https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c9be8acbd71432781eb4a5cf51e3f34a.pdf 53a286a8c29ccca6bc07813673196f1a PDF Text Text 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,' ' ~ ' �< ' ' 2-Dally ~tlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , April 2, 1960 fiEAR lliOSE ANGEL VOICES CALLINGf fHE DAILY SENTINEL • I DaUy Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AprU 2, 18611--3 New In Farming Editor's Notebook ummentating Editorially Planting On Time Important To Produce Good Home Garden How The Cancer So ciety Dollar Is Spettl "What happens to the money you gm:- to the American Cancer Soc1et\ Crusade ··•, The question was asked today at Ameucan Cancer Society headquarters Middleport and .. :Mr. Charles Murray, chairman of the dnve in Meigs County, gave pettment answers Tbe 1960 Cancer Crusade, \'.hlch began April!, bas set a m 1mmum local goat of$(· 400 No limit has been fix ed for the nation wide drive whtch seeks funds • to save !Jves WJthout limit " "Sixty cents out of even• dollar we r a1sc .Mr Murray saul "And I think that 's the f1r st thmg our tesJdents will want to kno\\- They hke the fee ling of joming together and frghtmg ranter as part of a countrywrde offensive But t: tey also want to know that enough ol then money is used for local and regwnnl ennter eontrot programs wm stay right here Ill OhlU,' II " We are happy to answe1 qu estions about how pubUc money i's used We don 't ~ant anybody to buy ·a pig m a poke' We know that people ask questions of thJs smt, bPcause they are deeply coneerncd about cancer and what's bf'mg done about rt Tliat's why they datde to support our Crusade , it's 1hl' grea t m..:enllve of persouat g1vmg" By C. I. ILAKISLII lxt. A-1, A.. l. Tlw ArneJitan Cancer Society chairman scud that perhaps lhc g1 eate::;t 1ewan.l for person,JI givin g to !he Cancer Crusaae, Is the f:.ct that so methmg Immediate can be done to contio l the needless depredations of this , en emy disease ' We ali wan t to know that research ts try1ng to solve the myste ry of ca ncer for all the gene rations to l:Ome," saad Mt Murray ''But Cou~ Planting on Ume Is one. of the most imporiaQt t.cton in produelng a &ood home garden. Thia does not mean plantmg at 11 the time honored leeend of planting potatoes on Saint Patrick'• Day This year, the same 11 m.an)' years, the only way potatoe1 could have been planted on tbat date would have been with a pick axe to eut tbrou;b the froz!!!n ground a specified date such \\ e 'Aoant JUSt as much to know that Amencan Cancer soc1e ty funds are bemg used to save wasted lives- nght here in ou1 community, In OUI State ' Some 8S,OOO lives wtll IJe lost needlessly to canter th is year and of that number, accoJdmg to prcse11t 1ates, 12 wtll be here m Me1gs County We wtll do our utmost to save lh ~sc people, step-up our edu<;auonaJ program to reach them with Ufe-savmg informa- a ~e«· pt~cond and Robert The dauglllt>rs nurnea not known The nrtb brother contmut!d on down the Ohtc River and Wll !O never heard from Jlrterward M 11te -olher brolhert> alway a lhought that he waa lr.1llt•d by the lnd11n1 II there !'"ere IO many of, them In thla aeetmn at ~hilt llmr Thoma1 PJckena HOn of Samuel mamed Hannah Elliot Thl'lr ddldran as fo)lowa Decatur mJtr rled Samantha Wolfe, PIU!Jp m.tJ rled Mlry Ellen Rou11h, ThomaH drowned, Loul1a marr1ed B Mays From him ahe received tho house li P where Butler Picken s ll\lt>d was bom In the kltl'hen uf thiN bouse. Mary married an Amns, Alite marrl!!!d 11 Self, Fannie married a Stivers. Other children or Th11mna Plcken8, IS (()flows Jeremiah, llannuh, Serena and Warden Del•atur and 8amahtha Pll'kens' t·hlldn•n Thomas Mead m11rrJed m.eaauro • • Rip &. K i t .. Conatelltt.tlon 1. Jlxclam&. Uon meaal.lRI t. Lift " ... .......... U.IIIAUIIN II.•WtlU')" :5. Rely ehclter :a&. COli\• pua al1lllta0wa point (Abbr.) 30. Girl's ~cko name (HhldU) lllllllorol a•. ~11 •o. mn. Jha.pt4 .... treqoen.l 43. O&n<fiiAIIt "· (her,) 0014 ''We Oo Custom GrindiD!I" No. 2ncl St. Phooo WY 2-ftSI MIDDLiPORT, - early market f:tO plantlni on tlme w1tb them II financially very important. Time, aa flf as the home prdu concerned, dependa on whether the crop deatred lJ early, mld season or late. Thill )'Nl' m01t of the early cropt au~h a• peas will 00 lalt" becauae of the lateneu of the season It is pomble, with many cropa, to plant euliu than the be.t time so home gardeners ahould determine With eacb individual crop tbe correct Ume Jn relatiOn to eeuonal conditions this year and In regard to aoil and temperahare condilioDI. Crops su~h aa bean1, melona, cu· lm,•!~lty, cumbert and aimilar cropt need to have tbe aoll falrlJ warm 1t plant· y1elda. ing time. If tbe soU 11 too cold the Special sect1one are also devoted seeds may rot in tbe ground ratb- to succession plantings; when to er than comlnl: up. Tbia ia al•o plant, pl14nt growln.lil; trauspt.,nttrue with aweet ~om. Many prd- ing; mulchtnl and irria:atlon. A entrt are willlnC to aamble on special set•tion ls also devoted to early plantinl- u they are luck)' cultural au~eations for each diftbey have an extremely early crop. ferent kind of vegetable. If tbtY are not luckJ they have to Three other bulletins which are plant aaainreference bulletins f6r Include "Growing One more Item on time or plantHome Garden," ing. It is poaaible to aeoure late 376; "How fall crops with certain vegetables in Ute auch as broeolli tnd radiabe1. Jlow321; evef, the problem II more and eutt because of inseets. so spe,cloll· practice&; muat be foUowed to meet No home garden ~an be any betthe additio011 hazard ter tban the aail and the plant The bett home gardenera usual· food for that a:arden The b' have a detailed plan of their use ofprovided commercial fertilizer l8 esaential to a:0041 yields and hiJh quality. Although large and regu1ar appll~ations of manure or otber or.game materlals are applJed, it ta still desirable to supplement them with chemi~al fertilizer Probably the best method of determinmg the needs of the home garden Is to secure a soil test and apply ferti.U~er accordmg to the recommenduhons Home gardeners. m se~urmg a soil test may umple tbe soil In several parts m the garden, mix these sampies together aod then submit the samples through the Extension Of flee to Ohio Sta.l:e University. Cost of the 1011 test 11 $1.25. , PLOWS SPREADERS Massey.Ferguson Tractors CLASS MIITINC< SIT BashanNews Of The Week The Ladles of the YDung Adult Clan of the Pomeroy First Bap,tlst !f , ~L·'I' ' WllJ.xir Whittaker IDEA No t'nme:ru were allowed on the one u~t·d l)y the I"'''"" wert' m Th~ ~ re<~t ~Hdl!rea fit•mand ' I always treasure our~ . stop drenmlng alld ~t't back pre"enl·day rcRhtlt·~ 1Dates For muny special !quarP dance scheduled m our M•d-Ohlo durmg 1980 huve been 1 With 11.1" Rqmtrt• dan-ce wlthtn a 30 mile nullus of Po,neroy there ~~ no question I decade will sef' ~q uare ~•nch' ' come Into lla own here I I The Vinton Sml Conservation Club h1111 been d istr1ct. with about 1!\0 SJltemling a traveling In the Mt·Arthur Hi gh Schnol gym, 1 cltller once Iii month elected Jack Herrold und Roy Krucnnt1 nue to do so Th ts ger to the board of 1wperv\AOn tlunccn an and heard Ora E (Andy) Anderson to the ~e fs:moua of the Ohio Bankers IIASOCIIlUon ~~~:.~~':' traveUnJ too far, 1111)' that the decllnang fann popto become better ulatlon is "actually a sign of strenwith <1lher dancers in gth ~n Agrtculture- -atnpower ·Gotcher of Glendale, Is replactng horsepower on the famGus caller .and farm" considered by 11H as Introducing Anderson, lormQr 1 1 Jackl>on newapaperman waR R B. (Bob) W!ll , McArthur banker, who commented lng that inOatlon at the isend theofprinting the meetof moner than the nlue of the MAILBAG EDITOR'S Here Is Where You Find 7:30 Jli!n. Hetloort R"'fth The 1'\ilrvl•w Chur<h' ~eld monthly PArt)) at and Mrs Charlet day eVening. Games and hymns were sung noodles, beans, and tea were of lage. Tbe next First Aid meeting wiU b,e A,pl.il 8 at 7:30 p. m. at Auxthary Hap. - 110111~ '· Welbt, Ralph Equipment. We Carry A Complete Stock of Parts vi)seman and Machinery' fo" Fill Junior Radekil\. Ca«Jy StNWS• and Ciovu1 Strawsbaus;h the weell:end .at DAyton tbe attended -a bowling Laurel Cliff Society News l:~~~r~r:~:~~~~~ f.very Farm Need. * Sua- nwt CHOOSE RIGHT FIT Fanners can get far bettho stands of corn ceua m the center plate J.l8.·too tm.IU. Tbl$ meane: lr.emei.J~ \, ~ ell,irely into tbe cell. · qlteatly tiler will be pUBhed o of the cell 01' bnll:en b)' \he ICtl of the planting mec::haniaiD. This means fewer IJ:emel~ will 6e FeaturlllfJ Tlle•e ftern• Continues CASH and CARRY A• Lough The lteuu Lutl lt... 11 - 20 - · ....... ....... $23.50 726-1:1-11 - 20 !loch · ·· -········· 11.10 ...,...._11 ..;. 20 Roelt ·-········-···· 27.50 • ..,.,._12-11 - 20 Roell ···········-·· 20.10 ,.., • 11 - 20 Roch ................ 11.50 1047--11 ..;. 20 loelt ····-·· ··· ···- IUS 1047-'-6-9 - 20 loelt -··· ·'········· suo 1MI 6 14\>1- 10 !loch ............ 14-00 Wlro - , 20 Roch ··-··-· ········ .. Uf .... Thanks! $20.00 15.40 HAO 17.70 26.75 30.:SO 44.50 11.10 I >dab to express my !banks to the many people of Meigs County, · Southeastern Ohio, and West Virginia, who have Jllllde o u r Landmark L U A U (Open Housel 7.00 such a success. Your re- ROOFIN ·G ' I 45-LB. ROLL --··-·-········· ········ 2.50 " ~B. ROLL -·-···-- · -··--···--······· 2.95 65 Ll. ROLL ·-·······--·····-·---··· US to LL ROLL . . . ..• . ...• ..... 4-00 CoitAL C<AV. ROOFINI - SQ. . .•. .. • 11.95 S.Y oALY. ROOf'lNG - SQ• ..•. .••••• 12.10 sponse to the Spring Sltle was so great that we are continuing the sale as long as the Items last. 2.25 2.65 2.95 uo 10.70 11.10 14.00 Sick W. C•rsey Mu.ger APPLI.ANCES 17 CU. 'PT., CHIST FRIIZlR .. .••.•.. $2,19.00 tl CU, PT. CHEST FRIIIIII ••••.••• :129,00 ft, CHI IT PRIUIR . • •••• 449.10 20 CU. FT. UPRIGNT PUIZIII ••••• 361.00 H CU. IS CU. FT. UPRIGNT PRiiZIR ······' ~lt.OO In • OTHIII IN TMIS S..AJIThe $225.00 290.00 :175.00 == 1960 APPLIANCES ' OnDfspltr • Reedsville Society Events •troka off par Fnday oo the rugeed Cape Fet~r Country Qu.O IY Mill LUCY-· eourw Hie leOOnd rwnd teore llr. md Jfn. Jlj]J • 0( 'N'Ill good enoup to putJ bim Akroo were reeeat , ....... of tWr. from fifth place mto the No 2 brotber·in·law and 111ttr Mr.... Jln E. R. LOr<! IJid wilt. !IIIII llor)' Kibble relutaed lo her home bere after .1pendiac' ~ 111me lime at Alexandria, Va. A aon wu bGm rec:enU, to CI1'Y LEAc;UE Mr aDd Mn:. Raymond BII'Mr. There are seven tlrll in tbJI ,.._ Hlth KOrM M.lrch 29, 1MO ily and tbl8 ia the tint bor. H11:h Three Game lnd -Searles Mr and Mn Gatnf,t bed of 61 Z.. Coolv11le v11Ued w:lth relltl¥n Hl&b Swgle Game - Searles, here Wednoday evenlnJ, 21~ Mr and Mrs. M. H Plekertq Team Thre~ Games-Elks, 2623 were busme11 •isiton 1D lltddl• Team Smgle Game-Elka, 970 port Fl'iday. Stancllftll Won Lott Pet. RobtniOQ'I 21 12 .636 Mr and Mn E. S. Humpbrq Fife Novelty Shop Ul 17 .485 of Belleville were viliton ill the EIU. 18 17 48$ c E Humpbrey home reee:a.O,. Ohio Power 18 17 .... Tom and Barblll\l CoUlao .... Stroh's Beer 15 18 .4M son Mike of Belpre wen 'l'b'llfto New Haven 15 18 4M day eveninJ ,eueall of Jo.e:r falher, IN- H~t L o Swoon and Stewill't. -- I'dropp · At hilh .apeeds, l&llng a privilege of a summer Ned plate wltb eeU. which are too Rome to represent the '\mall can eut at.anda u much aa States in tbe Olympic 1 percent Celli m tbe bottom plate are NCAA Uni.venlty All Stars long. Th~y permit two 1mall kerOacar Roberteon of Cinnelfl to fJt in end-wiae When thiJ Univenl&.y, Jerry West of bappens the scraper bat will plllh Virginia aDd their team,out &Onle kemels and crack otben are all true starl--drubbed W()f as the platt rotate~ ln a situation Akron Goodyear team llke .this cracked oom ean be 11 tbe Olympic trial semi much as 18 or 20 percent of the at the Denver Coliaeum ~ ~orn planted. night • • Selection of t6e proper seed d plate, say~ Dr ~der, wlll do more An the Peoria. Cab put down to increase Uniformity of ttand NAIA small college AU Stan than any other plantlnJ operation. to let up what promtsee PUblic llbrarle1 received more one of the greate1t test. two-thirds of the $31-3 milamateur baaketball •kill ever in county intangible taxes by Ohioana last year. final game of the trials filed with State Audistart at 11 ·30 p m. (eat) A. Rhodea bY county Robertaon and We1t, workine the distribution of the as if thep had been dotaxes paid at the lo &II seaaon, led the Umvertbat libraries All Stars to a 26-12 lead out ot tbe l!"oril'i 17 points between them $!11,308,102 This WIS GENEVA UPI - Westerer"~·~;r~~I 10 minutes. 67 Dl% of tbe t-otal; and a quar-------ter-m1llion more than they got ttl gates to the d1sarmament ~· ence here will cbaUenge 19&8. W Cities and village governments &iana soon to reveal the the amounts they spend each received $8,251,114 or 26.35o/,; county governments $1,:l58,0'77 ~~ a;ms, conference sources or 4.9% . Weslern officials said the The state of Ohio receiYed $78,for administrative purpos- sian• must be spendmo sevcoral] and the balanc(' of $H58,959 t1mes the 1& per cent of their BOSTON UPI-"Sugar Ray Rowent mostly to park distr1cta, or nual budget they openly et~rmark for defense to mamtam tbelf vast 1bins~'"· Paul Pender, Terry Dowuwas not distl"Jbuted mllitary establishment Fullmer-anybody. I'm Accurate figures on Soviet milI'U fi&bt an)' of itsry expenditure& to any Eaat - West So apoke stocky Diet Tiger aftpact, Alhed sources said slamming out a split deciJion The disarmament conference over Argentina's VIctor Zalaand the slmultaneoUJ nuclear-test In a nationally televi!ed 10.. ta1ks were both in recess for tbe l"'''!'d'er at the Arena Fr1dsy and there was no in how soon the 30-year-old Nigerian, who Its demand fDr the British Empire mlddle1W•elgiOI crown, was dre.umg after clear-cut victory-marred by one judge's opinion that bout was a draw Neither the ringstde fans nor any of the ~~~~it~ wnters present thought 1t anythmg but a triumph. for 0 ver T Thi ds Of l-•angibJe Tax To Libranes Challenge To Reveal Truth Of Russian Arms Tig'er V/lould Claw Any Of 8 Contenders POMIROY, 0. FENCE ) choose f'irlolenrald , _..ally . , _ ered by """"" wrndo clurtnfl tho (i.fllt tt.y ol p!ay, <iKJpped lli.J. Gra'!l BOWLING the rl gbt p1an t er p1a te , says D r . G o rdon J . R 0 University J!:xteDSion agrollllmfst. He u~ this illuotration to Ind 3 Game• _ Fltnogan, 859 .. show why. A good fit, he JaY's, is one which proviCles one- DENVER UPI-A magnificent lnd 1 Game _ Flanapn and Mra Chloe MUla and Wa)'lle Chevalier spent SundtJ at ~ sixteenth inch clearante t~etweell the end or the kernel and o1 collegiate b11ketball ICU~fo1r~ 2011. port with Mrs. Milll' niece. llrL the edge Of tbe plate. Note how kernels lay fiat in the IDp ~~~:;.play• the Peom Coler Team 3 Gom .. - Elkt, 2778. Addte Bitter• .and other nlaplate. ·~ ed I! AAU championa, tonight Tteam 1 Gam.e - Strohs, 98(11 Strawberries Have Common Ailment Today - • t es In Colletna z:,Finale For TriP if th~ TO ROMe GaJDes fder, o State 1Tll!•r. PHONI WY 2-5101 '· tournament 137. "Be Sure Of Quality And Value" 726 ' of hhe 72-bole Dow FWter:wald of Athelw, 0 , and Tequ~ . na , wa~ • diNnt second witlh an lli!KftWIIle 100re of I Your Mas•-r·Fergueon De111r ALUM. ROOFING- SQ. ·········-·· t7.00 IY MilS. CMAILII DIIIIL Mr. and Mn. Murl Bmil ud st. ldbtna wue SablJr. ol Mr. tnd 11M. Oto. WILJUNGTON, N C (UP!) Tom Nleport.e of BnlnlviUe, NY . 'WU five ttrokee ahead of h11 oearett rival t.od.ly • be led Uw way iuto tbe tblrd round Of the Aaee Open golf t.ownamedt Nieporte potted • four-u.ndftpar 68 Ul Friday's .eeond round for • 132 total tt tbe midw.&)' FULTON-THOMPSON TRAOOR SALES '"'·"c t' ofo Monday~~ ly The Best In Farm IM.:£ulin.el Orr and ~It or spe11t the Wtell:end ,H. the Clint Orr family. tbla opPQn.\Ullty to Mr. and Mrs. Harold H•wk, tratltude of the Heart Mark, Chuter apeot Sunday lor eYfl'Y conakier•- lanern•oon With Mr.1. Ettl Speh· the 11160 Heart b~ your newspaper. M for funds informing need for eontin ue tbe diaeiase and Heart Fund Tberefore, we the cooperation relate the heart P. Holter attended a milk Charleston Saturday. Mrs. Grover Wbl.te and Doria called on Mrs. Wh1te, Keno, Saturday. Eileen Jurson, Cohambut, Frank Burson and Mra . Cohber of Shade sJ)tnt Sltafternoon with Mr. an.d Charlea Spencer and Jltt. spen<er. • and Mrs. Reed ' Eynon of l~'>rnl~j Star spent TUesday w.Ub Mn. At H. ~lley. Mrs. Wm. Ohlinger pd Pomerey tpent Monda)' and Ml'!. Robert White. and Mrt. Clint Orr tpent altel'noon with Mr. and l!tit'!~··· ~ Orr, ADUquitJ, II and Mn. Donal. Truapll 1t lit. Vlll'nOn ' •t their home. IIJI", MU, ,-;;;-.;::; Mrs. Bailey Wtle in Parkerabur1 Wtdne• I! •d 1 f1dly rea- Church will meet m. at the home of :M:ts. · nrehiP'd Mr and Mrs Fmlaw Members are reqr.~eated t'o chtldren of Alexander, Ky., brinl cloth1ng for the mtstloniU')' Mr and Mra. Eaalets and box and d110 yarn and needles to Falmouth, Ky, spent ~·ork on tbe qullt which the group with Mr. and Mrs are maktn& Aha Mrs. McKay spent Monday PRACTICI IIISION with her and brother-in-law Bethel No. 611: of the Intern,JtlonMr and Mrs. Harley Carmen of al Order of J()b's Daua:htera will Mrs Wm- Carr and practice for ln"~otion, Sunl;lay, at ~~~~~~,~~1~~ of Alfred, Mrs. Mildred 2 P- tn. l1 Mrs Jean Seldenabel, Mrs SKATINC< PARTY Sharer. Pomeroy, Mr. and ' Clair Woods ol Cheater spent With Mr. and Mr'- Robert IY MRS. A. Apple Grove Society News · 111arden Sometlmea the plan il made onb lD tbeir midd., but nevertheleu it is a rather detailed plan. Otbert find that 1 written plan will help determine how many row• of each crop they need to bave to 1upply the (arnily table durin& the grow1og 1eaaon, prov1de a aufflelent amount for cannina: or freezing and poulbly provide 1ome for aale or IIVlRI lWay to friends and neighbors A good reference book borne garden 11 tin No 287 I Dow Distant 2nd In Azalea Open Golf Tourney If Right Planter Plate Used - Spring Equipment Needs! and Mrs. Columbus ~tter Stands Of Corn Seen cent of all out-ot..tate vialt.on to We~t Virti.Dia durina 11J59, came from the neJabboriog ltatet of PenruylvuUa, Ohio and Maryland DISCS J. lherm.n Porter StMtor, 7-1 District 41. In~ Middleport Feed Mdl , ' DAYBOOK • • By 28. CnnV!I.I s•. 85. of In connection event at the Pometoy White House restaurant aQd lavern, Lloxd and Thomas,Ward and Kathryn Ward want it tiiOWll tl)at tbey were thllre on the occasion to visit relatives, their Atlrtt Myrtle Hlckll and Hollie Green and that they wetl'~'not ~ looking for trouble."' ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ward (Mrs. W~rd. Is Kathryn Ward, mentioned ab!fe) reside at Tholllaj Fotk and operale a store there. Tbomao.Js of Leewood, W. Va. "YESTF.RYEAR I ( o.nnt.) Kefauver Sit. Paused If', Jtoman date 88. Scor.:hea · GARDEN SI!I!DS ' FIELD SEEDS SEED POTATOES & FERTILIZERS ' TODAY 1\.ND 2,, TISISUG JO. ::Ur. See U. ForYour--- -', Annie Clm k , Jl cr mau thed a young man, LaUl a rnarned Carl Brown No eluldren Evelyn, a doctor In Chicago, ncvm· mar 1 Jed, Ida died a young wuman. never marned, Mabel nu11 r1cJ/ Albert E Williams, Helen G1 <~ CC Speed marrit!d Magg1e Amus, lt.tlph, Ben)amm, Rtchard, ,John Wtllt<Hn, Joseph, Warren , Thnmas, llulh Wald married Mol ht• llohcrl s, he dmd 1:1 00n aflt>r lll <Jrrtd~t·. 110 duldren Emmo n£'ver man IL•d SusJc marr•ccl an Edwards live d I ll l'a. l'htllp uJH.I Mary Ellen P• ~ kcns' ('hJ[drt•n Buller marncd Evm Rl'cd , w allace ma rned fwa WoKe Chullh m.uJt ed lvu Wolfe, Almu Jt d mume d MoiHc Aumiller, f llffortl mmrtcll .Jt' ~ le l'h!IIP ~. Thumu s marm·d Josw {'ross, Tho ltlall . morncrl lhJtl ~ H1owncl! Jed mnrrtcd Isabel Cleland Aller the dt•nlh of Ju ~ ftrst w1fc Moille AumLllu, .Jed lh:m mar;ted Ndlt Ill(' Hhoarlt·~ Onl' son, han, m11 r ned ant.l lives in nurllwrn Ohw Sen•nu m;ur wd 'I homu Wolfe m~ha m•vt•r marncd, .ll'!lstl" nevN marrJNI, VC'lm!l murtll•l lhtrry I-'Ptge 1· Own a Homer carlt•Wn (lwu·e) · Olher dJ ijflrcn or Phtlip 1111(1 1\hr)' J•:llt•n T'tckcna 0 P•H mnt' rtNI ()('!Ill Shanno n, two d;~uJ:h ­ 11•1 s nnd ~ on (To I• ContlnuH) 8. Prtntu'a ~ hadlf. The Aiinana>:l DAILY CROSSWORD a Hebrew ', w~n U1lue rtbf.on Mr. Murra-y said 40 per cent of funds raised will go to the national Crusade; 25 per cent to support natJOn-wide research, 12 per cent to admmtster national proljl"ams of professional and public ed,ucation and service; and the. remaining three per cent for medic~l grants, scholarships and fellowships . By W>IU.r E. Silleo PICKENS FAMILY Terry liold ·errors. • r OF The thlrt.l brother named r Thomp&On, Rettled on Shade RJV I er ntar Chester. He was lhc grandfather of Ca lvin P1cken s the jewflet of Racine, who mar r1ed, after the death of tua w1fe, the widow' of Add S!lrson The fourth one by the name ot James, settled back of Racme He had .!!IX sO-h.ll and sue dau~:h ­ ten the sons as follows James, William, Davtd, Andrew, .John of PHS c~ge AIL.riEOJ\L banquet ~pk _you), tion " HISTORY Meigs County When our commercial ve,etabltt gro'ftJ'S In tbe Letart Falb area th1s year found that It wu impoeaible to at what the)' considered time, they dld atart the II IOOD U tbe and the · sail eondlU0111 permitted. course, are tr)'lna: for lh111 &a~gy ' -NII-OU Suney1 IQdivca.te that 00 per U you are having trouble deciding whlcb strawberry variety to use for thia )'ear's plantlnJ, you are not alone. It 1s a 'common ailthia time of year, e1pedally beginners. But witb the var· constantly changing, IP'GWera, are often There ere vast dlUerencea in the different vlrietlet II~~·~,;..~ II ''""• reapon4 mort local ....wl.. eotldlti!·~· of the best variety' arowJns eondlUona is mrt important eonaldera- A good 1ulde tor Ohio growen Ia performance reeords of the many dif(erent varieties at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Statron. '111e best early variety _ In these teat. during palt. years ha• been Eartldlwn, a relaUve new. It bears several days ahead the next earliest. It regularly almoat 8,000 per acr~. A,t this file of producthm a a:rower with only 100 plants could expect about 100 quarta of berrieS. Other var1etiea that are particu· larly well stJI~ to Qhio condltiou are catskill, Erie, Pocahontas, Amore and Empire. Something new has been for Easter - and ror the of April - 1n response to from the U S Department culture, 1t was announced A&P Food Stores. A winter hohday treat Is readied for spruuzUme Cranberries have been re-checked and given proval and A&P 11 nationwide effort seU the current homemakers appeallng Price reductions put into ' fight was Tiger'a eighth in Umted States since coming from England last fall All been on TV and Tij{er, a 5 6; inch bundle of mu&cle, bas five of them, drawinl once. Ohio To Join Farm-City Week Events In 1960 "''!:'I ttves Top Fl" Bowten C11fford Louka Hawley Hawley Seartea Fl.anagan 181 l1S 177 1'77 1'17 174 Team :Jaamea Ji'lfe I Daugher- ty Inc., 2800 :!; Team Single Ga~pe - Daugherty IDe., 982. Se 1 171 Standing~ Won Lost T.Av .,;;;;;;;;:a;r;es;;;;;.;;;;;·;· ;. ;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o; Swrslier - Lohae 24 9 824 I' Sport Center 19¥.1 13~ 81& Daugherty Inc 17 16 '7711 3 MODEL«< Pomeroy C. Block 17 18 828 f71 Foreman - Abbott 13 20 H&:R Firest.orte 81,2 2f.lh: '735 S..10n'1 Hight lnd 3 Games - H. Clatwortby, 112>. WITH BLADES Ind 1 Game - J Duerr, 248 Team 3 Gatnea - Sport Center, MORRIS~ 2678 Team 1 Garne- Swi&her - Lohse Drug!, 972 To' Six. lowten. AYV- I Fer Sale John DHre CRAWLERS -- AND SUPPLY B Louks 179 BIU MciGnney s_ Flanagan H Clatworthy C Searles M Houdaahelt 178 175 170 J70 Command GRAVELY HI ......., Sk Hlth S..lot B :Wub ' M Houdasbelt C Wilson J Duerr L Sauer Bill McKinney Hloh 5c.,., 211 156 207 212 181 181 151 231 181 181 189 163 170 178 183 170 191 168 Mtrdo rtfll- ~ ~ Htglr Three Game Ind. - P Pitchford, 466. High Single Game - E. Sylves ter, 186 Team Three Games -- Radne Serv1ce Station, 2180. Team Single Game - Moore's Store, 808 St•ndl~ VVon Loot Landmark 13"1 10\2 New York Clothmg 12'h lH.i Moore's Store 11 ~ 12\2 Racine Strvlce Sta lOih 13\2 S..IOI'I High• Ind. 3 Games - .M. Murr11y, S'l(. Ind 1 Game - P Collms, 219 Team 3 Gamea-Laildmart, 2381 Team l. Game - Landmark, 863. Top Flvo M. Murny 158 1ll(l M. Ebenbacb P CoUin1 1<53 P Mullen m -n P. Pltcbford Power! 574 574 568 M3 331 52'1 1411 Plow DEEP Plow EASY Power Cultivate' Command Gram, Power to u.ha """ ..... ODd c:too.af Clot Trut0~ Toolal • All-Gear Drive ~ • Power Rev.,~ ! • 30 ,_,. .Mondor YouiMoneyl ASK FOR FlEE DIMONITMTIOII " ' . ·; For)l'lle,'J'~ ' '>- '• "I' (• I'" U ~; Unico Del-.xe Ele.ctric D~er' GRAVnY SALES & ..••••••••••• •• TILLER-CULTIVATOR _,, "' Worb cloM to f11neea, bll'li- ( llhrubo . . . DO ed>autfli\J '\j;ult• / boc~"'A~toel-~tO/ touaheef: 10ila - cr~"' IOU , oritb ...flo opaclboa, lllifi>l' !'!It tion. for perfect rotary tiiUaJ. Complete joh vWbilitr-. Letuf "' showYGtl To . . C<l>onA-~At 1/( ~Tht hl*'l$trvlCit SNtltn Pllo1t WY-2-2181 ' lootlil' a RbntUCI "SIGN OF QUALITY" Jldl w. Cmey, Manager Sugar Run Flour Mills E.MillftS... PHONE WY ll-2115 ' I Ohio will a1a1n participate in the ~~.~~~~;~ ~ obsevance o1 National Fum-City CITY LIAOUI pr~r::. Week next Novemtier 18-24, Direc Ice,.. Mllnh 22, 1960 and jelly tor W. 18. Wood of the Oliio Agn- ... : :···3' ••me ind. Hawley G91 culture Eztens1on Servlee has anln nounNd.. This will be the sixth con- :;;;;;;;;al'-'n;;gl;;•;;;;;s;;•m==o;lla;;;;;w;l;ei;y;;;;;22ll;;;;;;;;.;;;;~;;;;;;~jiiiii;;:;;~;;;;;.. secutive observance. • .Meetln& at Ohio State Urli~rsity, Jt the State Farm-City Week Committee beaded by Director Wood ouUined plans for increased empba!Js on county an.d COI~munlty participation In the opeclal w_::~:; f Year-round local adivttiea: to •~ Improved rur•l·urban relationa be encourue<t . Tbe !tate eommittee will seek to broaden tbe apoiUJorsbip of state and local acUvti(l8 to Include more divergent interestl In 1960. The need for areater rural-urban underassur- atandiD.Iil elists on both tides of tbe anotber two. yeara city hmlta sign, Director Wood , expWnecl. eonniet. ' ' POMEROY I' QIICI-CIIIIE ami how.., 'T• .~epter PomheJ, Ohio • s.mgle tame Fife N'OY. ShQp 857 St...cfintt Won Lott N. Robmson'1 Laundry 19 11 diS Fife Novelty Shop 15 15 flOG OhiO Power 15 1.5 .1100 Stroh's Beer .... 14 18 -tiJ'r Haven ~ ~~ : Top -" Bowl.,. A.., ~ Clitrord --.. 111 Louks . _ .. _.. 178 Hawley ... - . . - . . m Fl.anagae. _... _.". 175 ills 8e Sure! ShDp Team INDUSTIUAL LEAGUE March 1A, 1960 Gameslnd -Louks, u;~l.~h~ii: ,74 Hi.Jb Single Game - c Carroll, 233 Team Three Gamea - Nov. "Where Q11allty Is Paramollll\" Corner of Seoontl l'HONE WY !·1171 Bu.il"""!' Stnela • �r Racine Plays Potneroy April 7 • • Are Butks, Out Of Wmmng, . It Down T .. PIaytng . Thew·Ire 4-;-Dall~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J(prf! 2, ,1~ lADIES' BEST? • • • • • LOI.QIITil lOU~ StT your MILAN, lt&lv {UP)) - Duitio I.oi of Italy, the mlddleweijpht FIGHT llfULts ebampion of Europe, .has sh:ned IOSTON ~. lllck .n..,L 161, to meet oar-to. Ortiz of Mexico ............ , . . . . ..1..... !'Or the juolor wllf'ld welter!Welgbt _ Cha.plpion5hip at San Froancisoo on 161, A,...nfiNr (10). Racine's Tornadoes will open their spring baseball cam· paign ne~t Thursday at Pomeroy with a still young and in- 0 . June L experienced nine, but with hopes of bettering last year's 3·10 record after losing their first nine. . Coach Larry Morrison, otr tomorrow for a six months Arm· ed Forces reserve hitch, has caged veteran diamond mentor Donald Wolfe (20 years as ba-seball coach at Racine) into takJ"rry Lucas, al · ing over in his absence. Di'.Nvu UPI ........ 11tey can't wm to th~ NAIA. the Olym'ic bull:etblll tryouts, but AII·Amrrtea ohle State Bud.~y~s are pl.aY· tbou~:h he hasn 't been scormg up wotre, whose team• won some· April 7 at Pomeroy; April 11 illl U atniJbt rieht down to the tv his usuill avera gt'. has also hn· thing like over 100 games dur· at Wabama; April 12-16 eounty * wire. *' TodaY the t.M,ltlbq In Bucks talte on Pkinipe- t:Jilen for fiflh place die ·~tPdded eight -team ,;,bich wiU come 12 top 0. ~"""cOmpete in Rum~ this Frida¥ the3~cy08 &howed the NCAA Colleae All-Stars that their lou til · tbe MAlA team lht! night before ',:.vJs Jqlt an early Apnl Fool's jolce. -~kini as good as lMJ ,dMI bad the night l~tfore , Ohlct State lOOk an 89·79 wm over the NCAA ~oli,Ge group Fer•ud Joh"n {HontloJ Havliet•k hu Men aapecg.lly,oulstandmg for "lle IIlitH!. IOOI'Ing Z4 points in th e win onr ,the NCAA star~; to mat!:"h bip; io tllf njght before in the los! vre!\St.'"li w11h his tremendous team ing his tenure, would lill:e to play <tnd reboundmg ability Also, 11tack s few more wms onto his guard l....llrry Sirgfried has looked ~kein . J good w11h hill all-around floor g11m~> and balanced sconng . And things are looking up, lb!seb•tl -wl•e. at Racine. Fmits The Bucks Rot aff to • 19-pO!nt cencentrated Little League Pony League program should lead 111 the game but l'ld Small· wood of r;:,ansvlile College, Mike bear fruit this season with TorGraney ur Notn' Darne, Hershell nado Sophomores and Juj\i.ors. Turner of N~tbt~:~ska , and Waynf' One new fare Je otto Jarrell, a Hichtower pu.led the All-Stars to move-in from Madison, W. Va. , wllhin ei ght potnts, at 48-40, at catching experience. He's a halftime. and will be backed up by George Cundif.f. llavilrelr: ended up with 24 tournament; April 20, Middleport ; April 22 at Sha~~; April 26 at Rutland; April 27, Wahama April 29 at Eastern. May 2, Chauncey; May 5, Porn· eroy; May C, Sttad~; May 10. Rut· land for a 3-R:ame h.pme stay; May If at Chauncey; May 17, Eastern at ftac-ine. ALL-STARS ' t . Pitchers will rotate tn thlfi orpfllnls for the hi&h sct~rer . Lucas had Hi ancl Sie&frled 16. HighJohn Cleland , the only sen· tower led the losers with 14. lor DQ the squad· Duane Wolfe The Pftlllips.. Oile~ll, the Buckeye the soph apeedb~ller; Frosh Ji~ !oe todar: eully disposed of t he Louks, lefty, Soph Virl!lll I-JIII Armed r _DRf!8 ·All-Stars, 88·74,_ to Larry Graham. advance mto the eon&olatllln fmal. Wolfe and Grahsm, plt~hln«. take other In· :etdld~;,,7 aided by infielders and Dale Cole. Top in this crew i!l Wolfe. outfield • should line up Danny Cole, Bill Holman, Salaer, Jim Wickline and EXHIBIT- IAI18Aj;L Wll~on Wolfe in the outer pas· IY Unitetl P"M lnt.r"'llion.ll ture. N_o he of them yet figure __ _ _ • _ 4'1.Cincinnati 3 New York G buddmr Micky Mantles but the DettoJt 10 Sl • .Laula S is young. I"Thl1 It MY Sundly suit . . I pl1y KantH City 4 Pllhbu111h 3 sch.edule: t~~~try Sund•Y 1fttmoon·" ' ' Come in and lat us show you tha features of our !ina line ef · modern garages, whidl mtih them the best value In town. EXillBITION BASEBAU ~MtDA;! ONLY Jbn O,VIf. ...... James CNiig 'LAST Of' THE DESPERADOS' - llillaO - Vwtory Jory - Tommy Kelly "ADVENTURES OF ro¥ SAWYER"" Un Tecb.nic:olor) · AJao Cartoon SUI!!IAY ..... MONDAY . Rock ittid80n·, DoroiJ'iy McGulre ··m~ ~'\'H IS MINE" -·--- (rechnle~or & Scope) HOftf4 Keel - Anne Heywood "noon& OF FEAR" AJJo Cartoon ..,.... 'At Stat• - Pt. 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UP(- Fred Hutch- for the cubs last season, could in110n, starting his first full wm the fiNt base job; bVL he also 215-pound The big i ' aa manager Q! the Cincinnati is being tried at third. At that from the . thinkt he has evel')'thing he . spot, the Reds have Eddie Kasko mid -aeason ~ last year to win the 1960 National League and Willie Jones. But neither look now one of the hotleat pitchers ~en~ant, "except perhap1 pitch- aood enoush for the long haul. on lhe Grapefruit Circuit. anw. So only two infield spots are "'*'e ave the power, the speed certain - Roy McMillan et 11hort Brosnan, who be•t the Ml1wauand the deren,e It lake&, but I and Billy Martin lhe ex-American kee Braves. 4-3, in a route-aoina wiah I feJt more seCure about my Leaguer, at seco~d jnb March 27. blazed ii1n· P!tching," 11!!1 the Way he analyzed Martin could have trnuble beat- ings Friday in a 3-0 ,;~;; lns club today. He agrees that ing out Elio Chacon who hit only the New York Yankees. other baseball men could be right .~ at Havana last'' season but nalive of Morton Grove, Dl., when they _claim he hm't 1cing to who has lookecl good this aPrtng. a 1-3 record with the Cardinals last up wtth enaqh pitching. Another Hav11na gr11duate Chil"o last season but was 8·3 with a Pi~chlna baa been the Relb' big Cardenas, who hit .2M, al~ has a 3.36 earned run average with the problem over the )'ears and in an chance to win an infield utilit y Reds. littempt tu overcome It they llliiVe berth. Touvh Day ror (auy. up one of the best second baseIf Hutchinson could solve his It was another tough day for men In the bUidness, Johnny ,Tem- fint base problem withuut putting manager C41sey Stengel, who pie. to get Cal McLlsh, a 19- Robinson th.ere hill outlield woulrt watched the Yankees absorb their game winner with Clevehmd lust be all set with' Robinson In lefl 14th defeat in 20 exhibition season. · Vada Pinson, who hit .3 16 in bt~ games. The Yankee!! were held . ;: ~-·· 0,0 It Alon• , I rpokie. )lear. last Ieason in Cel}~er , five hili, inclllding by But Cal CQn l ~o tt . ·, atld the veteran Gu~ Bell in rig t Miclwy Mantle, "4s served !he forthrt"ht ·I ~ · f;hould Robinson go to first, ell out for the third "• .''YuJl who was qoite a pitcher woUld ahlft to left and ellher JerThe Det(pit Tigen .db:wn•!tl day. ry Lyneh, Wa11s or Pete Whlse· Sl. Louis Cardinals, 10 - 5, the What has disappointed the Reds' nant would play right. Kansas City A'a edged out the pilot is lhe failure or any of his But Hutchinson Isn't Loo worried Pitt.!lhurgh Pirates, 4-3. the Chi· rookie burien to do better. That about that situation, for rookie cago Cubs topped the Cleveiand meaM that be~ldcll McLish and Tony Gonzalez, a .302 hitter at Ha· Indians, 13 . 12, the Boston Red Bill Henry, he is lilOint,~ to have to vana last year, has looked good Sox beat the San Francisco go with almost the same lltaff he and may be kept. Giantl, R·l1, the · Baltimore Orioles rtnlshed last season. He Isn't worhed about his shaded the Washington Senatore, Henry was obtain ed from the catchina either with Ed Dailey h"is 3·2, and Ute Phi1Ade1phla Phlllif's cubs where he won nine wh.ilc No. 1 man And Fr~mk Hou~~e , the d efeated the Chicago White Sox, ,,.,., 1,; lex-American leaMUer who has 11-11 . I011 Ing eight, but Wt~H ,, '" 1 been poundino th u ba11 In sprino · Th(• Tioen sent I'" batten to lTI relief. ~ For etarten in addlt!Oit exhibition games, behind him . Tlle the plate and scored 10 runs Lish he has Bub Purkey No. 3 catching spot will go to against Larry Jacklon in the who haA been taking his Dutch Dotterer. third inlng for their easy win So in the end, it leaves Hutch- over St. Louis. thia spring; Don Newcombe inton with just one bla worry...... Bob Cerv connec•~d for his •' 8) whom the hitter• claim PltchinJ. If he JI!Ul It, which third homer of the spring Jn the lost hii!J stock In trade, baU; and aouth~t&W Joe seem1 unlikely, he oould go all ninth Inning t.o produce the Kan· ({t-O). the way. If he doetn't aet It, which 11as City triumph. It was the Jim BrOBnan, who had a t*lems Hkely, lt could be another fourth straight lns1 for the Plbined mark or D-B wUh the 1econd dlvlalou finish for the Reds. , who Out-hit the A'R, JO.I), !~i'f':0e,:~:f:o ~ ;',~·~:j~~ ·,,;;;,;;l,j, "I" (10). 17~" Wheel Base - u\' ~~ - Hutch Thinks Reds Have All · But That Necessary Pitching Grosman Cheers With 3-6 Shutout Over Scorel~s Yanks PHONE WV-2-3507 . ,, n•l• and Red11 In 1969 but "'" '"" most lmpres11ve hurllna for late ln the 1euon, inside track as the 1t11rter. Pint liN P...a.lem The Reds may hive baae problem because it doean•t look 11 If Gordon Coleman, batted .3~3 at Mobile la1t year lrid then .333 for Clevt!land in Dine 11mea \be tall-end of the 181l&Gn Is to mAke lt. Cole· man was of the Tetnple· McLish -·c ·:_.__ That ;·· · -:;· . clnnatl the '1'u••L••• ' P'hl1 · tor. cand ~-Ctpflel.... .,. PHILCO TV SPECIAL THIS ONE-CAl OAIACU! PLUS STORAGE SPACE ••• , but oopldp't connect In the clutch. ~~ ,Wlh I"' ConNCuthr• The ~f;s won their eishth con&eC\Iti.Ve Ufir,.e ·wben Tony TaylOr bl11ted a tliree-run h.omer in the ninth lnninJ. Diet Gernert and Frank Thomu hit &rand slam homers for the Cubs. Heywood Sullivan'• two · ·run double, hi.s thltd. J,.lt . of the game, produced · the Red Sox' tO-inning triumph over the Giants. AI P!!arcik hit three doubleJ, drove In two runJ 1nd scored a run in tbe Orioles' victory over Wa1hJngWn in a nigllt game at Miami, Fla. · 'ON£.CAR GAIJAGI ,· · This sturdy one-car garage has many unusual features. See It today. Only.... . "tHAT IS FOR. THE BmDS" , •bo·ve b~tadl.rog Is a popular, preva\e nt expression used these days .to indicate , acli~n · is "flig~ty", sllly, oiu,er. or that a pel'IIOn In some icl is $23.34perWi. . . TWO-CAR GWGE Here's a real value in a two-car garage. Quality · materia~ best eonstruc;; • tlon. Only .... Al Smith knoc"ed, In six runs with three homers for the · Whlte Sox bl\t the Philliea won out With ttte help of Chris Short's relief pitching In the ninth Inning. nlii~lv attending $32.59 ,., 110. . . "' With the hope it will, in some m•asure, foster and he!)) ~~ ......~ ••• - ·~ J·,.·· Name your 1959 FORD . • • • • . MAX WARD Ill •. tnd ...... ..... wY- 1tS9 ~NGLIS.H F.OkD FORD • • • • • • . · • " . ..,.~~~.. .... ' ASSOCI AfiD .RADJO ..' ·and .TELEVISION . .... .. . . ...,. autlet, ~ 11. .lAIN ST. "' •. '- '. PO. .IOY, CIHlO '(l UG • ~ ~t, ~- ' STIFFUR RED ANCHOI ~ POD '" "Y Budget Sllopp!Jal Center ,·· ·•.·-' OJIIO,YAUIY 8AKINC ((). '' . ', .· .·[ , .. I ~; . ·'.•,. .;, ,.., •"'of·Bolslnt Bread ··L .(. ~\ ,, ·• ' . ' . . fl., ~~·· i 'SOMS co;. 19$5 PLYMOUTH • 1.913 DODGE · · · · • 4 DOor Sedan. 6 cyl. engine, otandaM trallJ mjSsl"n. V8 - 4 Door Sedali. Standard transmission. .. .' ' .. HIINII'S 8AKEaY &Ireta' or tood J!rel4 , Hwlllallta. W. Va. . . . 2 Door sedan. 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Roger W.ard, wlnn.er ot llhe 1959 Mf!inll.rlol Day B()()...rrWe race, !heads the li5t of 27 big oar driverw en.tered. ~958 18!!* ' ~~ w!Jl. urilock joynusllV· of many who attend;.some des pile ·lifflictlons, pain and reverses Is leoti· AngeUa 2 Door Sedan. One owner, new car trade-in. A mileage maker. ldf1P....141 to the bird s, for they lid praMice a way of life tllat ill . emuliite. Th e birds live joyously diy by day. Ill sjll~ tlf or bad, they Uve happ ly and they show It lly bursting i!it .. . . �·~ ~.,.,. • . &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, o.. April 2, 1960 S eent.a per word , oae insertioo . Minunum chatJf - 80 eenta. per word for three t.Qnsecuuve inaeruons, Special - one month for 30 centl per word. Full rate Qo{ 3 eenl4 per v.ord wiU be charged for advertWna t1 not paid witbln 10 day11 after recemrq: bill. Errol'6 in AdvertiSing - Should be reported im•nediately. 'I'he Dally SenUnel wiU not be re(l;ponsible for more than one incorrect JMerUon. fml of Thank11 and $pe\-1al Noti~:es of Ev~;~nta $1.00. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word . 1 DAY 6 DAYS l MO. WORDS ::1 DAYS $1 .35 15 OOc f4 .50 20 OOc $1.20 $1.80 $~LOO 211 7i>c $UO $2.20 fUO Ada f'eleelved by 10 A.M. will ~ 1n that day a paper. -.. - 'ilf ~UPPLIIS Powders, prime-rs, ' ~ulletl. We also hlt'le ammunition for moat '' ~ · S. ~uns and 90% of the for· I eLgn rilles. Primers $7.50 per ' 1000, Me per 100, 22 shortt 50c, 22 Ion£ rifle 68c, 100 guns to trade. Fife's, open 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. 3-31-6tc .PHONE WY·l-2157 • vou11 ...... CA!IPETS I _ I (20b' .,.. 1 t -- nsuronce DON SDVIBS "~ • ';;...' (9ol Morine Supplieli I I':II For Sole • a_TIO_......... =-:.::.:r-.. _ UI.D IOAT$ AND MOTOit.t25 Thom.s M. Fain A U'TOMAnC WASHER and G. E . 1 11Mi u whll• they lut. ....... Phon• WY-2-3561 Middl.,.rt refrigerator. Phone WY 2-3408. polftan Moters. 600 •· Mlltn 1 Termite •nd Pest ,o,.. lnsf"Ci'lon, ln1ur•nc• N•tlon· 4 1 ate St.., P'OIMroy. PhltM WY·2-a10, BARNES-SDrlPSOii IN&LJR-N~ wW•. l••r t-.rm1. II·Utfc A.v:enu, Middleport. FIH, AutoNERVE& TWTI'Gtt:'f CAN'T SIT Pflon. ;tomeroy WY 2·2366 mobiJe, BondJ. Phone WY-2still? Try new •leep.Wel Cap. Pwt.mouth PR 6-21SO LO.:t,S~f.hR !~FTH.. FPIBaiEIRe~eLActrSSic &ules. Only '1.41 at y0t1t dna 2 29 tfc _, . store. 3 28 etC' Mercuey motor. master craft CROPPING J•R!VILEGES. MY NECCifl SEWING MACHINE trailer. Le.. tl>an ZO.houro ac· COMPLE'l'E IN~URANCE !'110. Apple Grove Farm . 1960 Seaequippod to 11,_... darn mODOtual uae, Uebts, windshield. tection. Ufe, Auto, !'ire, PGllo, son . Make Offer. Glenn Wolfe, g,.m, eta. Sold ~rl&..;lly fot Phone WY2-3131 alter 5 p, m. CaD DoD )Jlllo, lllddleporl, IM1 Ma ssa~:hu se th Avenue $181.00. Pay off balance due A. E. Jordan, 637 Grant St., Olua North We9t , Washmgton, 1, 0 . $56.90 or $8.00 per month .Middleport. 3-31-3tp c. (4)·2·9·16·23·4tl' Phone W,Y:!-2201. .~.; ( Fo. r Rent II ( 21 ) Reo I Estate I -- zooa. ===----- - · - I 12) Cord of Thonks ...,.. 3 ... .,. TELEVISION GUIDE \fulberry Hts. AND I I ""' I HAVE .. -- I ~nta - -'"'"'ol .o.--.~- CONSIGNMINT $AL1! upholltering cleaned by tbe moOur sale will be held Siiturday, dern d eanlnj method, with Apnl 2, 1900 11 t 11 a. m . al aerated dry foam quickly and lbe sale eroun d~ . 1 mile west of economleally, right in your Porterfield. We will have tracown home. George Grate. Phone ton and machinery, ho111ehold SH-Z-4023. 3 Z2 ll &oods and small too ls. Also ___ __ _ CLILAN..- .- - jJ& Nw with motor attached, cash re&ister, wheel balancer, ..... & TV bpetr '-'"'P"- WY-2·1255 battery charger, elcctnc brood· 'I ers. coop and numerous r.........,., Oh... 'I otherwrre articles. GODDARO SALES .. BULLDOZER SERVtCES AVAILABLE by hour or jrJI:. Contact· .._rold Godd•nl. AuctlonMr I 3-30-3tc 1 Mason City SP 3.5770 Delwo~ RobertJ •3 12 -,, SHOOT •R• 'OAf)l,.~ FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES ( I ) Notices -··u----... . . . . (9) For Sole • WANT ADS I _.. ..__..... .,.~ .-~w:r•,•· Boat Licenses Not Available ln Meigs Yet 1 (Continued From Pa.. On•) My mother and father were heartbroken, but they really had no reason, beeause, l will be able to do almost everything the rest of you can do. It iB through the efforts of those wonderful docton and nurses at Lhe Children 's Hotpita! in Columbus, Ohio, ·ind most of all the Crippled Child· ren 's Fund . A.t the age of l~r mo,nth.s, th.e doc l<ln at t~e Chlldr_en_s llospl· tal, set _out With the difficult task of stra1ghtemn1;1 my left leg and and foot. While I wu on the operating table. they found no hopes of saving my leg and foot because there was no circulation. My Mommy and Daddy auffered more thar~ [, because I WI! not Rutland's grade schpol cheerleaders won seeond place in old enough to understand what ratings at their cage tournament recently and here they pose was happening . They knew I had to have my holding the trophy they won . Kneeling, left to right, Cbarlolle leg and foot amputated in order Smith and Connee Williams (captainJ; and standing, Shelb fo• me"' have a chanoe to walk . Crisp, Jane Lucas, and Billie Lou Martin. Riverview's cheer· When Mommy an~Daddy saw leaders placed first ' me through the &" s door the day after the operatJ n, my amil· ing faee told them I was fine . At the age of tix montha I entered the hospital a&ain to bave my right foot ampUtated and phil· e tMk surgery done on my banda. · y parents paced the floor for lhree hours waiting on me to re\um to my room Irom the opera· ~ion. When 1 returned to my room, my parents looked throu•h wASHINGTON (UP!) Th ··- I h t n h the glaSB door with a worrl.ed e spec~u ar p o OS as ed look on both their faces. l was back to earth by America's new Tiros TV satellite made it Newest TV Channel s Pictures From pace provmg Military Moves.Can Be s-een 141 Legal Notice clear today that. such eyes-in-the-sky eventually could be psed to spot Russian military moves. WlSH TO EXPKf.:SS oun I RIVER 1 REPORT I Olanlll 3- Saturday 4:00 Blue· An&els • :30 Florlda Derby &:00 School Story IS:SO Sciertce Fiction Theater 6:00 Waterfront 6:80 News Picture 6 :4!5 Saturday Sports Roundup 7:00 Saturday Nlaht Jamboree 7:30 BOnaJ)U• 8'30 Man and the Cllal!ense 0 :00 The Drputy' 9:30 Wurld Wide 60 10:30 Man , ~!rom Interpol · the lsauance of Ohio's new boat and motor llc:enae rele11ed today by the Divi11lon ol Waterttaft of tjyl Ohjo Department of Natural Re10urcea. · WUiis Leadincham, Metropoll· ,tan Marine Sales, aaid tbat be had applied for the acenc:r here but bad not recel.ved appointment • yet. U :00 •1 ~ 10 . I :<II•.BQ••. ·r ·• -. '' and~· weather. 12:00 Search For ' Tomorrow tH~ The Gui~inr Llfllt 11:30 ,Sii!i ~ ,, , . , " ' ~-CI!an11113· ; toO ~mal: · ~ ·;. !30 ' '"""a~tWo.., <:U """" .m~ v; il:90 • :~:- ~ ~ ' r • ' J '! ',t 1 ••no Tbo~ter Pol 1:00 I!SO J:OO 1:15 8:20 1:30 1:00 T;~ 'i'ht '"'"" ltoold 'Pile Ute ot lllle7 Ar'llut I. SIDIIII, Newt .NEWS 'l'io $ioiot ~.... lllil The '! die of NLIM 1!15 . ~00 II.,., 'tho!ooll Glbbo ~30 . OFol Rolforto i;OO, .. :WJil'aJit...wucox . l :36 ~ovie :?,fasferplece ~ ·, .:t:oo:,. ~·..~ S...::m.;.s ·Spe ' ctacutar !:3 o ·~r:L.IM •II'IIl!'O!!,,; u: 00 r!I.J1""'aii:W \} :.l\ .;; .-t 2:30 · Houoe p'.rty 3,00 Tile Mlllion!llre a·'lh Tile Verdict iB Yovno · I)Q)'\~'ii~uoot >,. · D:ao:_1~rn•ge Bowl 8:00t>S World 6:20 · , >Tole Rlvlin Show l:liO Tile TWentieth Cooturr 7:00 x....to TU~• 2:00 }'or Better or Woree MY Peel IDd Lifo • · ~,4® :·1"11>0'ili!eN~Uon ,< 1:30 AI the World 3 TillltS Daily .l Loo~· at t'he Weather il'ule •RivUn Show AJPOI 'n' AD.dJ Hlgliw., Patillt ,The Kale Smlib Show s:oc. , 'I'll• Tn•• ' ·. 1:30 ' Father Knon !Beet I:QO 9:;!0 , 10:()0 .. , J!l@ ·l ,, . 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Present. 10:00 Jack Benny Program 10,30 What's .My Lin~ • Danny Tbom111 ShoW Ann Sothem Sh.ow Henneoey . 1!\'fl"!t.show N'ffi --·, lt :lO A ·LOok at the Weather 'fi~OO ·' 11:115 ~ler 1.3 • Up To The Minute Mason . County 1:00 Heal't Of the CHy ·&ft:UO , " ..;" . .0:00. 'Liinp ''" • CBS News Ca-ptain Kangaroo Cartoon Theater Red Rowe Show On oTbe Oo 11 •00. I !.oft Luqr \l:.ao· Deeembel' Bride 1~:00. Love of Life 8:15 9:00 10:00 0:30 Brings You' The 10 AM 11:55 AM • and 5:05PM ~2::':30:_·_'S:lgn~::::O:!!f : _ _ _ _ _._!~::;:-'l:li=!:;=::::;::::~ ' ' ' 3ltlt Y..- .. Ill 'IIWd.less 'Ia P..au.)f:'; LeqaJ. Notice St. $1095 M,arys, W:/Ya. 17 l'B.411S, IN . ':a~ Sieve Jlq~olllll ?:00 BGI.d A4,ventutt '1:30 Petr)' ·MalKin 8:30 Wan~~~ or Allve 9:00 lr. ~ky .-.. I130 . H~te. \)!In; Will TriTe! JO:OO Gunfimo'ke 10:30 Not itor1 Hllio a,,;p 'l'hepter.)J ·, TERMIT ES~/ EXTaiMINAtliiG CO. YOiii.UiiJ' l'oo»o "~' \Tiia -~n·• ·" J • ' l:OO · N&Wf ·PHONE NOW AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR .. St•nlt Con-•n . 9 ., ~ l:~ ~~e,rlcap Ne'Ysretl STOP TERMm DAMAGt NOW Call -~~lllen ; WHTN. .TV ~Channel 13 ·. ,tiJWUl.r 13 :.- SatUrday ~·~ ~::~~;WI ' 1' t~ ·~ff.,, P~ Channel 13-MohdO) f.< , 8:00 I Gilmore Supply Store 1955 MERCURY 5,10 II'- " W..m.. 8!40 l(oellot 5!411 Wllhlnron Jtoporto to 111e .~ ~u~!'' my I s...,...,. '6J00 PeOple1 Ch•toe ·' 8:30 Robil>' ,Hood . 7.' 0Q Trackdeow11 • 1' ~ Mr.verlek · .~ , 'Wv CULLIGAN , UO Broadw11 · 3:01 SUnday Showcue 3•10 Rev. W!lloD (New Jlaqn · Clilureh of God) t :GO SUDdiY Showeue f!llO New1 4-:all Su.oday Sbowcue 12:30 ~ hhop P1b t :OQ conege Nm ConfereDOI 1:30 Big Pietare . 2:00 ADC Playhouse2:30 Scitmc·e Theater 9:00 c!Jt:~en ·Hea.t1nJ \· · 1:30 Cb'itmpionshlp Brldfe f:OO' Paul Wiil.cbell.show 4:30 Campaign ·Roundup 6:00 Mattie'• <Funday J'unnie1 Aiiii- kLE. ~to Jt,pootolle Cit~ . Unl'" · N'1tioftl Show SodiJ Seeuritr Rev. Teell (Carpentoll) Sunday Slt-111 Allllv.....,. Sb~ SufldiJ ... Chaalllel8 Legal Nof;ce . Buy .... _ leaf In W .._ 5 1 ·· a,.r lqulpft,ent · . 11:10 12:415 l:GO 1'10 l :OO 12:00 John Hoptins File PIANOS 1 12:18 Vlr&lnla Vltatoe ·. I I c........ Sign On 10~ JlfeWJ 10:15 Tho 8undq Sbow 11 :10 Tile A.rlnJ ftour lZ!OO NOOb New. 4-H News . Nofi"Ce a Sunday ' '10 Cquntrr 117... Tlloo • • 1'111 luD:lly 8botr D:IO 11'.,.. ~ 'l'be 8uDdq lbow ~7;~.:.7~Su;rub: · ~y~C:ha~pe::I.______~~·:J: ~~~~~ POMEROY FOOD CO. -=,.,..-c New. BM:tn... Wetthelf.Ut B•OO a... ll<nlt•....,. <llutbnd ll'olliODl Gallla County: Suitb Buick. 6B state St.,. GtlUpolb. • Vinton County: Otto D. Depur, Clerk of Courtt, Court House, MeArthur; Late Hope, Divtaion of Parks Offiee. Wuhin&ton County: F. H. Long fellow, 41• Greene St .• Mariette; C. R. Lept, Main St., Waterford. It waa reported additional aaen· announced after etes will be surety bonds have been approved. Sale of lieenses wm begin imme· diately following recelp1 of rna· terlaJ.a by acencies. 111101 I 11,30 11FD 7:00 .Srealr:fut Party 8:30 Newt 8:35 Breakfaot Pllrly 9:30 News 10:00 Kotoreade 10:30 Star Salute 11:00 1'op Ten 12:00 t<ioon Newa 12:15 Weeke..'ld 1!30 Newo 1:35 Weekend ;:30 . Oblb NOWI 2!311 Weekend 3:80 News ~ 3!811 Weekend ':30 New• 4:3-3 .Weekend · 5:30 GueJt Star 11:4-5 Pat Boone Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Off the Air. ,,. 7:~ Aletaelea named tor tbla area are Athens ·c ounty: Burr Oak Lake, Division Of Parks Office; Harold F. Brown, Lake Burr Oak Doct No. 1; Aut~ Club of Southern Obto, Hotel Bert')', Athena; Buck Auto Suply, 268 E. State ~t.. ·Athens. .1 I Weatberwwt 11:10 Nitewatc}'l ~ .•7 Leg.al s,QO Gueol star 5:15 ·New• II: Weather ·1tl :lO According to tbe news releue, oUioial forma for the licenses· bad been ~IYed from the printer and ebipment bu begun to tbe various aaencie1 over the alate. Since boats of all type~ must be te&:iatered under the new state law, it is believed that SM,· 000 boots may be reliBtered In Ohio thla year. I '-'f'C:: ...., 5:118 Sip On 11:15 shomrotoh , ·no 'tliD ott · vii I lotvror•r WSAZ.TV Channel 3 County was not included Iin Meig1 a list ot licente a&em:les for SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE HOUSE FOR SALE: IS ROOMS & StientHits emphasized that {be - : - - - : -- : - : - : - - - - sewing - machiu in eueUent APAA'. l'MI:NTS- i'urrulbed and bath, full ba1ement, garap. Con- NOTICI OF ELECTION ON TAX 270-pound Tiro&, carrying two telare . sharing data. condition. Bala11oe due only untumllbed. Mdluten, :MI.ddle-1 tact John H. Ru'3olell, Fitber St., LEVY IN EXCISI Ofl THE TIN, evision ca~eras, was designed The Defense Department 11 $39.M». Term• if desired. Pbone porto: Pbone WY·!-1288. 2-3-tf Pomeroy. Phone WY-U22t. MILL LIMITATION only to snap pictures oi the planning a Midas infra-red satelaincere lhank5 to r~latives and fnends ior lhe1r kmdness and WY2-2204. S-30-etc _, 3 28 6te NOTICE is hereb)' tiven that in earth's cloud cover that will lead lite to deteet the flaming exhaust symp<~thy shown us at the deQth 7 and 8 .ROOM JIOUSB, ' BOOll pursuance of a Resolution of the to more accurate weather fore- !Jf Russian intercontinental balor our brother, Charles Howard 1 \ apartment and II room apart· 7 ROOM HOUSE, CELLAR, 2 Board of Education of the F.astem casts and could help man CQntrot listic mlll!liles almo&t as soon as Hli.wkms Special thanks to the iiNOOW &LIND!> AND SHADES ment A. N. Bengel, Phone ~ Local School Diatrict of Meij:a the climate. H.uwllngs · Co.11.t11 Funt~ral Home, Ven~liatJ Bbndl, &11 llze1 and WY-2-1272. 11·2-tfc ot,• nel"pGrade School and High county, Ohio, 0..,ed on the First But the Tiros pietures-whoae they are launched and a Samos military spy-ln-the-p:y satellite. the p~tll bearer, and u ~v. Fred color•. !'roo llltlm&teL Dale c 1oo . earl~ Hysell, Rutland, Gardner. WIPPftl Suppl,., 2111 Uaion Ave., ¥.: DOUBLE FOR RENT, 870 LOOhio. 3 28 6tp day of February, 1960, there will clarity surprised even scienUsts Sis tNIL Lellu, Edith and Pomeroy, Ohto. 3..f.e0tc wer Second Avenue, Middle1:te submitted to a vote of the peo· working -on the project-plainly Mn . Gr<~ce Davill port. $30 per month. Call wv2• SALE FtvE iOOM HOUSE pie of said Eastern Local School were a giant first etep toward a (4 ) 2, ltc KfRBY SWEEPEJt. REPOSSESS· 3973, Circles Reataurant. with bath. Nice loeation. Melvin District at the Primary election to military reconna1ssance satellite. _ ______ _ _..'.::_::_::: ed and In A·1 condltiou. Bal- , s.2 9-6tc be held in the Eastern Local Called "Mantlous 0.¥elopnwnt" ACCOUNTANTS BLAST FUN.D ance due U7.00. Take over pay· j Hood. 111 Locutlt St., Pomeroy. School District of Meias County, Presid:mt Eisenhower exclaimM.INNEAPOIJS (UPt) - Sister 18) Auto Soles mcnt~. Phone WY2·22ot nRST FLOOR FURNISHED _ 2_·80_ ao_tp Ohio, at the regular places of vot- ed "A marvelou& development" !».1211beth Kenny Fou.ndation offi1954. lll!lt:K VS Special 4~ae3-30-6tc light houseteepJDi apartment lo ing therein, on Tuesday, the 3rd when be was shown four photos elals NUed $1,224,821 in a 19Cii1 dan. Like new fimsh . DynaUow Pomeroy, Call WY2.J028. FOjl SALE IN PAGE- day of May, 1960, the question of of the gulf of St. Lawrence area fundftising drive, •b ut only $280,· 1 drive. $fifM.OO Blaetlnat''ll, Pom- 7 RO()Jl 'HOU'al& WITij .. 8A,TH, . -3-il-3tc . town, six rooms, 4 rooms down, levying, in e:xcesll of the ten mill just seven hours after they were 200 of the money went towan:l .tbe c . f~ll billiient_eJi~ • . fnr~td-. 'Jit . . , ' · COkt,•-~·-to, PHple'o Tor_ _. · 2 up, approxim.tcly 1 acre lelimitation, an a<klitional tax for taken by Tiroa from an altitude Gau ... : Montgomery 18.8 on work. of tbe foundation, en ac• eroy. 3 30 _61 '· furnace lfl.. acrfiot.,. 1riird St .._"mwn r ..... vel land exceUent well 18 mi.lea the benefit of the Eastern Local of 4~ miles. 30.1 on lower, rollers all eou:nt.ing' firm char1ed Friday. A 1934 l'' OHD VB 4 dr. sedan. Jlough llacl..,e, 'cJuk Arnott 'PJJOM PDtnmly. Phone WY·~·2t27. fro~ PomeroY on State Route' School District for the purpo~e of The drum-shaped Tlros was Gallipolis 28.2 on upper .-rtner of Arthur Andersen and • 80 c V•l• It"~" oH luHernut Av.., 892. Price $1,000.00. lnquira payins current expenses at a rate launched into orbit at 6:40 a. m. on lower, rollers all out', ria- Co., account.ants, Sr&id $975,821 of lookmg but runs good. $:!95.00. l)c3l 34:. 31 3 Blaellnnr's, l'omel'oy. 3 30 6tc · not cxcee11lng 2'11: mliJs for each e. s. t. Friday by a three--stage lfia tenth per hour. Lock 23 tJhe emount liaised waa .spent 011 1HOUSE IN POMEROY 4 RooMS :Uta. Howell at Pagelown. . AUCTION d bah · S.12-60tc one dollar of valuation, whlch Thor-Able rocket from Cape Carising .1 foot per hour. pubHcizing the drive and ~clt19:i7 MEUCUKV 4 dr. hard top On Saturday, April 9, 11100, be· an ,. t · Unfurnished. Phone ..,. amounts to twenty-five cents for naveral, Fl1. It is circling the CondltiOII of Movable o.mt: lng contributions. 'J1he loondation'1 sedan . _Very low mileage. Sharp ginmng al 12 :30 P. M. at my WY ..· 3157 ~4 1 Btp FOR SALE 7 ROOM, 1 'h STOH\" ~:~•ch one hundred dollars of val- eartb once each 9D.US minutes. dams 21'e down. tinanciataft.irs are UDdP.r d.nvesUcar lhllldc and out. Push button farm one mile northeut of 6 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH bOU&c, bath, full &lze base.u:~.ent uuhon, for five yean. The Tirua pictures released for · filion by the M-innesDta .attomeJ' ihlft. R&H . $HI9:1. Blaettnar'l, Cbe~ter on the New Hope Road, Mn. John Stout H rrJ n .11 · coat furnace, hardwood floONI, The Polls for said Elertlon will public viewing were not sharp Ohio Rlnr Boeh: Lock 28, Bea- ~eneroa1'6 office. Pomeroy. 3 30 8tc I w!ll sell at auction the folOhio. • a ll~ ~~ 3 ~p garage. Phone SP3-e332, Mason, be o~en at 6 .30 o'clock A. M. and enough to disclose details op the down 1:45 pm 1-0; HArriet ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= GoM Cl••n ull;i Cara lo~mg : W. va. 3·29-5tp remam open until 6:30 o'clock P. ground tlut would be <~f military 1""'"u,.,p at 1:~ pm 2-0; Gaston G. All Makes and MM•I• 1 fwo-plece Llvln& Room Suite 5 ROOM HOUSE, :1 Miles from RaM., Eastern Standard Time, of value. I"' up at 2:40pm 4-0, I derrick MITROPOLITAN MOTOU 3 Odd _Cbatra clne. Electricity and free gas. i"... ,,. ~'ul said day. Photot Pontbly Wlthh•ld Dredge St. Genevieve u,p at 2 WriUng Desks Goud garden. on road. c. fn By order of the Board of Elef- But there was no way of know· !51 pontoons; Frank B. - - la•t Main lt. 1 GE Televilion Set , D. t:lrde, Racine, A'"' tiona, of 'Meigs County, Ohio. lng how many p01sibly elearer at 8;SO pm t-0; City of 4 1 3 tp ltomtroy, Ohtt 3 Floor r....m~. 2 TablQ Lamps Emmett G. Will, Chairman photos were withheld on security Up at 10:00 .pm 13-6; ·~3 CIIEVROLE'r ~ TON TRUC ... ·Con~~ Table SVaURBAN ~ It · room .lltucco Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk gro11nds. The satellite's orbit tall· up af 6:DO am f-1) , pick -up. Ne"' motor and goo i liS' yven Hotpoint Electric 1 · bath, basenient. central beat: Dated' March 30, 1980' .•;. ~~ a es it over Russia. rubber. nouonuhl~. Call CoolRange or nice kitchen with bireh cabinets, (4) 2, 9, 16, 23, 4tc The Tlro.a project-standing for ville 1917, Gordon Chevalier, 1 8 Ft. GE Refrigeratur furnished, 1411 In double garage with room over televiSion and Jnfra -red observa- 3 Arrests Reported · Tuppcr& Plains, 0 . 4·2·3h.: 1 Norge Wringer Washer Call WY2·32U7. head. Large lot with flowel'l:' and lion sateUite-iS ndt connected Mude By Policemen -:-'.:. . . . , . - - - - - - - - - 1 Bendix Electric Dryer -::-::-::--:: - - -- - - - - - fruit. City wotcr, gas, Located on wilh mllUary reconnaissance satel Three arrests made laSt night by 1938 BUICK Special hardtop, 4 dr. 1 Maple Dlnina Table and 6 (20) Business Services good road. $l2,50000. NOTICI OF ELECTION ON TAX Ill~ tPFOinml. Scientist~. how- Pomeroy police were reported t9~edan. Lea11 than 26,000 actual Chairs POMIROY- 7 ·room frume, bath, LIVY IN IXCESS OF THI TEN . miles. Dynaflow drive, Rlcll, 1 Dinette Set 1. 0. McCOY basement, garage, nice lot with MILL LIMITATION sllll under the ,influ_ence uf anes- day by Chief Jed Web8ter. All will appear toni.~:ht before Mayor $?195.00. Hlaettnar's, P<-omeroy . 1 12 Ft. Phllco l'~ reewr I AUCTIONIIR .11hadc $4200.00. Down puymenl NOTICE Is hereby giYen that In lhesia and not as hvely as they Charles Legar. 1 Glasa Door cupbu.11.rd Reute 2. Lont lottom. •Jh__.., $1000.00. pursuance of a Retolution of the thought I should be. They came 3 3') fltc --=-- --'·_ _::..::.:_.:::_ 1 Utility Cabinet un CCINDm(lNING, ••~•a•• 10-IACRE FARM - Only 6 miles Board of Township Trustees ol the back loll' ""r me that ni~ht and Arrested wec-e Clarence Miller 1967 JSETTA. WU..L SELL REAS· ~U.n ~n.o. .-v rom Pomeroy on hard road . 211 Lfotart Township of Mel•• County my sm mg ace once agam assur- i\lft. Pleasimt, on an intoxicatlo~ 1 Map 1e •·• 8 1 '-•Ohio -room u te F atlon aervi-. · acrif's 1n cultivliltlon, HI at~t In Ohio, passed on the •tb day - of Jao: ed lhem I WliiS f ine._ ONABLE. tall WY 2-2207 durhli ....., Jac"• • •·rr11er•· Will charge, Albel t Emory DodsOn, Ma· 1 Odd B d 1nd Bed ••II WY 2-•••o In tho even· 1 e room ~urnl· tlon, New Hoveo. Phone TU t·am ber, ba1ance in pasture . ·Six uary, 1960, there will• be submitted At th · .u , e age o f . mne months, a son City, reekless operation, and d.y' ..... 1 ing. 4 1 8tc 1 Ele~f~tc and One 011 Helter 25&37. .... . D-23-tr roOm ftame house, bath, porchli!s to a vote of the people of said Le- few day1 before ChrJstmas, I pre- Robert W. Quillen, i91 Sycamore 1 Lot Dlllhe• and other 1._11 s MU.UII PU•NAc•.., WIITINGoo City water, barn and other build· tart Township at the Primary elec-- sented my parents their Christ- St., Middleport, no driver's Jicen!Hl .,.,, ~or ::,Ott~ too numcrou• to Qlentton. HOUI• •ppl..nc... Arn•ld .,._ lnl(s. Double garage. ,:~~~~~~~ tlon to be held in the township of maa presen~. I be&an to crawl, a Miller and Dodson were in jaii •IIALDWlN •· ~ l'h VIRGIL TEAFORD. iLeta..t Mell• County, Ohlo. at the present whach _they had not ex- today in ~leu of bood. 1 All I 1 11 eWURUfZEa FORD TRACTOR, PLOW, CULTl· ... .,.. yrecute, Ohl..11·1..111M I ex 229 • ., places of voting therelb on peet ed t ~ receive . some ~IDa same nu exce now.ent condition WY·t-AM. tfc Phone reguh•r so soon due to 1 lllld OTHill FAMOUS vator, mower, New Idea sldo s Ill b h ld (4) 2, 'th Tuesday, the 8rd day of May, 1 ~•, my ha..n~tcap .. Mommy and Daddy 1 4 1 rake, Oliver 7 fl · dlJC, rubber e w e e Wl er roof. -~ ---· ---~ ~ b I lh ·d h Contributions May BRANDS 1 Allla-Sbalmcn Comblna !I.ADlO AND SMALL - - the queatlon o( JevyJn1 , in exee 88 ura WI ptJ e w en I .crawled Ured wagon with flat bed. Not rllpo~t•IIJio for acc. .ntt applilnce repair. Phone ou1 ot the ten mill limitation, fr r the to the Christmas tree and reach· Be Made.To Fund Phone llaelne WIIJ-2187. 01'1 premiHa. llcCUDtock, Racine, Oblo. .._ benefit of l.etart Township ror the ed f~r the bulbs. he made to a NI·Stp. PURLIY KAI' , OWNIIII. l-1-afe I Nl~TIICI OF IL.CTION ON ISSU. purpose ol matntalnlnJ the town- It ts hard for people to belleve Contrributlons inmaymemlll')' of the AucHtnMrl I. O. Mceer. CUSTOM BUILT KITUI&N D&o LIY• IAIT AIOUT OF BONDS ahlp cemeter¥ and 101 the pur- the tbln&s I can do with my Coats witb Mfl. 4Mlrmowt, niJht crawlera, duQ 4·1·6lp tllnld lo= ,..,ut bDIItJ I'Mt • N011CE Is hereby given that In <'hah! of re•l tJBtate to tncrease the bandl u crippled as the are. I chaJr. 1 ~ Um te hk d punuance of a Resolution of the pruent eemetel')' auf:Jclent lo care oftly have one perfect finger and of tbe <J! worms, tahlna: suppUes. License FOR .SAiE: FOUR aOOM HOUSE Pll I ...mu ID Abbott,. Board of Commhtsiuners of Mrigs u_~r the increased. requ'iremonts. that la the. , t,humb on m)' left Meigs County Cancer ~~~ to,;_~1 C:~de'oa~~n~:!ci~~ at Uexter. Newly painted, In· ooe ·1-U:U. 8-6-U , Ohio, paasud on the 12th Slid ta1. beln&: A renewal c.f an hand. I bave another finaer next was announced today. 00n File's open a m to side and uut Good well and RADIO AND JMALL day January, Hl60, there will be existing tax at a rate not excet>d· to my thumb which II not nor-10 7:~) p. m.' 'a-3i-6t oulbull<llna;s. Call WY2-:1807 HINIIr. Ctll flr•nlr. liUbmltted to 1:1 vote of the people In& one mill for each one dollar mal, but it Ia of areat use to .me. 4·2·8tp 414 N. 1eoJn:1 A.,..., of said Meigs cuunly at a special or valuation, which amounts to The reBt of my fin&:ers ·on my left EU";CTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN J tfc ehu:tion lo be held tn the county ten cents for each one hundred hand are arown toa;oether. er. Runs like new. Uta throw FRESH, of Meigs Ohio, at the reJtular dotlan of valuation, for two year& On IDY ri&ht hind I have a IWII b.JI. Full price on ly Guern1eya:, 1 Jersey, AUCTtON••• places o( on TueaThe PoU• for aald Election will small thumb and the rest of my tat.OO or Ierma nailable. stein. John floudaabolt, MJn· ltnlce day, the Third May. 1960, ~bef.mj~~;~~~·t~ia, ~ao:~·~o:';el:ock A. M. and finaera are &J'(Iwn toget!ter. I ' i J1wne WYJ..Uu-1. a-30-tltc enville. "'2·3tp Crltt lreclhtnl the que•tlon of bonds of until tUO o'clock p, have many oper1Uona to endure Write, ~ If Centllt aaid in . amount of Time of uid on my btnds In tb~ futlll'e, but LAND ON RT. DO, E. ATIIENS. A. C. IPDI'OilD. liHino. 0111.. thousand · I can do unbeUevoble thlncs For 1m11J lnd1¥tl')' building site I nw U.U the order of the Board of Elec- with my banda just the WIY they ftll of Melp County, Cblo. ue now. If 1 were to be put beor bulllpea Not' tar from Athens. t'a~e Turner, R. R. 2, Carpenter, · Q ft " ' Emmett G. Will. Chairm1n olde another child Of are, I Oblu. 4 1 610 ll' Dorothy M. JohDJton, Clerk would be 1ble to pl<k up •lmoot ' HAy roil -Denver or Orl, • , ~ted M•n:h 30. 1980 anythlna tbe.y wuld no matter · ville Clrman. Peach t'ork Road. HlahHt Quality Au~tr~ by ~·~~i li;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;(4;i);;i2i:;,;;'~·;;'6~·;;;23;;;;;,~4l~c~h~o~w~lo~rs~e~or~lltll~a~ll~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I f · · mnJmum number of 1 0 f Rl.. 33. 4 1 3tp · - 8 - E- i · --· '· ldtlri''l wblth 1uch bondll arc ·For Free Inspection MAGIC CHEI•' IIANGE, ZENITH WRITE TOI)AY FOR RHODES run 20 YOil'l. telovilion; Ka)'taJ Wisher, 2 SOFT \"At••JI ~PRVICE folder 1nd low cblct prleea. The eatlm1ted average adclltinna1 And Estimates Call lawn mowera, 1 twd ~:omplcte, "t ~ 0.:. Prompt al\awer.· Rbodtl Hak:h· tax rate amounts to five rent11 ror •nd relri1erator. Phone WY 2Obel Tt.nnehUI, OWner 1 e~.::r~:;•_Spe:::.:.::"eer=:.'.:.W:.·~V;;•::·_ 1-NOtp each one hundred dolhua of val· 3M8 ' 4 1 2t ·· · ua-lion, which ia .110 mltl1 fo1' Ntt'h Your Vaughan's Agent ' t 111 ,._.,.,. GRAYILY TlltACT~ lALII AND one dnllar of valuation O\llslde of ' ..r'WIM. Jlt' I, Mlln, ,_..r..,-. I the limltutlol.'l lmpoaed ' by Arti<'ie •Farm Ponds P.,._ W.YJ.~J. Open 'til t XII, Settion 2 of the ·Constilulmn, ,. ~~ wttll June 1. lll""'llt' as eertlftOO by the Cuunty Auditor. mower-. tome Uk" • Private Roads ~,.ltl llmMrt, RMdlvUbt, The Polls for said Eledion wilt Ohle. Phone Ceolvlllt 16tl. open at 6:30 o't'!loelt A. ' ; lol. and rellla_t!t,WO tredo; 3-lf.tfC! main open unttl 8:30 o'clock P M. to ti!O.OO; PHONE WY·Z·!774 POMIROY, 0.. •Drainage Ditches Eaattrn Sb.ndard Time of said day. pltln, binBy order of the Board ur F~ lc c· ' 1nd el1rJnet1i ,. ~ions, or Melp County, Ohio. proJeeCon, Pol· Cel~r~tlal Dis •Land Clearing ' Emmett G. Will, Chairman I atUI tamttl'la; • .!-- " • ~ .; Dorottly M. Johnston, CINk :ilx used boi"- 1 fl. plam to '18 Dated March 30. 1000 fl. cabin; •Basement Excavoting (4) 2, 9, l6, 23. 4te E.IJhl used 01J..Lboud JDotora, 1'4 I lo to ·h. ,..; -. ·.~ l01 jo!\et, toltJt adult joku. • Landscaping Record · player~, 4.8 r. p. m. ro' ' Before 8 '30 AJI Nf)T1Ci "'• · AriPOJNTMINT , 8 Pamnger Wagon cordl1 3k 1!11ch; Mhlll- 11fY-t•lt4t . . We Uae C~rpUiar BaUI Bulltllltirl P......-., WY441tl C•H -~ 1~ CJe.n. one owner new ear Electric aewlna machlnea; QVAI.IFIED OPEIIATOIIS FREE ESTIMATES ~AUTZ PIID ITOIII lotato of Marr J. lrown. docNaed INdre in, Mel'COII&Itlc tl\1na., r-~~.. Four very good 600xl6 tiNa: I'·~ I '~ 4t CMatw Notice I• hereby aiven thl't Kl'nl ._ler, ·Nke 11ft Urea, 2- M1d~et ••• molol' eara tor eblld or Dad f21.00 up; Yubn .14141 Bl'Qwn Wh(lle Poat Offlce address is lllueflnllb. Sweepers, paw11r IIWII, tools. MAMILL IQVICI STATION Rutland, Ohio, II. ·D. hao been duly lloforo t!IO A.M. appo~te~ Admflliltrator of Ibe bobbie1, toya. electric moton AIIM »Sa 'sl.lte o: Vary J, Brown 1Ate of and •ppJJan~1, cuna; We redeem creen ltamps. 1nry ~·• aer.1ee R~tland Towll'lhl~ llelgs County, , Ohio. de<eaeed. C~~J'IIO£ . lff!~·NESS buY1 aell, tn<le. Brlnl in tom~tbln& you don't need All ~ AT THI ~ted this nth dey of Mmh. ' Work Turn it into e11h or trade tor hoolo' Y,ot' IOOol """otl~ JOHN'C. BACON IMNDtlthinl )'OU CIA UH. ' ' Iov' llott Wtitc. Liiltoot. l'riH.Il ··... JU41• ol tho Pf<'bate l'lln. 10 a. m. to 'l p. m. ' ' IACiNI 11101 Jlllii!C.~ ..·...... , "' MOigs{:ounty, Ohio ' <Jl 11, att: (4} 2, ate IIACII!I, 111iJ10'. WE WMPO Daily Program Schedule ·,1. . . ' ' ' ' ' ; I 'I ,, . .' rut PES'f. " All ,.. ' .-\ ' ' ' 'J �J 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April,2, 1960 Around Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood To , Spons.or Lenten Service Sunday Evening Mro. Normon Frederick loolt her mother· Mra. IIllo BiUI to ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED bavin$ nu. Mn. W&ld Spencer and chHmedkal treitment. apefit Sunilay afternoon vis· Jake Babcock apent the weet an au.nt in Muietta. end' with hi1 brother, C. A. . and Mra . Raymond Frank Eugene McElroy It suffering viJited Mr. end Mr1. Cw1- Fre-with a broken rib. Middleport 1¥ l'ltiPDII HOUD.....I .1 Mr . and Mrs. Harry John soD wh tt have been vacatiomng in Florida propriate ~or all ages. The fUm , "Gates of Glory: · highlights Thomas who once with Herbert and Artie Mills vitllt· doubted retelling the wonderful story of the last days of ed Tbunday with Mr. and Mrs . Cbr!Bt's 'Life to a small group ol Chnsuans im prisoned for Shirley Mills while eo.route to theit dJeir belief. Tbe Last Supper. ---;::-:- - --:-- · d ,.,_ .............. a1 Get.hRmu the Trial Crucifixion CuOlr wl 11 atn.g an !.1m-~ WY Appear..,..;· Lo the dLSciples and p~aoh on the ~~eme ''Why Judu tlbe A!.een.ioo are all ·portrayed 1n · Betrayed Jesus. .Biblical cOitwnes a.n<1 setung.s The Men's Bro~herhood Monthly Vidor Young Sr., 8Ct;.'l'e· tary : and :~trs William Watson, tn a~ urr r Jn ~hdh1lion of offieen w ill be h(•lt1 a t the April meeting. A communieation was read from the Korean gir l thank ing the ~.::allis fur a cash g1ft at Christmas and told how 11 was usPd . '· Houseclranmg:· as applied to W ullaces Return Christum life, wa11 the topic r:f the Frl>tn Zan-vl·lle Trip devot ions led by Mrs. Wat~011 . Mn. ~.,. Ste phenson closed the dt'votionl Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walla~ with prayer. Mrs. Daily Jasper con- 11f Middl~ort returned hOme dueled a number of game& and Tburaday evenin& from Zanesvlllt prizes were awarded to Mra. 'I'. T. where they had gone to be with " . .sterre It . her mother, Mrs. G. C. Knox who Sh , e Iton an d .nrs od Rclreshmcnh; were &erved by the underwent surgery at the Go hostesl'iN to th e above n~med ~tnd S~tmarlhn HoapiUil. Mrs. Ralph c. Zundel, Mra. Dale MP'I! . Knox is reported to be W 1ppel, Mrs . Georwe Skinner. Mrs . ~ ~~;~~~rh10 from the operation J . K Foster , :~1r11. Joseph Cook, Mn. Thomas Weston , with Mr11. Vidor -- - - - hi• home lhia week. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Jobn11on and fomlly 0[ Charleston, w. Va. co-hostess. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. llHIO TONIGHT "TilE I'OUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE" - also " '111E HOUND OF THE BASKFJl VII ,J.F.S" (Thrillers) IUN., MON. 1nd TUIS. "OPEilATION PE'ITICOAT" C.ry Gt..ant - Tony Ourtis Jll., -- ·. a'n d Mrs. Stanford Stockton of Hemlock Grove are an· nounclng the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Carol, to o'aniel Richard Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bernard Here's all we need to do it right. CLASSic- seed for the front lawn (extra beauty for just a little .extra care), FAMILY® for the bl\Ck (good loQks, with the accent on wear), TtJltF BtfiLDER• to , build the protein all gra~s . ~¥ds to · • thrive~ }.)}us the all-impoJ;tant Scotts Spreader to help do each Job righ.tl School. No definite date has been ~t for the wedtllng. - OD =--- voca II nstructor Wedd~d To Lore C1'ty Postmaster in and of this week where he convention of the TrJinmen held at Marcelline Buell, Clifton, formerly of Middl(!port .and vocal music Instr uctor or Wahsma Uigh School, was married to Mr~ Homer Galloway, Lore City, 0 ., Hotel. in -a ceremony read at the Point Pleasant Episcopal Church at 10 Mr. Scott repreaented the loc;li a . m. last Saturday with the Rev. lodge at the meeting which was Jt'rome Rogers orfidating. held for the purpose of electing Mr. Galloway Is Lore City post chairman for the Ohio IA!gi&r ma~ter. Board of B. of R. T. aJld ' ---;:;-;:;::-;:;=.;;::::;--&hi' vke tbalrman and liter&P'-4tt• M..SING CAIRO U. A. R. UPI-A ••• plane carrylne: eltht Amerloana and one It.allan was misllnf1 and feared down today somewhere between Lu:xor on the -upper Nile and Jerusalem. Monday, tuesday et · heavy rains, the' river · continue fallir.J. , A low presaure area· north~aat from 'the Gulf of · was , respqnsible tor rainfall, 9hich was far.m ers. The rain ed during moved into Mor~ and more (ollu 4N comln1 to ue for odi.Jice on i1flpl'Otlint tMlr Ia~ through an e<UY·to.follnw Scott. Pr'rogram. Com-t In:· MY~· Oth(!r rates uli.ed are, for buai- ness,. one party, $13; two party $10.:KJ; -multi-party $10. For residence: one J)a1'tJ $7.25; two party $6.4Q; four part~ ~-50 and multi-party $6. Tbe prosecutor ~it-1 citizen• may ask the county bo.vd Of commia-Jioners to protest before tbe Pub- SMART LOOKING RECRUIT - Samuel McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell S. McKinney, 291 North First-st Middleport, receives congratulations and his Hononnan certi: flcate and engraved placque in recent ceremonies at a Recruit Graduation Review held at the U. S. Naval Trainlng Center, Great Lakes, Ill., from Commander Richard A. Markham. . lic Utilities Commiaaion the nte inereaoes being wed, at no eoot to theni.telves. He added tbat in his opinion, "It would be worthwhile to oppoSe the ir•crease." The hearing Is Kheduted for May 3, 4, 5, and 6, aecordlng to 11 official notiee received by the PJW ecutor. ------------------~----~~~New lower _prices on $C)O,tts Seed.I r·" Family or Classic, 121SO sq ftt.IU6 : , _±f 1.'4 ail:.: · • <ltS1 Ill U .WN. • • / ELBERFEL.DS- ""'*d when tbe1 told aide ·tlle deparbnent r•tda. Smith aald he know. qenll were. But 'he 11id lt eJ:tremel)' cllfll~t to fire them. They are under clvll aervice. "It'a almost u hard to convict 1 fire him,"ofthe enforcement an agent a crime aa it is :: 11ld. He was thaHIIe • Is A noticeably diAplealled report menUoning tbe ar•pevine had accldentaUy been mad_. available to reporters. "'lb.at WIID't IUJ»PPaed to there, .. be aald. LOCAL Independent Insurance Agent? "Joyoqs Easter" aeross tbe miles .. of phone, residence or buliineu, and the number on the line. For exa mple, a four party line in the Pomeroy--:diddleport area served b:r the company, would cost $:1.:10 onder the new propotJed rate. Wt-'U be slcid to pre-1crlbe th• correct ProJrqm /or your lawn:. Thun.), FLOWERTIME lilly eommimiiJ The swollen bhlt; River ported fa1Ung afl the way &o c~nati, where the water tionary early ioday. Bolrrill,l Just What EASTERTIME IS 1 County Proaecutor James Q~Brien said today people of Meigs County ha"e a ready way to protut proposed increases in telephone rates het'e by the Genera( Telephone Co. and that they should use it. The utility has applied for a general increase, based on the type Pom:i!' of·R.oute 3, Coolville, Ohio. 0. D. OPTOIIETRIST J!!all Courl Slrrol, Pomoro7 Oftl.e Boun: I to II, I to •. jCIOIO II N- Oppose Phone Hike In Rates The Ohio River crested in oy at 1:30 a.m . Sunday at 43.1 feet, according Jo Pollee C : f Jed Webster who compiled an hourly reading of the ver stages during the past lew days. · This.. was about one foot ' thJm the predicted crest. Elsewh~re,_ according to lnternaUonal, threat of any senous flooding along ·River was eased today, d~splte, widespread rainfall of the state Sunday. {• N. W COMPTON, Way Exists To "":!~~ U.Wid lbe eloek le to bold bldt wbal and /dr. Bernard is a 1956 graduate of Carthage-Troy Htgh lc Sunday;,~ssi~sippi Threatens Levees tJuoougll oaulllg lewller 1wlrlltlc ooer Pr- IDiei'MI.IOilal Att.ends B· of RT . •re expecled to mive early In the f" , m•rntna to spend tb• dar with ~~r. Co.nvention and Mrs. BUl'l Boggess. M-rs. oau Miller. Mrs. Ml<,k•,, l 1 C 1 b ; tiller and Mrs. !:arl ~mllh were n 0 Um US Parkersbu.r& yet~terday. ,Scott, Middleport, was Mils Sue Wallace it living in Columbu11 and I• presently working at a restaurant there. SINGLE CO!'Y - Water Falling All Way To Cincinnati As Rains Die 1'eekend Here Miss Stockton is a 1956 graduate of Pomeroy High Sch~ol ,... .......... ,. Ohio' Crests At 43.1 Feet there. During t h(' husme!ls sf.'ssion t~:ec­ tinn of nft1ccrs was held with Mrs. Lorai n Stern•tt M' lt~clt•d a.~ president ; :\1rs. Atcn Shain. v1cc presi- 11 ~ ~Beaut ha Pauley of Columbus left day for Norfolk, Va ., where will viait with Mn- P. F. Klein lORI, Peter and Richard. and thur Clark who is goin11 to college Sharon J Jnes, student at OU came Friday for the weekend with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Emenon Jones and family . Edw.rd Kitchen, who iB stationed at Fort Eustis. Ya., is spending a few days wlth Mr. and ~~ - Ce· cil Bradbury and other re!Rtives. Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Bltler of Cleveland were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mill• and family Thursday. They are on their way to Flurlda . Mrs. Jack Satterfield substituted Thundoy at the Middleport High School cafet~ria in the •bsence ot Mrs. Dwight Wallace who waa out of town because of lllness in her fa~~~ Colenun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman has been ill at nilht mkWte • Monday, Apr114, l960 ' Hawkins. Mra. Cedric Clark and Miss llrs. Leslit !' rice , assisted h} William Watson , enterlaine~.. the One Won One Class of lhe Pomeroy Fm;l Baptist ('burch on Thursday evening at her home, Henry Street. Prayer by Mrs. J. II. Stephenson. president, ope rwd the meeting followed w1th a med1tat1on on the words of Christ , ··cuuld yc nol watch wilh me one hou r"" which was appli ed to the Christians or · today , hy Mr~. Slcp hPnsnn . Mem· hers .answt'r<'d to roll ca ll with a Btble verse . Young Sr. NO. 298 •n<l loflllht. T-.y clwolr ...t coot ...,. ,..1" ,. .,, ..... lAW .., . , Tile ~~~....... Ar- Grapevine In LiCfUor Dept. IsKevealed i~n. Betty Gladwell of Columbus vi11ited briefly with her parent., Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker and her aon, Llrry, one day ~ 1 1i1 week . She canlc to Middleport espedally to brinK the MiSiell Lelia and Edith Hawkins here for the funeral of their brother, Charles Howard t•he J!1 Ohio: CIMidr, ......,, atndmet r•ln C~tntnl .... Nlf .......... ...,. mlllldJe 40t ............... Mike Vs. Editors the weekend here wlth relatives ¥nd friends . ~trs. Mr~ VOL week. Min Betty Lou Harris who is employed in Columbus is spending Baptist Class Meefos At Church Thursday Night df:'nt : ........., . Better Lawns Begin This Way , 1'EA111ER enttne ' .. Al\.AIITA U'l .,- I"'' f'Kio~ lot Dr. 11. T~ ,..,,. N Mill lrt a ·t.tk ""' lull illY thet ........ • Joob .....,.,. at ~..- · ­ Shop after being abt;ent due to burna received on her bands 1111 Meeting will follow the film Lor· -'T I I I'OQI.fp. . Mrs. Charles Neal bu returned t.o her employmflnt at the WafRt ain Sterrett lS chairrn.an or the refre6hmen:t committe-e Hoy Domt· .gan, president, will p.res1d~ at llhe • OIUCICLI FOR TODAY bua rectnU;,.. Mr. and Mn. Milo BICCJ IPIDt Monday in GaUlpoll 1. Mr. and Mn. Put" KelJ)' and son Jaek spent SUaday with hil mctber at Sistersville. home in Columbua. I business ~ion. Sunday morning at 9.30 I unoble derlct Sunday olternoon. atterut. ldlool - lut week due Henry Spencer wu 1n Colum.· Monday and wu kept A~ut The Men's Brotherhood of the Pomeroy Baptist Church is sponsoring a Lenten film Sunday at 7:30 p.m., which is ap- llllfml Freci<Wiet - ' D~le delr be Yoar , ~ ~~[~~~~~~~~~~~: ior , eau Youth CouneU. CSN Four Racine P111 ThrM) Meet The Candidates Thursday Services Set For Dai8y Marr nid he wanted to make the doe~ not "ditfend iatepft of any of . theae pllcea" tee ln the LueH CountY IJ'Ia. Thursday funera) BeJ'Vicea Will bi · held at 1:30 p, na. for DaiaY Gri£ fith Marr, 83, from the S)'l'leUM Methodist Cb'lfCh with burial ill Letart Falls Cemetery. . Surviving -are lheae nieW!I. Mn. Marjorie Coverdale; Mrs. llartha Mulligan. Creta NOon and Mrs. Noble Evans. aU of Colmnbua-. The Re·v. George Davis will officiate. Ewing Funeral Home is in char&e. - LoeallndepeDileDt JasuraDee Aaeney ~ SAY IT T~E t'NSWER! I WITH ·I .. F~OWERS ., · '~- ',' . ..-. ~ .~sl· - ' doni ... llltelillo- l'tidl)' elolmod May 23 Notional lo!J'ri. thM Dly lo commemor.te title 4eportul'e In !81t ol tile AIMmerchant 11hip, Savannah oil ibe llrsl ~nlc voyop by •Ill' Tooay, Plontt. tul l.lowon ,.. ..,.. 11101 wlll ,be cleUvend •Ill'· whor-e ~n town or anywMre ln Ute world. ~ ~4- .- ,,.d,· • " ' yri~r. best buy in insurance llllfOiltoecl. We Con Fu11111h Alter Flowers For Edster FRANCIS FLORIST ·POMEROY, OHIO; ' \ I ' YOUI NIICT e PRlVATE• PAII'l'Y ' . I \ .• / 'tl ' f' ' Only An lndependeft!- At•nt . ~n~;~ivli .You $o ~·~ - ,.. , '. ~l!i~"-·''T" $ult, Y~r" NN~ .. . · eUCEPTION eBANQUIT ," '!'" . • ' ~- ' ' '. POMIRO'I"'Af'l: ' Pr!YOIO ~ 10 10 1'16 t.i . :rtoPI• FRQ PARKM: Alter aP.11. wtlb , Merclwlta I.'\IHee Senke ' . . w . ' ) ' ' Kennedy Vs. 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He 61id a short time later where one third of tbe vote will sues." 11111• Kennedy aaid, fit hOpe. that peQon i ,lOcaJ TV show that he too be cast. A record turnout ol mor.e II .in lometpondenee wt$1 the tban l,lOCi,ooo iS forecaat TuesdaY'-, ple will vOte for a aq White Houae, ODd baa ·been !w Tbe ·!'Orsiltent ~~~~~ llf ... tbe ca~jdldate'• -~ .I � 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. 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. 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