ~lels, Karen Bachner, Sandy Ol:lcoordmattng colon. La)'away 1oonelnQ . Anyhhing of \l'alue mund Thomas, La.ngtville, Ohio. lmger and Neda Bradford doing availab!e if that Ia more conven- : 2 18 30tc "Anything Goes." lent. T.be Shoe Hox, M1ddleport, I DELIVERY ----- - I Accompanists were Mr1. Olive Ohio. 3 14 6tc ' SAVE .l UP TO ,1,000 c;:LILAHDI rngraham, Mrs. Charle• Neuman IMIW & TV R•r~lr 1H'itM and Wayne Roush. They were Truman H. Cline, Newark, the I The local Navy Recruiting OfTHERE WlLL BE A DANCE IN Phone WY·2-225.S backed by The Five Salnta who only Ohioan wbo holds the Na- flee announced a new enlistment qte b.igh iiehool a:ymnuium at Oho• presented several numbers during Ilona! Soclotf for Crippled Chll· program going into effect this HarrieonviHe, Ohlo. Jt~r1day, a:ao 1ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THE the evenmg. dren and AdQ\ts' highest honor, month for high school eeniors Ul 12. Adm1uiun &<>c. Music Will 1 hMit1 OMt yc~ur soul need .... WASHlNGTOJ'i UPI _ Sen. the "Gallantry Award" i1 heading araduating thls coming May de· be by Cliff l:lyera and hJa lnv1 lnt Work. Lownt Prlcea. Alexander Wiley (R-Wia.) today Ohlo'l Euter- Seal campaia:n whicb aJring to enlist in the Navy under Strm&notea. 3-16-3tc U. 5, HIGHWAY :Z3 I RACINI SHOI SIRVICa SHOP urged the post office to luue a o.pened St. Patrick'• Day, March the High School Graduate train LULU YOU OINTLY TO ILIIPI . 'QHIO aACINI, OHIO, commemorative •tamp honoring 17 and contlnlle• through Easter lng proa:ram during the summer WAKII YOU TO MILODIC MUIICI (~I Auto following graduation. monthl -;;;=;:;;;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: Ignace Paderewski - Paland'J fa· April 17. ,j .. mous muaical artist and statesman. Cline. htmaeU a trlple amputee . The Navy's High Sehoal GraSlumber ~Witch tuma radio "" at night. New Ia chlef eJll.lneer for the Newark duate Training Prolilram epables 19M FORD V8 2 dr. CUllOm ledan . drift-free d.rcuit Ra:-ra "aerood· in" on ltation. lots in I Ohia Comp&ny, manufacturer• of the graduate who qualifies to en· Extra good fln1sh . Extra aood You wake to mu1ic or buuer ~Jafm. Larre cooking equipment and other elec· list in the vocational field of his c:ar. $.5116. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. . c. R brliahed-metal dial. Sweep st~~c:;Ond hand. All IN THE MAT'I'IR OF trlcaJ appllJ.Dcel!l. He bold& aeven choice and is assigned to a techni· 3 16 Otc controls em fronl of 11t1t. Golden"\foicd' Speaker. 3 12 61.p SITTLI!MENT OF ACCOUNTS patents, lnlludlni impfovements cal school in his field. Handsome cabinet in ~-- - ..,.-,.-.-~-- I Good Cl..n UNCI Ctrs PROBATI COURT in pilot Jlgbtt -and deaJgd of top THREE ROOMS bF ALL NEW Whito,BiueorPinkcolor~. r $29.95 Senlors deairlng to qualify for 1 All Makes liM M•l• i"'El~: ~C~O~UNTY, OHIO units for electric kJtchen ranaes. thle program can apply at tbe Moda'.C2 furniture, 4~ pc. iQ all at tnMITROPOI.IT AN Mel TORI 1. and vouchers of the Cline lo1t both leg. and his Navy Recruiting Office anytime gel'~ Furniture with 39" SHS 600406 .... Mlln. ... following named fldudarles have right arm In an automobile acci· prior to graduation and take nerange and 12 cu . ft. Hot Pomt Sefore 9:30 A.M. Pomeror, Ohle · heen fHed in the Probate COurt, dent only five , days after he re· cessary testa. Applicants qualify· electric refrigeratOI. The~>e 3 Middleport WY·2·2649 MellilS County, Ohio, for appmva1 celved his electrical engineering Ina on the local test wm be issued room1 of furniture were not Pomarov WY·2·3195 and settlement: degree from Purdue University. round trips tkkell to Ashland 1963 BUJCK Special ~ dr. sedan. A picked up alter a down payment KAUTZ PIED STORI At Chtsttr Case baream at tbttl prtce . $395. BlacttNo . 18213 First and Final Courageously adjusting to artlfl- Ky., for phyaicals and Armed d h I was rna e. T e- aav 011 can be Yukon • • 1•• "W!here ~dio And 'IV .Aire A BUBLR$91, Not A Sidelioe" nlr'a, Pomeroy. :i JU 6tt 1Ao:~~;~~~ of Katharine Baker, Exe· ctal lelilB and one arWiciaJ arm, he Force& testing on any Saturdays of yours. No down' payment, 36 ,.... ._ · of the Estate of William employs no aids to walking and il t~e com1na months until graduamonths to pay. Jual pay the HAMILL SIRYICE STATION NO. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT ' ID>ll t 'ORD---<1--2 · duor. Good ·Baker, deceased. 11,dept in the use af• a mechanical tion. balance or $6 .tJ9 w(!ek . Here Js Bafc.ll't' 9:00A.M. condillon. Prtot.!d ru.aonable. Case No. 17961 First and FinaJ, hand. He lend• his paistance to ··1$990 wq~fth of furniture for 1 Albany Phune WY 2 · 6710. 3 ate Account of Irene B. Hickman, Ex- other handicapped 'people u a ,;Pnl!o. . $1199. Phon• WY2-2635. 1 __ ecutrlx of the Estate of Lelii member of the advisory bolifd at 191:16 t..,hovrolot 210-----tl cyl. 2 dr. ~ 3-ltFUtC' the Licking County Society for sedan. Sparktma: orJKtnal linlslt. WRITE FOil RHODES Blsettnar, deceased. Case No. 13497-A First Current Crippled Children and also thru .'19.l. bi<uJtlnKf'tl, l'omcroy. folder and low chick. prices. ELECTRIC JNCUUA TOR 416 EGG l'rompt answer. Rhodes Hatch· Account of The Huntlngton Na· his membership in Rotary Club , 3 16 6tc cupat:ity, cxccllont conrlitlon. tiona! Bank of Columbus, Trustee and in the Masonic and Mooae 1.~11116--2:::--:--;:D-;:0-;:0:-:R-c&:-::C:::Y::-L-.~BELAUI W. M. SJnclilr, Star Route, ary, Spencer, W. Va. 3·9-30tp of the Trust U /W of Albert D. lodges. 9-16 3lp BULLDOZER SERVICES AVAIL- Ebersbach, deceased Pomeroy, Ohio . In addition to his diatlnguished Sed.1n., &ood tjre., cle•n, two ABLE by hour or job. Contact: Case No. 18214 Statement in Lieu Career~· a profe!llional engineer, ta~, mu be inepeetad at 130 TIMOTHY JJA Y 51lc PElt BALE. N. 3rd Ave., Mtddleport or Mason City SP 3-~?76, Dclwon of and for a Firat and Final Ac· Cline owns and manaces a 111· JJhunc 5112·4073. 3·17·3lc Roberta. Call WYWODl. 8·1tl-6tc: 3 12 2Mp count of Nancy S. Smith, Admin· acre farm ne.r Newark, where he i1tratrix or the Eatate of Jngabe lives with bta wlfe and four (9aJ Marine Supplies (20o) Termite Utah Clinton, deceaaed. daua:hters. He received the "Gal· 1907 Mercury 4 dr. hard top 11e· - Case No. 18204 Statement in lantry Award" for his out,tandinl dan. Mercueymatic puah button UIIO BOATS AND MOTORS t25 Lieu of and for a Firat and Final coura1e ·tn overcoming bil bandlclrwe. k&H. Sharp ear tn•lde and end up while thev la1t. Metr• out. $1685. Blaettnar'1 , rom"lltan Mo•on. 600 L Main =rRE=-I~-=IN=SP::ECTlONS. PHONE Account of Calvin Randolph, Ad- cap. Since hiJ accident he baa mlniatrlltor of the Eatate of Irene dfl,ven more than a mJUlon mllea 3 16 6tc lt., Pomerow. Phone WY·NIIO. eroy. WY·2-277t. Gilmore Suppl)' Randolph, deceased. without incident, Ulln& a drop-ln 11-24-tfc Seqao. Automatic U:ansmis.sion," power sloe rinJ, radio and heater. Gold and white finStore. VauRhan Pest COntrol Ce Unleaa exception• are filed 1lidt and a tupp'ort for the lea: ish. One owner. · 191 For Member of National .tl8t Con· lh 1ft '·' ~ trol AuodoUon. li-.I·Uc thereto, Slid ae<:ounto wlll be lor with e art •~ -••· For h~~riroa before nld Cotlff. on tbe "Belldee tbe tl'Mtment and me· P~~tn&rtw•nla l,.......n ~ April, 1960, at which dleal care neceaaary for overcom· ,., have the bta' •or Cbrtatm11 20b , I P.ople'a Terrtct. anti aecounll wiJI be COD• Inc I handicap," · Cline aald In ac-frees. Plnea, Spructs. FIFJ. Send partmllft•a, v... St., oft lutt•rnut Awe.. lot llltln1 today, Porneroy, Phottt wy.2.n27. DON ST"'IB8 and continued from day to eeptina th" ebaJrmanahlp, "for a Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering. One owner. All white finish. until finally dispoaed of. norm•l adj-ustment one must tC· ' ICHROTH'I NURIIRY penon intereated may file qulre a positive attitude toward INDI"N"' l'o. exceptians to uld ae- diNbUlty, and plan his future 10 or to matters pertaining to that be can use his rttmalnlnJ of the trust not lcaa abllltlet to th& utmOit. The raad prior \0 the date to follctw II • ro"'b and l'UUed Standard transmission, 6 cyl.; one ownel'. 11 uns perfect. for hearlnJ. • OM, but oae Jeafna to Uve wltb JOHN c. BACON taln and lneonvenience. 1 know Actina: Probate Judge Euter Seals fihance tbil cart and P...o WY·2.u61 Mlddl...rt Melp County, Oblo pa'O¥ide1 for edueaUonll pro(3) 18; lte *"m• end many oth!tr llrVkes IIARNJ:S.SPIPSON IN&uii..NC¥ - - ~--- - -· whleb help Ohio'• orlpplod ehll· Automatic transmission, radio and heater, one owner. . Aaenta. ¥lddleport. Fire, J.u-. ~d adults a 1ona way toward mobile, Bonde. Phone WY-1poaJtlve attitude aad :IIIQI. NOTICI of HIARINO to. P .. ROLI ' iD1 lndopenolenl produc· L.o""", Ohio, Mmh 15, 19110 tlvt elllml1 " Cllot Aid. o=OII~P=LI~~ . lNijiwei: l07oao.:-Jack Edward Landen, a (~ llr. Cline' will' 1PPNf in mny Hard Top. Automatic transmission, radio ao d heater, new car tradt>ln. ~•U~ LU~ Au~. t~. •~ Call DoD IWla, lllddloplrt, IP'Iaoner now confined In the Lon- Ohio eommuMtlea ait-lac aU Ohlo dan Prlaon Farm, Londan, Ohio, alii t 01 -lllpport tbe Enter Se,Ob1a.' . admltted from Meigs County, con· t;.WJ~paltn to belp crippled cbllFOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSII vlcted May 18 the crime of P'or· di'tn durin& the camP.Iltn P'drlod. . · · . wJUl bath. Nice loeatJon. Melvin tery (3c/c) and serving a tentence ;Auto~lic ·transmission, radio aod hO..ter. aod while TIIJa ~De Is a11arp. Hood, Ill Locwot 81., Pom-. ol HO yem 1J ellalble lor o heo~ IIOIINING STAR , In I beloro Ill• Ohio Pordon •nd , .. ..,.ral from IM!' e at the 3-.i!»>'P ' . ' ' WITH STAR Parole Commluion, on or after lattwell party liven ,,_•• , 4 lbl. May 1, 1880. tor Rev. Rthard-..11 11uaraa1eecl. WANTED: EXPERIENCED BOOK •te Plt'ftft enll 'arol• who bave a cell for paltor in InMolp co. keeper ·and ,£encral -ofl1ce man. Ctft'tMINI•n dian:&. Sedan. Automatic traosmisaloo,- radio and heater, white sid8Will 8 Bun no~~r State quallfl,ciUOns apd aalary a, lbHrt K.. l Mr. and l(n. Clarence Grueaer, 'Ibis ooe is sharp and riady to go. , . l expecLed. Write Box IS68-H. c/ o Parele 1M ltcer4 Clerk were the Sunda; o1. their Tho Oalb Seollnol, PomOI'tll'. (3) 18, 2D. 2tc 101!1, Ro&er, and LoJan: 3·17-6•.e WANT ADS REPORT TELEV1SION GUIDI WSAZ.TV Channel 3 - --. •:oo • ~ 30 S:OO •1 -.. I Channel3 -Friday ft :30 6:00 do8:115 · 6:2rJ 8:30 6:45 ---- 7 :00 '1:3G 8:00 8:SO I. PHONE - /(~ 9 :30 10;00 10:45 11:00 11:10 ll:15 ~ ·OO ! '&:1& Sllll1 Oil 8;00 Circle 3 Ranch 'D:dO sit~ ·" Qu•e n I I --=----c-c:-------'' Triple Amputee Heading1%0 Seal Sales I W~ VERl Y MOTOROLA Navy Explains New Enlistment Program In 1960 ~~iEFv~e~ry~D~ay~~~ I Sole .. I( ~11'1 t)ff Cha~ne1 3 - 5unda) Ll : 15 Sign On 11:30 This 1> the Lilt l2:00 TV Chapel L2:30 lb.dustry on, Parade l2:45 Garden Club o4 the Air 1:00 Champl,.llht-p Bo'"\u'ng 2:00 lrull(te Snorts 2:15 NlBA ~etban 4:00 Meel the press ,,90 Wiorld (Jhoonpionshlp Golf '\o:W " ' '' 'i:u. I 1958 FORD Station Wagon nsurance Legal Notice S 1957 DODGE~. Door Sierra Sta. Was· =n1 • 1957 ~ERCURY Monterey ,2 Door 1956 FORD Vi~toria 2 Evenin~ Sessi~ l ,:.~, '0f<Music Eve~t!, 1 ,, ' • , , 10:30 Wichita Town I1·00 N~w1 Re~o~d".Dif ti:IO Weatlle<UM 11:1& Nitewatclo Chann-' 8 - Friday Qallnel &• SatUrday li~ ~~·b..~~~;. ' 1:00 Badge and Bu1lell LZ:OO Lunch with Saupy Sl1el Ghost 12:30 1:00 !:'so' 2:00 . -:· il:iti . 3:00 ,,oo I I' , I f I . . .' -' ' BOOK I Paree Westingho~ Deailu .. . . . ~il)o~ule The)l'will~t 'Zone "Pertan ~to /Person , 1' ,. Cori! .. ' ~day Tl,mugh . · 1ritay . . .., .. bllllness. m~, endeavor, ma~!l pace with ~eveiop­ oecurring cor,· word ' of Ohio vaney at 232 Secoqd exception. ~· returned from :a .pl.. Tbe M i· ' ... clini~ n syle · . . (\ ._·¥ t1 ')~J.\} Door Hard Top fillbb. \ 1956 PLYMOUTH Belv-dere 4 Door. 121) Reel Estate tires, cvi engine. 1956 .PONTIAC ·4 Door • 9 Passens.-r StaUon Wa&on. V8. Ollgine, automaUc .tranami.ssion.. A Houseful Of All NEW FURNITURE ·. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN B .t RNEY GOOGLE ..,. 8NUI"J'Y 8JIITII 150 Attend :·t -~~\a:. · 1957 FORD Custom ·300 Club Sedan --- e 1958 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 Door I Rent 1•M w.. ti>e«at 8hoctWatch 1 8 :10 vuuq, ... , •..,mn B::r.l The Sunday Show RFO 8:30 'News , ~ 9 "" Breakfast Party 'nle Suo"d.,- Show • New• 10:30 lifetv..l . .• ,, I .,, lln~faat Party 10;3~ TbThe SAru,ndm ayHShO)" ~···i &•35 New& 11:30 e Y ou;r .,. tJ 9•30 12:00 Noon News 10 :00 Motorca de 12:.15 VlrJlnla Vitatoe (P~Jne 10:30 Star Salute Apostolic Chtmfl) ' 11:00 Top Ten 12:30 United NG.tiGns Sli-6~. . 12:00 Noon News · 1 12 :40 Spcial ~urlty 12:15 Weeke!ld 1:00 Rev. Teets (Carpelltll~ 1:30 News 1:30 Sunday Showca~e . ' 1 : ~ Weekend ~ :00 Annivenary Showcase 2:30 Ohio News 2:30 BroAdway ~howi:aae 2:116 Weekend 3 ·00 Sunday Sbowcaife 3:30 News 3;So Rev. Wilsan (New Bavtn Chureh df God) 3 :35 Weekend , , ~o :tjews ..fiOO Sunday Showcase 4 :35 Weekt:nd 4:00 .Newa 5:iltl Guest Star .4 :35 Su~ Showcase 5 :45 P~t Boone Show 5:30 News & Weather 5:40 Congr~~man Moeller . u.oo Sundown Serenade ~: 4~ Washingon Reports tb the 6•30 Off the Air. . . . Sunday Peeple 7:-m Sign On 6:00 Sundown Sef'enadEi _:7_::4:;7_:S_:•_:n_d•..:Y:_C_h_;ape'-I-----'-::6 :3~0::---=0::I:_f_:lh::.':..Ai:=:·r;-~~-;:-j-l;,:. ... ~~ \....Ontrol ( 14) ~J:lS Rev . .llt-n\&Jmen: .<Rutland MMIOn) '"'- ,_, u.. Tim 1::00 J\.merican iBandstand 5:30 Rio Tih Tin 8:00 San F.ra:~clico Beat 8:SO Your Esso Reporter 6:40 Wet.therman '1 :45 John Daly Nt.~W* 7:00 'Buddy Stafcher Show 7:30 Walt Disney ~nta 8:30 Man ·From Black ·HaWk 9:00 77· SOifB•I Blrtp , \0:00 Tbe- !I)e.tecllvea '0:30 lllaelt, s~ •. !1:00 The iilow;Tonl.ll~t, , 10:10 seam>~ng tbe Weather \1:15 $ports Report \1:20 ;~te,;~,'Jl" . WERNER RADIO AND nLEVISION 1. 'l:lo Sl&n On Guest Star New• &: weather 8:00 WCHS.TV C!n•nnel 8 0 Call Olea :.terrett oodJ. 12:30 Detective's Dairy "! :00 Down on tbe farm 1:30 Command Performance 2:00 NRA Playoff _..... Le,oI N .... ce I .«( . lO:OO I Soles 6:00 News Picture 8:15 Saturday .Sports Roundup 8:30 Watl!lt'front '7 :00 Satt,lrday Nitht Jamboree 1:30 'Jionanz,a a10 Man ADd the Clallen1e HO Tllo Deputy tHIO. World Wide 60 I0:3D M:an. Prom Interpol •l :i)O Ne-...111 81111mm. 5 :S8 6:00 6 :15 6 :30 7:(10 a .30 Till'•~ ~ent ,'' ff'I::IO -00 llilHrilo,.h.d ""'iea pveSil nd Trail 10:3(1 ~ ~,..,~~ ~ "'I;O(l f.OO (iU'W. . e~n Heritage u:oo .' (. r/ # · 9:ll0 l ~.. 111\"1\ 11:30 ~, • • &'' f· '~· •o!oo Nrtria Yolinl )2:00 True · h•. CLOCK RADIOS FROM ...._... MOBilE HOMES SA LES e1 Jllngle 4:00 N'IT Tournament s.turday ;, ::IIl( 'lol ' r: ucll\lh' ·, · . I I ' · Clllinne13 - Saturday .' lllAILERS ····h·;~r~""~~"~~~:~oom Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time oLeam.boat Btll Cisco Kid Steamboat Bl!l ljm Thaeker Show Weathereaat Newa Picture Huntley Brinkley Revort Death Valley Days Thi.s Man Dawson Troubleshooters Pontiae Star Paiade Masquerade Party Cavalcade of Sports Jackpot Bawltng News Headlines Weathereast Jark Paar Show sicn on a:ao mA WMPO Daily Program Scbmule · BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN . ' 1l friatr~ b ~081 a aetellltJ. Tttetre locMII m. eladiillii'W.a- ptup. · ,, 'BAKER' FURNI'TU"E : i Radio and he~ter~~ au~~atlc tra.'WlltutOn!;~~; \ • o;. Tile Brlellul ~i ..>.,.. MIDDLE~Rt ''. . ' • ' ., • ~- ~· 1-t, ·~-"'l ' ·:~:~-~:e~~ l ·.,l,i.1~·· Engine has oew-rbqrs. Radio and heater. A mUaage getter. ~· ,· ·o:- "' . J • < ' ' 1955. N~~ft : llan:.bt;·r Stati~1 .Wa 9011 CONVEN~T' TEaMS . ' 1955 P~YMOU.TI;i 6 cyl~ Cl~~ Sedan $595 11'1 banl t. p& ...., Wllheoil 1 ftiiP .,. IIIII.I n- ' "• •, ~ •1.'' ~ .~ · ···. ) Jl' •• .''..., '· ,, i �... ~oo .. .,.l,t .. w<,.'!w • • _..._.,.._.,. I 4Vw '"' -• .. . - _ . . ......... _ _ • - • •..- •" .,~ ~- .. ""''• ,...., ,. ., .. ~··~..,._...,_..,.,. ___ ,._ ., .,. ;.,...,. ' .' • ( i I ._, -.............· ~. 'r====-=======-. S--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 18, 19e0 MEIGS THEATRE · ··' · -, ·• Plans For Spring Carnival, Jitney Around And About .. Supper, Record Hop, Ma de f or Aprl'130 POIIEROY, OHIO "BL~~tgEL.. c. lL WI,. sr. hoo returned to Haggerty• AUend ht• home after spending • w.., a. ::. with Mr. and Mrs. Funeral In Mr . and Mrs. Edward Ha&~ert)t lolro. Hubert Mace was returned were in Parson1, W. Va. la~t wet~k to her home Thursday from Hoi· for the funeral of Mn. Hauerty'a - Middleport Plans were made fOr a sprblg carnival, jitney supper and record hop on April 30 wben the Racine PTA met Monday w. r cs!:':"" 1 r.er Ho.pii.&J and is reported to brolher, Arthur Hinebaugh who nicely and ia able had betn vacationing in Florida wht'n he had a heart attaclr. and May BrittSATURDAY OJrt evening The Lord . 's Prayer in un15on opened the meeting. Changes , •.. ,. ... minor Franlr.surgery Cbeesebrew Wednesday underwent ·at lbe to Mrs. be up Paul a little. 'I'Ileiu wu reported died . ' ~,.2IOHAU~~-':?r. in the revised by.laws were read, the only major change belhg · Holzt!r Hospit.l and lt reported ;u at her home Thursday. Before going to Parsons lhe Hac· ~ ... Lo.!., "D.>;) th t d I • ~ to th CO t C 11 be ] b to be & Ughtly impr()ved. Zita Nferl Is recoverlaa: at her gertys went to Columbus to meet Robert Taylor, Lindo Dbrlstia• a e ega~s • un y ounc • ecled w en election mprDvements rted Sched_uled Soon . home alter hoving her toullo ,.._ _ alto _ of offlcers is held . It was decided to talk with Maurice Lott Mr. and Mrs . Edward Moore moved at Holzf:r Hospital TuPa- :wi n;. L. M. Whiteman, sister ot Mr~ . Haggerty who flew here from "l'llE 30 FOOT BRIDE ! concerning what the Association will do for the Eighth grade. At SaJisbu~' Grade School By PTA aod daughter Shelia have return· day morning. Of' CANDY ROCK" Mrs. Wtlma Reiber, Mn. Ruth -.. - . ed £rom Radford., Va., where they Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ha.:kett San Francisco, California, for her Stienoe Fiction _ Leuebter Bradford and Mn. G. T. Hildore ence and plana were made to · Mrs. Merl,in Tra~y ~lld at the rneetlng of the Salisbury were called by the death of hia and children were ill Charleston brother 's fW'Iera l. 1last Suoday to vt~~t wt' th Mr. and SUN MON MMf T\J:IS were named u the nominatina: ·practice Tueld.ty at 7:30 P· Jtl . PTA hetd Tuesday eve~ atlthe schoOl · mother. IBefore returning to her home in .. ·• ' "'"mml· tt-. It wos ooooun-d that The first grade tau&ht by ltuth Th -• lib ... ~ · "'JACK TilE RIPPER" w "'"' ...... e mee11DC openo;Q W ... · __..... Rose Marie Hackett is confined Mn. Joseph Tribble and daughter, Cali£ornia she and Mrs. Haggt~rty Lte Pattenlon, Be~ty McOowaU the music for the Mother Slnsers Tuclr.er, aecond grade taught by Lol'\l't~ Pre,e.r ln unJtojt. )In: :ave the Melga Memorltl IJOBPI· to her home on Seventh 4.venue Kim. pbn to visit In Chicago with Mr. ,.,~~""'""'""'""'=~'=""'£_~b•~d~m~iv:,;ed"__'f~or'_"th"'e_:•~P~ri~n~g.:_co~n~f~er· Dolore• Kraeuter and the tHird George Star~u reportint 'for tJM al story, dlatributed JIUoretJJn because of toNiUtis .and will not Mr. and Mra. William Houck and and Mrs .. James Bri.ngard. &hradl.e taught byh Margaret Houda· committet; wbtcb met 'flU• ~ nd C1lnduperlctedod a quetUoa and be able to return to school until daughter Beth of u--,·oo ore s e t tied for t e attendance ban... 1 00 d id •t. "'1 nawer .. ......, scuoo ar , •• L,Qit ~ t. 1 next Monday. viaitinc her p.rents, Mr. and Mn. • first aid film "Reecue BrMtb· chen will bt .pttDted. It vrfl 'vated Refresbmentl were aerved at Dinner gueats off Mn. Clarerce L Mltcb. Mr. and .Mrs. George son1 David and Steven of Wheel· fdr he clo10 of tho meeUng with u-. Wedneadav Foaah of Athens also visited the ing were here visiting with Mr. · .. wu ah own diU'Inc tbe ~ to mg the purcb,.. &tbOQ.I iu:EitlooaJ torium.. h~ ' iOJ ~ • McNea l S M ~ were Mias MJ gram hour and Mn. .&rnlre Riffle, Mi-t. bert DfsqQ Ind. Jeorge :ftU'ehet and Mrl. Harry 1Margaret auer, n . Lillian Stei!t tc ee yeilterday. Lilt wee.kead and Mra. Mitch and Mr. and Mrs. Thein C'Dndueted ·a discunion on Mrs. Robert Blp'd~te .,.re .NIJM. ~uleton ~~~..:...__;_ and Mrs. Lester Boice. Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Mitch and John Sclnes. el&:ht question• namely : tJM 1 1ti ·to "Should •ou lead vour child to 811 nom Ql .1.1111 co~ "'" Jerpn~ 5 ..,. IIRIDDII HOUOAI"W.l' be improving l~====··===-==· !b~::::~~~~~~:;:Zd 1 1 ·R·epo ·· ·. · QUITS AI IHOOPIR CHATT""-A. T011n. UP..._ ........ ,............, ......... ~ c'.:O::..~": A . _ _ , . ,......,. hor - • .ui4Wt twiftl my..tf ,. alii: ·flw • a1 e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY lftY' y • e n t 1n e Det~etetl l'e Tile l•t4Jt'aU ~Of The Jlft8..M.,_ tlrn I k WEATHER ........_ ..............-. Ohio: C - . occooloMI lltlof ..,_- - · _, - r. ,.... llfht .,.., llkoly - P41rflJ ctou4y, rMf MVCh ~ I• :::=,':,."it .._ "' aar. '~• ~~FrW~~·------------------------------------------------~--~~~~ ....==~~=-~~~~~~~~~-----------------------------------------~~~~~---~NO. 285 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio, Saturday, March 19, 1980 SINGLE CO!'Y- k ;- VOL XI t .~ r• ne~ ,. ~ 't ---------- IP. 1t•- ' report ot tile ,.pril meot!nJ. ~ first ll'•de t•ucht by u- ;Dune ..li ....,,. "'*"'"' the otcooo rrode laucJtl . by Mi 114 ft.oNIM 'S tory tltr1f t• .the. • think o1 bia iNc¥r .as a friendly person?" "U you b•¥e dlUiculty in COiltrolling your chiJd should you !:~o~/·~·~t wai~ unW you go t,o Are you wiliJng to diseuu with the teacher, )'our child's ab.ility or di&ablllty? , · Do you expect the teacber to diacusa these problems durin& ~<h 1 h ~, 00 00111 · · If you belleve the teacher i1 ~~ng a coo~ job, du you tell her Do you expect special le~iency for your child in dlaclpli.ne or gradinl? · Do you expect the tucher to be more puritanlcJl than you areT U the teacher'• ttancJards are stricter than yours do you resent 11? At th' close of the meeting a • l . • TAKE THIS FIRST STEP TO SECURITY ltop ln ... ond start SniJig. Add .. 1""" I«<Wlt ...... lariJ' for 1111 IOCIUIIJ• l coif.. hour attendaocc btf1Qer: . . . Mta:. Maxlne Arn91d, . pr;ii ,. ··'· tl'bairman.- iittroduced , t11 · ! ij tro~at aD(j. the leaclert. ' ' 1 How ll.qusb . tnd Mra,; N~~ W~U"era~Jllf!:' who pr~o~ ' a U:.lt ''Leaders Tathlg • Gtou• ~ Jf,wtllei to· t Sr>e<ial _ , ... lncll Brown·ie T rq.? p ...,. "~. ·, .... " ' Offer 011 STORE·WIDE~ SALE · w•• hetd in the home -- ' ;;, "the ·Girl Se<KJt Troop Six: lAcier, Mf!l . Joha Moore who 'prea~Jed ~ a :folk dance taught therl! bf lfL Jo H,ardy lnd a play ''Blue - ~" . Tbe achool ~;~~ewa wu iJVeiJ. by , Mra. Orin Smith, who ••n•.,•t.ect·. that. Mn. Geneva Jo.e,c.bbtJ. ~~ or· · dered t-he music 1nd the fDr!Da: ·mutical will be prea~tecf Ia AprJI. . WUliam Atkin~ wu pr~tetlt and ' eeonomJc11 room. 55 El)joyed Dinner Thursday Evening Brownie Troop N ol Mld~Tei>Oi-t enjoyed a djnner Thurt<fax evenIns at the Martin Roltouroht to Rhodes Services HeldTuesday At . EWiiJ9'~ ~hapel SAVE -TOMORROW· SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M• ,. ••d · Funerol ·,.-.ccea for -,~ Ml~~rt:' Tht Jffal( .. t.f betn • •• ""'" " planned for last week Ia. obNrY· Rb!Hjeo •er·· ~eld trOm the !Willi of Girl s<ourw..~ · but due : CbaP4!1J, TUetct.y at 2 p. m. wtth bad weather waa pqatpo~_d : the Rn". Walfo J, Bart11le;, of the· Federated Church, ing. SPtclel mu1tc Wll provided Mra. !kin NetJtz:llng, organi1t Mu . Muvin Burt, ac.loiat. We Pay 3% lnterelll 011 Your Savlnp . The tablet ·m · in green and Whi:IAI if~t"b · eup' favors at each Plaee. . . )J.Jkfl! HaQelt ia. lejldtr pf · and Mn H4rold "l!!:.H~r.:. bird Is aasirtant, and they met 'jtl~· the Jirll at their maeting ·room ~ the Methodist church precedln1 tbe dlnher for their re8ular meet. in& . . · After the Pleddrs:;e~o~Jtt~!:e~~·'~ the fj . Burial wu made io the Pine Grove cemetery and pallbearers were Willard Hines, Denver Thorna, Walter Baer, Lawence Lann· . BANIUNG 81NCE 1872 lng, . Edward Schaefer, Fred Neue and Le11ter Ru11ell . 'lllembe• Federal R-rv• SyaleD Cominc from out of town for the servtee were· Mr. an~t : · ; Member federal John · Walker, Mannlnt W'a Depolli 'IWMII'bre CorporaUon Mlu Patricia Knebuach, and . and Mrs. John Copland, Canton; POMEROY RUTLAND William Huahes, Athen1 and Ml111 • ------...,-~====================,,_::Rachel Rooab, Columbus. Sauer, POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -~ ·~· ~ t . . ,t-\f~ 1• f . '-. ,~1.::;, ~- ··;- .. '· ~· ···,~ ·' 'i .• ·.1 ,, ·- me-f:o , ... ~ lr. Myrta Weimann. Harold E. Hubbard wall named by president Theodore T. Reed, Jr. more 111 chairman of the annual Easter Home Mary ·Jane Gerard :W~ijl ~Uglb1Q fttr .t ht .P~n but wa, un11bl~ to be pteaent. Vtralnla Ftre, :i,nother m~~er ablil to ot the ~p ; waa a:llo ufl: attend·. ' .' tric -co., was procram cbatnnan and tntrod~eed. Mrs. Maxlrie Cramer director of .apeelal event. in tb~ company'• pubUc relltlon• de· partment. She abowed and talked about colorful aUdea taken in ~~:~I Germany !)D a recUt trip t ~reu Ma~;tYJfliiJII. CUci, R~da llyuUr ·arid Betty ·Rusael). · , Burteu, ~nlddle CROW'S announces two new SANDWICHES • • • I 'BIGGEE' I SOc i . CroW. During tbe dollan T·be appointment of H\llll W. Ray Jr., to tbe Public Relations .staff of Columbus and Southern Oakley C. ColilnJ, ltooton, Nld today bt~ atop~ Ja ·p0rnet(IJ' loDI enouch laat aigbt to ooUect re-aultl of a aeeret ballOt taken en· can :SN1k At Meeting . ( ...... _...,.,., ~~~,~~~~~PTA . . ~"'''11: I I ~··· ... ,.,.,. ·~'. Jllni111tio ~'Jaot _, , ...... dlrtl Kltebea ~ ttaJ oilap. ''"""' .... duD. W.U.ota,y .._. , _ iiatii*Dt at- "SUPER STEERBURGER" •' Collins Reporte Vote Of EndolMDlent Here . Heaton Will . to One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredded lettuce, tomato, pickle and our own tangy sauce to enhance Its flavor. 1 MJY. Mae ·Baiaey, 'Dd the Ml11ea CollinB, Frieda Faehnle aDd Bell Sanborn. Haue~. Charlen~· The billoi wao ,lobil ·ot a meet· 1n1 of tht Mel" ~ouolp Republl· ---.~.+.i/"li!O-· For Thote Who Like That -----. "BE MtlN ~BAB·BBOILED FIAVOB" . THE FABULOUS Ray Appointed To PR Staff Of C&SOE Company doning a cJndJ.dlte fOr conareu b> tile lOth diairlet. _ "' I ---------- bach, Kitt7 Peril~ger, Henneuy, Patrlcla. Fultz., GtOetkner, KiY Compton, Mary Ann Rietard and Jamea Mees.. lJn· da Kirkland, Robert B1,1ck, Rk:hard CoUIDI, Mickey Mencbinl, Nan· cy Burna and Qntra Swab:el received $2 and ct]tifleates. Prizea of $1 and certificate~ were · were th!!&e iwarded to .B renda !Bailey, · the dinner ladiet the Heath Chur~:h, Mra. Folrqer. Mattie ol BuslJ,, Mtt; Carl Mattox, Follrod, i~~~1 . Fre;~em~a~n~, SPECIAL SHOWING QF ELE,CTRIC APPLIANCES Just try tnis huge super burger for size, flavor and soul sotisfyin!j goodness. Grilled to your own preference. One quortef. P!;lund beef potty with a slice of real American Cneei~ · !melted) with snredded ll'ttUC!:e, tomato, pickle ani;L~,r own famous sauce to compliment its de· licious fll>i Or. \ Europe. . Servina "Tile Fabulou11 Bllflfer Beefburger" ~ •• an~~ne Columbua and Soutl\em Ohlo Elec- went to Jane Baer, ' Othera wha atte~ed ·the' meet. ina anti cUnner Were than Egg Hup,t. Prizes of $6 in Tom Hendrix, manaJ:er of . the sold $40 or more 'I' E&ecUUve eomtnittle cam~ ou.t and 31·2 faYIJfq.l COlllnt, tbe· former . state ~enator uaid. TWO ·,ACi •CHAAHS • ' · Defendant Favored In Common Ple~is Court The ~eip . ~11ntt.. Common Pleas COU!'t ruled)o f4vqr pf the detemtont .•wardinl Eruelit M. . · SQUAD CALLilo The Ra,clne emeta•ttcy squad was ~urtOn; $2GO. ·In ' the elK ·Pe,rl 8,urt.~ •. aecotd· Mrs. Earl HOlman, J?cine road. In& to , an eni:ry .fl~ed , t~y. Tbe suit evolved frv:m .an a1.1to She suffered a fractured Jeg Jn a accident ln which . n~ sued ' fill . She was taken to an out of BurtOO. f9r .dabl~Ce&· ~OUD\)' hospital. ealled this mornina to the home of Deem .vtl •. Er.neat City won first place . awatd~i!' tbree ;,..~'~;;~~:t by the Nth¥ ~aven Par· F at llle. New Haven Com- *COUPON * ~ . . . .. ~--.....,. *COUPON* .· 1-.. , l~j~=r~forenliQea.......,.. labulout~"IIGOH" ~ "8UPJ;I ·: ·.. ·aee durltiJ to~ l!llt .,ee~a~ laliilthlttory .etlw wlllob ·=~,·1·.... Mll'dl ~0. lHI. No llnak to Uae llataber of ,l,llldwlcb.el .,_lilted, l1.· tROW'S STEAK HOUSE . - WlsT ' MAIN ST. ' . • : :I fOMtROY • '1. l The Athletic Boosters will again I" 'h"'me their "Grand Old ()pry" F.alltO!I'rn High School on IS•IDd.ay artemoon, March 20 Due to the bad ~ather cantil- and · conflict in rehearsal dates, previpus rehearaals were not well attended. · Norma Newland, dire~;to. r of the all peraons ··in the a special effort .to Teona~t11a~d ' e• · practlee. All penona who have been aas.isned partj· • ,.. the shows a1·e to a.t~d . · ! . J. .•· All tbose peraons who are I ln- " _... 1 At Rehearsal - TryJtr t-·nJ..eveJtr De . _ - _ - - . C U T ON bOTTBD UNI. !i ' IEverybody To Be 3Mason City Acts Win Top Applause In Show · DA!'ICE TONtGI!T · Cllrenee neweht: 'pd·Ned'i-C&U, ' There Will' be· a :daace at th~ both.. Of!' Mi4dlePQt\,·wJll1 ft."ce:·e~- E-agles Club tonight ·from 10 unhl ge1 1Qf: ·iptolieaUOftl• M:oriclh11 ,e ' ~n l· ·1 for members and guests. It was bel , a~ ·bhthi'· ~itt!! __ - ,tJrevioWJy a~nounced t~ begin at pol~..~lr tltij\111:...' \UJ:·.~: .•. :.:· : 'P p. m. Mus1c will be bY: the Gt tentatively 1;rt_ rOf · 8:30 a. m, .. · 1 • Notes. . Obio Electric Company wn today announced by Robert E. KiaabiU Director of Public RelaUona. Ray, a naUve of Columbus, ta a graduate of Ohio State Unl\W· sity. He sened a.s a writer and editoi during a tour of duty 1rith the Ni.vy. Followiog these terms, he worked as a Mar~t ~h .1\n.ab'at for the A. C. 'Nie)IIOtt ·Com ,pa~. ctaicaao, and was. ,.!\lslitaal ·laformation Officer f-or ~ _O hio Department .of Highway&. · . r. ll .. _, F'll'e Rages fhro..p Vi!h•~ee ~u.tdoti.s,~ta MILLERSB!IRG; 0'. IJPI-~ fire tateti throuth a bu•lheu bul\d· ina' in the Holinea Couoty vmaa:e A•ttv I ot Walnut Cri!ek1· teday, ·deatrOyappear~ort.e ·~ 'three trullitoh_·pta<•• and . an was out of •fter it atart- eatimated at OINIRAL HOSPITAL : lolro. Gtoi:e Jluffmao, tenste4 in partidpatlna: '4n ·· any way are urged to ·attend the .·rehe;lrsal. Several vacandem iD tbe lineup of Lhe show must .lliaye~ re­ placementa . ------ - Regiotration Of Vehicles � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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