https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8d24b9a525ae231164d40fd3b09170d.pdf db9bd79d790fb6543669ba50fdc6a44a PDF Text Text ' ' 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. �' HISTORY Meigs OF BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr1. Walter Werry of Maton City are announcing tbe birth or a wn, Sunday. March 20, at Hob:er Hospital , Gallipolis. The baby weighed four pound.~. By WalteJ" E. SiDet ten ounces at birth. Paternal the f1rst mai l from Marietla to grandparents ure Mr . and Mrs. Gallipolis. They carried it in Charles Werry, Pomeroy . Mater· ca11oes i!Od II was necessar)' to nll l grandparent!! are the late tra vel mostly by night to prevent ~lr. and Mrs. Joseph Gress, Mason. atlack s by the Indians. The Werrys ha ve three daughters t;eorge Jivpd .11nd died in his In addition to the new{'omer. cabm on the river bank acrou from H:~venswood . One of. bls SALE SPONSORED daughtNs Hannah, mart"ied BarTtlere will be a bake aale spontholomt'w fle ming, and be boq}\l sored by the Happy Huttlers Sunthe pla ce owned by GMl"J18 Warth day School C1a&a of the .fhcine valued chiefly for its Iandin£ and Methodist t"hureh at ChaPn111n's ff'IT\'. Market at Syracuse. Saturday . c(•orge Warth, and other mem· March 26, starting at g a. m. !Jers or the Warth family are burIIRTH ANNOUNCED ird in the old plQneer b11ryinc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Road!. Midgrou nd at Great Bend , Ohio. dleport, are annou ncing the birth of a· son , Randall Warren. Tuesday, March 22. at Holze-r Hospital . The baby weighed ti lb. 2 ounces. Grandparents 11re Mrs. Marie ~an ­ cis and Mr. and Mn. Doyle ~Iller, Middleport. I. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. George Francis, Middleport are great grandparents. Tht> Boa~hes have three other children, Tommy, 8, Raymond, 6, and Trudy, • •• :I •• •• . .. . .• . DAILY SENTINEL! Poet's Corner Land Transfers f ., DAYBOOK ' ' ' I 2-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marth :13, 1960 JOINS DALLAS CLUI R1chard, Inez, 1-' loyd, Kathleen , MIRACLES DODald Anna L. Boring, IUJ1 · As I gaze from my window thl• ley and Betty Spencer, Robert W. morning. and Ja•\Dita CQpu, Donald •nd AI tbe ground all covered wl.t~ Vaavita Colemaq to Mar&~ret snow; Smiley, .'79A, Otiv~, Reedsville. n seem such a miracle to me, That ~uon. tbe grel"n grass !Win · Robert C. Hutenbach, 11heriff. grow. Ross S:md & Gravel lnr.. to Georgt R. Hayman, Parrels, Le· God had such a wonderful vif;ion. tart. When He crealf!d thinp on' eart_h; The flowers that bloom by tM road 1ide, And Spring's wonderfUl re-bJrth. Steeler PrrrsllURGH back.field UPI cnach - jpris Pitt.sburah ~ Dimancheff has resigned to usume .a similar job with. tb,,_I)allas Cow· Doys -----~~:~wli~mm!imli~~=----- NaUonl1 FootbaU League. He wu with the Steelen sinte 1957 aad formerly playf'4 CASH witb the Chicago CaPdinals. PLIAOS GUll TV ballfl A Cooking ·Pusl•l tbe backs te Oble pllple Is our ful lima Job ••• to limo fOlks an'd .,,P.. .,..._,.,delim '~··· ............ m•neJ in nse ~ ~,._. Ia. Set;cull llllro. Oleaa • • :v •pplna: ..,, ll!d 1111or rours.u. ..,.., ~ ~ 9to 5 -Tilun. tlll Nooa P11Gu WY Z-2 171 - 125 E. Malo St. 1' montha. i i at Your I Beef, Thrlhy- 4lbs. $1 Sir!HI Of lv~~tp ~ 49~ . ·· ·. t;l;;.:c_. IIIII · M ..... Tail-less T..a.ne ·.. .; ; :.--;.•.., "'- .- l .. Mrs. Wha BeJ'}e Mottl& ~;f'·~ Pr4Jjett Selected By Slioday School Clasd'or Funds · 79c Rib Sftdr ... _...,.. . . .. 59c I At H&R Firestone approaching Its In I Trr,a...ActiOI l.tifa~M AUTOMATIC GAS DRYERS wullf!'! a!WI purduue Moridoy thru ThurSday 9 AM. to 6 P.M. f!. , ......;,, 49c au e c In 1794, J, G. Plerton melved patent for the rivet. In 1~ E. A. Gard11er received patent f(lr the cable ear. Bennie Hath, Diane · ......lor.""59 · ~, . Peanut I utter ...,..., 2 . and Kathy Debbie Barr, ltathy Queen, Patty !lnd Carrol Jean Brown, Karen Mllet, l.JQda Ballard, Mr•. Martha Ward Mn. Phyllis H1sh, Mrs. Ruth El- Tuna ................ 3 ":..~ 89c J1:1u Sandra Brown, Mrs. Annabelle Stanley and Mrs. Opal Slonloy. . 1942 Japaneae-Amerlcan reiof PacUlc ~OIIlal are~ born, ~ moved home• to Internment McKelve -,. Roland Sayre and Jteklt- Wi&al eport.ed the)' plan ~ partietpate In the Ptthlle IPU lnt acUYity at Mari.U., Ohio, April &. Johnny Grueaer'l treatury ft · port lhiJW"ed billa In the amount of '12, and that 148 baca of. pop corn bad been credlced to tbe bleacher tWld. Fllle c:enb of qcb 10 cent N)e ol pop corn t. to help witb the PURhlae of new bleachen for the new hich idaool Hill. ·cart Marria of the Morria Im· plement and Sqpply Co., Wll preaented ·the Degree of Honoray I Chapter Fanner fot hil intereat in tbe vocaUonal agriculture farm me<!haDi('s program. He providea equipment for 1hop praeti~. Mr. Morris became tbe 20tb HonOJ'II'1 Chapter Farmer member. Three commttteea .. ere appoint- bulldiu. The frelhman atud,-tnc VO:Cttiona1 aa:rlcult1.11'e requeated the ehapter pW'cllue .aweet eorn for varliety trial1. Thll il to be ton.aider- - 2. . . :at·:s~-., Sq!J8rKraut .. 2 ·-- '29c . Rolls .... 29c .,. ,··. ''' ,. No. 3 290 lb 15; - ....,.. ~ · . .f • "·' . .) .... llr 101 All IAIEI NEW YORK UPI - Roy Campanella, ' 41-)'ear-old ex-D~~ catcher, is back in tbe Institute of Physical .atedicine and Rehabilitation of the New York University· Be!levue Medical Cen~r today for treatment of nel'"Vous exhaustion. Campanella returned to New York Monday after apeoding the ni ght In St. Mary's HoapUal 1t West 'Palm Beach, Fla. He waa taken there Sunday when he suddenly became dir;ey at the Dodgers' Vero Beach, Fla., training . 1.. ". 16-oz. pkg. 39c • 11<42 Count ffu Lafl• ~hrr~,Wp· : .. . si ... ~· Frozen ~---- ~ulftl'e~1r .. .- 1"1 .,, , ... :·'ot'SJc' . . . ... Redfish Filleh ... : · . : '.":· . . . lb-; 19c' · : . SPECl.tlL' SALE . .. . .. ' . ,,. Soviet delea:ate Valerian Zorin told the lO.natloo diurmament confell!nce tbat any international eUort to determine the 1trength of Soviet forces in bein& would amount to "spyln&." Zorin agreed that reductions in arms and armed forces ahould be subjet't to <:ontrola, which he aaid should be applied at eacb etace of Eut·We&t disarmament. 1 but have no weapona. . ..... .'·· K ,', .. · ' :. tte :. ..,f•-. . . .-. .·e· ~ . ,,._ ~ ; . IJII'fl. (' . ·-'' There will be 1 revivtl begin· nlnf Mareh "'27 at thE! CUrtoD Hoh11e11 'I'Ibernaeler CUfton, W. Va. at 7:30 p, ~ : ea~ -~y~pln~. . , Ira c. , Welbnjn Jjj ~e · ; .baa~or: . Everyone ·· is cirdt.f)¥ ··I•...I'ted to· attilnd. -- qourtesy counts! It adds up to hundreds of customers who like our fine :&ervice and our goOd-laBUng mea!B. Welcomer 9hop at A&P - living you an op.peltUJltty to save eldra cash on a fresh .aeleclioo of fine foods, ShoP our values lor • few weekB, and · it'!J be -easy toRe that. price after prioe provee: it: Ja,st ran't beat CHOOSE YOUR FAVOIUTE-All SALE PRIQDJ Super·llfght ... Steer Beef CHOICE ltAtiE'CUTs· Super-llight ... Steer Beef 8Upel'·lllght •. WeU Trimmed ENGLISH BEEF ROAST SHOULDER BEEF ROAST DINE. AT naa ......,.... ..,.-..:·•..... , -~~~~ r :\ •' ... . ' , ., . CIRCLE'S Restaurant I'll""" WY !-1878" &lc WELL TRIMMED BANQUET-fROZEN Chicken legs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c ',_ DINNERS ea·49c' ,.. _ BEEF, CHICKEN OR Tt/RKEY Ovon~ Turkeys .. S to 9 lbs•.. ........ lb. 49c Fancy CDmllh Ga~t~l Hens . . . . . . . ... 22·oz. size 69c ROUND BONE lb. Short Shonk Smoked Picnics .. .. .•.... , , .. lb. 3Sc Any Sin P-. Conadian Bacon . . . . .' . . . . . . . . lb. 891j Su...,. RiiJht Roll Sa usage . . . ·. . • . . . . . • . . . lb. J9c Ground Beef ··············· lb. 55c Chuck Steaks . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c Wtll Trl""'" SPEqAL-REG. !/... . Garden Peas J11lcy 1.t1110•s · · CalifOrnia · :·. · · · doz. 39c Fancy YCIIIII ·: Texas :· · · · · · · · · 311ts. Jtc Calav . .oPea. c.nlll:~l'• lach t Oc ~..,.n ......... --·--··Freih ···· ' .·' .SW..Maltl , ; ' ·~~Iii ... 15-Gf pkga~ ~h.19c .. .. . . • .. • IN SYRUP YELLOW CLING . .. . Catsup ' • • Speclal-lleg. 213lle l' · ~ppl• c....""""Du111plf~11 , .. . -~ .. . . • C:lteese 4 - ptg.ot4... 49c . I.Oz. pkg1. 159c . 3- .6-oii•.C:aiii'..JSc. . . 1lO'r' '79C. • .. .. .. • • 3 ~~-· 89c ~/ 33e Dol Monte ... Crushed, In Syrup Speclal-lleg'. 31c Pineapple .. 3cans89¢ Tuna Fish Coo~ies . DEL MONTE DEL MONTE DIN(S-JUICE$ 6 btls. $1·00 Dol Monte ... Whole Kemel orjCreanJ Slyle . ., .. •. • • Spe<lal-lleg. 2/ 311< Golden Corn 6 cans $1.00 1~A.~n~n~Pa~g~·~~~!:..;;~~;~~~~~ ·-~ Del Monle .. . Tender Sjleelai-Reg. F Spinach • • 6cans89~ Morton's ... Wltlle • on•·• • • • SPECIAL-REG. · Zl'le Ground "\ 5u:..- 99c Dol Monte . . . With Pineapple VInegar . . !....._ blls. •. Lang Grojn Ri~ . . . . . . 16-o~:. pk1. 16c Minute Rice : . : . .... ~~.,. - 01:. plcf. 41 c Cream - • DEL MONTE ... HALVES 011 SLICES ·. Seedfess Raisins 2.for49c: , . .. Peaches . . . .. Fruit 'N' fl'-cy Sv~t;~. • • • • DEL MONTE ... DICED rs . .. • • • • DEL MONTE ... TENDER, SWEET Leaf ... at yoar door or al your otore "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY tobvind.ng ea\ling story! And you Fifth Fryer FOR Come 'lnl ~\ /, "Quality """'"'" ltiU: in ll>e e..""'Onumical gallon Jua. ""' you QUAUTY pluo ECONOIIY. Buy it IDdoy - -· - They debated holdJnr another ma111 protest meeting againat th'e · law that forcee them to Carl')' identity whieb are not A · f:cc-:-:-:;:.,---,--,.-':,,-::--- quirtd ofpuses, white.. ed at tM nezt meeting. The thooting left nearly 300 The new otficen performed a Africans dead or wounded and practice official opening and prompted the United StateJ to cloaing eeremony from memory, take the unuaual step of deplorto concluded the meeting. Ing thl! violence. POT PIES 5 for$1: . BEEF, CHICKEN !)II TURKEY camp. EVDY TIME .., . age. • IHARPEVILLE, South Altic1 UPI-African .nationallat& said todar they want to light hack ' agailut the police who k.ill~d at le-ast 80 of ~heir number Monda)' MORTON'~Fll0ZEN . l'leUla' $199.95 May 19 of Gallia County. EIEIS)N AIR FORCE ILUE, (van H. Carman, )Jt . %. Pomeroy, ac· By Governor Adion Abak• Army PFC J"rant H. cordiq to an en(ry m~ode in Meiga COLUMBUS UPl-Tbe- Ohio Epple, 22, ""' of · - A. County Common Pleu Court toGENEVA uPI - The Ruuiana day. Pardon and Parole~- Commbslon Epple, Rutland, -..tl)' PonJ. &aid today they were willinc tu let today granted parolea to aeven dpated with oUter peraonDellroJD In the judgement, the defendant international in1peetora verif)l Sothe 47th TranJp0111Uon Compu)" viet reductlona in troops and arms il; to pay SUI a weet for the aup- convicted killers and 58 other in- in Exerciae Uttle Bear, a wiD&. matea of the Londo,. Prbon Farm port of a minor child. - poroviding they did not try to field training maneuver oCODduetdetermine what Rusal&n forcea Parolea included Wyatt E. Fer- ed in the frozen AlaUan ternbt aliU exist. AfrieaJ18 Wantlng To guson, mantlaugbter, eUective o~bout 200 mllea north of Ancltor· thol A&PI DEUGBTI'IJI. DININ.,_ ASSURED I ' Strike Back Hard INWINTn-lt every . department aQY time you 300-450 lb sows In Clifton Tabernpde . "-.:""" Fluff Speeds Gallia Man Paroled wi-ll .see plenty of fow prices in ReVival Scheduled · . SylvU C. Carman, Pomeroy Rt. 2, h11 been &ranted a divorce from •' CUlcDmATrUPI ..2't;ive•tock' Taken To Hospital t).OO ,.,-. ~·- ., Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Hiddleport, 0 ., lolan:h 23, 1880-J UST CAN'T BEAT THAT AaPI Cattle .soo; ·ea\ves 100: .average to hllh choi« 1073 Jb $laughter steer. 29, lndh•ldual low t"bolce 800-800 lb 27, good UQO lb down 25-26.50, l~_lfd ·22; Jood 834 lb mixed Bte&'B and hellera 2S.25; good 700 • 750 lb hei!en 24·25, standard 20.21; utUity and com- Ex·Dod!!er Catcher ~ ·· Shellie Beans 5 ..._.. $1 Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Sl1nley of Ma1on City entert,ined recent· for todQ: Prettde11t ly with a birthday dinner In uld: "Older men · honor of their dayabter, Becky, But It 11 youth that on ~e a«aAion ol her fourtll and die. And It 11 blr!hdiy. muat Inherit the trl· Other• attendln• were Mn. .aorrow ahd the trl- Dennta Tulloh and son• David are the alterm~th of and and Marilyn, C.rol tnd ltonlor. . Beegle; aeeret.ary, Druce McKelvey; treaturer, John· ny Grueser; sentinel,' Dan.ay Shain aalstant aecretary, Ronald Sayre·a ulatant treaaurer, Ceeil Wolfe; freshman reportm-, Carl Circle; iopbomore reporter, ;RolaDd Say. re; and chapter reporter, Vir1U _Mar~e! Report· The class decided to Cake on the p.·oject of selling vanilla to under 400 lb 10.20. raise funds tor class projects. A St. Patrick's day theme was CINCINNAn UPI - Prnduce: -carried out jn decorations and Eggs, consumer, at farms , A- jum•. refreshments. Attending were b<i 37-41, large 35-39, medium 31Mrs. Murl Megee, Mn. Evelyn 16, small U-30: B large 27-32; deP.rolfltt, Mrs. Pearl Roush, Mrs. livered FOB A l'arge 45-47, medGladys Thomas, Mrs.. Mary Cape ium 42-43, ·B large 42-48. hart, Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, Mra: Mary Poultry, at farma, fryers 2~-t Berry, Miss Hilda and Lorena lb 17·18; heavy hens 1ft-22, ligbt Weies, MJ111 . Mary Dudding and 7-11; 68.300 fryers 64 pet 17, fl pet. one gueet, Mrs. LaVera Yeager, 17~, 3() pet 18. Pork &Beans 4 '!..... 49c dW... .t . . IM, Ch* Str'- Birthday Dinner Is Given Reeently Off' , } HeacJs :, OMHA Co 'tlee dent, Ronald 13.50--14, 450-600 lb 13-13.50, over 600 lb- 12.7:5; boars 26c lower, 10: •••• ' ••. ~ ••••••• ··.-..,..,·_ tomato Juice .. __ - - - - 4 ·~ Stanley, Jilfery Hash, ·ten Hash, friday and Satyr9c;~y 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. K•o• London ,., $99.95 1p with trade wlltl ~~ ... ..., .. ,eserves '....~~,;.,..., audhmce inacrlbed ••Happy Blrthduy, Pam" !'"'d.~!!'' Mea~lah for the was ~~erved with lt'e cream, aoH Geurae 11, inlu- ..lrlnka and f$VOrs to the fo1\ow · M1d d precedent, rt~~e to hi• " dl n e followed IUit. Ina: Monica Mitchell, e o Y an a • "• 1 Ito. ""' - STORE HOURS FrMSO •xtra Top Y•lue .• Up~,_ . The fourth birthday of Pamela Sue Sta.nley waa celebrated Sunday when her parenb, Mr. and mornln( stars are Mars, Mra. Donald E. Stanley. entertain· J"P"'"' ond Saturn. ed with a party In her honor 't 'I their home In Eno. On this doy In u story: Parnela'a laree birthday cake Cui Walton waa tnJta.lled a1 president of the Racine . Chapter ....:cy. ' Future Farmers of Amenca, in a . The ventol')' committee ap1 recent meetins attended by 41 polntme:ta were . Genld u.rt. members. . . tchairman; Cecil WOlfe, Cvl WalOther officers were v1ce preai- toft. Johally Grue~er and Bruce .. The Sunshine Sunday Class of merci,al coWs 16-lB, few commercial the Mason Methodl:st Chureh met and standard 18.21H8.60; utility March 17 at the home of Mrs. and commereial bulla 20-21; good Donald Foglesong with Mrs. Blias and choice vealera 28-34, standard WUion flel'V"Jng a a eo--hoatess. 24-28, utility 18--20; good 900' lb Mn. Evelyn Profiltt opened feeder 11teers 23. · the : igjetlng ·Nith a readibJ from Hogs 2300; .b~ and lt}ts 2~ scrJptuie a"ftd --Ieadil'tg ·the &rO'nP. =· lit'Wib"\fil~'l-' lb i&MllilG, In the Lotd's Pr•yer. A story /m&Sy'r 'tlmo-'tof 190-220 lb; 195. · God'a Talent was read and dlt- 210 lb 18.25; U0-260 lb 1_&. 3~1S .60; By United Press International Fourth Birt;hday Observed At Eno and ' cuued. NO comml- oppoln-.:o . meetlng of. the ·Mason Moth~s lC13 Club held m the W~hamo~~ h1gh aehool home eco.notntca room last Wednesday even111g. DIDtl Two complete meala were cooked including meat dishes, vegeL. M. Seiberline, Vice Chairtables, fruita and breads. All man or the BoaTd Of The Seiber· food was donated by Appalachian. Hng Tire ·and Rubber Company, Followins the meeting each dish Akron, baa aceepted chairman· was given as a door prize. ahlp or The Oblo The event was sponsored jointly by Appalachian and the Mason Mental Health Furniture Store. Members brought Asaociatioo 3<tth guests to the meeting. anniver~acy eOm· Winning door prizes were Mrs. 1 mlttee, it was 1nMel Clark, West Columbia; Mrs. ' nouoced today by Walter G. Wheeler Drake, Pomeroy ; Mr.s. Nord, Oberlin, James Proffitt, Mason; Mrs. DelPresident of the bert Russell, Maaon; Mrs. Dallas cltizena mental Ca dle, Mason; Mrs. Charles Aldbealth orgaDizaridge, Mason; Mrs. Edison We~~ver S.lberUne tlon. Mason and Mrs. L. B. Foreman. In charge of -a brief devotional Nord said that Seiberling •nd period was the president of tbe a special committee ol 30 pr~ club, Mrs. Mary Beny. Guesbl minent Obloana are mating prewere introduced. parations for a statewide meet· ing to be held in ColiJmbUI durAttending were Mrs. Lucille ing the week: of May 1 to 7, Swackhamer, Mrs. Ida Diehl, Mrl. Mental Health Week, and will u · Dorothy Schwab, Mrs. JoAnn si.si with plans to bripe more Green, Mrs. Mary Tbabet, Mrs. emph_ asrs to the progr:am .and Gudrun Schaekel. Mrs. Joyce Car· financing of the mental llelltb son, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. Btrtty movement dut-Jng the annivenan-· Foremac, Mrs. June Burns, Mrs. year. · Sally Clark, Mrs. Ulah Zerkle and Seiberling said that the citi· Mrs. LaVera Yeage~. zens meiltal health siGgan this _Mrs. Eleanor Ewmg, Mrs. Bea- year is "Brlq them home; keep tnce Weaver, Mrs. JoAnn Har· them home; keep them am.iUDg" . bour, Mrs. Vera Dodsol_l. Mrs. The worda embOdying the .objec-· Ruth Ryan, Mrs. Kathenne Me· lives of the OMHA program in Gowan. worklnl towJrd the ultimate in Gues!-f wel'(l Mrs. Drake, Mrs. mel!tal heal\h endeavor. He urgBetty Cpdle, Mrs. John Ri~geway, ed all to join in aupport of the Mrs. Ellen Fo,1lesong, Mrs. James proaram of a,;rcial aCtion, educaJohnson, MQ. Carol PrDffitt, Mrs. (ion and oiireCt sefvtc;e whieb baa Ray WWortman, Miss Emma Jane seen, in just 30 yeir1 the growtb Weaver. Mrs. Caral Workman, of cillien · aalo9 for a better Mrs. Delbert RullBelJ, Mrs. Ferris mental health approaob. ' . . Justis, Mra, William Brown, Mrs. Maxine Aldridge, Mrs. Bett,y Llsb, ~s. Helen , Baldwin --Today is Wedneaday, March 23. 8:-Jrd day of the year, with more in 1960. - . ~--- BOneleSS Roost .. ~ r. ._ · 8~ a.., Stlw ...:... - ....;; ., 191 Cube St,aks ..•. 99~:~~ ...... 3 .. $1 ~~ 4tc Thrifty by - Divorce Granted In Common Pleao Cow1 Smith, I .....--·-·~·-..-....~. .69'~ Chuck Roast ......--" ,.,., ....... _ .. demonstration Mra. Sylvia Henchman, Home Eeonomlat of the Appalachian Power • Co., was presented at the reMular FOI 01110 WORIERS Jack Lunsford. age 19, Pomeroy · has pleaded gUilty in J~dge Emmett Peopls' court, was fmed ~ costs and sentenced to 30 4--ll•· tD ~ pn_ ap auault aDd You uk me, "J,)l ~ICWI .haBen litre on eartb1 ~?" ' · Think ol the liUJ.e ~"'~ And the nowen that will titoom bY the way. Cooking Demonstration Given Walton.lnstalled ~,t:en~~J.,aa4_::; Russians Define By Appala«:hian Power Company As Pres.tdent Of =~lfi""stu ':d"·..:;.: Limits They'd ~daot Like Inspection r:..e compa' Dy IFuture Farmers I•:u~Jo~ny Gru~,aet~at' ~ale Sml~~!~'~u~ tee OOIIIi&ta of C'bu1el of the • BURIIY.'S-'ASSORTED Lllht Chu .. - 6"h«. CIN Happy Pamlly - 1..._, pkf. 2cans49~ · '39~ Del Monte Drfllk ••• Grapefrull Pineapple • Dol Monte Drink .•. Orowge and ... ;:.~; Pineapple " Del Monte Jlllee .•. Pure ... ...,., '. Pin·eapple . . Srdder's cA.Tsvi> 20-oz. lttiL 2 btls.39;· • �In Finals Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Mid4ltJ>On, 0 ., "March 23 , 1960 Looking.For ADeed? A*l•tkm ue-.. 117 St. LM~'" 110 Coaadmck Tries USED GOLF AIMrlc.tft Hocfty L...,e .,..I• 1 QH~x:c 3 Appear Doomed For 2 Indians DOG FOOD' • UnlMd p,.... lnMnwtt.MI EXHIIITiqN BASEBALL LB. Ka.... HI-Pro ing from six month• to aix yeal'l, sourcea were l'eported. .I ~Daily . capo,., Rtdee'lll your malle4 MADRID t,rPI - Fo\fl1.een .• nti· Fraqco aaitato,ra wire ISenteneitd to prt.on Tuesday tor termJ rat~~&· • 2.pouncl'"" sn 4poundbag 5 Irons - 2 Woods - !lag Excellent Condition Come In and CMttl, ~~~ · s.. _ . _ " " j.l'!fl;,. - Then Tiefenauer too ko\·er and cave up ~, ..., runs . · He w11 s the -·· LINE Ot Sltt • • • • • . • • , ' FISHING TACKLE SUPPLIES Go aeventh. . • • • AlftOTS .. • Gl,.EN ONIONS • :4 ,.. c;·R;APEFRUIT • • • • •• each . . Th• 1960 oung Promoter Visions Moore, large bunch , lb. bag large bunch ... Special $25.00 SCOlJTSDA.LE, Ariz. UPI- The eotal'back attempt!! of vetenm plt(\hen~ Bob Lemon and Bob Tietenauer appeare<! gloomy today. The two rigbthandeu gave up aine runs in three inn ings Tuesdty 11 the Bolton Red Sox carnt from behind to win, 9-5 at Scottsdale, AriL Lemon survived the flfth inning, but waa touched for one run in the slxth and thre-e In the ... ~ Now On DISplay losinJ f.ikher. . The ou wu thf third straight for tile Tribe and the sixth In Dine ohibltion g11me8. • Carl 'l'homas, tht king-size ri&ht handar.frQPt tbe UnlveriitJ of Ari:z:od;J. I)CtDtinued to be the mo.t THE SPORTS CENTIR Authorized MacGregor lmpreaive rookie. .. He 11 uftlediN!d upon thl• ·aprJq and •4vanced hll atrlna q~ ·•c~ leu il!lllo•• to <>!aht bf blonkln( the Rid 10J la the fir.sl fow LOw l'ttcel --- framet. MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" Roll •«~ One Carton Serves 18: ~I Crown~ and plans ...,..A, ,.,...J to the were IJiebitpldeo • '' 7 ••. pkg. 6-1!2 Quar~ vl111tation of state 1..,1 unit In Joloy. ch1lrman be JUetts of ·the ' their n.ex~ meetlnl and refreshmentL , , . r -.. M:ra. Helt~n '· .prize and Mr1. Ada Root'a name was dr1wn for ll• ai~Clldan,ae til ,~' . -~ box10¢ • ' . KennedJ was aw111'd· I ed the traveling pkg·lO¢ .. ' ,slit&-NiS' . .. . . · Mrs. Stljtff thanked all mem· who Worlted on tbe birthday p.rty ~hlch wu held.at the ball last Ttt,.,..,. . Jiif'~~~i<i'MIX . • . or party . Ma~trdni or Spaghetti annouaCed ~Itt of the Childrtn._ tor a can10¢ -omat~ Paste or Sauce • • pri10. .•.... bUe EV:.oiS- AU mielleo- j~EVANS ~~fF.E.I t !I PEWt:~LS · · · · · · 6 .... 'i_..,· ·· ...... . ' ., . ~a~~. 29c p_. 39t ' .· l ~I :··::R · ~•!• .con ' ········ 2~~~ 33c ~ (.' ' , lI ."'\0 ....,_!, , ....,..,., . > .•··~ TEOROPS . k• H . ,J. '·-·.f:··· ' •., Blast~2 • ,·q !l II .,.,, • Shodi-f•IIIIDIIt • Du•lpfoof • Anfl-McltHtlc Low-cott step.JJa.v er1 tellpho.t Ia yoar kitchen I • Lum!IIGUt Dlol •UniHtall. . MoiiiiPflnt ~ OOMVIliiiNTI And you have a choice of toll low!~ 0 -•mr --• ---• )lboaea ,...•• Ute to ba....O lilt IIIWhlll. den or worktbop. Dot do It ...., . m, .., , ..•. .• '1.1---' • •.') . ··~'. l"·- I", • . • '· . . •. No.~03 can. lO¢ . . • ' IIHDs ,. ' 1,!. . . .~~ ) ' \ ' . . ,. .: . .. .. ,:·.·, Ploin or iocli~:ed ·' '' ..-::... ,.c''' . .. 3 ···~ • .c f) - ~· ·:.:·':·:· ·· t.J.o~ 29c pkg. ~ .. . . .. . : ilf,'Jirtm...:~wlft'• ,_!lUll- Cholee:OOI Jei''. Cula - ' ;,' . . ·' ':: *&.~ ' . ;· ,." · T.~-~·~• -- ," ''· fiT•·•·· TWO •• Ameriun u. \ . .i- i::"" '.•··~· •• - " J), ' ..'"· ' ' 'r.'l, . ,. ~1 .' ~- -~ .,' ' GREIN announced GOESSLER JEWELRY I'OMIIIOY from the and . PrtNHII~ 111 B. llfAIN ITBIIT POMIIWf. MASON, W. VA• . .~lJ\IUTI ' 4t ' ·... "WtStnlct . . Wt WI'' . stAMPS ,._., (With ibli~pon;& purchase of . .. J GROUND nu"ilr BONELESS BEEF STEW Chlel · " ' • ·' •,' . ,. ., Go1dy's ' ') Bolton PI· COURT IT. ' i ;. con .. . • ....j '*"- • -~-··· BU.SN'S · B UNS · ... Ho. 300can 10¢ . . llllllh't . ., . . .. .. . .. . .CHOPP.ED .K~UT • • . ~o: 1cpn 10¢ . base. Call our a....... Oftlce. Tallua what ad4hlonlllltlto . \ . i"'' colon to bind with JClUr color oohtme. Tllla attractl'" wall ~hone fullliM ,Q of wall • - · Ha~~dlet Ia erodlod .. flit """' 10 doeon't ret boollod oil. "Whlapor.qulat• dlale&tobea oolllnr IIJI>I, 10 lt'o our to - And, with all Ita utra eonveulence, tho coat Ia 01111 ptlllll• por doJ I '* • . here TuoldAJ. Houile'l second homer broke a 8-6 Ue ln the e(Jhth Inning and Wf\8 . t}le Only blt . all~wed by young Ed Keegan I~ two ~~n"in111 of . work. Lkln tffdwell waa ~~j~~;~l~o~;r Ill ruin•· In the flnt I'•. Ttle ellmbed ,. on orl1ndo Pena for tour runa in the third ' lnnln~ and two 111 the fourth, but young J•r Hook held them to one alngl,ln the J,_t tlve tramet. Tho ·l'OO'At . Frank Herrera, wl: ~Wo ·m'oh llltl Tuesday. hll>:ecl b "'""II nerage to ·"'-'· and e.galn played ffell •• Reeond • WattrP'oof'" • . . ,. l'IDIO, Navy; Neiihilm CLEARWATER, na. UPI -Tlie IAYI UACII ....- . (l'blwer.M 0/Col<wt/) . . .1~ 1'9¢ • . •~•~c•n 10¢ ,,. _ . ....:._;, '. . :',•' ~ . HITE .HOMlNY . ·v Port ·• .• Ctnclnn ..l 1\tda, paced by catcher Frank Houae wtlh two homers and a double. edted the PhUadelphia PhUUea, 7-6. In tn exhibition game !!!l!"'ONII 'I ··~l!l·s ,.Jl;ljl'!llt; Double In Reds' Victory ....- \~ t ' JA-, No. 303 l ., ' , ' 'i'w. . .. .· I& • •• • LB. •. I POUN"'' ~ ...._.. tt.h ...,,.. MOl\£ tt EI(AN$ Unlll olool"" tlnw Morch 26, 1960. OM cMJnP- ~ lli:li t.MIIr. ,...... ' , • ·• . . . I " �. ' J ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd!<port, 0 ., March 23, 1960-7 &-Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 23, 1960 (9) For Sale liJ HEREFORD COWS. Yost, Portland , OhiO. WANT ADS RIVER DAVID 3-22-Jtc G.u'": Montgomery 15.9 up- per, 9.9 lower, 12 ft. open; Gallipolis 18.1 upper, 16.2 lower, 20 ft. open ; Winfield, · 18.2 upper 13 .3 Iower, 3 ft . open ; Lock 23 , 13.9 upper,_dam down. Dams are up, 13 through 22, averaging 1 to 2 t~aps open. Ohio Rl.,.r 8oat1: down : Dashffeld, Advance, 5 :36 am 8-4; I. F. i'relherg.er B::iO am 0-ll ; Lady a eenta per word , o11e iflSelttion. Minimum charge - 60 cenu. 6 eente per word for three otinsecutive insertions. SpecY.l - one m-outh for 30 cents pel' word. FuU nte Of 3 cenkol per word will be charged for advertising if oot pe.ld wibbJ.n~- day~ after receiving !>ill. J!:rron in Adve ·sing - Should be reported inuntdiately. Tbe DaUy Sentinel w · nul be reapon!>ible for more t:ba.n ooe incorreet izwertion. , Cud of Thanks a'nd Special Notices or Event.B $1.00. Obitu.aril;!a publlahed at l cent per word. WORDS 1 DAY :t DAYS 6 DAYS t MO. 15 60c OOc $1.3:5 $4.:M) 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 25 75c $1.50 $2.25 $1.30 Ad.l ~ved by 10 A.M. w!ll ~ in that days paper. t'~:\~40 11 ~m 2~~; 1 ~~=e: ~~ am ().3; Lock 12, 'Mike <..Tediior 9·20 am 6-13 · Lock 15 Robert E. Reed 9 :45 ~m 0.9; L~k 18 Forsythia 11 am 1-0; Nebraska City 9:40 am 5-<l; Lock 23 Louisiana 2:20 pm 7.3; Janie D. 4 :45 pm, Crownpoint in tow; Paul Blazer 7·35 pm (1.8· Beaver 1 . 80 am l.() Ovec 9 am iiJ-6. · PHONE WY-l-2157 ' ' (farm Women's 1Club Studies Distant States School Carnival Given At Mason REPORT FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE JlESULTS RATES A total of $640 was made on the school carnival sponsored by the Mason PTA in the E1emen. tary School Saturday night, The carnival was termed a " huge success" by members of the PTA as they extended their thanks to all who helped . Winners of the varioua door prizes were Mrs. Ralph Warner. "ermanent by Blllie Jean's Beau· t~ Shop; George Burns, eet of dishes, B. A B. Market; Dr. E. A. Schaekel $:i.OO gift certificate and ~00 S & H green stampa, Bargam Center Mark.et; Charles Yeager, wall la~p , P1cke~s Hard· ware; Mra. Edw1~ Baldw n, a~, Jeans Tot and 1 H nl Shop; Mike Stewart IJ qts. oil, Wilton's Texa~ Service; Kathy Haley, ironin& bMrd .p ad and cover, Thoma& Groceey; BernadJne Mitchell, hair cut. Harless Beauty Shop; Lola LewJu, one bali gallon ice cream, Parkette. I ouve rarm W•m••'• Club held their March meetinl at the borne of MrL Vivian Humpbre)'. Following the bualneu se!Won conducted by the president, Mra. Ella o aborne, th e 1o11 ow1na program was presented: "Study of Hawaii" by ·Mra. Hazel Buckley; "Study of Alaska" by Mrs. Lillian Pickens and " DiiSCovery of Ohio" by Mrs. Mamie Buctley. ! Mn. Humphrey showed movie . pictures of their vacation trip through the West. . Refreshments in keeping with St . Patrick's Day were served W the . above named and the Col· lowmg Mn. Jna M1ssar, Harold Massa~. Charles Humphrey, Warreo P1cken1 and Robin Humphrey. The next meeting _ia to be at the home of Mra. Osborne. Seal Campaign Discussed By Junior Women Plana for the Easter Seal campaign were discussed at a recerit meeting of the Junior Womea'1 Club in New HaVen with Mra. Millard Mallory, chairman of the Maaon County Society of Crippled CbUdren and Adull!, appearinJ a1 principal speaker. '·lt w., explained that the toclety's chief source of income ia from seUing the seats. The county group has in its possesaion at the present time a wheel chnir aad a pair of crutches to loan to anyone needing them . The members of the club volun· teered t.o canvass the town for the R.ll!:d Cross fund drive. Duriq.g the meeting a fllm, "You11 Never Walk Alone" was Mrs, Dwight WallAce is in shown to the group by Ralph cbarge of the play which :will be Gibbs Jr. presented this Tburlday evening at the First UnJted Presbyterisn Nomlnatiuns were made lor Church of Middleport when the club officers. Voting will take WDmen's Asaociation meet at 7:30 place at. the next meeting, Those participating in ttae play will practice Wedaesdly .evening · Attending were Mrs. Robert following the Senior choir re· Dye, Mri. Pat Stivers, Mrs. James hearsal. Cunnlogbarn, Mrs. Gerald Clark, M.tt. Max Wetherall, Mrt. Alfred ABSENTIA DEATH PENALTIES Sprouse, Mrs. Willard Fear, Mrs. COLOMB-BECHAR, Sehara UPI Jam~• Hollman, Mrs. Marvin lf.c. ~Death sentences in abaenOa were Farland; Mn. Lee Litchfleld, hunded down Tuesday against M Mrs. Robert Hayes, Mrs. Luther Everett and Blaine Milhoan Algerians who killed eight of their Smith : and Mrs. Robert Dale were Parkersburg visitors Satur· French army comrades an~ desert· Roush, day. ed two and >II half yeArs ago. Plan Now To AHend THE BIG • I$MO Cleared On WAU • lANDMARK (Lou-Wow) Spring S.l• &. O.,.n Houu Mlrch 31&t, April ht & 2nd PRACTICE TONIGHT PRIZI5: liNe Trip To' Haw•ll For Two 17 Cu, Ft. O..p Freen Plue Many Otlhers At TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 •• ,oo t :OO Comedy Playh ou~~e 4,30 Adventure Time ~ , 30 8100 •:15 U!1 $:31: 8 :45 7:00 1:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 ' 10:30 '11:00 11:1P 11:16 1:00 Steamboat BIU Quick Draw McGraw Steamboat Blll __ Tbe Jim Thuker Show Weatb.ereut News PiehlrP Huntter Briollley Rerort Manhunt W~fJCon Train Pricoa Is Right Perry Como Sbow This is Your Life Tombstone T erritory NeWI Headline• We:ttbercut The Jack Paar Show Slgn Off !Ogn On Continental Claskroom Today Katie Doonan Show Topper 8:00 7:00 0:00 8 ;30 2:30 Loretta Youn1 Shew 3 :00 Youo& Dr. Malone 9 :30 From 'nlese Rootl 4 :00 Comedy Playbouae . ,30 Adwnture Ttieater 5:00 Steamt»oat Bill 5:30 S.ot. 6:00 Flatt 1r senJUs Show 6:25 Weathertast 6:30 News Pj.ct\lr'l" 6:46 Huntley :8rlnkley Repc>rl 7 :00 Whirlybirds 7:30 Rescue 8 6:00 Bat Mastel'80n 8130 Staccato 9:00 Bachelor Father 9:30 Fqrd Show 10!00 Yq.u llf:t Your Ufe 10:30 Tlke A Good !.ook f:QO Jiewa''ireadll~ea Pre- 1111:10' w._Uteroaat II:!& Jack PW' 5l!OW ----- WCt1S.TV .Ct-cmnel ·' 11::15 til!lftllel 8 - \Yednesd., ':00 Amerlean Bt.ndst.An« 6:30 My Ftiend FUrh S:OO San nanctuo Belt Your fiSI(.I , Ile~ 1:40 Wt:atherml:l.ll 6:4.5 Jobn Daly Newa 7:l'O Four Just Men '7:30 Brave Stahton ThDrMa M. F•ln T...,..lt• and P•.t Contr•l i'rM lnsptetlon, lmuranu Nationwide. lasy t•rmL Phene ;tomeroy WY 2·2366 Porhmouth PR 6-2150 2 29 u~~ IZ:J!V IINL'II! G\\11 1:30 Medje n~ In court 2:30 Gale S.torm Show 2:00 Tr• 3:00 Beat \he OCK.!;. 3:30 Wl)o Do You - f:OO ~ericaa lfndataad 5:30 Rocky and Ria Friends 6:00 San Franell!lco Beat 8:30 Your F.Sso Reporter MO "Weat'henaian 10:00 Wedneaday Night FtJhtl 8:45 Jobn l)ily Newa 7:00 FliJ!bt 7:30 G'le Storm Show 10:45 Sport• Parade •• 11:00 , . , - · Torrllllt Scannina: the Weather 161 Lost and Found Reporter 1':ao. Love '"'~t. Bob 1;00 AboUt Jl'aoes e:so l1:10 11:15 11 :2Q 12:4!1 Eito . 1:.30 J J4rl'1e4 Joan 8:00 C~arley Weaver Show 8:30 Ozzie and Hqrriett 1:00 Hawaiian Eye POMEROY LANDMARK 8:1!0 DllJll\1 Reed ~Show 8:30 'nle Ileal JloCoys Sports Report Lite Show O:W P\t :Boo!'• Show ~IJih·'O!I ~:30 The Unto~ltl 10:30 U. S. Border Patrol n:oo New& ~il!lt . ChannelS - l)ursday 8:00 Cartoon Spedaclllar 8:30 Romper Room 9 :30 . ~-M.~v,i~ I &:00 The Brighter Da) 4115 The Secret Siorm Edge of Night tUiO '11le Three Stqogea 1:30 The !JI~ ol Rll., 11:16 Late Sho.-. · 12:30 l2:46 1:00 1:15 I :30 t:3o SJJEClAL 2 DOOR b&~dtov. hxceJLent condition. Call New haven nJru~r~·2H1 aller D p. m. 3-l~tp . rr :jf! I l 9:00 0':30 tO:od U:OO 11:10 DILIVIRY SAVE UP TO U,OOO MERCURY 1'WO DOOR Montery, hardt.op. Nice condltlon . Good Ures. Phone .SH<t- 1 '03 FORD PICK·UP. '49 MOTOR tycle. i>elbert Van A1eter, Ra· cine, Ohio. 3·:l2-3tp I WAVERLY MOBILE HOMES 3 7 tfc SALES WOMAN J>'OH CJ.o:NF::l:lcA:-1-. -:IIcOUSE : work and cure of children. l.ive in 11\•e day! a week . Phone New llavcn, Turner 2-231:5. 3·17·24-31 -31 c U. S. HIGHWAY 23 $400 MONTH1. Y WAVIItLY, OHIO SPARE TIMI Reg. $149 Danish Inspired 4-pc. Suite w. (20) Business Services RED~~LEA~~rr~H~E~a;:~T:~IL~Ti·~~~ I 'i I --' Experleaeed RADIATOR TWO GAS HEATERS, 2 Gas llegultton. 2000 ft. 6 tt. Lumber. Cal) VI 3·223D. 3 IS 3tc Health We repair all types Of radl· &tors, from beater corel to the largeot truck or tnctar radiator. 1959 FORD Blaettnar's ~ 8JS5 9:30 20,778.18 3399.73 Servke EnterprJ~t~- . 18'7U7 of • •. '1' <·' llOUNDUP . . ( ) Of Tht t-4ews . ON THB 9f0, . ' ~QCAL 7257.71 1111111.00 NOTICE OF APPOINTMI!NT Es.tate of Norm1n J. TMiu, dtffiiMd Notice is hereby given thal Eva 1960. . ·. ' . , . " Rtg. $2.4~ Nylon ·l·pc. Suite wide,,alieU ,artp4:·Rev~raible cushions, • '' . ' 1 . Tapered, turned led with satin . t brasa femiles. Beige, turquoise or coral. I CriH lradford Writ•, Phon. or Conhct Acting J!Jd£e of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (3) 23, 30 (4) 8, 3(c A. C. IRADPOI.D, R1clrM, Oh&.. 2JI.II Legal HO'ME BUIJ.JlERS, f.IRCH CABI· No~ce NOTICE OP ,OPOINTMENT NET makers nirmica sink tops. Estlfe of Chari•• 1. llackwood, Vinyl aabcatns block laid. House Dtc"atcl 1 rep;ln Qf Ill descrlplior.i. Call Ca•• No. 11.334 l'llmeroy, Ohio Notic(' is hort>by given that Elil· Guy Jol•' &ler, Raeine, Ohio. 2 24 tft el G. BlackWood whose Posl Of. BRAND NEW ZIG ZAG SEWING WRITE TODA -y-p;;:O:;:R-;Ro;I:;IO"DES I flee address Is Route 2, AlDany, · me~htne In original factory Citfolder and low chick prieea. Ohl~, has been duly appointed ton . Make• button 1holea, mOD<fP.rotqpt •nswer. Rhodes Hatch· admmistratrlx of U'le Est1te. or ilraml, blind atJ.tchea, 1ad many ery, ·spencer, va. S..f.30tp Charlea E. Black-wood lale of Mmgs fancy deslans. Will eell tbla Cpunty, Ohio, d~ased. week only for $41.00. Terma tf GI:AVI\.Y TRACTOI: SALES AND Dated thia 19th da;y of March, de1ired. Phone WYJ-22M. I' I Can •~ 'Your$· During . This Specio' '. Sol• ·F~r Only $1999S Both • • ea, hoae, etc., 1 aet eome+ loosa, 1 \t ton, new Yalt. Phone WYZ..Illl. i-U-lltc ..... leo; 512 •• Main, ,......,. 1960. Photto WY:I-2975. 0 .... 'IU · t c. JOHN MCON p. m. :ttRtil Jllll* 1.... 1~1 AcLiDI Jud,ee of \be Probate Court Kanl. ..rntt.rt, Rtedavlll-, ·. Meiss County, Ohio (3) 23, so, (4) 6, 3tc Ohio. - . ceo~.~I• uti. ,a.l•Uo 1· . '' ' I I ' ."' ',, .,.' "• i' >;> I Si OP·SHO P· COMPARE! THEN SAVE HERE! w. 3--22-ltc 1'-;;S;::ET::--:Oc:Fc-A:-:CE'!'YLENi '"ii'UAG· ' •'' ' JOHN C. BACON 1, Comploto Samce 8:30 Sanitation HighweysGen. VU. funcll Recreation aud Abbott, M. Theis.s whoee Post Office add· 8>8-tf rcs.s ii_Radne, Ohio, hns been duly RADIO AND SMALL appointed administratrix of lhc rapelr, C1U Prank Estate of Nurman J. Theiss late of 414 II. locoftd A.... Meiss County, Ohio, deceased. Dated Ulls 21st day of March . ! l~tfc AUCTIONIIR 8:30 Rn> 7:00 Breaklut Party Ttiurtday COMPLJTE ' The Red Rowe Show On the Go I Love LUcy a: atien~lnl an~ . Legal Nof.ic·e tlmittea. )''o1..,m1q. - _-:.,., . MOST C&piain Ka·nguoo Cartoon Theater " Mtnday Throu1h Sign Qn 8:00 Gu,,t s~ 6:15 New!l ~weather Phone WY ·2-&321. - CBS News ' . delegate. Mrs, Scally was the reeipient of the -t;loor prize at tbe Pre!lldent's · Breakfast and also broucht back a eita~ton to the club tor it's contribution to C~RE. a State FederatiQI'l Pro· ject In additian fo this an honor plus ribbon was awarded to: the •lub for being a honOr club. 4481.22• OUS'r014 BUILT KIT\ ,RJ:N 011> llJDed to: ~our bonu I'Me u- REPAIR Thf .~GIIey's . . TJ!ursday · ~:Ill! MUILLII\ ,URNAC .. o., WIITINO.. HOUSI IP!>IIInces. Arnold lro. th•r•. '"'"cuH, Ohio. Phone WY·2-6314. ll·lt.lfc TELEVISION RADIO A>ID SMALL appliance repair. Phone Otla McClintock, Racine, ObiG. 2·1-Uc J4 cu. fl. upriwht frf'cl.cr . Man!· towoc. Practlcllly new. Phone Sll 2-4788. Bernard Gilkey . 3 23 8tc Brings You Mahogany With satin brass accents! Slldlng.panel bookcase bed, full or • twin slz~. Double dresser; framed, tilting mirror and large chest. z ·"""="" 8:00 B:ltlo 9:00 to:OO 10:30 '1:00 '' president of · Of! · · · . Channell f ~ ·u:30 s~go 1 I Real Estate :i-4·60\c -Mrs. Edwin Stein is pub-chairman for the local club ....,, ' cbin'ge of the Press- G. Greene, a 11 o'clock New• A....,....at th..Waatl>er !1:13 Tbealor ~ Refilling and collcctin.E: money WILL SACRIFICE UUE TO (~ from New Type htJ!h quality coin trander ovoneu 1YI)5 Buh:k uperated dispensers In thi~ area . Special 2 door wllh radlo·heatcals, Perfect fur boats, signs, Nu !!elling. er and dynatlow. Haa excollent mall boxna, trucks, etc. Do it To qualify ynu must havl~ car, ref tire•. .Mowr 1nd body are in yourself it's ecollomlcal. Inch ercnccs, $600 lo $1000 cash . Suvperfect condition fl86.00. Phontl letter• JOe, 3 inda letten l2c. en tQ J.welve hours weekly .:an tiltHlU2. 3·22·3tc 2 for 1 salt~ on fla1hlla:ht bat· net up to $400 monthly . More full time . For personal interview ELICTRIC AMPL1F1ER.3'Tnj;ll terles, lOc each. Rowley and Reed, Middleport. 3·19-Stc write P. 0 . Box 1055, Boise, ldaJac:IUI, l3 Inch apeakor. Vqlumll ho. Include phonts numDcr. ano \One controls. nemoll. $00. ;;-;;;;;;:;;;;;:-;;;;;-;;;;-;:;-;;~ 3 23 ltp HOUSE FOR SALE IN ,A\l&bee .Bert Walllce aner IS p. 12 Ji'T, I'LYWOOO BOAT 15 1-lP town, six rooms, 4 rooma dowrt. .New Haven, VI. 3 21 3Lp motor, 111.11 tank, wheel, cont.rolll, 2 up, approximately 1 acre leo tr~tiler. Phone WI5J-3W. vel IRnd excellent well 13 milel l. 0. McCOY from Pomeroy on State Route 1 3·19·3•• AUCTIONIIR ·-cbl:lr. A·l Wndltlon. $1~. CHARLESTON MILK 8- A-.sE, 1U50 692. Price $1,000.00. Inquire Route 2, Lone Bottom, ....1adVJidtl ''•tJ. '•·•. 3 ••1 Mrs. Howell at Pagolown. " • '" * 1 ton Ford Truck, hay rake-. 3·12·601< \w'I.ND.OW &UND8 ANLJ SHADES Woodrow Moll, Vc mile aouth ltlR CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· atifln service. Jack'a Relrlgera· Ver..;.llal• ilhnd•, all 111ea 1nd State GafaJe. 3-Z2·3tp' tlou, New llaven. Phone TU colon. Fre1 .i:ltlmatea. DJle 26831. 6·23·!1 W,1pPil Supply, 2!6 Uru(ln Ave., fomvo,.. un1o. ed weekly In the -Mason • Coubty r~presenlad B:SO Men IntO Space The MiUionaire I've ·Oot A . ~ret 'U'. s..-steel Hour PRIPARIO TO down: poayment, ba11k lnon,,ln_g . Anythd.ng of Yn·luc 1832 •~ for Tomc:rrow Uibt Va. '1 :30 Be our Guest I'OR SAUl: BY OWNER, 1969 l'ord ~ door aedan, alantlard lbtn $17fl0, WY Z.U86 atter ' p. m. 3 21 3tp 3·22-6tt Contest in the category clubs with membenbip frodi. · one to 75. This Pre&Sboek consisted of Items and pictures pu~Hsh 1:00 .c\r1blJi,r'.T Sm1t~ew 6:15 ~ :tiodt at t~- ¥feeth811nr· 6:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:30 AmQ8 'll' Andy . t:OO Hjghwl\1' Patrol 03 BUICK .023. New Haven Women's Club GetS, ' .Share Of Honors At Me.etiUg' 13 11:~ Sc1nning .- thf--weather U:IO Spcn-tl Rejort Y{,HTN~T.V .~Channel ti!L- eJ 1.3 Wed cia 11:30 . December Bride Wlllftn ft8$ Y 12:00 Love ol Life Getcl tiNn UMCI Cart AU M.ket and Moct.la MITROPOLITAN MOTORS 601).606 •••• Mtln lt. Pomt,.y, Oht. IUNKEL ,,oo Channel3-Thursday ~:~ lO UIDE MV Douab Rt Mi IQ ;30 Play Your Huncb 11 ,00 Price Is Rllht 11:20 ConeMtration 12,00 Truth or Couaeqa•ncea 12:30 lt Could Be You Mid Day News 1:10 Movie time dlonnel 3 - Wednesdar ~ : 00 MY GlAJiJJ.A K!EPS TRY"'6 .' �' .... ~~ ., ... • ' I • \i>o ~ • C"~c ~ 1-Dtlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 23, 1960 ,AMILT N~ P'ulil1 Nllbt will Church Women To Meet Thursday In Middleport be obeel'ved It the P'int ail Pridq eveoln.a: UDhed ~~~ Cbureb of 6Jnc:u,le. There will be 1 special ................. l \ MEIGS THEATR£ Fusl Untled Presbyterian of Middleport w1H meet Church 1bun· "" "'"'"' ,, '3o ,, •h• church . POMEllOY, OHIO oJ~;h,·'~;u,,. '"'~~·':..;~ ~ Not Opon Tonloht for her top1c the "Second Look". be in char~te of Devotions Mn. R. M.wttl Sherman. Hosteues are Mrs. J. E Harley, Mrs. Jud· son w.h 1te, Mrs John Parson,, Mn . LeLand Brown, Miss Mary Park and M1ss susan Park All women of the churcb are Hedy Laman urged to attend tbia importut meeting . I'll;~====z~======::::.."":::::::=::======:! Mrs. Ralph Welker Elected President Of Xi Gamma M'u Chapter For Year New orticers were elected Tuesday evening when Xi Gamma Mu Cha pter of t h e Beta Sigma Phl Sorority met at the D. A. V . Hall in Pomeroy . Mrs. Ralph Welker was elected as president, Mrs. Sarah Gibbs vice president, Mrs. Sue Jeffers treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary recording secretary, Mrs. William Anderson corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles Mullen city council delegate, l'nd Mrs. William Atkms, city council alternate. "'iAMSSN &n<l DI':ULAH" VIdor Mature - NEW! \ POMEROY, OHIO I young Ideas for EASTER shopping Louis Sduer Is President Of Church Board Officers tor the year were elected Monday night by the Tru1tees of the First Unated Pres· byterian Church in Middleport when the group met at the chur-ch. of .MeigS Community ,Surprise Party Honoring Son's Birthdov G; ...,._ announcmg the to Rose, liOn of Mr. Ohlo. Tjle new Mrs. Rose High Scbool and Gale Institute . She is employed at Qhio Casualty Rose gradu~ted from CinclQ~~ati as an e~clah at Champion in Ohio. was . GOVERNING BODY - e~we~yl Irina lfla rounglhll'l ln ftOW for exp.rl flltlnt lit w and Fred Lewis. Mrs. Rodney Sauer was absent. Insane Convict Would Offer 18 Lives For His Own Safety , W $4.99 to $6.95 HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE POIIIIIOY "Jllddle Of OHIO Upper Blotk" Jaycees Favor Bond Issue For County Hospital I eo b•:;k;::~ ... onri.:• FOit ' EvERY ROOM notalo -·-- ·- Slrlpeo ....... llodornoa •••••• Seen!" •••••• Muraao ..... . Flcurot ··--·· Sollda 20c to 50c single roll Moldol,. Colli,. ''""' -·- 2tc te 70o o. r. Love!)' ond r..Non&blt W1U..,.- 1o tltrill tver)' oneb Come iD ahd aeo bow e.q, how ......,i!tlcol It ia to dtea up ,.... home for s,rtAJ •••••• at SIOUler'o. ePKIVATE PARTY eRECEPTION • • eMEETJNG . HOT& MARTIN ' Hou11e Trailer Tax Deadline Ia ApriJl l'rt\0110 ~ 10 to 111 . .~ FREE PARIUNG ' . After 8 P.M. with M.erebants Police Service ' In Pomeroy ' • • • • J We:st disarmament. -~--"' -JIOri lilT ' The W~si today rejected as "unsatisiac· · ~~:ta TOUil NIXT eBANQUJ:r GENEVA (UPI) ...:_ tot;y" the Soviet concept pf coiatrOJS !leeded to ·SUpervise East. Fl-artce's Jules Mocb, acting u 8pokesm.an for the We11tern powera at" the 10 nation Eut-We8t disarmament Conferene11, expres. sed dinppointment st what Ruasla had to offer. . HJs statement wall ihe official reply to Soviet delegation chief Valerian Zorin's sddresa . Wedneaday in wbieh Zorin said ltua&la would allow insl)e('ton to count the number of troops demoblli1ed under a diaarmament agreement but not the number that remain· ·ed in servtee. Zorln ~lierted ant· web chect on J\usaia'j tctJve' mUJtary fOftl;! eotlu alate." oould bO iued fat' · purpo101 of The three women bottollet ..... "eapionqe." . :. ·' . Mn:. I. Edwiu ·~ Wife ot · TW•Y Zorln renewed ·bla daarl· an 1Jnmate frOm Wavef)y, Tenn., e• tbat President Elsenhe'tftr'l · ancJ Pauline Roae and ·GwenCol7n "open skle1" inapeetton • IP~ , · Tarpy botb aeeountants 1t the priloD. Fellowship -~og . \ PATI'ERNS ~~-.:~~;; :~."w= wJtb in· Until prison officlall put a stop to it, Rivera al)d nrta eDIIIfd openly and often ill telephone conversations with neWsmen. They and their hostage& were .in a de· puty warden'a oUice oa. tbe firat floor of tbe priloa clot.binl faetory. River.a, Serving to "ars for woun~ a Tetnieaee hiabwa:y patrolman afW. a motel robbery, wu alternately aelf-pJtylog and deadly in a phone eonvenation. "We are two de.l)el'lte men that want to die happy, We doa't think nothin• of desttoylaa anoth· er buman betna:;" ·he .tint. Then be added: •Eierybo<i)' 1o ..a:atnat me. PoUtlca control tbla WALLPAPERS . . BRiGHT NEW ldeas On Armament Controls ~:~h~i~~~i:o!~Uev~ smuggled JOLIET ' West Says 'No Good' To Soviet will not open the ga'" and Jet these criminals out With Famous ·'' Police Waiting For Drugged Up Trucker To Wake '~!' ~~":::::..~ II .to.. Redecorate Your Home \ Show tin-.. for the . ,.. County Talent Showce• to I. giv.n tonight In the Mkldla,part High khool audltGrlum h11 bun chancrtd fr• I p. m. to 7:45 p. m. due to tha volum~o ar numbers tekin• part, It was 1nnounad today. Dldc 11nd Howtrd a.,. · en will the show at the new hour. The t20 ee't mtmben met •t the Mlddlepilrt High School auditorium l"t night for • fln•l reh"n•l MtJion. ':!:l ~r. and Mrs. to'rank Grimm and M1nnle Pike held a birthday sup· per at their home, Eatt Mam St, Pnmtlroy, on Monday, March 14. honoring the 6th birthday of Deairee Kay Pike. Pre11ent were Mr . and Mr1. Ken· neth Imboden 111nd dau&hter, Mn. Franklin Imboden and daugh1ers, , Mrt. Gene Imboden and sons, :1!rs. 1 MyrUe Quickie and son and Min I Ada McClaBkey. The honored guest retelved sev· enl jifta and two birthday cakes. aendrng giftl but unahlc to atlt>nd were Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Keeton. ltrlea ••• llv.ty luthw._ cofo11. -lb:ft aMI wldlhl lot ctllldn• of on aae• 1 Showtime Tonight Is 7:45 For 120 In Talent Display NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Two desperate convicts one of them Insane - offered tbe lives of 17 hostages today in exchange for freedom from the Tennessee State Prison. Tbe two convicts, anned with pistols believed smuggled in· to the prison, seizedmore ·than 70 hostages about 4:30 p.m. We<Jnesday and bamcaded themselves in a deputy warden's office on the first floor of the prison clothing factory. While . they learned police arm· ed wltb riot guns were on the way, the desperadoes freed the prilol\ bunatea they had been holdi.n&. They threaten~d to put khe remaining .la hostages, includ· 11}1 three women, '"uP ua1n8t that wall and lboot 'them" unJesa given a chanee to eaeape." One other hostage was releued later when Meigs County Jaycees in a he became ill. Meeting Wednesday night unani· Prison officials refused to bar· mously adopted a resolution to STARVED liQc;)C STATE rARK &alb wltb the CGpvlct. 4up,lte t.be supgort the boQ-d Juue tn tbe m. UPI-PoU..',,.,;iJed, iOd.Y u.r..... 'N~ ;.iu~ ·In ' lll'fierror· comibg pflitiaey electioi'l' ~or tbe an Iowa truct driver to awaken J&eigi Veterans Memorpropoied CJUed prison· with in a 11hio~n had ial Hospital. W. 0. Atkin! atl- from a nine-cia)' druued lsleep tti eaten since noon Wedbesday. dreesed the meetin& on · the they can question bim about tbe Refuse to SUrrender aex murders of three women In One of the · convict.!!, Tens bad subject., this park. The Jaycees also dlseusaelt lufman .Robert RJvera, 2ll, was reThe trucker was found in a ported ready to surrender, but a ther plans for the Teen-Age pri..aon official said life-termer Road-e-o which is to be heid Stupor in a Roek Falls, DL, hotel Raymond Farra, 25, told blm, "l April 24 on the lower parking Lot th~ day after three Chicago-area aodety matrons were trapped, came in to die, and I'm going to in Pomeroy. beaten to death and raped 50 die." Don Plunkett, driver education miles away in a scenic deadtmd Charles Cotue, a prison pay. . chole&:ist, said R1vera waa willing teacher in Middleport high school canyon here. .. . 16 si&n an agre'ement to aurrend- reported the last meeting of the 1 "Meigs Safety Teens" and Don Authorthes s~1d the 39-year-otd er bUl that Farra was not. Quisent.erry led the ~ad-e ·o diJ- man. a psychotic,. induced tbe "'Jlhe bitch is Farra," Cottle cussion. coma hy swanowmg a packet of .aid. ''Farra is the insane one. Ail teen agers with driVed li- barblturate.!i. He has not awaken He'• been declared inJ&nt!.'' cense-s under the age of 19 and ed through his t:anafer from the Prison records showed that al· who have taken the Road·e.o test hotel to a Sterhng, lU., hospital though Farra has normal Intelll· "Bt school are eligible. For further t?en to the Veterans' A~minlstra· &ence, be is msane. "It Is our tnformation, youth should &ee bon Hospital at Iowa City, Iowa. that this Institution their driver education teachers at . State Pollee Chief William Mor· feeling .ahould be relieved of thil man," thelr schools. rl!l said the trucker resembled the records stated fUrther. "Re· All men of Jaycee age (through the de8crlpUon of a maa seen corQmendaUon: maximum security 35) are invited to attend the next with Mr8. Frances Murphy, 47, uae extreme care to keep him regular meeUJ'Ig to be held the Mn. UlJlan Oetting, and Mrs. from committing homicide.or &W· second Wednesday in April. Re· Mable Lindqulat, flO, Bbortly beClde or both, He is danaerous." freshmenta were served. fore th~y were .mu~dered aad left lylng al.de by stde JD a cave ln a Warden Lynn Bomar cautioned 200 police ringed around the pri· I St. Louis Canyon. son nGt to fire in bopes th3 desCITEO TO COURT Iowa City psychiatrists ·Placed peradoes would surrender at 11nv • Don E. Hemsworth, 33 • qalllpolis .the m•n in a maximum aeeurlty ·~ has been cited to appear in Mayor mental ward -and refused Morn.• m;:nt800 other prisoners ho.wl- Charles Legar's court, April 5, by regueat that , Dlinois slate police ed •ott binged their eell bars Pomero~ Pollee fol Pa81ing on be' allowed W question him lmme· tbrougbout the rliJht. Bomar had doubt~ yellow linea. dlately. Civen tbem no supper and no Of De•iree Pike lllectfoll of s,,.. , ...,_,Jreil this. weel<. Left to , Prison Terror - - -Event Held In Honor Avory-pl.... First United Presbyter· nght, Silting, Don Lowery, Mrs. Leland Brown, Judson White; standing, Richard Sauer Louis Sauer, Jr. (new president), Ronald Hand (secretary), Clinton Fisher (vice president); Mr.,. aaw Pefi·Pattot JhoK. the 1~n Ch"::'c.h of Middleport posed tor pictures at their organization meeting Lew1s Sauer Wh elected pre· and Clinton Fisher w11s named u vice president , Ronald Hand , se-cretary and Donald Ulw· ery and Fred Lewi1, financial approval board -co-chairmen. Clinton Fisher and D1ck Sauer were appointM ll8 tht Manse COO\mlttee co-chairmen and (l, H. Stewart was re·elected a& the flnancill secretary with Mrs. Le· land Brown, anlatant. Lowls Sauer Jr., was elected treasurer wnd Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Jsison me.m· ber. Monday night's meeting was moderated by Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor. ar• just a hop, tlclp, and a Members of the board of trustees of . an newly elected Pearl Reynojda ofl M~~lo,P) said. they from D. experta on the problem. Prt~ted a dtaire to have of the Ohio Hoapi~l •and of Docton' HoapitAI, appear in .Meij:s County to 'pollciea In 1uch problema. Other offlcen namecl in tbe or· ganlzational meetlnt: were Freeland Norria, Racine, vil!e president; and Paul easel, Middleport-Pomeroy, as secretary-treasurer. At· tendini the meeting also were Mr1. A. C. Stewart, Reedsville, and Dr. .Raymond Boice, Pomeroy. Purpose of the meeting was to determine responaibiJity and obU· gations of the trustees, aa well ., to elect officen and to present a coutitdtion and by-laws for gov· erning the The !zed by tbe "Of prtme tbat unless and until it ia built and this body (truateea) has no of existence. Only after the hoapital will authoi·itY ,:~ tr;~naferred to this group, ~~ then there are limitations mucb as any trustee group has follow given rulea as set down by tbe Ohio llospltal Association. Tha- questlllf' of MD •net DO U•lnt ,...ctl~) was IN'outhl up and alnee thll poup fwls It Is • j ' I 1 PI Rp.lled SAUII'U&y E Ve .. . ' ·[ . tv ..,..., bMrd on thla CIUtstlon. "The most Important matter dis· cussed waa the great need and necCSJity for the hospital in this area. If Meigs County is to move forward and prosper it must have a hospital. Too long have by W'lih,~ll.~·.:;;~.~~~t~;.::~:~::'i~~·,i . reap-~ ~ county which oould been our county had we had the uve year• ago. "This group of tru't"' 11 def. inltaly for the ,.....,... of the county, and lt In accord that flnt -. must INn this 'hospitll. Wa feel no ,.rtialtty for o. O.'a or M. O.'L W• want tltt ltHt, w want wh., will brin• the county up to per with -'thllorlnt countl... • .. We know that by having a bos· pital we are creating an lnatitu· tion In Meip County whJch will live employment to many people. We aJao know that industry will only locate Jn areas that have ac· credited hospJtalt." Iars ---:-:=Symmgt' ' Ht , 0fi S 8 Tossed In Ring For PreSI . ·dency 8;~-=Gr..~~~-;::~stut'j;! de:~:~ ~~~~iJ::=.ti~eP:~ the next President "Dlust provlde the free world wlth resourcewould amount to e'spionage if Jt ful and decisive leaderthip." were ettempted befOre dlaarma.· The ·Ml.saourl aenator, M, secrementis complete. tary of tbe Air Force 1n tbe TrumJn administration, announced in %orin aald, R1111l1 waultf 1M1 a one-page 1tatement that he was wllllne to diHuM Hrlal lnlfiiC" a candidate for the nomination. tlon only whitt lh waa Hfs stAtement appealed for un· complmly dJMnnlll wh.n, he ity in tbe Deniocratic Party, of· Mi~ It would M no proWam. ten embroiled In family quarrelt, Tbe rejection 9me as tbe So· snd described tua No. 1 goal aa viet deleaalion .s'lrunl into secre't the achievement of national un· Meigs Youth Group Advisors Being Honored Veterans the quesstaff. 1 Again Like Peace PARIS UPI - Sov1et Premier Nikita S. Kruahchev tailed today for a non-aggression pact between the West's North Atlanhc Treaty OrJanlzahon and the Communist Warsaw Pact powers of eastern Europe. He made the proposal at a lu~;~ch given by Premier Michel Debre at h1s official Hotel Matignon residence, shortly alter the SOviet leader met privately for two hours with President CharJes 4e Gaulle. on the second day 11-day visit to France, also another strong appeal for · Sovif't cooperation in affait'5. I•d~~=~;~s , "FelloMkip'~ ~tioi of IJhe Churchqp of 1lhe 1tleed$vi11e The , Grade Sclwol Cheerleader~ Win Secorul TH E \' WORK HARD - ' Strong competition is evident in the county's grade schOOl cheerleader corps during basketball ~ason. ~ere are Portland vade school cheerleaders who were judged se~nd best du.nng the recent invitational tourney there. Kneelmg are Sue McMurray Linda Yost Beverly Rice Standing. Juanita Smith, Judy Karen 'Furbee Susi~ Price Paula Sayre and Diana Roush Racin ' h 1' d ' · e s c ee.r ea ers won top honors. CoZart, Five Meigs County 4-~ club ad· visors with long tenures of aervice, were bcmg honorf..-d tod.IJ at the Oh1o State Union bWiding 1.n a speci.1-l "Flame (Jf Serv1ee'" ceremony. They are Earl Dean, 10 years of service; David Koblentz. Margaret Beach and Pauline Meyers, each five years; Virgil Atkins, 10 yea" and " "· Vi,&il Attlm, 1J yean of service. Othen who had been invited tD ' participate in tbe cuemony, •b ut who were unable to make the trip today were Carl ~rb)r, lin, Helen Parker, Mn. Orion Rouab, Mra. Trary . Tackett ~nd Mrs. L. w. Kc· c.omas, each wJth five yean aervtce .as an adVISOi. The ceremony is traditionally conducted by 4-H youth who are students at Ohio state Univenity It opened with a luneheon. Pomeroy Lions Vote Support In Meigs Hospital Bond Issue Jury Returns The text of Khrushchev's lunch was not ~leased lmnleLeo Vaughan Wednesday asked for support from the Pom· But an authorized FN:nch source reported the Soviet pre- eroy Lions club on the May Primary bond issue for the promier said . . !'osed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital, and gol it. "It is n~cessary that the USSR . Vaughan, seereWy of the bOard France be united for tbe of trUJteel of the original group of peace. autborazed in UH6 to build with Dale Smith, for~man of the pe· not wish to drive a $200,000 a veterant memorial hos- tit jury in the ease, Obio venus pital, was the speaker for the William Pike, on an indi~t of France and her luncheon meeting of the cJub held ~~~~e:( 70,f '!~~ed a ~does · in soeial rooms of f,he Federated Co .... Cn~y 0 .....ty 10 Metga 'IJ/1 church. un.,. . ommon Pleas oourl .E:'ollowing YaU&hao'.s ..re,view The lUI')' was, out 2"2 ho~ iO. 0 · 1:1 the "j bJ •-· -· If the-cue ln-W,i:l.cli ·Proaecutor JU~ot: pftlposal for a ELKINS, W. V.a. UPI - Resona: s ...... ,. Of e orts to 111dd O'Brien presented the state' 11aw pact ncm·aggreuion treaty cuers on snow ahoes blued a tl-iil to. th~ $200.000 10 Ullill Federal and John Epling Galli caae, put forward 1:1everal times by through snowbound mountains to· Hill Burton funds ma:y be obtain- defense couDRI ' lin was Soviet leaden. But ab&etvers re· d~y to n!ach the wreckage of an ed ~or a fO·bcd hospitaL, he serv- apPointed defe~seEpeou~sel ,::en calkod no Kremlin mention of it IHrpl.a~e near the West Virginia· ::d 18 a questJon and aJJBwer per-, Pike had told the court he was ue:since last summer's Geneva for· VJJ'glma border. · . . able to procure -counseL eign ministers' conference. Two pomts ra11ed were: M be · . - How about doctors of osteoem rs o1 the jury besides the The downed plane was believed to be a mihtary C-45 with three pathy sen'ing Patienta at the pro- f~~ma~ were Robert ~urrey, Vir· gm1a Kidder, John Meeks, I.overne men and a woman aboard missing posed new hospital' - WiU fees In the propoaed in- Peck, Betty Gilbert. Helen Damesince Tuesday night. Planes and helicopters circled the crasb stitution, which is to be non-profit wood, Roger Walker, Robert Story, ' Frank Murray, Orner Heas and scene late Wednesday bu't saw no be lower".' mdication of survivon. Neither question had any clear Irma Ihle. . . cut answers but Lions expreS&ed N~vt Mo.nd~y Pike wdl f.ace an Search teams tried to reach the the view that if solid information ~ddltional i.ndietment b~ the grand ill-fated plane before dark Wed· on lhe point• should be returned Jut)'. l.alie F. Fultz arrd Edison M neaday night but were held up by befbre the bond issue vote it Baker, presidents of the Pomeroy a tfresh IO·inch snowfall and drifts sh.ould stand better -chance of ap- ! D' G ted 1ad .-and Middleport Chambers o0f Com- of up .to 12 feet in rugged moun- proval. 1VOI'Ce8 ran mete~! r~ctivcl.y, announced to- tain country. Efforts to reach the Tbe club approved a resolution Local Court Entries day that a special jomt meeting plane. we.re suspended untll day. supporting the bosp~tal bond issue. Louise .J.<'abin has been granted would be held at tt.e office of the break. 1saue 11 for $235,000 a divorce from Robert E. Fabio The bood The missing twa-engine plane Ohio Power Company et 8 p .m. to be .retired at an average one and Mr. Fahin was ordered to pay disappeared on a flir;ht from Friday, Marctl 25, to plan a dehalf m~ll tax ove7 a 20 ~ear period. $60 per mOnth support for a min· finite program of proposed high· Rtchmond, Va. ,to Lockbourne Air . President. WlUJs Leadmgham pro or child accordinE; to <D entry in way impro'reD'Ients for Meigs Coun, Force Base, Ohio The last radio saded and mtrodueed, among otb· Metgs County Common Pleas report from the pHot said the plane ers, James L. Mahokey, new mana- Court. ly. It is anticipated that Lhe pro· was losing alt:tude with engine g,er of the City Loan and Saymgs Bertha Evelyn Staats was grantIJ'm developed at this meeting trouble and Icing wings about co., Pomeroy. He hall replaced ed a divorce from Wayne Clilton wi.Il be presented to the Division 3U miles cast of here. L1on Ernest Covert, who bas been Staats and Slaals was ordered to of Nanning and Progromming of pay $40 month support for the The A1r Force identified the OC· transferred to Portsmouth. the Ohio Department of Highways cupants of the plane as Capt. Wil· care of a minor child in another i.n 'the near future . ham G. I:SarOOur, Florence, S. C., OFF FOR "ASSAU leolcy. Gerald Preston will le¥ve Fri-------Fultz and Baker said the meet· the pilot ; Mrs. Elii:abeth n. Tuck· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ing M open to anyone in the ooun- er, Richmond, Va., a school teaCb- day morning from Cincinnati on Admissions : Lewis Sauer, Midty interested 10 big;h'W!ay 1•\Pl'Ove- er ami lifutenant colonel in the a non·stop night for a Nassau nmDts. 11hey aske(\ that persons Ctvil Air Patrol; Monroe Hatch, a holiday. It is am all expense paid dlcport; Mrs. Janet Sigman, RutWith a definite rerommendatton civtlian employf' at Shaw Air Force weekend by lhe Ford Motor Com- land. Dismissed: Jesse Lambert, Midhav.e·readHy avail_able all llhe facts · Base, Sumpter, S. C:, and Clarence pany, awarded to Mr. Pre&ton in Cincinnatl Distrlct Ford d.lePort; Mabel Ke1ser, Sharpsburg, perta•lni.ng ~ the 1r spedfi-c recom- Bomer. education d~rector for the a Dealers conttst. Ohio. mended Improvement, lncludin~g CAP an North Carolina. the route number.s, bridge numA re~ue. crew managed to bel'S and mileages in.Yolved. l'Orne w1thtn 214 miles of the crlish s1le before dHrllness closed m Wednesday nighl. Guilty Verdict In Pike Case Rescuers Blaze Trail In Snow 'T.O,WJIrd. wrecka•e . !1! ':adU:, H' h p I •g way rogram Will Be Worked 0 ut March 25th JUnior Firemen Make Record Hop Plans Rev. Chandler Speaking Again Here Tonight Final plans were made for the record hop to be held at the Sy· raeuse grade school . this Friday 7:30 to midnight Wlth Bill Miller from WMPO as emcee when the Syracuse junior firemen met this week In town hall . One new member, Roger }Jub· The Rev. Kenneth Chandler of bard,' was voted into membership. Pt. Pleasant who is "Conducting d::iP::l:om:;:•cy:::.:.·_~---;-----:l<~Y·:..._-'''---------'-----:J•::m:::e~o~R:_·_:W~h'.'lte~p":'.:'""'l~de":d:·_ __ a series of sped.al services at t~e Pomeroy BaptJst Church w1U preach tonight on "Can One Be Suce of Hmen Now?" 1 . "1!>. ., .~ In h11 sermon Tuesday evtming "On Cooperating with God" he ' ! . L.l pointed out that many fol .. s Uve . . in a sott of "11on corii.mitted man· · .. l(qre and finer exb,lbita by Meip ' apeaken will awear. They wiU be iS deaigned to be of esp6cial bene· ner" in not sincerety cooperaelng Coup.ty home demo111tratJon cluba M'n. Arena HayDel, clothinf spee- fit to these people in their volun- with God. Folk unknowin.ly are cooperating with the enemy of and,loc;al m~;H"Ctiants . lft! expected lalit~, Ohio State Univttaity, ~ and teer work, MI'Jf. Nolan said . to· be On dis'play MarCh 30 ,.. Mid- Mra. Jlnlne cramer, spechi\ t ;,~cial feature.!i during ffie d.i.y their soub," he said. kev Chandler will speak again dleport tllgh school auditorium events direetor, 'Columbus and wul ~nelude 1.a skit, style revue, when the 24th r Annu.a.l Achieve- SOuthern Ohio Eleetrie Company. slldo taken 'tn West Germany (by Sunday morning at 8:30. He wHl meet with the youth at 8 tonight ment Daj: iJ ttl,ked. Everyone, not ust members of 6. Cramet) and spcclsl music. Mn. Geneva Nolan, extention Home Demonstration clubs, ia in· Tbe style revue wlll feature tai1· to discuss "Bay and Girl Prob· agent, · Home EeonomJcs, said any. vited to the 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. ofed garments and others made in lems." one wlth a apeciil interest or hob· A.cllievement Day which adjourns for'in,er clothing projects. Anyone ENROLL AT MARIETTA by Is invited to produce an eduea· at noon for a sack lunch (do Jt wishing to participate in the revue David Boney, a senior, Pomeory, Uo-. eM1bit to "help other famiUes yourself kind) and group coffee is "invit~d to telephone the local Carl Wolfe, a sophomore, Racine, put more fun into Uviq." hour. Reaistration begins at 1):30 extension office. 'I,'heme of this year's Achieve· a.m. The Achievement Day is being and James Baker, &ophOmore, of lneht OaF ts ''Leatninf Puts More Adviaon of 4-H clubs an4 m«Jth· tponsored by the Melgs .County Ex· Syracuse, have enrolled for the ~ in Llvinc." en of .f.H, club ·memBers are e1pee- tension Service through the County eecond semester of cla88es at Mar· To explain tbil ·theme," two ially llf&ed to attend. Tbe proaram Bitme DtmomtraLion Council. ietta CoUeee. • wart• 8.uger: Better EXhib.Its Expected MarCh 30th For Meigs • Count y's' Aonhal' :M:tmevemenf Day . Oba:rge w.iJ.l be beld at Che lmtg County Auditor Gordon Cald- Bottom Mebhodli.t Ohlii'Ch Satur· • Well .announced toda7 tbe dead· day eveninc it "'1;30. The pJ'OillaDl conunittee, , :t.ltr. Hne for house trailer tax Is AprJI lint. . . GeDe\"S Yoa'- and Mn. Rulh.l.a Tbe 1u: u·$,18 a· rev l'elmll•os 'Shutrlr.Ny. it pl&Jrrtlng &n tntireat.Of ' 11Je of tbe trailer. The ' Jaw tnr prneram.. Lee Wa}J.ace and 0. di!Y· .peaaJI¥ ~ ~k are the nireabmeilt provides for a ftr .011'1> .diJ • • f'!" \Iii' .-otiJ eommj.ttee. All "" welcDall. •I ,.. secl'ttary· Auodlfion enlighten the Cer<emony Inc., a non profit · ~:~-ident tho hottdayo lump Mr11 C- L Arnold left Tuead&y Cor 111 visit in Gallipolis with her son·in·law and dauehter, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Richards and family. Robert Sloan, Eugene WIUou&hby, Glen Thoma, Harold Hiler and George Wagner were buatneaa vis1tors tn Columbua Saturday. While there they \'lsited Dick Genbelmer, a student at Ohio State University. Expert Advice Will Be Obtained In Probl~m Of Joint Staff Operation E.astcr mailing envelopes this year. 1 h~y wtll mett 1fter Church on March 27 to do tbis. Mrs. Clydia AI· lensworth is chairman of the project. The traveling prize which had be£n contnbuted by Mn 0. E. .DI:cKmley wa:; won by Mrs. AliE'ns. 1\'orth. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Childst Mrs. Geora:e Mein· hart and Mta. Hudson. Ward of Shirley, t;.... -. .. Meigs unity Hospital Trustees Elect Mrs. Pearl Reynolds President l)'. A readmg, "Stoey of the Dogwood Tree," was given b)" Mrs. George Hud$0n . 'fhe group decided to purchase lilies for the church sanctuary and a goal of 36 wu aet for attendance for Easter Sunday. As 11 the yearly custom of the class, members wlll addreu .he Mr. and MtJ. Eu&,ene Triplett entertamed with a surprise party Friday after school honoring their son, Eugene, on his 11th birthday. Game11 were played and prizes awarded the winnera. After the honored guest opened his gift&, ice cream, decorated · birthday cake, Kool Aid and candy were served by Mrs. Triplett asaiJted by Mrs. Oliver Michael and Mrs. Lee Tyo. Present were Dickie Dayjs, Btu Moore, Ronnie Tatterson, Steve Flnlaw, Bruce and KeUy MeKeazie, Ronnie Logan, Mike Marth\ Charles Hyaell, Paul Smith, Terry Holdren, DOn Swishe,r, Leonard Van Meter, Dennis Wehrung, Willis Dunt, .Dick \Verry and Beckr Jane Triplett. enttne Oh5ao: C.t,.,.aWt elM.._ •ltttla...,.IMIIMCfllfta....,. •nd ....._. Ia......,.,........... dvrlnt ttM 4ar Mill ...., INIIIt ., tM Nat• toriJtht. ,r.., ,.,.., XI NO. 21!-9---'-- - - -- -.. - - - - - - - - - - - - ----;o----;;~,---:-:c:-:--:-.,.- .-:-=::;:-;;:;-;-;;;;;;-------------------.-::=~.- ----Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, !fblll'lday, March 24, 1960 SINGLE CO~'Y _ 5<: prayer was given by Rhodell Stef- I WEATHER ....... ond ..... 40. Low toftltht in tht 211. Mrs. Martha Cbilcb wu the devotional leader and the openins Mrs. Ethel Hu.a:be~ waa lbe devotiOnal leader and UMd lhe topic 'Christ's Farewell Sermon." She josed with the poem "Give of Your Best " Durin& tbe buameas meetmg a letter Wlf read (rom the I foreign miwonary wbo was remembered by the Clute at Chriat· I mas time. A letter was alao read irom Mrs. HU(II Morris, a mi ... slonary In Japan who had been remembered by tbe Circle stveral years ago. • at y • of the meeting. lw LUCILLI loi.6WKUd Mr. and :\trs. Bernard Sue"Gza daughters, Karen , Kathy ¥'d r.b't. Gibbs, of the social comnnt· K1m Ann of CanMnsburg, f;~ .. tee, announced that the sorortty were weekend guetils of her parwould bave a Sprm& Clotch at 12 ents, Mr and Mrs.' Philip Me.ler Wehe Terrace. , noon on March 31. M1ss Carolyn Me1er, studeftt .Mrs. Welker, or the social com· , nurse at St. Joseph Hospital, mtttee, ann(>!IOC('d that th e Found· Parkersburg , visited over the er's Day dinner would be held on weekend w1th her parents, Mr. April 28 al 6.30 at the Sportsman and Mrs. Phlllp Meier. Jn Athena. Mr. and Mrs R. B. Wilkins of Lancaster are guests of her moMrs. Rose Susun, of the Wa) S ther, Mrs Addie Grueser. and Meana oommtttee, was named M1ss Virginia Fisher, Charlesby the group u their "Girl of the ton was the weekend guest of Year." her aunt, Miss Nettie Koehler. After the close of the busmess They were Sunday guests of Mrs meeting a. cullural program on Charles Weaver in Galllpolis. "Enjoyment oi Nature" was g1v~:n Susanna Arnold, daughter of by Mrs. Jean Hlazew1 cz and Mrs. Mrs. Maxme Arnold and Sherrie Danny Thomas. nefreshments Bllickston , daughter of Mr. and were served by Mrs. Amsbary and Mrs Harold Blackston, are eonMra. Roger Morgan. fined to theU' hon1es with throat infection. VOL day evenin& at the church with Homer Rice, pruident, in charie Mainly About People In Pomeroy The Certificate of Merit from the' Heart A.llodatton for the Chap· ter's work in the past heart dnve was strown to the group by the president. Spring Hats Dresses and Purses Phillip Sistc.rs Style Shop COURT STREET Brown, president, presided over the meeting and an nounced the atate Beta Stgma Ptli convention whtch w11l be held m Dayton on June 3, 4 and 0. Mrs VirgU '1 •..- Mrs. Allensworth Heads C.ommittee On Easter Mail Beceans CLass of the Middleport Church of Christ was held Tue• Baptist Chu~h . !wliddleport, met Tuelday eveniDI at the chutTb with Mrs. Charles Bennetl, vice chairman, in char&e. e COSTLY 'AT IIAIII IL CINTRO, Calli. UP.-.._ MI.., L. Atullar compfelnetl t . day tiMt a ral• the ,.. cantly l'ltUI'IM aa an -.lore tf tfoo County HMI!h Dop...-at put her In • hlwh tax lwacbt Mel now the mvtt pey $1.50 a WHk more in tu... The March meetin,a: of the LDY•l 'I'ht Love-J' oy Circle of the Flnt Tbe Women 's A560ctalion ot tbe THURSDAY Md FRIDAY Shitley Ward Is Recent Newlywed Mrs. Hughes Was Devotional Leader When Circle Met • OIUCKLE FOR TODAY '• • More Study Of Ohio's Flood Problems Asked By New Group COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's new advisory flood control council of the state Water Commission Wednesday recom. mended a thorough study <>f the state's role in flood control activities. Tbe recommendation included research to determine the type of legislation needed to get tbe flood control program rolling. ~e study would include vi1ib to otherstates which have set up flood eon. trol agencies. S. L. Frost, director of the Wa· ter Commission, said agenda in mrector Koder M. Colli.!ion of Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York. Obio'!l new Department of Indus· Connecticut and CalJfomla sbou)d trial and Econoq~ic Development be studied. Any legislation would Include asserted today that Ohio fman· ciers are overlooking a new and flood plains regulation, :whkh affective tool to .assist econonlic I would designate the danger zoneli development in the state. and mclude construct1o11 of bridge~ or other activities that 9foiald reHe referred to Ohto's new De· strict flow of wa1et In tlmei of velopment Corporation law which fi!)Ods . was pa.ssed in the last session of He said until the ·study is ~ the Ohio legislature. The new law pleted, outright aonln& cannot be permits 10 or more persons to recommended, form local, regional or state-wide The council also reeommended development corporations for pro. a study on creation ofa revolvlnJ motlng industrial expapsion or fund which could mate IQUJS to helping already est.ablr1hed in - communities .In f]pod Contnl df.s. dustrl.es to expand. It also permits tricta. It could 'lerid mouey· to gl!!t ; · banks to lend money to such cor- 1 new couervancy dttttictl it.art.e( • £ potations lor tb.e fint Ume. Froit aaid. ' ' · 1 Ohio Financiers Overlooking Bet Deve}0pment I In � 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/. 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