https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a9c7adca24e52331f299777e33b83566.pdf aae0eda85b7340d98e5442c1b58e25b1 PDF Text Text .. --.. ~ \ . '-'"DailY Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., March 25, 1960 I I - . . ~- . -~ . Forest Run W.S.C.S. Took Award For Dr. Heaton Gives Highest Percentage Attendance At Meet Talk ToP. T.A • ••,....u TAX LAW Ke•"th Morgan's ALBANY, N. Y. UPl-Gov. An award for the highest percent of attendance m Its <Cia,.. iflcation In the Portsmouth district was received when the Nellloa A. R<>Udeller Thuroday , 13th B"lrthday Is On Pupil Health 1i(Ded a blll repeallni 1 sectioo WSCS of the Forest Run Methodist chu,rch met Wednesday Dr. Ray Dean Heaton of Porn of lhe o&ate ill<O'"" l.u law whlcll d S t d eventng ot the home of Mrs. John r. B~Uy with Mrs. Ru53 Waf.. £roy explamed the importance or Mquirod parontt lo mclude In serve a ur ay 1mmumzat1on agamst various diS· son as co-hostess. ' IM. 1won 1 It was voted to Jncreue theh' ntunu the momes tb&ll' The thirteenth btrthday o( Keith eases when he spokelf.o the Chester "StewardshiP" was tbe topic the pledge for the year. Money c-bildren had earned baby·&! tUn&. Morgan 'i''U celebrated at h1ri ~me PTA at tt& March meeting held at of the program presented by Mrs . making projects were discuued last $aturday everung lhe Chester Sdtool. Alfred Yeauger. Group s.lnclng and it was decided to bave a of "What A Ctlarge To Keep rummDge sale ln tbe near future . Games and dancmg were en}oyed Potluck Dr. Heaton also explamed tbe 1m Preceded Meeting Have I" opened lbe prot:ram lol._ durin& the evemng 01nd Keith portance of people knowmg what 1s lowed wttb prayer by Mrs. YeauRugs· made by the group to sell had opened Jus g1£U ref':!~~''"~~ YOUR NEXT Church Of Christ Loyal Women Cla55 mcluded m their pohctes for hos ger and scripture readin• by as a mone.r making project were of sandwiches, potato p!lallzation. He stressed that the Mrs. Obrlsty Baer. displayed. A grab bag sale wa1 A pot luck dinner proceeded the regular meeting of the rmc prmt 1hould be read so that soft drmks were served ePRIVATE PARTY held. mother, Mr~ Roger Morgan, to Loyal Women of the Middleport Church of Chnst when they one would know exactly what wtll Four articles oir the topic were eRECEPTION A ulad course waa. served b7 Mtke Uoyd, Mtke Archer, Jimmy met Thuroday evenlng at the church be paid and what he will have to reid including "A Definition of the hostesses to 14- members diU'Johnson, Mtke Puckett, Randy Rev. and Mrs Fre-d I. Gardner -,~o~be-,.-n-t_,to-m-em-:b:-,-rc: , c . h : c: o-a""re pay Dr Heaton was generous wllh Stewardship" Mrs. Yeauger; "Ste· 0 eBANQUET Jluruphreyll, Farrell Sbuler, Judy were guc:ats for the evening and ltll or oul of fown . his time in answering questlons He 1 wardship of Timf', Mrs. U. S mg the oJOCial hoUr. :11oor·e. Joy Boggs, Diane Van- tbe bleumg before the dmner was pre~nt.ed'-a gift from the orNease; "Stewardship of PoBSen· eMEETING Cooney . Di~:~ne Cnswell, Linda Wil- waa given by Rev Gardner Mrs. Roush told the gnur. of ganu:ahon by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell ion". Mn. John Scott and "Stecox and Suunne Bradbury. ¥n C. E. Vance, Mrs David her recent eltperJence of at nd- Durmg the busmess meetmg con wardship of Talents", Mra. Fred Mt. Olive Daht Sr., and Mrs Herman Lohse Nease. Group .smging of "Take Keith's grandmother, Mn Davtd were tbe commtttee m charge of lng a dr1ve-m· churoh tn Flortda ductt'd by the president, Mrs. carl Kautz, plans were made ta serve One particular d1y was desipat· My Lile and Let Jt Be" concluded Social Events McConnaughey , and hu aunt and th11 dmner arrangements. Spring POMaROY"$ aEST Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent the school employees banquet on the pngram. unde, Mr and Mrs David McCon- fiDWcrl were used fqr decora- ed as All State's Day wtth Ohto A.pnl 22 and the basketball ban· Tuesday with Mrs. Gertrude Warnhavmg the most in attendance at Priwtt Roome For naughey, of Cmcmnah, and bh pa· tion~. During the business .sesston er and son, Oak Hill . Lhe service There were 107 quet on Apnl 29. 10 to 17D People ternal graodmottter, Mn. W. A. wtth Mrs. yeauger, president, iD Mr and Mn. Denver Curtu and Morgoi n of Rock Springs, also vtaFollowtng the dinner Mrs. Oh1oans attendmg. M1ss Wilma Herrman's second charge each member contnbuted. family of Columbus, Mr and Mrs. ited at lbe Morgan home over the Lohse waa devotional leader tor Mrs Reynolds thanked the com· grad~ won a book for haying th.~ 25c Ior the Lanuster School of L. D Pierce, Larry Curtis and .:tfr. weekend to help celebrate Keith'a meeUng wltb the theme for nuttee for working on the dinner most par-ents present. and Mrs Ru.ssell VanMeter spent The orgamzat10n voted to buy ,a lnrthday devotions being on "'Gardeno" arrangement~ and also Mrs. Leo Saturday evening with Mr. and Grandmother Givea After 6 P ,M. with IF<>llowir>g the slngmg or " l Come ctnlds for laund~rmg the curtains water cooler rar the school This ts ' Mn. Russell VanMeter Merchants Police St>rvice Birtlulny Dinner Event Garoen AJone", Mr& Lohse The Good Frtday services which the second electric cooler the PT.<\ Mr. and Mrs. Roger DiUon baYe Mr and 'Mr1. Arthur On enter- gone to Norfolk. Virginia, where BUNCHE $EES EMPEJlOR an article on "Christian Gar- will be 11 t the Church of Chrilt has purchased for the school tbts tamed with a dinner Sunday at he has employment. TOKYO UPl-U. N. under eec· I dens"' and Mrs Darst read several were announced and the' iroup year BLACK AND WHITE wool the1r home In Bashan in observ· retary Dr. Ralph Bunche and verses of scripture. voted to purchase Jilie.s for the The teachers served refrelihServing Good Food ance of the second bJrthday of tweed 001 tume 11 by Hannah Mrs Bunche were received ln Mrs Roaco'e Satterfield told or church for Easter. BAN DISC JOCKEY ments. and Legal Bever"1!"• audience today by Emperor HtrotheJr grand,daughftr, Rogme Kay Troy. Tbe box Jacket, 1n the POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y (UPl)hilo and Empre Nagako at the the date or Easter i1 deter· The bostesaell (rom the mont\ 11 fashion -favored top ot hipbone Grucser. A decorated birthday cake Radio StatiGn WEOK Wednesday Until 2:30 A.M. Mrs. Oac;n Rou.sh read of February served a dessen impenal palace Jengtb, I• b.lund tn ailk braid was served with the dinner. banned the use of the term disc ~==========~~~· oo Easler in Jerusalem course alter the busmesa mee~ Cheshire Preacher at neckline, fl'Olllt an4 aJeeve& Preaent were Mr. and :Mra. Clar· jockey on U.s record shows ~use · Gardner cloeed the de· mg They were Mrs Satterfiel4 The whtpla.ah. aheath wttb ence Grues-er, Mn. Minnie Orr, f)r . of ''unpleasant ~t.ions" A service wtlh a prayer. Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Jacob Betz an\ To Speak At and Mra. Roger Grueser and daugh- statioq spOkesman ea.KI the word hlgher-than·N!gular walltlblt Will Reynolds, president, Mrs . Roush. 11 belted In bLack l&tiD.. ten, Rogine Kay and Liza Ann, and "musieMters" wou·ld be used in was iQ charge of the busmess Baptist MMting ~~~=;,;;;~;,;;;;,;,;;;;;;;;;;~;i the bost and h011tess. the f~. meetmg .and thank you letteu WJills Anthony, pre1ident, prewere read which included one Special Pmgram Sided when the Men'a Fellowship ,-,-::A~T~E::S:-1:-N:--::BE::R::L-,:1:-,N Aroun4 And Barbara jones To Visit rrom the Cleveland Child center of the First BapUst Church, :wt:idBERUN UPI- U. S. Defense Round ·robin letters were written Of Easter Music OU .4s Liule Sister dleport, met Thursday e\·enlng for About Secretary Thomas S. G11tes arrivBarbara Jones will be in Athens ed here Thursday for a 20--hour !heir second meeting of 1960. Loool Conference b Given At Meeting "The GrMtest thts week end as the guest of her vi.!it in what he called "the cruMiddleport . nnnnd Next SunJ11.,., • A ~pedal program of Easter mu .Mr. Anthony opened the meeting sister, Sharon, sophomore at Ohio cial Tado Son.., lion P'....,...,..._ ly FIIDDII HOUDASHB"t outpost of the free world." ...J sic was presented Thursday after with prayer which waa followed Umversity, for the "Little Sister Th~ local C(lnference of th e En· 1 noun by Mrs . O. P. Klein when the by pre-Easter readings by Tony in a Sandw.ich 11 Frank Cheesebrew is reported Weekend" at the university. ~ ~,. te-rpnae and . Mornmg Stn EUB Afternoon CJrcle o( Heath Meth- l''owler and Kalad Hlndy. Barbara will stay at Lindley to be Improving at Holzer HospiPlau· ll....,• "";t.!.:; , ..... Churches Will be held Sunday, o<hst Ch urch met for thetr regular Plans were made for the next Hall and wiU attend the parties M.ok-. tal followmg aW'gery last week . Mareh 27. at 2:30 P m. at th~ meeting meeting when Rev. Hoover, pastor M:ra. Robert Re~ Ja ln Chilli· and production of "Carousel" and Enterprise Church. Dr. C F . Lut Mrs Everett Davis was devotion· of the Chet1hlre ·B aptist Church, other activitiea planned for the rr V. IIC. U. I, Pn. 0C. conference superintendent, Will a! leader for the mecttng when 8 will be guest speaker and each cothe vUdting wltb ber daughter special weekend. and son -in-law Mr. and Mrs. Will· be lD charge of the meeting silent trabute was held for Mrs. man present at the meeting was reThe delegate and alternate de· R0 bert Rothrock who died this quested to bring another member lam Kitchen and daughter Debto the annual conference h k next month An oyster dinner will bz~ra. Fotrest Bachlel wao In Auction Sale Is be l • •-d Offi l.al 0 f both pa!:ll week. Mrs Rot roc was a 's•h'~ · and' 'c hurch~s member of the Circle when she be scrved at that time with Paul ' ' ' POMEROY 1 d W. MAIN ST. sun ay c oo s !Jved here. Smart and Harold t. Hubbard to vtenno today to vult with het Planned By Group mother, Mrs. J . W. Dawson. are urJed to be present Mrs E M. Blake acted as secre· be in charge. Paul Winn who has been con· For Next Mee..:ng Member!! of the Fullowthlp who tary m the absence of Mt'ti . M. L tG hi& home for a number u Frenrh. Mrs Noah Haskms pre- were Ill were remembered by the fmed .>! wtlltkl w1th illneas is reported Mrs Don McKnight and Mrs. sen ted the lesson wh1ch was tak~11 group with cards. New membership to be quite 1mproved. George Conde were ho~tesses from the study book, "Way In AI - cards were di8tributed by the sec· ! when the Sew Rite Sewing Club rtca " retary, Kalad Hlndy Mrs. Edward T. French beg~n met Wednesday evening at their Refreshments were 'lerved by Refre10hmenta were serYed by part time employment at ?!hugs club room Mrs B N East, Mrs Homer '-.:Mk. Mr. Anthony and Clifford Hayes to General Hospital thl.s week. Durmg the business session with ·drs. t:lla Reuter, :\olrz; Blake ar.d those previOusly mentioned and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Atkms and 'Mrs Donald Collins presiding it Mn. Harry Chesher. Bob Haggerty, Owen Bratton, daughter, Marcia, and s~n. Ro- was decided that each member 1,--..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:._~ Gerald Anthony , Edison Baker, bert and Mrs. Vonya Jenkms and would bring an old dress and hat Lawrence Bmg and John Kauff son, Larry, ail of Charleston to the next meeting for an auction SEE spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. sale and members to w-ear the ar· Mainly About J . P. Jonu. ticle.s purchased Don Mull~n was Demonstro~iQn Mrs. Edward Burkett who un- present and apoke OH fHe HOspital derwent surgery at the M1son Issue. , Club Complems _ t oday is reported to be Games were play~d and prizes Clinic In Pomeroy improvmc. awarded to Mra. Roy Blankenship, ay i.UCILLI HAWKINS March 30 Plans Mra. Charles Neal sustamed Mrs. James ButJer and Mrs Dayton Plana were completed for Acb· painful burns lo her band .at b&r Strickland. The door prize was Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grue.ser a.la Day to be held at the home Thunday. . awarded to Mrs. Edward Wells. ~-~~jl~~~'·wjth Loean, spent the pllat R&v. Tom Wyatt, former resJA dessert course was served by High School audlt()rtheir parent~!, Mr. 30, when tbe Rock denl and employee of the Home the hoste9Ses Hoste~~es for the Mrs. Clarence Grueser .and Demonstration Club Laundry viaited briefly here with next meeting wtll be Mr Raymo.l.d and Mrs. Arthur Orr. at the home of fnends Wednesday Rev. Wyatt l9 Baity alld Mrs. Roy Blankenship. CANDY STOR. · C M. Hoover of Palnct· putor of a Church of Christ in vtlle arrived Wednesday Ior 'a idooeno-n.deandy~~ George presided I Ash.Jand. turned lut nliht from Woodsfield vislt wtlh Mrs. Thoma1 Goeglem Crvette. motor with powergllde, while g Passenger Wagon . Clean Interior, good potluck dinner Mrs. Harry Bailey of Columbus. wbere tbey were visiting with at the meeting. A and !:than Harper. t1res sound 6 cyl motor, heater, radio, vinyl interior trim new top, Roman Red Was served lilt noon. A safety prot~ vis1t1ng with her 80n-in law and Mr. and Mn. Joe , Youn& Jr., aDd Mrs Everett Thomu substitutfinish, whitewall tires. Plenty of go. waa •Presentl&d by Mrs . Amol daughter, Mr. and Mn. Clarence family. nlce condition throuihout ed tor Alex Clio at the senior gram Murray. Carol Bachtel and Mr1. Ferne t,.eonanl. bl11h aehool Wednesday. Attendini were Mt11 . Homer l Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Hayman were in Athens yeaterWomen of the Grace Episcopat Radford, Mn. Skinner, Mrs. Chas.~f~mtly spent the past weeken_d day. , Church met at the Parish House Mr. and Mrs M. L. Frtncb left Thuraday for a day of sewing fOC' Goeglein, Mrs. Le()nard, Mrs Ar- wltb Mr. and M':8. Lloyd _Harrts 9 Passenger Wagon . Clean one owner new Belvedere Hardtop Coupe, V8 motor with ChUdren'a Hospital in CmcinnaU. tee Abbott and Mrs. Henry Wells. and Mr. and Mis. Fred Gtbbs. . last Sunday for a two wee1c:t vacaMr. and . Joe Young Sr., re- tion at Fort La-uderdale, Fla. 1 guest. Back lunch w&s setved at noon. J.anelle Cumings car trade in Mcr<:omatic trans ., radio, heat- automatic trans., lvory over dark blue finRev. and Mrs. WJillam Robert& er, like new tires, 2 tone blue !inish, ish, good whitewall tlros. radio and heater. overnight guests of Rev. Smltb in GllUpohi on Th;":odoY.; Rev. Roberti is teaching In a Lentea 1cbool each Thurs day evenlll(. 9 Passenger Wagon . 6 cyl. motor and stan· Bel Air Hard Top Coupe. V8 motor, power· Mrs. Eldon Weeb 11 apendinJ dard transmission, llke new interior and glide, power steering and brakes, radio , the week in Reyn'>ldabura: wlt:b origlnal blue finish, radio, heater . Mr. and Mrs. Joba Weeki. heater, whitewalls. beautiful white and tur. Mrs. Richard Rupe, worthy ma· quoiae flniBh. tron of Pom•roy Chapter OES, .at· tended Frienda Nlf:tlit and a reception for the deputy 1rand rna· 6 Pa110enger Wagon. Locally oWlled and j ~::~ :,o,\r, Oiatrict D. Jane Sauer, at low mileage by local owner, V8 motor, turevening. VIctoria V8 Hard Top Coupe. rordomatlc, returned bogllde trans .• power brakes , radio, heater, lrqm MI. Carmel ivory and .grey finish with spotless match- radio. heater, 2 tone finish . ColumbwJ, liiDd l l COD• ing vlnyllnterlor trim. nicely, e Qb PLAN and ARRANGE I HOM MARTIN • at . • y enttne VOL XI NO. 291 -· - MissY011flg Too . !it _, -- WhQ~S Kidding?. Wins AgainIn TV Ratings OISTRICT. ~COMMITTEE - the committee on research of the P.ortsmoulb District of the;Methodist Church left to right, Dr. Richard Bauer. dilitrict su)i¢rlntendent; ReO. ~uUus Chandler (chairman), Rev. Roberto N~~~Sman, secretary, and Rev. Wald Radford. spent Wedn~sday here In five visits at routh· em Meigs county Methodist cliuiches with 66 lay people. Here they are on the steps of the Por1Iand Church. .. of?!f ~ 1 Peon!' · SPORT MODELS IIJl AT BIG SAVINGS AT BIG SAVINGS 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · $665 1956 CHEVROLn · · · · · · $2195 va 1955 MERCURY SINGLE CO!'Y - ant I •..,..It $1095 1957 PlYMOUTH · · · · · · $1395 1956 CHEVROLn · · · · · · $1295 LADif.S BLAZER 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · $1695 1955 FORD · · · .. · · · · ·· · · $1095 1958 CHEVROLET · .... · · $1995 4 Door Yeoman WaiOJI, VS motor, power· glide. radio, beater, power steering. Less than 20,000 actual mileage by local customer. Ures, llnlsh and general condition like new. 1959 FORD · · · .... · · · · · .. $2395 4 Door SU!tlon Wagon . Beaattful white OV· er blue finish, clean Interior. good tires, VB motor and Fordomatlc trans .• heater. Seminary Student Is Coming Here Sunday AN EXCELLENT VALUE IN 1957 CHEVROLET ········ $1765 l 1 Tor Hard Coupe. Monclalr, 348 cu. ln. Chevrole motor with 4 's peed manual transmission. radio and lteoter. BeautUul white over red flnlsh . 1955 OLDSMOBILE $1195 Super 88 ,Hard Top Coupe. Hydramatic trans .• power steering and brakes, radlo1 heater, whitewalls. real sharp lllslde ana out. COME IN NOW & SAVE ALSO CHECK OUR BARGAIN DEALS. ON . ' ' THE '60 CHEVlES ROY MOTOR CO. Less .. .Pomeroy, Ohio Annual Spring Meeting Sonl{fe~~t Of WSCS Next Tuesday The annual Sprln' meeling of thl:!l Woman's Society of Chnstian Service of the Metbodlat Churdtea I• to 1>e held at Frantllo Avenue Methodlet Church l~ated at l"rank· lln-av and Lop~t. Portsmouth, on f\le&day. M.atcb 29. Realatration be&ina at 9 a m. and the momma ICIIIon w\11 start pomptly at 0:45 witb many important ltemt of bu1lneu, roll call and pled&:e servlcet. The matn apeaker wiU be the past president of tiH! Ohio Conter· ence, Mrt. H. ll. Baker of Toledo 1 the Woman'l Soclety of ChrisUan Service. who la now chairman of the Weale,oaD .s.rviee Gutld. Other speaten WID be the dl· :ector& of l'OO% All Wool Flannel Blazer At the Jl)'tell. Run Free Meth.,. dlst Cb\Jldl, Sunday at 2 p. 111. • aontlt4t will be held with all singe~ iDdlvlduals and u lfOUPI Jnviteil. Featured will of ~ineeu~ b~ ,,....... 1•1401 April 8 In Gov. o!fiee of the IJ'OUp. recommended by tbe tbe HOuae, blld tbe phone, todl)', be appolntment. i AeeoltftD CHOCOLA,... Pockets- Fully Lined- Crest : .,.........70 . a. Cttoc.latt On Pocket. ~isn luttw lon 10 to 18 ' \ ', ' Fruit . ond Nut . 'Egg - $·1.00 ' ' "' ' ,. ec1.i!clY B.ook. Mut Chocolate. • ' Elllel Ofr, Circle, MYrtle Smtih of lhe \ are ia te"ndlDI I ekuctioa for ' cut, was He has the past he was planning a~tack because Jew· eomplained of his and red-painted . Men Fined In County Coun Here Twa Of Two Egga \ Et~~ t04 .......... . WHIT£, RED and NAVY Rep. Meinhart Na1J1ed To Tu StlldY Group Rep. oeorle l{elnhUt, · ~ddle­ port. hat been uked to .aerve on • otucly gro~p to rev~.... Oblo pr.. pertJ tax laws, it wae announced 2 Roomy Patch Jackets James Kennell, student of the seminary at Capital University, will conduct services at St Paurs Lutheran Church. tbis Sunday. Rev. Kenneth Priebe, president of tbe Ohlo DiJtrlct of American Lutheran Churches. win meet witb the «tUrteilf!l ()f St. Paul'.s and SL JobD'1 Cburcbes 1bunday April 7 at a p. m., lDStead of on April 5 II l)leV10U~ IDDOUDced Scheduled At Hysell Run Chureb JACKETS 1955 MERCURY · ·· · · · · · $1195 Fruit a,nd Nul and ' Chocolate Full:'e ', .' State iilgh.way 'fatrol case& heard ln c:ounty court reported today Included Randall Adktns, 1$, Milwaukee, Wise , $10 and costs for havint on mutiler, and $10 and costa (latter su1pend~) for not beinQ able to produce a driver's 'ucenae; and Ell White, 39. Pomeroy, $10 and cost• for having no muffler. ~an . $1.50 5c an~ b,- the State Highwl)' Df.. Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers of Commerce tod!ll' partm<nt. lf not 1n MllHif, llllhad come to a meeting of fllinds on a blgb.way improvement mediately, .at lealt iA part. program for Meigs county. Some hl&hwQ' 'Pf.t)Cram at The proposals produced ln a joint meeting friday night In once here will be puobed lJ1 liar· officu of the Ohio Power Company will be carried to Marietta jett. " •• aid to the lOCil ...,. next Tuesday. There they will be presented during a planning no~iie Fulu. pr..ident of tbe and progrllJIIIlllng meeting of Dlris!on 10 of the Oblo DepartChamber of Commerce. ment of Highways. ·--d' The requests to be gjyen orally one IUQetted by othen at the a1~ IDJ were in Marietta by reprtsentativea of meeting. One, proposed by c. c. pre1ident of !be both £bamben are beUeved "in Cuekler. ~eel that the eba_mbers of Commerce eo-sponsored tbe meeting; line" with current lh.inkiol: Of tbe seek exteRJJon ~ re-loe~tion of Ohio) Department of Highways rei Route 33 from Five Pomll mto the McKelvey. Clyde K.Jrkland, ative to relocation of Route. 33 Letart-Ravenn.ood area, to tn· 1~·~' Morgan, John Werner, Roand 7 . Essential po1nta are: dude a new bndge across the Ohio Neut.zhng, Rep. George -Stratgbten and re-locate Rt. 33 River. BtU Atlms, Henry from the Athens County line to in- The reason - to open up tha Ra· Tom Westoo, Willil , Rich Rizer Follrod, 'la.~ol!~ / tersect Route 7 m the vtciruty of veru wood area to ealler access b Y Franklm Five Polnta. Ohtoan• who work there, and to _ ... -Pusb earlier recommendation. entice more Kai~r worken to I u••en, >, by the Chambers that traffic be re- build home• In Oh10. . ~ routed under the Ohio approach to However, it was eon-eluded this the Pomeroy . Mason bridge ao as could come later, as the program lll: . to create one-way ae4:!ell and approved had considerable chance '-'· of fulfillment, and the other one, egress. - Replace a "dangerous'' one- Yery little, in ao far as a bridee is way bridge on Route 143 near the concerned at this time. CrossroadJ. Dtscuuions also centered on ..Support the county commia- Route 7's re-location around Pomslonen' application for federal eroy and Middleport, but nothing aid to re-surface Route 143 via Solid is known of planning ln that Harrisonville to the Athens county direction . ErneSt Vineyard of Eastern High Jine, and re-surfacing of the For- Bernard Fultz recommended a Sehoul, and _Harold Graham, Harest Run Road over Dutch Town thorough study of economic re-- risonvtlle H1gh School, reYiewed 11111. aults to Pomeroy and Middleport tbe\r v~.att m Cincinn:ati to the Ro- W1demng of Route i2t to Ra· busineu that might be affected tary-sponSolred World Affairs In· cine, R.Qute 338 from Racine to througb suggested relocations. stitute, Friday night for memben Letart Fall1 and replaee two outCounty Commi.88ioner Ihl.n c. qf the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro~ moded bridges on Route 680. 1Hartinger spoke in approval of Oub. ' The program above waa voted on 1the plan accepted for presentation Program chairman C. E. Blaketand won in a: close count aver 1He saw good chances for accept- lee tntroduced the ~~piors and helPed in a· disoussiol'! pell'iod' after their brief talks. Rotarian Q).a.kes.. Jee d'ad taken the bvy.s to Ciflcin. nati last week and stayed witb them through the discussions anc1 Jecturel!l by out1Jndio"g pel80Dali· ties m world affairs. Both boys expressed a deep inin the anformalion and ideu cained at the meetinp lasl and Saturd.fY .... The lt;tea) their triJf... Reed. Jr. allDOUJtOo ed the lliNling with the 8ei1d Ro. tary Club next Friday .at 8 jl. m. to be held .at the :mdcileport b.lgb school cafeteria. The Ladies' Night event will be hi~Ughted by an address by Leolt· Evant. Jackaon, Ohio, banker who will also show slides. taken in 'fa:ni.sia wllile ,on a . recent federal d"fernment blisSion · I Sold Coast-to-Com WAGONS 211. students .... POMEROY MOTOR CO. tMIIht Agreed Upon By CofC Snow, Cold I lua4oy .....,. ........ Meigs Road Program ·nay Brings More Perry Mason HIDE-AWAY BAR I' clwdy.... - Pomeroy-Middleport, Oltlo, Saturday, March 26. 1960 -'"""""' .tt.,.,..... ,...... lonlolrl. ,.,....,,., Low ------~-- 1 FOR THOSE WHO CARE TO WANT ·rHE VERY BEST Oldo: Clovlly. cloudy an4 • little .,..... _ . IKtkNtt thil ..... ...,_,_ l'e 'l'lwt ltttft'ftta Of 'l'lle Jlelfl__,..... .4ree FREE PARKING Crow's Steak House WEATHER , 1 PHYSICIAN DIES CIUCAGO U~Dr. EmU Here is another ln the cwrrmot Grubbe, x-ray pioneer and aur· The owner may have vfvor of 93 operation1 for ~ahcer readers,are Invited to and AI.Ued ·illneuea, died todaJ . JN~iB. ' hours. II Of Tr1•p To CiDCIDR3 • fi• Ser•ing the chicken diDDet laat · .rooms of the Heatta Cllurch were Mn. N. T. Mrs. Dave Entsminger. Rainey, Mrs. James the Misses "Frieda Crisweu, Faehnle and Bess Sanborn. Re110urre Development To Be Studied Apr. 5 Resource Development will be further studied at a meeting AprU 5 in Kyger Creek Hi&b School beginolag at 7:30 p. m. Meig&-Gallia people interested are JnvitM to bear Howard Phillips_. Rural Devel· opment .gent, Monroe County. describe hiJ: prugram there. �• ... El"'''''"l p<Obleo" p:le up whPn the .•t>rvirl" ('ntr·an<'e to .your hom~ 1sn 't adt>qualf' to handle lo· . " li : I•i• n• • I!..' j . I. :I :-~ '•'• 1 l j ; .'' .....: " '' ' < t; ,; :: t: :: .. !; .' '. .' . • •'' '• '' ;' . ' '' .. .'' I I i ~ '•' .. • .. '' . • ••••• "• • .I . :~ ' '. '' .. ' • •.•• • '. •• ' ' .• . ...' '' ' • • ' I,_,.,_..,..,._ . .'" aoo: GRAVELY Power! MUkii;Jlfcer Mhldleport Feed MID I .IICI·IIAIIE ·. ~ALFL+.C: om Sour Cherries Are Easiest Of AllFruit Trees To Grow I~~~l~~;J~~~~~~~ Governor Addressed Club At Atinual Event L,.,., I I Power Cultivate ta.t1st.. DAILY CROSSWORD GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES & SERVICE •. For Sale .:.:~rr::: I John Deere CRAWLERS "'lll.ll'..,. -· IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY mr '0. TrJPnome. I"' 1.. "'aroop •• ~~ Of lbl'H . ".Aaomall til. Clrole •• •• •11. Wolle · ,'I,.AtfUII •• .. • :' •• •• • .••• : .J- •• ••• .l' .:: •• : t •••• ... f' ~ ~ ,. .. . ll.li':\":"."' .,._ .' ~ r· (lbbr,) lqnrm ' 1 -:, • Drive ' •' • P-er ' • 30 ,.,,. • ' • More for Your Money ..' •''. . . Me~gs ~~.untj I I .. Plow DEEP ' . Plow EASY . .' ··~ --·- •• I"' - ~ - ~ l Garden Site .Must Be Well Drained First m ...~ ·' "'-• U•· ShQ!r Vo~;'H"" ""'' ~"· J(•i"''"·eotts ~ . - ' . To . ~ l ' - -, Inc. . ~ :. DUV TOMIET Tbe Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Monday night at the DAV HaU at 7:30. Inspection will be l)eld and quarterly bli'tb· days honored. FYR-ZON SERVICE STATION. STORE· MILL PRCNICT PLANNED The Syracuse Ladies AuxiUary . of the Volunteer tire Dept. will hold a regl,llar meeting Monday evenirJa: , -Mareh 28. All members are uke!J to be present. Plans will be ttarted-on a project for the near future. Any Senior Fireman wish· lng to attend wi11 be welcome and they wUl be expected to assist witb the project. Th .. nday, . Friday and Saturday March 31, April 1 April 2 . Station Open 24 Roars Dally~- We Never Close -- Store Open Saturday Til 9 P.M. J :REFRESHMENTS :FUN FOR ALL :DOOR PRIZES AUXILIARY TO MElT A -regUlar meeting of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary will be held Marth 28 at 8 p. m. at the ~on Hallin Pomeroy. Th~;re will be two filma shown, one a tint aid fibn and . "mouth to mo~tb," artifieial respiration, and Ofte on ','fital accident." The Gallia County group ·will visit So they may see the films, _ Nothing To Buy Just Register 20% DISCOUNT .>,C!•Qb I',IJt!l!••• :r,~•rft~ ..i'"''< ·ror < ~..f.'tJJ{r ...;!1:.. An- on. Any''l)Oy who own or has the use of a or pony are welcomed to join the club .. WILL HAVE DINNER The Wildwood Garden Club will have a dinner at the Circle Restaurant, Wednesday, l4arck 30. ~ben are to meet on the parkinC lot by 8:30 p. JR • eastern room.' . 'j Invite everypne in South· an!l W. Vll. to stop in - ter for all of our free gifts. We have . many, many specials too numerous to list. We'll he looking forward to meet. ing you. We do hope you will be a winner. · Featurlllfl 'J'IJese Items 5 - Domlulon Steam lroas CASH and CARRY omnnnmnn"n -·--ooooo-ooooon--- 1047-4-11 - 2ti 1D47~t - 20 . . . -•-•ooo-oOooOooo•o•o -·-'·-----···--··-·;-••ooooooooo'•-•••• :mnmmmm ·, .RO .O FING r ELECTR~C - J1.SO 35.95 52.50 , 26.75 l<tOO 1MO • 7.00 2.25 2.6.1 2.95 ·'..." -.;,- -- - - - - - - -.- - - -. - - - ..................... ...'. ··"·' .. 4.00 ·· ~ ·,,~ ' ' . i' .\ . . ,-- . '! -! . .' - .._ :- . .......,:,, :•~-'-,Acmi•I!Y '-~~ .JN tOf)A\'. - '"~"!'~'!'I , ~ '· . ·1 ; 4 ., ...~soli .'tttctor ·.:· :· !• I: •• ': •• •• 17 CU. FT. CHIST Fli11b:ER -·-··-·-··•· $~.00 21 CU. PT. CNIST FUllER -- •• • :::_"·-· $,00 26 CU. FT. CHEST FRIIZER -····-·-----·· 449.00 20 CU. PT. UPRIGHT FREUER.... : •• ----~ 369.00 IS CU< FT. UPRIGHT FRIUIR --- ··c··-- 31t.OO MANY OTHIR •• < ~IKI 11.10 1.4.00 SIGN OF QUAa;.ITY , ' 11 1 . . .... ~-~ll ' .f ' Sutlr Run Flou, MUis . PHONII \\'1( a.aus . '4 'i H-· ~J. ~· ; :~~.i--·~"' ';:~F %'" 4 CYCLE ROTARY J 290.00 :175.00 300.00 .2$0.00 MOWER RIG. , Come - S · · ,... . ... 10% Qiscount ON ALL . qn RD. PT. SHOVEL . ........ $1.88 f.vc;rybody Can '"·:-· .- ... - ·-. ,_ ' :,_'" Orders HB . LAWN SJi:ED ......• 1.09 . ' .\ OR MOllE 50 FT. . .-------BaiJtl Pig De~ LAWN HOSE ,1,- Special Price $4.75 . Lcindnulrk· • ·City and .Rural I .~~-~ ' .... . . ' ." ·~·. ; FREE- 100 Cbkka With Each 189-lb. Starter & GrtnrOI'- " ' "' . RAKES ........ : . - U.89 OF 15 GAL. ', ~ 5,000 BABY CHICKS! * Brlag Your Own (;ontalllllers , . BOW '•~ srAidrAMD GROWER, wmr COCOlD.iOitAf · ·; · · · · · · · · · Reg. $4.95 ' .{· · -:.~,·' $44.50 $19.95 • STEPLADDj!RS ·""' ".89 '" ~ .· . FREE 1- Will Arrive Friclay Morning- FREE!_ . APRIL I ' .. ' . ' •·i ' L-tbDurk Speelall $225.10 Weldinw. Demo,Jtratic!-. . ' ' ' ON I ., . Friday & $cat. • DOUBLE TOP VALUE ~·STAM.fS O.n All Service Station Purchases ·During These 3 Big D.ays! 10.70 < 5 fiT, 1968 APPLIANCES • ON DISPLA.Y ''.1. tTIMS IN THIS arECIAL ' SEE ALL THE NEW From Our Station and·Store- Come ,and See_- Be Interviewed..:.. Meet Frank Youngwd APPLIANCES · t .-1- ' RANGE FYR.ZON GASOLINE ELECTRIC FRY SKILLET ·1.60 ····-·-·--<·-- ,,_ • All Especially Priced Listen To WM.PO! l-ive Radio Broadcast "' COitAL GAV. ROoPIN~ - SQ. ·-·- ·-···-·· 11.95 $-V ~ALV. ROOFING - SQ, 12.10 ALuM. ROOFING - SQ. _---····---·· -·;··- 17.00 . l'hese 3 Days! REGISTER EVERY DAY IF YOU WISHREGISTER AT BoTH STORE AND SERVICE STATION 30.20 Wire - 20 Rodt ···'···-··········-··· 9.39 ; · PURCHASES DURING 100 (5·20) A BEAUTIFUL UNICO $20.00 15.40 23.40 17.70 726 ,, 11 - 20 Rodo $23.50 726-12-11 - 20 Rodo ··--··-·-···-·------ 18.10 IU-+-11 - 20 21.50 112-12-11 -20 Rodt -·--·········-·-···· 20.10 20 Rodt ON FARM MACHINERY Also To Be Given Away llet.l Cooh• Corry - SAVE Several Hund~d DOLLARS 3 - Donneyer Portable Electric Mixers 5 - G.E. Automatic Toasters FENCE . TEA KETI'LES OR YOU MAY WIN A Beaulllul Un.leo l7 cu. Fl. Freezer 4- West Bond Electric Fry Pans • TRANSISTOR RADIOS '~ ' IRONS- FRY PANS Fly By .Jet From Olalo To The Beaeh At Waikiki Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. . 939--6--11 ' \lliXERS~ in Beautiful HA·w AII our store or service station and regis· - tcbool band YOU MAY WIN ·A VACATION .FOR TWO Note! III!PORTANT MIETIN~ There· will be a meetinM of Se"ior mothers of 'IfHS tJUs Tue&· day evenlnJ at 7:30 .at tbe high acbool. This II ·to be a very im· pOrtant meetlnt aa final plans f<u the senior trJp will be made. All Seo(or mothere are Urged to tend by Mrs. 10e Wilson, Jr. and Jam01 B~. ~;~? li APPLIANCES TOASTERS-'- COFFEE MAKERS. . . ktween ·the ·agea of eight On All Small FREE! FREE! FREE! RllllllS WILL l!IE!T Tb.e Meigs 4·H Pleasure Riders · ·' _...I;J. • .;r.. ttciL L ............... '' ..................................... · •so ..., 55 Ll. ROI.L ·····-·····-···-····-····-·-·· 2.95 45, L~~ ::: · . L ; .............. ·--·+-··-" ... 3.21 ' - Thursdoy • Fridoy • Saturday .... . .. !i 7U' -.. • n. ll ...... Danny Herbert. • MAR. 31-APR; 1&2 DAYBOOK t • I !, I tbe weekend with relatives here . Rouah and son. •••• DAILY SENTINEL lot-, Rt. 7, Chllllcotl!o, Qhlo ... SMI IMt. Inc,.... can com witt! Atric• Apple Grove Society News I - ! I at the 1ttl 6 14¥.1 - 10 Rod1 ; '' : - A thml&ht for today: American poet Robert frost said: "The best way out is ilwaya through ." JunJ.,. Welle of . _ CIIJ. len .,.., !be ~ '111111 IIIII moth«, lllln. DoU7 11'allo ""' family. Be&lie Slaughter, Roberta, SharThe new ol llr. IIIII ~ Mr. and Mn, Don Heiney and . on and Nancy Roush apeot Suo-Rudy Rlllle llao ,..... famUy of New Matamoras apent day with Mr. and Mn. Herbert ed on Mr. and Mn. Gerald Uneh -and Mr. and Mrs. J amu McGre·eory of Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McGregor of VillCf'nt Sunday afternoon. me Today 1.8 Saturtiay, Mal'Cb 26th. the 86th day of the year, with 280 more in UM,O. The moon ill approaehina it6 new phaae. The mornina: stars are Man, Jupiter and Saturn. On tbil day in biltory: In 1'7eG, the U. s. Naturalization 1 Att wa1 made law. • In 187&, NeW . En1land poet Robert Froat was born. ln. 1 1383, a fancy dreu ball launC'bed Mr. and )ira. William K. Vanderbilt into New York society. In 18921 Americ-.n poet Walt Whitman died In Camden, N. J. , ln 1023, actress Sarah Bern- ' hardt died in Paris. In 1953, a new vaccine capable of irrun.unlzin& human beings · against polio was announced by Dr. Jonas Salk of the Univerlity of Pittl burgh. IQOSTEIIS TD MilT -1M regular meeting of tbe di'Oport !lind Booatero.wlll be Mondoy at uo p. m. in lbo jf~Cib Balser of Chillicothe, Ohio l: - - VEST~RYEAR av,U.I~ p,,j. •nf!f!!Otk••a! t'"· . I . VA leedsville Events Of Week 'CODAY 4ND I ' By Bl•ltesl.. exclwding s:overnment mail and County Exter"lon Agent in businesset. day's ill<T{'a~t·d t.'ledrie load. Sullsidif>S h a\•e bof.>n a part or Su_bsid)' to Appliann·~ opt"rating poorly , tpe AQJer~li economp since 1789 eel • By W•lleL £.. Sllwo . ,: ·. htus blowing, inotors overheatJng wben the first t rriff Jaws" were fOr . - th eae are telJ.lale signs ttiat in the United Pk>Yfnent Frazer as MJSt(!r. W~STER FAMIL~ therP.'.'l somethmg wro~ with that •ployment , He ' seelftl to '· ha.v~ dl'op~~d the Oliver coe WI! a brother of H. yo ur t!leetricaJ system . _ vidua l 'veterans have K. Coe fotmerly of l_taclnt . Hil middle name "Adafii" alsq tO hive You need at least a tQO-amp has direct or well accepted over the year; . ftom n,ot untU chanted···- -·the '· J•'speiJiriC servu::e entrfinre sw!tch and 1 se- benefit& from subaidy in one One t;ubsidy progra,m which hal hiJ but "Rausch" to "Roihh" before ,buy· pt~rate circU<It for each major ap- form or another. retumed mO:re tban . has been itl;l: Qr . ~elliag •any land or any pliance. says W. R. Schnug and Within recent years much has paid cmt bas bejn iP connection othfl;' -tiYIWM tranuetion. W. E. Stuckey, Ohio ~tltt Unf- beea said in the pn11 and by with the Fe4eral Housing Adminit 8efi:IDB very proNble that he 1 venity F.xtension a~l"lc~;tlt\O'al ~· ~rd of mouth eoncemin!i suU si- istration and ot'her programs for w~s married in Pf.., ~bq.ut 1740, ~ ineers . They are co-authors of a dies to the American farmer . A home owners and tenants. Subbefdr'e hi tame to tht ,shepandoah 1 new agricultural exi.tnJion ser- recent ppblication of the Departprimarily to bidlviduals in· Valley "il:hd 'lie ahd his·· wife, Su· viee leaflet . Whlcb Offers tips em ment of AJricultural Economics djsaater reJjef, Feder.al salibab, were in the vaJl~y before ' 11"'10: . ..,. solving electrical problem•. and Rural SQCioloiJ, Ohio State Defense AdmJnistratlon, .~amuel The teallet "A Day tn the Life UnlvenJty points out some Of the lunch program, and public ,He ie buried in Old Pine and welfare . of J . Oki'r" portrays in cartoon interesting pointe. ill a mlmeoCt!Ur.ch (now St. Mar}!s) cemetery form some o! these electrical pro· graph_ entiUed, "Su~idi~ in ~he we are in favor of , OT a tew mile~t west .Of Mt. crackson., blems and suggests way s to avoid Amer1can E®nomy. 'flus pubhcaany partleular 8Ubs1dy Va. A small slab ::bout 12.Jncbes or rnrrect them. topi~s ~· rif the · tion_ ia avail~ble to th01e i~ter~st· freq~e~tly determined by our b)" 24 inches .hae the foli:owing i1F leafl et arc available ~t ICou\ty · ed m studymg ·a bout •uWd1es, fM'CUPahon , our pif'enta,· 11nd the &<!riptlon in German, Annq 1711 extension -offices. ·. _, how t_hey are developed, and who commul}ity in which we live. Moat Gflbohren JobanD.es Rausch Ges· _' ·benefJts. subsidies were established to ·torbe)i Den 19 October. 1786. The exten~ion officeS:. Qd, ~At • ~rm .. suhstd~ ~aVt ~ , ":ideserve · a ugeful purpose. , 1ranslated. the y~r 1711 born · ''WBLL,'Kl':(OWN FARM - A large num\)er1 ,of readers recognized this farm at Bashan power suppliers -al~ -Ktv.ir.iVi.U.), ly pubiiC~ze~ and c,tft~: L1ttle have ou.t lived the~ usefulness. : · 1 !To lie Continued) 4 . i l by ;Tohq.J. Rose, mail address, Long Bottom RD, of 110 acres, and known as the "Rose able on a loan baut. a ¥11~-\et ia knv(n ·or _said by JQQit people Some subsic;ly de~ and at· . which may he used m 'i~:.QA~unc· aboot ~dreds o! no]l-farm S!!b rangements have bt!err abused .. · 'J~n Rose is the third generatio.n of Roses on the farm, it having been owned by his tion with mnterial in the leaflet. sidles which have oPerated to the Marty of them have s'erved a socR~ Your Clllves On t btdore him . Mrs. Rose , (Mary K.), and M r Rose were married in 1948 and they have A scri pt accompanies the sel. advantage of individuals or busiactepted fUilCtiOli. '111.& ef. of subsidies ~.~rmeate our '·th'"'e Ch.Udr~, Archie io, Julie 6, and Maudi e, 3. Guernseys are favored in this dairy farm- quality prune, but n tree o~ an- ness units for many years. Subsidies are confusing because of a few "-"gqa.e:nts of Jog 'upej'atiOn, and naturally, hay is the top c:::'~"::.P·~....,..--,:--'-;;;;--;:------ other variety must be -planted ~vera! reasons. are eop&pleteit u.naf· A tqmplete near it to assure a crop~ Fir'lt, then are many poaskble then1. · · Peaches are about as, easy to kindi. Second, sublidies may be ,iJAVI! MORE MILK df th-e dir~t{f"'.f l~ ~:row a~ prunel't but llave a · few · TO SELL made available for a wide v&r· proa:rams, either condemCfJmmand more posts ttlat must be contrul· iety of purposeg....:_._.to stimulate or praise of federal • led . Pea ch blossoms also are consumption, to reduce inequalisucl'l. slighlly more s usceptible to tieR of tncom~, to protect busispring frost damage than those ness<=s, industries, etc. Third, the j'We Do Cuatom Gri.DiijnC" Of all the tree fruits that will more of fruit. Cherry trees un- 1of plums . All eommpnly, ~own .sub.etdy quea~ion ia a mixture of · 2iod $1, PhoN WY 2-3254 grow in Ohio gardens, sour cher- der good care will produce heavy peaeh variet,les ar~ self. (ru11ful, economic, oolitlcal, moral and soexce 11t J. II . Ha le, so a 11~l~t . trce ries are the easiest to grow, say.s crops for 20 to ~ years. . I shOUld .prodUj."e JOod CN)pl. 1 cia] cOnsid'eratlon:l. Eldon Banta, l:xtenston fruit spe· European or. prune type plums Other tree fruits 9UCI;hf$ apples Understanding of the term j 1 daliRt at The Otllo State Untver· probably a~ the next easiest J)('ars, sweet cherries, ·- ~(lpanese su·bsidy i& hampered by the re· sity . Sour cherry trce1, Ute other fruit trees to grow. Prune plums plums and aprit'Ots, USI.IIlly are Iuc\ance tA many beneficaries, to tree frultll, are adapted to a wide have more pe11t problems than do mo 1·e difficult for the ·nrdener call subsidies by their true name. 1 r· tn the budget of the United Stites variety of soil condltlom to lone cherries and 80 require more to grow. apray appliclltl~ns, say·s the spe"' government there a ~ctlon caned as the !Oil i.8 well drained . Tbey cialist. Black knot diseue may > "CurTent Etrt.eni!I!S fqr AidA and require little pruning and need be troublesome but can he conIn U. S. Departmet~t of ·~grt• Special Service•" which refers to fewer sprays than any other tree trolled by pruning off Infected culture expenments, grats s1l~ge fruit Montmorency Is th"' best branahes whCn the swellings ap- \osses were kc~t low by ~ahng fin·ancial aid or auWant 1:iven by variety and a slnJit tree wm set pear . AmonR the better varieties the. silo with .a plastic tover the Federal Government to pri· and vate individuals or organizations. NE)V ItA\'EN..Jhte New good cropa, Banta expphains. are Stanley and ~talian Prune . w:1ghtcd at the sJdes a~d co.,.ered As a -g eneral deflnl~ion we Lions ctub -held their A well·1rown cheqy tree will I m)ght consid~r a subsidy is • plan quet Wednesday yield from 20 to SO pat~ndl of !mperial_!pineuse 11 a very h~g-~~~~~ to 3 Inches or Command Gravely Power to llahten Wber~by some individuals, groups LeMion Homa. with ,I,. ' fruit when 5 or 6 years old. when your lawn and Marden chotell ODI or buainess units receive govern· members rervlni the e to 10 y ears old, a IOOd tree Tnccor-30 Tooltl ment funQa or benefit• from gov· .Miss Elatne. ~ayre ente.rtalne4 ehoulrl produce 100 pounds or .AC!&OSS 3. Go4 of war 22. An f)'r ~t acti.ooa over And above the a:roup with aeveral vocal ~­ AII·Gee~r J. The : '· Place at em bel.. the exeh.ange value of .11oods, lectlons. Sbt waa accO}llpanied at ..,.en interva~ ll.ehsupplies or servicea rendered. tbe piano ~ he(s~atet, ·Sandra. Rever~e 1. Steep B. Glistened ruent Two feature~ of a subsidy are 10. Stringed ill. Ape'• foot 23. Am~rl· 3 MODEL 440 Henf)' district that the government h_as to be wat a:ueflitwttry, apeaker. He J.natrum~t 1. Old tlmea can Involved and t~Kt income must Lion•' activity in the Eye 11. A, call {o.rcha.te) Indians I be reidi~tributed ." vation Program. West Virginia to Jtop 8. High prle!t 2\S. Fodder There are four major methods one of- five state a in th•;• ·~ountii ASK FOR FREE DE.MONSTRATION (var.) e. C!U' having plant of granting subsidy including which bas a statewide 12. On. tlW a rwnh1a 21. Little direct and jram, indudiDi eye banks, cornea aea.t atrl WITH BLADES tr. . .Janh a~d eye ope!a~o~...f . 11'1111~Ji. or a ' • 11. !loa.......,.. iD !!Itt!'\ 18. Rub k iJ"-_...-i sa "' · ~ _. •\. ~ ~~~ ·Hti iild-45 QUt of every 81 s~elai 19. J:ventnc -a 38. Peel eye dOfl were purehued by I.,jons ltun rod bird 39. Sbaks so call- Club! and aJven to the blind. Jle Phone WY-2·2975 20. !!'he killer 8·1.. Extrem6 (dl~l.) ed to agriculture usu.ally as1led that the local club ~etUte I 512 E. Mlln St. PonMroy whale 36. Roman. 4.1. ¥pncrel, Rtcolne, 0. do('-f not point out that such pro- names of the bUnd and aubmlt 21. :Burns with Jlandle dog grams have benefitted most con· them to the state. llquld 37. Dry 42. Ex1.1t sumers in the fin.t~tr)' as well a11 AUGdinc were Mr. and MrS. 14 mll,io~ needy persons, l.!li Thomas Koffman, Mr. and Mrs. I• mi(l·lon in charity institutions, Jack Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ~ and an estimated 80 million needy people in 011 countrleJ around the ~ world. I" Some of · the business subaldles in recent years have included I'" ! reconstruction flnanre corporameuul'tll , lion, assistance to airlines, riven U. Younr lid fJ?I" harbors, flood conttol and navlga· 88••~ llhleld 85.1leclmete• lion aids and the postotilce deficit I ; I ' ' HISRJRY' . •,., Farmers Are Late On Scerte Of Gethng · SubSI'dy Haildouts c. a. af ~We but who 1o bo!Df cared lor ol the bome of bel' diu· shter, Mn. Unnie HWtt at Guy• ville, 0 . lrlr. and Mrs. Delbert Barber ""erat montu 111t Weldo, o ., wttb tame to tate eaq ot ·her rather, biJ dlulhter, lin. J4oepltlne HuU Frant 8bumwa1 wbo ll ill. bu returned luire. Mr. and M.n. Charles Deem 1lra. Zora Belle Taylor of Col· and family of Marion were a:uuts umbut vlaited in the w,IJA(e Sunday of hit &nndfatber, Mr. have cone to Painetvllle where bome wtt.h 1111' cbUdrea KdD7 and Krs. J . 8. Hartt. Frienda here have learned of tbey have employment. and lrlarJ Ethel Taylor. Mu. Paul Nicbolt an.1 family, lllneas of Mn. Eule Coqrove Clyde Plckent bu opeul ..... mot 1011er o1 C.l1lmbuJ Mr _ and Mra. James Brannon call- -TheAI!q...., ,. March 26, 1960 ' Z-DaUy SenUnel, New In Farming Electrical Bugs Pile Up When Entrance Poor 1 Dally S.ntlnel, Po11141roy-!.lldclleport, 0., Marth 2e. 11166-3 • 50·lb, Pig Slarle~ PeDets ~ .a.CHI · 1- 10 Dose Plgdex . , : , •z.ao: 1- Creep Feeder ... ., . !£.50 . Special Ta,1A~ $7:¥ Price·' ~" ''·' �1.2 Teams Tc Meet For Title Of Oriole Down3-I EXIHBITION ~m1Ilnal single game, CariLng~, 801 St•ndlngs Won Lost Pet. Carhngs 22 2 917 Jim Woods, a roWue th1rd base- Ebersboch Hdwe 17 7 708 man, sparked Philadelphia's Six- Starks Drugs · 15 9 62!1 run 13th mnlna: spree against De· J & S Super Mkt 9 15 375 Lr01t by openlnJ that lnnmg w1th Team No 2 6 HI 250 a homer Stan M.U5iafs three run Metgs Equ1pmenl 3 21 125 homer led the Catdhtlla to their SE"ASON HIGHS \'lctory over tbe lteds. The P1r Jnd 3 games, P Col lms, 5HI ales won their nmtb ~onsecut1ve Ind. t game P Mullen 206 ~me whetl Paul Glel, who re· Team 3 games, Carllngs 2313 heved Lartj Foq in 'the nmth , Team 1 ganie, Carhngs. 821 muffed out a Washington rally TOP "$" BOWLERS AVG. P Mullen l$ P Collms 1M II,IB ~~OTHIRIIOOD M Murray 1411 NEW' llAVEN-Tbe New ll_aven M. Ebersbach 146 EUB Brotl:lerboud held tts 'March E Sylveatcr 140 meeting recently at the church Patti Rickard was the leader. Has topic was "The Un1fled Church " tfostenes were Mr11. ~dgar Layne ' ( SoJC Ieite A'• ln other action, the WhLte Sox er _ ..............- . ~'Ve~'.~·ll~:~~~~il~ ~dead~~.~~~~ Anthony Maceroru, prestdeht of the National Boxms: Auodatlon, today appr.oved plan1 for a ;t0¢anP,atet t1Ue [~gJit at ~ Vlllt§r,Nev May27 ')· Jordan verbally agrted t"- •Meet Pan!t next after watchlna ~e 23year-old Cu8an b.atUe Th?IJlpson to a draw m theU" brwsmg 12round el1mmal.ion ftght at ¥adason Square Garden Fnd,ay nl.a,J.d. ' Roosevelt 'had ken w the fint penod. cum1ng ~om be htnd to edge T{lledO Scott, 6'2-58, m the second garoi ., Coach o{ the lear John 'Y{ool ums ul Rooseve lt termPd the VIC tor~ O\ cr Toledo Scutl Lh~ Ted dlf>.S worst game Wl' played all yea1 But the wmning . squ~ds, ~a.,d 1'roiana' Namclu l,.•aV They rolled to a 164 le'6a und were ne\'er 'threatened although Tlmken ke~ battling , unlll the fmal buzzer AU Oh10 forward John led both w1th 23 pomts, • teams m scormg but hHt effort! failed t,o match ~st Tech'J ba~n~Ye enough overall ab1l1ty tO ~n &upeQ~!_beJiJJt ·BJld reboupdJng when 1l counted, and set Uie1st~ ab1~ty 101p 'the sto~ for 1 East for a ILttmg playofr betw~eii l(f.t 1 Tee The Sdrabp grabQ,~ 58 rfrated Rooseveh and ru~neti,I.Jil bou ds to tmi\erl's 25, and hit 2;i r.ast Terh . o( 29 free t~?roWs c;antoq'~ I~?" 1 1 ' 'Jhe go-go boys from Cle?.land 1 of 16 had an eaSJel lime of tt 'than Th~ Trojai)J'! choS~: t,o ~ RooscveU, however and may be the Searab! Instead o'f r;u;laymg sa!y and birthday of Mrs )lt.~rt Mills were (lbservt!d by tbetr se· cret pab • A short Dus1neu . e f Uture fjk ' In Air For Now Jutt Pollard. old Cbambf:rlam, one of them coach of the Mmneapohs Laker,, today was uphmlstJC over his team 's chancf's of beatmg the Sl Lou1s Hawks In the final game of the NaliOJIBI HasketbaU A&locialwn Western Dlvhlon fmal~. The wmner of today'a game Will play the Bolton Celtlcs, Eastern DJVISion fmals wmncr, Sunday In the ftnt game of the playoff series for the £'hamp10nshtp That game Will b~ played in Boatnn and Will be nationally televised starting 11t 2 15 p m est to those al<ea~y molttlon~( · and ii~~.-Robert Tewks~ari' avd.' !.If!. N•''- Monday 'r "We're not accepting, Wtlt's deci&lon ,u. !mal," he satd. "We Eddie 0§1~1~. Phlla~~lphia don't take anything for fmal" ' Wat:tloo' ~'i11fr Who was slumlecl Chamberlain, Jneanwbile, reFriday by Qfiamberlaln's "I qult" peated that he bad quit the NIM announee!p~ was reported work for good ' lnt OV~l' • three year pact that 80'1'• ~uld bring W!lt $100,"There's not enough money to 000 for~next 1euon. ~et me back to play In the NBI\.," Other iQurcea aaJd Chamberlam be added "Jlntll I make up my l![t\ -:ould e!llbJrk. soon on a Western ~~~~.:~~;t :h~~t ~·~ p~:~g a~~ .~o, 1 trlp a,u:l W.Ut himself declared be ~!Cht ~ in aQd "see my friend, Abe S.l! •teln," bou Of the Har- INDIANS' MELD HOSPITALIZED TUCSON", Am . UPI - CleVe h.-m GIO tro~t-ers Saper•tein pa1d and Ind1an. short11top Woody Held Wilt .n, eitimtted $65,000 tor playtas been tent to the Mayo Instiing with th' Trot ten two years ute at ijoc;hester, Minn, (or a ago, •hysicaJ eb~kup and a "rest." Another facet of the s1tuat10n :eneral :Manager Frank Lane SIJld leld had been working out despite picture.d a~etal l.ttractlve loctors orders. Held recenUy undanghllli lit. front of the lerwent su,rgery, for removal of a SUjOJ!IRJ ATTACK , vart from his itioulder and tt took MA~~ET, N Y uPI -Mu nore than 40 Sfitches to close the tin Tananbium, Yonken Raceway nc1sion president, Was recuperatmg today in the N~ Shoie HoRpital from a mild he~rt atta~k suffered al h11 Great Neck, N Y, home Frlday, H. · BEST CARE oF tUN a hia:Ji-paying public relations Gottlieb said he talk to Wilt someJ,ime POMEROY J1:J~'t~i was conducted by the pres{de,nt, Mrs. Mills with plans n:l.ade for April meeting to b~ l)eld at the home of Miss Ann HdweJt. During tlle social hour ~q-~h· ments were served by the 1\qt;te.ss tbe S. Crqw's St~qkJifouse } 'l1l.e birthday of Mrs. · Leo Sm1th and the weddmi atmtver· Salem Loo.l This Aft6r.noon "1' tl IIC ll, II ht 0& ry Mrs Wilham WaJters enteftaln. Upst~ Frazeysburg To. Meet ........ . ............. """..... ' ,._ • 20 years that h~ lived in Londop 'lbap a few bundred, and known ina <)boen Less than that number at· lh~ ed members of tl\e Fortti.lte Club 11t her home Th11J'S4iay evening when they met for the fe(111ar March meeting. ' •· ·w In • S•nclwich" 'i Fortnite E:lub He!d Its R~$ulcn Meeting Thursday Namem of the TroJans Lakers' f.oacb Hopeful In Big Play-Off Game ST LOUIS, UPI - : ¥~.u~'t Henny (Ki_d) Argentina's Fedarico Thom~n In tbeir 12-round elhrunatlon &\It fresher for the finals The Searabs. who bave won 23 straight after an opening loss, pracllc.a~ll) wrapptid up their wm over Tun "The G..oteot T.st. S.n..tlon W. MAIN ST. NEW YORK UPI - m Ohto nigh school athletiCS' l mnre troubleround.m ' Paret wll1 get the ~ext crack 8.t Don Jordan's welterwejght ella~ B)' 808 GRIMM 1 he Scarabs, shoolmg for theu thtrd straight utle under new coach Joseph Howell, dpwned Can lon 'l'imkcn 71-60, in Friday nii!ht's ·-- SUNDAY SCHOOL lh Welter (Jass · COLUMBUS (UP!) - Unbeaten Daytnn R~sevelt and dePittsburgh 9 Wuhington I fendmg cbamp1qn Cleyelatld East Tech cla,!lj for tbe Ohao St. Louis & ClnclnMfl 3 hig~ school Class AA hjl,s~etbal! htle \Q~t in a battle beN•w YOf"k ' Milw•+ 0 tween the state's t"'o top-ranked tearp.s Chlca10 A 6 IC'. C. 5 ()3 lnnint•) lt will be East Tech's speed and finesse against Roosevelt's San Fnncitco 14 Clt~v•f•nd 1 heft and hustle m the sho~down battle ror the biggest pnze Chic.go N 4 Boston 3 Frank B1mmann the p1tcher the Wh1te Sox obtamed from the Red Sox last wmtf>r, relieved Bnl_~o P1eret' With runnt'rs on ~ ond and th1rd and onP out In the mnth and p1tched 4 2 3 mnmgs of scoreless ball ag~mst lhe Athie hrs to gam tbe v1ctory John Bumgarner, Edward Bumgar ner, Willard Armstrmlg, HPrnord L1evmg, Otha L1evmg, Lawrence LJeving, llalpb Gibbs, Sr , Robert Cooke, Rev Robert D11le, Fred Ba 1 tey, Paul Rlckard , Edgu Layne, Lutiler Smith and CharieR Lest • Over T\rnkeu; Roosevelt In Struggle By Unit•d Preu lnt•m•tion•l BOWLING ~r11. Georie Jewell, Mrs Poul Rickard and Mrs John Bumgarner those attending were Harry Miller, ANOTHER Till£1 • • • • By Alan Mavtt Sc~rl\hs l{,v~ E~y Time W, V~c~C\cy BASEBALL thP Kansas Ctty Athletlcs m 1::1 mnmgs 6-4. the Ph111les 5eorcd s1x run~ 1n the 13th to down tht> Detro1L Tigers, 8-2, thi Pittsbun:b P1rates edged the Washmgton Senators, i-8, the St. Lmm lardmal! de ft'aled the B•ltlmol"t 3 Los Ang•l•s I (night) Cml'mnatl Reds 8 3 , and the Chlc~o L.'ubJ; nipped the Boston ued Sox 4 3 Giants the borne run whtle cru11blng 14-1. Willle San Fran two bomers W1ltbtee run homer ~~:.l~t~no also hit one ~~r~t Wil! ~f.l! ; · Chance . At Title .. .. ... ··- ~PRIV"TE 1\'#\~ child is a glorious and ra<l.fa'lt t~- to behold. Intuition In Whom-they ' m~ l>li!,ce tM~ ~· W'l),\ aslhat wi!J.cb ~ 1\,li:CJIPTIO~ eBANQUET , ne,verJ~e fiJ!JJ. IJi \ O!,e \1J.ey learn to. loVe. ~u.,,da ch !lie exalt~ love of GoQ., to be learned by ., y' Schoot ' a pare!).\ if yqu will take them, nol just send eMEETING HOTEL~. PO~R9Y'I liST Private Rooml For 10 ~ 170 People tb1~ own spiritual well b<iing as well as tor chiluren. · ' · • ~~i.th, t~\'! hope it will', in some mt.asur.e, fos~er rJI'Id help ~ust<tirJ = t'.!<hith itgood in.famil~ anel community' li~; this feature is . t:l.~r""' by the bu~tness ft rms Rnd. organizatims whose I'IO,I'IleS qppeor below. ~f,E PAIK~G After GP.M. With 'j Mercban\11 Pollie Service HIDE-AWAY 8A1J servtng GoOd rood ll!ld Legal Bever&fl'll Until 2:SQ A.M. ' ' I o. D. • ' ,l j ' tAKER ,fURNITURE $1lFFLEI IEQ ANCHOil ' '- l'~a eny ,> ~~&ABBOn I I" . ' '- . ft-\J,N!; ~~ ~!J~ .WO~KERS ·.. A""'RlCA T•• Dodg~ 1 ., Slltlln an,(~· ourlargt of qualiry home npalr llllltrlals. '*"" PHILCO TV home repaif tlml is h.eu '""""" ' WOOD PANELING McKnig~t ~i~ 21 inch Picture Wi.th • l"'t A BeautiM Console CAt\1!\ft , I . 1 YQQ~\:OR t' " ASS4pCIATED "~10 a~d TILEVISIOM· a.n, imler, .. Oner ,. .. Barton's McKnight .(~I ,,$30fJ95 ' I is Gar-e-. ·fully compounded·blj' a f doc:tar' s prescription fo~ ' ,'h~ c;J;i~amfort and ~ ~ ' ~ gas,. ~ ' -1 • ,; ' j\ ' !\. lt. "'WUNGS ' s.qNS CO. ~.fJ'l?'l: 58·~·llav•lll(WOOd, W. Va. ........ ' lbkero of Bread . Holsutn ' I'Jidclleport ,. • • ' ' I ~-';;.;',, ~ ,_,, Bu""et Shopping Cent., ' 1 p ~'' O,llQ ~AllEY BAKING co: ·-·:' , ~om Buill Kitcbens Q~ ~nd ,..,> 1 ' UlThE DARUNG YOU/( Nl!JIT I ... HEINER·S & (,'IYJDOUib ~·~ I �- ' • • ~Dally 5entinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, March 26, 1960 (9) - - - - - - -- FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ""5Q 25 75c $2 25 $1 5() $7 !1{1 - GAS 1-ii:A 1 ER 75,000 BTU Call W'r: 2-3707 111ter 1 ao .P m 3 23 3tp RATES 3 C'erJts per word, oae msertJon_ Mmunum cb.-ge - 60 cent& 8 cents per word for three oonsecuuve in6ertio11.s Special - one month for 30 centa per word. Full rate of 3 cents per word •lll be charged for advertislng at not patd within 10 days after rece1vmg bill £rroni In Advert.Ismg ~ Should be reported unmediately The Daily Sentinel Wlll not be re:;ponsible for more th.a..n one 1ncor rect uweruon eard or Thanks .and Special Notices of Events $1 00 Oblluanea published at I «nt per word WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO 15 60c 90e $t 35 20 60c $1 20 $160 $tl ()() Sole GERMAN SHEP ~RD PUPS FOR sale L.Ltter regutered, 4~ mile north of Alfred oft Uutch R1dge l<oad W C Stout, GuysHlle, 3·25 Jtc Ohio R D No 1 WANT ADS ' For 13 UASCHOUND PUPPIES, MI~JA ture Can be AKC Reg11tered Hacme Wl9-3065 3 ~3lc ( 9a} , - Manne ~uppl lei --- - USED BOATS AND MOTORS $25 I 1 •nd liP whil• they l11t. Metr• pohr•n Moton. 600 e. Mlln St., Pomeray. Phone WY·l..J&IO. 11·24-Hc - 11 W I( - - J Pomeroy High Scholars Noted RIVER REPORT (Con1inued Fnlft\ Paee On•l •fem!nmc ' part or the learn. J ack.1c Sc1denabel and and Marll~u Pn ce were effectJ\Ie when they appt•ared on stage as "Toro the Bull Cherry Scott was the nimble footed matador Pnne~pal James A D1ehl, Jr , presented several scholarship a,.,ards L1nda Crow received the Belt) C.ocker Homem aker of To morrow Award for havmg achteved h1gh score 111 the test gtvcn to Porn 1eroy senwr g1rls 1 he award 1s il beautiful go ld pin Sondra Potts was named P01u I eruy Hlg h School ·Good CitiZen" and Wi! ~ prc~cnted the DAR Ccrt1f '""of \tent A•ard for !ugh score l1n the Do\H test Gau... : Montc:omery 18.8 up. per 9.6 lower, runnmg 10 ft Gal hpoh.s 19.0 upper, 103 lower, runnmg 18 ft Lock 23, 1D 0 rlsmg All dama are up tnciudmg Lock 22 running about 1 \1o: traps of water down to Lock 17, runn mg 2 traps and about 30 w1ckets below Lock 17. Water temp , 38 degrees at 7 a m air temp., Lock 23 at 7 a 111 30 degrees, scattered snow R1ver Boata down Emmons worth dam, Salvetti 10 30 pm 0-12, tnd1ana 3 48 am, 6-3, Lock 17, Walter C Beclr:jord 4 30 am 20.0; Lock 20 Vulcan 7 25 am, ().10 Lock 21 PlU.sburgher 6 30 am 22.0, Lady Ltnda 7:40am ().3; Lock 23 M1ke Crechtor 4.20 pm 2().(), Wmchester USO pm o-&; Jane T 6 4!. Pm 1-6; Walter Wllliam.son 8 50 am 0.3; Fred W. Olcutt 9.M pm 0.1, Beaver 10·10 pm 1.0; Ad· va nce 4 40 am 1~1; Eastern 8:05 am 11·8, Atlas 9.30 am 3-0; Helen Z 10.10 am !H) Upriver Lock 23, A V. Crill 1.46 pm 0·2; W. s. Rv 2:411 pm, 1!·3, Hobert E. Reed 3.1& pm ~ LehJgh 4,10 pm 13-3; Ovec 11.10 pm 20.0; Jame1 D. Francia 10:40 am 8-0, Elger Cliff 1 05 am G-2; C V -Harner 6 50 am O.Z. GalbpoHa Lock I. F Freiberger 6 15 am 15-Q, I ! anted T 0 Buy --A.dll recelVtd by 10 AM wtll b~ m tllat day • paper INDIAN HELICS WILL BUY OR trade for old COlDS John R Arnold K EYans recel\led the Na PHONE WY-l-2157 Ve1th, Cheshtre, 0, Rl 2 Lwnal 'r1ent Scholarshtp A wart! for • Phone Emerson 7·7433 3·25·3tp I bemlo( a (mallsl 1n the annual scholarship contest conducted un ( 1 J Notices ( 8) A u t 0 S a Ies ( 14) For Rent d< r Ihe sponsorsh ip of that organ --~-====-::JZatJOn Arnold ranked In the top 1956 l:IUICK V8 SPECIAL 4 DOOR A.p,~l"tmtHHta. PHple'• T•tract. end unt per {CIH of those competing $1,295 Hard Top Sedan One V•lt $t., aft BuHtrnUY Awe., PruHI!i al DJChl presented an careful local owner. Shows excel Pomwoy. Phon• WY-2-2327. I' Honoro.tble Mentwn Certificate for • !cut care Dynaflow dnve. " , Evans !ugh achievements m the 3·24-6tc A¥AluM.l£NfS- ..furmahed ar~d\ OhiO Umvcrsrly D1stnct m the Blaettnars, Pomeroy - --t~utumtsbed. McMa1ten, Middle- Ohto General Schol:~.rs hlp Test for ! l952 MERCURY TWO DQOR port. Pbone WY-2-~286. 2·3-tf Jilgh School Semors, and an OhiO Montllr.Y, hardtop Nice condl· -1 1 1 1 ~ Lton Good tires. Phone SH2 1 and 8 ROOM HOUS&, t RUO.M Gcncr<~ St w urs up Certificate 3- 22 5tc apartment and 3 r . statmg that he ranked fm1t among 4023 -ment. A. N Ben ;~~~ Mergs County paruc1pants 1 11957 MEHCUHY HARD TOP. WY 2-3272. g ' 11_2·tfc Other Pomero~ semors recetvmg $1 695 4 Door Sedan Very low Ohtu (,encral Scholarship for Sen(Lou-Wow) mileage Shup car uuude end FOR RENT-HOUSE, MODERN, 3 wrs ~·1wa1Ll cerllfJCu!es wer e Bar out Push button sh1rt Radio bedroom, gas furnace, local ga:; rw llulllps, whu pldced thtrd m Spring 5•1• & Op~n Ho\•t• and beater B1aettnan, Pome 30 cent rate. Reedsville, OhiO :\lelgs County Jack Hart, who March 3ht, Apr1l ht & 2nd , roy 3·2ol-6tc Yukon 5·3281. 3·26 6tc ranked sc~cnlh, Charles Rlfflc, PRIZES: 1 ~ nmth and Albert Martm. Jr lOth FrM Trip To H•w•u For Two 1\IJNDOW lJLINDS AND SHADES' HOUSE FOR RENT lN POMEROY 1 Supermlr>ndent C S G•bbs'spoke 17 c11 • Ft. O..p Frene Vet!~tlar. Blinds, all aizea and 4 rooms and bath unfurmshed commend1ng the varsity, reserYe Plus Mii.lly Ouhcrs At colors. Free Estimates. Dale Phone WY2·3~75 2 26 2tp 1.1nd Jreshrnan basketball tearos for POMEROY LANDMARK ' Wippel Supply, 2115 Union Ave., ' ha\1ng won the1r SEOAL Cham &.,,..,..,..,..,..-=,...,....,.~l 1 Pomeroy, Ohio 3-4-60tc ( Help t d pJOn!;hips He compli mented playet .. - -- an l'lulllp ll~:~rrJson for bemg named 1 Thom.. M. F1ln 195 Tetr"llt• end Pelt C"•·•rol 5 CHEVROLET VB, CLEAN, GlRL OR WOMAN TO ASSlST (lQ ) Termite t=ne intp>tetlon, lnaur•nc• H•tlon· standard 1h1ft, Tudor, radio, with house wurk and care of 0 wid•. e..., t•nns. !~eater, good condition Elmer two mvahds. Ltve m, no Jpun Control Phone i1'onwroy WY • S Bailey, Rock Sprmgs J-26-fitp dry Day off. Phone WY2-6459 2 2366 PHONE Portsmouth PR 6-2150 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN, RA· 1 or CH7 2164. 3 24 6tc FREE INSPECTIONS. WY 2-2774 Gilmore Suppl;, 2 29 tfe d10, ~eater, •t>ndard oh 1ft B · Store Vauchan Pest Control Co 12,000 m1ies Call WY2·34~. USiness erv1ces Member of National .rest Con f WILL NOT liE Rfo~SI 1 0NS1BLE 26 3 lrol Association. 12-3 lfc tor any debts contracted by Jtp I. O, McCOY -anyone other than my 11elf. F I I AUCTIONEER Haro)d Rose or a e Rout• 2,. Long Bottom. .thla. (20b! I nsuronce (Signed) Address Uactnc R lJ HOME WOVEN RAG RUGS. $3 00 AIR Cf'NDITWNlNG, REFRJGER. DON STIVi;RS 3 25 3tp each Forest Run Methodist I atlon ser\'Ice Jack's Refrigera - --~Church Phone WV2-6213 or 1 tion, New Haven. Phone TU CROPJJINl; PIUVILEGES My Ap· contact members ()f WSCS. 21l~7. 6-23 tf ple GrnYe Farm 1960 seaso n B-24 3tc Mauarhu~rett1 Avenue, North ~ • MUELLEJ! FURfiiAC:a: .., WESTING'-.;;,/ M ...._, ,.._ .. _ C . . t.fakc offer Glenn WoHe, 941 1007 FAHMALL CUB TltACTOR, HOUSE applienc•t. Arnold Bro111•1.. .... W t w h Plow, Cultivator, DlliC Harrow, th•rs,. Syr•c:ui•, Ohio. Phone 1 1 D c es' " 8 '"~on, · Power take off and Pulley, and WY·2-6384. 11-19-tfc ~ (3) 5, 12, 10, 26, 41c new 5 rt mower. Never used TELEVlSIO-N l!A_D.IO- -AND. SMALL 493 L.lrtcoht $t. Tractor und attachments m ex Phone 3 1 d . an In Memor I appliance repn1r Phone Otis ____ WY·2· 56 Mid leport ccllcnt shape Can be see at BARN£S SUlPSON tNSui!~NCX )N t~ofEt~otORY- 0~ NEIL l:l 1-IYSELL Luzerne Pierce's at Long Bot McClmtock, Racme, Ohto. Aicr.ts, Middleport Jo'ue, Auto2 who wa~ killed m an 11 cc1denl tom, Oh10 tJr call Mr Fultz at t ~-Jc:.t:-:f= e ----·---mob•le, Bonds. Phone WY 2· onl' }car ago on Mard1 27 HJ50 ~~2 218,6 Pome_roy, Oh10 Den· ;;USTOM tiUJL'l KJll,HJ!:.N D& 2903 We t•annot sa~ ami wi ll 1wt say ci 0 Curtlf~, Exec, of E11tale ll.filned fo .. •our hum' fMI., ~------'l'i>ttl ht• 1s dead - he Js Just u( Ho}l W Curl1s, Deceased llmMLus bn.....nan .~d 4~ooU, COMPLETE INbUILANCE ~R<> aw;~y, l:J.f W. Kanawha Ave, Colum Phone WY 2 53 zt. 8 8>8 tectlon Ltfc, Auto, !>ire, Pollo Wllh 11 c h eer~ snHic alll.l a W<IVC bus, 14, OhiO 3·24:·3lc - - - - - - -,..,....,...::_: of the h.;md tELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Call Don M1l.la, lhddleport, Ob1o. He has womhllld 1nto au un Buy The Best In Appl11nc. r•palr. Cell Fr•nk known hual f Capt•lna, 414 N. S•cond Av• ~--=-------- Think of him 11ttll u.s the same 0 Middleport. . 3 3 (21 J Reol Estate I ____ - Plan Now To AHend THE , I I I BIG ;:w lANDMARK LUAU I I I 1 17) W "Most Valuable Player" 10 the league and Robert Wmebrenner for bemg the league's most accurate Foul Shootfr. The Pomeroy school head and Prmc 1pal James A Dtebl Jr urged students to InVIte' bask~tball fans to attend the SEOAL :Basketball Banquet at Sacred Heart Church Thursday March 31 ' • · e I I (20) (9- J First Time In Grand National Brings Winner 5 I 5 AINTREE, England UPI-Twen ty. two-year-old Gerry Scott, rtdmg m his first Grand National, booted the favored i~erryman II to VIctory a\ 13·2 odds today in the 117th runnmg of the famed steeplechase race at Aintrce course. Badonloch, a 100 to 'l shot, was second and Clear Profit, 20 to 1. was thtrd m the "world's toughest horse race ' of more than four nules. Twenty s1x horses started m the grueiVng event Mr C. B Tay· lor's Dondrosa, whJch had been hsted as a probable starter, was scratched one hour before post t1me ' A crowd o( 1~0,000 jammed the famed course to see the raoe, on wh•ch tile ramed Irish ho1pltal sweepstakes is based. In additton, the race was televised for the f~rst time throuchout England, Ireland and Europe ,-, ll~!~~!!."!··· I (3) W ue wc.•y I~ nol dead- he Is S ater tening Equipment Just away Sadly mi s~cd by his pJJrcnls, Mr and Mrs. Cecil Hysell , brother Ro~cr, .!Hiller Shirley •nd oon, Hoger l'my • 3 26 lip I Hlth••t Qu•llty Autotnltlu I CU S E E LLIGAN SOFT WAfER SERVICE Ohet Tannl!lbiU. Owner 16) Lost __ ond Found 1.. M ... tbe>rrr Pon-..ror If; -- C~p~;~o~:r~~. &643, or Hoy Jones WY 2. 833 ~ 3 21 3h' Ia) A uto Sales I $41 00 week onlyPhone ror WY2·2204. Terma if desired tc 3 22 6 HOOVER UPRIGHT SWEEPER - - - - -~ in excellent condition Sale 1~ BUICK V8 SPECIAL, $l.OO:S priced at only $l%.Dit wy 2 . 2 ~ Hard Top 4 }.)oor Sedan Th1.8 3·22·6lc car ahowa lender caru Dymt· - - - - - -:,..,-.......,-now drive Beautiful inSide •nd UNCLAIMED ELECTROLCX VA· out. Blaettnan, Pomeroy. cuum Cleaner Only $13 00 plua $7 BS due for parh Phone WY2· 3-24-eic 2201 3·22·6te Good Cle•n Uted Can UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING All Mlik•t and Modell machine. Will aell for $16.00 MITROPOLITAN MOTORI plus $8 4:0 due ua for new . . _ l•d M1in It parts Phone WY2·2204:. 3·22-6te PCNMroy, Ohio 11154 FORD CUSTOMLINE VB $ti81. 2 Door Sedan. Like new while Wlth &reen top. Extra &ood for modeL lJiaetlnara Pomeroy 3 24·1Jt~ Ill BUIC~ SPECIAL. 2 DOOR lurckop. :s.:xccllcnt condition CaU Ne~~r Haven 1'tlrner2 2941 after IS p. m. 3 19-fitp New Service To Schools Is Told By Utility FOR SALE. FIVE HOOM HOUSE CriH Brldford w1th baLh N1ce location Melvin Wrltl, Phon• or Cont•ct Hood, I L1 Locust SL, Pomeroy. A 2 :J030tp C. BRADFORD, Racin•. Ohl.. - - - - -- -- - - 2S·tf 8 HOOM }"HAM~ HOUSE FOR HOllE BUU..DEHS, &lllcll CABl· '"lc Cio"' to schools and NET makers Formica smk top 11 ~hurrhell F~cnc e d 11n1 balctk yasrd VInyl asbestos blo k I id H I an see a 4 ami on t., repair• o( all des~~~p~wr.• ~:~ ,Middlcport. Ph WY2·5324. 1 3 25 Btc Guy l\1to gler, llar:me, OhiO - ... 2 a4 tlc HOUSE FOR SALE JN t'AG£. • 30 LOST IN THE VICINITY OF Syracuse or MmersvUJe One 3 • year old beagle IHIIIIcd Penny DHAND NEW z.\; ZAG SEWING and one 3-month old boxer pup machuw m original ractory car· WRITE 'fODA 'V FOR RHODES named Huck . May be together ton Makes button holea, mono· folder and low chick prices or alone Howard Phone Wilham ~rams, bhnd stitcheR, and many Promrt answer Rhode& Hatch: Harold Jones, MmcraviUc WV 2 1 laney designs. W111 sell thla ery, Spencer, W. Va 3·9-JOtp John W RobJSon, Supervisor of Information, and Curt Koons, Co- town, SIX rooms, 4 rooms down, 2 up, approx.tmately 1 acre 11· vet land excellent well 13 mJlea ~~~~ Jr~:ero~ 1 .~.~~ate1nRq~~:: ~G~~~~~~~~t~~!:~ AND S•rvtc.. 512 1. Moln, Mrs Howell at P1111:down. _3:_: 12:,·6:.....: 0 1c:.....:_ _ _ _ _ __ Phono WY2·297~, Opon 111 c P• m, until Jun• 1. S.IHm.nl l•'OH SALE. 6 . room house, bath, H1rold BunNrt, RNdtvlll•, full sized basement, 1Ucl oil fur· Ohio. Phon• Coolvlll• 3691 • nace, bullt-m kitchen, garaa:e, 3·11Htc brt.•czeway, storm dours and win· dows, extra large lot Uortun Fer· Business Services gusou, Letart, lit. I, between New Haven and Ph1Up Sporn BULLDOZER SERVICES AVA[L. Pl•nt. 3 2t 6tp ABLE bY hour or Job contact: FO~ SALE 93A FARM. GOOD Maaon City SP 3-1!1776, Delwon hotlse nnd barn, ltlso outbulld· Roberts. 3 12 2t5t~ ings, school bus and milk route cc=L-=I=L-A'"'N"'"=-Plenty water, 6 mUos N W, Hutland, $MOO Mrs Lumle W.. & TV ••,.lr ..,..... BraUun. Rt No 1, Rutland, P - WY-2·2115 0. 3 26-6tp (20) PCH~tM9V. Oh ... Alii YOU !tUN DOWN AT Till tt..ll' Dee1 fOUl IOUI nHCI IIY. lngt -... Work. L•wHt PrlcH. IIACINI IHOI SlltVICI IHDP POMEROY - 7 Room fram e wtlh IIACINI, OHIO. 7 clo!!Ots, I 'r.: baths, hot water heat, copper plumbm g, Lulsc1HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND mcnt, storm wmdows ond doors, upholaterlng cloanod by the mo garage Good 1ocatlou, out of all dern cleaning method, with floods in niCe neighborhood aerated dry foam qu1ckly and $ll,OOO.OO ewnomlcally, right in your POMEROY - Two 4 room hOIISOI, own home. Phone 8H2·4023. water, gas and clcctnclly Both 3·22-Ute h\lable. Out of high water $1000 ' RANDOLPH TYPEWIU1'ER SER· HARRISONVILLE - 6-room frame, bath, cellar, Stokermahc furnace, ""'••• vll"e, 1181 Second Avenue, Gal· IH.orm doors and wmdows 2 gar· llpolls. Typewriter repa1rs, agca on 1 'ti acres or land $6500. cleaning and adjustments, $10 00 CUCKLEit ~EAL TY for manuel machines Phone VIRGIL TIAPOID, So~lumen FAll DILIVIRY Glbaon 6-1136. , 3·26·6te lox 22t Phono. WY 2-67S1 SAVE UP TO ,1,000 3 26 3tc 1 I @ UJID CAR -- 1957 CHEVROLET , . Bel Air 4 Door Std. tlahll. BNnd new VB moNCUo, heater, interior &itrra gold finish. &.oe • $1695 WAVERLY MOBILE HOMES 1- I Legal Notice NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT Cuo No. 11.330 Elt1te of Mary J. lr•wn. dKe•...t Nohce is be~by given that Kent U. S. HIOHWAY 23 Brown whose POit O[flce address J1 WAVIIILY, OHIO Rutland, Oh10, R. D. has been duly 6efore 9:80 A,M appo1"ted Adminiat.retor or the Mlddl...rt WY-2-Estate of Mary J, Brown 1ate of 1'-ror WY-2-3195 60 TRACTOR, GOOD Rutland Township, Meigs County, ltAUTZ PIID STOIII tires and cuitlvatora. S. A. Deem Ohio, deceased. AtC""Racine. Phone WI9-3088. ._ Dated this 17th dQ of March, . Yuluin 1-2145 3-26-6tc 1960. :;-:::-;:--.-.,.-:-:-,.----,-1 , IIAMR;L S'ltYICI ITATION JOHN C. BACON 24 cu ft upright ~reezer. Mani· • ..,.,. ttOI A.M. Judge of the Protiate Court towoc. PraetleallY new. Pbono .411111ny WS Mela1 County, Ohio 1 SH 2-4188. Bernal'd GllkeJ. I Ever)' Day llervlee (8) 18, :16; (4) :1, lie aue~·-~-~~~~- SALES Call Dlca Sterrett .. Reports Approved At Meeting Of FFA Chapter I ordinator of Educational Activlttea from the Pubhc Relations Depart· ment of the Columbus and South· ern Ohio Electric Company, re· cantly presented to the Rio Grande College Auembly, two fllms which Introduce a new free servtce to the achooll of Lblt part ol tbo &t.te. "Eyes In Outer Space" waa a vivid presentation 'of what is be-ing done and what Ia projected ror tbe future concernlne meter· olog1cal stlldy: abort and long ranEe weather forkaatlng and control of potentially destructive hurricane, before they ltrlke our eutern seaboard. "The Might7 Atom" crapbleally described the cenerattoc of electridly and how Jt ma:r be harnassed to tbe uaea of man. Jt tr~ed tho story of the dilcover:r developing, and hornoloin& of electrlcty from tbe tlme thlt Thales was attracted anti am.Uied by the strana:e and erratJc pro perhes in 1 piece of amber to tbe recent developments of Edl· son and hla colleaauea. The CO'Iumbus company will have nailable for 11chools at the beginning of the school rear 196061, many aids and services that are de&lgned to promote the school's science programl. These servi~s will Include , the loan ol acumce films, original retearcll material, a1ds in teachtn1, and lecturers. Furthermore, a &-point program will be available to schools: 1. New Uortzoa of Science Serlet, developed eapeelally for the lift. ed; 2. A special plan, ln astof.iaUon with the Berg Foundation to aid gifted children to advance in acientiflc nelda (without t.re· ~it); 3. Eneoprocement to otudents by spoMorlng contute tn recognition of Thoma& A. Edlaon throush w - genlua ~ have electronic aad&etl today; 4. B7, matinc anUible an u.ten:aive 111m llbrar7 tp all oehooll 0( 11111f Ill'' area, aa I>Oled .•bove; ana aupplying r.sOurce boolr.s .tn' t~~.e. field o! eloetrlelty to ..eonclary schools, wrlt\en b7 tbe eompallf:~ tecbnlclan1. ~ The Racioe Chapter of Future Farmers of Amertca conducted \lJ second meetwg of the chapter year Thursday JR the chapter room with Carl Walton, pres1dent, pre· s1dmg. Forty-one members were present · Officer reports wttre g1ven by Treasurer Johnny Grueser and Re· porter Vtrgil Hill Events Asa Bradbury Given By Mother loin. Charles Ala Bradbury en· tertatned Frtday e\lerung wtth a part.)' hononng ber 10n, Au, on his nth buthday ........ Included 111 his giCU from hla friend.a was a aleepmg big an4 other SeouL equ1pment. The Bradbury ltvmc room w d<:!corated wttb blue and wht: streamers and the color acheme was also earned out m the refretb· ment.s oi decorated cup cakes and 1ce cream Bubble gum and liUCker favors were gtven the guests. Games were played durmg the evenmg w1th Kenny HarrlS, Mar· sha Hackett and Ja.nts Everson wJn. nmg pr11.es Dancmg was also en· Three committee reports were g1ven Charles Smlth, chatrman of the auditmg commtttee, reported no audtt had been made Johnny Grueser gave the budget commJttee report !bowing tbe new budget JOYed was more than $1900. Richard ShuOther guests at the party were ler reported for the program of Katy ~~oranty, Jane Btron, Larry the work committee. Gladwell, J1m Butcher, Sammy Stephen Plana were dtsc\I.SIIed for the an- Hood, Steven· Hlndy, nual apnng P'HA and FFA party . Pullen, George Sauer, Leland The cbapter approved the pur- Brown, Manlyn Stumbo, Stephame chase of six varietJes of sweet corn Pullen, Wilham DavJ&, Debbie lor freshman experimental plots. Grueser, Susan Chapman, Susan Jt waa announced the FFA will Ohlinger, Don Nelson, Marvln Fry, resume aelHng candy March 28. Davtd Jenkms,. Frankie White, Ruth Ann Ferguson, Norman Jean Stf'wart, Rose Man.e Hackett, Janis Tragic Human Error Scholl, Kayt• Russea, Sue Rue, Eleanor Boehmer, Kay Ault, Mar· Blamed In 3 Deaths F AU. RIVER, MaSI. UPI-A JOTle Harr1s and Kathy McElhinny. Sendmg g1fta but unable to attragic "human enor'' the subatltution ol boric atid solution for tend were Teddy Morarlty and Di· water 1o a hospital feeding formu- ane Dav1s. la, was reSVJDIIble for the deaths of three infanta, offlc1all aid Long Bottom today. Dr Alfred L Frechette MasSocial News b. t h 1. ' sa~ use f':8 ea th commissioner, BY VERA WIBII. s.tld lD anvestlgahon showed that Several members or the Long bone acid solution was used in- Bottom cbotr met Tuesday at the &tead of distilled water fn pre- home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar paring the formula which was Babcock t() make chotr robes. given to six Infanta at Trursdale Berdell Johnson, son of Mr. <&nd Hospital. Mrs Emerson Johnson remalm about the same. 0Uf A birthday supper was held on hcnor of Fred Larkins on his birthday Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ,Norman Weber and 1t0na, Mr and Mrs Howard L&r· kino and daughters and Mr ann 'IMrs. Lewi& Young. Mr. and Mrs. James Preston Four youthful Ohioaf\8 wUl re- Sam and Dtck Wamsley of Che: present the state's 84,000 4·H shire were Sunday visitors of Mr. club membera at National 4-H Club Conference Jn the nation's and Mrs. Dorsel Larkms and capital April 23 29. family. The two gtrls and two boys Mr. and Mrs Norman Weber who have won the Washmgton and sons spent Sunday with triP-the state'.s highest 4 H club I Leonard Koemg and famlly Also award-are Jeanette Chapman preaent were Mr and Mrs. WJibur route 1 Harrod Allen County: Koemg of Mtddleport, Mrs. Bar. Mary A~n Crea~er route 1 Je!: bara Gaul and George Sergent fersonvlUe, Fayette 'eounty; AI· ~~d Wdbur Weber, McKeesrock, fred Spencer, route 1 Cedarville M E rs. mma Powell, Mtss Pearl Greene County and George BishoP route 1, Milford Center Umon Powell, Mrs Gertrude Deem of Parkersburg were VISitors of Mr. County ' Names of the tnp wmners were and Mra Harold Brewer and dau· announced by H W Ha hfl ld ghter, honormg Paula Jane Bre· · ra e • wer's 5th buthd y state 4·H club leader. M1ss Chap· Mr. .and Mrs "M:ce · i man, Miss Creamer and Bishop t d M ana am v S· are students at The Ohio State l e r and Mrs Glen Stout is a high Sunday ev~nmg. UmveNity Spencer school sentor Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dannan of Their trip~ are sponsored by Portland, Matne, were recent the Ohio State Grange, the Ohio gBuests of Mr and Mr-. Harold ~ r Bureau , Oh"10 Co unctl of rewer. r'l m p 1 Retatl Merchanta and the Ohio au Ha1.1ber and Ruth Larkins 4·H Club Foundation attended the county prayer meet_ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ log Sunday at the House of Prayer, thester Mrs Fae Connally, Newark visProjects Studied Ited Mrs. Oscar Babcock Saturday. F yOUthful Ohioans Named To AU Meeti'ng C. 0' By Rose C.ouncil During Meeting Social IY MU ADA ILACK "Blelt Be Tbe Tie" W&l MDI to open t!Jo NOOJII tnHIIDI ol tile SUDJidfl Makero Clua of lbe Presbytena Cbureb .,qa th17 met at the home ol Kn. Don Cottr111. The Lord'• Prayer wll repeated in uni:lon end waa pnt~lded over b7 the preoldent llln. Diet Win• brenner. Devotiolll were le4 b:J Mra. Herman London. Secretarr and treuurer't report were read and approved. Twelve memben amwered roll ea.ll. Others preaent wee llrL Pearl .HcBride, teamer. Gn.ee Oller, Mrs. Bob While, !ln. Robert Harden, Gertrude Dufb', l4n Charles Blake, Mn. Lawrence Diddle, Mrs. Titul Plckent end 14.1'1. George Schneldu. Tbe Lldleo AU&Wu7 of tile Volunteer fire departmeat met for tbelr reguhr meetlni In the village hall Monday evening, lllu. 11th. Tbe meeting wat opened by the president Mrs. TrOll Zwilliu£ wtlh tbe flag pledce and Lord'• Prayer ln uniton. The minute• of the lut meetinc: waa read by Mra. Ada Slaet and the trea~ ,.ported $1ZU4 In the tre11111r7. It WI& decided to eolar eUJ Q money maklllg proJect. An7one wloblng to pia.. Ill onter may do 10 by seeing any member or a.U mg WY2-6929. lllr1. Zw1111nl Illpointed Mrs. Slaek u PfOill'lm committee to meet with a commit· tee f1'o aenior and junior firf. men. A nominating oommlttte was appointed and oonail~ of Mrs. Don :M.ao~e. Mr8. Woodrow Hendrix and Mist Janice Teaford. Plans are under way to bOld a f1remen't fau in JWle. Get well calds were tent to Jack William, Gilbert Sinclair, Luther Friend Earl Watkina, Gertrude M~ and Mrs. Don Duckworth. lloet· ln,g was adjourned by Lbe preal· dent. Ulah swan, councilor, pre11ded at t"he regular meeting of Forest Rose Council It waa reported that the chimney job had been completed. Plana were made for the Dls·~~~:l~~'nd:an•oe trlct RaUy. Several members are at the Free Metbo· pllnniq to attend. The way11 and Church Sunday was 110. means commJttee announced aev· Lester Brookover haa returned eral projecta under conaldera Alliance where he Is employ tlon fi>r maklnc money for the after spending the wee~end building repalro. home. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer Two members were reported ill ton David were tbe weekend and nveral who have ml11ed of hJs l)lllrents, llr. and meetinea becauae ot flu and bad Norman Schaefer. weather were able to be preaent and Mrs. Dan Smith and Refreshment& and "Eaater BonRacine, called on her net'' will be for the next reeu· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence lar meeUn&. ....;.,. . and Mrs. Charloa Diehl and apent Sundq in London, 0. West Abtmdonsl;lope Joseph IIJaell ot ChiUleolbe is Of Ouick A-ment vlaiti~ relatives here. GIAE:VA UPI=-The--West ha1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie J. 1lrowll abandoned hope for quiCk aareeehildren, Galllpo~o opent nlment with Ruuia kt ban nuclear evenina: st the home of Mrs. arma from outer spate tnd freeze Amtrle&D aDd Soviet arm· ed fortes, authoritltive Western solU'cea 1ald today. Cora Renshaw. Mrs Margaret Allen caUed on Mra. Cora Renshaw. Mrs. Tina Jacoba.. recently apent the day at the •h ome of MN. Dorothy Ba1ley. Judy Gilmore spent SUDdlf at the home of Mr. an5t, Mrs. WQne Wolfe and family, 1'01<11. Rev. and Mrs. WUUam StcaUJo baqh attended the minieter's convention at Zanesville. Mr. .and Mrs. Clarence- Curtis were Sunday dinner cuesta of :Mr. and Mr1. Pearl Jacoba. eto ' ADYANCI aALI NEW YORK tiP! -RCA VIetor re<orda said Elvie l'r<1ley'' flnl post-Arm7 reeol'dlnl sold 1,2'11,0'1'1 belore the record wat naade, PIANOS· •BALDWIN •WVBLI'fZEil 1nd OTIII:Il FAII0118 BRANDS ___ UNDIItWINT SURDIItY George Ceeil Cundiff of Mason, W.Va. recently underwent surcery at Sl. Joseph Hoepltal lft Parkel'lva. bura, w. •Drainage Ditches • Land Clearing ' '• •' I ,. 1' ~\• Mr. and lin. M. L. Babr, Bll~ • • Exca\otieyj( and Mrs. Salah Woode of Tup~ " Plalnl eallod al tbe Wblte Fua-· eral Home, Coolville, Satun:l.y kC!11fi~liQ ev~.ln1 to see OICII' Fhtdlwg, a neilhbor of thelt pirentl, Mr. WeUseC1t ~t and Mra. WIIUam Beall, Alfred,for miD)' yean. QUALIFII'JD ,. Celobnllna lbe birlbd17 Jlay Wltb • chlol<en dhiner .al lhe home or Nr. ed Mra. 1. DwJ1bt MUboan of Flatwoodo, for lhelr clallllhler Heldl'l flhb ,birthdaY and her arandmolher Mra. 'Glenn~ Mllhoan. ThOBe preacn~t were. Mr. S~IP S~ASON QP•NS and !ln. IJ!alne llllhoan, Elaine, CHICAGO , UP! ,... lnlond Steel ~111 ,and llllel, :ltr. and Mrs. Co. ,will open Its" Great Lake01blp; W1,7111 llllbOan,' ,Pomeroy, ., Mr. Pin& season Sunttu, , two weeb alid lirl'l. Wlllilm: R - 1011 illllY oerller tbiJI W&t riar. eomiWlY' 011 ~lu1nbua, llr. an'd ·~ ~It ...,~":('...,...___"""__...;;..J,I!'o.., lldi\1 aald. ' · · ' : "'' "[ "; Mllllo&il, llio ' ' ad ' ., ' ~Ba.sf~nt • ·a, '* Pe4b· • ' .:.1 OPERA~~ 130 1•()J Toda.v *"" WCHS.TV Chunnel a....l d-S.l.nla, $.00 1101 1'30 U:OO 8 SO 0·00 10·00 11:00 11.10 11:15 11 :05 Wl!ilther Wlndow Lite Show ·ao AII.St.sr Golf Record Hop Diu Clark Sb011 Sea Hur, t Leave it to BPavel Lawrence Welt S~ Jubilee A. Up.to-tbe-MIAute Ne1tl Sports Report Late Show Channet 8-Mondn) 8 00 Cartoon Spectacular 8 30 Romper Room 9 30 :Mov1e I :25 Your Esso RepoliWr 1.30 I 'Married Joan l2 00 Restless Gun 12:30 Love That Bob 1 00 About Faces 1:30 Modic 2:00 Day In Court 2:30 Tbe Gale St<>rm SlooW 3:00 Bell tlie Clock 1:30 Who Do You 'l;ruol t:-00 America" B!na&tl~ 5·30 Rin Tin Tin 1:00 San nanclleo l!elll 1:30 YourBoso8:40 Weatherman 8:45 John Dal7 r.ewo 7 00 Colt 45 7 30 Cheyenne u. s. Sund1y- c:hanael8 ·~, 12:00 John Hopklna Jl11e 12;30 BijhoP Pike t:OO College NewP ConferenOI 1:30 lUI Pl<turo 2'00 ABC Playhouse 2:30 Easter Seils .J'ilm 2·45 World Travel 3:00 Open HeariQg UO ChampiQnplllp Brtdro 1:00 l'aul Wlriehell Show 4:.30 Broken Aq'ow, 1:00 Mattie's Fund,ay FUnnies 5:30 'n\0 Brothen 6.00 People's Choice 6:30 Robin Hood f ·OO Trackdc.wn T ~!) Mnertck .&:80 LaY!liiiD 9:00 The-:flebel~ ~~ ' . ., 8·30 'nle Aiasklnl ' 8 10·30 Johnny Staccato t·OO The NeWI Tonllbt t:OO Studio Wrenlinl ' ~ 30 Bourbon Street Beat 9 30 Advr'"ltures In Paradt•• 10 30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour 11.00 The News Tonlgbl 11:10 Scanning the Weather 11·15 Sport BeP'!<I Ii!~''tal~ Show ·wHTN.TV .Channel 13 thaiinel 13 • Saturday W'~ 4 45 American Newsreel 5·00' 'Dance Party 6 00 Life of RU~y 6.30 Steve DOnovan 7·1)0 Bol4 · Adven.tutt 7 SO Ped·y MaJDil 8 30· :Wanteik-llead or Alive .,~ ,. If, Lue"" •~< "' 1 -~~0 Haye Gun, Will 'l\"IYe 10:00 <Jummoke 10.30 Not For Hire U:OO New• and Weather. :J.;o Theater II ' "':SO Sign Ofl _.. A ~..113 S.!IIIQJ - 'IORIII_R'II tO!) Revlvl!l C:U..de )!1:1 ~~~at Wort .t:te Christian Setence .O:Iil Lamp Unlo MJ Feel , ..,.,.. JMk Up and Live ' (1:00 !'Yl 11:30 Camen Tbret 12:00 Rev. Elwood Glbbl 12:30 Oral Roberls 1·00 N. Y. Philharmonic 2:00 Willard Wil~ox 2.30 Comedy Time 3:00 Sunday Sports Specte.cular 4:~ Faee the Nallon ,_,:~Ji l~.aT.~'\ ~.::.t.t114 l*(. ., " 14 l, , "":: lj)o l(enal;f \ · ·•~::~r·:· ~.t:t!.Sbo!f Allred• Hite,he<!l'~ • Privote Roods Channel 3-'Mondal 8 115 Sign On 6 00 Continental Clwutoom 3- , • ,/;ll() •Farm Ponds U6 600 Jilt-., .u UQ 10:00 Georte ~obel WMPO Daily Program Schedule - -- - - ao .., l l*l>en~il ~eiltlet"b, ceiltuu FOR t1 JO We•t.hercallt ll :Ul Nttewatc'" 9 00 Kat,ie Doonan Show 9 30 Topper 10.00 Dough Re Ml 0 '30 Play Your Hunch 11·00 Prit• Ia Rlgbl 11;30 Cnncentratlon 12 00 Trut~ or Co~ueneea tJ ·00 1 ~ ~.~ 30 1t Could be You 1 1:10 "WJPtt.e~~ 1M Mid Day News lHD 81weboteb 1·10 Moviet:1me I 0(1 Qilll I Iff 2 30 Loretta Young 3.00 Young Or. Malo~~ thoMel 5unda) 1 SO From Th~se Roots 4 00 Comedy P1ayhouse ll:l6, Sign On 4 30 Adventure T1me 11:3U "This is the Lite 1 00 Steamboat Bill 12'00 TV Chapel 5 30 Sgt PrP.Ston 12:30 lnd.ustry on Paraae 6·00 SteamboP:t Bill 12~45 Garden Club of tl'U!I Atr 8:HS Jim Thacker ShiJW 1:'oo Champlt~lship Bowling 6 25 Weathercast ~ 00 Inside Soorts 6·30 NPW-' P:.cture , ,2 I~ NBA Bfsletball it:45 Huntley ~ley Repart ' "4.01) Joleet the Pre.. ,.00" Huctlebe"' Hound ' ' 1:30 World c;llfO!OPiunship Go!! ': 30 lttvetboat 6.30 Time:, :Pre~t e·:!O T•lel ol Woilo Farro 6 00 Meet the "p,ress 9:00 Peter uunD .s:M., .Suuday Ntws l'icturt 9·30 Cooityear IJ"heater 7 00 Ovtr\&Dd Tra~ 10:00 Steve Alleri Show 8·b0 Sunday Showcase 11:00 New's .deadlines 1:00 <nten SilO• a 10 Weather:arrt .18:00 tortlta Youn1 •t:l5 Jaet Plat Sbow , 10:30 ' Witblta Town ~:110 Slom Ofl QD, He.......... Th J I Rl II .. 6: 20 'rli0 u e v n ,,.,ow PHONE NOW AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS II Satw.., "*' ,,eo The singing of "Standing On the PromUJes" opened the meeting of the United Presbyterian MissJOnary March 4th. Mrs. Pearl McBride, president presided over the meetapg and read Islah tO: rt to 31 followed by prayer. Reports were read and approved. ..Hyn:m Book of the Ages Chapter 3" W'll ~:lven by Mrs. George Schneider. Obapter 3 "Cons1der tbe Cburcb" by Mayme Holme.. Study book "The Way in Africa" by Mrs. Me- 1 Bride. During the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs, Don Lisle to Mrt. A. H. Durst, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. AJbert Duckwortl), Mrs. ROICOe Harden, Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs Herman London, Miu Frankie Mumaw, Mrs. Titus PicteDI and 1 the above mentioned. "fa:! lnaht~d. tsald, the United States and lts Allies are preparlnl for prolonged EastWest liuulnl In the ,~~:~~~:! Geneva dlt~armament cc whleh eould eonUnue without marked pro1reu untJI the •ummlt conference In May. ' Oa11lllt 3- • 4:00 . bturolalo Th..ter • s·oo Scbool St.ory 5 30 Science FICtion Theater 6~00 N.e..W Pirture IUS S_.urdoY ·SI>lJI'IO lloundup Wotufront Solurdq lfllht lamboree 7;30 !ionanaa, 8'311.. M_a.p ,Jill tr,e Challenge 9 00 The Deputy 1g Jw.r!H): t.o \]ndentaodmg 10~ Ill•.. hom lnl<fPOl ~ HI-LOW TIMPS NEW YORK UPI-Tbe lowes! temperature officially recorded Laurel Cliff lhla morning in tbe 48 adjaetnt Social Events states of the nation wu 11 below IY MRS. CHARLIS DIIHL zero at Newport, Vt., the U. s. Mr. and Mrs. Griff Archer Weather Bureau reported. Hl&h 1 Thur&day evening .at the niclay w11 88 at Needles and II of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blythe, calif., and Yuma, Arll, . the 1ourees TELEVISION GUID! WSAZ~o1'V Channel 3 Syracuse Party Honoring Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., llarcb 26, 1U00.:..7 What's My Line SunliaJ Illewl 1:15 Theater l ,_ Channel 13-Mohda) 8.00 CBS News 8:15 Captaln KaDProo 9:00 10.00 030 11.00 <l:30 !2:00 l2:30 12.46 I :00 I :30 2:00 2:30 3•00 a·~ 1:110 1:15 1110 · 1:00 ~:30 1:00 6•15 6 20 1:30 7:0ll 7:30 11:00 Cartoon Tbeater Red llDWt Show On'l'heGo I J,.ovt Luey DeeOIIIher llr!de t.ove of l.lfe Seeteh l'or Tomorrow '1'bo Guldlnr Ulht Keai:t ot lho City AI the World Turns ~·01' Better or Worse House Party Tbe Millionaire .The Verdict is Your1 Tbe Brtghter DaJ The Se<ret Storm The EdKe of Nllllt The Tbree Stool.. The Life ol RIIOJ Ar'~ur J. Smith. JfA Look at the Weather Jule RlYlin Show Amtlll ~· Atld"y Hlshway Patrol Tbe Kale Smith Show Tbo1:30 Father Knowa Belt ~:08 DllltiY 'l'bomaa Show t:30 Ann Sothem Show 10:00 Hennesey 10~ DuPont SMow f~ ~e~k ll& 7:00 I 8.00 hturcl•y Si&n on Guest Star New• oil' weatllH' RFD Break[ast Party News 8.30 8 J5 9·30 9 35 10.30 8 30 8 3S Breakfast Party 9·30 Newt Motorcade o·oo Star Salute OtJO l:OO 1'op Ten l2.00 Noon News 2.15 Weekend 1:30 News !•3& Weekend Ohlo News !.30 Weekend 2 3S Ne.,.s 3 30 Weekend 3 35 NeW$! 4:30 weekend Rev J.l(,nt~.o>mtrY (Rutland M.&&ion) Counto Hymn T1me Tbc Sunday Show News 'l'he Sund1y Shuw News The Sunday Show The Army Hour t0:36 11 30 12 00 Noon New& 12:1~ V1.1"gm1a V1tatoe (PagevJI1e Ap,~slollc ChurchJ 12 30 Umted N.at1ona Show 12 4:; Soc1ai Securtly 1 QO Rev. Teets (Carpenter) 1.30 Sunday Showcase 2 00 AnDI"Yersary Showcase 2 30 Broadway Showcase 3.00 Sunday Showcue 3 30 Rev Wilson (Nt!w Haven Church of God) 4 00 Sunday Showcase 4 30 News 4 3~ Sunday Showcase 5.30 News & Weather 5 40 Congressman Moeller 5 45 Washmgon Reports to the Peeple 6 00 Sundown Serenade 6.30 Off the Air 4 ·3~ 5 30 Guest StJt" 54~ Pat Boone Sho•!o' 600 Sundown Serenade 630 OCC the Air Sundey 7 45 Stgn On 7 47 Sunday Cljapel ~8-~-s~hr~-:-.n=N-e!..w~s~---C..:g-~ndparenis, ""'rted Events' Re i'"" IY MRS. A. H. lAlLEY Mr. and MH. Roger Grueser and dauthtel-.s G1na Kay and Le· tha Ann of Logan, Mr. and Ml'lll Clarence Grue&er, Nease Settlement speDt sund1y with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr and celebr•ted Gma Kay's second birthday. Mr. and Mrs James Bowles and family -of Rutland moved on the Arvll Holter farm Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Theiaa and children of Raeme spent Sun· day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Carl Lee and famdy. Mr and Mrs George Roberts, daughters Audell and Lmda spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts Mr and Mrs. Gary Grirtith, son David, Columbus spent the week end with M:r and Mrs Eddie Griffith. Mr. and Mrs Arvil Holter and family .s~nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ronald Davis, Pomeroy. Mra Sadie Trussell spent Thursday wtth Mr and Mrs. Al· bert HUI, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Chnt Orr spent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mn:. Cal 1orr, Antiquity. Attending were Special " farrntrS -InfcJrmed M""'..., . h' "'RI • Vl"'l • t ru r 12:3.0 p.M. ON W J EH tbose named -above and Mr. and Mrs. Lester AS WELL AS Keep Ar•a Mr and -M-.. Clint Past president pms were Preaented by Nelson Roush to Mrs Fred Roush, Mrs. Ralph Roush, Mra. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. H. C. Roney and Mrs. W1lUam Roush The door prizes were won by Cary King and Mrs Thelma Cape. hart Games were played during the evening and prtzes won by Charles Zerkle, Mn John Leowts, Carl Kmg, Kenneth Hero, C. B. Taylor, Birdte ,Roush. Nel&on Roush, Mra. Kenneth Hern, Mrs. James Harrah, Mrs. H C. Roney and Edwin Roush Agriculture Agents Oh 10 • Sta te uft •"ve rsl•ty SNUFFY NEW HAVEN- Members ot the Amencan LegtOn Post 140, their wives, members of the Auxiliary and their husbands celebrated the Legion's 41st birthday w1th a dmner Monday evemng at tbe Legion Home. GALUA & MASON COUNTY I l.AST NIGHT, Dinner Held For Legion's 41st Birthday Event and Mrs. Charles Griffith, daughter Karen, Pomeroy RD ' spent Thursday evening wtth Mr and Mrs. Eddie Griffith. Billy and Ronnie Orr Reeds· v1Ue spent the weekend w'1tlrthelr -;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;, I" FROM 6ROKE tN LUKE l~RASHEI!'S HEI'IHOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer of Mt. Herman called on the Chu. Speocer £amtly Wednesday aner· noon M.r. ana Mrs. Billy Urr, Reedaville spent Sunday evening WJtb Chnt Orr and famtly . Mrs Edna Swick, Mr and Mrs James .Bowlea and son of Rutland spent Sunday evemng wtth the Arvil Holter fam1ly. Mr. and M1'11 Harold Trussell of Point Pleasant spent Tue~~day night with the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Their sons, Mtke and Rickey who the past weWwith their borne with Reports SOME VARMt..-r I Zerkle, Mrs. Edwm Roush, James Harrah, Mrs. Charles Zerkle, Mr. and. Ma:. J:lar..td Zerkle, Mrs NelaM•RO'U•h. Mr and Mrs Jack Hes- ,, , son, Mrs 1 Carl Kmg, Louena Roush Mrs. B1rd1e R-oush, Mr and Mrs. [van Shawver, Fred Roush, Mrs C. C. Montgomery, Mrs Nora Tripp, Mr.s Harold Fry, Harold Capehart, Mrs. Everett Roush, Mr and Mrs C. B, Taylor, John Lew1s and Mr and Mrs. William Roush. RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Elber and Frances Johnson to Jahn F. and Laura Harr1son, 0 80 A, S32, 1'2, Rl3, Salisbury. Walter R. and Emogene A. Crooks, D. W. and Roma c. Rothgeb to Carl Thomas and Dorothy Mae Roach, W -% lot, 412, Middle· pori Goldie H. (Hoback) Perry and Henry s. Perry to Ar.thur T. and Janet M. Warner, 47A, S28, Le· banon. Grace W. McMaster, Exec., I~!~:!' W. McMaster, Dec.. to A. and A&nes V. Dodson, 21·:12, MlddlejlOrl and Mildred Swil'h« to William H and Edni M. Rleh· Parcels, Mejll. Wlllianl and D<lrlt lluehanOn :Buchanan, Patotll, Ouve. uau<le Randolp~ 10 William Doris Buehana., 21U, Olive. Leonard and KatAQn Qlll.teft· to Ohio Powtir Co., 111.10 te lA, W'olker to Walburn, at the weather Melva Turner to, Presents tl:l8 Tll_uter 13 _ Robert and liabtlla Nel SHow::__ _; ~2!:::30~~S~II~h~O!t:?,__ _ _ _ __.!J!=~~=:::!:~:i:=:=:~:l::s~o~n,~Lo~t,~RR;utland. .-1 lh SAY---THOSE ARE BEAUTS, SLUGGO GOVERNMENT INSPECT-ED ·FISH 4 : E'ACH BlJSIOIILL£11 �Varied Program Given At Meeting Of WCTIJ Grnup 8-Da.lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 26, 1960 Book Study Held In All -DaYMee f tnQ Of Ch UrC h GrOUp OkOUP To MElT '!be Staff and Offie<n olllleig, '!'<mole, Pythion Siolen, will meet next llondoy e•eoingottbe K Of P ~ Hall in Middleport. Mrs William NEW HAYEN ~ A book s~udy ' Lowe and Mn. Homer Jones Will was held Thund&)' all day at the be "- h••te•••• '· ;;;,;-;;~:;;:;-;;::;·;.~~~~-. New Ha~ ~:n EUB Church, discus!mg "The Bible and Our Social Reu .... ted by Ethel Riddle . Th.~ fl.rst sea.siOn wu . M~D"'Y, OHIO conducted from 10 o'do<:k until, l2 •""' ~~ noon, with a potluck dinner folio...,_ TONIGHT ing. Tbe afternoon sesaion ad)ourn"GIRLS T..)WN.. ed at 3 P· m. Mamie Van Doren_ Altendmg were Rev. and Mrs. Ray Anthony Robert Dtlll' , Mrs. T Bert Roush, _ a1oo _ Mrs E C R1ddle, Mrs . John Bum"INVISIBLE INVADERS" garner . ~in Otha L1eving, "Mill (Science Flction) Harold Bum ga rner and Mary Jan , SUN .. MON., •nd TUEi. Mrs. Harold Flcy . bJc ' !Mrs. EdMgar "'TilE LAST VOYAGE" Layne, Mrs Ha e1g Me ntyre, rl . Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone I Ottle Roush , Mr5. Rufus Elceuor ~~~~""'""'""'""'""'~~~~__'''"""'d-"'~11ss :~1i!he Bum::••:::'_::"_::",___ ·· lll!:;:::=::=:=:::===:.:====:::;:===:::::J! 1 f or "i" T wo-A bct PI ay G'W 1ven 1n p' rogram A , . H •••""''Ill!" . MEIGS THEATRE I I I The Farmer's Friend ••. ...--{ a Checking Account! Pres yterian omen s SSOCiahon ere The Wo~n ·s Association of the Fi.rst Umied Presbyterian Chui-ch met Thursday evening at the church in Middleport for its regular meeting. ~- I The program called "The Sec· 1he group decided to c~mtr1ond Look", a play by Nora Sterl bute t-o. the newly estab_llsbed ing was pl""esented by ~rs Dwight I Wome~ s AdvJ~ory Board Scholar· wailace program chamnan who s.hlp ~und of the College of also pla'yed the p<lrt of th~ wife Wooster. The report from Group m the productiOn. The husband was .!:lven by Mr:s James San· played by Rev. Howard Ruppt>lt, born, chimman, and Mrs. J. E. the son, Chuck, by James Mtller , Ha rle~, chauman of group 11 the daughter, Becky by Cinda I gave Its report. Sauer .and Gre1chen, Lhr- g1rl next l•'mal planJ were made for d,oor by Carolyn Russell . servmg the TB Association dinner The plot of' the two ad play at the church Tuesday evening at dealt wtth too much partlclpatwn 6:30. Mrs. Sanborn announced in outs 1de actn·ities 01 t the ex· that money contribulions from peQ!e of one's own family. The members were still needed. pia)' ended happily wtth the de· It was decided that the As~ ctslon that some outstde actJvit1es ciahon would serve refreshments were neces~ary but that the home I at the Community Cluh Awards and famiJy were of rnaJOT Import· program being sponsored by Ra: ance. dio SLatwn WMPO to be held in Devotions for the evening were the Sunday School rooms of tbe presented by Mrs R. N Sher- church, May 18, at 10 a. m. man who gave a biographiC'al A dessert course was served by .sketch of St. Luke and a review the hostezsses Mrs . J. E. Harley, of his Gospel. She also read Mrs. Leland Brown, MlSI Mary "M.agniftcant of Mary" from the Park, Mrs. Susan Park With Mrs. first chapter of Luke and a part Judson White and Mrs . John Parol the 24th chapter dealing with sons a8 contributing hostessea. the a~M:ension. Guests for the e'•ening were Mrs. M<trcus Cbanibers read ex· Rev Ruppelt and Mn. 0. P. t•erptzs from a setmon entitled Klem. "Red Sky Ill the Mormng" which w" deli•md by De. Gco,.. ,, the New Wilm;ngton Chucoh, New WUmmgton, Pa .. on Jonum 17 of th1s year. This sermon had been sent to Mrs. Addie Fugate I II r I by her sister, Mrs. John Orr, mem ber of that chureh. Mrs. Orr Jiy. Party favor~ were made for the ed here at one l1me when her Meigs r.cncrai llospitul when the husband was pastor of the local third and fourth wrade 'Brownie Presbyterian Church. The sermon Troop of Sugar Run School met stressed the neceas1ly for a re· after school Thursday at the Unit· Juvmation of Christianity not ed Methodist Church of whicb the only abroad but .also at home . WSCS IS the sponsoring group. Mis11 Margaret Sauer stressed l'"ollowmg completion of the pro· the importan.ce of the "One Great ject games and group singing were Hour of Sharing" to be observed enjoyed and refreshments were thts Sunday, March 27, in many suve(\ by Barbara WhLte and Dorchurches over thf! country. She othy Nt'utzling. aald that eleven m1llion dollar! Attendtng were Sally Globoker, are needed th1s year for a w1de range o! projucls m 40 counlrie~ Linda Warner, M&ry K Hennessy, Miss· Sauer alti'O menUoned the Jennifn Menchini, Dreama Wise, M1u1onancs Cor the day and of· Penny Hayes, Linda Ash, Pamela Fered prayer for them. The busi· Crew , Sandy White, Kathy Fultz, ness meeting was conducted by Barbara Whtte, Brenda Boyer, Mr11 Harold Sauer with Mrs. Edna Donna Wtse, Patsy Ash, Linda Juhling giving the treasurer's W c h r u n g, Dorothy Neutzling, Elame Brickles and Mn. Gardner rt•port. Wehrung. leader. Mrs. Dan Wh1te and Mis1:1 Carolyn Smith, aJ>sist.ant leaden. I' Genprn v... tor tarmera. •peclally, It pap to pay by check. \Ve Pay 3% Interest ,o n Your Savlft~ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federol Reoerve System Member Federal Depa11lt Insurance Corporntton POMI;ROY, OHIO BA. K ER FURNITURE .- --- ....... SEWING CLUB NEW JlAVEN~The Sewing Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A . G Mehlmun ut Chester. Ohio. During the sucial hour refreshments wf)rc sened to Mrs. (,. J. Ruttencutter, Mrs. Hugo Juhhnt;, Mn. Normarl Wcm, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs . J. L. Stewart, Mrs . R F. Bryanl, Mrs. l'~red Batey, Mrs. Ot· Lie Jl.oush, Mrs. Pffilip Wolpert, Mrs. Edwin Stein, ~rs. Lewis Jones and the hostess, Mrs. Mehlman . The nexl meeting will be held on March 29 at the home o( Mrs. Herman Layne. says,"Why pay more?" just $ 249·9s E\1'1l LCM> Wltll Trode R. .Mott. J. Party Favors Were Made For Mel'gs It ICIY• blm tripe to town. 11 91?• hba a reconi of IU apend!Dq. It c a - him to keep moat of hs. money aalely ID the bank.IDatead olin IU ~·t. or at home. The regular meet!Di of the i-.ltddlcport WCTU was held Fndoy e~·cmng at the Church of Christ ..... •1r 1 w1 ... , ..., s. C ~Dee McNeal. prest· dent charge.L Gardner was de· Mn.in Fred votional leadef" and read several PiUiliHI:ea or scripture [rom the New and l'si.lm aave .•• s1uon'l'eltament on the 2Jrd by expoMra. ,"\ n art1cle, "Need of the Bible'" .vas read by Mrs Gardner who clos· .:d the devotions with the article · thank Yc.ou yanDorn.". The prayer tor the devotions was g1Veu by Mrs. .d L . Kelly, ourtng the busineu meeting the 'president appointed i'llra. Kelly, i~hS! Margaret Sauer and Mn. 0 . t: McKmley to plan for a pro&ram to be gnen at the County Home in early April •• !nrs. Paulme Gallagher, Mrs. lnl:l Turner and Mn. Edward l'fench ~ere remem~ed b)' the ,rvup wLth round robm cards. .~!!till :ttargaret Sauer gave tbe . h .. pter from Lhe study book anu .tJ.:>o told or the pro&ram, "Ont J.reat Hour of Sharing," whlch .vill be observed in churcheli throughout the country thll Sunday. Eleven million doUara are needed this year for a wide range ,,f pl""ojects in 4() countries. The meeting closed with prayer by Miss Sauer. A deuert course was served by Ule hostesses, .Mr11. G.arduer, Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Da· •nd Darst, S~., Mrs. Lena Wolfe, Mrs. Dalla~ Lightfoot and Mrs. Ed· ward Frencb was a contributing hostess. ------- I Wa'lla'ng Workers Class Entertained At W'lI c:::nn Home Mrs. Carl Muore entertained lhe Willing Workers Class of the Enti!rpriae EUB Church Thursday cvcmng at the home of Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, Rose Hill. A short business sea•ion was held with Mrs. Thomas Bentz presiding ln the absence of the president and vice president.' Grou~;> singing ot "Sweet Hour of Pra>"· er" opened the meeting followed by scripture reading (lf Pulm 98 by Mrs. Francis H. Glazier and prayer by Mn. John Smith.. Tbe wonder box donated by Miss Dorothy Long was awarded to Mrs : Myrtle Long. Several mem· hers received gi!ts front their scrrct pals. The hostess servrd a deNert course to Mrs. Herbert Di~on, Mrs. Smith, Mn. Harle)" BroWn, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs. Ed King, Mrs. Bentz, Mh.s Genevieve Stobart, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Wll10n and dau· ghtcr, Kelly. ---~ Degree Work Planned For Next Gathering ' Herbert Hoover, chancellor com· mander, presided over the meeting of the Fides Lodge, K of P, when they held their regular meeting at the Hall in Middleport last Thursday evening. At the meeting plans were made for next week's meeting whefl work an the Page Rank. will be givefl . AU Kmghts are urged to b( present for this meeting. Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of Past Matrons Celebrated At Masonic Hall Mainly AbouJ People IQ Pomeroy &y The 25th anniversary of the Pa61 ~a)roDJ of Evanceline Chapter was celebrated Friday when membera and tbelr husbands held a potluck chicken <tinner a~ the Masonic Hall In -Middleport. LUttLL. HAWKIId William McQwtg of Bay Village arrived Thursday afternoon called by the illneN and death of his father, George McQuigg. Eldon Weeks left today for Reynohllburg 'to spend the week end witb Mr. and · Mrs. John R. Weeks. He will be accorqpanied home by Mn. w~u who apent the paat week with her son ·and famil)' . Roy Strickland arrived home Friday night for a vacation from h1s employment with the American Barge Line. Mts! Helen Lochm of Colum· bus who was called here Friday by the death of George McQuigg ts the guest of her brother and .;ister-in-Law Mr. and Mrs. PatrieJl Lochary. Mrs. H. D. Defenbaeher of Col~mbus amved Friday afternoon called by the death of George .McQuigg. Mrs. Williarp Killinger ha• re-turned home after a visit in D~Yton with her -son and daulht.erm-law, :t.i!". and Mra. Walter Kil· The diimer t.able1 were covered with wbJte cloth with blue atream ers d.>wft the middle and silver stars placed along . Blue candle~ were uaed tn the sU'(er boldera. A large lllver floral arrangement wbic.h hid been ma.d.e ~y Mr.a. Robert Coats a! a special favor to the president, Mrs. Marion Allensworth centered the head table. Otb~. d~cor~tkms indy.de~ an arrangement of spring flow· en u daffodils and pussy wiDow furniahed by Mr1 . Walter Bunce. '11le bleuing before tbe- meal was giveJ} by Mrs. Allen H11gbea. • e ~EAST~ • enttne at¥ Pike Back For Setond·Round;· This Time For Grand Highlights of the Pa&t Matrons organization were given by Mrs. Robert Harris, Mn . Morah Leonard, Mrs. ?lolax Harrah, Mrs. Evelyn Lewi1, Mrs. ZeUa Cross and Mrs. JJ~e.s. Mrs. Windsor, Chester, gave two humorous readings. . lr . . I, .,.., Fire continued to plague KeW County over the past weekend destroying lhouaanda of dollArs In property and leaving two famillel hOmeless. The lint of two fires Saturday eveniiiJ[ badly damaged a two lllot:y frame home In Middleport and iept tile Middleport Volunteer Fire Depulment busy bringing It Ullder coutrol. Fourteen firemea baUled deue ttt. w.. until .,.,....., tnYeltl... BROWNIE$~ OUTFIT Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, junior past matron was welcomed into the group by the president who I~P•~ni;d the business m.eetlng asked Mrs. Leonard, fmt Worthy ,Matron, to preside in the present Muonlc Temple ;building . !ins:er. Mrs. Killinger who was .J.Uite l1l is much impproved. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans and cbildr.en Pame~ and ~ay of Canal Winchester wived. Friday evel'l· tng for a .weekend visit with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoJUn Bearha, Flatwoods. Member and guests attending Homer carleton left "today lor were Mr. and Mrs. Griff Russell, his home In Norwood after a Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. f.Dd visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Mr.s. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· ter Bunce, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush, Mr. and Mf"s. Robert Har· ris, Mr. and Mn. Joe You'ng, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs. Cross, Mrs. Ernes.t I.eMrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mn. Winn, Mn. Leonard, Mrs. .. PIIDIIII HOUDAIHI'.T II l.illum Steiff and Mrs. Della Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons and son, Jeffery mewed Friday to their new holtiA! at 136 Deland U A.venu.e in Columbus. Mr. Parsons ;, employed wUh the slate to rransportallon pertalnlna: to 1 "boolo. Mr. and Mrs. Fidding Hawkins NEW HAVEN_ Tht> Baeh~el 1f ~le, W. Va., came Friday to EUB Church WSW'S Qlet Thurad ..y 1isit with Mr. and Mn. Dale AJ. at the home of Mrs. :Ray Mulford enswort~. Mrs. N. R. Rothgeb of 1 th · 1 · Th : tt.eshire and their son-In-Jaw and or ell' regu U' meeting. e loplc waa "That They May Have Uff" dauchter, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlll!& and was led by Mr~. J.fulford aod J"toman and son, Mark. They Mrs. Laura ElliQU, with dlscuss'lon came especially to attend the by members. 25th •nniverslt'y celebration of Refreshments were served to the Past Matrons of the OES. Mrs. Mattie Busll and granddau- Mn. Edwm Jewell, Mrs. Evert::tl ~bter, Diane Davis ieil Friday for Laudermllt, Mrs. Charles Jewell, a vat'ation in Florida. Mrs. Alfred Clark, .Mrs. Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adkins of Sharbaugh, Mary JeWell, Mrs. John Mumet, W. v~~.., came Tuesday to Triplett, Mrs. Donald Ohlingef", visit Mr. and Mrs. B. N. East. Mrs. ~rs. Donald Roush, Mrs. Olan East returned bome ' with them to Goodwin, Mra. EIUott I.IUJ tHe bOBvisit her parents, Mr. and Mrs . tess, Mu. Mulford. A. R. Brown. Mr.s. Brown has The next meeting will be on Ap· been m. Mrs. Eaet returned to ril 21 at the home ol Mrs. John Around And A,b..out Middleport M IfOrd HOme WaS . Kodak rt/b camtr~ in 11 lo,.value ~•h oulfil low, ·~ price- bvt lfllt .QNitoo :- fllotO - 'f-,.1·. Kodalt'o treat n:~w lrO"ni• :Storflea Onltera that takes ~ color dldet at well at color and lllack..-d-whlle 1n0pshots. Outfll oi*O lt~ch•dls flotholcler, blollbt, boH•rlet, V•richro. PCIII film, and fulllaoiNclfont. OUSII' Elberfelds SUll'I'H - a protest from tho South dretlsOf Ma~ other Cameii&S and Out· fits - Cameru for popular b1ack and white Pictures oolor - and family piiwiog moviea-. African student pal'tlclpates in for the ouster of South Africa against the murder of hun- I ~AI~~~ Sllo!f'· ftli.~lors ..~ camera Floyd Ward, 32, aue&~~ed. $16 · and ' coats on P•~;~"'iioun•'• toxi.c:ation char~:e. Being held "in the ~ounty Porp.eroy police cbar_gel appearance Tliesday lore the mayor ·are Fred 205 <:ooder St., Pomerox, with DWI and with fer license p!:l~:~~ son, Clifton, tion. Bolh ·men were early Sunday, Chief Jed satd.' Released on bond followlnl his · arrest Sunday morning on & charce of eroasing a double yellow Une w.as Robert Lee Sayre, 26. New lf.aven, He wil1 appear Tuesday evenln&:. In- I Sereens Flaah Equlpmool ~. ; "'* ~~~~~~::~;~-: .M~vlo · ' case• Gadget Bap Youth Fined Prllltlng Papers Polorold Cameraa $137.800n Film J..,eaw ,sro'ur film et El.berfelds amote and flam~ for over two t1en. MMievw. 1ae rattl.._... boun in the bome of Mr, aad lin. ......._. ., tJ.GtO 011 th hou• Wayne Harrtson at 9(rJ' SOuth Sec- .... ...,.._. $1.000 on ~ ond Avenue. Mn. Harrhen .... JvnRr the Mr. and lin. Haniaon were .._ wn cowe...., bJ IMUrance. when the fire wu diaoovered by Mr. and Mn. Harrison and their neilhboll at approximAtely 7:-ID p. eon, ~wtenee, wen liven lodj:ing m._ Quick aetlon by firemen aad by friend~ until their home can be nesgbbo~ remm:ed ma-t of the reptired or better 11..-ing arrangedownst.ua furmture to ·ordef to JD~tl aecured. save it from 1moke and watu dam· Ja another tire at D:20 p . m.. sun· q:e. . dat nlCht Vid.dleport'• fire depart1be fire, of uncletelmiaed ori· Dkl.lll wu ea.lled to Rutland. ln. ltll'led ill a tloeet Gh tile DOtth the f"lft believed to be of an aide of the- baule and Warted ita a~ origin almoat completely (~~:J~! way upw~ betweeo the waUs, ed. tbe bome or Mr. and Mrs. tllen un4er the hoWM! aD4 •• the Jo.e MoodlJpi:UJb juet off the 1 otller alide into a aecoDd. H.or7 clot- Ltlcllal Creek Rucl. et ~fore 1t II brouJ:ht Uhler con- Upon arrival at tbe ICt!De, Midtrol. dleport put !.., a tall for more water Chief TINft Dlrlt 4eellft. and equipment from the Rutland eel to place the eact d.,.. of Volunteer Fire Department in or--- Young Is County S.. Tho Complm Llno SCene Of M , , eefing Of Women s G . roup - CHICAGO (UPI) - ood ~2 r- ..., •bl•t "' .. .,. . were was no cause for Vernon HaUJbton.cc-,·-:: · •. ftood forecaster In the Plttsburlb district, 18id the I Influx or warmer AN wenl Into Weat Virainla nllbl, Cblef o! PoU.. Gilby plcl, wbeD lte wu for you from hundreds of.poUclos .avallable. He helps ~ou collect . e~lms. to serve you. He selects your Insurance from only the Census Takers· To Ha~e card Of Identification On the r Tho Potontod S·RI•I Pump Aglt,,tor pump' up and down. No bladeal It bath11 de_, dirt oUt wltflout btatlng, Clolllt• ae cr.aa ••• you'll IHI llh • qunnf lUI< • l>llllll i S~eThe lll> V <'IN< ---- -- Ill ~f'l'< •fi N 1 '• ll!~l i ,r.tl ' Will< AND BEST OF ALL, IT COMES FROM ' ~rigidaire FrostProof ., BAKE · R FURNITU'RE J'L)U . -- .. ltl )! Only An i ndepeni:lent Agel!t Can Give You So Mpny . .' .,.'- . :•Ch~i~' ·To $~~~~ ~.,A~ f• . • j ' • • ·'· . . ,IDsUrdte' ~ei~LI Costs less Than You er UUIII' For Easter , FRAN IS.FLORI~ST ""'''·· PHONE wv~~'" -· :..iii~ or ~.z.eut Think ,. ·ft~~ce,Veay ·- ~.ONe~ ,, ~ ~ We Cta FurDJu ' 308 E. MAIN ST. PO,M Q9Y, Qllll~ AI • ' . Rem ~ee ~~'!.~t!!!.~ ~! ~ v.t ~, ~J · :;·, ina;..aa.e~....; , ''~--·· Mijl;t!l~... ~ ~~---·' ,- ·' ' • ~ ~ f·~ Davta-Warner llllllll'illee uobRettG-1. . -.. Agelley ' '' \ ''i'Jowtil.tlg Agi"ey . ,.,..~•. ~~~~ <'; ..•"(' ,: .. '. . ' · ·: .. oJt. servtee ~ ::\ <Ihni:.S-~ sb.~ ~ Acim.Y ' . ..u'ildi•~' C!I\io;l'· , .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ To Address • Ii~~ J~ Mete• CoJ.111t7'1 ~lallo~ of ~~~lle•t1 ~· .·; DoU..ry and ..u$clioll I!W'renteod. . . '. . 00 to '15 per11ons are t!X· to attend tbe Marietta ' I !- . i , We send lllster J1ower.by·~ anywhere. ·Quality ' Look To The lndependtnt Agent Before Yciu Buy b. .tttll'ol Jiving aoweN reo mind your }GV'f!d one& that you ve wtth them in spirit. SJ,mply ph.()ne ' or come till end the finest of Easter Plant-a. cut flawera or tor.,.... will be dellv'rod iny~ lin town or· enywhere tn the onrld. Mi l" I Oil Tbe Brlgll101l Comer Ill MII~DLEPORT.·t . DIY. of Hope, let your Marshall. Hunt For IMiTM ly DILoi r LOUISVU.LE. Ky. tii'I seems to be hoverlng OOllfi.d l I .; I I 1 lh• port, did not cause any danla.ge , this morning_ Property ownen. laid firemen. were burning off lhek prden area when the fire went out of oontrol The fire wu put. wt eu1ly aDd DO, damage wu caUJed. '· . . -- .. ·; ., <-/ ~ ......( Former Svra~use storekeeper -p-" Died 0 D Sunda " y Sbelt wller· streams by urly today Jud ruen anywbe!O to • ball-fool in Weatem ~nblilyvania to two feet at Weato~ W. Va. He u.id heav:r rains would be t11e major taetor 1n contributlne to any actual Rooding Fu _, · , at tbil time ner.. Hl'\'iceti a..or on (Wbltey) HendM, ace 81, wbo died in Holzer H01pital at '1:30 Sunday morning wiU be held Wecinesday at 2 p. m. from the Na:ar et:le Church in Syracuse. Mr. Hendrix worked for the Obio Power as an electrician Cor a niJIIIber ol years, and for bill Jut 30 years operated a .stOre in SyracUae. Sunivors are biB wife Lellll. at hoJMi these children, Woodrotr ond Mn. Sylvia ZwlllJng, both of Syracuse; Mrs. Walter Bucllef, Hazel Park, Mich., and Mn. t1qby EppUn, New Lexingion, 0.; 11 grandchildren and one ereat grandchild. Brotben and siaters are Mrs. Mary HubbBrd, Syracuse; Mn. Lll· Sut,_;,otng are a daughter, Mrs. lie Hoden, WQoe City, W.; Art. LcNdenville; a son, bur, Bradbury, 0.; Thomu.lliddle-Spencer, ColumbuJ; three port; Mathew, Racine; WW, Par-:Hn. Nora llolTlson, Gna k.enburc, w. va., aod Gua .iD :norllln. Don Bentley, Clln- ida. · cburcb Remains about wUJ nooa be taken Wed.neldQ". to the · BurJal will be in ML Carmel eeu:111i.. tery. Friends may eaU at the Ewtns: Funeral Home llfttil noon Wednuday. 'Ibe Rev. Harold Hohnt1 Will oHlt:iote. for drfvinc witb ucesa G~ey orr01ted {o· in Pomero1 usisted FIREMEN CALLID pollee. Jacobs. Butch· The Pomero1 fire department alto will appear beFriends may eall at Ute funeral was called out at 12:40 p. m. todq Kennttll MtEllliDnef home aDytime after noon Wednes- 1 to fight a bl'Uib fire in lower diJ. Montey Run in Pomeroy. to 'choose the r.igllt .insurance • HaliChton .ropOrlod that beod· ~~:~£:::~::':.~De-i INDEPENDENT AGENT velopments that mean better protection. So, be sure .... ,. ) Mlclcl._.,. .,. ""' """ .......Jt lltni ... .....,. """ t~W~r... - ·-- W'lliilhl-~ strongest, most reUable companies. He keeps you Informed Of new de- • f A hi'Uab fire at ~: !15 •· m. today Snow • fed rivera waabed over wea.tber dming u.e weet end their banks in MIIIIOuri, Iowa, broJl8;bt a natural runoff of snowa Kansu iilnd Nebraska. that _aeeumulated earUer. National ~~~~;~l~J~,J.:.I ~ I• Mt much slfnHilice in· ~ · can~ r'u.Mff U yet 11rut If It continues as moder.,. for BUY INSURANCE THROUGH He's always ready I tbta yeor. I wmter storms. OUT OF An independent Insurance agent Is free f The Weather Bureau blamed a fast spriag thaw wbicb in bod< of the home ol lin. LouP;:~~l;~ m~lted mounlains of snow accUmulated by record breaking ca Bndbury, Powell·•~ Mlddle- ".Joyousl:aster" the miles TODAY'$ , MOST ADVANCED WASHING ACTION der to brinl th• flames WMler control. RuUand wu relieved alter the fire waa rontrolled.' It originated ;n tbe bock port of the houR and Jpread: qutetly into the aeoond 11or7 of tbo el&ht room frame home. Firemen II1Nid tanllec loalh o1 wour, opprmmot. ly 3000 &allons. pumped a ciatem dry, then damned up a creet for more, before the names were extinJUiahed. Mr. MltMitpt"'ff told fiNIMIII h4l •nd hia wit. and Mn; Billr' .to., ..., 12. were ,....,,.,. .to . . to bed wMn they -..n I• ve~tlptlne • nol .. ..,...., et first to be 1M family cat. It ... et thl1 tl...., the fire ... dl...,. encl. Mr. Mooditpluth hnmedla t.fy cal'-1 thl> pet hu•d. n.. Miclclleport Fir• Ch!.t' ..._ ... w the .......... $5500 ... ..ld theo houM . . C4IYeiW 11r imur•nw. Very few contenll were und beclwe of the fiamel and 1mote. Tbe Moodispaugh familJ wu taken in by relatives until hoUJlng can be obtained. In another fire alarm at noon Saturday the Middleport depart. ment was eal.led to extiOJUiah a brush fire in Bradbury. However, t.he fire was out on arrival of the fire• o•e• weekend sent the fire louc1 for swollen rivers surged over their the county over the ·$00,000 marlt ."'~~:f~ Itheir banks in four states today, driving hundred& of person5 from homes and Isolating several communilles. ---~-,-- for quick eervice and flne (!UOIJly prints - bolllt· black & white and C'Olor service. - Rivers Flood 4States; Ohio Basin Re~rted Sale · So Far d"i-t.":":':~··.,.perty ;h:~er~h~om;e~T~h~u~r!~d;•Y~·~~~~~~TT~;p~le;U~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l WITH -· Fires Wreck 2 Homes In Meigs County Towns' . Mrs. Walter Hayea assisted Mn. Allensworth with the decorations. and you get ... ,......... ..... ....,.- ......T.-r _. Uw ......... .. - - on4 .......... is family time FLOWERTIME SAY IT "*'"•'II... - ...... Olllo: rlltly Mrfh ,........,, CIIRtil trwMr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EASTERTIME IS AUTOMII'IC 1'EA111ER dlsc"overlet m· the yet unknown and .YirUse& ~0 hwnan ,, ' ~· � 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 26, 1960