https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4b64c256c40f071d9f0adbcb8112b2d3.pdf ca10fa2c95feef9181dea645c7eb238c PDF Text Text \ ( • e . t ... at y Pomef()y-¥lddleport, Ohio, .l'riday, Aprill, 1960 • enttne WEATHER c:........... - .... 111ft..,., Ollie: d•Y •nd with .,_.,. lll<ely tonl1ht. s.to~r4ey . . . .,.., thunclentonne likely, Mt - " chonte .. t..,..r.tvre. Lew .._ nivht ,_.., In SO. -"" c•ll•al •round 60 extr- IIIUfh. SINGLE CO~Y - k ~"Monday's River ·Crest Revised :~· Downward- URains Hold Off . IIi ' High Sebool. . ~o bill ebanses eilletied. One lt'lhat, ht line :wltli' a refer· endulit VIlle of pbio ~cbools last fall, ~ football season :will start one w~k earlier nexHaJI, and the tradl'til>llal Turkey Oil)' .. Cla~c between Pomeroy and Middleport teams Ia out. The .Midclleport acl!ool board last year voted to play the Pomerqy ----------~ ~, 'r t REVIVAL C:ONTINUII The revival at the Mt. Herman u. B. Churel! has ~n cobtiJ!ued for tonight ~ S..t!il'd~Y l;ith 'the . Rev. Edmund Life ¥ evtJll.Yst. ... and James Bailey, 10111 ~er• it., · waa· ~llliilce4 ~· I ~ �!I 2-l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport;O., APtfil, 1960 tHE DAILY SENTINEL ' letartFaHs Society Events lAmlneaatating Editorially j - ·~ · Help, Doo'tHinder Your Census Taker • Today, April 1, all over Meigs County and • _ the United States, census takers will begin a long aJIIl grueling task of counting the peopie of our country. •Y Census takers will visit houses, huts, igloos, and even bus stations in their efforts to obtalQ the knowledge that is secured by the Federal ~overnment every 10 years. •• IJaiit week forms were mailed to home own•• ••• ers all over the states. These forms ask a •••• gre~t variety of questions. Such as: •• Wbo. ls the head of the household? This • could run JJI1o quite an argument between a • • dispuiing husband and wife. The forms also • •• • ask a person's race and age, plus many other • • vital statistics. • • A census taker can not disclose the know•. ledge that he has secured. If he does he is •• liable to a co•rt sentence. •. .On· the other hand, any person who ·Mives •. •• •• falae 1J11Wers to a census taker is also liable io a·court sentence. • Why should a person glve false answers to • a census taker? Actually he has no logical •• ••' reason, as all information given is guaranteed ' confidential treatment. The report cannot be • • used for such purposes as taxation, lnvestlga. tlon, or regulation. • As a cltlzen, one may ask why It Is neces•• sary to take a censua every 10 years? • It Is provided ln the Constitution, tbat the • .. . .. .. .. .. . .. census count w1ll be the determtnmg factor m apportwrung the seats of congress. Census taking wilt also help government and buSI· ness to develop plans wh1ch may affeot Me1gs County, as. well as other states ~nd counlles. It could be a decisive factor 10 deterrruning When the Letart Bottoms will succumb to mdustr.al development. This 1s only a theory of course, but 11 could be a factor. In one out of every four homes extra queslions will be asked. They are not on your mailed blank. Not even th~ Census Taker knows in wh1ch homes he Will ask the add•· honal question. It m1ght be you , or Jt mtght be. your neighbor, or even your nc1ghb01 s ne1ghbor. If your household has been chosen, the Census Taker willlnform you. This year's census taking has already been tabbed as tieing the costliest of the 18 already takell . ' lnitead of there being 48 states in which to make the inquiries, there is now 50 after the addition of Alaska and Hawaii. In Alaska Census T•kers will be trudging from Igloo t.o Igloo, while in Hawaii, others will be relaxed amid Palm Trees. . So this year help the Census Taker, don't hinder him . Think to yourself, "He just comes around every 10 y•ars." HISTORY Meigs County OF • • • .. • ' ' ' •• .. .. 1\'IUION i'AIIILT had II:Illot Family. Tho children of killed by hiJ eouoln wben both Weldon, were very ;vouria. oro u ~Oik>wli Jomea married Lot· PICKENS FAMILY' Ue Stout; lobn married MaTJ, The Picken• family in America 4iua:httr of. Judae FuUer Elliott; orielnAted fl'Om two brothen Jt.i~hard JDifl'led Salb' daughter who clme from ireland to Amero!' Levi Steidman; Martha mar· tea in the early settlement of this Wild Slmuel McKinley; Clther- country. The ex1ct date or their lne married John Van Kirk; Mar- given namea are not known. Their aaret m¥red 1;AutUitUJ Watklna, descendants ar~ acatlered over a Mab fftarrle4 Andrew B. Donnaly larte -area of the United States. (his llrtt .wife), William married The ancestor& of the Pic-kens Elinor PuUina. In this aectlon were tlve brothera "Who came from western Penn•y\Whin tllt t"Ountt sell or Mela:s vanla down the Ohlo River in the Count)' Wll located at Chester, early setLJement of th& Ohio Val· Willilm Weldon was the first 1oy. •udltor, servlna for one year. Richard and Frances Mucer One settled In whtt later beWeldoti'l chlldrtn lJille manled came Jackton County, w. Va., Wall•ce t 'Wnftf Sr., HaWe mar- near Ravenawood. He had four rled Albert Baker, Mag•te mar- aon1 u follows: Joseph, Joh~ . B4Wir4 : ~. ; .. .. .... . • • • • ...' ' . ' Mary raril ftt!l ti.lph Hayman, Myrtle mar· Bartlett and Robert. Ntl· - Horman, William rnor· morriecl William rltd and liVed.·}I\ Pa. McKay, Chlll'<b •• .. Gitkeys, & ., SundoJ. ~arshall lliUer Jr. bu oold hlo. Raymond Cqtter!J'I hu been on home here to Denn.ll Fnley. jury duty this put week. A ntunber of pel'IOill lrGar :MN have been aHendial the lit. lJJIJoD Mr. and Mn. S.be Whalt)l of revhlal. i:.leellft b 1-.l'ri!il· .. ls- RU!h' ll..,.ay, 111. bOok'teeper, :~hler Of. ?dt. aild Mrs, Charles i itilft'ay., .Polii~I'OY. . . SPRING JACKETS by Rugby flood stage there Monday aDd crest-reach its peak-on Tu"eaday. At least some minor flooding could be expected there b)' earl)' next week. Heavy rainfall could bring a crisis. At Eut lJverpool, lbe Ohio leveled off at 38.8 feet today. Observen said they believed it will $3.99 up PURITAN BAN-LON Take A CoHee Break! course meal, you are • ,...,. ON ROUTE 7 Collect~ (l , ·· ' ___Ytrer $838 Millions Taxe1houses paid at county court lutOhio'• year 88were in exceill or 88 million! dollars, Ii~~~m~~; Carpenter I h the doy Neva Baker 8lld parents, MrJ and Mrs. ·J. D. Canode, and other relatives, with Lar- ry and Martha joining them for dinnet. , Mr. and Mrs. Francis Queen Mau~Q.. McConnelsville, ":!"'" :~r• MYP OI.OUI!' MilTS dw, olt<>moon. callart 1a1 $31,749,73G In <JIIlan&Jitle,·r ~~i•; Tile MYF group of the .Temple of her ·.motheJ, "Jll- aye Jordan. $23.234.844. In special, aiii!IJn),ntit Methodilt Church held ita re1ular tl8,10!S,683 In Inheritance tbes;. meeUna at the ' eltut(b on Sunday $748,880 In taxes on bouse trail- evening. Plana were mide to preen. sent a Yalm Sundey service. It or the $858 million 1n tn:ea was also deCided the group would t.'Oilected at the court houses. visit th'e Albany Rest ~orne in the $847 million 1was distributed to ne~r penonal propetty- taxeS: . ··>:ntiralle . ·;, Hot paint Se Absolute~y I * Batterlu · · $9.95.up With Emha~~ge u• Fer A • county 170d5 . Plus Tu ond lte<appabJ., SUPER KEMTONE SALE PRlCI! $5.98 Rutland ~ . . 1lon at the IOOF Hall, 7:30 . m. The Way• and :~::~E~~P~are wlllaponaor party aaked to abrilll prizet. • .. ' $19.95 each Z for • .•• ' of -~­ .,.... w........ "' : -·· ... ,f M '• .• .,.,oc~y FOAM:ROBBER' PILL.iOWS ........ 98c ' , . ~I~BQW RUGS .9XU ......... $4.88 LOOl 30 MIU.ION MILlS lLAlTl~L..OH- -RUG$ ' ' ' ." \• ct. hollis. ' The planllaol fO~ ~~~ fl¥1 Na· tlqno) Safety Coulieli ., J!.watcl nf lllerit ancl' tbo,ll, ,I..~Ocleo trqphy for it. outstandiDJ sarety program en~ bu one of the best safety rec· orcli In !he lnciQtry, ;l'rl..te 111>omo For 10 to I'll! Poople . ' . ' . HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Gqot!. Food and Legal Be.-t!l'llf!l Until 4;30 A.M. ~--~N-e-ed~S~ki~lle-d~~ 4I-40 . $4.40 .... HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL -----------·---------------·-·--· 114M .... SPAR VARNISH __ ............................... f5M . Our Volume Mlkeo Tbla Onte $5.40 ' . ~ You AVAILARLE TIME AFTER APKIL 8 ' wm See . ·' $10,000 Worill Of Paint All Sales Cash • ·• Color Asslsiance . · 1 Teebnical A!f.vice .• Delivery COME IN- WE HAVI! . pilrman Ha1 'Years of Be- FREE , A Year Sale Potllible. PAINTERS? · Our Graduate Watch Re- Loan .... : . ...c . """' '-.' ' · ' ·: Color BookS ·· · 1 ,. ., ' c ' No Returns .' •·'' hind The Dial E>q}erlence• To Make Your Walch Run PertecL • · MWDLEPOBT, --------------------------------- Remem:Der- We are NOT selling out, we will be here tctmorro~ to~' ~cl ' .... · "P the guaront9e we give you tocloy. ' :; ' · ~DI ~~8Jll -4~nlt~ fo::, .~P.ll~ces •. : ·;.~llaae wY. ..wul ' N:..IJE0011!Q 4,'\lllr~··•·, "' 114M .... SIMI GLD$S INAMIL I~ .Attere P.M. with Merchants Pollee Service "(et .. , , FOR'E~HGndA8BOTT . . ' ·tuf . Jflelgs Countu'• Onlu P ..U.I\''1' Super Jflflt'Wt ISN'T IT .JUST OOMMON SJ!;NSE TO BUY YO~P~:i'B~M ' PAINT SPECI.t\LISTS? AT I,IOME INSIDE ·THE WATOI WORKS ~ ' JP-91 $3.19 .... I'DRCH ' AND FLDDR ENAMEL ---------------- - ---------·•· .- FRIE' PARKING Douglat, 23, Bteel '*Ortand Dorothy Emogene daUChl"'' of Mr. aod White, Racine. .. . ., Olher..llem• Too Numerou N Mention "J I Jth:O.ca POMIROY'I 111'1' " 1 • AQI.............. iXNIL LKJb alnt•su N 0 UN A 1-o I' .Ja·l'a U Cl .... HOTB MARTIN amaa 1so many coQ;alcutJve safe •x12 ... .......... .. ~$,0.95 \ 1.~·.1,15·. ;t••••.••••. i' •• • ' . ,:$ l).95 • ' . .. ·........... '; '$145.95 : U~ua .,........ .. : .... ·:$19.95 · . ,. ... I eME)!JTING was issued to Elmer _____ 1...,........ --------•-·---· $2.91 .... OUTSIDE HDUSE PAINT -------------------------- ----·-· 11.91 eBANQUET department. The fewer the lll~P>le. involved in utt1n1 the rec· tho bartlor 11 -i• to achieve, to tho .lonath of lime required for 011\oll irpups nt:iddlvl.duala to $35.00 $2.91 .... ALKYD WALL PAINT e Rl!lCEPTION A 1,000.000 safe men hour mark oecaalonalt:y established by 1 but seldom by a rel.atJvely GENERAL & $129 ---- L)t,TJiX (Rvbbar - 1 WALL PAINT _.....................--·'fl.l9 ePRIVATE PARTY CLEARANCE SALE Platform ROCKERS .. .. 0 of A TO MilT Theodorua Council Daull:hterR of America will meet In $4.98 Pln'SBURGH-SARGENT Your Aetu111 Coat YOUR NIXT • YOUR ACTUAL COST (Not A Brand Held Back) PLAN an• ORANGE 18. Full bloom opo ' Creosote and Asphalt Roof Paint Are Excluded Fill' AD Modell H. OrnL'I All fresh stock -· Every gallon unconditionaUy guaranteed. BRAKE SHOES . In i NO GIMMI£U We Band Yon .t\ SUver 0.0111' With Eaeh Gallon Pnrelaased.! Tiro utilltiea, $513,D28.311 1!•s as folldwt: ... aehoqla, munlclpalltleo, ti'IO- I NO EXWSES· All nationally advertised brands - m,170,11flt! •tate (wi * '" ' .~ Buy Paint At Our Regular Low Prices TIRES $10.95 proximately 07%. Out Of the $118S:tlll9,014 eolle<l· ed · in . taxea .on real e'tate and ' CASH BARR, Owner NO. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPOJT AUTO PARTS Schools received $488 million of the taxe~ .collected, or IP. lf,»aift CLOTHING COMPANY IN MIDDLEPORT cOunty offlc'ea, refunds, etc. IT. Allie SMITH cooperation lie State Auditor James A. Rhode• Cooperatives reports. Thia wn $44 mttuon Improve :their more than waa col1ected the previous · yeu and approximattlf double the amount paid olx year! ago. Taxpayel'B paid $580,050,014 In r .-... ~ taxes on real estate and public ~·a cveft utillly property; •IDG,IG7,408 In '" MrL Monda! ,.,dan IS.V- '' sur~ MARTIN RESTAURANT governments, town1hiP1 and public libraries. The balance reP.retentl feel allowed vartous Eliza, From At $8.95 to enjoy it here . It• sWi oi {1lQc)se Marketing Year Ended Thursday eotleetecl . In Many Colors To break, a snack, or a fuU Ucm ' SHIRTS No matter if it's a coffee Poet's Corner Court Houses municlpalltles, SHIRTS MEN aad BOYS All· Wotl'ftd Sprint blors schoola, AND ;dea in ' tang~le JACKETS COOLE~T (Contlnu.cl Prom P•" One) moY4!d toward CincinnaU. Portsmouth, of all Ohio communitiel, probably faced t}Je greatest danger of flooding. The river was predicted to pa.ss the ao foot fted ln. '"bate Court to Wilbur IUTrison ,!toWleyt ~t .,,20,' cat"Penter, ll!iddleport· 1\. D., ana · ~otto DAILY DA ness. The A maitlii<; jicOI\IO has been ., The J. C. Munday fllllllJ' tu.. moved from the Stout properf.J to West Virginia. ~ Mr. and ·Mn. ceen B1actwol4 were in Geor&la rece.ntlJ oa bUlL- Freda Will waa a dinner KUest of Mr. and Mu Carl Heilman on Sunday. Rev. Robert Card filled hiA regular appointment here laat Sunday at 7:30 p. m. at tbe hom·e PorU.and. Jl1.111id , married 01 RoQ)I, ~oma• mar· rled H111111h Elllot, a JJster, of Fuller 1!:1flot. She died In !MO. He then m11Nied Abagall Miller, She died In 1879. • He In 1882. • News Of The Week '!!'"= ·wr,'b met ' Ha--rr_i_so _n_v-ilcl·e--·---,f,..,.~~!.':n..=~:iO:.~ 1 'l'h~e r~@and ij~f ~-~111'1,!•!!'.'1~ '~-~~r.! ttan Plttaburah, beth never married, Thoma• mar· Bot111 ·'liiMi· been ' dead eever•l One by the name of Samuel 1ettle4 above Rat"ine. All we -are able to Cind about his family Ia he had two daughters and one son 11 follows: Sally married a man by the natne of Walle, Ibby ' . ""* nriee, Jack Gorrell, Tuppers """ Gl'egon Alan. ~o~r. and Mr'Hill are s:randparen". Plaim; Mr&. Kermit FJsber and Julian ·Runell Sbftta of ColUJ:nbul children, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mn. Fred Miller and chUdren, Mr. and spent SatUl:dly with hia aunt;'~ Mrs. Bm Miller and ton, aDd Mh. J, D. ·Roush. A concentrated newspaper advertising program Is being launched the first week Jn April to 1upport TRAPPED IN A COAL MINE the Buick "Easy-Ownership Plan." by Holden, West Virginia, · In major markets t~e plan Is annumber t$tenty-two, nounced dramatlcatly In a 1000 down, a fire was started line advertisement that explalna !!fapp>ing twenty men, 'tis true. how the Buick "Easy-Ownership escaped to tell the story, Plan" works with this promise: eighteen were left behind, "Get the fact~ that will help put were seeking for a ~fuge, you In a 1960 Buick In one day " on within the mf,ne. The announcement advertisment is ronowed by a series of high-Cre-tse"!"' 1 see them sadly sea~hing, quency 300 line advertisements. methlnks they often Pptyed, God to send deliv'fnee, Every newspaper advertlsemenl gets across the basic tnfflc build)lllithil} the mine the stayIng appeal of the Buick "Easyed . loved ones, tol't, weriraying, '"''' "''" .~those mlnen trapped bin, the relicue teams kept ing hoping they would w n. ln a411(Uon to the Part of the t'No IOns Cblrlea and Philip. Weldon " family tiven under the Charles waa a~ldenUy .. hot and .' • By WIHo!t !. llllie1 Saroh olid lo<ob MeCoy Grore ll(avOij bert Burmen pro~y. Jolrs. Wf!lfl& · EiMn of 111<1110 ly Mrs. J. D. Roush A family dinner was held Sun- spent W~fiidi·y with Mr1. DOn Ben and ·ajl'uih'tw, Lom•. day honoring the 71th birthrl av ' . Bart )filler. Attending were : \lis& Mr. a~d II,.. Bra4f Hulfmaa ol Irene MiJter, Columbua; Mrs. Ruby MH1er and son, Donnie, lim Tor- Middleport 1bas named their new . Buick Ownership Plan To Have Ad Campaign DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlport, 0., AprU 1, 1~ • PUT.YOUR WA'I'CH REP,.URS UP TO US! ,o ' • I K&C·:J:EWE.LERS ' 0. . ~· . SALES I . 'il'!liie WY.U785 Pomerot • PAINT •. SERVICE HOUI\8: 7 to 5 P.M.- 8 DAYS A WEEft ,,,F~EE PARKING Pbo!le WY·Z-2452 ~ I. ,, • l MIDDUi$0R.T, . ~. . , �I J~miOI', . firJt bueman and Leonuc! Routh, Sophomore, pitcher· ouUlelder. Elenn lre•hmen bav• reported fOr t.hil year's team. Tbey are Gordon. Cklrt, 3nd bue; Bill le· w2ll, pJteh,r·llt bue; ChadeJ Yonter:~~~;~~~~~0~C~~har~IlnTeDnant, Har- , outfleldbaae-pitcher; base.; Jotenneth Danny liarand Robert Rut- NUMilR·ONE lor In Consumers. Otia Riee 1poke to thlt group thl!l eva1uation ot l'J the eounty recenUJ by Mar1ball College ofIt is hoped that the for reurdtd cllildren iB will opel) in April. ;. ~~~ch THE--- memben Dlmed. Men's SUITS and SPORT COA:ts By Curlee and ClolbcniR . V-M RECORDER SPORT COAts · · $24.50 M~th6dists *ip To · ··· · $·3s.oo FEATURES: . ~Double Track and : 4 Track I Ma&on Methodist Churcb a~d adult mem· in which mem- F'or f:Jtitrelt Title To·· ·· $60.00 *Push-Button Controls *Tape Timer i-Hl-1"1 Spea~er ., *Stereo Jack AI (4W AI f18U5 up Youth, Classes ~tt~htrans 4&-42 s u·t ts · ······ $4.s.oo . Has ~ego~ Aduit, the o~po_r­ the funetlona of J•~k~h , w~tlt .~w ~ant• to M.,c:h ct.iil was lq!ld by STETSON ' elassea are Mmh 30; ,.. ~· A:pril 4; :nidi)', $5.95 tf $15.00 . K6rr & ·Ycan--·! andt ·eclitor ma~~ Banks' Bat Leading Cubs In Early Season~ave Notices • $1595 • $1595 • CKJ'CACO UPI - The Chieago Cuba, paced by Ernie Banks' blazlng bat, 11re moklng Grapefruit Lclju.e rival• aU up and take no· lice. The ·Qubtl h~,ven't fjniRhed In the Natlonol l.faeue's · frrst division since 1946 but the way they'rn clickinl they could make it thlt year. they reel11d off their seventh straight vh~tory and lOth In 12James Thunday With a 4-3 win oVtr the Boston Red Sox. llanko, the NL'• two-time most $1195 ' valuableJO'pla~er ,Jbllet Hoii)"Noo4 .'IS OLDSMOB.II.:I $1005 llllll*n coupe t~e ll:ey the t~am, tf courae, award winner, and is tile lithe, homer-hitting shortstop "¥.ms aet for a tremendous season. Hf!'l bluUng the ball at a .463 clip, ~~~~ hit five ttomcra and driven in 12 runa In the Cub1' 17 games. DiAI!ft.rJ, ktV llow lanka, wbo hit 411 homer~ and dtove i43 runa last sea1on, de· blow Thuraday when r'ilflecl for three runa In 'Q won a comedy of error• Plttaburgh Pirates, 7-:1; Baltimore Orloler~ defeated Kanaa, City A'a, t$-4, and Cleveland Indiana outaluged San F.ranctseo Gilata, ·11·10. ;;'54 ' Guotom t over the the the th.e POlO . :! • Dodt · · .. ' ! . P6Ntu\c . • $39j i..... boor . •i52 FOld • • • . ~,.C,2 •153 •••s Miaa woi· and ~' .... -~~_. ·:~· A Complete SHORT SLEEVE SPORT sH'f~iS .BROADCLOTH ud KNIT · Included " r.awm;.ce 11he New llolitne.k Iii Short .m' ~ ~-~SJ~~ $1.98 • Chocolate & Vanilla De!l!l!rt - PIS., Qts., 'AI Gals. Milk Shakes - Hot Dogs - Banana Splits Ie M•Ciure · 's· Da"•ry ' Is 'iii ' · MiddlepOrt Comer So. Fourlh & LoeUBI butii'===~=~=====~===========J:~==i:==~=~~==~~~!!!!~~~~~~ Waa ®.t ham meted. nins by innings Jor fOf the Ita Briyea tbe senators Jn the •Ucth lnnin.e: . The Bravu flnal17 puUed it oul In the nlnlh. The Cardlqala and Plrah•s made a total of live ertgn and numerou1 ·.~aJiiiCI" plql bef01'1, the Rtdlll~. ~ _their 12th. 1111ine a._:tnat !~V1i~f(ea,tl. Jaell:le Bra-all~ an Q.ene Wood· .... ···~ .. '··~ . II~« led tile' ()r!cil " · JB·hlt ot!ock wllll a, two.run ho)n_er .ahd three the with the Glantl. i' YOt!--- ., To Dining Pleasure ., . I .·Spring ·El&lotrid Aahge Oamival ~·a ribthlbg betlet than > '' I I $Sf$ •' . stoltiitrr'tau--..;~ / Q\ie oi our diUcloua steaks Oblcken. LIKIINW With Lea~ Dairy·SHente . Club T~ Sponsor Cattle • .· tHbMi¥ A~' . FLoitiT . or tho deUglittul BrOasted - V-4 Cylht..r :Girl Scouts Hold Outi'.- SUNDAES Lew Butdette pltelled !hoe shu!- wlnarn.t r~.m ,foi' ' e ,,fi(dlana in their llnol. •moetl of 'tlilt aprlng A .,of; tiM~ the .I"'Mott' . · Bellelmut HOT PEAI'oiUT BUTTER FUDGE lor ~ittrl loutnnoAi~ .m .lll• ~~· lnnllllIUrtf'tte 'Jt'i!J! Nl~oal ! ,r\11 t :,~ D DRESS SHIRTS by EiiuiO .- tiili'ct.' . Manhattan - .$.U5 Player" aw4rd to Phil Harrison of the Panthers, ond Junior Wilson of the' Gallipolis Trl· p;;,&er;i.d Winebrenner with. shooting trophy. introduced Charles S. superintendent or Pomeroy , JJm Bunni~, who lhrted eJC.hlb~tion aea10n with J lilet,ime 0.11 li'apeftWt re~r<l. chalked up bll thlrd win ol tblrr aprlng for the Tlterl, ytho rooked Mlrk treeman 11 .. Try8Jdo.Fu.lns .f ' and CHAMP . Fllrllne 2 -~ • • lncludH Are Whtti DIWr · ' wl~ef . . 1~' ... SPECIAL OFFER ~ffordecl are no " kitchen ~ ~ . ' . i. SC.rJ fits••• ' ~J . . E' ror TIOUr -""' .u~•.a ...,., ~··; . I · ~uttltil!lttloio\ 1 ' \, • ' ~~·· ~ ·· 11''1' , ·• .. I ' .. ' • 'J I , ..: tJti01l "···J ' 1 finm<t AlA Fth ' ~ -tlb.e ·~leelAif ~i ~~ . . , 'WAS - -lli.."'w"., ..;~;.·_ .-~._."" Jl'uts,l' c.:it. ..... • ..,. -·"•<R... ' Pboae WY N8'11 Ill B. .... \ !.(Lt PRiG. ., " '' ' ' .. $219.95 ' • 1.. - .. • •·· , ...~1'·-.;;;o.l ' ..... �' ' e.-llally-S<!nllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprill, 1980 (14) For Rent HobbyOub ,.---================~.·IP'IRST FLOOR !Jiht bouoekeepi!lll FURNISHED apartment in Pomeroy. Call WY2-3028. WANT ADS ....mn.ltt., People'l TetrMII Mill "-'"Y. , ..... WY-2-2321. v.a. $1,. Mt Buttarnui A.-., a ftlnta per word, 01te 'neertioa. Minimum charte - eo cenU.. I cent. per wurd for t.hree ooosecutlve lnsertiona. Speclal.- one montb for 30 ceuLI per word. hU rate of 3 centa per word will. be ch.arli:ed for advertiatne 1f oot pa.id wdhin 10 days after receiving DilL Erron tn Advertiail'l8 - Should be reported Jm•nedlately. Tbe Da.il) Sentinel will not be r~po118ibl.c for mon than one in.eorrect tl:ltEI'tion. eard of Tbanb and Special NoUces of &vent& $1.00. ODitu.arlel published at .l cent per wun.L l WORDS 1 DAY ::1 DAYS 60c 90c 2Q 60c $1.20 .25 7:k $1.~ llli 6 DAYS $ 1 alli $1.80 $2.:l3 lhomu M. hln NERVE& Twn'fdrl? CAN'T SIT T.,...ltt •ncl P•lf C"-.Jrol still? Try new sleep-Wei Cap. .-ree in.-ction, lmuranc.• Na.tlon- sules. Only $Ut at :~our drug wide. lia.,. hrmt.. hoM r'orMrOJ WY 2-2366 Portam~th PR 6-2ti0 2 29 tfc 12.1 Card of Thanks store. 3 21 Btc I i 80 Year Olds 1954 BUICK V8 Spcctai 4: dr. lie- dan . Like new fimsh. DynaOow dnye . $ti9~ .00 Hlaettnar's, Pom· eroy. 3 30 6tc 19M l'' ORD V8 4 dr. sedan. llOUJh looklnli: but run11 guod . $286.00. lH.aettnRr'a;, Pomcruy. 3 lO 8(c hard top aedan. Very low mlleage. Sharp car mside and ou1. Pusb buttw'l ahlfl. R&H. 'll.:iii:). Blaettnar'l!l, Pomeroy. • 3 30 6tc (21) Real -Estate Uood Clt•n Ultd Car~ AU Makat and Models MITROPOLITA.H MOTORS 600-606 lat.l Mal.n lt. Pom•rOJ, Ohio V8, CLEAN, IUtndard ahlft, Tudor, radio, ht!aler, eood coadltion. Elmer 6. Halley, R<~ck St>rmaa. 3·26-titp '49. CHEVROLET ~ . -~---- TON ' •P $1:l3.00. John ''l~<:ker,,l~~~~t ~- BUlt:K Spcc111l hardtop, 4 dr. aedan. Leu than 26,000 actual mtltl. Dyuanow drive, IUtll, ~190.00. lllaettn11r'•, Pomeroy. 3 30 6tc 18117 JS~'l"l'A. the Faculty Citizenship Award and LeiderabJp Award in her fre~~:bman year. In addition, she was the Mason. County winner of the "Week in ' Wasbin&ton Con- WILL SELL REAS· ONABLE. Call WY 2·220'1' duqing day, Clil WY 2·2MO In the efen· lnw . 4 1 tltc SAL& 7 ROOM, 1\1 STURY h01111o, batb, full size buw.a.ent coal rurnace, hardwood Iloora, earaee. Phone SP3-e352. Mason. W, V:.. 1 3·2D·Dtp BEDROOM HOUS8, BATH, luroac•, fl10e gaa, city water. 32 acrea, &wo flozen be~tring peach lreel, ~II kJnd1 of ber· rlea. Tw.t.. acre truck p.~~tch. Call WYl-673\. IMA$CIN ftANDOLPH TYPEWRITER SER·· vlee, lUll Second Avenue, Gal· llpoUt. Typewriter rep1lrl, ,eleanlne and •dJus&menla,ato.oo ~ manuel madalnea Pbori.e 1Glhoon 8-118& 3-2f.$c . 'ifu'INiiSAlw Al.TERAT!Otl8. Pltono WY 2-Al4. 3 30 [lli< \ Rutland Social News Of Week ALL LIAGUI BANQUET MI&S The Sik>BL AU Leaeue Banque . HERVEY Melinda L. Hervey of Polnt Pleasant was one or four chil· dren of Appalachian Power Com· pany employees wbo have been named recipients 'of f501;t Educatlon Awarda. Meli~a. who b tbe daughter of Ge~a:e E. Herve)', Point Pleaaant diitrict manager of Appalat;hlan, Waa honored with the other wlnnen today al a iuncbeon in Roanoke, Va., by R. E. Hodgea, vice president and general :nanager -01 the complny. The Award• Wf!re part of 14 given durtne the · alxth annual Amerlcin E1ectrlc Power Sy1 tem Awa.rdl: Competition. A total of 146 aona and daughters of AEP System empiOyeea entered thll year's contest and Judging was baaed on scorN on the Standard CoUea:& Entrance Board Scholaatic Aptitude Test tcbool recorda furnished by e..:Ch contestant'.& 3·3U·31c $1395 POMEROY a(ld Mr1. Harvey Erlewtne her grand.tber, who is eonfined at Pleunt Vl!ley Hospital, ·Pt. Pleaunt. Rev. Thomas V. Weilla: of Gray.on, Ky., was th~ weekend guest ,f Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ktng . Mrs . .Margaret Brewer and BiU oot Mra. Alice Sprouse ~md Betty ane to Holzer Clinic, Tuetd.ay. 8\tY Jane will undergo another operJtion on ber haM. The montbly supper held by the 'Yiethodist Church was well attended Sunday evening. · I Bridbury, Mri. Bernard · ·Ttie Mtb anntvenll')' of Naomi Baptiat Chureb will be oblerved Sundt¥. . · - M.ornme worabip aervke will be held at 11 o'clock wJtb tbe ' pastor, Rev. Samuel JactJOD in cbara:e. A luncbeoo. will H aerv· ed at noon. Rev. Granville Seward of Rend· ville Firat Baptist Church wUI be the a:uelt apeaier at tbtl afteraoon aeli&lon which bea:iaa at 3 p, m. The cboll'a of the Bend· ville Church wW I(:COIIlPU)' Rev. Seward. ' tlie ·•I ........, • ~- lor the 1i&O 'llelP Cti\Ui.lJ CflnBUJ. TbQ' attellded acbool March :aB-30 al tbe Serond Ward rutbouae in Pomeroy~ Their censu. llk'- 4"· tiel beJin April 1. Testa for tlie poaitiol)l were tivert recently at the Yelp County courtroom. 7:30 8'30 9:00 6:45 .7:00 , ,30 &.OO· 10:30 11:00 '1:1'0 1 •• ' '00 RunUey . Bi'iUkley Repon DDeaJb Vll~y., J)aya Tbls M.n Da'oboo Troubleshoota'l ::: =-:w-.,114 ,,oo . Jlotorucle .... Sllr a.luto 'l'Op Ton N · u~ noc._ Weebnd. iMan P'r0111 lnt"'P"l N~wa ~- . ;:'00~ 111'"" -· - S.ltll.,- ' """ r:. 9:30 Wolld Wide 80 li blliO News . , 2'~ Weeiend Newl 2 ,11Q Vl.e•thet'tall ••--~-"' -·~ · 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9:30 Muq11erade Party 10:00 Cavalcade· of Sparta 10 :~ Jaekpot Bowtinl 1~:00 NeWI Headlinea 11:10 Weath~rea.Bt -'.;'""::.__:'lJII::;:_.:Off=-:~-:--:-Cha.nne I 3 - ·SUR da, tl:lG Jal'k P,ar Sbow ' ·110 Sign Off 12;00 TV Chapel 11:15 Sign On n :30 Thll Is tbe lJfe · · uo a:aa , Weebn4 Ull liM 4:1& ·~·&:l!O Gueot Siar 1:46 Pal Boono Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade 011 the Air .... G:>O Channel-l- Saturdat Fult& . l :'l l Bnlldut e:ao "'""" Ntr •:80 lftW lO:OO l0180· Saturday Night Jamboree ll:IIO ~na1111 ... · Man and the Oal!eate oJM!OU The ,Deputy . 11:15 • :.,. a.:oo a.v. au••••IIJ' ~ad Ill-) • lip On 1:110 •~ UO Florida llorbr o:oo School st..,. 5:30 Sdence Fiction Tbeater 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 Newa Picture 6:4' Saturday Sports Roundu.p 5:00 ~teamboat BUI D:3C Qsco Kld t :OO Steamboat Bill 1:15 Jim Thacker show 8:2!1 Weathere.11t 0:10 NeWs Pidd'-e WMPO Daily Program Sched~ ..;.. .,. 12:30 rndu•try on Parade 12:4& Gardom Club of tho A.lr 1:00 Champll'lllhJP JIO'Vllllll 2:00 Inlide Roort• •:t~ Slon Oo ·. 2:13 NBA But<etkn 8:00 Circle 3 Ranch (,lll) World ChalllpjOIIIIhlp Colt · 9:00 She.,., Queen of lun&lt 3:110 Tlmo: !'noon! t:!IO ' J ...l... All~ 6:00 Meet the Pre80 . • :30 Sund., NeWJ .PfctUH · T:OO · OVerland Tra1l 'r .'l!l;t!D • Ful1 _";!~· :. ,· '• 8:00 S\lndlf Showcue . e'U:JO ~ "'17 • ' \tll:OO· 'l'rli• S\dljt · ' · · .:~~ ~ !Ill ::. ~~;~,: ~~A.~~ 10:30 ;1\'lcllila ·i.J·no ~ewa~ RbfP•~ l. ;5~ t:J9 Commapi\_ ~P~~anee , ll:IO :Wett ~ ~:00 N)IA Platc>ll · 11:1D · Nitewatelt IJ$ ~oo B'!Ue A'!'ela . - ~., Sip 0a Sunday Chapel ~ and Mn. Richard Cbamben. -i1h~,._ .. :'!:.7.. r'... :l'wn : ,..·: WCK$;;TV · C"u""'el 8 liVE I Chanai!l:8 -Friday POMEROY FOOD CO. · iBaDdsund t :OO 'A'IDeriCan 3:so am Tin Tin ~8!00 San Franc Iseo BeaI 8:30 Yom Esso Reporter DANCE SAT. NITE ANNOUNCED BOUND aad SQtfABE 4-STAR ORCHESTRA ;1:110 John Hoptlno J'1le I2:30 lUJhop Pike • DOES IT AGAIN · 1:00 To'aCl:ddwn 7· ~· Mnertclt Ioiii L ,,30 • • ' "f"" 9:00 Tbe Rebel 9:30 The Alaskan~ 10:.30 Johnn1.: .. Staccato W~itUQ .f. ' .1:00 The News Tonilht .,...._ · _Ciia.-anel 1;1 BO Perry Maoon 8:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive 9:00 fr , Lucky Qr30 Hne Gun, WW Travel 10:00 Gun~;moke 10:90 Not For Hire 1:00 Newt and Weather. I. ~0 neater ll ,.1•::::'30::;:_SI::;:«D:.:O=ff=-....:::--:-;::-:~ - ~ wort . ' !lbrlstjan Sclet100 . : Loii!P l!)lto ·.~y ~~ ..0·3Q J;nQt Up ud Ltve . :1:110 · ::30 ·camera 'J'brw l2:00 ~,.Elwood Gibba m . . The Twilight Zone Penon to Person 1 ->-1)3 ..._ -'-111ft... •tOit'"'t!evi.,.Hi:U.ac!e ' 1:&!1 .0100 8:30 !loiel De J>vee 9:00 ·we9ting'&ouse SbGw , New• ~<lb. . . , • ~ao . ~ at ,,oo i<iu:I!Jtam 1:80 ll.,.·hlde D:OO ,_:30 /1:00 . 11:10 11 ,16 ·t.;r- tl.:OO Weatlier :Wblt!o• 0;89 '4!110l'''n~ADil1 '· 6tSO :tto~ .Hopd 8:80 Lawman 1:80 The lld e· ..JC.ut ):00 The Three Stooges t:SO ')'he Life gf Riley ~oo Arthur· J. smilh-NeWJO B:l5 A Look at the Weather 6;20 J_ule Rivlln ShoW \ Sana Spaci In Yo11r Kitchen liouie's Fllllday Flmnlel 1:00 12:30 j;llty Ghost ~ · ·. · 1:00 Tv Classroom 1:30 Talk iBack 2:00 Li1 ~cals J:OO ~at ·Matinee WHT,._.~TV · FrJdIJ Chann...t 1.31·00 The Brlghter Da;v 1:15 'l'hlf $e:J;,',lorta ~ I:IIO CO- No.., COIIIOI'OIIOO 1:30 BIJ •PJeture 2:QO ABC Playhouse , Th t 2;90 a~~en ea er 'S:oli D . JieariDJ . 1:311 . plonlhlp llrkii'O '1':00\ Patii'Wtnchell Show 4t30.. Campaign Roundup .a:.SO· '1'be Bmthen .t:oo People'•· ChoJce t:OO s •' Wll .. 00 l'a.d@ an~ ~~eD · . · 11~00 cartooa· ·Spectacular . I:OO • N""' 7:30 Wall Dlaner Preoeob U:OO Eddie s~aeriat ~how . GENERAL ELECTRIC STRAIGHT-LINE DESIGN s.-.,- I l::l:;:tss~La~~ d.. s~h~o:"'a;;lil ...__ II I Oaannel '- SatQrd!lt WHITEY BEEGLE, Coller •· a:to weot.herman 8:~ Jnlto Daly N"" 8:80 Man From Black Hawk 9:00 '1'1 SUtl!o\ StriP . \tl:OO The llo...tl.... n:ao 'l:tleck $addlti 11:00 The New Tonight 10:10 SclntJillg t,he Weatbez: • "a ·""11:10 oporll e?ur• · U:21J Late Sf\OW ; ~ ·' i MOOSE HALL ::: ~v!~\o - .. • ·oo Lawrence Welt Sllo-. 10:110 Jublloo 11. 8. A. 11..uu UoA·to-tbe·Minute P l.l:lO Sports RePQ!t 7:00 Buddy Sllrcller Show APRIL 2nd , A Look at the We~tller Tlteater 13 • 2:8d, Oro\ Rol?frll. • Hlti WJUatcf' Wilcox · ·==•taeular 13 Cutic Fool Double Door ~ lb. Fl>otlet ·· ..No Detlxool ' $329.95" GALLIA i. . COUNTY l'Li BUY 'rtiu'·A ·Agriaultur. SOCIA iF · 'VO\J DO Agents :· AS WILL AS '' SpecJal . RepQrb FJtOil 'Ohio Stote lift,tve ...ity · . , Kttp.Ar~ . Filtmers llifornied . MON. ·tltit't Fiu.' Moolitl IIHIM Naomi Claareh Obtlll'f)e. , !ln. Jean fark~_and Goo!'~• 111'~ ol "'"' 'Ru • "- 1,111~ IJitiiG .fTCIIII-Very ni.-; ~.:,;-,_~_.,;.., S··-"-'• 1'00111 ' wllh eood dell\ "ll'~H""• •- ~ --.. and eQUipment. Bulldmf ll in•ullted and has modero G-room ·apartinent, ample closet spJtCC, aU air-oondltloned. H.eal estate can be purchased •epuatcly It •10,000.00; or bullnell, at~k and equipment at $8.200.00. Owner wJil sign 6 to 10.Yetr le.u,e ,., reuon 11 ble rental U atqet and ~ulpment only are ·purCibaled. Total prJ~ for rul eataCe. atock and equipment $11.000.00. Owner Ia very anxicn11 to aeJJ.. eo il you want t aood ettabUih!KI buelnesa that wUl provide 11' lood livable In· come1 be; . a i,to JnvesUgate till& opportv • 1,1il0'.P.~.i 'ON · _oltl nfljpntor H and R FIR-STONE DEALER STORE j ' . • PHONE WY-1-WI In '11te CHier Of Towa MWdleitort, OW. . ·' r Rl1;nning out of · 0 .hot water··· .-' ·~ •• '•i;~J~ • l• I too often?> ' • LegiJI,f!4wce lelftdere Hordlo~ Coupe ODd Membrn of the C'bild cooer. vation Leil&u.e, Middleport, were In R1o Grande tbl.a afternoon to attend t.be South Central Dlltrlet Conference which Wll beld •t the C~vaey Baptist Cluale!b tb.ert. Local membera attendlnc the meetiug were MP. Dwlght Cui· luDII, Mrs. Gene Houdathelt, lin William Slater Mrs. Cbarl~ Ala .sited SundaY with . Middleport HO-lte • ~t-IRTH In Rio Grande TodDy . '"·Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger William Hawk are announcing the bJrth ot K daughter, Suzanne Lynne, March 14 at St. Anne'a Hospital In Col· . .. , umbua. Mn. HliiWk l8 the former Jtuth Ellen Porter. Grandparernt.s A~out are .Mr. and Mra. Thomas C. Porter, ! 'be PJams, and M.r. and .Mrs. W. Herbert Hawk. The Purters form · lo .l'RIDDII HOUD .........1 erly lived in Rutland while Mr. Mrs. Frlindi Anderaon who und- Porter taught Yo-Ag at Rutland erwent surgery at Holzer Ho1pltal higb school and served as principal Monday ill reported to be improv· for a number of years. WINS COOk.WARa mg. Jdc.1. Roy Snowden won a set Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise were In Gallipolis Tue11day where they vis· cookware' Wednetday aa a result ited with patients at Holzer Hos· havlne a bottle of popWar cola her refriserator when the soft pita!. repre•enlative called at drink .Mrs . A. R. Pullen and Mra. James Pullen were In Parkersburg Wed· home, CLASS HOLD$ PARTY nesday. The WilUng Worker.1 Class t:arotyn Quillen, student in the the Church of Christ held a party Sixth t;rade taugb~~~·· Vrace in the chW'cb basement. Wednes· liaWJfiY, returi'J'eo 'tb' \lours- day "-vening. day aner bemg absent 0 num· Devotions and prayer were given o~r oJ days atter bemg scalded by Thelma Michael, teacher. 'l'he wHh hot w11ter at her home. meeting Wils upened by the cla!i! Ltwt:~ ~aucr, sr. who was taken to Metg& tienerat Hospnu.J tnJs president Ernie Johnson. The sec· retary report was M:iven by Viola week wr treatment ol a virus is McKnJght and tb treasurer's reo reported to be some improved. port by Connle Class mem· Mr. and Mre. .Dwtght Wallace bers weie askedHaley. to aave tales tax went to Zanesville '.l'hursda:y to &tampa. Bllly IIIli, SUBie Parker be with her motber, Mrs. Besa Connie Haley were appointed and r..nox who i11 scheduled to undergo to have the-entertslnmeO-t for the surgery. ' April meeting. Viola McKnla:bt wlll Mrs. R. H. HcmmJnaway (Jane have devotions and Alberta Priddy StanMbury) of Summit, ~ew Jer· help ber pr411pare ~:efreah­ aey 111 expected today tu spend the will weekend wtlb her parenta 1 .Mr. and ments. The t=vening was apent in games Mrs. Uaren ~tansoury. Ur. , and and conteatl. SandJ!icht=ll, cup. Mrs. H. C. Horden of Columbu11 cakes, mints and kool aid were arc lllso 1penaang the weeJu1nd served by ThellllA Michael and wtth the .Stsnsburys. Jean Parker. Mra. (,lordon Harris returned to Attending Ia add1Uon to tboae her homl in t:ulumbus Wednesday previoualy mentioned were David after 11pendmg several days with Martin and Carolyn McKn.l~jj;bt, and ner parenu, hlr. and Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. Mr. Hennesy 111 reported a 1uest, Jim Gaffney. IN MANIUVIU to be lmproviD!(. Army Pfc. Frank N, Epple, 22, Mrs. Anna Patera vlsJted recentaon of Michael A. RuUand, ly with M'r. and Mrs. J . .8. MUler R. D., recently with Mnd Mr. and Mra. .R. C. Uttle m other ~sonnet Canton. portation Company Mra. Martba Hsmm underwent LltUe Bear, a winter auraery at Hol~er HaspJtal yeater- manouver conducted du. Alaltan terrain about !lefl. Warren DavJ11, who under· of Anehoraa:e. went aurgery 11t Hob:er H01pltal il north Epple, who arrived in Alaska in recovOnna nicely :and will be able Aua:ua& Ia a driver in the com~any. to return home next week. He, completed buic trainJRi: at n . Georae Sauer, 110n of Mr. and Kno:~t, Kentucky. :Mn. Lewl• Sauer, Jr., hu been abo A 191111 araduato ol Scipio 111i1> aent from a:cbodl {5tb erade) for ScllooJ, Harritonvnte, Epple entertwo diya becauae Of a virua. ed lbo I<JIIY in Eo~ruory 111M. . INUMI.A'tOitl HAMID ,_ITUN141 , . . _ llnlo, - will be held April 1 at McArtbw The speaker will be Coach Snyde._ of Marshall College. This year, Jil. Vennari of Rutland (Obio ClaBI!I • "Coach of the Year") his aaaistam and the Red Devil football aqua . will carry bome their fourth co. secu~ive championah.ip trophy. ~1 I proxunately 60 persona, Jncludm athletes, coaches, cheerleaders an, teachers, wiD attend from Rutlam. SAVE LABILS Rutland HJgb School stuQ.ent. are asldDJ: parer:U and friends t. save t'olger'a; cuffee labela an~ stars 110 they may obtain a coffe, urn. VIARBOOKS AVAILABLE The yearbook advisor, .Miss 1Ma1 tha otumger, announcea that then are aome coptea available of tbt. 1860 edhlon of tbe Rutland year· book. Order• may be placed with Dorothy Hysell or Jean ChApman. ~:~ld~p;~~Yo~~~-=~. Attend Child Suaion ""· and Mrs. ~•ivin Sprooue, Sal· urday evenmg. .Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine and JoetlA and Rev. and Mrs. Geo. uavis attended tbe Scout-Q.Rama, <~t Pt. Pleasant, Saturday evenine. Mr.· and Mrs. William Dean and Jaughtel'li were Sunday gue11ta of .1er parents, .Mr. and Mn. Fred ~ayre , Cottageville, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Simpk.Jna 1ere weekend guests o! Mr. and •rs. John :Mont&oiQery, Columbua. .{bile there they visited , Mr. and .rs. Robert Decker •nd familf, J. and Mrs. Estel Hawklton aDd .mily, Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell Clark .td Mr. and Mra. Ray Bowles aDd lest'' sponsored by Repr. Heckler . JIM ltOU H, hlftmtn N•W IIAYIN,' W. YA. VI mo&or wJtb automaUc tnna., dorlt bhte lh>lah, su:sr Chalinel3 -Friday f :OO Comtcb' . PlaybGU&e 4:30 · Adventure Time .::.:::....::.::::::;:::.__ -~~-- received family. a· Run H.oad . 19~8 She Around And' l957 MEJH..: UH.Y 4 dr. .. ~ CHEV!lOLE'll ot pos,graduaf.e. school newspaper. I t-or ~18 - - - - - I-- ril 2, at Markina MarkeL 1bey will The WUd11'00d Gvlen Club Dlflt offer for sale home made cakea. tt the ~le Restaurant Wedne• paea, eookiea, eandiea. etc. day even1ns: tor a 0:80 dirmer. . RUTLAND PI!RSONALI . Attena1nJ were Mn. John Mila Joyce Carpenter of Pomt Ihle, Kn. David Neaae, 1lrJ.. Ed1P1euant wu a recent week eDd 100 Hollon, Mra. Fred Nea~e, guest of Ann Sprouae. Mrs. Kenneth !farria, Mn. 'Dwi&:bt Mr . .and !nra. Darrell• Bur.~ MilhoAn, Mn. Ray Tboma1, Jttn. and chiJdreo G( New Carllal.e vwt- John Scott, Mrs. Ruu. Wataon, ed her parenu. Mr. and' Aua. A. E. Mn. Henry 'l1lomaa, Mrs. Karl I"'Jummer over th,e wee.k~nd. Grueser, Mrs. Chrilty Baer, Mra. · Mr. and Mrs.. <;:edt Wi.lliama of Hiram Filber, Mrs. Homer Holter Pt. Pleasant Vl8lted Sunday wltb Mrs. Milton Houduhelt and Mn. .Mr. .and Mn. Raymond AdtlDll and Allred YealJier. work. She is a National Honor Society member, editor of the yearbook and on the staff of the cu.1 PHONE WY-2-2157 \ "j J and two yean I Ada rec:e.tvlbd by 10 A.M. will b~ to that days ~per . II I Notices The Hobby Lobby Club met on Friday afternoon, March 1a, in , HOUSE !N POMEROY 4 ROOMS the Fifth Grade Room at Leon ~nd ba1h. Unfurnllibed Phone School. The children brought WY 2·3575. 4 1 8lp their hobbies and let the other 6 ROOM HOUSE WITII BATH. Iroom 1-6 come In to look ~t :drs. John S\out, Harnaonville, them. ln~ited were ~~. LoLS 1 Ohto 4 1 atn Shmn, Ftrat Grade ; Mtss Irene · · · ISayre, Second GraM; Mra. Juan· 5 li.UOM HOUSE, 5 Miles from Ra- I1U. Burdette, Third Grade; Miss cme. EtectrtcJty and free Lydi.e Smith, Fourth Grade; Mrs. liouJ gardt=n. On good road. C. 1Anabel Matheny, S1xth Grade; Ev1 D. o.. 'ird.e, Racme, OhiO. 4 I 3tp :erett Parsons, Janitor ; Rtchard · ~ l1Barton, Principal; Mrs. Helen ( 17) Help Wanted ICossm and Mra . Goldie Absten, .-::=:: -- cook.l!l. FEMALE COOK AHD WAITRESS. • These are th11 Flftb Grade stu· Inquire Ctrde.& • Restaunnt, Idents and their bobbie1: Patsy Pomeroy. 3-29 3tc 1 Henry exhibited , her embroider, Jng; Roger McKinney, atamp col· W ~NTED OFFICE GIRL EXPER· lectioA and L'Oin collection; Stan· 1ence preferred, must be good ; ley McDade, wood work; Hilda with f.~gures and h.ave know- , Waugh, neurine collection; Judy le~ge of bookkeept~ pr~ce- 1Lambert, pGt holders; Polly Pic· qut.~s. Sbou.ld be famtliar w.ttb- •kens, stamps and postmarks; offtce .macbinea, aome. typmg. Mary Lee DouglaJ, cblna dolls; Sel_'d r~sume BoJ: 668-G % The Rebecca Jones, hu a pony bobby Duly sentJneJ, Pomeroy. Sheila Beaver, dolla ; Jeffrey H9&3-zt.3tc stein's hobby ls outer apace and Sayre brought pidurea of (201 Business Services Lewis Florida. . . fELEVISibN GUIDI WSAZ.TV Chadnel 3 Tlto blah school principal, and addi· tiooal information furnished by the eooteatant. Appabchian it one ot alx operating companies In the AEP Sy1tem. Melinda plana to do psychia· tric aOcial wort following college I l MO. ...50 $6.00 $7.50 ~~:.:L:....... w111 Carden Club Hold. '""""" a b.Uto ..to, Sallll'lla7, ~ Dinner Meetln. Pt. Pleasant Girl Wins Award From Appalachian Power Co. Holds Session At Leon School 3-31-3tc POll CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULT8 llATES Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lollddleport, o., April 1, 1966-7 NOl'lCI 01' AI'I'OIN1MINT FellotNIUpMeeu . No. IYQ ' Tbe Dorc:as -~uB Youth Fello"" lataN et Wllllur Pleru~ Dec•.-,t Not!« 11 hereby fl.ivr:n that Neva ship held ill montllly party at the Piette wha.e Poet Office addreu home of Mr. and r Mn. Ken~th is Mlddieport, Oblo1 RoD .• has been Theias on Martb H. A flO dona· duly ap~nted adminlstntrht of Uon was ~· to Ute EUB JIJ,a. · the.IP..t.Rte of WObur ,Pierce late of a6on.ary Fund.·· MelP1County, Oblo, deceased. Th.,. •Dated thl1 aoth 'du of March, enl C.oo !IIIIo. ' .• , F~ Jt~ O'BRIEN .Judae of. tM ~bite Court Metp C..un!Y, Ohio lfl 1, .a. 10. at,.' . • ' ·:. ,.,., "; • I • �1--·~.#J-·-~ -~--~-r~ ' ··'• -~--~-----------------------; r--------~. S-J>aily'Senlb!el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., AprU 1, 19M · Mainly About People In Pomeroy . ~.- ' When You See One Of Our Salesmen: DANNY THO~PSON DENVER THOMA LLOYD McLAUGHLIN 1960 CHEVROLET · · ' Special $3105 1960 VOLKSWAGEN · · · · $1899 ~dan Grey finish, whitewall tire trim. beater, lea· ~herette mterior, tur1) stgnels, bum.per Nils. ~nnally aell& at $1996. A saving f-or iltil. BILL CHAPMAN BILL GRUESER 1959 CHEVROLET · · Now $2195 1958 C.HMOLET · · · · · ·· · $1995 VB- 2 Door . A low mileage locally owned car. Beautifully kept lnterJor. Tires llke new, powcrghde, Radio ana Heatel'. WAS $2395. 1957 PlYMOUTH · liard Top Coupe. Very low mileage by local farmer. Beautiful white color and red trim. Spotless Interior, V8 motor,, hydrama-tic trans., radio and heater. Sec and Save. V8 Custom Royal 4 Door Sedan, 2 tone Clipper 4 Door. Automatic trans., good tires, grey finish, radio and heater. Locally owned. Weekend Spo<ial. radio and heater. Specially priced. 1956 BUICK .. $1295 1955 BUICK · · · · · · · · Only $99S Special Hardtop 4 Ooor Sedan. Low mile- Special 4 ll<lor. Ivory over green flnlsh, new tires, clean interior, another new Cbevie trade-in, radio, heater and dynafiow. age by local owner, beautiful red and white finlBh, new tire•, ractlo and heater. Man 1 mean sharp. 9 Passenger Wagon. 6 cyl . motor and standard transmission, like new interior and 9 Passenger Waaon. Clean one owner new car trade in, Mercomatic trans., radio, heat-· original blue finish, radio, heater. er, like new tires, 2 l<lne blue !tnish. 1956 PlYMOUTH · .. · over green finish . Nice Selection Of Older Model Bndgol Priced Can- ... wm """"~~ ..., of tho -yJe "419illol ""' . .......... ·-~- ..rc~at~ ··-ktoJJo VOL XI 'f I SINGLE t:O!'Y - To Crest Below Flood . . . ~ . P~merol Tonight Or Sunday Rue and Mr1. A.nJJ Rupe: asslttlb&. Only Unpredicted Heavy Rainfall Ic-;,J.·::i;d-:at:e--H;;a-s--L;;-=eo-n-;E:-va_n_s ----:---Reverse . Down Trend Blast At Benson . , ' < c. ' • • ', ' GRO\JPr.tt · ~ ~ ~· v.....,. . • ~ ' M .:r; ..~ i :., ··: I';J.... [14',,.~· ~M'' ~-~'~ ~ < 'r' ···' ; ·~-- . . . . '< .... ,.1, .. '"\' \ ET!!!tNmr· Vlctoria Shaw SATURDAY "TilE FOUR SKULLS OF · WH I LE '•THEY LAST ll~;;i;f,,~.iiiJii;~;; _...,_ JONATHAN DRAKE" ·~HOUND or nm l!ASKEIIVlLLES" (Thri.!Jiers) SUN., MON. an4 TUIS. "OPtltA.TJON PI:ITICOAT" CBry GNnt - Tony Curtis GROUR .It .Regular $4.95 and $5.95 Toys WHILE THEY '· To Monday For Mrs. Lee RFELDS ·E R· bow much you want to pay each month on a new Bulcl!, Poo~ac, GMC truck or better h'IY ~sed car. Then we wUl pu~ our "e"y ownership" plaotlo wort and uplore with: you the many Wl)lll you can l>ecome a proud owner - . on your own terms! Come In~. and charu:eo are that you can drive home in the car of yo~ dreams. '. ~ . . •, . ~ TOn Plcl:up. Good tires. Sh"t metal needs some aUenllon. Buy for lesa and dO V8- ~ Ton Pickup. · -2 Door Sedan. Worth 1954. your own repairs. 1956 CHEVROLET ..... · .. · $1295 2 Ton Dump. V8 motor, 82~x20 Ures, ~ - Ton· f•hel. Nltecb painting, extra good llrea. SOund mechanically. Buy now and save. Weekend Special. speed axle. '• .• f. 1956 FORD ........ · · .. · · $1395 19SS GOLIATH · · Sptclal $1795 2 Ton 176" W.B. va molor, 2 speed rear axle, good 825120 llr... 'l'be rate Ja. two lor eacli wbieh '1tS6 'cH~'tr t.?.··· $595 2 nats, 11 Pusenaer Bus. IJke new good • ~~~1 cyf. ~ .~eat econ~. Was fi8815. ,, ' • Door Sedan .•,One c~r~~t,:~: proud to own. J)ynaflow 1958.IUICIC.Speclal 4 Door Sedan. Leas !ban drive. Radio and Healer. 1957 MEICIIIY 4 • \ ' i ·' ' ··~<"$ The Dealer That D!!OIS .For Less· Says Truman and Stahlemates Gettmg E3fS Full === " .~!~~lilies To ~as~er Seals/ ~ays Paula Eich;~~er feenu~:en Spouso;ing Hop Iu Syracuse ' ·: · Mu1. Harry Clark .and her group Jf teenagers are annoWicing a ·ecord bop tonight from 7'$0 till .1 p. m. at the Syraeuae: School. .\dmission will be 15 and 25- cents vith door prizes given. ' Proceeds of therbo~ wllHlo toNard a slate fair tr:ip for Ute fl'()up, IMi ,t9S7 . BeauWlll 2 ,\ To Use Hands, FeetLikeOthers CHECK OUR B~J\-~'N . 1· Not At U.S., 0/d Beau·ty's Story ' We Have More Tnaebla Stoek Aatl Mtl't! THE '60 ¢H POMEROY; Nixon Attack The occasion was a joint meeting o! the two clubs, combined inkl a Ladies Night, to he..r the Jacbon. speaker wh() iB viee pretident of the First National Bank of that city, and for many yean Rqetary of the Jackson Production Credit Assoctation, which has olice1 in Meigs County at Pomeroy. Mr. Evans spent two month in the summer of 1958 in 1'unilia u a mtmber of a lhree-man commiation invited there to recommend new <.Tedit practices for Tunilla:a agrlcultuR. He came I>Dck with a trunll:fuJ o( brilliant oolored slides enthuaiasm for tbe intelligeDCe good intention of 'tunisiau. llJld a memory enriched by the tradttiona and ru.tory of the ancient C011DI:ly he visited. TOPEKA, Kan. UPI-Former resident Truman aaid Friday hat the attack on Vice President Richard M. Nixon ln South Amerca in 1958 was not a reflection on the United States. own mtklq. Trluman told a news conferlence at Washburn University that in bis opinion it was • reflection qn Nixon personally. A student aaked Truman what President. Ted Reed, Jr., welcom•••1p•;.e.lLttc:,rlier• was some flooding in the be thought of Nixon's prestige ed the visiting Rotariana and their abroad. of GaUipoUs and. on "U he's got any prestige abroad Anns from Macon County and Paul Smart lntr«<uced his guests, Mr. bank, at Point. Pleasthe country's in a hell of a fix" and Mrs. lbeodore T. Reed, Sr., W. Va. toTruman s.aid. ' Downs Ra~e Track A. chi-eken dinner with al1 the He said the South American Pomeroy. Senior clan motben ami studenUI prepared and sened the of Wheeling were lin· trimmings was enjoyed by the trip was an example. dinner preceding Mr. Evans' talk. Friday. · members of G&llia·Mcigs Lodge "That was wrong, a vice presi· Aootber guest introduced wu County. 44 farililies of 915, Fraternal Order of Police at dent of the United States being Willard Potter, ptlllident and H,~;!~h:: Glen area have in- a meeting of the orgaiiization' at spat upon," Truman. "I felt as general manayervlce of Jackson Iron ~01 as Glen Area P1ood the Pomerot city hall lsst night. bad about that as any Republi· & S&eel, father of William POtter, . and collected dona· Chief· Chester Leaper, Galli- can.'' former editor of tbe GallipolU Tri· '~!"ling from ·1~ t.p $50Q olis, prealdent. presided at 1 Another student asked Truman bune, the Daily Sentinel aac1 aow a UOO.f~~ ~-~ r~:r • .e• meetiag of the order _whether he fell that the dij{il!ult.)! jn the public relations ~partment ~ ~o combat t~e ~ual belore the dinner and Jamn lniS beeaute" ot Nixoli't penontl· ·l!ie Ohi.•r-:ruebew -em1Jiijif' of the Chagnn .River. SOiii~Dy, Pomeroy; a apecial de- I,Y -or because of bad feel)ng --~ at Columbus, Ohio. •' puty sheriff, was taken into the ward the United Statea in South lodge as a new member. America. Mr. Evana re,iewed history of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and "Why, it wes betause of Mr. the Alhcan continent, with partie· Patrolman Henry Werry were in Nixon, of course," Truman said. ular emphasis on that part .north charge of the dinner arrange- "The people of the United ·Statea of ttle Sahara including Morroccu ments. The next meeting will be have always been Murteously Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt: held in Gallipolis, May 6. treated in South America.'' He began with Tuni&ia when '&be Cannanites migrated westward out LICINSI IS 155UID of the Holy Land to become the SqUlld W118 Not Needed . A marriage ticenae has heen ;~ wor1d rek.nowned Phoeneeiait naCAPE TOWN, South Africa UPI The P-omeroy emergency squad sued in Probate C.urt to James uon. -The South African army Friday was caJied to the home of WilJiam F-olmer, 22. laborer, son of Mr. ani He recalled tbe d~str.,ction .by night alerted 26 regiments, 13 auk.. Freeker, Sand R1'dge, about 9·.30 .10-rll. " ~Fo1mer, Pttmeroy, ap the Romans, the Vandals, the 'I' ~orge 1 I lal'Y, un ts,. and an air squad· last night but on arrival it was Elsie Edwards.. 2.2. telephone oper- Arabs, the Turks, and final subjuron to "preserve life, health and found that tbe;• " . ... aerv 1'ces were not ator, •· -tughter of Mr. and Mrs. gation by the French, all of Wbom property ·1ft lbe face of renewed necessary. Pearl Edwards, Middleport. racial violence. _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _.:__..:.::::.:.::::.::.~:=:..:::::~~:_- had -one or two techniqufa for mamtamibg control: keep tlaem igGen. H. Mel1ville said the units norant, and or, poor. · were mobilized from South A!rl· ca's equivalcnt of the U. S. Na. Shortly after returniRJ from Tu· lional Guard. He warned that msu1 the government lhere incor· porated many of t-he recOmmenda· more mobjlir.ation is possible Jf a uons be .and his two associate& luld tbe tension between Negto and white South AfricUII continues. · · made. Tunisian agricWture. oow At ·the ume time, tbe current FR on Jta own after recent independ•tate of emergency was extondild EELAND1 Mich. (UPI) - Old Beauty has a lot ro tell ence of the nation ~as Jaiori. will to 31 more distrir:ta, makloc it ef- her friends at toe stable today. ma.ke forward strides, Mr• .L'vana fective in 114 of the 300-odd dia· The 18-year-old mare almost Sbe bad made up her mind to predicted. tricta throughout South Africa. be~me a Micbtcan flood fatality wait it out. . • He has told lbe ~tory of hie viait Tbe two atep1 were announced flrtday on a farm near here. Sbe Mike Heffels, a farmer and Lo Africa, and showed his slides to after a day of rioting and blood· had been straoded on a amaJI owner -of the mare, went back to more lh.an 6,000 Soutbeasteni Ohio shed tn Durban. Several thousand mound of earth f-or- two days see how Beauty' was doing Friday people. we Negroes, waving clubs and hate- wilb bet" Island getting even He found her ahiverinJ in a foot ~b Prest-on (trap~), Jjm Lobs(! lib· hell, ma1'1::hed into the center of smaller as flood waters roae. of water, but still she refused to (pJano),_ and Glenn Glaze, (ba$1), the city and were met by polite Would-be re~euers rowed a tak~ the plunge. enterta.i.ned the 'gueata dlll'ilq d.iJl. CUnflr,. Three Of the marchers small boat out to her Thunday Heffels •nd hill helpers placed ner. WeN lUled and three wouniled. and tried to coax her to awim a large Inner tube arotmd Beau· about 100 yards to the nearest ty's neCk and tied seVeral otben dry land. Sbe'd have no part of along her: flanks. The1 fla~ted ber 5,000 Ton Freighter tt. · . 10 aafety. · · n..,_ Lak ., __ UniverSeeirig it was tmpoi.Ible to It was utterly 'humUatina for ";':Jftl'DS e ~on today for~ the old gal 'to take a dip Beauty, but •he•s ~ck in the bl!rn _ foR! .WELLER, Ont. UPI- Tbe "The average operating year in in the chilly, dirty water they today 5}tfe ~nd diy and witlt ~ an a,90Q ,'?n freighter _ Burlington Cl'eW race. ft)r sebooiJ Is left her with :a ,upp))' of feed. excJUna: . !ite•m~ •~ross we. Erle todar alter opening lbe Great Lakes ihiPPiniJ season in tbe Wellaod .:anal. Tbe freightor was the first ship .o pass tbruugh the waterway li'riLay mght. The Burlington, bOund or Ashtabula, OhJO, entered the Natcrway here witb Tric{l!port .rfimater George Bees watChing .he passage from the quayside. Voters Will Be Asked For 21fz Mills 1953.,J.UICK ' Leon Evans, a southern Ohio banker u'/' from many years spent wrestling with financial problems o southern Ohio farmers, entertained members and wives of the Middleport-Pomeroy_JWiary dub and of The Bend Rotar; cl•1b Friday night at Htddleport high school cafeteria . Regiments Alerted By. South Africans LAST $2:00 . .~ con. o.m.cmic Rotarians Hear Area Banker D~ribe Tunisian Conditions • er EnJ'oyed Dmn By Poli'ce Of Fraternal Order ,' ' i' n· Reg~o~lcir $1.95, $2.95_and $3.95Toys tl'f" ' / " ,1;;_ : .. ' .-~ "!:IJ(ll!i OF' ~mel WHde - ••••ion•l ,....,...,ion OhiG't 16th Diatrlct Nid The Canton DlimHrat • runal"' for his Plf'fY'• .-ninlltlon to ~ U. I. 1.,. Franlr: T, Bow CR-Ohio), Nid th•t tM farm.r Is the !Miy produc.r N.ally vnprofected aplnst economic dl ..st.r not Dl hi 1 • ..While. They Lost . ' c.tncll· ,..... < · Small 'll:c:>ts of Various Numbers < ./'' UPI-A from Fra.y nltht tta.t Atriculture l«retery br• T1ft ....lOR has 1 .... knowledtte of whlot Is wrone ~ the fllnnar 1M kno'" little allovt whet is r;tht with him. Robert D. F,...nun, IPNklq ta 1 mHtint of tht Stark Coun . ty Farm • .,,...., Cowen, Mid that the l•ubllc.n Admlnl&tratian'a t"'-npts to sal" the farm problem lut1 bMn • net reduction in f1rm lncome of 20 ~r cent ower the ,.., lwD GROUPS , II< ., Rouch looklna bvt rum 1947 FORD ...... · .... · · · $149 1954 CHEVROLEJ ·rr~l\ •···:1(\·.{r'jJ\l · i495.,~ '~i~,. ~~ ' enttne NO. 297 l-;:;::::-:::;:-;;:::--:-:::-;;:-:-::;-::::;::::- < ,: ' WEAmER J 1954 FORD V84 Door TRUCK CENTER OF S. E· OHIO • e J..,lto!iHa ~ World RIJICT FISH PLAN ' MOSCOW, IJ!'~appn Thurtda)i turned doWn a SoVIet plan for &lasbms the red salmon e~tcb and daimed it wu technically lmpractical to sort red a.almon from otb· er types of fish. TQY~ IN TWO ' $1095 Belvedere 2 Door,1 eyl. motor, powerfllto trans., radio, heater, locally owned, turquoise !lntsb. Clean Interior. Special! .. . IIIYA CUPI) - t. efflcl•l• te tHMd ,"rER~IFIC VALUES, $895 1955 PlYMOUTH · .... · $745 Savoy 2 Door. Powerflite transmission , ra· dlo, heater, clean Interior, good tires. Ivory - MERCURY .. · .. . AODJNo RIALtiM remained iD Jennifer Crew, Tom Fifth Gr i.der.--' Sentinel Phoro. V8 motor with powcrgiide iransmlBsion, wh ite vinyl interior trim, while wail tires, new white top, Roman Red finish . Plenty o! go. Looks like a Sixty &114 runs just right , 195~ TQDj 1Colmnous, Obla . 1956 Chevrolet Corvette Conv. $2195 1956 CHMOLET · · · · · · · · $1295 ' CANTON, 0. ..... tor the • Belvedere Hardtop Coupe . Nice ivory over blue finish. va motor and automat!< trans. Has radio and heater, like new tires. Price reduced from $1495. green finish, good tires, automatic tram1., ,.., In 16th District Dance Planned For · $1299 $1399 1957 PACKAID -------- .. $999 QflJCKLI JOlt l :i lh & Jlt l:' h 8tt. Mr.. ,TOIIJGHT 1957 DODGE · · · Ohio St.ate Arch. & llJ.t. s .. Others a~ttndins: were Mrs. ITer· esa Swatzel, Mn. Clarice Krautter, Mrs. Ruby lllei-1 ~- ~ SUioD, Mrs. Mildred ¥an, Mrs. Nellie affeir wu planned Brown, Mn. Joyce Kennedy, Mn. the 10r~i•~ Marjorie crow, Mra. Roberta O'Brien, Mn. !J(anha llobltetter, iln. Helen Attidl, Mia. Norma and Mrs. Carl Moore turned home Thursday from Poca, W. Va. where called by the ., iJlneu i'~eath of b1s unde, George Armen . Fuhf!ral servictl:S will be Saturday at a:ao p. m. in Raymond City, W. Va. .;;1 Mr. and Mn. Charles Carter ot er.ar vilited her brother WiP,Iam $wisher at the Meige GeOtlril Ho1pital Edith Wood, and Ernett 17-~u:t/~~~ r sonvllle, has beeh se a throat infection . feported IOfle.w hal improvt!do . , · Tom Sprouae ·left Monday to Falls Va., where ,he 11 sp~ndlng the wt~k parents, Mr. and Charles Spro\!se, Willow Creek. Mr. and Mn. David Kern and son Timmy of f'alla Church, Va., spent the weekend vJslting their parents, Mr. an4 Mrs. Ralph Kern Mr. and Mn. Charles Sptoua.• Brookwood Station Wagon . 6 pass. 4 Door. Beige and cor&! finish. Spotless clean interior, whitewall tires, 348 cu. in. mol<lr, power steering and brakes, radio and · heater. TurbosUde trans. Reduced, ' 1957 PONTIAC · · · · ·· · ·· · $1695 ot SecOn~· prize 'V U · t\(an!ed to Mra. Jean Mor&an whoae hat wu made of 1 bJmcb of bananas trim· med with a mOnkey cin a •trin&The menu Included baked chick· en, totted aalad and DUtch cbocolate cake ID4 wu ~rved at &m•U tables centered · with arnDJ:ementa of puYJ WUIOW!f witb •mall chicken& in keeping Yflth the Euter theme. e;e,.b.l:·l ' . Impa-la H-ard top Coupe. 100% -guaran~. tpotless interior, ermine white flni..dl rwith red interior, 8&8 eu. to. mot.or, Turboglide trans., push butto-n· radi-o, heater, wheel di:i', whUewell lli.res. Oritlna.l sell-ing price $3.506. 2 Door I Mn. C. F. Tomplun1 left Thursfor Cridersville for a visit her 10n-m-Jaw and daughler, and Mn. Job.n Bayllff. She return home Sunday acoom. Mr. Tompkins and aon, who Wlll spend the UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES You Can Buy With CONFIDENCE :Prif.! ere.-Uoti. ment. • lln. Marr Aum!Jier entel1al.Ded witb a dinn• Bundq at. her home, .uarttont, w. v... b-oMiina her Chapter of tlijo Bela S""'- Phi blrtbdQ cake etLtered the Uble. Present were \be Suaaant ami Sororit,y at the bAV Jl&l1 ih ·Pom· her mother, lin. llulne Arnold, o! eroy. ' . \ Athena Road. :s. an4 lrltl. Wilbur Memben, ~~:~e bl llatt wblc StewN"f. and IOD, G¥Y, Muon, W. tbey bad·· .nJAde. Mlf• Jea:D• BJ.ue- Va., Mrr. ·lack Fowler and ehil4wia wu J•tidet~, the for the ren, Tcny and Tamara, Pt. Pleatelevtt''. "Her bat ant, w. Va., H.atcy Grindste1c1 ancl mad.' from her small ~·y Knopp'; B,VIford. ::·- d!•~~;''foilll!oiou pink and Edison ~oU.on and family , Nease Settle- Sharp Clean Low Mileage Cars At la.&rl/onlS~ A SPt'IAIJ ~· Wta beld Thurt- &randdaU&bter, SUIIllD.4 A.lnald, day a' noGJ1 M the JCi Genw.Ja Mu on her 13'.h birtbday. A ieeonted Gru.eltr were FridAJ 11Jett.l of Mr. and Mrs. NOW'S THE · TIME TO BUY Bktltday'D,_,. Held Holds Spring . Klache Thursday Mr. &nd Mn. Robert Se.i"', of n . Wayne, Ind., were weekend &uestt <Of tler P•renta, :Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Grue&er, Hartlaonville Road. Mr. and Mn. Robert Sejtz of Ft. Wayne , Ind., and Mila Freda I• ~ ' ·· . · Po.neioy-iir.omy -: • ay LUCILLI KAWK&NI GREAT ·.·,·:,~·-1~!·;, birth I ""'lllhed on!~ ·Because of In)' im' doctora Wt!lte nO~ 1 would live' .o r not. tboroUJlib' examJne4 aald as far as they ~~ere · ~·s -."'-othlna j:;;~:~i,~\~~-m~e ·from 1 medical MElli$ GENERAL KOSI!ITAL Admltted: Mrs. Roxie Palmer, ?ortland; NeUie HaUleld; Carpen. .er; Mra. Hsrry Craig, lf.kiQ!J!poft· lfrs. Shir1ey Long, MinerayjUe. ' Discharged: Ward. Jackson, Mid· dluport; Ward Hayes, Pometoy· .,Yllliam Grueser, Po'ineroy; Chvhl; rrice, Long Bottom; E. 0. -Sdlltb, Middlep-ort. • Births: a S()n tO Mr. lnd Mri. Eugene Long, :iine!'svJUe. J,' ' ~ ' � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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