https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3be993aacc934cab57a6ccbb78d0d8e8.pdf 986fe68a5add3f83993d3951196a0628 PDF Text Text -~- :letter Health q_ ,lub Program Was ·On Safety Ideas -'- a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. March 19, 1960 • 'lbe Rock Springs Better Health -Club met Thursday aftern90n il tbe Grange Hall with Mra ..-Wilbur ;.Bailey, Nn. Hugh Bearha and Miss . Clrol Bearhs aa hostesses. Around And About Middleport 1Y FaEDDtl HOUDASHr.T Senior, Junior Choruses, Ensemble, Jolly Oub Met Present Excellent Program Friday Night ll~centJy At Home An excellent program was presented Friday evealng ~Y the Of Mrs Evans • Sit' des Shnwed Ch . t E ent T Garden Club ' \ Mrs. Mr and Linder Dams entertamcd wtth a dinner Friday at their new home in Flalwoods. Gue-lilB were Jtev. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson, Jamestown, N. y, Rev. and Mn Francis II. Gla:z~ler Mrs Dwight Milhoan and daughtcr, llcldl . S&H Green Stomp MobU lledemntlon Center wm it At EVANS Sunrise Service IN MIDDLEPORT To Rcdc('m Your F11led S and H (ireen Stamp Hooks Discussed At ClaSS Meeting TUESDA V Mi\K. 22nd 9 to 5 PLAN and ARRANGE YOUR NIXT ePRIVATE PAI\TY eRECEPT!ON ' eMEETING HOTEL MARTIN POMIROY'I lilT Private Rooma For 10 to 170 People FREE PARKING Alter 6 P.M . with Morchants Police Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Beverag•.• Until 2:30 A .M. Gardenl'ng Paper Presented By Mrs. Wildermuth Mr1 Louis Reibel assisted by Mrs. _Elmer Wickham entertained the TwlliC:ht Garden Club Thursday evening at her home, UniOn Avenue The meci.lng 10 charge of Mrs. T A. Hennessy, preudent, oprnwith devohon11 taken from IM!'III'•• 7. 1-12 by Mr11. Reibel a meditation and closprayer. Followmg the to Flag, members answerto roll call wlth a flowering or shrub. A oontrlbutlou of $5 was made to the Johnny Applttieed HiMh~p It was decided to prfPar. j gar~e~ articles for the Dally Senlt was also decided to make ~:~rrangcmcnl for Achievement Middleport on March Garland, Mrs. Kaand Mrs. R.flibel as the nominating Mrs l!:\'erett Lightfoot presided over the meeting when the Homebuilders Class ot the Bradford Churcfl of Chrht met lill the church rrlday evening. ThC> meetm.: wa• opened w1th the group giving the Lord's Prayin untson ll(ter which the 11crlpture wus resd The secretary and treasurer's were given by Mrs. Bonl'ickens. Plans wrre discussed the Ea~tcr Sunnsc 11crvices "The Crepe Myrtle Is whlt-h lhc rlalll• will hold They ll~~:~~;,;~~ldBound" prepared by wJIJ be as11!1;ted by the Teun<~gers Wildermuth, was r•nd .. Clallll. # Leverett Roush. lt was During the evening a pound out that rrepe myrtle I I !~"'~•! was held for Mr and Mn. likes aun and eastern exposure and blooms from early Aucu•t unPaul Sluon. Others attending were Mn tll late freete, A de111erl couue was \lfrved Jammt Reed, Mrs . Ivan Woods, Mr& RUSICII and son Anthony, the hoate••e• during the aoclal , and Mn. Rolland Russell, Mr. Mn. Larry Pickens, Everett Miss Garland presented a paper Lightfoot 1nd sons, Butch and "Planting Trees and Shrubs". She Jeff, Mr. and Mrs . Homer For- spoke ol a frin&:e tree which 1he rc:tl , Mrs Rlchllird Wllt, Mrs. Ro- planted and mentioned abrubs bert Hoover, Mn. Glenn Evans which were clven her to plant and sons Tommy and Danny, Mn. which she ca lla her "FJ'Iendlhlp Norman Hysell Garden ." The poem "A Salute To Refreshments were served by The Tree" by Henry vanDyke Mrs Rollahd Russell and Mn. concluded her paper. Forrest. MocARTHUR UNDIR KNin NEW YORK UPI-Gen. Doug1aa MacArtbur will underao aurJtl')' to redlK!e an enlarged proatrate a:Iand In the near future, the 80· year·old general'a physician aaJd. I'"'"''' eBANQUET • Contrl'butl'on Made T H rt f d B L d' G y ge roup "'"= natural matchstick BAMBOO ROLL-UPS The hualnelis meeting wae con- '~tiOi~~~~?i~fo'M'doi:Oe ducted by Mrs. Wilham Slater, l ~ president, and the group voted a thePiahn.o,•apil•l made for , . 1 contribullon to the Heart Fund. A report from the nominatinc tendmg Central Diacommittee was read and the fol- Lrict CCL -at tiM C~llowing Mficen were elected: vary Baptist Churcb in Rio pret>ident, Mrs. Charles Au on ApriJ · l. Among those Bradbury; vice president, Mra. to atteo.9 are Mn. SlatGlenn Hen~Ier; secrelary, Mrt. Mrs Clarkson, Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Robert Mills; treasurer. Mrs. Dale l!~mea Brewiogtoo, ~rs. Bradbury Walburn and publicity, Mrs. RtRichard Chambers, Mra. chard v.ughn 'I'hey will be instal Fry, Mrs. Adell Cullum led at the May meeting. and Gene Houd••helt. Plans were made !or nut ·fiaveling prizes for the evenmonth 's meeting which wUI be a mg w~re won by Mr1. Paul Tbei11 Hobo Part¥: , w be Mid at thl and Mrs. Slater. sun•hine Cottage of the Glr;t Refreahment11 were tii'Yed bf buts on Pearl Street. Each mem: Everson, Mrs. Robert lllllJ, her Is to invite a guell. ' Mra. The1ss and Mra. Ch1mben:. Commlttees appointed by the prealdenl for the party were program. Mrs . Kay Burkett, Mrs. Agncs l.enwen, Mr9. Bernurd Jo'ullz and Mn. William Everson. Decoratmg: Mra Bradbury, Mn . Lewi 1 Sauer Jr., Mn. James Pullen and Mrlh p , K. Rueaell. Food: Mrs. Charlel Clarkaon, Mn. Gloria Clark80I'J., Mrs. Gloria Ehen bac b , Mn. J . J . Dav 1a, Mrs. wendell Bunce and Mn. Francia Biron. Following a talk by Mra. Davia on the propoted Memorial Hoapital for Mel&~ County, the oraanl· 3 feet ~ 6 feet $l89 . • bea~liiul bamboo roll·apo Ia their natural eolor will enhance the appearance of any room in rour home. AU WINDOWS $1.69 11.19 5'•6' $2.99 , ••,. 4'x6'- $2.39 7'x6' 21'2'd' 3'x6~ , ••,. - $5.19 $3.59 ,..,. - $6.19 54.69 10'x6' - $6.89 COIN MIN INDICTID NA3JMLLE. Tono., UPJ-A IHDd jury indicted three men l'rldQ' on ebara:ea of ateallnr $61 by letdtnl twG«nt M:etlaln eolaa -lilt· .... 1}. s. quorUn->Jnlo or automaUc coin cb•lllinc machlnet Ru A 21 lndl PHILCO Television Com.plete Furnishings For Your Home ' ' 'BIGGEE' I OHIO '~ .. Pomeroy.lllddleporl, ijjii;, tdooday, Marcb 21, 1960 NO. 288 Spring_? Hoi ---.. .., D Wants l-2 Billion Owed State On Old\ Mental Care Bills Collected Ohio, Nation Shivers Under Snow Blanket An atimated two tnchet of snow that feU lut nl&bt aad this moraine was quick!¥ melted today . a!'d. au biJhways are iD good _eoaditlon aceordlnJ to the State Hiahway Patrol. !fhe· fint day of Spring he", as tn tlte•re1i of th.e nation, wu aDJthinC b~t like Spring. .According to the United Press Jnternittonal, it mat be eprillJ on the kitchen calendar but oy.t&ide it's stlu long underweatber weather for much of the nation.· The Weather BureaU potted eokl wave wMnings for the Dlt'>tas and ~ootana as a mass of Arctie atr-tnoved aoutb 11'9111 canada. The mercury dropped to one bel()W1 at Bradford, m.. zero at Penitob 1 Mich., 'and 1 above at Marquette, Michigan. :In Tampa, P1a., residents were more l.n need of hip boote than topcOats. More than 6.000 to a,oOO pel'IODII~ abandoned their homes to water and mud. "l'he i-ai.'l-swollen Hillaborough Rlw:r. closed ftlur .bridges and spilled into roads and houses over muCh of . north Tampa. :Most of the famiUes driven from their hotUs mOved in with friendl and Five Charged In Altercation "a riOt'~ 11\ale would be able the families before ,Police Have Busy Weekend, Short Handed WestVit~ia Man Killed h. d"::'pite bighw~ya were lllppery ln spots In maey se<:tions ol the ottte. . A IIDlted Presa [oternatlonal aurvey -tbn-ed at leut six peraona died in traffic accidents f~om 8 p.m. Friday untU m.idnigbt Sunday. lDeluded were: Raber& E. Cork· rean, 24, Lewisburg, W. va., tiUed in a b~ad-on collili,on on V. S. IJZ, ibou\ two mile• weat of South Point In Lawrenee County, and Lou Alln Henderson, 8, Olmatead Falla, kilhu:l w~en tl:\e car in whh:h aile was riding coJUdocl with an o&~m: c.,r on Ofiio 'lt northwest of Belpre. Clifton \Voman Died SatiJI'da.y In New Haven. ---- 50c Just tt:Y this huge super burger for size, f-lavor end soul sotlsfyi ng goodness. Gri lied to Y\)Ur own preference; . One quarter pound beef potty wi~h o slice of reo I AmerIcan -Cheese (melted) with sh'reddecf lettuce; tomat¢, pickle and our own famous sotlce to compliment its d.,. licious flavor. For Thou Who Uke 'T hat - - - - - 1 - A Houseful Of All . NEW FURNITURE ' $595 CONVENIENT riDS .. ... a lt't bird lo 1•1 U.ac wltlloul a 1'1111• J;'l>' lrlprllor Ia olmol& 1 aeettally. Tbe)"re Wll In• chided Ill lbla s ro.a anup. BAKER FURNITURE Theme Of Legion Is Youth ,. Minor Accident '\Vu . : ldavNight Rfported At Brld~tJ " Poml'f'ly Pollee reported f. ml~ acffiltnt Satutda:r mo ·,r if; ~"'"'c' · I at tb'e P omel'Ul' .. Matn-11 ,. ...uD bridge, wbeD i. car o~· b7 1 Ute I ---------- "BE MAN CBAR·8ROU,ED FIAVOR" THE FABULOUS "SUPER . STEERBURGER" ' FARMERS BANK' Company fill'he ..~....... .ire. ''The Fualous bigger hfll111'11er" Rodio&TV We Pay3% Jalenl& Oil Your Sa•l•l' enttne I ••• BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN VOL XI r.. ,..,....,. / Route 52 Wreck ELIJERF51.DS ' CROW'S announces two new ·sANDWICHES • • • ' tolYIIIOtlopilw. . ..,.""' 1'• • ]$\it it didn't•feel like sprinJ 1D Pennsylvania, where lOme areas got an inch of snow, or Wilmington, Del., which Jot two inebu. An inch of snow also feU at Dubuque, Iowa, and Marquette, :Mich., while Saginaw, Mich., got- four inchea. · . m at • relative~. · Prked to fit your puroe, th ... SIZII TO • e I Food Demonstratl' "'n Gl'ven At Meetl'ng Of Ml'ddleport Child Conservationists ....... ' ' .. Tbe rul builders of tlll.s bank ore tho j,eople af thla eommunity-merchants, proleulonal people, home rnakera, Iannen, and Will• earners. Our proareao depond.s on yollflo· llo we're In favor of evel')'lbln& that aids c:om• , ' munlty prooperlly.-from bu)llntl locallY 1o f.,._ wanl-lookinl elvic pr<>~la. Let'l -linllt 1o CHUCKlE FOR TODAY Senior and Junior Glee Ciullo and the Ensemble of tbe Middle• .. LUCILLI HAWIO.... port Schools beginning at 8:00. under the direction of Mrs. to Hoatell gilt. Evana wore when preaeoled Mr1. Jean the Clarence Lacey. Jolly Club met ThuriCUy evenlng Mrs. Ralph Grave• underwent The program opened with the Senior Glee Club dressed ~~ at her home, Bailey Run. surgery Thursday at Mt. Carmel pastel formals! singing the ever popular, ''Oh, What a Beauh· A abort buwness seuion wu Hospn.al tn Columbw and 11 conful Morning" rom the show, ''Oklahoma". Others in the first held with Mrs. JOhn Leifheit, vlce n.Ie~cing nicely. Her room numgroun were, ''Five Men Went To Mow", which is based on an president, in charge. Tbe travehng ber 1s Ml. Eng!ish' F o lk Song, "Think 0 n Me. " CIOSIJl'g th e group was prtze donat«< by Mrs. Albert Mrs Claude 0 arst, a paI1enI aI f , Th . ni "Giannin& Mia, from tbe Fire Ly' . etr accompa st was Woodard wu awarded to Mrs. Meigs Genenlh Hospital foUowtna: . rled Judy Butcher. Donald Hauck. Mrs. Wilbur Hanna fall at her orne, l8 repo u I Th b l'•hl d The Glee Club wao oeoted in e ouse -. a were turne oD IDI receaved aa a.nnivenal')' &ift improvang. h t b e a udlence could I ouOW ll!ld !:Ira. Ha.uct and Mra. Evant! the audtence u tbe members of so Mn. Patrick Loch•rv, lh · lh t at rd " · led blrlhd •n. -• Mrs. Leo the Ensemble loot their place• e bwo 1 u Ulef ~re prln ay IPu• 1rom eJ.r secre Story and ._.in Janice Story were for the second part of tbe pro- on t e proerams. pals. viJiton in Columbus, Frida)'. gram The Enlemble wblcb was Th... thl...., lhlill N, a Ieffler Gamea were played and prlzu Mn. Nellie Tracy il recuperating accompanied by 10-q"nn Buchanan race awarded to M1'.s. Woodard, Mrs. from aurgeat the home of Mr. ., sang ''Autumn Leavell", ''Twilight Than ..,.. the wwkl hath known Roy Maye1', Mra. Cbarlea StrauN and Mn. Gerald Wildermuth. T1me", "How Htlh the Moon" sh4111 riM, , and Mrs. Leifheit. Paula June Elcbinter, small and "Walk Hand in Hand.'' With flame .., fnedom In tMir Refresbmenta carrying out the daughter of Mr. and Mn, Paul The Junior Glee Club an abo ..... st. Patrick's Day theme were 1 Eichinger, returned borne today to be complimented on their And liaht of knowllldtt ln their aerved by the bOitul. from Children'• HOI!Ipltal, Columpart of the program a11 they pre.,..._ -bus, after undergoing sura:ery. sented ''Around the World", "If COLUM"II UPI Ll . 40 ds You Can't Sing, Whiltle," ''To A Naw arts lh•ll bloom, .t..ll - quor 0 l· bloom of 1VTII .-•.. mould, rectot: Richarb c.d Crouch has .li&tW'ld Rose.. •nd · "l Love u·tlle I Wtllie", Karen McElhinny was And •ver rrthlht.... mualt thrill 0 80 Un ed 118 new ran s n stores smce the1r accompanist. the llclu, JaDuary, 1959, and removed 86 In the rourth group ol songs And ..,.ry II .. shtll bot a .... 0 others . -::-:;:cc;--:--==::wh1cb was presented by the En· Wilen ell tM Mrlh Ia 'ara1il... A corttnbutipn was "'ad.e to ~he was bospitabzed. A commurtieasemble, the theme of tbe program Heart Fua.d wben MaenoHa. Tem- lion was read from Violet Smith "Peace Oa Eartb'~ waa empbaaiz· N•tiM with nation. lanct with ple Pythl•n Si1ter1 met Thursday Hollenbaua:h, Nelsonv 1lle. ed with tbe sliaging of "Let there laM, evening at the DAV HaD. At the clo5e of the meetiag, a 8e Peace On Earth"- Also in the Unal'lllofd ,hall lift .. comredfi Amanda Kaspar, excellent aen- social hour was enJOyed, game. group were "He" whlch wu beauior, ;;:-esided and Rhea Myen w•s were played with priPS awardtifull)' dl)ne · an¢' "r'D1 the Still ol In •v'ry hMirt altcl brala ah•ll reported quite Ul at the home o( ed the winners and refrNhments the Nf&hl" and "Nigbt Son&." throll her daughter, Mn. Aaron Keltiln. were Jel'Ved by Mi81e 1 Lena · and Miss Judy Gregg wall featured T"- .,uiM of one frettrftlty. Flowen were sent her WbHe abe Thelma Grue.er. · · as the 11olo1sl for the JODI, "One World'' with the Senior club pl'fl· sented along with "Li(l;e BirdJ at Eve." ." Lost In Music" and "U FOR AN EXCITING WINDOW Witb All Your H~arts". EFFECT ••• AT BUDGET PRICES MembeJ's of the Junior Club jomed w1th ' th~it· older &latera for the closing · number of the program, again emphasizing world peace, "These Thing• Shall Be'' by Krone. Mr and Mrs. Chfford ll&yee were m· Galhpohs today to visit wath Frank Cheese brew, pattent at ; ·.Mrs. Maxine Arnold presided and Holler Hospttal ned the meetmg F068, mother of ~up &IDJin& o.... MnMnp. William • ollowed by the ~ Lord's Prayer and L- Mttc11 was ta ken to th e .• .... Salute. A re~rt of the SJCk Me>gs General Hosptt>l ' h" wee t · ~ • committee was "iven by Mra. Ar· w h en h er cond tUon be came worse. Sh h •-· lh Mil b b '· lee Abbott and Mrs. Bmh•. R·~gular 0."' for· ...•••••~,wnee'k'•· e c ome ... :v • A pro'"'am was presented by ~ wh1ch opened w1th a ···• Mra. B.t.Uey The new c ha rte r was di sp 1.aye d w h en the- Su gar Run PTA ·~ an d Mn Ro Y Horne, wh ore: poem, "'Top of lhe Morning" by met Thursday evening at the school. sade rn the Stansbur)' apartment on - Mtt. Anna Reuter Four artu:·les Mrs Edward Bacr presided at the meeting which opened Grant Street, are spending the · w h D 1 · were l'ead includmg," ravmg 1 wtth prayer by Robert Roberts. A c..'Ommunicatlon was re_ad w<ekend tn Gr ayson · Ky with rei · : an Elbow out the Wmdow ," by Mrs C p d T h atJVes Horace Abbott; "Malunty . the from the Ohio ongrcss 01 aren 15 a-n eac ers announcmg Among those attending the Rio _ Best o( Uie," Mrs. w1u1am Grues a workshop to be held at New Concord, June 7 and 8. The Grande Baptl1t Associational meeter; "Eat Rtght ."' )trs George skm dtstnct co nference to be held in 'Marietta on May 3 was also ing in Racmt yesterday were Mrs. A report on the recent project Paul Smart, Mrs. Charles Bennett ner; and "Longer and Healthu~ r announced . of heart study In the school was and Mrs. Wilhs Anthony, wbo atLife," Mn John uartung QLI given by ::ms. Uoyd Wright, health tended both the afternoon and Focurteen steps to prevent acct dents g1ven by Mn. Amos Leon "" I' chairman. Mrs Marvin Burt, Mrs evenmg sessiOn Others who atDon ld Mu II en an d Mrs Bea l nee tended the evemng d anner an d ord preceded a contest l'Onducted by Carol Bearh5 and won by ~1r.'i r15 mOS V Rinehart were named as the nom· meetma: were Paul Smart, W1lbs Arnold and . ~trs. oh~·er Clark 11 matini committee to report at the Anthony , Mrs. M 11ton HIXKI and WI& announced that Mrs HArold 0 April meettng. The Fourth Grade Mrs. Hertha Archer Blacklton, MIS.!I Ahce Euler and Jessie Saunders was hostess l4 taught by Miss Carolyn Smlt~ W~tn Gsry Preston, who has been a Mrs. William Grucaer would be the Walk In {iarden Club wttb the the attendanct= banner patle"\ at the Mason Chnic where hostesses al the April meetmg. president, Belva Willard, preaidJames O'Brten, program chair· he wa. taken when one of bia The hymn, "Blest 8£' the Tte" ing man, Introduced Danny Thompson lungs collapsed. was returned to The meeting was opened by the who sang "When lmh Eyes Are hi1 home, Fri<lay, and is improving and the benediction concluded the meeting after wh 1ch rerreshmenls dub prayer followed by the &!!- Smilins" and "Mother Machree" mcely were aerved by the hostPsses to ute to the l<'lag. Response to roll with Mrs Roy Tracy Jr. as accomMra. Paul Sisson is recoverln~ those named above and Mrs Jill- call was my experience wtth a panb:t. Leshe Jo'ultz was mtto- at ber home from a broken 'r.r.Dl mer Radford , Mrs Lew1s Gruescr, new flower 1 grew laat year. duced and tpokt on the 1ewage du -~ sustained last week . .Mrs. Roy snulh and son, DonOJt>, An inv1tat1on from Lazarua posal for Pomeroy and Charles -Mrs. Charles Gilbert came yetterMrs. Roy Grucser and Vu.:k1 Ab- store in Columbut to attend a Jap- Gl~a spoke on the new school day to spend the weekend w1th. her bott 1;;mese flower 11 rranging claa1 was Echaon Hobstetter w11s present and mother ~drs Mmnae Erlewme, apd read and round robin cards were I talked on the hoa;pltal Juue. family 'ot Grant Stret!l She cadie Tri-City Sewing Oub prepared to be 1ent to sick ne1gh Refreshment& were . served at especially to attend the Glee Club bors of the community. Slides of the close of the meeting by ,\!rs Concert w whtch her mece, Judy Entertained ThurMday the Christmas show held at the W11Ham Swat?<ei. Mrs Charles Gregg, parhctpated Mrs. Fred LclfheJl enlerlamed Bedford school bouse Jn Decem- Radlot:d. Mrs Mildred Hayes, Mrs Mr and Mrs Gilbert whose the Tr1-C1 ty Sewmg Club Thurs- b~r were shown. E. H . Hedncks, Mrs. Robert Mur home 111 m Sprangfleld, returned day evenmg at her home, Rock The conteat b1 Anna Hart was ray, Mn. Luther Brumbalow, Mrs. Wednesday from a vacation jn Sprmgs. won by Jesale saunden. R D. Heaton , Mr11. Charles Wise , Florida Flowt.>r arrangement& of forced Mrs . James Sprou13e, Mrs. B J, Ro- ·-"-'-"C"Ccc-------...,---:::-:----:---;--:----:--The evening wa~ ~ pent sor1ally and in sewi ng anrl durmg tht• branchea and bulbs were Judged gers, Mrs Edgar Vanlnwagen. Mrs evemng hostess g1fts were pre· and ribbon!! awarded to Belva Wll· Fred Vandall, Mrs Marcaa Cape•V senterl to M" L"'h"' A d"'ert ''"'· a blue, Anna H.rt, red •nd hart an~ Mrs Pearl Aah . cour-se was se-ned by the hoateBS Jen 1e Saunders and Belva Wilto Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs. lard each white ribbons. A demonstration of foOd was given by the home servieeo ad~ Rus~Sell Wihon, Mrs W1Hard visor when the C.C.L. of Middleport met at the office of the Wildermuth, " 1" ""Y Virginia Dinner I• Given At Ohio Fuel Gas Company Thursday evening. Topic of the deReibel and Ml" Elizabeth Flck. New Flatwoods Home monstration was "Dinner.on the DOuble". Speakers Add ress Sugar Run PTA In Meet•'ng At Sch 1Th ursday Main!¥ About People In Pomeroy ' One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredde<;l lettuce, tomato,_pl~kle and o;rr own tangy sauce to.enhance its flavor. · ·. ·'by It! y . .;IJ ~~ 1•( He · ' 114!D Ca) CoJ!i~: dri"Fn 11)1'~1· , frpe Conserv~tip~t Always .R.-.~mhers. WHd· Lif~ On-Land a Wholesome water ":"-:.;:·:~. mWlt be .avaJiable, · time, -------------------------A~anee Report Forms Jn 1960 Census ~oing This Week To All Householders In Meigs Area Report Forms for the of PoplJiat;.on and lfclils~~f·.T;,.jmi be dl11ti1buted by !:~~~~~~;~·[~:~~ thisll'fl, Week to Dis· .Harmony ~ person in the how:ebQld, and aix q;uestiona altout tb,e h.ou&ebold's dweiUng. The household l.nforma· Uoo asked for is name, address, lib: eolar or tace, month and year of blfth, wbether. manied or slna:le, and relationship to bead of housebold. The. Information requi~d ubout tile dwelling Is the number of rooms, cookJng facilities, plumblng, and whether rented or owned. At •v.r• fourth hou•hold, tta., cm1111 talc..- Will ,...;. a Censva HouMhold Qwstlonalre which contalns atidltioMI t~~~uedlons covering populatlen and housln1 characterlstlca ,.hlch a,. bl!ln1 aakN of a 25 ptrnftt aamplo of fhto Ntflon•a .,.pu,itien.. Mou• lloldoro ,,.. ....,...... to fill <F. the houaithold qutttiontlre and te themall .tt within thne •Yt lot.\1 - · 4llllrl<t· ofllce. A pn..Hid~, P"t•ll ,,.. .... .....,_ Ia INfnl provfdN for lhi• purpo•. . .. The "sample" populalion question include inquiries on country of birth, moth.er tongue• of foreign born, ~hoolina, employment, income and related items .. The addi tiona] housing queatioas l'~ate to rent or value of dwelling, healing equapment. W'Jte.r .suppl~J and other £aclUUes and e:q~ipment. The district au'pervi&OT pointed out that lnforlri1Uon about individuala and .theLr b,omt:s fumiab~d to the Geosus BUreau Is kept donfidenUal under ,Feaeral law. Only statiJUc:al totals .Ind. average& are published. No indivi4Jul gerson can, 1>e Ide!tlllletl ,In publiobed repom aDd ceaauiJ JntiliinaUon cannot be uaed lor reculatlon, mvestiptioa, or tuatlcm. I ,.ar Hawley, i!ll, Ill, 2,>l::h~ln, was strUct' in tbe rear W a ·-~ drive• by W•!"" L Ki'"lo ' 6t Mr.tdlePort. ' ~ · 1~ The Hawley car llad "1!1P!"'!i ill ~ffic to _ md~ ~~ ; Ohto '. the bridje. There We~ jllo ,ebii,tga. > �' ..:naUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-ldlddteport, 0 ., March 21, 1960 I 2.-Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,.O.; March 21, 1960 fHE DAily S6NTIN6L ::~1t!«iiii;itating Editorially ' ·' ' COME S cent& " " 'f'frd, ~ -~~ \h,e longest steel strike m history than $3 m1lli0n during the year. This shows that Ohioans, wh1le pay ing rurrent taxes, also IRd business in general last year , OhiO p~o­ p\ti mao~ • grad.e of 95 per cent in paymg whittled away at delinquent taxes or prior years. Taxpayers of Ohio paid $195 ,157 ,408 in 1 , i.Dd 'tiS effect on railr~ds. th~ coal mdustry their tangible and intangible personal protaxes. ! S1f!4 Attditor James A. Rhodes reports that • 0111 Of l of $239 lllil!ion in tangible and (! -~~ \Po'~• certifl"' in 1959 to county , i \F~~fs for col1ection, Ohioans paid almost .227 miltion. This was revealed when tax settlement rtports from the state 's 88 county l• •V41$or5 tb Rhodes' office were tabulatod. 1 , Tpflj taxes collected at the court houses on real estate and public utililles have not ·been tabulated, but Rhodes expects that the showing will be about the same. At the end of 1959, the total delinquency on tangible and intangible perwnal property was $12,289,585, a decrease of more ,~ - part) tota"' l t __ tangible personal property t3xes last year as co mpared with $183,392,366 in 1958. They p&id $31,749,735 in intangible personal property taxes in 1959 anci $31 .509,194 Jfl . !llii.Ca hili Delinquent personal property taxes dropped from •13,845,098 at the begil\1\ing Df the yelll" to -11 ,000,658 at the end. Delinqu,ent Intangible personal property taxes dwppeci from $1 ,858,997 at the fir st of the year to $1 ,268,927 at the close. Tota) collections for Meigs County as reported by county auditors were $135,249, and $15,264, for tangible and intangible property, respectively. been said_ and writte.n on tbe subject of what a fl!"'~ C&ll do that WID help to bring att. arson ca~e IQ a suc~1!1 ~Oilclusion. Furthermore, it h•s been proven many tim.ea \h~t too much stress cannon,~ p)aced upon Ibis imJlllrt- ' 1958. ' ' illlt suliJI!fl· 'l'ht vol~!!!~r tt,remen of ......... :x:~ m - ;e 5 ' • ::q::::o;a:z:~ . 1~. llllni'IJum Giftl; ,f.ar,n «9o9 - fO eon!f. , . County, as guardians of PHONE WY·Z·2J57 and property or tbe Meiga and. the us, are us- representa~ves l tbe t of ~e,ne. ' AH9nd Plan N~w to first fireman ot tremen· in arson tn.vestl· •' '~ We ~pair III typea ~~ racilllton, ~'lp /ll'•ter cor~ to ffie largest trul:k or tr~ctor LA"~•AIJ• wtu \L<IU·W<>W). Record Hop Test At last Saturday niJbt'.s Dance Party, ataced at tbe Pomeroy high school •udiUN:ium, before an aud1epc1 of approl,lmateJy 600 teenl,f:C\1'' 10 ilwHat• repre~ntina: aeven ~Cboola •I t.t.. are• <:Qmpe~ed in a fast da~e contest f~R the Utl111 of 1910 lleiplluon ChamPIOOJ: Five ~ere Sprint RIVER · !PAJR . 1fJE Wi11s Fast Donee 1' 3 19 3tp "'·~ BIG t• I. no eapilfl No col Mowoe Productl, 8 Cfilts per wora for three contrecuilve lnkertlon~ Sl!""lal- ono,.-lblor SO cellll per WGI'd. i!'UU <~to <J1 3 C...to .... lrord "'ioll be' >$&..... lor --~~~ II oot pol4 .WIIIIn 10 d&yo •Iter re~ bill. ErronJ ip Adverti~ns: - Sho,u:ld be reported lmmedJ"ately. 'lbe Dflilf Sentinel 'Will not be responsible for more rbln one IN:OI"· recl ~n.ertlon Card of Tihanb and Srpetlal Notice• of Eventt $1 00. Obituaries publbhed at 1 cent per ·word. ' 'iyORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS I 110. 1.5 80c 90c fl.811 ft.IO 20 80e .1.20 fUO 2& 'lie .1.$0 $Uo ~.M 4ds rooeived by 10 .UI. 'WllJ be ln that dt,Y'• ~- IIY BOll 8. B.t:EB \ home party 'r'ieiJlit)'. ~X · Jt~T~ Ohioans Make Good 'Tax Grade' ' !itl 'u .. POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE USULT!I ~ · 'DCI ..IIIiiJpl ., ..&.1~ radiator. ilaiJmqr's !POIIIel'O)', ,t s.r.. & Open. HouM Mo.-.lf31it; Aprll1st'l 2n\l' . Ohio ' r-,om., M. Fain TtrmiN •ncl P••• Cont~l free ln1pectlon, Insurance ·Nifltfto· Fer,uson, re U!f,h ocboot, 4l•a. ~ wid•. l••r ,.rms. Phonto ~"' WY I·ISH Porhmo11th PR 6-2150 · · 228tfc ,. I ' I N . ~ ~-:~ t . ma Wm Many Others At' . POjiiEROY LANDIILVI,K ltlected a• M .'(L Ask now f!ll' our Q.'f. an4 Thrifty. It gives you $200'ln-.i1 , " or 110 at low em.-Pbone'for fast approval Then piek liP ·' Pl!!!lfY· You sign for it J?riVaooJy. 'Thrifty terma ijJat fit vour lulftt PRizES: j' F'" Trip To H•w.all ,for Tw. 17 C'u. Pt. 'DHp F~ ~ with Earl Me -:J~ Ib h1 · ' ' 'lh ·•t • •• )>IJ . ~uq: 110 5 - 'l'lmtt.; ui'N.ioa: ::.~ (6) Lost ond Found J9M FORD VB 2 dr. eusfum sedan. Extra good finish. Extra good car. $S95. :Biaettnar1s, Pomeroy. a us 6tc .l 111!16-2 DOOR 8 CYL. BELAIIt Sedan, &.oCid \ir••· cJQ~nt two tone, ma:v lie ;in.Qected at UiO N. 3rd ,Ave., Middleport or Call WY2-30tll. 3·1f!.6tc _., !'OR ·IIALE=-:osY:;-:;oWN=·:::;ER::-,--:-111119::-. Ford 2 door ~dan, tt.andat4 WI:' ·li'2488 ' after 3 21 3tp 19$7 Mercury 4 dr, hard top sedan. Mercurymatic push button drive. R&H. Sharp car inside and ou.t. $1895. Blaettftat'a, ' Poih· ero,-. .... 8 16 6tc ihilt $1750; 5 p. m. waa n,med by their old home. 140,000 ntb:t weet t(l Cowdery, Lona: FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE with 'bath. Nice" loca'tion. Melvin Hoqd, 111 Locust St.1 Pomeroy. 2-30-BOtp • · ,, •uH C.c'til~ /l,P~- . '' .• :l 'j!~=~;!~~:~:~~:~ ELLIOT PAMI LV OOUBL. APARTMINT~ ' I NWms come 1 from tfJe other .two. t-"-t" $4HO.OO. POMIROY RURAL-100 acres ot ·-.&4 hUnting llhd, just btf Rt. 31. A •:well-tiullt 7-r-oom house, slite roof, oiJ.t-cell~r. nice ltr· den?:•nd aevM'al lllcres of crop Iaiii:· $6000.00. ~UCIUillR RIALTY IIIRGI~' ·ffAPORD, SO-n Phon. WY2-67311 FOR· SALE:. • room ' hou&e, 15 i:Crea, 2 milea belGW 1l.one BOttom on-lonl tivef1 l'(ladi on school bus and mall route. Eleetritity, etstem·watet'j een~ under-h"O~e. Some fruit trees. Price $1000. Parker Chaney,_ Racine, Ot:lo. 1 3 15 6tp •• "· FOR , ~· 1l. f.ull nace, ~way, dqws:~ex.tt• guson, Rt. 1, between New Ha~en pnd ·PhilJp Sporn Ptaat. •· · · ,. a 21 611>I , •t. ' t I • I ' • • '' •I •t!i .; >$l; ~ I :'Itt 4'9:'!bfH 1 I ~.- '•"\;'. • ' ··" ·'' '·r:O ! I', batb, alnk, one 4·room apartment with bathj aim two ~tber rooms that eould be made Into aa a'Partment. t.ivi In one, in· Box 292 3·19- ·te, 11!,;: .1 ·•'•' .,.,.,i·,..,rll-.' $3800.QO. 'A bargain with both busineSs end' rental ineome. ~h~- \0 u.e •••., ~· ~ ~ with twn 5-room complete .. with and'· equipment at $4800.00 (}r l'eal estate only at A:aron and li)odta lnlot of S11tlon, Man. .~ . ·.1.r,. :."'U.:.. ,. .QttiQ �. '. MsBowling spaiis Team In Portland Takes Riverview In ·Thriler MCTourney McKelvey's Shot State's Cage From 'Way Out Cream Sweating Finally Goes In It Out Now TOLEDO, VPI - WU!en Refril:· eration of st. LouiJ, sparked by JOUill BlJ Od'a performance, ' " " " into the aJI-t"venll team lead o~ lM American Bowling Congress .Tournament here Sunday. · The Willen te&m ran up an ._.. COta1 to Uke the le~dersblp from the Budweiser& (8949). . Orf put together a 649 in the t.eam divilioo, 686 in doubles and Pf!1 in singles to nail dowo second Place in the all-evenl8 standinp. I Portland Grade school capped off a tremendous basketball &ea90n Saturday night with a brilliant come·from •behind vlctory over once-previously beaten Riverview, 33·31 , on Marvin Mc.l(tlvey's 2:i foot long s hot inside the last three seconds. I CAMPY UTTER VER0 BEACH, Fla . UPI - Roy Clmpantlla. panly&ed rormer Dod· aer catchin1 atar, was reported tftt.IDJ eomfort1bly today alter he wu taken to St. Hazy's Hospital in Welt Palm leach suffering with a l d - apell. '' ,...,.. Pre.Easter r SALE .'' 0.. AU Men:lwldlae E•~epl Magaztnea, CaJuly ud Tobacto l ) ''· Colqmbus Prepares Buckeyes' Come Home Day For Champs I Il • ' STARTS SALE ................,..lhr<,h 21st Thru MHtll281h . ' ......... the Fountain Bfa dl ey T00 Ma10n, W. Va. ,,•••.,' I .... to $10QO .~ •cONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 110 W. The J::ame was the final of the Portland lnitatiunal Grade School BA.skelball tournament in Which Racine took third pUce with a f5.. 23 victory over Wabama, fourth place winner in a field of 10 teama. Coach Hubert Prrce's JadJ were behind those of Coach Charley Norris all the way until ISO aeeoods remained w,hen Bruce Beegle hit both of his one and one .free throws, for a 30-30 tie. Portland, with two minutea left, traUed 29·22 when Larry Price bit for 29·24. In quick order ·Portland came to life, as John Triplett hit from the wing, Price scored qaln, but Rood of Riverview hit a charHy for 30·28 to set the stage for Beegle's free throw effort tbat tied it. Bedlam reigned In the packed gym as Durst of Riverview paade it 31·30, then at the 30 aeeond mark Price went up for a one IJld one- hit the first to tie it at 81·31, • and missed hill second. The ball went to Riverview, which played for a sure shot. It came at five seconds, milled, and a jump ·ball was called on the re· hound with three seconds left. Little McKelvey, maneuvered to get the tip, raced to mldcourt, and let fly. The ball hit the rim, teetered, dipped in, then out, then In again and through for the victory aa the buzzer ended the game. Beegle kept Portland In the game with long shots tn tlle first half. Triplett and. BeeJ)e were defense standout! .. Racine had no trouble tlking Wahama, leading all the way. Awards were presented by tour· ney managP.r Bob Beea:le to the foJ . In the Clau A field the two unbeaten squads, S•lem Local, win· ner of 23 straight games, and New Boaton, winner of 24 str•i&ht meet in first round play and Fra· zeysburg 26-1 plays New Bremen 26·2 In the other bracket. s.u.ut St.~ Pboae WY 2·2111, PoJileroy IJ;;~::;:~:;;;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~:=:=::=::.I ,tartfns,'fresh tor ~p'rms t ' ' NEW YORK UPJ - Another Na· tIona I Invitation 'J'uurnumcnt championship for 'BI'adlcy's ha~. kctball Bravos next year? Maybe not- they may be too good. That's the opinion of one emi· nent authority, Joe Lapchick of St. John's, the only co11ch to win more Nl1' titles 1threcJ than Brad· ley 's Chuck Orshurnr two). The no· tlon has a lot of baclwrs after the Brnes' stunning 88·72 final win over Provid11nce Saturdayy. "With Oscar Robert~:~on gone be from Cincinnati, Bradley may ready to twke over domin»Uon of the M.issourl . Valley c.onfcrcn[:e," Lapch1ck pomts out, 'As league champion, they would he going to !he NCAA tourney rather lh•n ihe NIT." SAN FRANCISCO UPI - The buzz-saw, ao po~erful that 1t cruahed favored Ca.hfornia in 1 matter of minute!: to live Ohio ~tate . the NCAA ~stetbaU cbamplonship, turned Its siJbts today on a trip to Rome. Coach Fred Taylor will lead hil towering young.st.en into th• Buck~ye (ll·lri), Cheerleadera, Racine, first; Portland, 11econd: Riverview, third. <Trophies and iridlvidual awardt: for finl; Individual awards for second and third.) . All 173 youngsters participitlq m tourney recelnd certificates. Racine 13- 23 35- 43 W•h•ma ' 5 Ill 23 Rocine, Ours 3+7, Wickline Frazeyaburg 1nd New Bremen Irick off the acUoo at 1:30 p.m. Friday with the Salem LOoal New Botton a:ame lfoUowtne at approx.imately 3 p.m. the Clau AA achoola into action Friday night with Tim.ten meetinJ Eut Tech in tbe first game at 7:30 p.m. wbJle Seott playa Roosevelt at approximately 9 p.m. Dayton ROOHVett <U-0) WW given the best chance by tbe eJ.· perll of dethroning Cleveland :Z..t Tech. The Teddies mUJt fir1& a:et by Toledo Scott (22-2). Al10, East Tecb muat dispo~e ot little but plucky Canton Tl:mken, maldng ill fint tournament appeannee, to get into the 'final game. Salem Loeal will be maklni ltl ~Mond C011JeCuUve appearance in the Clau A tournament. Salem Local waa upset in tbe lint round last year. Ita oPponent, New BoatOn, is mating Ita first appear· ance. 1 New Bremen wlll abo be mak· lna Its first trip to the Cla!Js A finals, havJn& defeated Lykens, 7(1.62, Saturd.,. night ln the·Lima reeional. ,.t i ; .. -DRYQ.PNERS ~ . ·~ \ . . ' lloblruon'o Cleuen PHO,NJ!l WY.'J-1•&8 utef5 IEIIIIES*IIS mmiCIUl ·. t :OO· 'f.odl.'l' · 9:00 Katie -Doonan Show 9:80 Topper 10:00 DOQ&h. lle Mi ' '' '' Channel &-,.Mond:~y s ·- 4:00 Amorlo~o Banclatow! 1:30 Rin Tin Tin I:Od Ball l'ra~co 1:110 Your l!iolo - • W.eathermsn Be• 8:40 7:00 •'• 7•110 Cheyenne B:SO Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Adw·,turea ln ParadiM l0:81l Ted. Mac~ AQ:la\eqr Hour 11:00 't'h.e News 'l'Oidlht 11:10 Seanning the Weather • 11:20 Late Show ' ..• ••• ( 11:18 s~ Report ••• e:QO . Ca,rtoon SpectaeuIar : · 8:30 Romper Room 9:10 Movie 11;211 Your Eaao Repoll(.or ' ' 0 .1:I IIarri•• .,. .Qa \"~·00 Rest1e.U: Gun Love That Bob !f:30 · BornAtMaonCiinic Mr. and Mra. Franklln Imboden of Pomeroy. The haby wett:hed five poundJ, 1t ounce1 at birtb aDd hu been named Tereu Unn. Grandparent• are Mn. Nll'f 3 Grimm, Pomeroy artd Mr. and Krs. Bob Warth, Hartford, Mn. Qrnn Roush of Pomeroy !a .l creat &rand mother. w. va. -:~~~~::7= TO IPONJOil DINNII NEW HAVEN_ A 1ar1e num· ber attended the New Havea Met· T•ates..tlon heated by EI.ECTRICITY-It's the bettor. modenl WI!.¥ to heat YO\Il' homa. ~·.;;- . fOR YOUR ::h:..~ ·bed ..- ' Channel13 Tuesday .• '· 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Captain Kangaroo IM:PO;UANT ' ther, and George. SendinC Jllta but unable to attend were Sunn Jrlonls aDd Nor· ma Stewert. Third Friday Club Entertal'ned · By Mrs. H•'nes DAn ' Mn. Cleland HiDel entertained thi!l Third Frldar Club, Friday '• l 'LL GIVE YE ffl'l PERF€$10NAL OP IN!ON, SUT &:00 Stear:!lh9at BJU tl:SO Supermn 6:00 Lowrey Sbowtlme 8:11 J:lm n...eker Sh01r 8·~ Weotll~~ . ll:~p 1:~•w111 PI.M,u,.._ . US IJwtl!ey J!riiOOq llepo!l 'J:OO · Ca.qr~qnbp:n 'l::JU 1.araaue 8:30 Startlme &:30 Artllur llllmlY Party 10:00 M;$11uad 10:30 Phil SUven Show !,1•00 NOWIII 'F.IIll•4U.. 11:10 Wu&beresit 11:15 Jaelr Paar Sbow 1:00 &lp <l!f 1:00 About PaceS I :30 loledie. 2:00 ~~~~~ ~:SO The Gole ~ lllllnr 1:00 Beat lito ~ Eastern Honor Are t:ao Who J;lo You 'frual ~:100. A~an P~n~~··~ · D:30 Ro'€ky and ~ Friends t" 1:011 ~. Fr~, llo,ol: Y1Mt~ """ R. . . . . e:to w,.tl!trJPOI! . 8:40 ~1/11· ~ Ne,.. T:IIO. llo•!!l'- . 7:iJ!l !!<o11.eo. · 8:ljll Wrlll EaQ 9:00 '1'111! !.11!1.•111~ l0:3U , ~l:OO aee, TaJtina ftt New TODigM I" ~ w 11• , ii:GII lleallll "' ~• • or · 101:'" :\0 ....., Bepqlt ~sliH" "" en:;.;.: · · ' 11:<111 .,.;., ~. '"• event! .. . C~RCLE'$ "• .. .. evenlna: at her homea l'taher St. A abort bwllneaa aeulon waa held wltll Mn. Denver Thoma, ' . . "., ; l ' ptelldent. In chiJ'Ie, after whteb . ' ' .' . 1ame. were played with prtae1 ., . . . - WY 1-1171 awarded to Mn. Ben\& Wolfe, Mn. • Addie Grueeer and Mn. MJIIK Me.ln· hart. Several tnem~n received lla;& · ~ ......... Jifta from their MCt'e& pall. ! ~~~~~===~~=~==ll!i;:!!!:!!!!:::=:=:=~~~=.J Ret'rellimentl wen 111 boiteN ~ ~ Retta. u ront .. --"·• -·-. Mn: "'~= ~}"! and ClovelaJid CBII it each IIIII• s.wc.... c.... Crow's, Steok • cartoon Theater Red Row& Show On The Go I Lon Lucy Decembef Bride 12:00 n:30 12:i!l 1:00 . Love o! Life · sw<b v~ T0f11.• rro• ~ Gujd\llf IJaltt J;le~ of the City 1:30. 48 th!i! World TUrns 2:00 J:or. lJ!et~r o.- worse . 2::Jil. llpou llarty lJ:~ The t!lllionalre 3.,1) The v~dlet la Youn 1:00 . The Br(Jrhler 0.1 1:·11 Storm ,.,et . ~~ ' if oi·Nillbi mo~,; ~SloOIII Start The , J:OO .Artb!\( J, Smllb Mew 6:15 uo . Mol)(ay lhrootlt P~y 5.58 s,Lgn On 6:00 Guest Star 6 :15 ·~8\fl & Weather 8:80 ImD 7:00 Bro.akfast Party 8:30 Nev,:s . 8:3.5 11,\~akfast ParUr 11:30 NfWa 10:00 ' COffee Time ' 10:15 Swap Shop 10:32 Morning Devotions 10':45 Oo·-tlte ,TOWn . . · · 11:60 (:oun\r:1 ·H,Oe Down 12:00 NOQn NeWt Nor- Ju~ Bivlin Show Day Right 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy I:JO .Jronlier 7:30 To Tell, lhe Truth 8:00 · :PlayhoUae 90 1:30 :Many i.ovea of With . :Dok GUU. 1:00 Tighll'Ope 1:30 Red Skelton Show tO:OO Gani Moore Show 1:00 II O'eloel< Newa U:IO A Look at tbe We'll"~ 11:11 Theater 13 STEVE ALL~N ~ 'f~e lll:SO Just F'or You 1:30 News 1:35 Just ~:00 tO!) 3:30 3:35 You Pt. Pleasant "Mu$,ical ,. ,,. .r.: !lowul. Clock" I ~at MORNING \/ .' Al 7:15 A.M •. I '"' " . a ltd Mrs. Clarence Aetl~y , oi Atheil.a w~e Supday gf.lests of Mr. and Mrs . Norman ~~ha~ter. Mr. and lldrs. Lou Diehl ;Were recent 'via'ilora in Gsllipol'•· l · Lou DieliJ, Pomeroy eaU~ on his lt~ter, Mrs. Lo:na R~~h~ o'f Chester. Friends here have r~ived Word that the dauibter of Mr. and .Mra. Vez:non HoWell, Mrs. lloss Paultoil, Cantcn, 0., tell Sunday a.. d broke her right leg in . tb.J::ee p1acea .. She Js at h11me. Callers at tb& ho~e of .)b.. and 1 Mrs. Lou Diehl Sunday were Mts. ~or& ftenslilW, Mrs: Bertha Park· ker and Mr. and ·Mrs. Charles · Die]l} a~d ~.ns. A Loog at tbC: Weather WMPO Daily P~.,n Schedul'J l Escort your lady· here ·for nieinonbte dining. A superb eulsine ·and courteous sen'lce · aiil)[e the OCCI<IIon an DOOAT 9:00 10:00 !0:80 U:OO &1:30 .••' kirk --'!of· ' ' . ' In • S.nclwlclo" W. lii,UN ST;. " . : :· 10:30 DuPont Show .'1:00 News 11:10· ;,. Look ~I the Weatber 11:15 Theater 13 1:1:80 Sign Of! ..' EYElY'I'MING RIGHT "The 6reemt More than 1000 of the 5000 new homes, built in our service area In 1959, are l:liO The Brighter \)aJ 1·15 'n'..e Secret &lomt. • Tbe Eda:e of N.l-"1 J;OO ..,.. 1'1lme $t0Dfel l:30 The Ll!~ o! lliley •:00 Artb.W' J. Smttll. Newt 1:15· A Look at the Weather (:SO Amp•· 'it1 ~ t:OO I;Jighwiy' Pallo! 7:30 'rhO,~~I!l\ Sho1if IOJJ!I llimnesey ·< Frneyabuf'l 44 North,...tern 42 .....,3 CnnceQtrlt!.OQ Trutll or conaequ~eet n· COUl~ be YCII Mid Day Newt MovietiJ;ne. Lo.tett.a YoiUlg Young Dr. Malone 3:30 From Tbeae Roota: 4:00 Comedy PIIJhOUM 4:30 Advuture Time qhQMel8-Tuesdo) 10:911 ';'~ ~~~ ~lq"' -~ ~ •.. '.. ,. At AtheM New Boston 4t Glenford 41 At Centon Leap year JI....L... w.. Coli .41 !'<WI D:O.O Danny Thomas ShOW 9:30- Ann Sothern Show At T-.y PRO II.•SULTS N•tlonal Hocktr L-....• New York I Montn.l I ' T....,.to J o.trolt 2 Chlc•ao S a.ton S Atnerk•n Hockty LIIIUO Ou•ll•c 5 luHelo I Clevel•nd 5 ..........,. 2 Prowldtnce I l~lntfMiod 1 NtHon•l lllbtiNIJ Aeltcletlen .....,_ 112 Phlteftl(thle 104 Mlnnet~,ollt 103 St. L.Mll 101 Jobn,'DaiY 8:45 ' Toledo Scott 61 ••rrla 41 CLASS A - ll ;30 12>-:00 •!·SO t :00 l:lD 2:30 3:00 .' - . · WC.HS:,TV·-:::c=,='*"~"~~~·--'-:='a- HIGH SCHOOL BASKITIALL 8y United p,.... htterrNttlonal CLASS AA - At Columbu1 Canton Tlmken 62 N•w...tr 55 At Clnclnnatl O.yton RooMYtlt 66 Clnclnn1tl Wtit*'" Hllll 51 At Kent · CJ•vt, E•tt THh 62 Akron E. 41 At Toltdo ~=-------------~~----~~~-~ • EVANS &:f5 Siln 0.. . 1:00 ~ntinental C\asU'OOt!l Wn 'hleker. alon& in weU·groomcd style, famllles enjoy ouUnp. For that fresh sparkling look, have all expertly dry cleaned he~. where the very care is giv~n every garment. We k..p wardrobes ao places! .. ' • C:han.net 3-lue$day ·Channe. I l3-Monda, ---_--=.-:;:-;;-:;:::-;;::::QJvenlew, Don Fitch 2-2-8, Dunt :I~, 3·H, BlsaeU 4-o-8, Rood a.a.e, Calbdollar 1·0.3. '!\)!ala IZIN&lal. I Olllclala, ~erry Zerkle and Rod ' .' ll:IO \'{eath-81 tl : ~ J.~cll: ,..ar Show .t:IJO Sln Off · · SCORES Marth IIIIth with Ueteta btlq aold br memben. I , ; ' ~ · .• 4 :00 Comedy P:layhouse 4 :30 Adventure Time ~oO Sl.a!J11>9.\t llj.ll 0:30 Set. Pre1to». 8;00 Steaml;wlat BlU 6 :16 Jim Thatker Sbow 8:25 Weathercast 0,:30 NP.tl'f Pictl,l!'e l:o&5 Huntley Brlr:i:ley lteptrt: t:OO Huckleberry Bound • 'i:3Q RiverboAt ~~ Tule1 ot Wella F'arlo •• 9 :00 PeteT Gunn 9;30 Alcoa '\'heater 10:00 Sieve A)I'IJ' Sbow ' . ' 11:00 New1 deadJ.J.n., 10:30 Play Your Uuach 11:00 Pri" II lllpt ·=-w-=.~H-='T=·N.::.::.:. -:::.=TV=-=--_ch,~n·.::._QI_l~ 1nnounced. that tile wscs 'I~_SC:!?.;V.P~I:!OHT COMING wU1wu spoa10r a dlaner on Friday, Tex. VJII - Cbarla I( ~ ~ .i Green Stamp _ . :. at It ' '""el- -r"A"Iv.ll ~ u -.- daw Cha..., 1 ' S& _; 11'1'"" the dinner 1 bualueaa ,meeunc a& the home of waa .lleld when plana for .the COlli.· er. Condor St. inrr ehw-cb 7ear were lllaeu•ed. • ~~~j[i~~~E~ ' Mn. Dale ho<llol CollilO'aUonol dilutor btld en.,!t4:Jt rocenlljl at the dlur<JI. Followlq ·- ' J NeweU, who bows out u bead ~oaeb at California with thll 111M to ta.e o'v er u diActor wua't to lou. ' •.,.,_e, TELEVIS.OH QUID! WSAZ.TV Cl\annel · 3 "• Tourneys Or~born, delighted with the raJ· 2·Hi, Bailey 7414, Knopp 2·2-8, Anather J.eap Year haby Wll ly h1s Braves sta~('d to snatch Lee 3 010, Bostic 0.1 ·1 Cleland born at the lluon CliniC' at 3:~ p. the victory from Providcnc~ aflcr Hl·2, non scoring Norris McCor· m .• February 29, a daqhttr 1 to trailing, 112·~. wilh 10 minutes mick, H. Cleland.' Totals 20 (5·13) remaining, il;n't making uny claims 4~. for next year, howeer. Waham .. , Bird H·3, Smith 3-2-B. Clark 2·1-.3, Roush 1 2 4, I>'lelda WINS SLAt.OM 0·1 ·1, 1'. Hall 0..1·1, J. Hall, 0.1·Y.PlNI\IIAM, N. n. UPJ- Fritz non scoring, Ewing, Marka, s. v,h Wagnerberger won the slalom and Meter. Totals 1 (9·11· 23. C....5 11 22 38 combined tHlc in lhc ~astern men'! Portland alpine chAmpionship!! Sunday at Riverview 8 14 26 31Wildcat Mountain. 1'he 22-ycar.old Portland, Price .5-4 14, Cozart college :~ludent from Munich, Ger· 1 0·2, .Qeegle f -2·10, McKelvey 1·1· many, had a tot.lll time of Ui1.2. 3, Trlpfett J.0-4. Totals 13 !7·12) 33. too . UNJ, toc11: and Tandy Gillls, be out Aid, Paul Hogue Clncinuati· 18 Havlicek J~ Robert.J 'aad the of Sielfried: Obio State. )'OU. cu Ohio State's vjctOI')', aecompllahed before lf,aoo highJ,.partiqn CalUomla faDJ, wu ebumed oat ln typleal CaUfomia fublon-wttb the defeOH the major key. And Coach Taylor liVe Ct'edlt for tbe vidoi'J to Cal'a Pete New· ell-the man he termed the "outMolill JtedeaullloD. Cellttr •tanding coach in the oountry.'' . Wllflo ~ ""Knww ... Ned .,.,_.. 1'actJcs"' "I kneW Pete bad some defen~ live taetiea that WOuld help · Qll! m .INMIDDI.-T the Mld·Wett," said ',Paylor-. "So 1 To llodeem YOur F111ec1 went to 1 clllllc ~here be waa ap. pearing aDd cot 10me of biJ Cld IJ - ·M.U. Sfilmp!!ad TUISDAY The Buckeyes poured 14J out of creu. ThiJ helped our team • to 5 their firat 17 fltld goal attempt. mellll!ly. from the floor through the hoop, ~~~~E;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;i;:; toot a 37·19 lead at the half time- ; and tllat was it. It wa1 a Btaggering defeat for the defending champions, who Friday night defeated Cincinnati and O!car Robertson, 77-oo, In wbat wu conlidered the "dream '' ' "QUoaalty· ObPd" llilt ... tho game" between the top two teama In the (OUDtry. ..._ toiiOn Jul, · California held ·Robertson to just l/DU Q![,4Io~TY plloa JlCONOIIY. 18 pointl ·- but he bouneed back ..., jt to<lQo ---- . wllh 32 S.turday •ight u bo led the Beareats to a 86-71 victory over New York Unlvenlty ln a door 01' . . batUe for third place. yoal' store ;.... Lvcas Outltandlnt Tbe 18 aporta writers who ered tbe tournament were 10 ' ...~ pre1sed th-.t they: (1) named Jer· ry Lucas. the giant sophomore, 81 the outltanding player of the tournamtnt (he got -49 of the G6 logcvllle. Sel•m Local 70 A1hvllle ;4 Besl Sport, Marvin McKelvey, At Lim. Portland. New 8.-.men 70 Lykens 62: Fasteat, Most Poinh: one game (21), Most Pointa in tourney, (44:) Bruce BeetJ.e, Portland. Longest Shot, Jack Fields, WI· hama. .Tallest Player, Ralph Bissell, RIVerview. Shorteat Player, Curtis, TUppers Plains. Best Foul Sbooter, Don Fitch Ulcu wat tbe leadiq: ~ with 18 pOints-but all four ot the other atutera were in double fll· votea); and (2) named aU five starten from the Oblo State team on the flrlt Or aecond aquadJ. Named with Lucas on the tint te1m 'WI'!fe Oscar Clft. cinnati· Darrall Tom s&nd.en New and Mel N~well, Ohio tbe tecund team wvre Olympic Denver March 31 · play:off• Apnl 2 - at where they will run into such teasoned (Hir· formen u the Phillips OUen and othen !rom tlle AAU. ..We have three eophomorea, one junior and one aenlor on our starting tam," atld the youthful Taylor. "But we might make up In condiUonlng and ficht for wbtt we Jack In e.xperience." w_... TUn Score In whlpplna: the favored C•ll· fomla teem Saturday night the aopbornores showed no lack of tx· perienet!. The 'f inal JCOre Wil 75IS6 - but really It WIS worae than that. Cleveland East Tec:b, two-time defending atate champion and the atate'l second-ranked team, meeta third·ranked Canton Timken, aDd Toledo Scott, ninth ranked, plays No. 1 Dayton Rooaevelt in the first round AA games. · r · te As 1961 Power I0 Mv League Buckeyes Squash Great Cal Defenses With 16 Of 17 Field Attempts In First Half For Title lly BILL HINR.Y Unlttld Pr... lnr.tmtiCHllll Ohio's COLUMBUS UPI eig}Jt top basketb.a.U teams four in Clau AA and Jour in Clasa A . began four days of sweating lt GUt today until the state tourna· ment rfllls around on Friday. was "Buck· Sla~e marching band, which sel· In thl11 city dom is seen outside the confines celebration of Ohio Staudium, will be on hand . Univenlty'a newJy. Airport Superintendent Francis I.Jasltetball cham· A. ·Bolton asked for additional liO· plons. ·, lice to handle the crowds, and of. UnU~ ..J.H9-60 basketball flcials granted ttle request. A pa· Buckeyes · on the acene, Col- rade from the airport to the down· umbus . .,!ljlom was knoWn to Jet town section was in tbe planning down any sport ex- 1tagea. a sleepy popu- An airplanC bearing the Buck· to ao all out In eye squad was scheduled to land the basketball at Port Columbus at 6:37 p .in. squad from San Francisco. EST. Airline reservatJo.a agent.s were Most television and radio sta· Jowin~: kept busy Sunday answering their tlons have announced they will Firat AII·Tourney TNrn telephones about "When is the cu'ler the arrival . Ohio Sl11tc Pres· Mickey Winebrenner, Syracuse; Ohio State team coming home?" ident Novice G. Fawcett wal'i ex· Kenny C!!ldwell, Tupppers Plains; AlthouKh Ohio State is between pcctcd ·to be at the scene to re- Larry Price, Portland; Br~ce Beequarter& and many •tudent.s are eeive the NCAA championghip tro· gle , Portland; Peanuts Wickline, home, a huge crowd waa expected phy from CoaCh rrcd Taylor. Racine; Don Fitch, Rive:tvlew; RaJ· to greet the ~uckerea at Ote air· Banner11, flags ond other decor· ph llissell, Riverview; Billy Oura, port on their retum home from ations wm festoon the airport Racine; Parker, Cottageville; lind the tournament wan. Tho Ohio terminal lobby along with a po. Roush, Wabam.a. S.Cond Tqm dium. and microphone. A city council resoluthm pr111.~ing the Winter, Cottageville; Paul Hill, ,team will be read during the ct rc· .~ctart Falls; Ray Powell, Tuppen monies. ... ,. l,Jlaina; D. Hanning, Bradbury; :it' .ary Durst, Riverview; Ted Bailey, Racine; B. Burch, Cottageville; P. Smith, Wahama; Jeff Lee, Rocine; G. Lockhart, Coolville. M. v. P. · Larry Price, Portland. Bt:st Team Pl11yer, C. Sayre, Cot· Opell8A.M.Io8 P.M. ' Dally Senlinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., March 21, 1960-5 ••• ,_ ., . I'l.l. 6RiNG THIS NIcE APPl.E TO THE: TEACHER • • �' • '1 • : Air~·Bolfling spitkS Team In (NIE'fiOYS Portland Takes Riverview In ··-Thriler ~~Toomey McKelvey's Shot State's Cage From 'Way Out Cream Sweating Finally Goes In It Out Now Portland Grade school eapped TOLEDO. UPl - WWen R.efrie..,.UOO Of Ill Loull, oparbd by rou.. B1J Orf'1 performance, ....,_ into lhe all-nent. tum lead o( lhf AJileriean Bowhog Congres5 :ro'urnameat hen Sunda)'. .:·~~W: to'h.~~e lea<tenhiv I from the Budwel.sen (89-19). , Orf put together a 649 in the telm d.ivilion, 686 in doubles and lrJ in sinclea: t.o nail dowo second lAce In the all-events siandines. 1"1.-., .. -•·:t-•"--doy . \0;90 'wllUo-111 ~ . 1\:00 4:90 Comedy Playhouoe 4·30 Adventure Tim& . • ' 8:2& W'eitbereast COLUJIBUS UPI Ohio's eight top basketball teams four In Ch111 A.A. and four in ClaiJ A · beean four days ol aweatibf it out today until the state tOW'D.I· ment roll• around on Friday. tl:30 NP."' Pitt'li'e In the Clau A field the two HunUey Brtr.tley Be pi rt 11\J~b¢'1 Hound ~:SO Rlve•boat 8:!0 Tille& of Wl!llll PariD 8:df) Peter Gunn tiltl AlcOa '!,'heater ' 'J!i> un· Pre. Easter Clev.Jand Eut Tech, two..tlme dele~di.ug .statt champion and the state'• JeCOnd-ranked. tll!am, meeb tllbV·ranked Canton 'l'imken, and Toledo Scott, nlath noted. ptoJt No. 1 Daytoo Rooeevelt in tbe f"lflt round AA lame&. 18:00 ·.' Caady and Tobaoeo B:f~ ----- Tourneys SCORES ' SALE STARTS HIGH SCHOOL BASKITIALL By United p,..., lnttrnatlonal CLASS AA - At Columbus Canton l'lmktn '2 Now.rk 55 At Clnelnnatl ,... .........,-llhrldl 2111 • Thru Maftb Zllh • ... ...... • •!• • • : •' .••' • • ... · ~ I .i the FC)untain '' ', Moton, W. Vo. ...., , (llrtLI lOANS, 100, ' NEW YORK UPJ - Anotht•r NaInvitation Tnurnumcnt champiunahip for Btadlcy's biHl· ketba\l Bra.., cs next year? Maybe not - they may be loo MOod , That's the opinion of ope eminent authority, Joe Lapchlck of St. JOhn's, tho only coa<'h to win moro Nl'l' titles (three) than BrPd· ley 's Chuck Orsborn( two). The notion has a lot of backers after the Braves' stunnin g 88-72 final win over Providence Sttlurdayy. "Wilh Oscar Jlobcrlso n ~:one from Cincinnati, Bradley may be read y to teke over domination of the Missouri Valley Conrcrence," Lapchick points out, "A8 leaQuc champion, they would he going to tho NCAA tourney rather th11n the t ion a I \ . l Ul YOU WISH. .... I ,j,g ,$25 to $1000 •CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. HO'W, 8eeoad 8&........, Plloae WY 1·1111, Pomeroy '.~""' ' .' Diane Dnl' Aaa !Bradbury, Pat Edwards and Larry Gladwell. After StepJien had opened his qifts, refreshments or green and ther, Janie and Georil:e. Sendlna Jlfil but unable to It· were Sua.n Monl• and Norma Stewart. tend ---- NIT." Orsborn, deligh ted wllh the raily his Braves stngl'd to anatl'h :~:~~~:~~~·· ~b '". Por that fresh sparkllng look, have all dry cleaned hel'e,' \Vhehi the very every garment. We keep wardrobes ' ' ' liS IEIIIIEI*'IAI ElECIIIC lUI ... More than 1000 of the MOO now home1, - ..... •i(;' ~::~....... ' ~· SIN C1.... C1... ' PHO,NJ) WY J-5428 iD I'GIIiero,;.· "'llle&...taat Tutes-tlon built In our service area In 1959, are heated by ELECTRICITY-It's tbt bttter. IIIOdern wv to heat yoqr homL Robinson's Cltalloro OHIO Jo•o:'»**l jOe1ll 7:00 Coif .411 7:30 Cheyenne B:SO Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 AdVI"'ltutes In ParadiM IQ:SO Ted Mao;~ Amatev Hour tt:OO The Ne•• ToDICbt U:lO Scanning the 'Weather 11:15 ~ Beporl 11 :20 I.ate Show ~ spaear bJ 1:110 About t :3o Medic . z:oo DaJ 1n ~ 2:30 Tbe Gale Storm Slln' l:oo Boat tile Clllcit • ;;~ ljoho.""' ~'l:'· ~.. ·. 'nallht , · · '~ "~a" · D:so· ~~ a~cl ~ trieru!• f~ 8,!11 Ft~ ~ . Ltt. toar . ... .... · W •• S:40 eJ""ll'ml:l 6:48 ~ Jlollli81!1 1:30 UOnuJflOqJJ.en 7 : ~ ~~. · 8:11(); Wyatt_llanl. .. "'' •I • ",• t LAFELY7 ...• Gtod Thlnp ao wllh •• Halner'a ·~H wllh • • : I " •• ••• i ' ••• • •• l ! .. l • •• Hifnt,r's • , •'ClUj a • ••• E!IIIJihlftl' lid611) , i '' •• -.• - -;;;~·~·~·~·~..~·~·~·~..~·~·~·~..~·~·~·~..~·~~i;j; Start The ••••••••••••••••• ,. ~ MRYJHING RIGHT • •,' FORYOQR •,. I·M:f 0 RT ANT 1 . . ;. . DATE :• ' Channel13 TuesdaJ 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Captain Kanaaroo 9:00 Cartoori Theater 10:00 Red Rowe Show (0:30 On The Go U:OO I Love- Lpey l1:30 Decembet ·Bride 6: 1~ A Loos at 6:20 Jul.<! ll)vllD Sb9w ' the weather l:llj) ....... 'n'· ADdJ · J:<>O l'ronjlet 7:30 To T~)\lb~ '!'!11th 8:00 · "layho~oe 110 · Dqy Right With 1:30 Jlanr l.ovea of Dolq' OW. 1:00 TlahtrO\Ie 1:30 Red Skelton Sbow 1:110 11 O'elocll: New -i'Ll:- 6RINC7 TH IS NICE APPLE TO STEVE ' tO:OO Gani M9ore Show ll:IO A Look ot lbe We~-.; ... 11:18 Theater 13 I' ., THE TEACHER ." \. AIJ.~N niemot.bte Escort youi: lady here ·fo~ dlnlnJ_ A 111petb cuisine 'and .cOurteous servlcidnake the occasion an event! .. P~~~~-- "' • Sandwich" . n.-.-., CI'Clw's . Steok· . . • w. MAtN sT. .. • u •. - < ! ' ·. • ~01 . ' I MORNING ,/ II <lranotplr< 4r·1:u a.M.',.···' ' In well-groomed style; 'famiUes enjoy . 8:4~ i~ ~~~<• ~ eVer aent inW the . U~ited lila teL ' I ' ., •J' :: 4:110 ~.meriaU Banci..,... Will ~~· al>o..,t tbe motl COlli· .Ple.r. tldl.,uon deteclora and BRltfi.E ~iRCLE'S. COMII$ VPI - Chatlu Cleveland (BIJ DRY (P.ANERS a..~~ ,...,. l r white decorated tupcaket and ice • - ; Mrs. Hindy, who wu 1811ll!lted by Mrs. David Jenkins, conducted • I' ~c"'" ll:lU W.qtbe"tealt \1:1& · Jaek Paar ShoW 1:00 oil~ flff . ~ TRIED A •• •• •• • nesday. tartfn,f·fresh . for' ~prfns I ' •• •• •• • Stephen Hindy wa11 surprised last i1m't !I ' - ' I •• Slilturday evening when his (Nrents, Mr .and Mn. Xllad Hindy, entertained with a party in honor of hia 11th blrtbci8Y whlcb was last Wed- lor next year, howeer. !, •• I •• • Birthday Party Given By Parents For Stephen Hindy the victory from Providence after 62-SO, with 10 minutes 1:~~:;-;;;:~:;:;;::;:;;~~::::;:;;;:~~:~~~~t~ tralllng, remaining, making nny claitna '' t.J·oo Wolll!o The . Q.e,W a~teQ.lte wUI weleh Jn frg its IUSI.gament at ~;~nl)' about 9o; lb~ l;lostlte ito ....u otze It :·~ ....... ••• •••• •..... •· •'''"·1····· r:·~it)}..,; cream and nuts were served his parents to thote menUOcned and Sandy Humphreys, Chapman, Susan OhUnger, Stephen and Stephanie Pullen, Don NeiKln, Ntw Iofton 4t Gl......... 41 Mike Blaine, David Slcman, Janis At Cardon PrUIIIJIIIUrt 44 Northwntern 42 Evenon, WaJDO Davis, David Jen.ldn• Marvin Fry, Billy Hyaell, Bll· ly Davia, Ruth Ann Fera:uaon, Sam· my Hood, Georae ' Sauer, Marilyn Stumbo, John and BetaJ CunnlllJ· bam, Marta Kty Hubbard, FJ'Inkle White, Leland Brown, .Debbie Orueaer, Paul ,Halnea, Mike 8UJ. kirk and Stephen'• Iiiler and bro· In MV League O)lellt A.M. to 8 P.M. ••• Pri" b lll.ht 11:110 O>ooo.$~ 1~:00 Trutla or Co~ueue. · •NO It Cod\4 be Y• ' 1:• Mlcl Doy New. 1:10 •llovlet!me 2:3P Lotetto Young 3:00 Youne 'Dr. Malone S:30 Fro~a Tbue Roots 4:00 Comedy Playho.uae uo Adveoturo Time 0:00 Steal)lboal !!Ill 8:00 SupeJ"~DJa 8:00 Lowrey Sho)l'f:i~e 6:11 ~ '!'hooker ShOW B::/11 Wiolh~ ' 'l:8_b '!'.;rwa Plrtu,..._ 1:4$ . llwlt!ey 11rfltktey l!eporl U>O ea...,.nbJ]l 7:BU. Laramte · 8:30 Stu:time 1:30 Arthur Murray Party 10:00 lll.,&quad 10:30 Phil snvero Sh.., l U...~nolt ~ At Kent ' Clave, la&t Tech 62 Akron 1 ... At Toltdo Tolldo Scott " ltyrla 41 CLAII A - At Troy Saltm Local 70 A1hrillt ;4 At Lim. New lrwmen 70 Lykens 62 At Athono '••• - ChanneI .,..,....on tty 1:30 Tour -1:40 Weatbeftnan •• Plo)l Yo~ Buocb · . · WC_H~TV C"qnMi 8 a.,_u d Paco• .•• : ..c door Or at your store . 9:00 Katie :noonan Show 0:.30 Topper · IO:oo iloiJilo, Re loll =~~ • . .: it.""' .. •:eo TOda.• .. ••• cames during the evenlna with . . Clnciftnltl Wfttwn Hilla 51 prizes awarded to Mmha Bickett, O.vton Sign 0.. 6:00 Contlneatal Cla!W'DOIII ance. L New Br.e mtn will allo be mak· ing its fJrat trip to the Class A lin11la, having defeated Lykem, 7CHI2, Saturday night in the •Lima regional. steve A,tlen Show Jl:(M) Mews lfeadlillal ~~;10 '!{eotherQIII · · \1 :1,5. J~ck ptor Shott .t:tiD Sin Off c.tea.onel a-l'ue$day J'nzeyaburt and New Bremen kick off the aeUoa at 1:30 p.m. Friday with the Salem Local • New Bolton Jame tollowlo& at approximately 3 p.m. the Claaa AA tcboolJ &et Jnto action Frida)' nieht with Timkea meetio& Eut Tech in tbe tint same at 7:30 p.m. while Scott plan Roo•evelt at approx.lmateb' e p.m. Dayton ROOHTI&lt (24-0) W4' given the be&t c:hance br tbe ft· perto ol dethroa)ftll Cleveland Tech. the Teddie~ mUJt flrtt aet by Toledo Seott (22-2). Alao, Eoll Tech mult dlspo.te of little but plucky C.nton Timten, matiDJ l&a first tournament appearance, to get Jnto the 'final came. Salem Local will be makin( ita Jeoond eonJecullve appearance in the CJau A tournament. Salem Local wa1 upset in the Dnt round laat year. Jt. opponent, New Bos· ton, Is making it1 first appear· J • E••opl Magubteo, 1:~ beaten aquadl. Salem Local, win- ,...,.. 011 AU M.,..lwldliie ·sat. ~00 &e-11\!n 1:11 J'lin 'rli.acbr Show ly BILL HINRY mt1n1 comfortably today after he wu &den to St. llary'a Hoapital in WHt Ptlm Beac:h aufferins with a SALE Pre- ~1)0 S~b9aJ l!lll Uo Unitwd ,...._ lntlrnltiODtl ner of 21 straight games, and New Boston, wiDner ol 2t strala:bt meet in firat round play and Frazeyaburg 26-1 playa New Bremen 26-2 in the other bracket. ape!L '' !'11turday night with 1 brilliant come-frum-behind victory over o/lce-prev10usly beaten RJvenlew, 33-31, on Marvin McKdve)''l ~ foot long 5hot imide lbe la.st three H·t:anda. C/UioPY IITTIR Pomeroy·Mlddltlport, 0 ., March 21, IIHJ0.--4 TELEVIS.OH GUIDI WSAJ;..TV Cl\on~et · ' off a tremendous basketball SNIOn VER0 BEACH, Fla. UP! - Roy Cunpanella, para.Iyaed former DodMI' eatcbin& ll.ar, was reported diaJ ' ·,. Dally, Sentlne~ ••• .. , I J �, Jordanian Student Bridal Shower Given Honoring Miss Foil rod At Sacred Heart Church Event Gave Program For I ! I 1mr Mila Jo EJien Follrod I"'@Ct'r'ltl)' were av.ardu1 10 Kathryn Russell , was honored at a hr1d.al shower Nanc} SISSlHl, Sandy Sm1th Paul gtven by Jrr1r6 George Horak and Kou~h )In (ooper , Ada Neutl. daua:hter, ko"'e an Lht= basement of ling ~l<~n Aln~~· the Sacred Heart Church. I j(',.ml'lte 1-tuu~h Gamea were pla)ed ~nd pnw~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;-;;-;;-;;;, ! MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT •nd TUESDAY • " JACK TH£ RIPPF.R" Lee Patterson. Betty McOow-ull Andrews I tmdt ~ Jl o ii Hb outlwc-d I U ll t'i't h ~Jdl' Christian Endeov.or t:ndeavor of the Mu1dh::port Churrh With 1,~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~::::0::! Warren Pastor For Wedding •h~d';;.~'~/,~~~·.:, ~~..'h;..~~~"r.~i Of Niece, Miss Harrah, To Mr~ Bostic I flowen Lng Att1 1111111~ v.ert' Darhara Horak , K111 Fullrod Cha rloltc Murray , Ann B.. ~~ 1 Sundy Smtih. Susan Yuun!; \l;Jril}n Sptres Dalt!Y l<)g]\ lMl• nr Henshaw Na n cy Sis~utt · -.:ltu], v Hruwn , Mtldrcd Mitch, t ldrJ Jl w nphrn· Lor<"\la Stnclatr, \lr ~ Juha Hus.scll, Mrs GcMge Me F<irl>~ntl ora \ lae Ml'F~~r l and, Lu c-y t u<lfWT •,Jro 1.-~.·vt•rett Roush, K.ath 1 111 S l<~ ck. \1ary Aud rcws, Wilma 1 (JhlJJ tgH ~In J E D Hartmgel', t::k~nur H"h1nson. ~r~; C<Jthenne I wa.~o ou and stressed the atlentJO n gtvcn to the Easter sea~n there He told o( the celcbrat10m throughout lhl' Jordan valley and uf the beautJiul customs and ce remomes connected with lhe Ea~ ter se<~son He also CQmpared thetr way of li fe w1th ours NEW HAVEN- Rev Robert Harrah of Warren, Ohio, wa1 the J!ftclatlng mJmslf'r of the double rmg cer emony when hu nteee, Mtss Patricia Ann Harrah, wu marned to F.verett Eugene Bostic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.ames CU'cle on fi'ourtb St m New Ha ven on t-'ebruary 26 at 6 p m. The Carol Scott wa5 devotional lf'HI'I home was bea uttfully decorated er and also accompamell the group with pmk ca rnatt ons and Easter smgm&. Hev fred 1 li ardn cr ga~c lilies th ye r e opemng pra · The bnde ts the daughter of The meetmg do~;ed with pr11yH Mr and "l'lrs J ames 0 Harrah of by th e group counstdur. Mrs Mar f'>;~w Ha vr n and her husband IS the tha Childs Also attending the son of Mr and Mr~; Eve~tl Bostic meetmg was Mrs Gardner of Mtddlf'port The bride wore a street lenJI!l! . RUI;sell Mrs George Buchanan , tlres.s uf blue wtth wh1te trim Mary Kuru.elman, Mary Gru£Oser, while accessones Her Clowen were Dorothea Neuuhng, Mrs ley Mtll· wh ite carnation s er, J eannette Roush. l1arcelene M1ss Ann Maynard , the bf~·, Strauss, Bernadme Me1er, Mar.:ar· only attendant, wore a brown It et Follrod, Ada Neulzhn&:, Mrs E wtth wh ttc accessoncs W r E Follrod , Leola Swartz, Dee lh vt's Mtddl cport, sened as ~ t ma·n ' Brown and Janet Rummell. A large numhcr of persons se nt I The I" hnew Mrs htwst1c S h 1s1 a11-·•ttl~e~rt r t d at • a am a 11 tg c oo e I gifts but ~ e r e unab e to at en · band attended r-.11dd1Pporl Mrs Horak was asststcd m serv- Sc hool and 1s presently mg by her daugher, Rose, and w1Lh lhe Tom Rue \lotu1 Company Wilma Ohlmger, Mary Kunzleman . Jeannette Rou•h . Kay t·ourod, Mn. Icy Mtllcr and Mrs E E Follrod . Icc cream . mmLH, coffee a nd cuke, whtch. was deo:orated wtlh I m Mtddleport . The couple took 1 1hort weddiftl trtp tn Greenbrter County, Well Vtrgmta At pre.ent they al't! hvinc at the borne of her parent! . Those attendln~ the weddmg were Mr and Mn. Jamea D . Hartllh, Mr. and Mrs James Circle, Mrs E. H Hanna, Mrs. Carl King, Mu Everett Bo6tic, .Arnold Boatu:, Mrs Sybil Smith, lliu Carolyn Harrah, Danny Harrah, Ricky C1i· cle and the weddmg party Mainly About People In Pomeroy •• LlJCILLI MAWICINS crooks of Ohio State ia here for • few days Tommy Skinner of Ohio Unlver· everung from Cleveland where tbey attended the 67th annual nty spent the weekend here with state confere."lce of the Daughters of American Revolution hu parentll, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur held in the Sharaton-Cleveland Hotel. The seven Greater Sktnner and bts grandmother, Mrs. Cleveland Chapters were hostesses. Dave rarmer M~T,~h;j',,;;three day conference opened 8 ddresa &fven b Herbert H. Phil· ,.Paul D1llard and son of Ctncln· with reports of the year's Y natl came over the weekend to at· ' tend the funeral of JWbert Coates m Ohto Speaker for th.e even- brack. wall the Honorable Frank T Reports were given on Wedne5 of Pomeroy. 'They are guests of Mr. U S Congressman from the !J-ay and tbe 11rl homemaken;, who and Mra. A. A. Dilltrd wbtie here. 16th d1atnct . who bad for h1s top on prues for makmg the1r own L. W. McComas wu In Columbus 1c, "America lnvU'ICibie " outfit were present and recetved over the weekend to vistt with his Tuesday morning the Indian awardt Judge Hoover , wh011e bob- mother, Mrs J C. McComas, who breakfast wu held with Mn Betty by 1s music, was the spea)f:er for has been ill. Mrs. Homer Smith of Pt PleaB Hollowell, department head of the formal banquet on Wednesday as his topic, "The aant 5pent SatlU'day With Mr. and evening usmg the apectal Navsjo proyam, Chl· toeco Oklahoma, the speaker Pro- Stephen Foster of Oh10" who was Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. blem~ of the NavaJo aa;u..l what is Benjamm W Htndby, born 1833 IMPORTANT MIETING beii'IS done for them were ex and dted 1866. Mr. Handby waa the The Ladies Auxihary to Fenney· plained She 5tated that there were composer or "Darlmg NelUe Gray," 83 trtbea m Oklahoma Tbe school "Old Shady ," " l'p On the House Bennett Post. AmeriCan Leg1on 111 '16 years old and has an ~nroli­ top" and a hymn, •'Who Is He In will meet Tue1day evening. All members are urged t-o attend the ment of 900 of which 600 are Nava- Yonder Stan " jo They bave s program of culture ___;=::;:;:=:=::;:;::;:;:;;;,._~ meetmg as very important business 1s to come before the group change 'ttlere is one doctor and 2t a• After the meeting, refreshments teachers for 80.000' people will be served At noon. TUeldv, the Jpprow;d 1 !chool luncheon wu beld ao4 In tbe afternoon a memoraal Hnraee Around And About Middleport Mr and Mrs. Everett Thomas for deceased me11bers ln OhiO WfS .. FIIDDI. HDUDASHB'.T spent Saturday in Chtlheothe With held whleh mcluded Daisy Saund· thctr son and family, Rev. and Mra. en, Mrs Robert MUier and Mrs Among the members from Mid Bertha Pownall of the local chapEugene Thomas and daughter. · Dr, and Mrs Phtl Harbreo:ht and ter. Tuellday evening W!s the Na- dleport Lodge F & A. M. who at son of Louiaville, Ky. were week tional Defense program with the tended the Inspection meetmg of the Harrlson:ville Lodge, F. &: A end guests of h.ia parents, Mr. and M last Friday evening were, Willis Mrs Raymond Harbrecht. Anthony, Charles Bennett, Paul Mrs c G. Hall and Mrs. CaroJ Darnell, Bill Wataon, Cheater ErPtke of Huntmgton, W Va., weft! win and Phil MeinbarL fi'ndsn guests of Mr. and Mri. Hen· 1 Last Friday Mro . Walter Crooks ry Ewmg Norbert Neutzhng Jr. of Mtddtepor~ and Mrs. Wilson Car· hus IS the guest of hl1 Mr. and 'ltn. Carr Barnhill en· penter af Po111eroy were In Athens ·;.;w"''"'"''"'•e" 'r"'""'d==·, , and Mrs Norbert tertained with .a }Jarty at their to attend tbe ineeting of the Kappa Mr and of home Saturday honoring their Phi S(lronty, Janet Carpenter was • Mrs I. 0 D1l es returned to her Sunday Mr. daughter, Ruth Ann! on her 8th taken mto the sorority tbis year home last F'rtd ay after a three Columbus and Mrs P. L Peoples artd Mr. and birthday. and Mrs Crook'l daughter, Jean· week vaca lwn m Io'lortda Mrs. ~ster Fauber and Mia1 MarA pasteleotor theme waa used m nette was accepted last ye.ar. Wh1le th ere she v1s1ted wtth Mr YOUR NEXT and ~freshments l'at Mrs D. E. Miller -.ho has b"n and Mrs Carl Mumford at Tampa guertte Mey~r ~ Tom Ables and daughtet, Caro- ty favon were Jiven the 'uelits. a pahent at Meigs 'General Hosartd alro with Mrs Walter Childs ePRIVATE PARTY Attendifll were Debbie K ~e- p1tal for the put two weeks for rRuth Peters) and briefly with Mrs lyn, jomed Mrs Abl.es in Weston, Brenda sue Spenetr, Virkle treatment of a back injury also Childs' p:~rents, Mr. and r.-Irs Ross W Va for t.he wt;ek,end. Mql. ,,4.beRECEPTION and VIcki Cole, Candy underwent minor BUreery last f'eten In Uearwater she attend- lt.•s was c11lled to Weat.On, TUestta)', eBANQUET Kawk, Kirk Chevalier . Thursday and 11 reported to be ed one of the sales t-onducted by by the aJiness or ber tftother. Mrs. Dever P. ~~~fentaff and , Howie CaldweO. improving· satilf.actorily. Howard Ewmg, former Middleport eMEETING daugbLer, VIcky, 'leJt 8aturday Ann businessman Ret.a Watson an.-1 Her san Charle1 Miller of lnd8J'o(lke. Wb1lc Lherc Mr5 Diles watnessed mormng lor their home in Lakeillnnapotis, Indiana came Saturhonored gue't received a day to spent the weekend with his the tornado whH·h htt while she land. f1a., after spending two of sift.. Mn Barnh•ll parents. Willi there and on her r eturn tnp weeks Wilh her rnothfl', Mr&. Eddie Smtih They wm aeeompanled to wai 11sisted in gamies and eervmg by tram she noted the damage Mrs. Cary D.avis who has been POMIROY'S BEST which had been done to the tree11 Columbus, where they ~=~:::::b:;Y; by her d.auattter, Mrs Dorothy confmed to her home because of Private Roomt~ For Stout and Mrs. Mamie Headley. along the way by the heavy Jce and plane, by Mrs, Smith end illness remains about the aame 1 10 to l'JG People MU Richard Rupe and snow storms. Mrs L. W. McComat is aubstituting for her at the public schools. Kennedy of columbua apent Mary Scott, atudent nurae at Wedding Ceremony Holzer Hospital spent the weekend Ihe weekend with hll parent•. Mr. and Mra Wtlliam Kennedy. 71\ Read At Church her parents, Mr. and Mrs. with After 6 P.M with Rev and Mrs S. E. Kaetzel af Mf.. M•rt Crary, whose 83rd James Rusaell and other relatives. Mr Robert F })ysell l1 announMerchants Police Service Mr and Mrs Raymand Llevlng cing the marnage of h1s daughter, Edison, Mrs L R Fanner, ~ans- blrthday was Saturday, March 19, Rose Marte, Lo James llaggy, •on field and Mr and Mrl- Loren Cav· was a:uest of honor at a dinner and children, Shelia, Michael and of Mr and Mrs. Olr:cy Haggy or erlee or HunUnrtod, W. Va, \f~t ijunday at the home or Mr. and Judy left Saturday lll,Qf.llm&. lor· a weekend guests of M'rs AloMo Cu• M:h:. Pearl.hfora Pomeroy vacatlon ir- Clearwater~ Florida. Serving Gqod Food Other peats were Mr and Mrs While there they will visit Wllh fte eert'mony waB read by ReV! lt>r and other relatives and Legal Bever ag'!JI Mr and Mrs. G. R. Tbompson Donald Mora, Rhea, Sally, David, the Hervin Lievlnga of M.ason wha W H Strausbaugh at the Laurel Until 2.30 A.M. Church, Sunday, and familY of Pomeray and 'MI'II-. and Mark Mora When the barthday are also on vacation tbere. While George Thompson of Ct\Uhtre c.akc was brought to tbe taUle the the Raymond LieYing's are away :·-----------..:.;.::::,:~::;.---------rl vasltl'd Sunday with Mr and Mrs. great grandchildren sang happy their emallet cblldren, Sus.ie and Holter and family . birthday. Jaoe will stay with their JrandFamily wardrobes get sel Homer Holter and mother, The many calla, fiowen, gifts parenta, Mr. and Mrs Harold Chue lor a lovely •prlng Mrs David Frecker spent Sunday and cards from friendJ combined and their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Gel the famJiy coa\11 smt.s, dresses cv· afternoon in Chester with Mr and to make the .anniversary a very Mrs. Gerald Anthony. -a ll doa~d and ready for t•ryt hmg Mrs Ed Baum and Mr and Mrs happy one for the guest of honor. Sunday visitors with the Walter spnng outings 11hrlrty ole:mtng 1herc! Charles Baum . :'llr and Mrs. Lawrence Parfitt of Charleston, W. Va, wE-re week end guests of his parent.a, Mr. and I •:no1o;.ed Eighth Birthday Of Daughter Is Observe d Rece ntl Y Florida Vacation Ends For Mrs. L. D. DiIes ~w;:;'"~":.'n~g~h·"'""' PLAN and ARRANGE Modal DA· 11·80 ONLY HOTEL MARTIN Less Trade -m FREE PARKING Dolu" Modol Rtlrlltrator WI'" 11rtr uen 1 Htttr buy th1n tttls lO 9 c:u ft Fngldalrtt Deluxe 111nt.1rs'IJ: :: budcet-prlcfll •• •filled wtth 10011 Ju~11ry fnturu. • Nut T111i1r stor11 om I lbs. af frnh 1tnk1, chop1, told tllttl • f1II·WIC" portllain-mmtl Hrdretorl • l ·lhll s1tnp dlor aveR htlds halltlllln milk httlul • "'• M•nllic D11r 1UI1 air-tlr;ht 111 thl way arundl ' P!II.B ••• New, Feminine ' "Sculptured Sheer Look'' w,, Ll~~:k 83rd Birthday Was c·elebrate'd On 1O..h HIDE-AWAY IAR Mr.!l Edw&rd Parfitt, ' vood 1roomlntl BAKER . •' We Pl<k Up and Deliver IIURM1TURI 0. n. ,,...., c - .. .,.IDDLEPORT ,..,.. HOME LAUNDRY COMP.A.NY SECOND ST. "Wa Clern Everytbhi.J lut The Baby"' Phone WY·2·20S7 MIDc'LI..oRT, OHIO enttne ' l'lae latft'e.U 01 'l'he He..t•Mu- .tr1Je1'0ted I'• Apathy Hits Volunteer Groups • GSI Pictured As Crumbling Mental Hospital Short On Pbyscians~ Staff Psychiatrists' Report Hits At Treatment Communism Eastern Meigs Church People To Study Membership Changes The Methodist Churches of tbe southern part of M!'iJIS County will take a look at tbemselves In live study lllt!etinp Wednesday. Mar. 23rd, under tbe direction of the Dislrfct Committee on Research. The Committee sball consist of Rev . Julius Chandler of Minlord, 0., Rev .. Robert M_ussman of Peebles. 0., and Rev Waid Radford or Piketon. Oh1o. Thf' Committee shall be ae~ puled by D. Richard Bauu, trict Superintendent from Porta mouth, Rev Jobn Elwood of Ra cme and Rev Pearl Casto of Letart Falls . . 11te churches mcluded 10 the IUl'Vey are Letart FaU._ App)e Grove, Eut Letart, Plant! Antiqulty, Racme, Oak Grove, Sutton, Morse Chapel, Great Bend, Stivers ville, Portland . 'The Plants Church has been dos.!d for the past year and the Antiquity Church dJI<!Ontmued Worahip Services two years ago However, Sunday School i1 held each Sunday· The Committee wtll meet 'A'Ith the layman in Five sessions. At 10 am they shall meet at the Le· tart Falls OIW'ch for the Churches of Letart Townahip and at II a.m w'tb th' Racme Church. Tbe•~ .shall go to the Oak Grove Church at l p.m. where the Sutton Chul'('b wlll join them And in Morse Chapel I. I Church at 2 P,m. where Great Bend CHURCH THE in Radne is one o toe lwe ve and St1versv1 1e WI·11 come ·m. Th e Methodist in the southern portion of Meigs county itmerary wtll conclude with a whicb will be included in a survey taken Wednesday, March meeting at 3 p m. In the Portland 23 by the Portsmouth District committee on research. The Church with your own words! Send your words of truth Behind the Iron Curtain-you mgy go to Eurap11 yaunelf. Eater the 1960 Radio Free Europe Trutll M..,.... Coot<otl This year's grand p,rize!l arc six trips to Europe fur two. In' Europe JH'UT own wonb to 76 million people beJ.. bmd tho iron Curtain. Other pnzea incJude 200 Hallicraftaa &bort-wa~ radlos. 1bc best ad· ditiona1 entriea from each state will receive a set of the Eocyclopaedia llriWmi<L 256 prizes in ajll r HERE'S HOW TO ENTER! Simply complete this sentcnoc in 2S additiooal words or less. "I believe die lllOit imporbull llllno people beblad !be .... CurtafJJ should luknr il ..•••• " s.• your ......... CCih~Uro~~h'_W~as~b~W~l~t_:in~a~bo~u~l~l~8~5:_5:_.-:::--:;;:-----------Tb=<~d=l':::"'::":::io:_:n::s_:a::t_::th:::e::se.::_:m~eet- MOCh; Let'.s Get DIJ'Nn To Cases 101 CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM loK l(~P, M•ulll Y•mon, N.Y. mgs shall be baaed on the popuJa. tJOn changes of Sutton Lebm011 .md Letart Tawnslup11 ov~r the put 50 yean and the reconU of mem'bershlp, sunday School Attend-ance and Finances of eacb of tbe Churchet. It is hoped that p a re•ult of these an improved pro. gram can be buUt for tbese Churtb es Tbe dat.a on 1M following dlarta has been collected to help tbe churcltes Lake a better look at "our Commumty and Cburcbes 10 our Area Study on March 23, 1960. The fmt chart gJVet tbt populalion figures of Letart, Leblnoa and Sutton Townshipt. Sutton Township Js divtded into three classes S)'racuse V1Ua.a:e, Racine Village and the rema::1der of the Towmhip. Tbe figures were taken 1 h Ofli·'·' U s " rom t e ~ · · loAJ'Oouument Cens111. In tables prepared for use durinc· the aurvey by the eommlttee and laymen a PlllllSI! Membenbip and Sunday S<bool AJ•·ndan~ " by churches record wu preparecl ahowmg the shift of families from snu,u neJ.gbborbood. churcbea into thoie pf larger oommwutJea. The table atrondy suggest& the battle to mamtam the lllllllier eburebea w•ll b<<ome even more pain· fot tban during the put deeade for: there 11 nothing loomtJq: to revene tbe trend si.nq! Wotld War n. For esample, Rtdne lletbodilt • • ' * .• • • • • Church m 1~5 had 158 memtien, on tile oilier bond UM~orllllao I "Ill. Great .BeDel .J1ad. 37, .DoW bu. 31; Stiven\'dle had ~. DOW bu , 3'7; Apple Grove had 48, .now hti U; See Eutem Mei&l on Page Three PublltMd •• 1o puMic HNic:e In coo.,.r•tlon wlth Th1 Actv.rtlslrc Council 1nd th• N•••Piopllr AdVtr1lSll\l b.Kuthl. . Anoc.l.tlon, I Running out of hot water too often? Advanced Tickets Being Sold For Second 'Talent Showcase' Local Author Has Chapter In Forthcoming Book A . V. Howell, preaident of the 'WE'LL OUARANTZE YOU WON'T! And we'll further IU81'8ntee you wUl be COMPLETELY SATI8f'IEO with a Quick~Recovery ao •• allon Electric Water Hoater or your mcmey 'wlll be ret-urned, lnaludlnl the lD11tallatloll co.t1. ,. Worry-free, Thal'a tho Quick-Recovery 50-gallon Electric WalA!r Hea!Atr! Compare it to electric light. Both are ftamel068 eJid fumeleoa l>t<oust both oro elldric. It'•.• big ""'""' why ~ many mother&""' insiating on t.he oale QUick-Recovery Electrtc Water Hea!Atr. Tho watA>r hea!Atr with comp/fll! IKili!{acticmB~· leN or your money will be returned. including t.he installation coeta. See your electric appliance dealer or plumber, or call us for JDON de!Atlla. l < \~1 I .. ,, • ELECTRICITY le your better way to heat water Depend on Uf .f or ' l· - w. ....... . ~ ' Y.• rllht ones! . C'UJIPiel!o Jibe "' trudll. ' . . Wo .,_ 1llllob al our iDolll' -JII'O'IOd tNc:laJ ~aldo JIQIIi ..& weliiOYide iiiiiDIIIIi ................ .m... ' ..... about ncb ••• we~owl '\ .. ' Mei,gs Equ,ipment Co., Inc. PRONE WY Nl18 ,• POMEROY; OHIO J IIIIM IUo 211. Fight you may broadcast Ohio: ~ ............ .., winllla, • ht to mi ... ,.,. hrlur t. day. Clwollly, ceWer, llllMhNah... wlncll anlll a f..- .,.... flurr'" t. night, mostly Mrth. WeiiMaAr ••• -- .. ...d c:ontinvtd colcl. ~ ... .. i . .. at y WEATHER ! li I' e • Depend on trucks? Patnck Vaughan, &tudent at Ohio State University, Columbus, Is spcndmg a 10 day v.acatian wttb his parents, Mr and Mrt. Rlch.ard Vaughan . Mrs Harold Johnson returned to her home In Sprtn&field, Sunday, .after a Yi!lt with her sister, Mrs. Theodore Lehew. Mrs. Theodore Lebew and Mn.. Harold Johnsen vltlted recently with Mr and Mrt. HIIT)I Bee11e, Radne ,. ' f I • - ----~~~·~~~--------------------------------------------,P'-o=m=ero==y·~~~ · ruu~epo~rt~,no~bw ~.'r~u~~~y~.uM~M~ch~2~2~.ul~~----------------------------------------osJ"N"'G~LE~CN~~ VOL XI NO. 287 I aNUr•• I DIIAPPIARf TO JAIL LONDOIII UPI - faith helier Kwach Nti,. who ci•IINCI 1M- CHilli vtnk-h 'Into thin •lr. w.a arrMtH anlll 't•bn to t-Il Oft fr•t.ICI . ,... Maonday. He dkl not dl..,..r en- Mrs Irvin& Karr Jr., southeast distri~t director, Mrs. A. R. Knight regent of Return Jonathan Meiga Chapter DAR. and Miss Sharon Jones, who served 8S a page, returned 'Ibursday A special program was presented Guestof speaker Tl'le l, atngnative Jortlan , ""huJRlk 1s attend CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Delegate, Page, Report Conference ::~. ~!v,~~d.1 ~: ~,r::..~:uJ::: nett• Crooka, atudent at ou opent Held In Cleveland During Last Week the we-ekend here alao 1nd Gene and ~unday evcmng when the lht!Stl~n I, a hitTlw dt!-:'ora 1 ft~ 11•11 wt•n"II ' hplated a bndeon anda ... CrooU famUy were, Mr and :Mrt. D W. Rotha:eb and dau&ht.er, R.e~cca, who il \Cudent at :Manh.all • of Christ mel fu r 1t.1o weekly meet ~ <zi ·' Meap County Ptoneer and Hiaton· cal Society, was selected to write a chaptu for a History of the · Underground Rallroad in Ohlo (or a book being written by author Ro· bert Van Frank and lw completed the ch.apter which has been mailed to the author. The book wiU be completed and ready for publication b)l April 15 :Mr. Howell bu. always been in· tereated in hJatory and has spent many' yean in the 81\ldr and c-ol· leetion of historical facts and relics. --.,.;----,--- TWo Women To Speak At Dem0t7tlt Meetina Mrs. Wm. Lavelle of Aihen•, and Mrs. Marvin Sjekels af Mllrshfield will be the rueat tlie ' Metn County Club il Ita on 'lbunday, Setond Ward ~:~~::~~:~~~ • � 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/. 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