https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27a49922f2fcc223a1f33d2bb87ea787.pdf e63c2be59c7a2752361320efed0bbec4 PDF Text Text , 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 ~:~~::~~:~~~ • �. ' Editorially ' 1 American peopll· to give of t heir money. Rut where par('nts have fallen short ls in giving of themselves just as they have give n · money. How many parents h ave vo I· of thelt unteered as managers of Little League team s, and how many become cubma-sters or scoutmasters, showing real interest in the work and play of their children ' How ma~y have taught their children to be God·fearing by being God-fearing them· selves? How many have gone with their chi Idren . to church ~d Sunday School, rather than sending them ? How many have knelt with them to pray? How many havt taughl. them to be sober and law abiding by themselves abstaining from drunkenness and by obeying to the smallest detail the letter of the law~( honesty - on the highways , in the home and in business? How many have taught them consideration (or others by themselves being considerate? • ii ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., March 22, 11160 Eddie Blrtels; "For The Seek· Cfl'i ~-~ J ing", Roger Leifheit; "God Does Anawer", Mrs. Bearhs; and "A Sona of Thank!", Mary Jane Douglass. A poem by Mary Me· 8';' Unitel Jtreu hiftmltlon•l Afee and an article "For Others Today is Tuesday, March 22. &Ike", by Janet Arnuld concludl'd the L"'nd day of the year. with the program after which the rn:et>t 284 more di:Ys in 1960. Inc closed with the- MYF bene'Mfe mooh is approaching its Act to 3.2 The 'U.yal Women of the Mldand wine. dlePort Church of Chrl&t will In 1957. a series of eartnquakes, meet at the chul'eh Tbur&dny eve· since 1906, rnrked San ning for a pot luck. YE" 11\R IJ'.,l\R Ftand.,.o. 1 . Stork Shower f M Given or rs. Roland Russell Ybuth CGunselors Spons.or Shower Mr•. Guy Russell entertlined re-, Foll~~.ina Service cently with a stork show~ in hon- or of Mrs. Roland Russell, held in the basement the >Bradford Church of Chriof st. Green and ye 1. low wer(> the colors used in decurati01u; ami the &ift table was centered ba11inetTtlie 18 which the gifts with werea placed. traditiona! stork and baby wuawpended over the bassinet. Games were played and the btites which were articles for tiabies were presented to the pest of honor by the winners. Four prizes were won hy Ml"!l. Treuie ftendrix and one by Mrs. Elsie Spenet, After Mrs. Russell had o'pened her gifts ref~shmenb of fruit jello and cookies decorated with rattle• and boolies and coffee and bot chocolate were Jllerved to the guests and brocburea. nl th(' home nf llvvatoon with Mrs. Russ II as co-hostess. --- Meigs ISTJMATa V'S OISTANCI WASHINGTON UPl-The 1i'ed- Count)\ Ohio, In , 1798, ln. Lot.rt Falla, ailchored at the where they lind about three or 1oc·c· •. :H.e l• al10 said to have had tour ~ft- In abodt 1801 Ule)' •ton. Chlldre~n. Caroline moved to Leadinl Creek. beinl Thomu Alexander, Re· the lteQnd flmlly In the territory married William CaldweJI, !llhl!h 1hetw1!'11o Jroeamo ltu~d Georre Jr. Townlhl•, Mella Couat.Y. Here ~ , !hoy ••IUed on 1 fttnl 1nd Jived HALL f'AM).,y here until !holt d•111r. H1ll Sr. rnorrled Borah He died in 1847 and hll wife and eame lr091 Penn1yl. tn 1~. They bad lfvtn cbUdren a tract of land In Letart Juflt t;bovt the mouth ltnjalbih L .• M1ry, Battlllal ~.. ~ohn 8 .. Sallie C., Joseph JerVIa Gn»und HOI creek. Mrs. Hall and Decta . Wla i-.. 11ed 1 Quaker and they John B. married MarJ John10n. were honeat, thrU tJ• Httlers. '11:1e)' Their ton Henry 11arr11on mar- ralnd • larct fimlly. Ttlelr eldest. Jted Rlrt L. Burrell. Children ton., Jttrln married J..e.ah Ford. Emma married Luther ()&den; Their children: WllUam H. We•· Gibble married Goorce Dulko'i le,, Tbom~. •-. l.lowl1, Spon. Chlrlll never married; Howarct cer M. and Benjamin. ....,led Slbrl Gtmbte; Eule mar· lam"' Hli!J. 'tini IUirll'" Of tiro r1ec1 C~rle• llainftrln•: lAUth Pet04', ln.d I"'Ohltutll' at Gnat • Swan; Kate mmled a BeOd - a l 70Ift. He ..,.nd CHrina<on. t~e Hilt wo6cl Jll'll ..bloll ...,. Most cars hove automatic transmission, raclio and heater, whitewall tires. All have been detailed and serviced. NOW Radio and Seater. ' · Aulhorlud COLEMAM DEUU PLUMBING ond ELICTlllC.L REPAIRS .nd SlltVI(E qt. 49c ftc - U. pt. ti . J!arold Ohase, Mgr. Loc~nt MW~iPort St. P..... WY 2-2!11 FOR ~ BY OWNER, )ll!Jil~ Ford 2 (loor ~ift ~ p. $1750, m. std'an, Sta'i\daia · WY 2·2486 after 3 21 3!p 11157 dan. · drive. R&H. out. $16~. eroy. 1~2 MERCUIIY . TWQ Montery,· lirlltot;. Nfee tion. Good tires. Pho'nl- 4023. 11 MAN Fp\1 fi~ WORK. H6USE turlris~~a. P. M. Cowd~ry, LOng Do\ilr'm. · S.l'e-3!\r CARRIEit WANTED TO DELIVER papen on Nye Avenue. If inter'eoteol -q~~, WY MU7. of P. 0 . !BOx 1131, Pe · yaltla; Payton WiD, who reside§ Jt D. 3, Box M~A, llradenton,. F'iori'ila; Clarence Will, Wbo resides at c;ftla Bend, Aiizorra; Harold Will, who restdes at Box 15, Groton, MAssachusetts· lfasmer R. Will, who resides ai 10202023(), A. B. M. I. S. R. M-A-A-G, New York, New Y~rk; Robert Abner Will, who resides at 608 So. ·Dubuque st ., Iowa Qt.y, Iowa; Wilma Will Howe, whQ_ riaides at 407 W. stb St., Tiptnn, loy.oa; Wilbur Leslie Will, who resldes at 3821 King Street, Lemon q'rove, Califl)l'ni4; Maty Will Richardson, who resid~s at 923 So. LemQn Ave1~ue, ElCajon. CaHfyrnia; ~abel Will Crispin, who resides at BoX 101; ·Rt. 1, Santee, CalirOl'llla: Frank Granville Will, who resides at 103 W. 11th, Topeka, Kan1as; Eldon Lee Will, who re&ides at 28~8 ~th Avfl., Rock Islan4, IllinOis; Earl J. Will, Who r~rides it 2718 Creve coucr Mill Rd., Bridg~ ton, Missouri; Robatd Fi'edl'lcJc Will, who resldes at 9028 Willow Grove Circle, Sanleto, CaliforlHa; Jere Jene WIU, who resides at Allen!OOIII ·, Box 380, Redstone Anenal, Ala· baft'la: . Frali.k \vm, _who reside!' ~t R. n. 1, Jesup, Georgia; Roland G. Wlll, who te~des at Gl MohAwk A~ue, New i'lltz, N'e~ Totk; W. Wilson, who resides at 910 Wub lngton Avenue, Rennelaer, New York· Iva Graly, who realde$ at 5827 'west MohtRlto1 Gle'nclale. Arizona; Enid TuUle Zweyer, who relides at 8134 Bul~k Ra.,._BiltlK. WbJte, 1950.,~ ~ ~t.lal Wt Eliflne, Hot lod ' '' ' ~ ·-1 ' . ' 1 Genuine Sheaffer's Skripsert Folmlll!ll'ell lleplir sus 2 Five-packs ltanrous Skrlp Cartridges . . ·;1., . 1 Gp.rit on ·Sclturday &ali ·tii'l. s~Wflititi•y. ~arel Rlh •oRb Handwriting kit jeplai ...... $1695 -195U~.c~ "ISCY' 1 Ton 2 Sptfd Axft·$1395 ·; ' A-1 US!b CARS :AM ~ MidDy Marko\ ·· 1• ' 98c 1 Handwriting lolklet-Fl" A, · $3.93 Valu~ ONLY 98c . SPECiilL ro , .... ""~ ·, • ' •• t • . • $dric eooking Is "' ecisy and siife, evtih·nhild (an do it. The ~asured heat ,clhd ~ct;!i'!'!"ll make.. electric cooking reau~ aure and IM!IW. I ~ ~\lllii<IOaMiat. ., l'll1710l.S98 Del A-USARGMA, Robert $Uts -1956 hclgl 4 Doit'lt.dtop v.a .. ·.. · ·.... ··.... $995 $1095 - 1'9$6 ftrcl t DOor CIISto m, 6 cyl• · · · ·· · · · · · · ··· · · · · $195 ~~1tU ~ 4 Dtor llelnden, 6 cyl. .... · · .... · .. · $695 u ' . .. 01\Sl!rl Wl!'eit d<ll\1$ uf)tll S p.m. LISTEN ~ PreKENS• IIAnil) loao~lU;~ on WMPO 1\1~ ' aq ~ IIIia at 1:30. &roadciiBt DlriiCt• Fr1!!n 1St ott. . . · · · · . ,. ' HDDWARI CHASE .\ny Car! . gardle~!Sof Profit or Loss. ·~ ' . br 10 A.M. WiH be In !h1! d•y 'o - LEGAL NO'I't<:o , , .Jlorothy WIU • r::~~~~· Trutks all .~"ls ond 1'1\okes. E"'tY cor is sacrificed re- " -..00 PHQHi WY-2-2157 Legal Notice Ye-! Trades WUI· Be Accepted On who about 40 yotn, kept lt for a numbtlt J7.110 • $2995 - U59 Ford Sunllner CoPe rtlllle, Black · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · $2695 OPEN 7 A.M. TO I:St l'.BI. ' ..... SATURDAD'itt. I ·P.ie. SMith, $2.26 BUY TODAY AND SAVE IA.utomtlk Tra~. SUPE!t f(IMTONI KEMGLO Ol,IJ$ftbl PAINTS QUARTS ftc . PU-iTS .Z9c. WOO<I,....., t~ tbt btll1a I"" llrel wu mar- plied for many $1.50 elllcleill .ei'vke. Oao.. TlnlrJday WAS OTHER DJSCONTINUBD PA~NT8 ~~;~~lr.~~~~lolrE~",;II~;cQutu 71!e 2,246 from a loell hult dealer wlw can - . . ,.,.. promptly and ~ prices tn always lowest ,.uoted. We are equipped to pfe )'Oil pod, . Bett P•lat »etd .Ia 2 \11M :10 472 450 Pion Now To Att11nl THE $l 99~ - ''158 Ford Fafrlant 5!)0, ue owner, AT. !t&H · · · · · · · · $1795 $2M5 .. 1958 F.wct R01th W., RIMI& White, V-8 · · ·, · · · · $1795 $t9ts -1t58 Chtvroltt 2 Dotil', 26,000 mdes, v~a '''.' ..... $1695 $179S- 1957 ~ 4 hor Ht!rdtop, Sharp, Y·l'· · · · ·· · · · $1595 . . . r• $41.00 2,168 E§timartd 1930 1940 1950 1'980 1,082 1,238 1.082 1,050 1.188 1,382 1,026 1,000 2,788 2b68 2,642 . Z,700 '490 513 536 550 678 676 700 750 1,597 1,422 1.406 1,400 ( 1) Notices TO MEET ' nxoun, washahlt ' ' .. ' .........~. ...,. ttt PLAX ENAMEL .. .. .. · .. · qt. 49c - $1.80 We hove decided to close out our late model used cars, becouse our cosh is needed for new Falcons and several trailer loads of new cars on their way to our Garage. WHEN IHESE NEW CARS ARE UNLOADED THEY WANT THE CASH NOW. . 1 $1.20 L®oted In Pomeroy, Ohio C.IICAGO QUALITY HC)Uft·riAINT ; • . $4.95 0111. PAINT S. P Eri· A Lf DISCONTINUED cJBE . 60c USED CAR LOT , So Is Our B-.lk Garden Se•d' .... 1 )10. ...110 PRESTON FORD .and their big IMPERIAL HOUSE PAINT • • • • • • • • • $!.33 Gel. , 96c 6 D.'>YS $1.3S Ntnv Every-e Bas Beard Ahoat--- $)33OIIL , IRJlOR 3 l>A YS Obltuutea • 1920 1.084 1,314 Worth Your Time? JUS1 KEEP READING AND SEE Drtlile SPRING· IS ~~.~i~:;i~~ii:~~;~: ~~1i.:=~~iE:i:~!~D~~~~f . 1910 Letart Twp ..... 1,176 Lebanon Twp . .. 1.449 Sulton 1'wp ..... 3,092 Racine Vii. . . . 540 Syracuse Vii. . . 450 Sulton Twp.: ... 2.103 Less Racine & SyracUse CIJANG&~ ' !-.,. MOORE~$ I DAY 00. ~.00. 20 AdO Read This Ad le Apply Exeellftt Ccit..-afO eral Sp.acfl Aa:ency &lid thal a. midnight c. 11. L. the Pioneer V • MILES FAMILY teUiers or IA!t1 rt Town•hlp. satclll~e was an estimated 1,!\20· J'ohn Mile• waJ the orla:lnal an· They then uled Doatlng lrtlt mUla 'I,63F~2~m~l~le~s~f~ro~m;:,;;t~he~e;.or~th~.;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;~:;;;;:;: ce•tor or the MUtt family In had th h d · II BJ Will• E. 111-. i (tont per ·Word. POPULATIO:IO Take One Minute • ~Ret. $3;95 ! banded during the year1 1111 to 'nle hecla ano nHrly identical in 1960 for lac• ()f sl1D))«'t:. · ' at Tihallks and SlYedal NoUces of Eventa PJbllllhtd at WElftDS 1& F"2.lb from 132 to 33. One chutC'h, i..fltiqu(ty, hn djl. BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS ... B..utUul Co1oh . Card NEW HAVE:-.1 - The WS CS of the New Haven Methodist Church wi.ll spOnsor a fish dinner at the chUrclt on March 215 beginning at 5 p .m. Price of the dinner is set at $1 .a.dults, SOc children. Tickets are being sold by members nr the church and also 1nay be bought at the door. · _. i .1 f.Mf~rt LANQMUK WAU LATEX FUI · rect inMrrt.i6n. TO SPONSOR FISH DINNER I BIG WALL PAl 1 ~~:i~~~m~~:~ • •• •HIIlnglnSessJofotheRYAnd so wm yourT::ild! or .~....i,~aa.. . eo Centa. ·Erroow in Ad...-tllllng ~ Sho\'ld be reP<>rted lnnnldlltitly. 'tbe DaUy Seati.nel willluM be respon&itlle for more ~ one tbetlt· The JoHy Bunch Sewing Club will meet at the home of Mrs. 1 Shirley MHls this Friday evening. \OOijiii in honor lilt .Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, the former N&ncy F1eaher. The if·' fair was held Wedneeday evening in the educational btlildtng ol the church fol1owing evening worship service. The table holding the gift• was decorated wUh a smaU white umbrella trimmed in pink. 3 cents per word, ou in.erti~m. Mlpim~ttl · r per word fOJ: ~Nee conlecutlv' i en1. have leAH no•. Plrnt. trm\ frOm lJ to In no eaSt'. olht>r than Jtacin.e. is th" 1966 meml:M!'nh1 p greater Lhan that of 19M. RATES e cents Sulld., ,..... ..... had 80 In INI, now lw Ill. All Sunday Sehooh fl.ct:pl rvre•L Run, Oat GJ'O'f'e, ~ Gi'eal Bend 1nd MOI'If "'"f"'• {Contiftued ,.,.... ,. ... On•J and Plants had 20 . rlow lt. spec•l - one month-.:for 30 dmtll*" • .Full rate Of 3 cen.. t)et wort will be cbaree4 ler advert.ilin& tf not paid' wttbin 10 01)'1 after terelving bill. . ----- SEWING CLUB PAINT NOW ... AND SAVE MONEY! Maybe . gradually at first, give him more responsibility. !han he ·has ever had before. Turn off the TV set or put down that m~ga· zine and see that he meets it. Praise JlJ(;. · more, uppreciate the smallest success, and encourage him in the face of faHure and disappointments. Share wlth him more of your thoughts and aspirations, and tell him why your way of living life is ~etter than Uving it some other way. And If it Isn't, then do the Inward soul searching that wilt make your w&y of llfe better than it Is. In short, parents, GROW UP! You may have to do it too, you know, to command the r·ospect of that son or daughter. It may be a new way of llfe, but you will be better for it. A thought for tochy: Prl'~ident John Adams su id : '' Wht>rt> annual Hections ~nd there sl<!\lt'! ry l:.egins. NEW · !tA,RN . - The Youth Countelota·.Of_the NeW Haven EUB church .ponaored a bridal shower ·c======= ' REPORT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS • • Eastern MtJtJA rY"' l"L ch p \..JIUf eopJe RIVER ~,Ainma!~ . ... ~~~~~:~~~~~~·m~en~d~in~,~~::~! H~-~V~I~~~~~:; 'fOD.t\YAND !n/o:ec:; I I They have left instructi«Jrl"'tlr Gcd to tho Sunday school teacher aatl·4 ..• preacher, 'instruction in tbe basic tools of learning to the school teacher alone, and in the kno\dedge or the personal matters of life and love to the filthy scrlbbllngs on the re•troom walls and the commercial pornography of the sick pub· lishlng Industry. They have been great contributor~ or money, as wltne"ed by stacks of toys for the younger kids and automobiles for the older ones. Such organizations as Gll'l Scouts arnl Boy Scouts, and the summer baoeboll pro· grams - all iOOd within themselves - are ~:~~ lng the program hour including: "Father In Heaven We Ttllnk Thee", Patty Arnold; "If We Ad:" , The ~erl'el!hments table waa covYou haVen't done these things? -Then mayered :-vah a '!hlte cloth and cen~er­ be you, as a parent, should make a Covenant ed watb an a_rrantement or r,mk wl!h yourself and your child today . Tell hlm rOlies in a milk glass conta ner. Mttchlhg candte•Ucks ho~dlllg P_ink you will open your home to him and his caftdl~ were plated on e1ther 1ude. rnends . Tell him that, first you will make Cqo~tes and punch were BHVed. him a home and that you will be a parent The door prize was won by Mrs. Pa~l Rickard. l:nterta1nment lor who will make tougher demands, but you will thf evellln"M inclUded writlna: Of adwalk the distance with him. Tell him that . Ivice for the bride by each p'reBent. you are golng to form an allience, both born Others attending were Mts. lva Mn~ . Ohlin1er then read eadl one. Carpenter, Mn. Shirley 'fvlpplt>, . . , of love and reason, with the neighbors and Mrs. F'rankle Rpachel, M'ri; C•rl ~se r~a:lBtermg were ~Bel'ky parents of his friends to see that they all do Sin:on, .'Mrs. Marga~t -MurraY, Mrs. Burras, Gall Miller, Mrs. Pete h Ada MUrray, Miss Charlottt Mur- ria, Jean G~n•tead.. Sherry Flesh· t e same; that when you demand more of him ray, all of Pomeroy.. _ er, Shelby <?ri~•tead. Judy Fry, tha·n you've ever demanded of him before, Mr~. Georsie Diehl, M~. Betty Mrs. Otha Uevmg, Judy Athey. you're going to ask his friend's parents to do Diehl, Mrs. Eula Evans Mn. Mad- .Mra. Clayton. Ueving, the same with their own children. !.!line Evans, Miss Kay ·k liilil, Mrs. Leah Ann John Fry, Ele•nor Hoover, Mrs. Lu(ilke Haw- Mr&. Fred . GeorQe Tell him that you are not going to relin- kins all ot Pomeroy Ro.ute. . Sayre, Mr&. R. F. M.-s. Thelquish the shaping and molding of his life to Mis~ Peggy RusseU, Mt~ Kathy ma Capehart, Mn. Russe ll, Miss Linda Forf'l!llt, Mis1 )Irs. John .Bumg~ner, people who have standards of conduct, religi- Sheila Hall, Mrs. Marline Hal!, ~bbie Rlckard, Mr. ous principles, ideals or goals in life that are Mrs. :Martha R.uuell M'f, tdlth Rackard, Mrs. Jack F1~~~··~ ,.:~~ 1 lower than your own. Tell him that you ate . Forre8t, Mrs. TUlle itO\tt~, Ml:s. Ethel Riddle, Mn. !::. le, ;·• b~~~;;·lj;ri: completely responsible for hls llfe, and that Jessie Route. naney, all of MkMleport 1Rev. HarryRobert Miller,Dil, Mrs. you are going to hold him responsible to you . man, -Mr. Edgar Layne, . Sending l!ifl., ~er'L MtW. Aetty renee Lievlng and Mrs. for it. Biggs, Mrs. Lyd11 H)'At\, Mrs. Stein. .James Reed, .M n. Mil~ . SISllon, Then you will be ln a position to say to .i't1r8. Zelma Ru11eli.. 11\'1.. Annie him, "Come home son. Stay home." When he Buck, Mrs. nertha CuJter, Mrs. does, then make sure that you give him more Clara Lightfoot, Mrs. Jerry Lightfont, Joan and Bob Morris, Mrs. than you've given hjm before - not of ma- Isah Ebersbach, Mrs. Marie Hum· teri~l things, not of free tirne with nothing to ble, Miss Lynn and Etta Mae Might do - but or love, of your own time, of your and the Homebuilders Clus ot the ch urch. own personal guidance. 1'he charge of delinquency has been frequently levelled at the parents who gave them life, and perhaps justly so. They have promoted rather than discouraged the unholy aliiance among children, who take a mile inch by inch wlth the tormented fearful cry, that "every body else is doing lt.'' Parents have been soft·headed and yie lding when they have relinquis~ed by neglect, and through lack of strong personal ideals of their own, the rearing of. their children to their neighbors. '• 00<1 for April 7. Several articles were read dW'· Plans were made for a bake sale to be he ld April 9 when the Rock Springs Methodi•t Youth F•llow,hip m•t Mond•y ev•oing at Mary the l'hurch. McAff'f' prl"sided •I ·the mel"ting whit'h opened with th~ reading or C'oloss1a ns 3: 12-17 ·by ne~ phase. Mrs. Hugh ~arh s. A me~ting at diction. tne recreation center Chester kelreshments were sened by The morning stars are Mars, sc hool was announced lor March Patty and Janet Arnold. Jupiter and Saturn. Oh tl'lls t'lil)' in history : 'The next meetinr will be held 28. A skatmg party for the Ches. tpr Cha rg£ MYF was also announ- at the church on April 4. In 1785, tbe British Stamp Act ---'----,~-:---'--'-----'--' went Into effect i.n the Amerlean ~ . ' ColOnies, holding that stamp!! muflt be attached to newspapers, playing cards, legal documents An 0 pen Lett er To Parent S Jltdge Philip Billiam of Den \' er. in " An open l..eft@t To A Teen-Ager " wrole : "Aiw~s we heai- the p1a~n tive ery of th e teen-ager: 'What can we do ~ Wh(' re can we go't The answer is: "GO HOME~ ·· Hang lh f." storm windows, paint the woodwork Rak e the leaves, mow the lawn, shovel the walk and wash the car . Learn to coo k. scrub the floors, repair the sink, build a boat. get a job. "Help the minister. priest or robbi , the Red Cross; visit the sick, assist the poor ; study your lessons . And then , when you are through - and not too tired ~ read a hook . ''Your parents do not owe you entertain· or VI'IIage does no t owe .vou ment. . r. ,our city a Living . . . you owe th~ world sorn~th ing . You owe it your time and energy and talents so that none wilt be at war or1 in poverty or sick or lonely again . • "ln plain simple words~ GROW UP! Quit being a cry.baby. Get out of your dream world and deveJop a backbone, not a wish· booe, and start acting like a m:m or a lady." What the judge, who has handled thousands or juvenile cases in Denver, has sairt is true, appropriate and to the point. Parents have ''n ursed, protected, helped, begged, ex cused , tolerated, and denied themselves'' for their children. What more can they do? They can start using their heads instead of their hearts where their children are concerned, and by doing it they can demonstrate a greater love than they have shown before in lavish girts of material things and e:dra freedoms which their children have not been trained to utilize properly or appreciate. They can return the home to its place of importance in the American 'Way of life . But before they can cry out in uhlson , "Go home, teen-agers," they must first make sure that they have a home - a real home - for him to go to. • Plans Made For Bake Sale April 9th ByMYF tHE DAILY SENTINEL tollllltfibting . -. 'I·• .... ~ --- . You'll be "' prcMI of your vp-to.th•mlnUte eleCtriclange. TMre'r never any potiwtllclling. You just set t~ .flandsome dials, and ' I your eleciric range cooks for you. In foct, nothing else is as .qufo. ~Raile as electricity-It's.your betier, iitost modem, mOst p~~ · I . ·."" '-/ray fO took. : . . ~plianee ~as-mdel and iVOilr electric dealer siz;" t"ift!~-~II!' yowr fomily. Ask him to show it~ )'OU ~tois-~ toduyr . • ~ t th....~ ... All•ll.ettlc Kltchi.tcclmlval ~::nur ....,....,. clitaler lsllhowing a fuii lil!e of electri~ apPt~C!t~ r.. make Jlvlnt tOller; better fo....!:_JOU. o . • , o tfe!!~rJ ~~~~ -~1(. s\'uDENTS . I . •' Dutton Drug Collis •• ' .~ ' ' .. ' "-'•·t·~- ' "· ' �Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 22, 1966-8 TELEVISION OUtDE WSA%.tV Chonr.el 3 ,. . I ;;r'1~·-d •• 1\iabt· Ch Qftne UOi;o 0., •t=to I :811 .Pri<O Concenlrotlon I :QO Stoomboat ~Ill 5:30 6 :00 8:15 8 :2.5 IJ :30 e:ta ·T:OO 'J' :m.J 8 :30 • ' League. Rote, 32, one of the youn&"e•t men nominated, currently it of· fenaive captain· for the New York Glanll. W. Moln St. POMIAOY, OHIO Starhme 11:80 8:00 ft:IJ , PAINT IT ~ THIS SATURDAY 1 • I ~ Re)>oit 1 ,.• ""- tl:iii 11.: _ 7:30 Rone)'moonera ~ 9:00 The Rifleman ft:30 PhUip ~arlow<l 1b:08 Mo• l>reilmll 10.00 tee• Talkti\1 ...... a ii•ltz:&eo.l'W'Vti'CII 1Uilt1 •'iirill•a•••»•ti:&o, -,= 8 ,00 8:31) ii:OO . ~:1: .. P~ysical Fitness Was Subject Of Women's M~ting Q.:oo • ·1j:IQ · ' ll:-W Cartoon Spectacular l):3o ·Romper Room FIGHT RESULTS 9:30 Movie SAN ANTONIO, Tu. UPI-R•y Portlll•. 141, Houtton, T.... •top. peel JM Brown, 1361/a, H•w Or· luna (7), HOUSTON, Tn. UPI - Sonny Lit, 212'11, Philadeolpltl•, •topped Cleve-land William•, 215 111, Hou .. ton 12). H:l/;0 l!:2& Your 'llilo ·IIOporler wt!re in 'b.uinul lor you~ health I , . i:oo T!to Brltlbler Dl1 , 1:1& ·, ' 1:8( t:OO · f:90 Big Five Will Pick 'One Of Best' To Play '58 CADILLAC $3995 Hard Top &>dan. '57 OLDSMOBILE $1695 88 Holiday Coupe '57 BUICK ~t Storia of ·Nlfll\.1 . Tilt Three SloOPI Life o! RUey Artl!Ur J. Smllll I f - u .. Special Hard Top '58 MERCURY $1595 • 2 Door &dan '57 HUDSON $1195 ' • • Hornet Hollywood '55 OLDSMOBILE $1095 Super 88 Coupe • • • • $995 Custom 2 Door '55 BUICK $995 • • • • Super Hard Top • • • • '54 BUICK Super Hard Top • $895 • • • • $695 • • • $595 '52 CADILLAC ~an '53 PONTIAC '· RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE Cleland's Let Your Home Speak Wen Of You Start at the bottom - your floor coverings can be attractive at such low prices F.amous "MAGEE" and "GULLISTAN" carpets. ARMSTRONG ond SANDRAN hard surface floor coverings - What a difference a bright new rug makes in any room' Con¥enient Terms and. Expert lnltallatian • • $395 • • $195 • $195 MllweukH 6 Lot Ant~ltt 4 Monday Through Friday STARK'S PHARMACY !!:!!!t'o fQIJI.\1'1cL 5:58 Sign On 6:00 Gueet Star 6:15 News & Weather s:ao , am O, 7:00 8:30 8:35 8:30 10:00 10:15 10:32 10:45 -~ 11:00 12:00 . ' . - . Cincinnati I 4 Phlladelphlo 3 Phlla. I S St. Loult I 1 Valley Bell COttlp in ••• IOLOIIPUL en... UITIII Deluxe 2 Door :' '$2 FORD • • Sovo these colorful cartons when thoy ore trnply • . • thoy moko porfect EASTER ba&Uts ,for the youngsters • GET SOMB TODAY -At your ttore ot at your POMIROY doot .OOTTIIE :a~EUE , The meeting was opene4 with tt:tS 'file Guliling 1,:1)0 ~~~~ •!.!he l:lol AJ ·~ world the Flag Salute, devOtions were presented by Mrs. T. Bert Roush, hl!,f topic being "Faith." The day's Ieason, "Is Your Fam- II* l:iit iOiter or lito 'iloua POrt, Breakfast Party New• ~ BreLktast Party News Coffee Time Swap Shop Morning Devotions the Town ily hyaically Fit," was live~~; by Mra. John Reitmire, A short bus- · ~:00 Th~ Mmtonatre 3:30 Vtrdlct Is Yours l:tiO ''l'he Brighter Dat · ~~~1l~¥.~~J!~·~t0w~·r·~ht·~·d~.~Th~J·~~~ t:ot Music ·· 'IN-. t: u- £na 5 "' 'flo 1 1:00 The Three Stoogu J:30 .T he Life of RileY I:OO Arthur J Smlt~etn 6:1~ A Look at the Weather 6:20 ·,Jule Rlvlin Show IUO Amoa 'n' Andy Down In The Easy t:OO Hi&hway ·P atrdl 7 :30 Be Our Guest 8 :30 Men Into Space 9:00 The Millton'Blre t:ao t've Got A s.cre\ It S . .St~ .JJout 11 o'eloek NeWI l : 12':!· Jl:lt\ A LOok atlbo '.1:1& l'lul- 11 · J:l!O Sip Of! weather 12:90 1:ao 1-115 2;00 3:00 J\181 For ll'ou News · JUIII'or You Attending Were MrS: Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Everett Laudermilt, John Reitmire, Mrs, Albert Rickard, Miss E. T. Roush, R. Douglu Itoush, Mre .. !r.~.,i:~l~~'; Thomas, 'Y and the hos- Manner ILVIS RiCORDS ~AIN NASHVJ!.LE, Tenn. IJP~Rai:k·'n-rtll Sln.tter ·ElVis Pres ey ' MUSICALE held his first tecordffii seaslon i tw~ Monday -sine. flnlshlni Ahn; hlt<b. one Elvia. EACH CaiUnil On Pl. Pleaaanl Mu4)~ -flo Round a:!lo "-"' , 3:!11 Millfe 'Gft ltoll!ld I !Mn-a*er eavesdropped ou(ltde the prJ! .re«.rd1ng studio said it Joun:•ed ju1t lite the pu·Artny EVENING AT 5:30 P.M. W·JEH _ comiotently holdo ita Wluc better than the avcraae low.l\ri<id at. ' l!:oo 12:30 ON Tlll!.LAilK GIVIS YOU IIG SAVINGs. Proven to:,&,.IIP'toU% ""1!11 and up to 21% on mointenlllltt (loodt of iivinil fact.a 011 reqoleot). · Till! J..Ailll 11M IJG PROOF. !\lore. than a billiao CIW1II!I'<I!rlw mlloo. J>r'cwea alao In over 1000 buaineu and g<Mrnm<ntal fte.lio THE LAJUt IfAS BIG VALU!. Official used' car guidea f>'O" tlw Tile Lar•. ' tl:Ob 11:3<l WMPU Daily 1\'ograta Schedule TIIINKS .l JIG . KenHa City 10 New Yerk 1 lt. L"flt 12 CIMinnafl I MIDDLEPORT 'it'~u:n.-.·~c playing the wedding mareh for back from playing with any other POMEROY, E. MAIN STREET Carol Heiss. elub. Mise Heiss, 2G-yeu·old blonde who won the Olympic figure skatIng championship tor the United States last month, Monday an· nounced her cnR•Iilement to another Olympic champion - Hayes Alan Jenkins, who won the men's . . . . fiJure akatlng. crown , ln liMM!. THE LAJUt U Till! SHOllTEsT OOMPAOT, BUr ~. ~G. C... And MiiB Helaa made It a bill biruio mote head-thoulcjer.hlp-1<1 room for Fllot•· ~ day aU-around by hlntlnll that she may turn profesaional. Until now THE LAJUt 1LU ~G l!. . 'i;ke 'I'~ ~(katliiJII Six or abe h11 maintained that ahe wlahed uw bp. v.a Both lalnoua lot iODibillli!l up with outl~ pa - , . . to remaJn an imateur Competitor. IXHIIITION IIASIIALL Plttaliu'""' 1 Chlcaao A S On 'fhe Brlgblesl Corner In DETROIT UPI - The Detroit Lions said Monday they will go- to 1:00 C-D '!'beater iO:OO Red Rbwe Show 10:80 On lite Gh .. . . committee. E.rller this month, the big Ten voted to pua up all further postseuun footbaU gamea. tnatead of court to prevent Johnny Robinson the Skater's Walt!, tlley'U soon be Loulal1111. State Unlvenity baHNF.."W YORK UPI - SCORES BAKER FURNITURE $595 • S ·.oo ' CBS News . . 8:·15 Captain Konproo Coast group made Monday foUowine a setlion of lts executive dron Fann Woman's Club held their regular monthly meeting Tue!lday ane-rnoon at the ciub house with Mrs. Vil'linia Shai'baugb ant\ Mrs. Charles Jewell hostesses. ·~ - ~ J4tiili\S!S .....t ~8'"-·!i !II I Channel 13 Wednesday nouncement which the new West Wedding March In Offing For Skate Champion ' ~ 'n 'An 1:90. f!lg:>\·'·:..., dJ r:JO on Ier " 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8 :00 Pl:i~house 90 B:SO Many Lovell of Ilob7 GilUa ~ 1:00 Tightrope · -~~ 1:30 Red Skelton Sbo:v 10:00 Garry Moore Show :.1;00 11 . O'clo.:k Newt t1:10 A Look at the Weather t1:15 Tbu..ter 13 SAN FRANCISCO UPI - The Big Five- which didn't have much cholce anyway- will select "an outstanding football team" to come to the Rose Bowl from now on as a result of the Big Ten's decision to skip any more tripa to Paaadena. That was the grist of an an- $1595 • • • ~ NEW HA ViN - The Rhododen- 12:'48 Channe113 TuesdaJ We lltand ready 1t aU tbneo 10 611 yophyeieian'• pi"MCC'iP,tiaDI lrilh p~Miaia from frooh atocb of rb_...ullcalo; Motorola .CllltOiil 6, 2 Door ~""'·- ~t ..... l ·U·•oa s.U. \~01 ap iiti~~l;tt~ • 'ti:Qo I' DoOr .,. . 11 ~ I- Wldliftd., I 4 ••• :w 6:20 Jute Rlvlin Show c1111oin • Door k ~:_:li . 8:15 A bu;ag at the Weather '54 FORD ,. , . . n,!S Late Show . 12:tll Si.gn Oil _ . . : , MIDDLEPORT Felrlane 2 Door Tile •a...~ Pur Show •· ...- .1;: IU~ Sporill Report . Phone WY·2·2452 '55 FORD • ~: J\~01) the News ToriiP' 11:05 ~""·~lllf. lhe. Weoi'!W CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Salas PAINT Service '56 FORD -- ;~: 8:3t Your E. . ~ 1:40 Weatherman G:45 Jo1tn Daly News ,;• · i:tJ9, ' ~~w ..SliD s:ao Wyatt Elii'P Hwn: 110 1 - ~· »CU N Pbeu WY 1-1171 - Qi II. MOl St. Karr & Van Zandt ' Rilhl Como tO:QP TlU$ Ja Your -Life ·I0:1o Tomlietone tetrllory 11·"" 7 :30 ll!'!IIICO SAYE BIG MONEY DO IT YOURSELF " 8 ' 30 t:OO B:Oil San !l'rai>it~o .llflt • STOKE HOURS: 7 1o 5 Monday thru Sat. '\ . 1'!-aln 5:30 ]tocky and His Friends eoavanlent uoeunt and. all)., Y"P'""' TllrlftJ tarma lhlt ilt pur •q'~ Let Uo Supply Your Plllllo • 7 Channel 8-,TuesdaJ • lii'cGrl• "'""J.. :=•,ftt r~-~ .. l.l~'t!tt .t :$. ,:1!1 ='li Perry 'ltow 9:30 Topper . Dough Ite-M~. 10:30 Play Your Huneh . = '!'bo ;om Tbil!br- tO~ We h~n fmh apllnJ lith far falb wht know ~ow to plok •• IIJrpln' and tltiQ up bll.._ .CaD ua to1111rmr. Wa llkt to OK It flit. H you Gln't ••m• l•; " llfiRJ It II you. Tllari ~ne mryti!IRJ In tne It's Fun It's Economical DtaW ..______,. · Wt ~ ' · e~4k Sign .Qn u:oo Conlinlmiil d'a!i!oom ? :00 Tod.,. 9:00 Kati~ Doonon Sho. CA:S H • t J8 W~ "'-"n ·11 i -·wednestl... '-IIVII ..J GREEN SPRING = D:OO stetmbolt !Bill ll :lU w..lllel<UI 11:15 Jaclr. Paar Show 1 .00 dlill 'l!i ..,, ,: . , _. • ,.... Mtd Day Ne" 1 Movietlne Loratta Yount Show Young Dr. Malet rrom Thea& Roott COmedy Playhou~e Adverllure 'l'Une uranue u · oo Ne..• ll....m- WY . . _ - I :6o 1:10 2 :10 3 :00 lJ :30 4 :00 '4:30 Superman Lowrey Showtime Jim Thacker Sb01J' Weathetcalt . I ~II'W !I: PktO,... fiunt!ey Brlnk1eJ Report ·cannonball e ·:w ¥thur Mun:ay Party lb;oo M-iiquad 10~00 PhiJ Silvei-1 ShoW Hoyt's Sahlo Stnlct ·~ 1J:.., Truth o.- 'Con~e~Salnek 11:10 It Could 1!e You ' 4 ;30 Adventure Time •• • ~ • �' ' Sentinel, Pomeroy· ltllddleport, o ., March 22, 1960 . &-Daily &walle 0/1, On T.rip To Nation C,aprttd Past Officers Club Met At Home Of Mrs. Cora Webb I Tht· Past Off11·er'a Club of the Leo V. Savage , duector of the Raetnr· l'haplet OES mt't at the newly named Tri-St.ate T~n C&n· hom E" of Cora W~bh Friday eventeeh ·from the Tri -County Tee_n I ing The m<!cllll~ was in charge of Canteen is ott to Wa~hmgton this l lht prc:.tdL" ~lt. Leona l!enslf'y _ Mrs Saturday to attend the Golden IIPn~ley r('ad a smp\ure fu\lowed Anniver sary White House Confer- h,· lh• · l."'rd l> l'n·"' en« on children anrl yout h · ·A • 1,.. ,v1 P, .. ,.,,. ,,, w•· > 1,, ••• ,,1..rl v~ L"" "' Director Savage will rem,am ~n at whtch ttme Hazel Clelan d read th. e nation's. CaJl llal untl t e .. , ., .. "ot!J w.. ·,\ lake." Helen • ",, -·'·•" , '.. •riJde on Sl. flrsl or Apr1.I . ,,,,, ..... On the 25th o f Ih11 mon th th (' I 1, 11"~"_, ..• ~ 0 , '"...•" l.o">'" ,·1.. w. • " Tri-State Teen Can. t\'~>n wl II ho.ld ,,<~1 ,I..(,."d" , .. ,·,,,,,,, "Th•u .•"'" totort·"· t'o S11 ' " '" " ~ a record hop m Director vage s Pray.,.r" and Chlurus r.nmm pre0 home town . Marion. · Mdany can- s~nreJ ~ ltuatorou& rradmg. teen personnel w1ll ;atten · Thf prL·s ident 11nnnunr:ed l hat the ctulJ would huld a slll· nt auc"tum at thrOES mecling Apnl 4. Th~. next d ub met'lm g wtll be April 21 ~l~elmg Jllans will be YOUR NEXT announrf'rl later . The hoste ss sen·ed refreshments ePRIVATE PARTY from a l;~hle beaull fully decurateRECEPTION ed Wt\h lhc thcmr of "S Jlrinl(' with ~pnag flower~ and act:cssurit·s_ eBANQUET - - - ·--• "' ".... y Around And About Midd Ieport " Husband-Wt'fe Team Are T op Of.d' ncers h Of Middl ep0rt pOren t TeOC erS Group p T A M d PlAN and ARRANGE I· t I } ! \ '' RoseGordenCiub ·Met At Home Of Mrs . .lyons HOTEL MARTIN The 18th birlhdar of Judy Gr•••· daushter o1 "'~"- Luer Gregg, wn cele brated SundaJ at her home In Middleport witb a family dinner. New Pot ers 0 County fellowship DevotionS Held In Middlep'lrt ' CUIIIOfl't:~ Y l>AI.I.AS, TN. \ I Oh 10 light ••• wilh the Durability to take lhose many mil•• of travel that Uo ahead. Farnily Dinner Given Sunday AtKarrHome Dining Room Beauty at Low Dinette Prlctl , Mr. and Mrs. c. R. K&rr enter· tllned wlth a famlly dinner Sun· day at thelr borne, NayJora Run Hill In obaervance (ltf tbe birth· day of their !laughter, MIJI Polly, A decorated •·<~ke and bome rude l<:e cream were serYe4 witll tbe dinner. PreHnt were the ho~red guest, Mr. u.d Mnt Richard Karr, aon1 Rodn&J and Jeffrey, Polly Ann BlUer aDa the hoats. VISIT IN 'RII-T .xr. ud Mrs. J8hn Watson op<ontll the weekend at the home and Mn. Uoyd Wataon and St.lnler, ~mont, Ohio. Milk Coolers I COLUMBUS UPI- The newly ne-elected president of the Ohio Guernsey Breeders' A$sn . today predicted that state, dairyrtifin would go to thQ. U. S. Supreme Court if neceu.ary -- to ficJ1t the eales tax. on bulk milk coolers, Edward C. Haaf, who is also c~e! of the Food and Dairy · Dl· vision o~. the atate Agriculture Department, echoed the argument of many tarmen that the coolera are -vital in milk productiOn and should be exempt be· cauae of their direct use. Haaf. re-elected · to biB fifth term as heall of the c•ttle group and of • I DOing tile ~ork of Z Yes, SHU.PAIC'Iricil(es packing a pleaoure, ply~ · . · I lntegrat.d .Rel~nlatlc locks. Harmonizing Aurora Interiors.. attended blthe DeDartment went over U7 ,000. Meanwblle, the fino enemy struek again this marnillg, tlW! tUne with the Racine ·F in Department ge"'ft« the action (..., below): The 'smart styled luggage Is available In fashion•ble Tan, White, Grey; Blue, Charcoal. . The lint alarm II ll:Je •. of the depattment. A Tuelday aeat the voluoteet amoke .·lltr.ong, -eold wind and bad _ro~s ealer1 even mtJea biet of wm. . hampered the department m _Jta Columbia, w. va., t.o ~ Charles efforts to aave t,be home whieh H Lfwla reside-nee was completely deatroyed. . • Mtr. ""' Lowll .......... A six room frame home wu home att.r HOut an hour .... completely entU11'ed .in flames on e· half · •IM•nc. to ff.-11 their .. · KEG. $13.95 HAT BOX ..... .. .. ....... ........ ....... :•. - .. · . KEG. $13.15 VANITY . ..... . ... . : .. .. ...... . . .. ......... · .. · · KEG. $13.95 TRAIN CASE ... .... ........... .' . .......... .. - · .. . RI!G. $13.95 - 18" O'NITE .... .............. . ........... - .. · · REG. $13.95 - %1" WEEKEND ................. - ........ - .. .. REG. $17.50 ~ 24" JR. PULLMAN ...... . .............. · .. .. . .. REG. $25.00 - 26" PULbfAN .......... ; ....... ... - .. .. .. .. .. REG. f25.00 WARDROBE .... .......... .. .......... ·.. .. .. .. .. REG. f27 .50 - 29" JUMBO PIJLLMAN .. .. 1••••• •• ••• • • - • • • • • • • • ~--------FOR SALE $11.00 SALE $11.00 SA,LE · $11:00 SAL: $i1.00 $11.00 SAL SALE $15.00 SALE . $20.00 SALE $20.00 SALE $22.00 YOUR DOME;---------, . . .1. Ntw PMno- A New Llvint ReotTt Svlte or laay Cha.lr- A Nt'* Talevlslon Set Whatever you want; in Furniture - Floor Co~rings - or App-liances - Wthetber _ , juet. one Uem or a "Wtbo.le home full of furnit11re - Elber!eld.s Scr13lbie ~ . ~· Credit &ervice Is tailor m.a de to meet )'our bud·g et lind it's truly econowc-a m die hU-ndreds tbat n~ avaU tltte~lves of t.bl:s -&ervice. ., . ·, ' Ohio Attacks Federal Tax . ·As Pervt;rsion Of Constitution E.LBERFELDS Furnishings For Your Home tl . . . . . . . .lllf ICMIS •li'rtl ,.. tO Ofll 'io IIIII 'MASON FU' R NI,· U R· E .. . MASON, W. VA· , .' ... • ' ··I-va! ....... colors - , . ira. • ' from theN and ather sizes Law ~purr.ed To Cqrb Violence In Churoh on Tuesday, Nune o1 : the Take .Advantage Of This f.xceptional Value Today .At . . • r••••••••••• •• ••••.a••••••••"' . . The Dixieland ~~~i~\li!T presented On Tburaday Dr. Tbomaa A. Gardner trom 110\ltbeast · district health -'i~;,liii the Ohio Department ol will be tue•t ..,eater, AJ10 attt~ding . frol'n wm be :.rtss Harriette and Mrs. Mary , .. . Far yau, f9t th"hameane spec•al ••• choose . H.,. r. frul'f .,,.,.,ttllllf vohlt.ll a11 a.,IKt d'I111Htl hlcrMI .,..., • .,_,.--Atllflet. 1Mutlfutl1 atriA a111f rtNI~ ,....., .,. M~ta.r.M ot ,,.,.,... wadi _,,.., M., "" <I '""" ,. ""' - •v- •· ana IUe most men to put in a day's work Ghi1.1g Minstrel March 24., 25th port. '""""""' · - "" • - wo~ld ~ixieland Group BUffET AND TABU .-..., ,__, ... -- time it ---- ~byterian 1ft Pelce k return home, the nation's DWilber one enemy, "fire." dootroyed a total of f9600.1n property Tueoday aDd kept members of the Middleport Volunteer Fire Deportment on the run. The Department -ltd lbreo alarma ill eleht hours and 45 minuteS Tueoday afleriloon and evening, Total fin! lossea .March 29 at 8:30 p. m. ill Middle· ..... ""''.. ,..,k ..,. .,. ,.,...,..,.fa... liNGLE CO~ - In the The annual dinner meetin• of the Melp Co!lllty TB o.nd H..lt!J - . '-'' Alsoclatton · wUI be held at the a' IU,Er • TAIU • 6-CHAIRS .tre. Family Made Homele~ Fire Losses Are Htavy Dairymen May . Annual Meeting Is Qn T~esday lATCHING PlASTIC TOPS ll~s-lf••- 'lbe board ruled in the case of two Southern Ohio dairymen that tbe equipment wu not wed dl· redly in produclag milk, butter chee111e or lee cream and( theretore is _not exel{lpt unde)' the state law wbich eliminates aale:s tax on 100:b used directly in production. A Case um-bus. ----:- enttne water beaten. MEIGS THEATRE Refreshments were served to the 15 fnembe:rs and 1everal chi!- . dren present. The next meeting Is t9 be at tbe home ot Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Roush. • Bnoted 'I'• TJae lttt.....U 01 Tu cows on · his Fairfield CoUnfy farm near Lancaeter. He 'is one of l,MIO Guernsey breeders in t-~~ atate. Many of th,em have dairy plnts which hl& state ~~&ents periodically inspect. La11: mon,Ul, the eo.,ro or Tllx. Appeals ruled that rOhio Dairy farmers must PliY a aales tax when they ·buy mUk coolera and Jol'?" Crow's Steak House a1 -y • Pome~·Mtttdleporti Obii, Wednesday, Much2a, 11160 Fight Tax Into Supreme Court I .... last Saturday, owns 70 Guel'Jlse_y 1 Sold Cout•to-Cotd ltlaylto VOL XI · NO. 288 HIDE·AWAY BAR Friendship Council Studied Farmer Rights VPI - they ,..,.._n "'" lantu.... A notice , In a sm~lt l'fit•urent nMr Lake Lnon warns Its cv .. .....,.., "No c11nlfll alltucll' Exeluatv. lid design oealfy• pcicks up to four fclira of shOe• with ease. FREE PARKING e CHucKLE FOR TODAY I M . I Ab peopIe In p I / Ob•ened lBtltBirr~W~ ·GirlsComplete N .4e Dinner IProjects hMaking . ld The Central School Brownie 'the ~se Garden <.:l.ub of Tup· Troop met with their leader, Mrs. 001 h ••• • HOUDAjHa'.Y pen Plain1 )Mid Jta Much mee-t Abo present tor the dinner • ·ere William Sherdlan and a&Siatant Miss Lab Joe Taft o! Columbua ins •t the home of Mn. Lindsey Judy't gran4ro.other, . Mrs . .M~ie leader, Mrs . John E. HuDnell, relurned to her home after Lyons . Erlewine, ._Miss Farie £:rle~Ule, Monday 11 t 3:30 p. m. at tne schocd spending the weekend with her The meeting opened with the "iln. c. R. Gilbert of Sprmgfteld, Following the opening ceremony coUJin, Mra, , John Parsons and Lord 's Prayer and dub song . For Karen Gregg and Don Eastman of of the plOOge to the flag and !aroll.y. roll call eath membt-r name-d a Pomeroy . Brownie pledge, the girls com· d boliw plant. . f kl Mn. Richard Rosenbaum an . pleled theirf pro]eet o ma ng p . k Mrs. Jun<! Doeter gave a read JDg t b ld G meo 1 infant son. James atri~ I re urD· containers or po 0 ers. a ed home Sunday from Jfo)z.er Hot- about March. DINNIR MIITING HILD were played, after which the b b b b h ULC!tl I ed 'th th f · d pi tal where t e . a Y w•s otn The club gave a donation to the NEW HA Vl!:N - T he .h · · · o meetin~ clos d w1 e nen · last week. Johnny Apple Seed Fund and de· St. Paul's Lutheran C hurc met on ahln drcle an btps. din • M ~ 11 Sunday •"Uetta of MIN rser Mra. Roy d ayer Irewas 1a gue... u~Sy va.1a cided to send an arrangement to Tuesday evenlng wH R a h M the McMaster were Mr. and Plllll · """" the Achieveme nt Day program. meeting. Mrs. UO)'d ous • rs. and provide a a1 or bert Sparka of Ua7denvUle and Mlas Lynda} Lyons gave a t.alk Philip Wolpert aDd Mrs. James lgrot.Jp. Miss Muilyn WUaon, The Plaina.. ' 1'l'lon sow Annuals for Drying" Layne. .d the meal to the mem--:-::-:=::-:::-=-::-: in" M · •ssiR, K•••EM Mrs. Lewit Koehler baa been Jotui Mitchell, ·"Quick ~rs . · owiDi the dinner r. ATTACK · N"' Crooksville fot the put t'*D · Annuals HKte Ugly Clarence BlesainJ presented the AMMAN, Jordan UPl- United weeks where abe was called dlle, program which was on Commun Arab Republic President Gam•l to the sertou Ulneaa of ber brOtraveling priZe was won by jon , to t'be group. Attending were IAbdel Nasser and Iraqi Premier ther, A. M. :riaate, w~o l'ftlaias Lynda~ Lyona. 'Each member Robert Joboston, PhiUp Wolpert, Abdul K•rim Kassem are collab· in a criUeal c:.oDCJition. · nceived 1 o})amrock for St. Pat- Harry Layne, Jack Ord, Herman orators with Zionism, Radio AmMr. and Mrs. Otho Mum)', Mr. rkk'a Day and while refreshments Layne, Donald F. Roush, Lloyd man charged Mon~liY . and Mrsl Cb ..te5 !lurray, were being ser\'ed by the hostess Roush Robert Layne, Charles The radio roadcast said both Minada, Chuckle and Charlotte Mra. Lois McCain, Mrs. Charles BleSsi~g and Clarence Bles11ing. advocate a Palestine republic Murray and Junlor Rowley were !rfauar and Mrs. Starling Massar which would givll! ISrael a chance the Sunday dlnner" guests of Mr. bng "Wild lrish ' and "When The ocxt meeting is to be at the to acquire Arab Palestine terri· and Mra. RoJand Russell. lriab Eyea AN home of Mrs. June Doster. ' tory. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller of Tenne:~ &pent the past week end visltin& with relati~ea and • • friends in the Bradford area. D urmg · th e mcc tl· ng of the Middlepo rt · . · · on. ay . evening t h c report f ro m th en 0 m tJJalln g comnuttee was ~ven by the chairman , Mrs. H.od n cy Sauer, ..o.n d Charle s Asa rad · bury was elected president f_or the coming year. . Others are first vke presiden t, Mrs . Charles Asa Bradbury, second vice pres1"d e n 1, Mr s. L ucy u''regg·• secretary Th' Mrs . · Ge~rge Hackett, an d .treasurer . Donald Plunkett . ey WlU be m s ta lled a t t he Apnl meeting . Monday e\'e nmg:'s meeltnS. was ~c.;"".;;;"""""""""""""";;;;;;;;;cpened wilh praye r by Rev Ray t mon Konk nght lifter whit•h Kalad 010 '!/ OU Hindy , president , conducted th e busines~ meeting. The bannF.!r was won hy )Irs. Bll,ke<l'oe·, stxth grade. OklefOy i'' oJlowing the mcctlllg a shorl 8y LUCILLii HAWKINS talk was J::l\'en b~· J::dison Hob· eMEETING stetter concerning the bond issue ~Irs Cam pbell Harper, Mrs. C. R on the Meigs Memor ia l Ho sp ital. Young , Mrs C h;~orles Jo_nes and He was assisted by llernard Full ! , )'Irs. Albert Bland were m Galli· who conducted a quesliun and 1 pohs Sunday to attend the eighth an~twer period on the hospltal. 1\l l;tiversary of the '!Ttedstone 'BappOMEROY'S BEST Btll Kim:, president , prl'sided Mr ~. Char les Asa Brad bury, 11 _,; 1 Church of whtch Rev . D. L. Mrs. Isabel Winebrehner, Mrl. Blanche "Haptonstall and ·Miss Private Rooms For uve r th e husine~ s chai r man introduced th e L<~lham is the pastor. !0 to 173 People tht· Meigs Cuunty Men's program for the 'evl:!n mg whidt 1 ;.,trs . B(.' rtha Scott i_s att_e nding a Mary Phillips of New Haven were shJ]l of the Cht1rc h of rhnsl met was gi\l{'n by the Eighth Grade n•Jt sus ad visor meetmg m Athens business vjsitors in Huntington u'l :\ltdd lepurt :11nnday rve ning for c las<~ tau ght by Mrs. Nan Moore. l hi~ wee k. last Saturday. theLr regular mecling . Jo:!len Dutlon was the anuounce r Mrs. Karl Grueser_and aona, Llr· The Raymond Walburn family The devotion11l leader lor the for thl' program and it opened n · and Bobby, o( Mmersvt_He ¥18ll· recently moved into the Bener After 6 P .M. wilh evt• ning was Walter Bnnce. Rcpre· with a reading bY susan Shtlcr. ('d Sund 11 y In narwm With her property on Grant St.; which they Merchants Police Sc rvkc ~~.:ntatives from th e Br<~ dhury . Karen Bachner and Car rol parent~. Mr. and Mrs. Welby had recently purchased. Bradfo rd. Zi on . anri ~liddlcporl Scott who were accom panied by Whaley. Mr . and Mrs. Ji,alp_)l Humble ehurdw:; WNl' pn·~en l Mrll. Clare nce L<J cey \san g A·r•ll Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. spent the and son", R'i', were- dinner guests Hf'in·., hmenb were sr·rn·LI by the Walk Wilh Go t! " after which wcPk.end with Mr. and Mrs. Wei· sunday of the E:d and Gu)' Rua-· Sening Goud l<' ood ~- lt;c t~l d t!l!'L·h w1th Mr Bunce HJHI Carroll Lyons gave 11 readinl::. by Whaley, Darwin: sell famllle.s. The Humbles startand Legal ll~verag•!J 0 f.: MrK in ley ~~~ chuirmm1. A one act comedy play -- H1lly 's , Mr. and Mrs. ~1iton Rou.!lh and ed a week's vacationtsun4ay evenUntil 2:30 A :~t. \ The nt•)(t meding w ill bl• h(•ld , l<- lrst Date " was 11 re~c ntNI wilh fumil y of Zanesville were week ing by vjsi~lng wilh rc:lftives in """"="'"""",.-""""""===~·~•_: tht' Brurtrord !'h un· h. April 18. lhe fallowmg taking p11 rt, Jumcs en•l guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,"Muon Columbus, 0., and New Castle, 1 - - · - - ·- - - - · - · - - - ~- Miller , Jani ee Tannehlll , Iva Ste- Jo'isher and famUy and other rela- Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hlltrt'is . Susan Slater, Carolyn ~irh· hve ~and children 1-al&O· viaited Sunday D;:vid Thomas, Jack ~alter Mr and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs have with the Russells. Duri s Md-lu ffi e- and Carroll ret urned home after a two week John E. Hunnell. vaca tion in Edenton, N. t:. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hickman of Mrs . E. J. Hill and Mrs. Robert Prompter11 fur lhe play were Columbus spent Sunday with her Gnoch and children returned home ~o a n Mourning anti Jurly Martin. Saturday ev{'ning after a visit with (ather, John :Biaettnar. Mrs. :-.1oorc wa s i Mrs. Barbara Smith and grandrdativf's in Columbus and West son, ctt.udde Holmes, of Columbus, Jdff'r son . and Mrs. Delbert Cbase nf Atl!tens "The Gr.,.test Mrs. Roy Sickle and children of v1slted Monday with ~?bn BJae~t­ Akron are the guest11 o( Mr. and Tade Sensation nar. POMEROY, 01110 :11n. Frank Dill. in a Sandwich" ·.·1r. and Mrs. Glen Dill returned ,.,...,ufll ooc..,.-.IJ/01 t• home Saturday evening after . an TONIGHT f'Uoo • Durtor 0 S,.tlo .. , 1.... !' .. •-" lllu .. ota, -wJoc..,.l• overnight visit with ~lr. and Mrs. ".JA CK TI~:~: Rll'Pf~H " :'i1anon Howell, Cplumbus. Lei Patterson, DeL \y McDowall Miss P•llly Karr of Columbul:l tT M. lt[G. IJ. II. l'al. 01, spcnl the week end with her parNot Open Wedne1d1y rnts, Mt'. and Mrs . C. R. Karr, NayThe Friendship Farm Bureau lor's nun Hill. THURSDAY and FRIQAY Mr. and Mrt. Doll Dudding and Counctl met 8t tbe home of Mr. "SAM/-iON and Dt:LlLAH '' so tl. Bryan Lee, of Columbus were and Mra. Charles Theiss for the 1'0MEROV W. MAIN ST. Victor 1\bturc - llcdy Lamarr weekend gucstll of Mr . and ~drs. March meeting which was opened by Andre .... Cross, president with Margaret West, secretary. l'rayer 'Was offered by ¥ary Roush. The le1180n fni.Wtial , "Farmers Rililllts snd · Reapol"'sibiUtles under the Law" wae discussed. Mr. Cross gave a report on the meeting be attended in Col- ,,d ' ' Willace M,I IG. G~~ERAL AdnUnlona: Bettr IMr. Arch Hanntng, D. · ~· · Mfil . and so~. er, Long cro:f. Births: Jacka. • 11:01'1 • and Mrs. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 March 22, 1960