https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/16c5658e3ef36dca23c1cf489e8cdf03.pdf 7c0868df468aff8ae6c3110a7fe625eb PDF Text Text * - ~ .. - Easter Egg Plans Mode At Meeting Friends Come To Observe Mrs. Th• En..'Pri.. 4H Club met Sat· 0 urda)' iftemoon With their leader, rr s 8"I rthd ay Mrs. Dwagbt Logan ~tud ;~.sau.:tant Mrs Paul Orr was honored Around And Abo ut t Middlepo r 1 1e.der, Mn. Herbert Dixon, at the Logan iloane Plaru we.r,e made to color Easter 8-Datly Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 29, 1960 evenmg when a group . , FIEDDII! HOUOAIHI'. T fnenda c11me to her Balhan Debbte Kitchen , small daughter wtlh a covered dtsb d1nner of Mr and Mrs Wii!Jam Ktlchen eggs for the Children 's Home at m observance of her bttthday . of Chillicothe was brought here the next meelln.!: on Aprtl 16 Guesto were 1>e<1lcd at the din- by her father !Oday fur a week6 ' mg room table whtch was center- vtait wtt.h relall\'BS mcludtng Refreshments were ~Served by ed wtth a decorated bulhday cate Mr and Mr~. Charles Asa Brad Mfti Lopn to Darlene Snuth , baked by Mrs. Carl Lee Ibury and fam1ly and Mr and Amta Hall, Ruth Ann Broth .. ·~. 1 Mrs Robert Re1hel Betty Grueaer, Barbara SJmth, 1::.1 Present were Mr and Mr1 Ro· Jams Childs, R~. ha ~ returned 111e Arnold, Karen Walker, .Matr Keller, Gallipolis. Mls& Elaine her empl oyment at Children 's JOne Bentz, Jacklyn Se1dwabel, : S•yre,, New Haven, Mr and Mrs olltler spendmg lh !! week .Mary Ann McKenzie, SWian Dta.on , Lee and s on~ . Charles and her mother, Mrs . Miir Mrs Dixon and J!:Ue5ls, Mrs James , Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Silturday M1~s Childs Hall and Mrs Florenee Holley Keller, M~ Jean I HL Gal11pohs w1th fnend s nette Mrs Oilve Ingra. at Holzer Hosp1tal ham, Floyd Weber, the honored Frank Cheesehrew wh o under .:uesl and Mr Orr. went surgery recently 1s much 1m Mr. and Mn. Riebard. ltJn ' and soi\S Rod.ney and Je-ffrey spent SunQily at Ravenswood With Mr and Mrs Stanley DDW. Ross Jones spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E J. Htll :Jo1atwoods, Dav 1d keed was an afternoon guest Mr and Mrs. Roger Keller of Gallipolis visited Saturday with Mr and Mu E J Hill MtJs Fay Thomas of Columbus the weekend with he, par· MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO Games , mus1c and pictures proved and able to be out Mr and Mrs Harland Harm taken by the Vrr1o on a vacalion and children of Athens v1s1ted TONIGHT trip 111 the west were enjoyed Sunday w1th Mrs :iu..<;Je Harns durmg the evemng ''TilE LAST VOYAGE" Mr and Mrs Fred Gibbs and Mrs Walter Angel and Robert Sllack, Doruthy MalGM GET$ t)IVORCE DECREE of South Charles lon .spent Not ()ptn WMnesdey LOS ANGELES UPJ - A~:trees with Mr and Mrs Charles [r1sh McCalla, 30, awarded ;,n m am! Perry THURSDAY end FRIDAY lertocutory d1vorce from Patrtck who u'lderwent H Mcintyre, 33. nearly three Y~'or~l m~o;or surgery th1s month return· "EDGE OF ETERNITY " at:o, Monday picked up her his Barber Shop th1s week. Cornel Wilde - VHtona Shaw d1vorce decree Williams hat Ius shop In buildmg formerly occupied Kenneth Bycr on Mill St For he Will be open6ll from 11 to 6·0o p ttl and Mrs l'aul llaptunstall children Ed1th and Billy, Mr and Mrs Robert L spent Sunday m Zau('~vlllc On and After April lsi, Dogs Must Be Kept On Mr and Mrs Wayne :,harp Owners Premises or Will Re Impounded By family The birthdan of Mr Hapton11tall on March 26, Mrs. Dog Warden. Robert Sharp on the 23rd and on the 20 were w1th a family dmner. Mmer1v1lle. AJC John c . Beaver returned Lockbourne J\U' Base, Colum, Monday after a weekend wtth h1s parenta, Mr and John Beaver, Nye Ave. Mrs R L. Gotthardt and aon Columbus, Kathy Morgan 1 were weekend w. A. Morpn. were Mr. and Mn. and . son J(~th, IN RACINE VICINITY Ernest A. Wingett MAYOR ~~-~~-----~~-!'"'~'I Alpha Omicron Ch.rt•r No. 1980 Reserv11 Dl•trkt No. 4 Ch •••on o• coNDITioN o• apter Met In THE POMEROY NltTIONAL BANK Jackson Recently OF 'POMEROY In The St•f• of Oklo, AI Th• CioN of Bu•lrw• on Much 15, l'NO. Publi1Md In ruponse to .:;all """" by Comptroller of tM Curr•ncy, ~tnder SKtion 5211, U. $. RevlHd StatuM~. ASSETS Cti.sd'J, balmwe wLih other banks, mt"ludmg re11erve balant'e, and caS'h Items 1n process ll'f collccll'On ---- $1,282,74827 United Statts r.overnmcnt obhgll.twns, direct and guaranteed _ --------2,604,41)273 1 Obl1gaL1un,~ of State, 11nd po-lil1oal !o'UbdiVIswns ____ __ 259,20487 Other bond s not('s, and debentures 1,742ISO Corporal(' stocks •liii Clluchng $11,2W 00 stock of Fetlcra! Reserve B<~nkl _ _ Jl,2WOO Loons and dlsl·ourrt.ll (Lncl udul)( $1866 o-vcrdralhl) _ 1,548,67630 Bank pre miM'~ OWIIL'ii $15 000 OH, turmture and fu:tures $! 5 OOU.OO - -- ------30,000.00 The March meelmg of the AI pba Omicron Ch~plcr of the Delta Kappa Gammu Soronty, met at the Colonial Inn m Jackson last Satur. day for a luncheon meehng Eena Adama and Cleo Barnes nf Jack· son werE! ln charge of the arrange ments for the meelin~ Mrs Geneva .Joachim of Pom eroy, chapter prestdcnt, was m charge of lhe meetlng, ;md mlro duced Kuests from the Beta Alpha Alpha Beta and Bel<~ Tau Chap ters Spcc1al music Wa:; provided for the afternoon by Bdllhchards, Bob $0.738,074 67 Smith, Myra Stull and Melmda Ro· ietll of Jackson TOTAL ASSET& :~:~ out in his traditional turban. I 1 Shop Pickens' ••• For DuPONT PAINT and YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS One Stop Buys Your Hounclooning Heeds .too--- OUR SPRING SPECIAL - - - - I Rubb.r Base ·WALL PAINT • $1·09 qt. Why Poy Morel' .. M~~;~:::~=:~;';.;d~;";:-.;.:.;,,.:-;w;~M~ e Band Concert W'll I Be Aprl'll 0 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler •nd doughier Lmda or Columbul were weekend guests of his par· Mrs Carroll Swanson, pres1dent, enta, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Schuler. presided over the me~tmg of the Mill Rachel Rou.ah o! Coium· :whddleport Band Boosters when bus was the weekend guest of they met Monday even1ng In the her parenll, Mr. ~ Mra.. Kems bllndtl'oom at the h1gh school. RQI!Ib. •• . .. Mr~ awl , i·~· · 1 ~bert ·· ~· AprU 10 was set OtS the date for wc.ryll. ~cl ~., ~~ 'Ml:lp ·.~,:e the a~nllf.l band concert and a IJilScbhi:l~er , aDd. i1l~ter .:.a~ea.- ver olferini wiU be taken. The cGn· Kl:y ii;I,Dt .{l{r1~end.o.ia' Rltt.. , cert Will bePP. at 2 30 ,p. m. IQan,~ ~~~ ..tormpr'a. ~w:uJ. Prize win11ers 'Gf the llcket sell· hun RJ~.,c'kw'ofi~ wbQ il Ul While IDi contest 1held last week in contber~· -Qiey at&ebded the ~ten- ncction wlth the Me1gs Talent lng of the twin daughters of Mr Showcase were announced as foland MJ"!., WIJliam Koder, great lows Fint: Martha Fowler, who granddaughters of Mr and Mrs sold $23 worth of bckets, $6 award Wayl1nd Lance held at the First and Joy Boggs, $14 worth of t1ckets Presbyterian Chureb, Rittman won second prize of $3. Mr and Mr" Pbll WiUlamaon A dJscussJon was held on the visited last week in Columbus purchase of an electric tuning in· with their son ln·law 1nd daughter trument. Action wlU be taken on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner. th1s at the next meetmg eon. Osteopathic Officials Sp~Here An early declaration here that patient.s of all doctors, medical and osteopatliic, will be admitted IQ the proposed Meigs County V~terana Mein' orial Hospital, II •buUl, and lutve a doctor of.their choice, was !lfiled Tudila)' plgllt upon the' board of trustees of Meigs Community Hospital, Inc. Informal sp.,akers for an "information" meeting were Charles J. Chastang, attorney/ snd president Of the Board o Doctor's Hospital, a11d William s. Konold executive secretary of the Ohio Osteopathic Association, and ·admlnlatrator of lloctors Hospita~ both of Columbus 0. · ' Dinner Precedes Program Presented At First United Presbyterian Church Abo presentLwere local osteo- paths Dr Jobn 'Hhtg:eway, Dr. Ray PickeDS .and Dr. J. H. Donovan. A covered dish dinner preceeded the program held last evenmg at t~e First United Presbyterian Church at Syracuse when Family Night was held. Mrs. Don Cottrill, Mrs {tobcrt Harden and Mrs Robert Crow served as the Food and Program committee forth ·...,:e:ee.:.ve::nl::::n::.g:.,.- , - - -- ~nday Mrs kobert Crow was m charge nf the program, Friday evemng, and Mrs Don t:ottnll was accom pamst for the evenmg The program was opened · with pray~r by the pastor uf the church Rev Howard Huppelt After wht h the Jumur Choir sap,i "How Gre~l 'l'hou Art" Members of the chair are Eleanor Kay Schneider, Sh,lron Cnltnll John J. 1sle Rose Ann Lisle l'amela' Sylvester ' Robert Cro Jtm Crow. Jim H~rden, Debby Ha~: u~n. JHffi('S Hawk , Patrtcla London, Terry Searles and Craig Cottrill t ollowmg thl• rP.sponslve read · mg "The Day of Youth" from Ecclestasteli, anpther number, ''Safe Am 1," was sung by the choir Thi1:1 part of the program was closed NLth prayE<r by Mrs Pear! McBride Rev. Ruppelt mlroduced the spenker for th.e evemng, Daltit ~mgh Bhar, special sLudent at l)hm UnJversJt.Y Mr. Bhar ts a latlve of Kalpur, India, and re~ c1vcd lu~ BS Degree frm:.. lhe University of Akra. He told of ~is country and of the countries wh1ch h11ve overrun 1t, Enghtnd being the la~t rullllg eountry of Iud1a Bed.>lord Club \1 Holds Meet•" ng On Fabric Care For the past 11 years India bas had her freedom ln lndla, the speaker satd, 24 perceot are edu· catcd Thi!re are aver 700 dtalets and nvcr 20U languages spoken He .dso said that Jndta has bet'n work· 1n~,: on tlifferent five year plan11 to lfovtde her people Wlth sufficient 1uud, her greatest problem. r Guests tor the eveninQ >¥ere Mr. md i'.frs Archie Lee of Middleport, Mr and Mrs Dan Hiler, Mrs. If.. 0 Lee and Mr and Mrs. George Frccilmd, Syraeuse 2r~~·~ ~!~!~nl~h;~~C:~: Ge~~hv~l ro':~~~~: waJhc~arjepro~J~c,·tb/,-,•,r, wlhltch e"m"p"h','",·,"s Mildred Le M Hawlty ' Su 68 n p ar k • v 11188 TOTAL CAPn'A!, ACCOUNTS __ _ --------·---- e, argaret ~son~>, Lee Lee, Beatrice Remhart, Geneva Sprague TOTAL lJABILlTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS :~iii~~[ and Mary Virgm1a ReP,el. MIMORANDA -~ The state conventlon of the Sor· • .... ... I • ·• 1 orlty will be held Ln Dayton IUlll.h... P ~ui...u (•r lll'i &:ned to .&eoure Jiab)hti~ a.nct A il 1 3 f h pr · · Gr other purPGll4!• . ______ --·- ·-------- __ $ '164,313'76 ----,---Lo am I!' s own above are aflur deduclJon of ATTINDS NATO TALKS retervcs oOf · · ·- ·- ·- ·------------- -- --- ---- $ f3,30136 NORFOLK, V11 UPJ- Adm . ft(). I, EDISON UOBST~'TTER, Pres.~dont of the abtWt··named bank, ·do bert L Dennison, bead of the ~~:~,~~K:::::t ~~~~~f. ~he above !itatemenl is true to ttle betil of Ill¥ North Atlantic Treaty Organtzatlon'a Atlantic t'leet Forces, left Corrcct-AttM : R E BOICE EDISON HOBSTE'M'ER. Pr~ldent Monday for 12 d1ya of talkK with NATO commanderH in Europe. ALFREP M ELBBJU~ELD Dlrectorfl. ELl)ON E. WEEKS R STATE ot· OJ-UO. COUNTY Of MEIGS,,, IPORT lltAO CAIUA.LTIII S CAIRO UPI - The newspaper AI worn to and sub~Crlbcd bt'fore me lhlfi 26th day of March J960 and 1 Ahram reported Monday that 21 hcreby certify ~tut 1 am not ~m ufflcer or d1rect()r of thls 'bink.' penons were killed, 20 wounded .1.11\NNlNG D. W~TER, Notary P.ublic and 38 arrested durin& last week'11 lt.fy oommu1ion cxp1rc1 Decem her 1, 1861. · violent claehea In lriiQ between Communists and natlonallttl, Evorett day, poSing with Daltlt Singh Bhar of Kalpur, India decked The Bedtord l-lomc Demonstra· Uon Club met Thursday nt the Tbe main feature of the meeUfii home of Mrs. Florence Well was a talk, "Opelllnll J)uors on Tomutrow's World" by o1· Helen Th(' mectmg was called to order Caekey, Alpha Della stole prcsJ- by the President Mrs Patm1~ dent, of C1ncmnat 1 Jones and w1.1s opened with a read· LUg on the Home Demonslrallon During the business meeting Ill· l Seul and whut Its words Vltattons were read from Ports· Pictures expreas and mean to mouth, Atbems, and Waverly chap· membcr.s. ten to attend their May mcctmgs. TOTAL UABIUTIES The mectmg closed wtth the Delta Fmal arrangements were made Kappa Gamm& son~ !or the members to atltmd the CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Oi!plta•l ~;Lock Me1gs County members attend· Ach1evemcnt Oay J}rogram at Mid· Common Klock, tutu! par $100,oot100 _ - - --·-· $ 100,00000 mg were Faye Sauer, Ruth Euler, \dl•eporl March 30 --- --. --cterveJ:L !and retirement aecount for preferred stock) llro. Members of the Junior chotr of the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Chu1 ch who sapg for a specia1 s~rvice last Fri- LIABILITIES Dem:md dcpo.~ 1h; of lndivJdua 15J, partnershi(~. and eorpurailtms $2 732.136 48 T1me depos1hl {}f Lndn·itluuls, J~o<lrlnl't11'hlps, and cnr]~oratwn~t 1,7ft2,16ft 70 Depo~lts ol United Sl.ates G()Vt'rnmcnJ (including postal U\LnRJI) 93,15815 61 Deposih of Sllll05 and po!Jtwal ~uh<ltHalons _ 760MO 13 O~r depos1t11 (cr-rttftcd 111nd CtJ~tuer 11 checks, cte) 8.743 34 TOTAL DEPOSJTS __ - ---- ~347,181.26 ~R~~!J~~~ed ~o£1~ -~~~::~:-----~ ond \The- ABC's- Of A Better Lawn · .-------- Notice To Dog Owners ~:::-... !1{. on Woolens and man made fabnrs and wash Jmd wear materials As ttte!le are the newer hbrics und require newer method! of care It Is therefl)re necessary that' tho home-•ker become •· wtth these facts. ac<tu•loot-~ •~ Mainly About People In Pomeroy a, LUCILLI HA.WKINI Mr and ~rs Ray E Gibbs spent the w~ekend Jn Columbus with the1r son-in-law and daughler, Mr and Mrs Jack s. Nicely and the!r granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs Tim Swan and family. Mrs Gladys Cuckler wu the Sunday dinner guost of Mr and Mrs. Karl Gruescr and aOIUI, Minenvllle . Mrs. EsUe Mossman returned to her home, Minersville, Friday from Meigs General Hospital and is imgrovmg. Many helpful ldeu and hmts wuc given by the very capable leaders of the project which were Mrs Dorothy Chaney and Mrs. Lollise Welt. Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard A pol luck dinner was enjoyed by the 11 members and s1x chtld· and famt)y, Lancuter, vLalted ren present at th .. meetinG. Saturday with her parents Mr. • The next meetina wtll be h~ld al and Mrs· Harry Kel1er and other lhe home of Mtl• Ola St. Cla1r relatives. Thutsday, April 21. Mr. tmd Mn. , Kenneth Farley ol Cheylon, w. Va., were SaturiUeats of her parents, Mr. VISIT CIRCLI HOMI Visitors at the Dol.lllas Ctrde Mrs. JJ;dward Parker home, ltaclne, Sunday were Mrt children, af Cliftnn Trustees • attending Pearl Reynoldi!L, TueiMiey & Thurtd•r Montll'lfl Tecumseh, -:R::I::C::OR::O:-H::O-PThe Portland El ghtb Grade claas wm bave a record h ~,l Friday evening, AprU 1 nt tlw PorUand Grade Sehool from 7 .:{Q to 11 p, m, Admilalon 25 ccntll PLAN and ARRANGE am. you ·~at ~laltc 'Yl~ .::oi>Ol'•.Wio" fW!Il>ili..tlloLWf~dl< "IIIGnllll~ . l SPLIT POLICY ' -The You couldn't pow blgllit~ strong without ~od fORii· Grass can't either. T,Uif¥~utU~~tie helps<grass M~t the proteins it needs f~r t .r eener, thicker growth. 1 FAMILY"' see~ gives ju~ 'the kind of grass • 'A b4\Jid.some,iPractica(lawn we do~'t , havMopainper. Tit~ 'lJ~c~e.. scotts · S~reader helt· us d~, bofh jo'bS right~, How aboqt it willit:to li.elp? . .;;. , • ' . J ' 1 I., ...,..f-/oil"!'! ,, 1 M.... •od 111011 (ol~• .,..loom lowno tfin>MIA •• W~ll bo tll<l- to pr... ,. ~-- othert ,require Opliln •tafft by law, tnapeotlon does acctedit them.) -The AMA eyen, t.o save faee according to tbe visltora, have apProved wbat ill ~:ailed "dual ataffa'' in staU!Is lite Ohio where hospitals, by public demand, pet:· m1t Bkle-by-tide practice Of M. D. and D. 0. pbyaieJana in which boapttals actually are d1vided i.nto aeetl(!nl lor eaeb kind of doctor. -AU hospitalB, in~ludinl 1 teopathie hoapitals, bave rules mad~ by thelr trustees to cuar· antee the best PoSiible medical lei'Vice to patient&. , .. All doctors mUJt qualify under 1ueb rulel. I o•· 'Ji._ .t~'"'"'ifril I'IPiro."\'1~ ~·••'•-!•• •-~ ! e-· 'o ; I t~,.,..--..." . I I n New Jower ,pr!ces oifSCoti<$ Seedt 1 :,tamUf Seeq., !~() sj~!Jo~, ~~~95 I ,. ' Mnts tueh It ' ' . . ' ~ ' ,.v •.•~ ' -· .. - . End~!$( qutlltj ...,...,. a '60 Oldi"' ~Iiomlw to oWDI 'i'holamoua Rae!uot Ell,lloo ;o.o • lo~ ,.;.7 ilo )<..~ ..,e..u., eooti Ia u... Aild 01<11 lo .1.. llOt<Ol lor'ldlh ~m a\ ih\Jio.lo t l - Your 'Oida Quolity pe.iorlaYltoaJcl- toci!!Dellit;!DJl~ ~ clriYillho 11<>W Ninoiy-l!ii!ht. . ., •• .RECEPTION J HOTEl' MARTIN -ROY'IBIIT r.or l'ri,.lt lloomol 10 to. l'ld PeO(il• .' FREE PARKING Afler6 P.M. \vlth Merdlela·Pollee Se!'Yi<e amt ,• ...,.., . ...... the fctur Ho to loo ot1 up ........ Mol .. ' ' ,8JIU:NDID INVUTMaNr;-iQO; ·· b. -rtebatttrkt. ;uto- AHA l'ftiUire M. JlhY$1ciOna to lltod ttl E- LJE.~FILDS ·, t.. -All . _..... to ill lhtM with '. ' . not and &be AMA, after tolf4 f.. lliAil'l' M />llpi1Hnn/l ~', .._,!it ~~ ~· In qny<i.... ' I will hospitals In· states where n l8 not requir· eel by Jaw that pubUc boapitala bave open staffs (Ohio ll one of these; Callfor:nta, Miasouri, and ' }\· . • A.MA, so 'far, "accredit" or register ePRIVATE PARTY .DETING .wm /uiltm HUl, Lt~;~r:~!t:!~'J; /urnitu.f'e #r,.,m t • • - ~· Ornate Mid-19th Century French F1111Qtwe Is Renewed, Serves Again In Le~ · Shortest Player Leaders Told To Organize By Counties Wbal is !bought to be the oldest and most comRI•ie set of antique furniture In tllis setitlon of the state-has.recently liel>n i:ompJetely renovated by Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass at the Racl!te Upho!ftery Shop and"delivered IO'the owners, Mr. and Mrs. J,ulllm Hill. of ~ · · The seven ,piece set of elabl>rately carved solid waln9t living ro.om turrulure is again in use at the Hill borne af\lir years of stouge.in the atUc . . .Mr. 'HiU has Dever bad the fur· nuure enmined by " qua1ifled e,x· pert as to its .lintiqulcy, But when Mrs. Snodgtau rem.ovea. the old fabric abe found two dstes and a name. The name was "W. Bir(ht" and ,.the two dates were 181!0 1881. t AI!Lsoeiation 1 ·after Inspection, w111 YOUR NIXT .SANQUET MrB. Palll Norris. Sitting .Jn wete son Hoh,.stetter, chairman of the campaign for tbe bo1pital issue herE! at\ the Primary election and presa representative~. The tfusteea deferred w cia] aetfcm in decllring policy because, u Mr1. Re:r.Pol~s sa~d. "We are seekin,g lnform:atfOn, wE! have heard. folks, and we hear the aid& of t~ Americat), Medical Aasodation 6efort anY declaion," The group ro~t in Moore's StGre. Pomta made by tbe viaitQI'fJ in· tJuded: --The American Hospital AsSOciation •Dd tbe Oh1o Hospital 12 REASONS Why More People Shop l'trkena' Everydoy I. Payment Plan 2. Large Stocks 3. Open All Day Every Doy 4. Free Parking 5. Self Service 6. Low Prices 7. Free Delivery 8. Modern up to Date 9. All Stock Displayed 10. Service 11. Air Conditioned for your comlorl 12.' 24 Years Experience WEATHER ......Yijn.p.tPI tbe nard f Leaden from nine southeastem OhlG coUnties went to Marietta's Annory bu1ldmg Tuesday witb bnef ca.sea full of recommend•· tion,a for wllat they'd like done to tbeir b1ghw.ays. And they didn't get a cbanee to open them . The meetmg with the State Higbway Department officials, unounced as an occasioa when local suggestions tor highwl)' plannmg would be aired, instead wa1 a one-way ln!ormative auion,. With Guy Leeper, deputy director of planmng for lhe st.ate HQJ:hwq .lkj)artment, dolDc the talking. Due to the Jarge number of counties, none presented re- :~~--tbe ....:.~~~ttf' l ~ .-.,. ~! to~ titW <Mr. Leeper ~roposed 1.11e eoam-· __.. ~:a orpwaa ibeir bi&hWIJ' .' .P I!ltalJon basketball thta year wu George CUrtis, 9, sen of Mn. Enlma M. Va~Meter, and ~e late Hoyt W. Curtis. ~e~rg~, who attends TUppers Plama Gt~de School in the fourth grade, is a stra~ght A student He WN _, oWD planning commiasiODJ Tbq ......... mclude eight members plus the three county commtuiooen in counties ~he size of tbose in southeastern Ohio · 11ves between 'l'Uppen Plains and Mr. Leeper preferred, however Reedsville. regional plamdng rommiuions in I Which ciVIC Ol'iiDizatiODI in a of territory would be with their '""' by- Middl ' eport Man Dies In Co.}--.:..LOS UDW At Sisters' Home comnutteea:. , RepreseotiDJ Meip , """'" Fnnllin IWer of ih.! Pome- and Mtddleport Chamben of and from GollipoUa ::;·· s~rti;it Robert JenkiDI, J. u~ and John E. HaW. \ �. .,. . . . . ··-··-- ·· -·· -- .. ..., .... .. , ....... ~ --··- -· --·· -· - - · --- -··-~ .......... . ..... -~ ·· ~- ( • ... '. ' 4 • •soo '' ter, OES, of Middleport will meet BAKE S,M.E The Bradbury PTA wnt bold a b.akc sale thi! Sat-urday, April 2 at BULLETIN NOTICES BIITH ANNOUNCID Th.ursday evening at 7:30 at the Mr. and Mrs. Roa:er Love, SharMasonic Hall for a practice ses~. tnon Oakt, CaW., are announcin& All otriccrs are urged to be prea. the birth of a aix pound, ela~ cot. ounl!e son, James Jlentf, Wednetday, March 23. Mn. Love is the former llai'Y Cllfton. .Member• wishing to place item& the Tri-Lustre Cleanen in Mid- In lhe bulle~in of the First a.Ptllt dlepo rt beginnlnt at 9 a. m. Church of Middleport ar~ uk$(1 tq contact either Mr&. Paui'K R~ll TO MEET THURSDAY or Mrs. Brattlm by Wednes- NOW ORDER ; - ' DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK ' -:, • just -like calling the store or ~he .plumber. We like to give you a qwck .OK. Then pick up your money. If -~'t IX)me in we lui11g it to yoi[ to $1000. Terms to help you cut payments llll:d d_o better. Order sPJing cash. EnJOY tt. PeJ;Sioo. Fund: U8e·F()I' ll~. f > thv , lhat cm.illi.BJ<S UPJ - · Qhlo ,!lOJ!'I .JuJ/>!1 IOOy $ttpr~IRP th,e Jl..lt.e lA¥¥ ~n,lly use retlre-me.lf~ ~Jtf:g!. • '"~Th~e~o~f~fiu~n~o~f~E~v~~~~~w.~-~-•~C~h~a~~~~=-·~~==~~==u~w==w~~~k-;:;;- • , BY PHONE HISTORY ' Court Uphc;tlds (JJ9fla highway right-of,)VJY· to P!U'i:hase 1he decision was considered a for · Gov. M1ehae1 V. DIS'atTe' -whq, apunWtt!d tlle law Jn the last e.esslon cf the Legi!llature . vkto~· Qpponepti sald they feared it would open a po,lit-!eal gr.av;y trai!l bec,a\l,Se th-J! JilibW4Y QeP,af\me_nt - up GRANO RE-OPENING THURSDAY, MARCH 31 'Hiuflday and Friday March'3l-Aprll 1 Joh.11 Gavin Houn: 91o 5- Thurs. 9 tll Noon Phone WY %-2171 E. Moln St. '"" ~ Plii-MIINO IUDf 44 Ul-e Pulver · "A TIME TO LOVE Al'iD A TIME TO DIE': (Oinemasrope & CO'lor) _.,..,_ Hu-go Haas Oarol Morris 8.\LfJI ,; ~81!!!-vuiJI "BORN TO BE LQVED" Also Cartoon Ralu! Snow! Cold! or Bot! WIUJMYifOIJY - WE ARE OPENING THE MASON DRIVE IN THURSDAY, MARCH 31 0';\ight buy land, then change lts mind and then dispose of the land .qrl&!Qally bought. from The retirement . systems which the purchases would be fi nanced are the 'pension f1mds of all state anci1.0cal einPloye~ . Spokesmen for the school teach· ers ari• the eehool emph>yes have indicated they do not want to invest any of the 000 million dollars Uiey twld in the right of way prolaw provide$ that · the eoiitrolling the ,ension ~"'elit up to 10 {let cent · m , rithte o! way Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Ml4dlejl0lt;O., J«ucti 10, 1980- Pomer.oy S_enior Mothers Make Pions For Dance Bride-Elect Given Shower friday At Mason .City At tbelr meeUnl lalt nJC)lt the A •bower wu JiVeD Pomeroy Senior j,dlotben ICbed- evenlna honorin1 Earlene uled a sthe·ag Thne Danee t4t be abaw, bridwlect . of WrY Bum•--1 H'•' A dltor- lud~er, lduon Citr, at tb'e bome b. ld t a e QCII or .... u of Mn. Geoqe Dw;na:ardner, Ill· lum, S.\urd.,., ·At>rtl 2nd, from aon ' by J1ri Don'ald aDd 111n Da7:80 to. 11 p. m, BW Miller of Ra· vld 'Bumgardner and Jdn. Leo -Mordlo Sat.Jilll WMPO will :•emcee" the ril dance. There will be • door prize aiven as well a1 many other prizeB. The highlight of the dance will be the 11election of the Sprine: Queen. Candidates have already been chosen !rom Pomeroy Hi8h School. Another project, a rummage aale, was planned for April 8 - 9 to be held in the Ellie's Building on East Maln St.Deet witb Mrs. Albert ¥arUn as chainnan. M.re. Martin asked that all artielee for tbla sale be takeu to the Eq;les Building on ThUl'lday, April 7, after ten o'clock ln tbe morning. · Attending nre Mft. GeDe Riley and daughter, JO)!ee, ·M r.. Elwood Bowera, Clara Humphrey, Mrt. Ed· wiUll Veitoy and· 100, Craig, Mn. Bill Wllllama, MiA Jo E)len F"'llrod, Mn. Eber Routh, MiN ~ea-1 n\)1'· Rob&o~, NancyMn. Slaaon,• · Earl A&P's got the right romblnaUon for homemakers: hundreds of dependablygood foods ___ all guaranteed to pleue - low. low prices every day to keep savings up, up, UP! Good exampleo: l~~U!f-lamoua A&P Exclwnves: taste-uUsfying Jane Parker Baked Goods, Page Fine Foods, and A&P premium-quality Colfee. .. Mn. Albert Coates waa ift. ebirle • -·~<- · (}f t.he meetlne and ~anked , all those sen.ior mothers who have helped with projects which have been undertaken to help the Sen- ,... ... -:: ior Class mab their annual trip to W88hingt:on D . c . ' . .. -. /". " . . ·,~ . WEE·k-iO). mu1t be ne board and Qeparh,n ent . before f!all be inve1ted. Tenderay- Center Cut . ~- SPECIAL __ :;· _. ACrP SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY .. ; •: ·, ~ Roast.~~.- ~~--- Ch Suecullnt roast to treat the family ·I Engliah or Shoulder Roast Rib Roast - --'l•:«ur r: 1 •• I I·· - , Tenderay • lb. FULL ,. _ _ . 55 . CUTS .. ... -.... WELL TRIMMED at 1 a newe .told re- .,. ~- ......... .......:.. 79j. .. ~~,..~ " W.Va. clb ' 79c ·-· • BONELESS TOP . CUTS OF ROUND BONELESS BOTTOM C\JTS OF ROUND recent expression for Nixon aa his ·bued' Qn the tact -the onlY capdi- All - loiOtl"a • Your Choice •.....,. ._ 49c ..... •- 49c ;;;f ._ 49c _ ..,,49c ·- - riSh Sticks - - 3 ':.:: $1 Whiting .... 11:- . . 5 .t~ $1.19 . WELL TRIMMED _. _ JUICY, LEAN Jane Parker·· ''· . We're as aear af ,our telephone, "' will! thla <O!Ipclft Wo'N ·~• -..U ~ Kroger - ~;r . . c'"" ~ :RJval Dot FOCMI .:..:-6 '!. 87c · wlllb 'ill U1t · IIUIJI)Il4ot :pd ' · "''!!lp:nent ll>ot. mtiht ''be needed In ~· ...;,! of .tj!. .,_ I Kroger C0ffee. .....n-.,-.-.-..:..... ~~~~.~·!"'~~ ~~~ '· Vac Pete Reg., Drip, .er Fin• - .......... . . . 5 .......... 99c Cqrn -····-=:-.-:-:-.... ~ ":..!"" 39c .. ~~xr. .. ~~; - .,. 1"":,:.:"~~ ::1341 ~.-,---:r~-~~··~'""'cook ..••A,loiS~I4'ipO ~ bii. - ~-,"!" I l ' • ~ ~;" . . -->---- .~. ' ~ - ' ,, ~ ..- ' . Cooked Hom . ........... ·. • . lb. Any Sin PICo nod ion Bocon ........... , . lb. Stew luf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. · 100% Purt-..., Ground Beef .............. . lb. ._..., -. ' . . .. ' '-4r9"· pkt. 49c . , -,:· ---~ ',:-.-.· 55c 89c 69c 55c .. , .... l-16-os.ln. 33c ............ ... dos. 39c . . ' ' ' \' ", .' .. ' ' . · • • • elaef '• . - - - speeladtlell ' . "-, ' ;':- . ., . 1:_.zo.os. cans 69i.f ,. . ;l . ,, I.,. / -~ ' ·• ' ·1-. . ·.1~'' pktso 53c : Manhl ---- T...,.r U.f · Spinoch . . . . . . . 6 - 15-o:a:. cons 89c Cruthtfl ---- Del' Monte . . , . .. 3 - 201/z-o:a:, YAWESJ " - " r--~~~I;IT'1:1 ' ,_~-It.\-'"·''· •.. p l " .. • .. ., •. .- _. 1 COJIS 89c _Del_. ~. .-~·LIIhJ,~Sty~ · ·,1 ~·-· ,: · ( , Tuna F11h .... 2- 6~..:a:•.ctns .PuN ---- Dtl Menfe Pineopple ~uice ft ·i j I ~- .... - , Deliciousl .... . . -- ~ltty ~"~' ~.• .....,.;".,, -: •• •"J . . .. f - ----" lodlv..r·~ ...:-a... ~ Sirloin Tip .' ' ~~~ -as~ Shlnk H•lf vi~~=~an\f4euert. a ~ flaky lltUit ! •' ,.. ' ' ( ~ ~ :Pit \~ 49c. , ~ '-:c:._ :A9~t ) - . . .- ·"· etc ' - -- - _.. ,r-" ,.,.......,... ~~ • - ---· - - - - - 'alt .. ~ - ...,_.~~ ··· .. - SI.iPPIJilS ·. ' DRliGII, SID,IIIIUJ¥.! , · •• :· 'l' ·~ ·'· 'li --; .•· . SICKil'M -I ..... ' , - . FIRST Alp _l'l'i!Mll ·- ,;;. -- ... Appl.aGu~ 7 .....: -99G ' .Beans ..... ' 59~ • I SliltfAU ' 29C "- • ·- • ' ) .... ~ ~·~ .... ~·. ·. I PRISCRIPT}O~Sl •. ....,.........'5 . -·at• ;. .· . I I lI . .. r' Round Roast ·., OF BEEF .- LEAN BONELESS . ii~INCH Sl,~ 1 U ' wpplies. with tft11 llt.ll"ft e~nd P~o~rchu" of ' coni " . .. , '· lllllll Rump~~? ever you: need firat aid ltema, olcl~>o/}-_;'1!; St.Jt... .~ ~ - ,.< ' Elltr• Top ~·· ,.. Follow The Leader ,,..V-.11•• Super-RightJ EEf4~l0ASTS ·~• I -~ --' - �' 1 SETS SI'IED RECORD '.-U~ lbllc!L... IIf, JiaDny Jaetie B~. folD' "'drftjt'f tup to a PA.BKER, Adz. UP l-H~tWt Enlrop of Seattle, Wash., 'I'ue&da,y wt a world 11peed record of tt.MO mi:les peor hQur for ctass F. Hydro.Pla.nes . lle druJe his lt foot "Slarflitf' Too·· on Havasu I... . 'Lake. •. ! Does It Again SAVES SPACE ' .. KITCHEN .. ; ' ,. . ' 11 Cubic Foot' Si-ngle Door 75 lb. Freezer Lutherans 4642 For Church Title Tbird place in _the league was •• .....,.. • ..,. ~ won Uy th~ New Hav-en EUB team PRO RESULTS 'L!i. they whipped tl]e ~f:W t@v~n Nllftclnllt Muclury L...,. Methodists by a score of 59-30. Detroit 2 TorOJtto 1 The Mason team presented a bahmced attack that saw four of Mont-.1 4 Chic• 0 their starters eac h tall)' ~"lints. N"..l.o n•l S.tk.+INII Auoct.tion Th.ey were Red Tucker, St. Lault 113 Botton 103 Bill ChalUn and Br~d Juhnstm gut ans were paced by Gary Ruush'11 17 points. Joey Paugh added 14. Gkey Killini$worth was lllgh man (or the EUB te11m Witb 20 while Ralph Sayre had 17 La•"•'"e Lieving 14. The los· .Methodist five WIS wltli 13. DENVER UPI- 13 Cubic Foot, 123 lb. Freezer. Both :r reezer and Food ~t1JIIlot Delroot. ' .. ..,.; .,.I IMIA thin air at the title. · Harris is the sixth ranked heavyweigh contender and Lis· t.on, a former Arkansas share cropper, is rated No. 2 in the beavywe igt~ rapks, ,II\ ;,..,, ~ - --- ' . '' ' '• ., ,,•" .;, • ~ •• . $415.95° i ., 1 : li I I '' I I II! ' . }' ~ . ....' DelMonte · ·.-a,~l!ft - t1crly• •• •!.0.:~~;:!~:1r . . ·,' ...' - .. , f ~~ ' . ' •• ' j~· •. • ~. .. •• ~ . · ,..;_.. heenn _P!:acuc;~g ot__ •••.•_'.~Y cage aquae!. Perfeh the thought! o"art ,, • IOW'I'prlced Forc,es win· ner now plays the winner of the came between the NCAA !dljor AU·Stars and the Phillips Oilers. If osu wins, it plays Friday Jl 11:30 p. m. e.s.t. ~ carl• ·.so easy on the budget I· .~pth fhpmas, 51, DiectTuesday In Michigan State Del Mollte Slices or HoiYet No. 1Vz con ~I'-' IT ·. ,,''· 1:" ... .~tf, ' '' ' ;J tlon .. ' Gree.i, o"ne or Ue" 'players at 6 wa1 the apart enabled the talons for a the Celtlea at the Dol -- Ji.s ·· · .~ ·····---···-·2 No. 303 cans'~~c 1 ·; •• ) ,. 1 "' il] . ' . - fiJ!IIoolqll ""'' ~ 1 1 • ' "" • · .Dosen . ·' ' 1. l~ ,. ' ' l ' .;::"l -·' . " "' .·.~·. 'ICNIJ!t PIIOionc , Reg.~ ' - .. - ....- .-- '.-"' --.".. -- ... "'.;· .. EACH . ·.• .... ,.. '' ....... ' .._ • l ·.. ,. : ' /' ~RC ' . ~ ' CARP 1!'1- WHOU •ms -- '::' --~'--".----' No. 303 can 23c . .. '·l ~IF TOMATO PAm ---- ·• · · · · . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . '" or IIOI!'l "" IIJP / . Del Mtn.te- TOMATf ~ua CI!R.J~ . 1iO .i.. WliOit K...... .ot Croom Slylo .' , Dol ~~ , ',,, ..... itc a1 l'nDN ··.. · · .... · .... · .. · Uo: 303 cans 39c . . SPI NlC H....... -- -- .. · -- · -- -- 2 No. 303 CCIIIS 35c ~ )~-~ "' '' "" ''r~~.il.. .... ' OtiMoiJft'-V.,CuumPMbct , !a.,,Pi!f..,.,.,..,.,.~, '' " l -.. · r . J'N~ a, • ·•· P:l,tfi~PPU· :; .. • . .':l·...: ·... : .L cdcan31c COR-N ................... . - - 12oz.clllll $1.00 j, I 4 • •••••• •' Seth Futer Thomu, Sl, dlel· or.~oi Pontl•t 1'\leaday afternoon In Mich. · He w.aa born Minersville, but Mlchlgan since ......... 14. q. ; bottll· · '· ' P CCI ... Del Mew. . 8 ao. " ,{ . " • No. Jta • ••••••• -· J on the Buckeye prospectl . the Cots were so impreuive · their winning of la1t week's tiona] ~U tourney here that · haYe been installed fnoritell the . trials which determine the makeup of the U. S. Olympic ~ Del Monte . P}, N JAPPLE or TOMATO · . I, ' . ' t . . .......... . '' ".1'i 4 1, No. 303 •••••• ' I' The switch throws a darker accommodation a for • · court of elK. . Del MoRt,- Chunk Styl~ ' ' were In error . •wtth your old Defr,ieel'lttor ;_ I ,. ' ' • ~ I -~··········· 0.1 Monte- Elil!ly Gltr.den ner of -,;:.;• ,;;.~i\l•~~!:~pll: A j I'On.~·llze U CJ&I economy, too. Klng-elze price? , i l:i! I !i ' . CQ,..,.. Ia MIDDLEPORT to report coach versity Tuesday that Ohio NCAA and would be at in the But if Stars' Middleport, Ohio Klng~elze Brig~ •• .. .' • .. -' for Vo~'ll feel like a kl~-g ~ In the new Dodge Dal't. " BAKER FURNfTUI,l£ 011 The \) the The .Akton·Armed :y • th(! door. •' ) ,• ~ lor squad Thursday night, ""''•" " PHO)'IE WY-Z-2338 01 Town -~· Open All Day Thlll'lllllty Open Uotll·9 P.M. Friday- Saturday league's Panthers There will Harris, .POllina: ..i.n a hor~~t lot er the BuckJ, a using a feed \rouch for a eould clve ihem some , •..• , 1igned tpr TUtll· If the Bucb get by No , ~ a seemed not at all . ;~,~'tfand R FlkESTONE ~.. -: PEALER STO~E '•· ' sweep. "Coach Harrison Robert P.M. fRip.AY. ottcKATURDAY .... 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. Corner Mill & No. Second Sts. - Middlepoit, ~ ' ALL .THIS ree~ized' . , Jll ~·~ honon, 'Will be ..,...... .tn .Pan· tl.ltti i clean..,... ' to be . . ' -:; •. ~·· ~ON DAY thru THURSDAY .. ~:00 A.M. to6~ 'l)e Buc~, who to-round $329.95' · ·Stort.Hours .and ·Address hour's workout at seum JI.ROn their hope will 751!>. ~. N'o Defl'I08t.. speaker· M • 't the AUSEOAL Fir 1r. Se~d 1\e....M8 ' ' New ,...... •.....,. Am~ ~:~~~~, ·~~~~~i~~r~~i:!~~ ' ml!et in • qJ:ANt$AY ,. perso9.1 ea n a c ea The.ae Stock Recl:ucti~tt- ""'' w, M~~t~t U.,ke li1tftM ...., Buckeyes appeared in top they scheduled another workout cbampionahlp today for the tryouts here. · S,Onnr Door olr.. m••"s:;i.~i·~ee ~ is tpoll!jJ~J •\be banquet. Jtln~ - · _ r w W 111 " tbe Bucks Work Out, Hit Swit~h In Olympic Trials '' . . . . .:.-< ·Foot PH_IJI.iD)AL Bukolball Banq....t .u.w.--.., Ieday ha~ insur~ a th(o_pl of ·II>~~ Z40 for !h'!l'sda_I night's Sports event m the ~ <~Q<iitoclum of IOitJ.'t!llJeart Church in ~to.::'•:;?;bl~~~~ tpday. • ,. prtnclpal, h u = - Jtttnte· Loo =T~C:, =~ALL Compartmen t Double - EXHIBITION 8.\SIBALI. - Methodi'sts N1'· p No Defrosting ~ - w..-.1,...... YOUR ' - MIIWI•k• 7 INtroit 6 The Mason Methodists nipped Phll. .~l• 7 ,.~r-th' S Ch~ (A) 4 the New H.aven Lutherans by a score of 16-42 on Tuesday eveni"& N•w Y.,t 4 Kaft;r"City 1 in the Wahama Gym t~ wlP tbe Chi.,.. &tf) 7 11ft Fr•~tebco 6 Bend Church ~ague ehampion- CJ---• .... • · -::w"'!" . ' • 6 ship. Clnclntytl ....., ...... 1 I PI~"""' ' 5 Los .. . ~ • ._ t' · ElEClRte STRAIGHT-LINE DESIGN ' ( 240 Assured ForCage Baftf:Juel . -~ . ,._ ., .. �&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., March 30, 1960 1 Legal Notice (20) Business Services /•u•L.L•• - WANT ADS RIVER REPORT FINAHt..•Ai.. RIPOftT OF THI FURNAc•.;: WESTIN MOUSI appiiMcn. Arnold B BOARD OF EDVCATIOH FCH" Fltcal v .., Endine SrrKVse, Ofolo. p Dec ........ 311f, 1%9 wY·UH4. 11·19-lfc Bedford Locel ichool District County ot Mli111 m.EVlSION RADIO AND SMAL L P. 0 . AddrHI: t"'fneroy ltFD, Ohlo appliance repair, Phone Ot; O.ta: M1rch 24, 1960 FOB CONSISTENT DBPENDABLI! BE8ULT8 RATI!S Pleasure Riders Have Meeting At Margan Home ------ ---·- The lint meeting of tbe Meies Plea&ure Riden wu beld on G""f": lfonta:omery, J!i.f on upat the home tlf Mrs. per, ~0.8 on ltlwer, rUIUling 86 :a eenb per word, o.t-e inlel'tloo. Minimum clltqt. - eo eata. YcClintoct, Racine, Ohio. Offlcen were elect· I cemty the tollowlftl ~ te .teet, e:x.pect to be all tlll.f, thUI aH· I eenta per word for three coueeutive inaertiona. 2-l·tle 1M corrKf. Judy Hewetson, ernoon; Gallipolis, 19.4 on upper, Specla.l -- one montb for 30 cents per word. Colli.na, viee preALTA NEL$0N CUSTOM .BUU..t KITLREN 30.!i on lowar, runn&~ 104 teet; Full rate of 3 .cents per word will be ehuced for ad\'er"tUioc D Jecretary Cleric, trus. of Ba • ., Edu. Pt. Pleaqnt, 2fU7; Winfield, runlip.td trr. •our boll' ::~ FMt if not paid within 10 days after recei"rioa: bW. 17.719.17 nmg 70 feet; Lock 23, 24:.4: ri!:Log tre11urer; .Tommy llm1tes. ~fl.l ..;nan a.ud Abbotell· Tax Valuat1on Errors in Advertising - Sbould be reported immedlate]J. Tbe Hysell, recreation leader; Linda l n Lh'y 211 . 2 per buur. Pboue WY-2-5321. 11<1Daily Sentinel will not be reaponai-ble for more tban 011e iooorHysell , assistant recreational lead· School ~:nrotlment 219 .rect illsertion. • er; Edward (Ooohgie) Calvert, reCondition of Movatala Oama: All Salan .. , and W•e-t 26,334.44 1 l-ard of Thanks arw:l. Special NotJ.cea of E\Leot.a $UIO. ObU.uariet; RLIVfSION RADIO AND SMAL L dauus are Gown wath tbe rtver mi· porter Kathy Mortan and Bob· ~ummery ot ~ash B.llanus published at 1 cent per word. Appliance reptlr. c.u Fran k J I kKe1pt1 and Expenchturet mK .~ per JJour au tfle way up the , •ct,on. , health and safety dir· I DAY 3 DAYS WORDS 6 DAYS c.,.t.l,.., 414 N. S.cencl Aw I MO. r1ver. ruver expectea to reacn :bt 1" ·• &.lance, Jn. I, h:.915 60c 90c MWdleport. $1.311 3 3 tfc 1v enera! 1' und . . . . . fUO 8784.8() reel at 8 a. m. tomorrow at .Pitts· 20 60< 51.20 $1.80 The advi60r.& are Mra. WiUiam $ji.OO HoM retirement fund 818.79 ourgh, 1 toot below flood atage. 25 7l5c - _ $1.50 $2.20 Downie, Mrs. Mor&an and Esky f7.50 AUCTIONEER Luu ch Hoom !lUnd - {Ho&.03 Ohio Rl¥er 1om: Downbound Hili. Junioi" advisor is Judy HeAds l'el!eived by 10 A.M. wiU be in thai day ·a paper. Servin 1 ·.total 8971.76 boats :·D ashtield Ben Mct.:ooi, 7:00 wetson. 'Jbe new mernben are I CriH lradfoftl H:t:f;.iiPTSa .m., t-o; Loell 12: OVli:C at 7:4o Kathy Morgan, Bobby J<mes, 1 Writ•. Phon• or Contad WY-2-2157 ueneral t' und ~.469.()-f a. m., UH• ; ~· • 1• "-" v: _... .. e1 at 3:a5 Opal Offut and .Hike Jones. Visi· A. C. BRADFORD, Ro<lno, Ohl.. Hond H.e t1rement Fund a. m ., 0-1; Lock: 18; W. .lo'. llbea at tors were Mr. and Mrs. Roger 2$-U ( I ) Notices Lunch Hoom l'' und 20 U:30 a. m., 4-~i Loell 23, Elier Clilf Morgan. (91 For Sole Total 64,5:.!9.95 at 12:05 p. m., 1-o; -.;ny of May&· -WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSI· HOllE BUILDERS, BIRCH CABI·/'loL<~l rcpls and bal. The next meeting will be held &j,a01.71 v1Ue at1~: 11i p. ~;n., ().;l; Robert P . BLE lor any debts other tban ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN NET maten Formica !!link Expenchturn.tsonrue at U :-16 p. m., 0-;l; James at the home o! Mrs. Morgan at er. Runs lite new. Hu throw ih01e made by our self. Vlft¥1 aabestos block laid. Hou ~ Uener.al }'und 39,649.51 v . h'aiJCIS at 3:~ 'II. m., b-4; Robert 7:30, April 18. awa1 bags. Full price only Mary or L . D. Pierce repatn of all deacriptlou. Call ' l:lond Re tirement fund ::rou.oo K Heed at 1~ a. m., 0.7; Vp$34.00 or · terms available. LonJ Bottom, Ohio Guy :Nt'.a:ler, Racine, OtUo. . Lunch Hoom Fund 4683.46 Tiver bound boatl: lAck 23: Irene SOVIIT TD MilT Phone WY2·22u.&. 3 28 3tp 2:U tlc Iotal MOSCOW UP! - The Supreme ~ ·0,317.9'7 1t:hotin at 1:20 p. 111., 3·1; Indiana . B•l•nc•, DK. 31, 1959at 2:().5 a. m., 5-7; Janie D. at Z:20 Soviet of the U.S.S.R. will convene NlillVE& TWJ'I'CII? CAN'T SIT WRITE TODAY FOR HHOD Thornl1 M. F1ln ES General Fund U,2D'1.66 m., 1·8; !U)'mond :E. SalvetU at May &, the. Prealdiwn of the SostliJ! Termite end P•at CCII.irol Try ne.- 1lee~Wel Capfolder and low chick priee1. .l:lond Retuement Fund .!202M a. m., 18-0; C. V. Herner at 8:30 viet Union announced Tuesday .-,.. lnapectlon, lnturanca Netlonsulet. Only $l.f9 at :rour drug Prompt an~wer. ftllodea Hateh· Lunch Hoom Fund -336.21i a. m., G-2; G.iWPont: Coal Xing up Tbe aeenda was not announced. store. w6ch. luy fwmL 3 28 Ill< el')', Spent:er", w. va. J-9-30tp Total 16,123.74 at 7 :~ a. .m., 3-f5. , . _ ~.._., WY 2-2366 Total Exp. and Bal. 63,601.71 ~ Portunouth PR 6-21.50 NECCHI Si:WING MACHiNE ORAVILY TllACTOR SALIS AN D RECIIPTS "10 MAK't &OORIR ltnice. SIZ E. M.ln, Pemeroy. Rnanu.._ 2 2& tfc equipped to zla:·ua:, darn, mono· .MORTARA, Italy UP! -- Anna· PhoM WY2·2975. l)pen 'til 9 General Property Taxes-gram, eta. Sold originally for marla AtUiaO.Iual,. .ItO, a daUJhter of !Ca<nlln...... ,,..... P - Gno) 16) Lost and Found p. m. until Jun• 1••• ,••.,. $181.00. Pay off balance ~·e n: General Fund the .late FasciA dictator Bemto Alua Mra. .Kraw~eeyn, Mrs. H1rold Barnhlrt, RMtbwlll o, / Bond Hetirement $56.90 or $8.00 per month. solini, will marry oiahtclub croon· Grimm, Mn. M. E. Rathburn LOST 21 JEWEL BENRUS WRlST Ohio. Phone C..MIIe 3691. Phone WY2-2204. J-31J.eic er and show master Nando Pucti, Total Property Tax Clarence Cbaae, Mr1. Edna watch, black bee, leather strap 3-1f.Uc i oundalion Programwaa · anotluneed 1'uelday. Reward. Call WY2·0321. Stewart, Mlas LuciUe Smith, Cash HeceJved y E . Mr. and Mrl. Bea Pbllllon, .Mrs. HAY L 0 R. S'f'OR . KINGS HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND"" Ded . for Lchn retr. Richard Barkin, Mra. VIrgil Atbury Bd. Phoae WY-2·8738. upholaterlng cleaned by the mo· Ded. fur sch. emp. retr. . kina, i.ln. Paul Lawrence; Mrs. 3 28 ,..,.,..--:--- - : : -: -- - -- · I atp dern -cleanln1 method with Ded. ror Co . Bd . of Ed. $20.00 NOTICI .OF APPOINTMINT ;:~.~;:~.Chambers, Mrs. Clarence f8) Auto Sales SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE aerated dry foam ·quickly and Found. Prognm 23,338. 88 ld•fe., Nerman J, T.._ , 1; Karl Kautz, Normao 111 sewing machine In exceUent economically, riJht in your State-i~~~r~~~; ~ :;~rebt clec..4 and Mrs. C.therine $bene1954 .BUICK V8 Special dr. se· ondlti B ladce due only own home George Grate Phone NoUee ia hereby given that Eva 24 ·68 c on , a J d . 1 d Ph SH 2-4028 . j 22 Il Federal subsJdiea 963.23 M. Tbeaaa whoae .t'uat Office adodan. Like new finillh . Dynaflow drive. $89S.oo Hlaetlnar's, Pom · f e• re 'a a:: . . - - Lunch room rcpts 4809.04 rell ii.K.acine, Ohio, hu been duty .Mn. Wallace Bt11dford was re· ernv. 3 30 11 tc · · · Ct.ILANH Misc. Rev. rcpts 24:.76 elected executive direct<lr. "J ,.. appomted adm.uuatratrJx SHADES TVWY4-22S.S 1•..-lr ..,.._ 'Jotal x.ev. Rcpta M,~.9:i .t.&tate ot Norman J. 'fheiss of latethe of Guest speakl!:l' for the meetlnJ 46 DODGE 1\41 TON STAKE, WITI! WINDOW Vefl~llart BUNDS BlindJ, ANP aU aizea and 4' ...... '&" Non..flav.nu._ was Dr. Thomas A. Gardner, good tires . Robert Ha~k. Heni· coJon. F,.. ~-"-·te~ n ... PMIIII'OY. Ott• ::,ales or property 23 00 IWlfJJil t:ounty, fJbJO, deceased. Ioc k Grove. Chief of Bureau. of Local Service 8 28 31P WipPtf.··&wP,i, "211 Union Ate., 'fotal Rev. & .Non-H.cv. -lJ11ted tbtl :.!1st da.y o( March of the Department of Health -1954 FORD VB 4 dr. sedan . Rou ..h POmerOy ObJo, 3-t;.jOtc ARI YOU R"N 00Wfll AT THI Total '1rallllacllons 1900. JOHN C. BACON also District Health Oflieer of • ' ' j ht.lsf Dotts your IOUI ftHCI 18¥IXPENDITURIS lookin g but run11 good . $29tU)O. lntt ..., Work.! L. . ..t Prlc... AdmlnlatrlflonActiug Judge 01 the Probate Ctlurt the Southeast District of the Ohio Departme.'fl.t of Health. 3 30 8tc KIRBy SWEEPER. .REPOSSESS. 1 IACINI JNOI SlltVICI SHOP Sal<~ries ~tnd Wages Adm. . .Meiss Couoty, Oh10 Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy. 1090 40 He spoke on the trends in tubWILL SACRIFICE DUE TO TRANS ed and In A· l condition. Bal· lltACIN~ OHIO. Let;:i!l Services 17.00 (3) 28, "30 (4) 8, 3tc ercuJoslll of today versus those of anrc due $37 .00. Take over pay·]-===;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~:;:;;;;;= 117 FER overseas 1955 Buick Spe• 1otH! Person1tl Servk'e 11 .40 former years .:and also -of x·ray cial 2 door with radio-healer ~~;~~'ic Phone WY 2·220f OfiJcc Supplies 60.80 vs. tuberculOSis testing. and dynaflow. Haa excellent Total Admmlslration 1188.20 tires. Motor •nd body are in OLIVER 60 TRACTOR, GOOD In•tructlonHe also diacuesed the problems perfect condition. $603.00. Phone Urea 1 nd cultintora. S. A. Deem Personal Service 18,392.05 NOTICE Of APPOINTMaNT of tubfrcultlila hospital conversSH2-4192. 3 28 ate Racine. Phone WI9·3088. Text and Work Boob 111.0:1 latate of Chlrla1 1. 81eckwoocl, ion. · Dece•ud 3·26-6tc Total InstructiOn 18,563.26 1~'7 MERCURY t dr. hillrd top Dr. Gardner reviewed the Ar· c ... No. 11,334 sedan. Very low mlleaje. Sharp 7 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH, Houlile Conference at Harri· of Notice 11 hereby liven that Eth· Service 4024.80 full buement, forced air cold car inside and out. Push button New York. Thia conference Before 9:30 A.M . 1!''""' Vehicle Supplies 2270.51 el U. blaCKWOOd WllOJe l'ost Qt. tur11ace, lrJ acre lot, Third St., <)! a group tlf medical men shUt. R&H . $10~. Blaettnai's, Mldollopoo1 WY·2-264t tlce add rep IS Route 2, Albany, Mot•r Vahicl" 16Qt.22 Racine, Clark Arnott, ' Phtlne WI Pomeroy. 3 30 6tc met to diHCUJS an all out Oh1o, hal been duty appmnted ~omwoy Wy.241f5 9,313-. · - 3 30 3tc ~ for tfie complete eradlctlon IIAUTZ PIID 240.30 a~Jmm&slratrJX. o1 tbel 1 ~u,te of tubercUltlail. 1 t;harJes' E. BlackwOOd ti e '6i1lte1&1 AIChootor 7UA5 • ==>tdNSIGNMINT SALI 1 Yukon 1-2141 300 ";0 t:ounty, Ohio, deceQe,d. Mrs. .Mar)! Hahn. nur.slng con· Our sale will be beld Saturday, HAMII.L IIRVICI ITATJON D&ted this 19th dB~ of M&rcb, sultant of the Southeast District, Ml4.!.8 April 2, 1960 at 11 a. m. at 19tiO. latoro f1DO A.M. spllke of the TB caaes in Meigs the aale ground8, 1 mile west ol Albony UU JOHN C. IIACON County. She mlid tbar Melga Portcrt"leld. We wllt have trac· Every Dv Service Actin,g; Judge of the Probate Court Count)~ had tb\'ee new caset> in tor1 and machinery, houaohold Mel&& County, Ohio 19!59 and th111t· five easel had guod11 and small tooJa. Also (3) 23, 30, (4) 61 3tc been admitted to sanitoriums in JIG saw with motor attached, lllll9. . cash reaister, wheel balancer, I Allo speakinl w&1 . Miss Har· b1ttery ~hara:er, electric brood· riett Davls, public health ·nur&e. en, wire coop and numeroua She spoke 10f' tbe dutie• of the ottler articJe1. , cb ..t clinic h'ld by the Mel~a GODDARD lALII Coun&y TB at$! Health AsaociaH1rold Goddanl, AuctiOIIHr lloll ond 'dll'llllent pbooeo ol 3·311-310 public hea th ntirilna. · Ot~er aue1h ~r the dinner ~~ Marine Supp.!!_~l wen ft.t!v; -~itd' Ruppelt, pastor ol the btlst church, Mrs. Ar· UIID aOAII AND MOTOal· 121 Strauss, Count,- healtb deMHI q while tflly lut, clerk, Mn. George HobpoUteR Motott. 600 L Mlln and llrt. Jun .Eva01,, ·~· ,_..,. PhoM wr.wuv. n~~rtei! 8 ROOM FRAME HOUSE FOR aale, CJoae to achool1 and !141 For Rent Pomeroy, Ohio cburchea. Fenced Jn bact yard. Can tee tt 304 Hamilton st .• ,Middleport. Ph WY2·D32f. • j l I PHONE -- ; . ' •• • .. ' Com_,... =& A A. . . - Attend McQuigg Rites Sunday In Pomeroy CHATrANOOGA, Tenn . UPISeven penom received mtMr ln· turiea Sunday wben a second dory apartment bouae porch poliee laid Funeral .aervlcef for Geora:e Mc- was overloaded collapsed and fell Juiga: were held at the Grace 20 feet to the ground. .i:piaeopal Church Sunday a.t 2 p. n. with the Rev. William Roberts 1 ,ffiCJatina:. l1 Mrs.Neigler I , I I I 0 I ~~~2~erms I I ~ ~:f,:~·:~ / I Legal Notice . Call Sterrett l :;:~::::r·;~~~: Pllpll~ ,YOU'LL·ENJOY !::::I .1Dwe Experienced In a RADIATOR lATE~MOOEL lhe /lOCill lAIR & VAN ZANDT ............ - c... ~ UtM c... MITROI'OLITAN MOToll : ..... .... Mlln lt. ,..,.,. Ohle - We repair aU typea of radl• atora, from heater corea to tile ....est truck or traetor radiator. BlaeHnar's ~ ' Racine, Ohio R.O. I . ". "A merteiiDBiJIKM4 "' :~If My •FileM 'l'li,il<a t)1rt1o ~annrtsinRgt~ 111 ::20 5 Late Sbow 12:<5 Sign qH •.P• . ~·· • . Garden Club Collection To make all arrangement~ in all seasons, you need three basic Sliapes - verUcal, square and, horizon~. ·Then you must consider suitable sizes, textures ;md . decorations. Garden Club experts have aP~trolrsd Fostoria's Basic 18 as meeting aU requlremen!B. You'll see that tbe common..eni~ ·practlcaUIY of 'the collection is matched by tile beauty of the itidlvld!l&l . pieces--and, of (OUrso, by !lie quality of the erystal. K and C JEWELERS: . . ' ' ' 3·23-6tc " PomoNy, · Oblo li'~O:.:U::-SE;;:..:F"'O'"'R,--:8:-:A-:-L::E-1::111:-::-~AGi.l~~l IH'Imo eC IJ. ' y ... IJ.( 17. You ! (archde) Q. ·~F•t4_ ,;· ' 22." A. eupae""*' · , er. !8. Slamese 1 ~o n b;f....,jl.-'--:f-":t!l" 19. G~ old 31. Reclined 82. ;:~oJms-'ali. Newt 88.-Alegre, llrU. 19. ItT!pted ~ Aeld tJ•,..I ~ .~'!t~~~ ' • .• . .. , :4J. S!1Jt V'.l/-·i . < .,. , :.......,.. -~ ' , i '" ,ill. ~- • . . _,, ~ L~~~ . ~~~~ :JG:~/n~n i4' ~~.~" L<>V~TIIIt 80b ,t. ·,;~~out Fooii ·¥eili• bark 1 Coun f:OO American lf•ndstand F'rl nd &:so · Roety tnd..flls e • 0:00 ·"Saa Fr&lric~ Beat .6•30 Eii!OI)eporter 8:40 · Y0\11' Weatherman ?:OO Jobn ·Daly New• 7,30 8::t0 ~:tlo 9.:30 6:~ Weather ·~~:~ , ii·*(Of.J!? ·· 1 , ,. , • · . • •. ..·. 1 ·' · ~ . • • ." , • ·' < • • . ' , ·'•""''"""" , ,.. · · - · , • ·· ' -·•- -"""" .. .. Itt J)AILY~p:_r,..,..~~.., .,_.,"' ·, · • . , ' •~ .:JJi l: ~.:: J-t--t-t~ II J' p lf.9 . tr ' ,.. .lll _, . , ~~m~~~=- ,:=1f~di 3.,.,,pe . ~At'~~~~-~ ~- . -~. --~·, ' , "'~ . . \ ~ " . , ..', -· ~·~ r.&_ .-,. ...... , . . . . . . . . .~. / •. - ·· .. . . !"'!'"":"~ V ""'"", . I'"- I ·" ; ii<IJI.." . i .t. , V '" . If ' ;K N " · ~' N .F :y !1i "'" '·.&.vot.a. ~li''!IX :1Pt..... 1K .Q • Qlfl/11! ·4 4'- 8 "'"" .\ . ·: -·~•.ta.-v .AI • U\8 •:. ,... ml - · -.·· - ll:Ol5 11:10 w . ~~ 11:30 .Deeember Bri~e !.<(~of t.' i .. . ioo t 1 root........ C0.!.,20.~1!1\oO. ... 2:8. Non·WOI'k• ~:!l:l ~~~~er~~~fr." ' T!'• • "W be!~ l9.Higifest lKirtzontal . ~·~- Cli•el8- Thursday :~::: Flower Containers For All TyJ)es of Arrangements NEW - ;- , ,1. .........~!~" . 11. Part ' of ·. '".!:'". · !l~~•~ .,~,,..••a !HJ!I. Life 12;£\ S_~lleh (or TQtDorrow .<oOO '> ..' · ,,:, li~~ ·TIIe ~ldlng Light · f:15 '!\le · orm · 1:00 uvlng n, W'· va. uo Edge or Night · . H~ lii<;J~bbo"' . 1:00 'I'tle 'l"lu:~e Stooget 1."30 As the W.Ql'ld Turn11 1:80 The Ltre of Riley 2;00 For iBetter or Worse 1:00 Arthur J ~Jtll-Newt 2:30 HOUfle ;'srty 1 6:11i A LOo~ &t t~e-weather ):oo wmnan · ·. {1·21) · Julc Rlvlio Show t ~;U) t(The Br~hter Da1 .. e.'so Afnoa 'n' ~111 ~ ~ '"' t:,_! ~e Se':_ret .Sto~m . !Jlghw•v p;,tfol 4:30 Th• of ;!f~ht · "' ' .. 5·00 Tllo .. $tooaeo 7:l!(l · Be, G%11•~ · 5:30 rite o! RUey 8:.!0 · Me)! ·1n10 8Poco 6:00 <Artbul'J. ~mitJ>..!."'ewo 0:00 The f4illlouaiu "fi:t5 A LOIB\: at~e ;wfla.t her 1 1:30 r:te Got ~ ~~ Theater 5:20 J~t~le RlvUD Show 10:00 ,J\rmstron.t:, Ire e 8·30 Amos 'n . Andy 7;00 •u. 1S. Marahall U:OO ) l1 ' $'dbtk Newt 11dll< ··A L!l.ok at tile Weather J.~ Up 7: ~..1•• 18 11:18 ~~ 1J!;PP.1;. ·..;.._ ~l~ ~ill: I,!Jie!if HllltOn , QJUI- \J .,. I RIII-J . 8:00 CBS lNe~~ , ·. - '·8:15 Captain ~nga~ ;.9:00 CUtoOn T.heate_J' lD•OG- The S,d Rowe ~hOI' · to:80 on tHe Go . ~i :OO J 'Love Lucy Show ~:~ ~~·11':;·~~110 •I • (}(; •· Ok : -~· vr GAJ.~~- & . .. : (O.UN f AUNT FR11"ZI I SI!<YS / l"M . PRETTY AND 50 DOES SLUGGO 8:80 ShOIII>li; Slade 1 . . ·Bible "' , 16.TeMl.ia ~phe ••·- iJo 10. Kl.,. • ~. tn.unp~t .. 2:30 ·Gale Storm Sho.w -.J Channell ,& eel n-~Y n •' Heir.Loo,n~ , P.atterns . 11•2!1 Esso •lle,..r.er ""• ln p,,.. • . . "' 1 :.30 Brave S~all1on 8:00 Musif' for a Spring , Night · tt Ot;ie and Eye HUTte t8:30 :OO Hawailan ' 10•00 Wedneid.,. Night Flibtll . a 45 10• Sporl! U :OO Tbe Ne_,ws Toulaht FOSTORIA . BASIC .18 n ~')"ansi- ~· . 1 ;:~ ~~~~ r~~ l::: Phillip Sistl#rs Style Shop Plu A New Sblpmenl Of Footorla NCW~~ "Hesdllnes .. ' .. 9:00 now1Bour or Mystecy 10""" ~ You Bet Your IJfe k 10:30 Take Ia. Good ~ J!i: ~~:·~P 1T. Julie ~· tlne. m ... RooU'', ·~ '" Comedy PlayhouseAdventure Theater b IBIJI Steam oat Bgt. Preston F!.att & serupt Show Welthtft.ast N~ws Pid~ , Huntley Bitnkle7 Report Whirb'birdl ·R.esc~ 8 Jlqt Masterson Produeer7s Gholc:e 11:10 Weathe!<Rjt . , "'it:'t5 • JackfPurShow 'GNnrief'l '.>t~es!faj COATS and SUITS ' 8:30 r lll:QO 8:30 Your ltuu t<eporw 8:40 Weatherm~tn POMBBOY, OHIO . s·.30 1:00 -4:30 5:QO $:30 6:QO 6:215 6:30 8:45 7:00 7:30 ti:OO •. (dl:i\; . 10.~~ ·01 )!tp ao. • "\.;:.::., .... Yo~I Show ot '1. SmeU. . · ·"· '\~l't·fitS.i\1 c~ur1l;tel' 'j• :/ ,~~ , • New Exquisite :,.,E Th.~rs.~y J· 7•00 TOaiiy ; ' ' 1 gill$' , IIA!Io·,Do 9;,a.., SJ>ow l 1: 30 1 : T~~r . · '• Just Arrived ·For Easter! ' ,, l\:41i Sign On 8:00 Continental ClaB!rooro Amount of Oaim i $120.35 : . r· or. 3:00 Young Perry Co01o Sbow Tliis is Your lJfe Tombstone Terrlttlry News Headline• Weltf\erettt ll:l~ 'l'he Jacl: PW ShoW 1:00 Sl.gn Off Channe 3- · "DEAR <;NICI(ER 51/ACI( . COM?AN'{, · ·-Ct IJ.az'ob """'Ul IT. · i:· Cent. Conce ntratlpn Trulh or~...... ;It Could .,.; You I 'Hid Day N'twl Movietlme , ' 2:30 Loretto 0:00 10:00 10:30 11 :00 ll ;l(' Alvin Ritchie COURT STIII!I!T n.,~o. (~l) toq ..~ JH!." ~ -1/ntt, U:£3.. · 11 •00 Prlee iB 111&111. ~'!"s.!IRI.SU1'1" u:unitet arlnlller Report 1:{10 SJUI 11-- REPAIR 'DO .liln a. 'I"" ,_ Piar Your Q:uoeh . J)ough 11 :30 12•00 12 ril0 l:OO 1:19 h t ? :00 MlD un 7 ·. 30 Wll'"on Train ~ Is Rlgllt 8:30 Price Vs LONDON UPI - ·Queen Mother Elizabeth has the nu and baa ean· celled all her engagements, Buck· ingharn Palace annduneed Tuesday. Mit,.. from J:3C HI! Ohio County Court E, W. Peoples, Judge ' 11ll ,,weatbercell With interest & Costs Legal Notice ~· otaJ ll!'l!;\'11 Preston Motor Soles Inc. QUEEN HAS FLU .....-....... ·,o.oo llllncMI!wJ· /1(':30 , •00 ...~ "nihOa(f' 111 • · -, ,•; . • ~ .«.: L~ ; IJ:30 q.ltll: ura AI!!Lvraw ..O;QO.; ~~4tanabo~ ~ill . Ordtr of Attach menf ·Issued •Middleport, w--~ f :OO CJIIIIOdy pf.Jilolllt 4 .30 .W.veotura 'Dru \ Flied M~ 28th, lHO - - . Cha,.ol..J.J ....... •• - ,;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;=..;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; Coming !rom oat·of·town for ;he services were Mr. and Mrs. Nilliam McQuigg, daughters Bon· ,tic and Sustmna, Bay VilJage; .~r . and Mrs. 0 . J . Fox, Lakewood; Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Miss Mar~u.erite Moore,. Sattes, W . Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gravely, Mr. and Mrs. AJec Gravely and Dr. and Mrs. J . C. Bright, Dunbar, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eiselstein, Huntington; Mis1 Helen L<lchary, Mr.s. H. D. Defenbacher Miss· Hazel Glenn and Wallace Glenn, Columbus and Mrs. ' Ed· ward Jones, Jack110n. ::~~:~c.. _TELEVI$10~ · WSA%..TV ChanneJ 3 - COI.LAI'fl IN.IURIIIIVIN i.- Burial waa In Beech Grove -·emetery and pallbearers were ames O'B<ien. Joseph Plechaty, (tlbert Jacobi, Theodore Reed Jr. ; barles Gra vely, Charles Downie, _··red Crcrw and Charles Lbchary. ~Mr CROSSWQ.RO ~· Pl._ "'" Jllvon I . WUh!nl'- I 10:00 The Many ,8\dcs. ol Mickey Roohey 11:00 Newa the :eathe 1\:16 A ~ at. , , \'li . llo15 !J'~eater 1ill l2·JO SIIPI ~. .. · • J .:- ' ; .'- Wwo oithy rrc,gp~~e l..:' ' ' i,lofldoy Throull/ ,F rlp, . ri:M Slen on 11$:~ Guest Star 6 •15 "News &: We.ther ........,.;IO ""'fti!'D"""'"'f ' ooqrof· you conoluded •I ...._ """' Bnakla&t Party News , ·· · ' · llfeliktaat'~Party • I town, alx rtJom.. t. rooma dawa, 2 u.p, approXUnately 1 acre 1• vel Jand excellent well 13 mila from .Pomem' on State Route !1112. Price .1,000.00. lnquJn Mrl. Howell at Paa:etown. 3-12: 98A FARM. and bam, also tna:a, acbOOl bul and \' "···• ••. Plenty water, a Rutland, ~- Mra. Bratton, ltt. No. l, 0. 1 , 1 SALE 7 b01ae, bath, coal furnace. aarace. Phone w. va. TWO BitDROOM HOUSE, BATH, lumace. free JU, city water, 3 30 Stc 32 aare.a. two dozen bearJnc pooeb !roes, oil kinds ol .,.._ riea. Two acn truck patch. tau WY:I-8'131. 3·30-Bto • .,.,, "'.... . ,. f•, I" • • • l• • • <• • "•' ' I(·, ~ •' ' 51.. 1.111· -D·UI·NoW '* ·'f .• .t, ' .· I For' r " \ . ' ~~ •,·, :P '•J •I "¢ cw • , free lnsp'.hiqA ' ~· ,. . . "· ~- . . . . ' . An.d Estimates,'~~~~ . .' . ' ' :·..- -;d . • •• r ~• . .. ' l . ••• ~ ' .• I !H< ., ' ,,.,-.: . '· •• '. "' ' i i ' "~·. i. �' • . . • \ ~I.~INO:Y DICUJliD )OJIANNtSBURG, South Afri<a tJPJ--A 1 tate of emergency was 4edend Tutt&daJ' in virtually aU of the Union of South Afrtca, tbe covemmenl announced today· ... 8--Daily Sentine~ Pomfr<>J-)l!ddleport, 0., March 30, 1960 Rutland Gqrden Club Holds March Meet Monday Eve At Mrs. Chris Diehl's Home The MarCh meeting of the Rutland Garden Club was held at the home of Mn. Chris Diehl Monday evenmg ,With Mrs. J aines Nicholson as the Mllstlng bOSie&S. . _ ·; ay LUCILLI HAWI:IHS ,.., E 1 uou ··~! !':''~c .•~~~~ ' .' omo ... Aliv-·.. ' ,., . ' h o.,"lo .f.Jt4t e Ard, & IJI.Ilf, S.. l .,th & JU~b Sta. ~ ColllmbUJ, Oh'- '1 · .. .,_ ' : .t~.c;(s . . . • --Y~ . Qa · ·· . - ~:~:~~!i:V.~f~:~ .,.I.. .. • . . ' Now y... In - N - l y .......·at,t.ol ....... THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS c.oMPANY ,v...,.- ''~!lit-,...J•l!l!"' .... prltilji; · · - .. tho - YWII ... liaa .. Stlfflor'a. ._. Wily ~. ~H aiDa. ttioot, •-• ._.. . ., atyl<1o. . ' • 8 95 $· Lay·Away •· \ -- ____ ____ , ___ -- ---- -- ------ DeposU.S of States and ;pOUtlcal IIUbdivlstMJ - -- -- - - --other dopooits (""tified ond of!lce"'' ch«:~·· etc.) TOTAL oEPQSITs -- ---- -- ---- ------ $3 ,aoo.M4·23 Bride-Elect Is Honor Guest At 0 inner party &l,oz1.89 oo;·:rg·: I ' . 34&23.27 0\lh<r iiabluu.. --- ------ - ----- - --- -------- --- ------ • . To $16•95 J' • j A dinner party wao held at ~~ertin Restaurant Tueaday . , cA"TAL ACCOUNTS ------·-- $ 50.000.00 by teache!! o!CI!Jer R~ 1•,nedr 1 ~nlla a Capltal • -- ---- ------------ --- -·······- -·- · ,.,. 17 ~.ooo.00 bonornJJ surplus -- ------------- - - --- -- ----- -- --------- · ·---23 , 90~ 08 marti81e to Robert Birch Undivided profU.s _.--------------- - · ----- · · · - -- · · · · ---"""--.~1 an event of Aprll 14 at the Rae me 2.48 9015 08 Baptist Church. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ·---·--· ·-" · ---·-- • ' · Mlaa Saber ia the daughter of TCYI'AL LIABlLlTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -- $4.003,994.60 Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser. Sr. ot Kleine and Is a teacher iri the "ele· •T·hls bank's capital ('()nshle of: $ i5000000 mentary school at Rutl~nd . Mill Common stock with tolal par v.alue ()f --· - -------· • Sal1er was pr'eaented wath a &lft M.MORANDA from the group. Those sttendln& tbe dinner were Assets pledged or eul:gned to 800Ufe Habllltle& end $ MO 000.00 Mra Grover Salaer, Sr., Mra. Ethel ~o~ ~~~rER:Oa-.h,~r-~r ·u~- abO~~:n;m~ bank. ·h ereby Chapman, Mrs. GeorJEl Dallu, Mrs. t:ertiiy itmt ·bhc above t~hl.tement It! true to the best of my knowledge PJ3arl Ru~~J=, Mt[1lia,C,Ila~UII and be-lief. J EDWARD FOS'M!!R, Cadller. Mn. Maraaret Plnona, Mr•· ~ , • rey Patterson, Mrs. Harold Mn. Anna OJdin, Mra. •Blanc e Correet-AtM11t: THEODORE T. REED :Jit. DlreeW~. FRED W. CROW, JR. Nebon, Mrs. olive Paae, ATEN SHAIN lei Foley, Mrs. Nona-a STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, ss: Mra. Thelma Rainer, Sworn to e.nd subscribed before me this 28th day of Marob, 1960. Jaan Montaomery and Ml18 SYBIL EBERSBACH. Notary P11blic. Schaaf &nd the honored guest, My CammiJI•lon Expires Mareh 81, 1962. Salser. 01 11 expected before it c:reata. Vr.mon L. Houehton, chief river forecaater at Pittsbur&h, H.icl Ooodina: of some low land areu wu .;ertatn u the Mononaahela, Allelhes~y and Ohio ?...... - J It • .. ,.• · ~ lOti'· " . Yorll ' I ..... wonted !iH .... .....-.... . "'::.~'u:!' 'r' "........ .... ~· _; • _', t;lf stlffllt"a loW'll' ' ' J Sllfll.,.. In . > • ~. ' 59J a.Wst~ WOMEN'S DRIHY Gloves · · $1.00 5 '10·~ . Up • :,l.f lip ~,~·1 ;;- Planners Told How Action May Be Obtained -· Up · Ediaon Baker, president of the"'lifdiiioPoit Cbimb«' ., eomnid today a bighway meeting in Marietta was e~:ceptioaaUy inforhow ciUea, counties and ~t lheir wishes beaitthorltles · tbrou&b regio111l plannin& commiuions. New I( I t•· I ·' f ~-~~'t!'Cl'· LIL TOTS' (I . ' GIIILI' (7 TO 14) . Drmes ·• $2.99 .P ···- ••n•D•• •lr••••• ••perfectlea liii.LI' (7 ,. 11!' ARRANGE PLAN \ YOIIII NlxT epRIVATE PARTY e RlCEI'TION • .~l'i':i. ,. .....11\fM..Q . ·. ·~·,•:.:i~u ' '~ ., ·• : I '· ~.~~~·~ •' I , 1101111101't ,., ..pYate, , 10 lo 1'16 .;:.; ; or ' 0 n ' -: ' ; ., ' MlfraiiM' " ' l , Shoe .· Store . ' penon• killed. At J~Ied lo were reporud airman wo ~e• there were four men on Ute G. Smook out and wa1 reptlttel" at ArllaDO BaptiJt Hoopi"l. First Lt. 'I'IIOIIilta Other ctew memben ·, were Capt. Herbert J. Aldridge, Gt. Col. Reynolds J . Watlon and Staff ::;gt. K. E. Brose. ,Meigs County Native Buried I4U of. the local Here Wednesday I with official, writ· ' a and br~ I 'lbe dub voted a to the Arthur MUAer • I home .pn lb'Mll Rwi Plodle Sox:,", ' Four ,.,.... • $5:981ip ' • e:rpe~· are four 1daughten: .francis and Mrs. ; Mn. GilLS' WHITI J lief there would be no repeat of last yea:r'a damaging flood1. Meadville poliee reported thil morning tbat five ailing persohl wl!:re evacuated from their home• merely as a precaution. However, Army 1urplus amphibian ducb w!"'e brought into the city in cue the)l were need~. Gal cpr®anlea reported home owner.& 1D Jow, J,y~ ing area,a to turn off PI' •PPII· ances. Last )'ear, !o'reraeh Creek ipilled over Its banta to a erea~t df M feet and eallSed evacuation of Royale OffiCft'll' Dresses ·· $1 ~· Northwestern PennaylVInia aloDI the Allegheny River and 1ta tributartfltl, foree.a&ten expressed be- in regard to Route 33 reFuneral services for Mrs. Nortild worlr; an other state ma J. Nickeson were 'held b'Gm the Deyfto Funeral Home .m Col,umbul, Wednesday at 10 a. m . . MraJ .Nlcke~n, • oativ' Gl Meigs County and the daUJhter AutO Club Has of tbe late Mr. and M:i'l. ~ge Ne1V Slat~ W. Joaehiih, died Sunday at her olficen elected last home in ColumbUJ after a loa& the Royals illness. · SI'RIN~ Flattles" · $J ... . . . flolcl at.... Although Ooodmg and · nearflooding conditlow exllted in Baker accompanied J"olm Wer, abo of the ~ddleport c of l"r.antlln tu~ 11 '~ • tbe !i;oii>Ofoi group 1o Manetta. be NIW ' Transients aU over the nation wiU be eounted tonight M the first Lm'LE Ro<;K, Ark. UP! -- ~~~ of the national ceniW! jobs, A. Humony, Atheot Diltrid Sup- Air Force B-47 bomber expl~ Little Rock today, prpbal)ly eniaor, said· todly a collision with another plaJ)e and crashed afire into a section of homes, The homes caught fire and It least one was almoat de(troyeit - · '· Bomber Crash In Mid-Air Kills 4At"' Little Rock • trendt, dlr~t from the 'world'• ltctdlne munufucturtlr to us, and to yo11. Come In for an txp41rt fiHing .•• oil tlz.es ond width&. flootl levt~l by I ._ lit. The All• ..._, Riv.,. et War.-.n hflll riMft to within two lnc;ltn of Its 14foot flood at... and at Pttt. .,.._.. tiM Ohio Rlvtr WM ••· ...... to .-..ch • Cf'flt of lt.J feet br ..,-IV FrW.J-4.2 ,_.. ed the stream to reach a peak o1 61.:) thitt time. ..... . cojori, ~wl1h IEWRRY 1 newest Continental and ~- . . , . . ex· raio- .,........" ' COfTUft\E Mr. and Mn. Paul K. Ru11cll ~nd dau&hter, Kayte, were in Mont&Om• W. Va., lut Saturday vlslti~1 '.1;1n1dUvM"n'. Paul Grinatead 1.111 n 'i~ bVwantteta were in P~r{ .,., confined Grant Stree with now UghiWoight foolinq afoot , , • • ....... .., ., ......... . ht .... • . . . .. 4,000 people. R1ver experU , W M1 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. eae, .... R. c . sanbury and Mits Sally Scbaaf were in Columbus over the weekend Vlaldng with Mr. and Mri. Rlchttrd Koehler and famtly. While they were there the birtbdays ~ ICeren Sally Koehler and ber greit great aunt Mra. Welle were celt"· brated. GrMt Spring with the gltcm of our new elegantly pollthtd dr~n st,.al An eyeful of atyle, lnterpretld In tM 'f••ry flnMt luthtrt. Enloy the IIOton'a riven ceded their l>ani<J. Hou(hton attributed tbe flood t»nditiana in Wettem PenllQ"I· vania to an "unprecedented" mow n1noff. Earlier ln the montb. lo Unltod record ~nowfalla bad pelted many areu in Western . PenDJ)'IvarUa. The iafluz of warm weather Lut weekend tri&gt.:ft:d meltin& coruhlow-1)'· tipna along tbe headwaters of was rlsiDJ at major rivut. a luo"t an tiout' and FrHCh CI'Mit .. MHch-11 .. hH rise of four feet wu more than two fMt ..... ttv PIIDDII HOUDAIMW.T *a.. I II The O~io River b pft.lflntinl it1 annual aprina: threat lo Mei.Ca County towna wilb tbe rate of rise at DOOR todQ three tentht foot ~r hour accordiq w a .uport from 23 at App.. Gare. No pre~leU.•m i~ ~ible •at thia Ume as creat, lock empioyea aaid, ~~'R"'~~~~.:on the aniount of rapiditJ with whida ln the q~eltl. I •ill• Around And' "bout «" Middleport TOTAL L!ABILIDES -- -- - · - ------ - - ---- - -------- $3,835,088.&2 ....., . . Snow Runoff Is Threat In Flooding Ohio Basin Ban~i~=~~9~~~5~~·~~ !~~~~~~ -~ ____ ..__ ._ ~~ : post&i aavmga> - ~Cttt..-.4 ,......, Hith - · - lowt. McQutg~g~.~~·~!;:~; :'!!:SI:: .......... Ohio·---__ . thh ....,.,.... o . . . . 1"1 ,....,. Test Line. WiHfteBWlt -. . . WEATHER ,, ................... ..... ond 1...,.cool• ..... IMitllt. ,....., • ' , $tYI•s You'll Ll~et Colors ou'l! B~y! ··:- ; ~othing High But The Quahty. ( • enttne 1t1P~~e<¥rove 75t~OOO Volt :.1 Mijge Recrd'J.; ' • ...,.,.. ,.. I'Ae ,,.,..,.,. .' c:ol\-1+ *'· It•""• - · CIIUCIUI FOI TODAY MainLy AboW People In Pomeroy Gooch and ch1idren The meeting was opened with the devohonal5 gJVen by a v181 t with relattves m c:.:~~.~~!' Mrs. Dan.a:Hoffman who ·JW Ute "Resurrection" as the theme Mrs. Denver Thoma u POMUOY, for the devoUOtlJ. 1;m appendectomy MondQ nigbt ·· · · ~· Robert R.ejbel reported that Me 1gs General Hospttll and is The busine¥ aneeUnJ wu bad contacted CUper's NW"· valeacmg mcely . Her room nu•mb<et Not Open Tonltht dueled b tbe pretidenl, ~ ~ lot the club and that he would 1s 4 Y ...., -~ 1~t a pin oak at the elementary Mtl!ti Nettle Koehler and ..M~~~~~ bert Canaday • Wbo 1110 PI tchool "'a t the proper time and Maud and Freda Grueaer were THURSDAY aMI FRIDAY that the sale or Eu.te..· nowera would also msy..ct and prune the 1Oalllpolls, Sunday . would be held by the club at ltrle- other plantl at the school wh1ch Mr. and Mr~ Charles Buck v~U"EDGE OF ETERNITY" wine'~ Hardwafe Store •. April lt. hu been placed by tbe club ed m Rutland , Tuesday, with her brother and sister-m·law, Mr. and Cornel Wilde _ Vtctona Sbaw and 16 She also appomted com· mlttee to work at the uJe. Plana were dtscuased for the :11rs Ran Might . Junior Garden club leadership and Mr and M.n Herbert District No. 4 1t waa decided Lo call a meeing family vtsi1ed alter Eaater to complete tbeae wtth Mr and Stete No. ~).X REPORT Ofll CONDITION OF plans. and ~r and Mrs. .Mn. Gui .Reyr,olda waa Wtlham. McQutgg left .1:-'io<~Y at the meetin& Monday for hia home, Bay Vi1lage, after OF POMEROY, OHIO I Ma h IS l960 a St..t blnkll'llf hwtltuta.n and spoke to tbe fP"OUP on the boa· mg called here by the illness and .. tM cloM of bus nen rc ~ !Mnki lawto of thit St.te 1nd I pital 'bond 181Ue to be voted upon death of his father, George Me- , .,.anlud and op~~ratlng under P:"blishH In KCOrdtnc• with at the spring prunary. After a Qu 1ag. .....,.., Of tha Ftderal ·~~~~~ S~horitln and by the fecltf'll R• lena:tby di&eusslon tbe clUb went on record u , ~ndoratnc: the issue. Mtaa Helen Lochary and 7>4ra. H. 1 all ....ct. by tt. State - · - nt Dlll'in& the prograrp hour. 4 dia- D Defenbachor returned to their Mrve .... of tt.l• District. AS SITS cmsion for t;:xhjbltora Hand~ks home• in Columbus, Tue&dl)', aft. Cash balances with other b.anka, 1ncluding rese~ $ 5115 waa conducted bY C~U Bolin. '.She er belna: here to attend the tuner· balance. and cull i.teiJ'Itj ~ pr:oce!illl ~f collect10n ---S2S,l ' alllo discuoed the staging of fiow · al of George lloited SUites Government obhgationa, dll'ect er sbo~•. ~ ,_ , Mrs Fred Jackson of oand cuaranteed - - ----- - ---------- ---- ---- Mrs. Reibel~ It 11M group II• '"ting with her ObliglatioRJ of states and <pOlitical subdiviMons ----- --on aeheduled ptantiO£ ~ Campbell IJarper and lO,OOO.OO Arrangements whi~h 'bad been Phoebe. while Mr. Jackson Ol.ber bonds, notes. and debentures ----- -- -- -- -- ----,-atocka (ilx'lu<Ung $6,750.00 stock of . ;; . u. brought by Mrs. Vernon Weber pttalited. co_.ate ·~ . · 6~~- 00 Fedel"'l Reserve ban k -- ----- --- ----- -- .. - -,. ., .. --- - 1,876~.93 and Mrll Reibel were di~UJied and Mr. and Mn. Willard E~·~~:~ Loaa~ and dl,couots (lncludang $19141 <M:rdNfts) -- - -evaluated by the club. and daughter, Cheryl •n During the aoc1al hoW" following Burns, were bu•iness vtaltora the meeting, a salad course wu Parkersburg, w Va., Tuesday. Real estate owned olh01" tJh•an blink prenu:SCS --- ---- --- 6778 _66 served to lhe members and the folOther a.ttet. - - - - ----- --- --- -'- ~ --- --------- - ------ - -' lowing gueats, Mrs. Carron SMwhaving Sunday dinner den, Mrll. Heckman, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Denver car99460 083 TOl'A!. ASSETS ------ ---- ------- - - . -- - - -- - - -- $4, • Mrs. Reynoldt. and son, Ivan, of Peaeb LIABILITIIlS The traveling prize which had were. Mr. and Mrt. Earl d id 11 ....artnerships been brouJJht by Mrs. Guy Larkin and Rodney, Pine Grove; Demand deposil8 of ln. lv \1111 ' ._ ' _. __ __ ·- - $1,3D0,800.1~ waa won by Mra. Reibel. Nut Mrs. Orin Peck, Obetz; and corporotiot~S -- - · -·- --- - -- - -~- - --·mon\h'o prize wiH be brought by and Mrs. Ted Moore, Pamela Time depoeits of indlvldua1a, rpartnel'W ps, 9 45 and cotlporotlons ---- ------ -----;· ··--. --- - ·- - 1,882.~ Mrs. Ru&~ell Little and Ricky, Canal Winchester Deposi~of un~ted StateJJ Government (mcludmg and Ballv Carman. Peach Fork. MEIGS THEATRE .'. • , 1>1 fire •abOut three ~-- They were ter, a1 Harold P. Marion, aD:d 327 Part.. v, '\ .! ' '·. 1 J ' ExiiDliDtltion Set Up An e:raminatlon 'for Ruril c_... rier for the post office at Carpen. ter, Qhio, wUI be apen anee cf applications 1960, tbe ··eomrniSJloft today. i complete ~~~~n~~~~on _l, obtained at which th10 exa"'lll&tion(Is announced. .~ - . '- · ' ' f f -· .- .' ' .' '' ; � 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 30, 1960 hawkins mcquigg sinclair thomas