https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/826a831c36837658b986a9f6826e351c.pdf fdb46648cca732a5620d4707e3e9c4d0 PDF Text Text ;:;: I " .; • "' l ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 6, 1960 .,.,...... Sen>leea · '""'""'"' . - - .... held lui . . .dar at the momma wonbip ., -:-leo ol the Pint United ('r<Obf· toriaa Cllurd> with Rev. Howml ~· allldotlq. . Tb.e meeting beganow1th a piano of h~r brcther-ln·law prelude by Mrs Em~rson Jones. tlf''s Creed g 1ven by Conme Cook Mr and Mrs. Wayne SWitber lD followed w1th group eungmg of and the Gar! scout Promtse by Su~- Pomeroy. "'Tel1 'Me the Stories of Jesus" af· anne Bradbury and Olano Crlrwell Mrs Edi&on Saker rttumta ter which Mn. Gene Harns was tht The story took !ler ml.o high hetme Mo}lday evenina: froiD IAt• narrator for the program . The nar· school and then a member of the wood, CaLH, where she hal 1pent ration bat been written by Mn.: scnwr Methodist fellowship w1th the · past three weeka asaiJUnc Nan Moore especially for the even the Joining m singmg tn the camp- with the care of her ct.uehtc", ing. ftre ctrcle by J:..vclyn Gtbbons, San· Mra. Donald A. Russell Jr., ud The story began with a mock ry Brewmgton, Barbara Covert, new '\o.n ,. Jonathan Edwar-4. bapttsm by Rev Raymond Konk Betty Covert. Sara B~chtle , D1ane Min Sara OObbs it reported to nght baptulng Brenda Smith , small McComas and Sandy SimpsoQ. Her be recovenng nicely .at Holzer daughter of Mrs. Lee Sm1th Joinmg the Sentor chrm wifs em · Hospital where she wn taken af· The haby 's entrance mto the phasi:red w1th a vocal solo by Bar ter a fall in which abe brokt ber Nursery clBII& of the churcb was bara Jones. Ihlp. algnit1ed with Beth Fu\U, Barbara Mrs Warren Davit who N• Fultz. Mary l{ra.W!ICZ)'D and Denis11 • Following her graduahoin from been a patient at Hol:r:er Hoapitll Hawl~y Nnging "Jesus Loves Me." high school r he entera collegf': and was returned to her home Monday As the Child grew- older, abe par- ~rites home to her mother of the and is improving . , ticipated In the Mother's Day pro- mfluence of the chureh on her Rev . Shirley Wooda, gram wLth recitations spoken by colleg~ hfe. Em.phuJs was ~laced tor of the Che1hire Luann f')'rn ch, Patty Harris, San· on this point With the readmg of Church viaited bt'iefb bere dra Johnson, Mary Bradbury and a. Le1ter by Mrs Jones from her friend Tuesday Mrs. Woods Ja Patty Evenon. Still a little older d•~a:hter, .s ~aron, 8 student. at OU undergo s11rgery at the the narrator told of the girl tak· Mr~- WILham Everson, m h~r Hospital in Marysville Rev. Howar-d ing pia~M leaaon• With vialon or nurses u.nllorm, gave t~e ~urt~ I someday be<:omin.~ the cbUNh M'- oath to slgni~y a profe8SIOn Ill l~fe Huntington 9fl bu•meaa g.anl1t. A plano aolo wn played by and h.er ~arrlage was stressed With Mrs Virginia Estep Glenna Sprague. · the stngmg by Mrs Newman Bur· Harold Lemley were ln"(i;m,;;i~ l~.iel~.; . Another phase of the little 11irl'6 ~=~t~~~:r~n~:dhJf:g~ere sung at Tuesday on buaine-u. . Jtfe would be her entrance hrto a Th r ti ded with th Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolld.ura"t lceren><IDW~l CllAWLERS BrownJe troop and the Brownie . .e nar a on cone1u . e who reside in the Mrs. J . E. Hat· Promi~e was given by Nancy Har· JOimn~o: of chu~c b organn:auons as ley apartment at Bryan ~~ 35t d...,n ri.a and Kathy Morgan. She was IIllO ~i~hE~~~.o~~T'le ;~~i~~e r:~;nsg plan to move into the Blattlnlik' p1clured .:~s a member of the Jun· th WSCS p a 1 a house on Butternut Avt .• fomeior choir which aan& "Happy the ? urpose. roy. After the program,. Mrs. 0 · P. Lynn Reynolds, daUJbt.tf of Home." Choir memben were JanAuthotized MaeGregor tcc Everson. Katy Morarlty, Kay Klem spoke in appreciation of t~e Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynoldl of Headquarters Ault, Charlotte Black. Marjorie mothe~ pr~~ent, Mrs. Robert Hams Morgantowu is spending tbe Wet Harns, Karen Hawley and Rachel giVen or em . with her granrtp.arentl, Mr. tlld llill ltree& Middleport Wilson. To honor the mothera, red rose Mr1 . L. E. Reynolds •and hll' •nat ~~=~~~=:r====!__T:":he~n~arr~at~lo~n~l~n~cl~u~d~ed~lh~e Apol· corsages were given to the oldest grandmother, Mrs. Margaret J'IY· . ;:: m.o ther pr!)snt, ~o,{rJ, Robert Harris, nolds . ' ~ ' ' "· , ~. . .:~ the youngest, Mrt. Burdette ; the Mr and Mrs. M. L. French re"D£-nu~(" one with the mo•t daughters, Mn. turned home Monday .afternoon William .(\ult and Mrs. Harris, and after a two weeks vacation 'n to the most recent mother, Mrs. Florida . John Krawaczyn. The corsages were Stanford Stockton of Hemlock presented by Mrs. Krawaczyn, prea- Grove viaited Tuelday ev4JIJft.l !dent o£ the Circle, llnd Mra. Ber· with Mr. and Mn, Jolin WIUOnnard Full~. vice _,resident of the Mrs. Campbell Hi.rper repoiil .. , .,.;:::;:::;:::;::.;:;;;.;:::;;;;:; =--- BASEJIALL ·GLOVE SPECIAL! .• ·,.,. . ...· ~--- ..... ....,.;:~~w ~i; J' • ; -~.-- SijW Coalf-to-Cild "1'.... aEC. u. t. '"· oa Crow's Steak House W. MAIN ST. POMEROY Jae~l ·' at. Y IH . Tile -~..· : - · · AppJ7,1960 ' . Marietta Finn Award~ Contract For .·$3,500 In By Couiteil ~~~:.~:t.·Q pl4ce and date to be announce4 llatA!r. PJ~n• wert~ Qao made t6 Arnold and _. an~d: the· 90iKl . ~id~7 aervica 1 ' • • • at .tht · Ulijted 'Meittt.:KI1st Chureb. Gloria Buck. · The (!ODae~tloo fUm to be thOWQ Arnold. to the troop at the school on B11ck and Joan April 21 by Don WiUlim• wa' discussed. Day camp waa alsO Hewet- dlscusaed and most of the girla plan to .attend. and Jem1ie ~va91- rand Becky Ebllft were unabJe ·Ri attend but will ~elve their badges at a later date. j .. ... • Church Session Plans Easter Actiyities C:hurch Sch_ool Officials Hold Monthl.y MeetinQ j:~~~~~~~~~~~~- lliAVI i!INOY ward Slmpeon, repre.enttng company, explained to his firm bUJI tas from Fuel Gas Cornpany 1nd ~UPPlier. baa failed ita rate1 ioc" firm. Thfl ,miDtmum T~ . ,Seaa_lon of the F1rst Uoit~d monthly , meetll)c , pf ~e l'n•l»-teriap C~urch met Monday leD~;;;~ schOol oflieWa ,'•dd teaCh- ~venl~;~g 111 the putor's study at tho held tueaday evenlnl, ~t chureh in Middle,port with Rev. liOWard R,Qppelt u moderator, , Sun· Rev. Ruppelt also opened the ·In ~eet.ing 'l'ith pray~. ,DurJ.ng the of Fowler was devotional meeting pJans ·were made for the tor the evening and Mfa. preparation 's'erv(ee !or tommunlon Bennett why was aasilt· to be held on 'w~nesday evf!nlng Mrs. Jame~r--Pullen,' Mrs. April 13 .at 8 p. m. iihmediatell IFowi<ir and Mrs. Paul Smart was following Senior Choir practice. · ' chatJe of the proJtam. On Thut~day evening at 7:30 the DUTinl the bWtneJB meeting church will hold Maundy Thurs. cHEC program o.r th.e eburch- day Communion Service o~~.nd on ttiscWJsed wltb the group Frida,. will join with the other that the cburehes of ·the town in Good f'rt· OllltO oc~lve dAy services. to be held at tbe Ci'lurch of Christ at 7:30. meetina: of the group MeJnberabiP' Sunday will be ob. at tbe bo~ne of Mr. Betved by the .:!horeb this eoming D. .Dileo. Sunday (Palm Sunday) and the new the meeting a det· m£mbera are to meet with the sea· W¥S. .Jervetf to tbaae alon at 7:30 p. m. Tbe Jut COm· mentwned •Jtd tJie fol· municanta Clasa wUl be hi:ld ··on Saturd!lr at 10 a; m. SIQ&rt, Anthoey, KrJ. Beuiah Mrs. Wihia Mrs. The aes8ion also confirmed tbe . Mra. Fr4DCftl BearluJ. plp.ns far ihe Eait•r Sunrise .tervlce sponsored by tbe Senior Choit to be held 1t 8:30 a. m. foUowed by a J'uit In Springfield Mr. •nd Mn. Fred l\Gsenba~m U&ht -br~akfa•t setwed by. t~ WYJ:. the weekend in · S~Ingflefd FollowiDJ the morning wonltiP tlielr IOD el1d ·dtUJhter-ta.-1aw serviee a coffee hour wilJ be held •tao, , Mn. Jack Roaenba1:1m by th• Atlendln& the $e1Sion meet.iha: ~toaerm.um, , ·lt'lnd· were Hubert TJ-ylor, Mra. !1oyd Fted :Roaenbaum'a Carmack, ·lif:ra. Arthur Lewis, Mn. at the cOnfirmaUon E. 0. Tewkabary, Mrs. James Har· St. Bernard, Church ley, Lewls Sauer, Jr., Harold Sauer, J. H. Grate ·and Rev. Ruppelt. Dtw. HI'"" <Oimeif ,....bll~ ._.,,} ............,. Tt.. forrntr ~leport hiJh ............... to .... - "'Mr. """ ""'- c-tm Jtlll4y, Nodh Fourth St., and ,..w., wHh 'hft wlh ~M oM d1ild in MW. tll,..rt. ll~:~J~i~~:~:?.·on~d~~~l~Q~or.•ld . ,. In Athens Children Ask $386,000 In Damage ACti•on DETROtT UPI-A $3Sij,I)OO damage suit en behtlf of three •th Obi ~ ent, o, orphaned a car ttaah Wedne• court here. defendants Inkster, Ink Co., which him al(d Aaron E. Roa Chicago .ear rental ageot whom the SaDford firm Ltutzenhelser'a ear. headon colliaton laat D\!:C30 tJUed WUUam I). Laah, 28, Athens, Oblo, and bis wile, Pab'lcla. The owl was llled lor their , School Trousen cblldren ~ JUI, 4, .\lldrew, 3, and Bf)'an, 1, who are uow Uovlng wltb relative• in New v~)ri:. aster ' ' warned dikes bact the Misaiasippi were dangeroual,y soft ud could give way unless the riwr level began to drop In the QuinCy area. Downstlum, some ·flooding wu expected at the confluence of the Mi.-.s.lssJppJ and .Missouri J:ivers near St. Louis. A crest of 34-5 feet was pred~ted at fit. LouiJ lor next Monday. F1ood stage la 10 fef!l. Tbe chief ot po1iee, Col. Ter· blanebe, repOrted the aituation inside tbe compound "very tense." He declined to give details . N..Uves reached by telephone tency. inside ' Yyanga told United PrtN Mr. Harrell was a~ompanied hol'<l by Donald S. Thompaon, lint InterDJtional that a new WIVe of police beatings had erupted. . vice president of the Cleveland fj. I oaocial institution. Both vi&lton lr<l•ab:le was ex~· as , _ Introduced -by LiOb ~1uKJoj MA. N ARRIITED fklbJtetter, program cbairma';, sues~re Theodore T. lu;;;t~d · White, Midd1eport, wu of lowlands would I~~:,; Sr., and Paul Smart, intro- 1• last night for lntoxlcaby the swollen Missl$· I( alao by ,Mr. Hobstetd!r; Lion wiD be given a hearjng Shain, attending for the Ilrat tonight before Mayor Kenneth Meti lte Elhinney, Chief Herbert Gilkey days of floods in the 1 glh" me a r a en -v illness, and reported today. west already . have inundated Allen c. mn, a guest of Lion Jobn ....:.:..:..:.:..:..:..:.:.:::.:__ _ _ __ __:::::_::::::~:_:::::.::__::::::~~ c. Bacon. ------- ~~s:me!u:: Car smashed u'p In Collis•"on On. Route 689 Patrol reported on Route 689 ia which one car and 1i .. ) .. ~ ..,.: . ' ., ' ' at state Offidal!l aald here picked up uytlme, be aet out u aion Rl pouibJe. 'f.be treea were"'dut April 15, but 'ar· rived today. "' rOIIOIJo\', .,aro .. • . ! .' Not ~ . - ,.....;... ............ ~~vamps Bruce Stalnaker hal. been added to the cut ot Ute 1880 ''VarteUes" to be preeenttd by the Pomeroy HI&~ School In t\Oo atalldo tonl&ht and tmnorrow ntshl. He II to Bin& "We're Goana MO~." "ODDSAG~ TOIIO)ROW". · ·t hat ' Sh.U, WintOn .jlmy BeloiOI!tO, .. AprUOf~961 in ·_ th.~ .. . -Heatd contracta read· wltb &cine Fire Dept. to handle wmt.&, ind with-; Robdt' HodJICh h!o A:ug. 20' · Satllrila1 . •nl&ht '.' N: • ..,.. """ .... ,,_ . ........ w .., !lie lorMo.. ...,... .. """' fo""' ., !tonto ~ .' ' "' ... --• . ., ' . ' .. ~ ' I'OIIsbld coiton, ·lledtord cords iDd ~w W.~e· e6fded. .... • • • • ' > ,, " • • • • ' ~- · Ivy J.,eogue styles ali4 CO!IIbieiltal styles with . Fr~Uw pocuts. ¥~ ~1\ !~:~ ~ oilier tityl!=s- . and®Ueae:.zt ' sit w,lllt'-~· . ., ·. I and B.EM~~n -. .. ' ·- ~"t '!'i '· On the mined banks, men uaing planting bars will set out black loeu•t. tuUp poplar, red oat, wbite oak, ash and maple treea. . Six. plarltlng machines will be by ere_ws to plant white pine, lear pine, red pine, silver and bald eypress on the unlands. At or this year'a plant. :;~;~·d~d:itino~in to regular inp, the company will have ll,Ml plaiJtin,ss nf . vuioua acrea of tree plantations. made by the com· cooperation with ·state and reaeareh stations. Starts 2 D d e8810D Source of the seedllnes is the Entry Foreclosure Ohio Divialon of Forestry NurserThe grand jury will be in &el· ics and labor for the project ls sion tomorrow to eon&ider oea&ea aupplied by the Dunzweiler Conthat have been eertifil!d to u by struetion Co., of Zanesville. the lower courta, an entry in the , Ohio Power'& reclamation proclerk of courts offlee reveal•·j gr.m ia under the dltec!tion of This will be the second session John J. Reiser, syrtem assistant for the gr&Jtd Jury for this term manager of the Right-of-Way & or court. . Rea1 Eatate Del)t. I. ,...niJJil•·l or I 1· Mareb. ·'Jbe rJports oa iobl, income, aalea and production, to be re. l.fased In about 10 d1ya, are ex· peeled to show little improvemftt apd posaibly some dipa. Unuaually cold and anowy \lfeatber lut montn is responsible, actording to tbe nperts. 'l'beJ a11o ;::.~:.dowm in oteel and auto .at one o'clnt!k Friday for son of Hr. and Mrs. uarrtaonrille RD, away laat night at the H01pital. The infant fa aurvJved bJ tbe parents lDd aix brothers u4 1iltet1• Rev. Thoma will offj., ciate at tlae tenriees with bW'lal in tbe Carleton Cemetery. Frienda will be retfived at the Bigony Funeral Home in Alblny after Bi1. o'clock tbJJ eveninJ. weber Filed In Court Here AD entey ot forecl01ure has been filed . in tlle clerk of court's office in the Q8e of the Pomeroy ational Bank, Rutland Branch. versus Clyde aDd Helen King. The pl.alntiff ia seeking reeov· ery of $2,48f.80 from the fendanta. ae- . . To Cost Ohio rupayers-·$400,000 ~~ ~ua~ Spruce-UpOf State's Highways Its ~prmg cleamng time agam on Ohio's blgbwa~s- Plans 1 ym. During 18llll, roata mounted for the al)llual war against roadside traah are now bemg read- to $389,000 llT!IItb' lor laOO.. ied by the Ohio Department of Highways. · In some portions of the state, wm be :; UPI - Gmem· prediekd toda1 lbere will be litth; 1o ebeer about in their reports on bwiinea ·in Ohio Power Co., whlcll annually conducts the largest indl, WiD Be 011 Friday operation in Ohio, bas announced it will FUneral ~erv~a wUI bel beld set and a half tree seedlings in strip mine HarriSOQvllle Presbyterian An antlc~Pated $400,000 apent in .plckJng up a vast assort- • , Ideal for men ud yotllig me11 . Ill, wear to high •!dl<iol · Olltld•• '" """" ....... +1::t·;~:J~== $t95 to ~.95 spring:_, ,, ' l Clar· RD 1 ha• Galli· poUs munlclpal court on a charge or ' bavllll no muffler. He is to -appear Saturday. Joseph Paul Drummond, 28, Addison, waa fined $10 and llosta yea:terday in munlci~i.l court for speeding. W~HINGTON men~ eeonomista vidual tree ·s • ' ·. Little Cht:er Predicted In March Reports ·Obi. 0 power company Will set Out Nearly 1,500,000 Trees Servi-eeo-Fo-rw-an-t I ADDI!o TO ·Wt fHUiliOAY 11M PRIOAY flirt '• Nciea•Ur . .....n ...,lo,.....m wtth Karr & Van Z.ndt (Coofitloe, Ol<lo- for Jill s.ervi~ 6a~ al8o been ed from p to $2.50. Mens and Young Mens " SINGLE COl'Y - Dt.ir~.Qc the meetlDI, plana well Reel Anchor j. Are. Raeiri o Resurface Village Str~~. ,. ,. Council Votes Hike· In Residence Gas:; wzy In the\ e - - ... hor-.............. Ij~.~~~~~~Pf.ou,~l. New shoes • ami made f-or 1 rwnmaa:e ale, the . that her fatber baf returned to hit Fred ho01e fr~ ! 'lobe Meigs G~neral H~pltpal •tad· t~ convaleiiCIDIJ nicety: Mrs. Ro~rt ~rkey, hfol'J" dJr• ector at R1o Grand' CoPeft returned to Rio Grande SuncUt)' tf· ter a week.'s vacaUon wit.. btr sister, Mrs. C. A. Polnd~¥'tet­ !olt IIMr ,.. • 10011 clinner, badge Wen made by Mrs. 100al Healtb ana Birda were pr• Tbe: pre~entation aented to Sutauna Arnold and o01remony opened )With the Girl Home Gardener, Cook and FirSt and promiJe. Aid badeea to RuUl Ann Bailey prel!lented -,ere: Yolk and a Pen Pal badge to Susie Anita CoUi.ns, S11a.utna Tracy. Gloria ·auc:t, lluth ADn r..ouaruia Lea{l&l'd, Ktthy Firat clus bad•e• "7f'etfl preJoyce Evana, Jane Evan~, eented tq Linda Sauvage, Gloria Jennie Evald, Patty Buck and Joan Hewetaoa and Sauv.t.Cf', Li.nda membenhip p1M. to each girl and Su1ie Tracy, BectJ Eblin, tbe commit~e for ' lalt ' year Mrt. Spencer, SUJ411 Dixon, Merlin Traey, Wilbur Bailey and A,nn Bauer, Sand:; Gllmore, )lr. and Mrs. Lawrence Leonard Heweteon and MarilYn Mooro and Mrs Maxine 1\rnold.• Year · pin1 were givea to Mrs. Moore, Tbe Rambler: Olor~ Bud'. Jen· Mrs. William Collin• and Mrl. ~ Evans, Joan Hewetlon, Linda ger Spencer. Lin4a Smith, I~ Debra Bpen~r. Susan The committe for this year Polly Ann Bauer, Sandy were introdut:ed and included Mrs. Arnold, chaiJ man, Mrs. Ju· and Beck')' Eblin. Evans, Debra tiua SauYige and Mr. and Mn. Joyce the ocene of tile celebration l)iJ.on, Polly Jos.eph Fields. Mrs. Herbert Dix.oo !bird annlversary tl)is forthGilmore, olen· and Mra. Roger Spencer will to an annOIIIIcement ·made HewetiOa. serve aa leaders for the cardinal Ev<1.., De- patr-ol •nd Mrs. DW>I• waa preaented • Scout pin. . THE SPoRTS CENTER &roup. At the concllUIIon of'the evening, cook lea, coffee, mlatl and soft drinks were served frcm tables decorated with sprmg flOWe£11 M'rs. Jaek Bechtle prcs1ded at t~e silver Ml"o'ice :Mr:~., James Brewington was the wanner of the door prbe. an arrangement of yellow daffodils , Futur~ plans for the Eleanor Ci r· cle include the selling of ti ckets for an operetta which wiLl be pre· s.ented &t Che&hlre High S.chool by Merlyn Roas. _,len. 41itn.... ,..,.,..,. ' ........, To Hold Recqrd Hop School Saturday Night Will ~l"'flo,t • I'OitT WOilTH, T-. •\IP ........ - ''"' ~ldli.~ flntl ,lho h-!1\!11' .... I · Fnl¢ Lewil. " ''The 6i-'otelt ' i · Toot. Serisltltlii , : · In~ ·Sondwlch" - was observed with a poUuck dinner at 6:30 the Girl Scouts of Troop Six at the SallBbury the dinner the HaUelulAh Grace waa SUIIJ ~~r';:~!n~~g~ -~·~t~~~\~~;,::;~1 •( OIUCKLE FOR ToDAY Girl Scouts Observe Family Nigbt At Salisbury School With Dinner M?nday h IIIIDDtl MOUDA.PIII':f A special program which deP.icted the poS5ible hfe story of a girl Dorn to a Methodist famtly from blrth to adulthood was ~ lldallta t.ptbed were Brian presented Tuesday evening when the Eleanor Crrcle of ~he Mn. Francia Andenon wbo UIJ· Heath Methodist Church held their Mother-Daughter meetmg So Lt..U, dauel:lter of Mr. and Mra. at tb.e church. and 11 recuperati~ at {=-=-hre:!.~Vat= ' ' -~ . Around And About Middleport Heath Methodist Eleanor Circle Gives Special Program At Tuesday Meeting . ~ • meht ot rubbish tossed from cara since last summer's clean up. Armiea of highway maintenance wOTker.s will spend approximately two months ~CC~urins the right·of· wa'1_ alOfll aU major routes eol· lecting' paperS, tin ean1, ~ttles and otber WUiigbtl)' · objectl by hand. J. W. cent yean, the nault of everhigher 'trsffle wJumes and in· creas~ng Cll'elesanesl on tb~ part of dr1vers. Offleia1a. are consider in~ an. inteuive edu.cational campa1gn m an attempt to duplicat(l the ,reeord of 1~ WheJJ st.t.ltewide anti·litte~ publicity sflced the budget to leta than $27Q- the Department has iDatalted· refuse barrels at Jntenaf4: ot 20 to 25 miles along beavily tr.· velcd routes. Some loca~ garden clubs and service organhatl01l8 distribute: litter 'pags, eOCGura&fnJ every motorJat to keep pape.fl and bottles lnllde his •iltomobl18 instead of flinging tbe~ ,aUt tile window. The tal<• laton vides -.. . ' �• • 2.--1)aliy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddleport, o., April7, 1960 fHE DAILY wm~~entating Kditorially HISTORY Meigs County .'Dae..D,fd. M.tNi.ckeles we have P,. feeord of in this 3ection were · Jaml!i.s Alexander McNickles ed bis w~e s.tah Arbs tbe)' came from \he we.~rn part of Pen~YI­ vauia,"' to .f.etart township, Me1gs CO\lnty. Ohle, tn 1857. They set.tJed on what became the Me Nickle homstead .. about one nulc .-~st of PlanJs, Ohio. . \ Mr. McNickle did DOt bulid ·this bovse but bought the farm ' ' ,.ncl ho~u1e (rom Josf"ph R1tctde Mrs. McNickle took sick on th(' journey to her new home and enly lived aboUt one week afler reaching it. She ia bLlried 1n the Wolf ~eter)' at Plants, her husband is buried bY h.er side. (Toadl marned Alice Shanes, Bel le married Grover Wolf, Rush married Vetrica Roush, Ad1th n,arr!ed oenn1s F . Sayre, Minnie marrted Edgar Sayre, Melt mll'· ned Blanche Balser. Marshall married Ethel Adams daughter of Job Adams, Jennie, Lillian. Leona and Helen. Harvev married May Two daUghter Blanche, To eommemorate National lJb- of the belt aellen: 1 "The Status Seeken'' b v rary Week, April I lhro~ April t, "Tbe Enemy Within" by Robert Paetud. "In our great d.e~oc.rance ~t,!:;~;!w ~~e: ~m~rial ~ Kennedyk' , "l"uclnatiqg re~rt of h.unevetl!eell ... ~~· .."""'"" . -<-'-ily· ....- . . .. ' of the ~"":""" ' "\7.~-.-~ lo.'1'2iii ' -··"'~1 mitttie, ""~ ,take' ·<;U,&~ oi• ~-~ ' _.toquately. ,op;· 1!1': on ~ ~·This poll!f,!!' -.~irllW!!trateit.y'Uie fact ¥ .dllflni the ~~ ~ .roo;06o claslroc)nl8 hove been ~ In the lll!i!Od Shuler. Gladys are Herbert married Fannie Slaughter. Onr son. Homer. mailit.ail1lng \11\t adequately OUr MIDDLESW i\RTH F AMI LV Tunis Middleswarlh had three sons William, Cl-ark .and James. lD order to .Umulate reading 1 (I ye_~- All about Wub- and breau otatemen and/or poJi . ticlaru and preaurnably makea tbe goverpment run." .. Tbe Longeat Day" by ComeUUJ Ryan. "A spellbinding aceount of D-Day. My most luting impression FOOD MART atUPON MINUTE STEAKS lb. 69ff . wu of the bravery or tbe para- troopen. A good book for a gradu· WITH THIS COUroN BACON ENDS 1!4use 61bs.$1. R 2 lbs. 49~ Ll • EGGS CMOPS IIIB CVTS lb. 43~ 3dos.$1·29 BOLOGNA 31bs. $1·00 " • ation gift or for a Father's Day present." "The Strategy of Peace" by Senator Jo.hn F .. Kennedy. "Speeches on fo~tgn policy, defense, national aecur1ty and leading domestic iasuea. by the front-running Democratic car.dldate for the presidential nominatJon. A must for the would-be well informed cltiun "P~r No More" Jty Jlobert Ruark: ;.. well written, eaay readina: aovel by tbe new•paper eolumnlst. All or the uaual ingredients for a best seller inclwiing, of eourae sex. Tbe main character Ia 10 bopping In and out of bed t)yt it'• bard to fieure where tbr time came from to make all thoue bJl- buaY ·ASST. MIXED Ill The lions. · "Once Upon A D~am" by Patti Pqe. "For teenagers. A penonal cbat with Patti Page that I think moat will enjoy and from which a few mi.a:ht even derive some benefit ." • • 21bs-15~ - ' TURNIPS • • ..... 31bs.29~ Ia ParterabUlJ SaturdaJ on Mr. and Mra. Oscar Henry an4 Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Don QutBeD.berry and family, MiddleJIOrt, motored to Columb\11 Sund•t to \ltait fdr. and Mrf. Clarence Ward .-n4 lUMBO P.\IJCAL ux•- ._, · and died in Antiquity. William married lubell~ Wolfe .and went west allo hill brothers James arid Gabriel. Tll'ey hved ried Juha Alexander, AdAlia marricd Harrison Parr, Ama.,. mar· ' ~d Qenrge Cooper, Hannah mar~tid W 0 WHkln50n. and (!led In the west. Ceorge and Amaoda Cooper. After thv death or hill fir.~t Tl'leir children Alke marr.led a wife, [)at!!~', Chnrlt~!f MeNick\c West. Adelia married W11Uam marrlt'd Sanl)tna Osborn, widow of Petrel, Al_rrcd never married, le•· Georg 1• Oshorn. sle, Gtorge and Charlea all died Dt>\Huh'!i childrf"n : Lorrnzo younG. A ....... w• 'IIIII lif ~ 4alr a\ ........... Ill bJ lbe ~.u.all loeloll f HarrliOft•IIW.' • .atce •Ml6c!tiiilhome-m-adet biked •JoodS WIU ~e i ~ offered. • . WoM .$uPPII . Tbe WSCS ill\ lh• Letart Foils '------- CELERY • .• bunch 19¢ WINESAJ'IJ or ROMES daq;hter. . : APPLES 3 1bs-39c Jeweler bunchl5~ Onion Plants Mason County Farm Bureau Discusses Drive Methodlit Cburtb' .will ser\le • ham supper April 1' b.eeinning at & p. m. it Ul annou~. Blunt Words Answer Reds' Sharp Attack Back m thlll capital city 20 years after he rlrBl anlved here 1111 a l1llle·known brlj.~adl er general eACaplng from German · o~cupied france. dt• Ga ulle wtu given 11 paJl•antry - rich rDYlli welcqmc. lt was his Urlt \'is1t since the war and de Gaulle v. urc hls [ormcr rank. '1'\e iaat1 ) iml tt hnd been dif~eHnt. 'Then:' he rame unkn own and unhalled . · ten novelm PRICE BUSTERS PO ' "~d · :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~§'~§;§:.=:~~~~~~·------=-111nJtoD and maneuvertn1 polJUea and the . the-.cense thatbehind· make• or :LONDON UJll - Frenl'h Pre.11i · dent Charles dr. Caulle donned the old rpnk or hi11 warttmc Free French cQI11tnand and returnl,d. to his rormei- hi-<~dquarh•rs tod1.1y 'witO a wekome fit ror a king. "ndel Castro" by Julel DuBoi• Board often a brlet' review of each tory in Cuba" William married Helen William- son. T~1r childre n Nettie married Jesse rnan'led Their children John married Van Mc-Dade, George Crow, Lucy married War~ Maney R1chardson, Willlurn m.arrled Isabelle Wolf, Mary marned die Ml'Dada. They had one dall· M.eU Wolfe, .lamc1, Gabriel _ and g'hter, Helen who married Col. Delilah never m.arrll'd, Jane mar· George Bush. One dtu&hter Jane. Unnle married Leash Price ried John S1pes. and Jived in the west. Clark mar~ied Florence Will· John McNicki~s returned to Penns)·lvania and married Nancy iarryon. , Ri cbnrd!iOU, near Kitlanmg, Pa . Jame& hoad one daughter Eallle They then returned lo the Mc- who married David Alexander, Nickle hom~?stead . Their children (his second wife.) 'Sirah Catberine (Sadie) married Edward f~ hapman , Guy ne\·er marHOPKINS FAMILY ried Clarence man·ied Louise ln lhe names of the early set· Bur;i FlOyd marm•d Mildred ..i-"'·, R•IJllt married Nancy Wil tiers of Letart TownsMp we find Q... ,.... the name Tltoma.a D. Hopkins son from Kentucky, Charles mar- and hii wife, Eliubeth. Mr. Hop!'ied Dais)' WIIGner . One BO n , dy - kms died November 24, 1863, rand '1ng In Infancy. William mamed Til Mallie Fry. Children Olive, Rulh, h1s wile January 4, 1956. ey Rub~· .. Violt'1, William, Howard BI'C both burled In Letart Falla marrit•d Ida l'olnwr. One ~:~on cemetery. Their children Thomas maJTI'Jd Paul. Mary and Mel\ Wolfe, live11 Harriet .Hayman, Dav1·d o . mtr· th~re ~ durinJ National Ubrary Week, Mrs. "Good background book for .,; ~ an Coi\SeJlt" by Allen Geer&e Thayer of tbe Library undentandin& of the cWTent hil- Drury. 6~8 page• 9f the beat writ- SLi'-• 7l,f00 aiOJlf· U: ""' 'tichool :ylll1' <>f • ., ' . .._,. States d 1957-58 ... It Is o.. oll\!o ,tl)al __ .. ~ locll communities doile excellent job and William the researchers maintain pu on e wor mp of the McClellan five diltlnet clusee of society See I e1ves 10 boob from the cur- Committee. Facti that shock and if )'OU aaree .nd in which ·clau rent belt seller U.t. naUJeate. you qualify " Itt b "During the pooot .(l."e yaara, the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Commltt.., : has held many days of ltearln-gs on 1illls· w)lle~ would provid~ Fed~nl aitd• Wthe Sti,~s for the construction of ~~}l!?~· A:'!'! ye.t, tb~e By Wolt..r 1!. ~ MtNICKLE F.\MILY In New Haven April3-9 With 10 New Volumes , Jackson Banker Wouldn't Agrte OF • Nation~ Libr~_ Week Commemorated Here .. SENTIHE4 - Jon today It WiU 9i!Jtt 'Only I Social Events In ~OW! eire• Order Easter Flowers ~yUy balanced dtaarmament agt~e· mCnt thal safeguard• Its own se- aherry G. Wtnr e. A. mtne (Cornwall) 1'. Orienta\ nun• 8. Title of reapeet 9 . Struck repe&\A!diY U. JniCrlptlon lT. Antiquated u . Itallan rtvor 2~ M01t pall\fUI U . Pla.ee bf worahlp ~s. ••ot '"''" 24.1hHP'I ory If )ll(hett Ytfttrf.,.• A•••" tO. Olrl'a nlc'k. SD. Paradtu note na.mo ' '· "-' ln4101 <abbr.) -41. Cover, .. oUT OORY TANK EXPLOSION FATAL MIAMI UPI - One man . COFFEE was killed and three Injured Wedne• day when a steam condensk tank aboard tbe 5331-foot Norwegian tanker ~mla 89c explo¢ed. FRESH VEGE'i'ABLESf New Pole Ieana -New Pod Peas New ,florida Red Potatoes New Texas cGbboge New Texas GNen. Onions UnltM PNaa ln..rMtl..,..l \ Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. On thta day tn hiltorY: In mo. Ensllsh poet Word'1wort~ lb.can49c INSTANT The moon Is approaching ita pbaae. mornln& tJtal'l are Mercury 27, Q"ldo'l ·~£w.r. · omo MAXWELL HOUSE ~a more to follow Jn 186Q.. 2G. F.ellow . (elanrl WINE " COFFEE - Today Ia Thuuday April 1, the ninty.et&hth day or the year, with & llld VACUUM PACKED YESTI4:RYEAR I Deprtv,l!, BEER It's Unbelievable AND -4. P.ort an4 I !Yo SJMON'S MKT. . . CLOSED THURSDAYS AT NOON l'urity. U S. Dcloglite Fredrick M. Eaton mude the statement nt a two-hCIUr and 20-rumute seasion ot the 'tO-nation disarmament conference, one o[ thr Jonaest aince the. group convened Merch 11). Eatnn sald tlte United States would not !iign any aJrecment that ~t'opa.rdlz~d Amcr)~lfl .lleeur- CROSSWORD omo MIDDLI!PQRT, SELF SEBVIC:!E Buckwheat Among the very earliest, three memben or lhe Arum' family 1how aome atrlktne resemblanc~ta. both In leaf and flower form. Perhaps the very earliest II the roetld, or foul-Smelling, -Skunk !ty 1 , , Jt!aton Wll.!l replyin~ to 'I shJrp Cabbage. First, appears the yel· stlack on the Wefl~ and the Un"cd lowtsh or brownish spadix sur· SIBil'S in purticular deJh·ered ·rounded by .reddish-brown spathe dn~· hy Soviet Delegate Valerian .Inclosed ln.·"'i Jleahy round of leavr:s . At tint tht leiYe& tre ' Thi• Umc he wn' mot by Queen Zorln . EHtabcth, Prince Philip, PrJnccsa Mr. and Mra. Harvey Ertewlne Mar.,urft ai'ltl other meml>t'n of and Jnctta vi~Jited hia11ililter&., Mrs . lhe royal romU)', as well aa by l'aul Ucnnetl and 'Mrs. Howard )lr.lme Minister ~arohl Macmillan ' Carder, Pt . Pleaaant, Sunday. l\ld leader& of, the government. • • • of Open Evenings Til 7:30 ·cEN}:VA UPI - Tllc Unltod Statca bluntly told the Soviet U• Optometrist MILL STREET was born. ,I ..... 'I 8S.Aln- In4WI• I I sa.whuetroat J' •' • II•! . •? n . •l .t· ' ' •• ., . • '' . '-T·: eAR ' : FINE SELECTION OF EASTER CANDlES Chocolate Bunnies- l!ggs - . Filled En• EASTER CARI)S ,.c',~;;.(,·. .·. ·- -"",, ,.. ... ' c ' I • .. LUa;: Boy (' : favora!Jle ·deala , co. 14 lb. ' · Buckel 59~ ' CAN GOODS . 'WE' ' Peas-:- Hominy " •• \ SHO.RTEt-~ING 3lb. 69~ •' ~- •;;' ~. SWJflfNINU OLEO·~~ ~T~· 49clARD FILLED ' ' ... ,l. . . Candy Ban 50 lb. $2·59 10 for 39~ NOVELTIES. Euler Graos Aad All The !lema Needed ToFW Your BUkel Butter'Bea_ns · , Pinto B.eans · ~avyBeons Spaghetti · Por~ & B111ns .' . 10,cans99t ' . .". . ' " MEAT BUYS! • !lfoiOKED a. IOWL BACON !Ie NJ!iCK BONES 111< lb. ·~RK SLICED ' . a. PORK LiVER ·,_ - Ht I!I!F LIVER . . . 31e IKINLISS a. WIENI!RS . ! lb. 1N1c He . SLICED ~. , PQRK STEAK , .•• 41e.-Ut. ,. CoMtr Cut, Llilfo1 fO~ CHOPS ' . ,j • �. • ·n thers Beat Jackets··14-0 In . S~ason Opener Early (Gus) Wynn Gives Notice He's Ready For 39th birthd<ly latt January . for Cleveland 's 10-9 \'Jctory over Wilh 271' vlctories already in the the Ch1eago Cubs; D1ck Scho.till, "hard rock '' Wynn is !our tn· field's IUlh-inmng !lingle drove m ump~ ahead of Milwaukea·s War· Pittsburgh's wmnmg tally in a 7-tl l'E'n Spahn for top honors among di:ctsion over Philadelphia; Stan Th~ Jac~et.r J>aWl)' (Boone) Htncurrently acll\'e hurl"rs and he ~usial 's homer led the Cards to dy, with leak} ~qpport afield, ~aw knows that another btg: year will a 13-10 victory over Boston; :;.nd 11 fl.llli cross ~ Pl•U! });y· t}le t!me put him within arm'i reach of that Roger Marh;' 11th-inning . single two were out In the_ fh'tt tnwne. "300 club " aav~ tht' Yankees a 4·3 Win OVt'r To~ Ande:rsol), Jumor -~UthPaw, "'heved ham, pve. up f1 ruq scorOnly six modern hurlen are Baltnnure In& single to Gary ~re. tt!en got membua of that dub and they ~· II••! Jo~ Terry Kn,ght oq. a roller to end are all Hall of Fame lmlolortab.san Junes. the G1ants 21-game the Inning. Cy YounG , Walter Johnson, Chns- wmnt'r. was blasted for S('Ven r~ns ty Mathewson (irover Cleveland m the Dodgers' v1ctory 1ncludmK Alex,11.nder Eddte Plank and l.efly homers by Wally Moon and John "I'd Ilk• .,.rrnisston to remove Grove. ' Uoseboro and six walks. Willie Mr· th• 1pik" from my ahoeet'' Only three more wins will put Covey'!! three-run homer led the Wynn m the :"ttu. 7 alot among !G;t";;"~~·;'~·~~:':;u,tile counter-attaek . modern pitc hers. just ahead uf blast orr ruokie Dave the 273 wms by former Yankee 1 ll!RVt> Milwaukee it's' ~tar Charley Ruffing. firth straight victory and made St:attan f!:our Hits Bob Rush the winner in relief. . AlJGUSTA, Go. UPI - The wynn, who eompla.ined of a gout Frank Torre also homered for the .worki'4 mastera of the falrways attack just last weekend, WillS a Braves. the first 1fta:it out today -_fter pain in the neck Cor the Ti&ers Ol 1 's major golf title• - the Lou Johnson and •Ernie ·Banks as he St:attered four 1ingles over hit homcn for the Cubs, but Athens, led by Bob Norris's three M __ with ArQold Palmer his IM!ven inninas. Two of the De· Ciev@land rallied for five runs in hits and two runs, beat WelJston . tbe be:tting choice aod . Sammy troit hitters were quickly erased the laat half of the nioth. includ- 5-2 Wednesday for the Bulldog.' 'SneHI and Ben HOlan· and teRti· 1n double play11. A two·run Chiea· ing Hale 's three-run double that first SEOAL (northern division) mental favoritfJ. EVERY go rally in 'be fiflh mniag on rolled under the fenll!e, and the baseball victory of the season. A 1field of &4-17 ama.teura and Oene Freese's single, i~innie i . ld 6'7 P1()fetllonab -- wli ~SCheduled . 1 winning run was walked across SUNDAY AFTERNOON oso's double and AI Smith's l..erthander Charles Bur"1Je to te• off it 10 a. m. u .t. over lhe by pitcher Moe Drabowsky. , fri•ls 1 p.m. - ltace1 2 p.m. ble enabled Wynn to turn over a went all thr way for Athena, al- l,9"" ~ A t N li 1 11 lowing five hits. Joe Collins went ~ya.-~~,~ u'ua a a ona go eModified eSportsmen 2-0 lead to )<"'rank Baumann, who Pittsburgh committed four er. - Well 8ton perml1· course with fa1r ~nd mil~ weather •Striobly StocK. allowed two hits and no runs in rors that led to five unearned t he d Is1ance lor forecast the lut two innings. Frfnk Lary Phillies runs but pulled the game tmg eight h.its. Jon Hendera~U, By d~sk on SUtlday- b\'!Cri''g This ..,_.Y 35 Lap went tbe route for Detroit and lost out when Schofield's third hit ot for the \o~rs, had three safat1e1. playoff _ one · or them DUNCAN TIOPHY RACE deaplte allowing only four hits. the ume in the lOth inning scored At~ens plays at Lancaater the green jacket· wlilil~c~ht!~i'>~?~~: In other exhibition games, Los pinch-runner Joe Christopher from day. m a non-league &~me. G~lll· one of tbe mo.i I? AniJeles mauled San Francisco, ~econd. polis goes 1.? South Pomt ltJ4Ught plonahlps In the game. 1•·10, in their fint meetin1 this after .11eelnlil 1ts track team so down The Yankees finally won two 72Ih to 17Ih at South Point la1t year; Stan Lopata's 12th innina: 0 gan'l:efl In a row for the first lime homer gave Milwaukee a 3·2 win ni,hl Itt. 2 Parker...,,.., W. Va. (.\Yer Cincinnati; Bob Hale's ninth- this !Ieason when Marls blosted a Lme amre: · Inning doublt" cleared the base11 lonljl drive to right that easily Athens 130 5 8 scored Cleti.ll Boyer from third. Wellston 001 010 0-~ I ('l,.,., Duke Maas arid Eli Grba pltl'hed Athem : Burnfield and ·Bennett. Ma~h hitleeB relief for five innlnga to W~lston : Collins snd Ramsey, Itt the atage for the win . MU1ia1 says he haa trouble seeMIAMI BE-'CH, Fl•. UP!-Fo""· in& the ball In the -bright Arizona Naming Hurth Called er heavywei.Jtht ~ft~pJon Rocky t'.lnlio:ht, but hl!l doubled and Marciano summed ·tCup perfectly FEATURING WHITJY . BAND . acared in the seventh inning and ~nother 'Mil8tone' in discuul,ng Wedne!lday ftitht's NEW YORK UPI Thio! namJD& amaahed a grand-slam homer in Charles A. Hurth, former ~resi· tO-round natlona&lf•te~evlsed fight th6 etrhth to pace tile Cudi'nals' of dent of the Southern Association, between welterwe11bta Gale Ker· victory. Carl Sawatskl and Leon aH general manager of the New win MKl Jay ~llmer, whi(!h ended Wagner also homered for St. York entry in the Continental in a draw. Louis. "Kerwin wa1 more aa:lresive," Leofue today wa.11 hailed aR another "ml CRtone" for basketball's pro· 11aid Marciano, w~o refeyeed the TO SIGN PACT conest held in. the swank FounGENEVA UPI- 1-feavyweight posed third major league. talnebleau Hotel:a grand b'llroom. ~~!!!l!!I!!~~~~,.,~~""!~~~~~~~~~~~,J. champion Ingemar Johans~on Although the New York fran- " But Fullmer lander more puns.ald Wednesday he will tly to t·hise-holders still are sweating ches." ~ew York some time next w~>£-k oul plans for a new stadium, they Marciano scored it 98-98 for to sign a contract for a return announced the scleetion or Hurth each tighter under the 16-poinl· match with Floyd Patterson on a!l the club's general manager at must system. Judie ·Barry Pearl · June Johansson has lined up a pre.u eonlerence Wedne•day·. man favored Fullmer, 9'7-95, but F Do ld .M,. 1 ,ifr~nt, .. a New Yorii:J1JudJJ~ Dave Feld had . K~rwin in bro ltr, 1• waa nluncd president ot 1r~t. 9B.D5. United ~'¥ie~~f¥t· the earn . 'llonal .acored it (NJ. ~ for , mprt 'Palmer Choice In Masters On Augusta Greens . Burnfield Picks Up First Win For Bulldogs "'!· OHIO VALLEY SPEEDWAY ooo DANCE IJB¥f'f """ M'arttano.Foli'Jl · d Ft'al.t Pe..z,...,· 5"& Draw !ktaare and Reuad Ev•ry Thursdoy Night 9 til 1 THE PILOT WHEEL h!t,y•.t . BlgO,State'sNational Champs Rewrite Country's Record Books In ~asketball Play byGOOD/iEAR lite people who lm~w the most ahouf NYLON TIRE 'COROI Ttf' ~ . NEW YORK UPI- Ohlo State' a naticmel champions and Oscar Ro~itiOfl of Cincinn~tl sparkeJ th• ntur~ to emphas1s on aeorlnJ in ma}or. college ba•kctball durlnt the 1~·00 •eaton. Final N.. C. A. A. figures for the ~ampa~gn dlsclo1ed today : An all·time record for goal scorlnK hy one learn. .....New Individual, team -nnd natio{lal records for shooting accur- at San Francisco that Coach 'Fred Taylor'a champion Buekeyea had an tx!foptiomll shootin& night. The Buckeye-s sank 67 .4 per cent or their rield eoal trle1, clicking nn 16 or 19 In the first hslf. It was a phenomenal display but the Buckeyes sank .497 per ct-nt · of their tield goala during the season, led the major colleges in seorlna with the highest aver· 11,11:e since 1956 00:4 polnl.; per game and produced the higheat averos:e number of rleld goals per 1ame ever recorded 37.3. Miami of Florida 89.9, West Virglnia 89.5 and Clneinnati 86.7 ranked 2-3-4 behind Ohio State In final team offense figures. lie 0 Rewrite• Rtco,.. Jerry Lucas, Ohio State'• •o· phomore All·America, paced this spree b)' laadina the nation In Indivldual field toal shooting. He sank 283 of his 4ft trias for a record .637 -per cent. Roberllon virtually re-wrote the recQI'd book whUe betomlng the major. colleee game'• fir•\ thrtetme ' acorlng champton. HI• record .-how•: AC)!. 'fhe biiJest overall seorln~~: Increau in five year11. t The reault of last month's flrst N. C. A. A, basketball champion· ship event lnvolvlnc-a campaign's top teams in offen•e Ohio State ancl defeftllt California confirmed the new tte,pd. qhlo State won, 7li-M. The last fiu preeeding ctlampions all had leaned atrongly toward de· Sen Pranclseo In 195ll an<l followed •..., W "''··· · • . 0 ., hPill7, 1969 • Dally Sentlqel, Po!Pe.roY:Middleport, 0 ., .Wrll 7, 1960-o-5 ===== •• tho Ofli· lllelh.. ••• Monda)' wltb Mrs . c. F. Tompkinl more 984 1958; lf-HI.ghest ayerage b3 ·a sophomore S2.fl Um8. R(lbertson and Lucas eparked pace ·letting offensive effort. by thtlr team 1. CinelnnaU and Ohio State left the re1t of the major teams far behind while out~oring their combined opposltiop by av· •raging rnaretns ()t U.o ·and 2iU points per game durhlg'~tle 1059-60 sea!lon · Ohio State, ;the first Bl& Ten team to lead thJJ major schools In scoi'lng, bettere~ the ' ptievloua hllh of 35.3 tiJld· goal• pet' itme ueroged by -thall <W. fa.) in IMtl the sam• · :year M~ad State hit the ptevio~:.. •11-time seofln& high of 88.8 :l ftolnts 1 Jame. second and both xored Wil801l's sharp single on opened the meet· responJlve re•cl· to the Lenten was he14 Wlt:h.etday at the Middle. port HIJI! l<bool. Tile . . . .IJ . _.ed -'tb the '!lnlinl ,01 tbe Star Spooclect Banner and tflen DenniJ WalbJ.trn led tbe croup In the Pledge or . . ...pet1ence of two Melp (ounty men lut week In· 11a county should sel'Ve u a warnlpg to the fishing bretbrep that new fishing licenses are now required. The two mm (orfelted f20 bond eaeh in GallipoUs municipal court on cliar!"S of fishing without a license brought by a Gall~ county game . protfl'lor. • Meigs eounty has two fine game protectors, A. H. J.oacbn Qnd Don Williams. Neither bas any desire to cause lileal sportsmen tronble and money but It is their duty to ask you for a fishing license if you 4re fishing . It is also their duty to place you under arreat if you· do not have a license. llefore go fishing save iourself money and both you and the protector embarrusment by buying a Ucense. Price: BqR.ene Brown of Ute Lord'• . 'Mte mlnuie1 to center. Middti!port High Auembly April6 All a..-..._, propam MAN . ,~, Bill IAwaRI~ Made At SPORTS .. .... 'Pomeroy's experience-Loaded Panthers boomed home 12 runs on six hits, four opposition err~rs, ~wo _ hit batsmen, an_d three walks Wednesday all in tbe fnst mnmg to open their 1960 campaign In the SEOAL with a H-o diamond win over ILiddleport'sYellow Jac~ets: Anderson walked two in the lnt.m.tioftal 'Birlat (_Gua) Wynn, the Amerie&ll. ~·· top winning piteher af lMl · ~euoa, ,gave notice today t ... )lt'J Ill set felt another big JeCl' tllat .•ill"twinl- blm close tu ttie .iMiieflr.;.re ol300 victories. IJ!he !Citleq:o Wl'li'e Sox' ac-e ri.,.IMnder dlsp!a)'M mid-se-ason 1 - W. br~g eeven shutout inJilr:lcllin a Z-0 \lictory O\'er the Df"· trot11'llm Wednt"llday, just about u Mlib 11 be breezed pa!!l his 3·T ~omeroy~Middleport, Big First lnning,,Coast To Victory P,.... Anew_low pri~ed 4- Dally Sentjpel, . ~ome Team Explodes For 12 Runs In ALL-STARS . : inuther Big Season Putting Him Close To 300 .,.... I • Then Anderson settled down, work· ing thru the fifth and only Howard Parker got a harmless single . th th 'rd m e 1 • In the big first fOl' Pomeroy, centerfielder Nick Coates unloaded a two run homer behind Bob Cuningham's ttQ'ee run triple, and Tom Grueser added a double wh1le Cunningham and Coates added singles their second time up that frame . Atleeio~ • 0 Juat In Time For ¥1H liila GrandineUi preoenl· ed the follOW"~£ Girl'• Intermural IWfl'dl: 11,1Dior letter IAI J..,y Butcher, ~ IYelvn Capteina, ChriJ. tine Co•'4. Barbara Covert, s.tt)' GllmDn!,,.II!'IJ lkaok.·I<IY ~ortiiJn, .... KoMi iieEJhi•n)'. Richard•, .t~ S.uer, · ~'aniu Zir· Ide, PhJJijl, Bostic, SuNe- PuJien •nd Clydlt T~ylor . EXQUISITE FORMS FIRST TIME SALE! Regular $%.58 . "Floating Action" BRAS Now $1.99 ' ==~n~~=~ men. 32A to 42D. '""':--,,., 0- 0 2 3 001x-lt 8 1 Middleport: Hindy (Lfl, Ander· son (1), Bush ~~) and Bowles. Pomer.,.: l;oqn!niliom (WP), Whlte (5) an(l Gi-ueer, Stew•rt (5). Umpire: Armes. MightyMjte Kegler \VUlBe . Accord~ Ho~or • le tile Floc. 'J'No I • ' Coaches Russell Moo~ and Nolan Swackhamer each took 'looks at youog mound talent after the Jlfth inning . Maore sent in TC\m White and Swackhamer ealled on Charles Bush. Botb are righthanded fresh· Moore abo subbed five others. Roger StewaJ1. 191' Grueser, Ed Buf· fingtop for f.d Bartels, Lee Reed for Pbil Harri10n, Dor Coates fQr l<niih1 aftd Brown for HoV(ard Parker. White gave up a tolid double tQ Doc Hartinger but Doc died on tbe sacks. BUib 'fanned Brown and :Buf· finatoa aQCI got Stewart on a pop to Hartinger at •hort. Cunningham 1 in hi& five inninp, aUowed only ofM' hit, Hiody's lhot tbrough the ntiddle in the fourth. He fan,ned five, Anderson fqnned five also. Both by mud· Pomeroy at Pomeroy, and THIS MONTH ONLY st)ift to eboo8e from. 32A to 42C. Kany otber ttyles in bquisite Form tlot Crom $1.50 to $3.9ti, pr- ALSO TI!EN·AGE liRAS, 3 STYLES At U.st- %8AA lo UAA We also carry Play-teo: bras from including the new •eol~1'' IIUI "Faoblmt Magie. PJIO .. up, 'SeU.skln".and "Retll·Finn" 1 m1tch atainst aa · aU-1tar team SIONJ WITH AILOI.IITTII\ .. er1 will emnpete ln an ~lbltiolp M(llf111t<AL UPI-l!ob 'If~~ from Toledo. Iormor ,Umy hal!bjlcl4 II¥ Bill!· ed to pl!tf wl~h the MontreJl Other Hail of F.amers appearing Alouettes for the 1860 Jea$011. IQ'· tonigltt are Fnrik lJenkovlc, eSky, an assistant ~h at Welt Ardolph Carlaoa, Joe .IIOI'l'il, Jlaak Polllt under- Coaeh Dale Hall lett Mtrlno, Harry Streets, and Walter year, has bee_n a ~tery coriuun· Ward. der of a nike hue in Corinectieut Thl! highesc poulble total tor alace Jaop.ary. WAShiN.ccG:.:TO_N_UPI Pran any bowler in a three·&lldJie leiJIUI' 'fl is 900 ,or thr1e Q!l'(ect els E. Walter D-h. intt0d11ffil a 3410 acetes .. Brandt aCfoml\lllbed bill Wedneaday that would- oUt his great 1.04,al on PP'M . ~ - ~· federal employt~a wlao -n!UMd k : 2U 'and 300. 'He rolled ·33· strtles anowe1 •'~""'~""- aboat Ct!all'lll'· l , Out or a ml•.lmu~ ot ~.a .-··_ · · "'· ilt afli'lliU.,s. GlrdiH The above mentioned ''unmentionables" will make )'liltr Easter dress loolt; "like a mlltion"- Altho we fulve iltem at only $5.99. :;; j r:_, ' -1\iop: .. 4JrVIHt~ i .. ~ AmiiB JWm The Lower ParldaJW ·' ' Iii POJIIieroy, olllo · · . lJIST.•. ,: .p MIPDLEPQRT • • ". f.. . . .., ' f •. ...... ) ir1· . ' llen[j, 25c It>' Jlti!lllcatioas, · 1500 D!ibll.n r1.~~~~~~~~~~Qbl~ ·.~o~.~En~c.~to~:•:•:.your FUn'•. name and address, OR&L V.tiCCINa Ind. UPI-An ' PERFKJ. . . . r•-------, ~ l• 111111 ~vt never wom any :.,• .. . ''l}t C)~; e,tt?~. &o'!.,day but .. · I !'ltYI""""' 4:~-Mart suit lo\-t.s a;'\ltllO~i\: tifi*;Of dl11nity · fl!1~9f 60 years' · lx · · . ~ not select ~~·-Marf .. ,. ' ,.,.,,. ~flllt--r . ~~:;.-;;t~ ~ .\ 1~.. ... " ''\.·~ ·~ I • 1 '• •c • .We ,.. ~ I - . _ . .... '"'~'!> ...w.. .... - lila ~wleh" -;....;.;;.. ' -t:._. •. 1-f MEN'S ! \f•f :rrns ••.' 1 . ....... $45 00 ..·. • - Tu+eSenuttoil 'tdver The F)mlly From Qur )11 ~\?S ~ (' ,. .. - 0 • '•• • -· .., this Is why so·many "'lilt &-test. ••• • ! •• ··· t:.;bll·vctu ancHo those '::...... •• •i ! - Toledo, Ohio tJl>I-Ailte Brandf, the mighty miti frefh ~kport, NY., who rolled the highest leuue series in bowlioJ his\oty, wijl be inducted into bOling's Hall of Fame In teremoniea at the ABC. to~namtnt here lonight. ~ ~· Brandt, WliO rolled a e'ler11ationaf 836 series ih Ht39, Wilf*.ome the 21st member of the ·_boji)ing Hall of fi'ame. FollQwing bld.ttttioll.' cere· monies he and oqt~,' ~~~ Of Fam- . ,9d.:. Uxt.i ' ,. .,. $0t00 '· . . '. SHOP·S �. • "• 8-JlallrSenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprll7, 1960 WANT ADS '1181 Employmettt j Wanted I FOB. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BEll tiLT8 llATI!8 I ee:Dll psr word. o .. iMertioa. Mh:Mmum eharee - 80 eenl.t. 11 cmta per word fer tftree. cou:aecuuve inaertioDL Sped&! - 011e mGU.tb for 30 eenta per Vr'Ord. Full rat. of 3 cents per word ..ut be cbarCed t.. Mlvertlolnc II aot »ood wiWa 10 cloys otter re<e1vinol oW. -~~~ MY«<IIIae - Sbould be reported lmmedlatob'. Tile Daily Seatlnel wlllnot be rapootible for more tbllt one ilJIC(I!'- ......, --. _, ~ c.nt of 'l'haab and Special Notice~ of Eventl U .OO. Oblluarle• p»>1abecl at 1 eeot per word. WOJIDS I DAY 3 DAYS S DAYS 1M&. 60e 90c fl.35 16 "-110 60e fl.lO $8.00 10 '1.80 711< fUIO 10 f7.110 f2-2& Ado. flhed by 10 A.ll will be in that d&J'a paper. lr<lll PHONE WY-2-2157 ollf lliolj I!J6 I 'It oilJII "' I' I .Notict5 .. themM M. F•ln Tonnlto """ ,... l 'i J - eo..,... PN41~1nturanoeNatloft. wWa. laty twlnL - - o y WY:I-:1366 For Sole AUCTION On Saturday, April 9, 1960, beginning at 12 .30 P. M. at my farJU one mlle northeut of -lhPR'-:1150 2 2SI tfe GROCERY AND JOHNSON'S Serviee S.tat.lon on Sumner Road buineas. Your for Opeo patronage apprec:ll.ted We glVe Top Value 11111np1. FridaY and Saturday AprU 8-9 2 stampa for each 10c spent CASH . John C. ltd Lora 0 . Johnson, Long 4-6--3tp Bottom, RD 2, Obio. l8l Au -to-=sa ,les -~- - ~ ~==~r=L~Y~M~O~U~TI~I~t~ DR~.~CU~AN7.1 Cheater on the New Hope Boad, I will sell at aucUon the folIowmg: 1 Two-piece LiviD~ Room Suite 3 Odd Chain 2 WrlUng Deakl 1 GE TelevblOD Set 3 Floor LamPt, 2 Tabla t.mpa 1 Conaole Table 1 two-oven Hot-point Eleotri< Range 1 8 Ft. GE RefriSerator 1 Norge Wrin.:er Washer - HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY. IS1 Pnrl Sl, M1ddlepor1 car WY 229011. (201 Business Servic e5 . t 0. McCOY --- AUCTIONIII I Route 'Alii Chf'llll«n Cruaadm HoLf Tueaday Meetln6 For Hilly State WASIUNGTON UPI-n>e roll· &lOI.ll quesUODJUnlVed todar at a DemocraUc !e'pey of tbe w... consin primary and as an lllut ri; I atioD. aervlce. Jaek't Retriaer Wisconsin Democratic prelidenttil ' Uon, New H..eu. Pl>Dae tf lprimary, and the IOJel', Sen. lfu. 21537. 1-:11- bert H. Mwnphrey, both deplored MIML.l-11 FURNACio., Wlm NO- the a ppearan~ of the iaue iD. I HOU58 appl..,..._ Arnold B,.. the r.ace. But tlley also knew tiH¢ Olllo. PhoM poHticiam in botb partin would • I • ... ....... .._ WY·~ - .)f.lfcl bethe otudrlDJI lis poqtble efloet oa reaulta. Mra. ~· Archer wu the de- Huutpbrey' and Keanecly m.EVlSION IIADIO AliD ~ , .areWhen remat1:bed in the Wetl Vir· vodoD.al leader llld l1led acriptqre taken from Epheeiaal. She pve 1 ~~.,.. repolr. Pb---~ 111nia .Primary oo May 10 the I• sue wtll be tested in a dtfleteDt 8-l.Uc way, perhaps of ereat.er import. Ellance to Kennedy. , FOa TilE BEST ROOFING S ltNII Cotllollc " - 1 • 1 vices, root rtp&.ln, rooflng, roof Le1a than D 1)el' cent of Uae painting Call ua Bill Wy.att and 1 populaUon or West Vlrilnla il Gtorce Staats, Phone WY2·287 Jtomeroy, Ohio, 4-7-8tp , Catholic compared with Pion than 30 per cent in W~a1D. 1 West VtriUlla eon~tll CUITO.Il JIUJL1' IU1'\JW'i D aald today they viewed tbeJr qD..a 1M . •our _ , l'no st.ate'a race as a lou-up. ~ . . . .. ~........ llld Ail ~ tt thought the religious inue bad l'bOao WY-2-8821. been over-empbtsized but otben nUl/IliON IAOIO AND fMAI.t. thought it cou.ld be the dominlnt Ajopll- ,.,.I,. Cell ,,ant factor 'in the outcome. Humphrey begins a two-day CopiOI.., 414 N. ........ An., tfc swing into West Virginia Fridly. I a Kennedy visits the state Mondiy and n;pects to apend a week or AU~IONIIR more there after Easter. Complolohmco Critt lrHfonl lloolocll, 1llclu, Oblo. j ·st Ford $1695 · ·· · .....,.. - The mytteey prize waa awarded to MrJ. CWtord. Kara, a pe1t tor tbe evenlftc, AUCTION SAJoE · SAT., APIUL I, 1 a. we ore le&vinl tllollolilo aio4 ............ will !!ell " pllbllc AI .... - · ·looat«< ~ ~ 10100 You Bet xour Life !Oo30 Take A Good !.oolt ; '57 Ford ···· it.95 ,..._ Wllkesrillo, T ~ "'U . hi/' Uc, va. .... 1100 - · ~-.. IJmollrillo, "" x.oiod!otll MIOW......... - Duter, Oldo Ooomty, sloiiiOt llill o1 &turday Jot>ril e Ill oharP. til 1(1 dd!d ThloS.Io- • HOUIIHOLD PUIINITUIII '57 Doclt• .. F(!llllor ee, -. '"'••;'"" . , , ~ - :\ t;oo Xatie,DooliBI' !,ioOO' N - Hftl!llnN IUD · We~~~ ll o t~ · Jaolt·P4U $holll Show ·=~. T~1" · ~Hd \'..r' j .. <:®tje\~~JP :O!f I" I !1• ·., WCHsi'tY ··c!\~ttnef · 8 1 \ O:.l.!.;l <, 'W4.,> -- llo25 :Y•ur lllro II!IPOrler , .t, '· '"',.·' .... ..0anne .~""'1nU"'"""'' ··paD t :~~am,c~ J••·~· , ,, ..,.l " .d " rill . ' 12:00· 11<111.,., G\lA; .f:OO Xmer ean 16Bi'l so. . ~ , 0:30 Rocky and His t'rieada- ' San Fr.J\Il'!'.St~t 6':80 Your EiSo .nepvuer .8:48 · Welthermarf 8\45 John Daly NOWI 7oOO FUII>t .:.vroo 0:30 The Untoucbaolea lQ:SO u. ~- Border Patrol ' !loOO News Toolgbl ' Uoo5 Ecannlal tbe :wea•l!er !lo!O Report AU Mn.. 1M MoMia ....fROPOLITAN MOTORI 600 " ' .... Meill ... ,....,.,, Oh.. llloOO Cavalcade pf . S~ IMf l a - l, BliWI!ftl.. ToOO foday 1:30 Steve Canyon 4-6-St.c GtiOd C:INII U* C.n 8i00 . -r;..u~t·~.. Bo30 Art (lafl\ey Show 3,- Friday , 8:00 Donna Reed \ .;, " ,;so n.e Reo! M.COYB 1:00 P'lt Boo!'6 Show Pemeroy. 8o45 HunUer Brblklel' ROpor\ 7:00 Pioneen 7 so · -'-'• M'1111 Da : ·s.-Wli WIOD ' ... . --• ·' ,..._ \oR8 , ,,45. Slf!n. On .- ·6ooo CoQtlaeiititl -c t . - ;it\em~... $,\$95 .....-. 1111.'11 '!'i>j. """' - - V8. ~'t ; ' 1:30 Newa: PJctu""e 11:0() News J!eadJ.ine• , ~1 : ~0 Weathercast " ·ll:J.S Jack Paar: Show t;No. .- I :SO ChieO l,(id . 1:00 BiU , , Ia Steamboat llin T1laobr fibpw 8':25 Weatherc•· 9 ,... Bl.ebe10r 1Father 9:30 Ford Show ttts # ;a;.lrt.5 UO From Tb... 1too1s l oOO COmedy ·pt~Q:bOUJe t ,3Q Adveoture Tillie -., IJ:OO :,teamboil ,..u : 1V11 '58 .Ford · -·· lt_19~ Bible verae. car, ux t:yl. Economy w1th atd. a-anamillion. fl096.00. Blaett.D&rl, • .,t. ~ 100 ,.._, 12·00 Truth or COnequenee• 12 :~ It Could Be You J:OO lfid DAY 'Newa 1:10 Mcme)Jme • 2:80' · Loletta Younr Theater 3o00 Young Dl'. !.loloM ., ·' :,;• ... Weatheraost r • 6olf\l $. , ,.,,.111< , t.,.. ~oW ljunttey )lriallloy Report ' 7:()(), Wblr1l'bl\:o!od . 7:30 Reacue 8 8:00 Bit Htsterson 8:80 Ptrodueer•• ChOJce OJ!Doul, old- - · 4]·· medJtiUon- bued. on Good Fridly, after which each member aave a IOoOO O.U,b a. Ill tOoJ!O Pl•r Your Hunch u,oo · Prl<e 1a Rilbl 11:80 Corteat:Ntkm uo C,oifeo~Y P!irhoooe 4:io AdVenture '' lbe,ter &:00 Steamboat Bill 5:80 Sgt. Pre•ton 6:00 .. st"e;itn'tioit BID tHS Jim Thacker Show '59 Ford · ·· ·· $"95 -- ~·vi. '59 Opel .... $1895 '59 Eng. Ford GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 ...__:___13 Th··-.1\dlllllllll. ., MNJ TO SELL '1\!o!lll'. oitd. - 11- T~LEVISION .AB.II PlliCBD Noah Hatldna ll the leader fo1 the meetinp. otbera present were Mr. and Mn. Robert Milll, Mr. and lira Earl Smith ODd Mr. aod lin- Clw'les VromaD.. ' These Carl lag Vlrgmia next month. ---;;.;Sen . J obn F. Kennedy. • Romaa llUIIIG-~ Catholic and vJctor in Tneeda:fa - Daily Sentine}, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0~ Aprll7. 196()-7 The Cbriatlan crul&den Clau of the .Middleport Fint' Blptt." Chu.reb met Tue56ay eveninl I" the bome of M.r. and Mn. Henbe' McClure for their Bible study meet to be put to another teat in Weet 2. L... lullom,: .Jhte. CONI)ITIONING, Religious Issue Remains In Air ' g..,., <Uo!S Late Sho1! ..Channel a...;. Friday tz·sO .b:J" 1'1\•t Bob 1:00 · AboUt t.eea Medic ' · 2 .00 Dl)': in Court 2~30 G'al; Storm Show SoOO Eoat lbe Clock 3;30 Who Do You ·Trust 1;so 1:00 'S:SO OoOO 6:80 8:'40 eots 1oOO 7o30 8o90 i8indltaD4 =ar. Follow the above-described cedure. Of courae, after you've made l>oalc clrooslnl from oil and it'• easy to create other flavors by adding apices aveb as thyme, dt1 rl.k.a, pepperl, rosemary, rei. celery salt, and the celery, poppy and dlll-UJ the -~ nee;; lobed olrelli!\1!lkrtlor 'With A Dl-o" Butter-witb a a lift to family meala. is' a list of seuoned butten uae thezr.: cartood·SPftcticalar . "ROIDI>erl!oo.m . 'Jovle 11167 t•l!ll'TA. WlLt. SELL REASQNAIILE. toll WY :1-2~07 d 1a1 cloy, ..U WY :I-2MO in t!W, ' • •· inQ. " 1 18117 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR. btrdtop power ll.eetlDi and brake1. D)'naflow, one owner. •1793.00. BJ..etbura, Pomeroy. H-ate 1111 t-or !)ale Kelly,Tires Ho•te111es for next montll will be 11!1>- Allred BliiO. l(ro. Bortle Walta and Mra. Na*han 8J111. M1. ITNA IIIUI'TS CATI'I!A, Sicily UPI-MI. Etna Wedneoday alibi , . . . apewing red-hot IIVa and rock1 in tnother of the 10,74.2 toot voltano'• many erupUOnl. klentiata were ttudyln& the eruPUont to determine if It would be terioua. at Wllolea.r. POWELL'S SERVICE STATION Mllldlepon,OIIIo ELECTROL~ VACUUM CLEANer. Rw" like new. Has ' throw IWl)' bu. fQU price only ' "·00 .., . c'M•s.on or lernu evaUat>ll. Phone WY2· · 2206. ', ~ ' ' 'rt' t' tfl/.r;~ '·. t·..."-, t ·O-tltc ' l.U<D ON I<T. llil, E. ATHENS. • lor maaJl IR(IDIU')I bulldlnl Jlte or bulineu. Not far from Atbtml. 1'17e 1'11111et, R. B. 2, Carpenter, 1 Oblo. .. t 1 8tc - SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE n;,ae.htoe In excellent n. Bahnce <lue only Tefllll if dtalred. Phone "'~ ~.(f.Stc Mtn1a ·wash n' Wear ' TROUSERS by RESTON .~.99 up .. *' . ' ' '\•" ·, MEN.'!!... SPOilT COATS $)9.95SUITS' • • $36.95 . . SPORT--.1 .DRESS SHIR:F$" Matt,hattli · · ·:•, · · ·· · · · · · s.-IQtl~ : ' ., . II...~~, ~· 1 !.tt~ ' '•I'" �f • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 7, 1960 Mainly About People In Pomeroy ............ Mr. and Mrs.-Aibert Swatzed spendmg this week In with their SOD·ln·ll w and POIIEIIOY, OHIO ' TOAI&Rf ;;a FIIDAY Easter devottonJ whick had be-en pre pared by Mrs, E. 0 Rail Scholarship Fund Mrs Blakeslee, chairma n of were given by Mrs. Robert Coats. the Essay Contest on Gardens Membera re11po nded to the roll wh1ch the cluh sponsored ltl the call with Interestin g s pot& I n !lxth g r ade~ at Middleport re· Meigs County after which Mrs ported thai the followmg has been Guy Reynolds, pret~l dent, conduct- given Hon orable mentiOn Roy ed the business meeting. Coleman, T omm y Baker, Larry A donation was voted to the Gladwell , Conn ie Cook and Ollta "'DDS AGAINST 1A TOMORROW" tllli - u.ny Beldonte, Shelly Winters SATURDAY oil thol "THE IIIIJMMY'' l'!llrill<r) lbe. - also - 'I ''111E GIANT BER!lM.OTII" (SolenceFicUoo) rip fan DID trol u J ohnny Appleseed Highway p ro. ject and al so to the Vtctor Reta Uw1s. )irs Wesi<'Y f'ry, the secretary read a letter from Mrs. Herman I "Cleanest Cars In Town • Yes, Visit The Pomeroy Motor Co. Used Car • lot and Su The Choice Cars Of TheYear ' • .1960 Volkswagen $1899 ' 2 Door. Immediate delivery. Grey finish , heatt· r and defroswr , white wall tires, Leatherette Jnterior, turn sig. nals, bumper rails. Compact pleasure. 1960 Chevrolet ; • l $3105 • Impala Hard Top Coupe. 100% gua ra ntee, spotless interior , ermine white finish wlth red interior, 348 cu. in . motor, Turboglide trans., push button radio, heater, wh""l diacs, whitewall tires. Original selli ng price $3505 . ' 1959 Goliath ' I •• l' • • ' • l ; • •• 'l' I • $1749 • z Ooor. Light gr~n flrllBh . New car never sold or titl ed, ' f 9JI., front w.heel drive, real economy, pleasant to drive. Mlii:h, much; Ieos than dealer cost . 1959 Chevrolet $2395 • Bel Air 2 Door. 14.000 mile$ by local owner, Jet bl~~ fbiUh, with &rey Interior trim , 320 H.P . V8 motor witH manlllll 4 speed transl)11s:~ion . Positraction rear ax le, radio, heater, white wall tires. See and try a car with power unilmtted . 1957 Plymouth • $1299 Belvedere Hal'dtop Coullf; Nice Ivory over blue finish. VB motor alld automatfc trans. Has radio and heater, Like new tires. Price reduced from $1495 . .. ·' · . 1958 Chevrolet ' $1995 • Brookwood Slal1on Wagon. Beautiful beige and coral wil.h matchlnglllterior. Very low mileage by local owner, 34tl cu. in. VB motor, power steering and brakes, · automatic transmission, radio and heater, trul y a nice one · and priced to lllove. 19'5 7 Dodge • • • $1399 V8 Cuatom ROya14 Door Sedan, 2 tone green finish, cood tlret, automatic trana., radio and heater. Specially priced. 1957 Packard • • • $999 Clipper 4 Door. Automatic trans., good tires, grey finish, radio and heater. Locally owned. Weekend Special. ' . ' 1956 Buick • • • $1295 Special Hardtop 4 Door Sedan. Low mileage by· local owner, beautiful red and white finish , new ilres, radio and heater. Man I mean sharp. 195S Buick • Only $995 Special 4 Door. Ivory over green finish, new tires, clean biterlor, another new Chevle trade-In, radio, heater and •ll)'lllllow. 1955 Mercury • • $1095 I Puseqer Wagoa. Clean one owner new cor trade ID, Mercomatic trans., radio, heater, like nn tires, 2 tone blue f!niiiL 1955 Plymouth •· • $745 Belvedere 2 Door. 8 cyl. motor, powerfUie trans., radio, = ! locally .'!Wiled. turquoise flllllb., Clean Interior. H um pbr e~s . Regwnal Director concernmg the regwnal meeting to be held m Logan on May 4. and told of the n~tw handbooks now available The club voted to purchase one A letter wu also read from t.,e KmgswoOO Center at Mansfi eld announclllg the Spring Visi1 tation and Tours, of the Oh10 As· sodatlOn of Garden Clubs which wlll be held on May 11. There w11l also be a optJOnal tnp t o the Malabar F<~rm5 on !he sa me da y. The followmg were elected to ter. Mr. and Mra. J ohn and other relative&. Weekend guests of Mr , and Mra G1Wernor( Show tndty r~ nd gro up s.mging were en jl)yed during th e recreation per- Coca Cola CompRny were distri buted to the members. Durmg lht' progr;~ m hou r Col · lowing the meeting 11 fil m, en · titled, "The Earth 15 the Lord's" which had been ohtamcd for the club by Carl Bilikcn was shown by Mr. Blakeslee. Th e door pnze was won by Mrs. Lloyd. AL the close of the evr nm g a sa lad course was served by the hostess from !be table centcrNJ with candlea, da!lodlb and an imported paper bunny. f avors of small bunnies matching the one used .on the table were g iv~n each guest. 1 .. aa !Od Th e girls completed their pin eusluuns started ~ t a previous 1 m7~ tm g .. 1 I he fnend shlp drcle and taps and prayer by Shar~ n Young concluded the meetmg, f;fter whi ch popcorn was served to 19 girls, the leaders and helpers and three v1sitors. - a lso - John Saxon - Linch Cui ter "CRY TOUGH" AJso Cartoon STATE THEATRE THURS., F. I. ancl SAT. A,.ll 7...9 day Danton i'n "THE RISE AND FALL Yo ung Ga mes or zoo keeper and elec- Initiatory Work For 3 Candidates Was Exemplified The Racmc Chapter OES met on Monday at the MaBOnic Temple with W M Jane Hill and W. P. Al· rred Tone>' preai~in~. ' · lnitiatOi'y work 161 three canlll dM(ij ~ was exemplified. Shirley MJ. Kclvey presented a solo, "On Hagpinel8 Stret>t" with Lee Lee at aC'compams t .• , . >US. "' ld.Oneymooners Still Fear Leist Act Of Mof11er .• OF LESS DIAMOND" - - Vintent Price· in trli , and Mia. KJtlu"Yn MorA Chev- oliOf. · Childn'h p~sent ... :Were Catby Bahr, Mik'e Elberfeld, Tommr and TtmL4y Gumpr, Howard Nell Bahr, Tommy and Harry Spencer, Karen Gi'J1Jith, Karen and Barbara Eben· bach, Jimmy Stettler , Bobby Lynn Woods, Byron McCoy, Unda Baer, Jenny DeaD, Naacy Karr, Joy Kaull: Johnn)' Ward, Jackie Mora, Kirk HENDERSONVIlLE, N. C. UPI - Heirell Gamble Benedict tad Andre Porumbeanu bQneymoaned seeretJy today in fe1r her f1mily wo~d preiJ Ita relenUess battle to break up their tntematlonaJ romance and marriage-on-tbe·run. The couple was mal'l'led Wednesd•Y pleht in a l().mlnute., single ring ceremony on the lawn of an iiOl•ted log eabln lodle by 6 juatice of the peace. Gambl, lt, nearly collapsed In byater~ ~fter the ceremony, alternately laugh· lng and crying. ' Cheval~er, ¥-d t~'e · bono~d .. ---;--- --- tn tlitefut, design end IMu~hilul rhymer •..: •. · - 't!v ~OR A ~O~~N~a~~~D TR.UCK UStD DUMP BODY . ern ConttmpOrtr}' cards. ., Around About ·• . J You Can Buy With . CONFIDENCE S...._.t oonditiom were dlscusoed' at length In ·• re"'•llir ~... •• · .,•••.,,._ •.•,Newlond. ~·i!!~Jl_~l . Nit!, "II thai"'TI.t 110uuco1 meellng.l>f Syracuse ~undl T~f ~ht 'filth Mayor Dick -: o · ,., ond ., !atol!iiii'IJ;r.. , wllh . WlJie~miV P~·· . ;•• ~ 11 . .. , . ,. . . ~tl do-· th Acllo <~r-""""'li •t e'-eu · """ · · ·.. ·'·'" -·• • ' .. ' ,..,.. . ' . !f • 1 ~il ~lU: • . .llo( - i ....JieiDC wornoa Jill !..., ~.~en~illlv .. 0 mu"' 'lti~ slre<t co.!llreli ~ •illol!l' ollldala that · animola. musl !_"<;~ .'""'~ "''~ .. ,ulltl. . e pro. . . · · ·~ ·· tlal , ~ arrangemeata . wt:re ~·IJ· 1tlll (et underWay It 4:11:1 ct;~nlractor& for eatiltlata on resur· tlftade 1 .111 t' t••t ·, of tbe ~~ ~ t,cwe all streeta. Coundll will hold -r • e mee 1ng 1as1 n &O~ ,o f .. .,, l rial eef Aptll 2 t 0 f contact tbe county doc wai'den to payutenl «J.ue .to tll8 · il)llce ' llmttatlons, :.. &pet d mtbe me Het · 1 ur- .pick up itray doga in the c:ommWl· for the gym, I"'II'~Ql muft be liiQJte to er 1 u Y rna · ity. RO'utlne I:IUiinesa wa• traoaact11 presented. and their .·:fem.Ules. The atreet committee il Herman ed In the' lengthy meetiftg. .d,_. ' •11 qea. tee. A member of the street com· mltee 11ld tOday that 1be committee will contact the Chrl&ty Road Resur.fac:lng Company of .~arJ,-tta for an e1timate on hliurfacing. uneonaclous · when 'fbe company has already been CiY· lb~ •ltl · was they arrl vad , ot tbe ""hool. QllloJlla ol tho • hoaplta1 iald en ~~ 1¥ Jlrl W. . allU Un<OilliCIOIII . ·u.~mvrnmc ,qd that ••• ..... : • lo' ·be pirab'z«<. Silo wu tO :to; tlie CIIRdho'o l!ospllol , . 1n , CIJ[Uinbuo lblo mornlu( by Now's The Time o Buy ........... MBeace £ .... A.t Of Low Prices · .·c ·hevies . sa!OOI Charter' I At.Bio Gl1Uld~ · ity&Revoked · - 'Tbo olate today WI& In· Paleal ' ) I • • ·• • ' ' · 'I pace Wllh IDdUJirial exl>apllion and va1tly Ineretled watet- lraffie. Mr. Moellu atreued the net!(l for inclusion in the fiJcal Ulll appropriation - of fupda to begin adv1nce plannii;IJ for the proposed Racine Loeb all4 Dam in Metgs Co.unt)', .and to begin con· I atJmcl:ion ot the BeU.VUie LOckl and Dam near Reedsvme, also in Mel.ge CoWJty, The Corps of Eo&Ineera hils &upported both of these requeats, but the ol the Butt,et, Administration 1 ecmtract to reaurface Racine Vehiclti! Damaged In Rt. 7- Cr!ish . lhe of tn a. Uat prepored tor meetJna of 'the IM" FINID Three new membef:a repl1eed James White, Middleport, ar· members of tbe formet ll'abd rested by MJddleport poUee on jury who were excaleQ b1 JuilKe an Intoxication charge, waa fined Joho C. Bacon. New me~bers tD and coati last night by Mayor are Homer Casto, Mary Rogers Kf;!nneth McElhinney. and 'William Holt. MElTS IN MA.Y 'lbfl regular April , !"·~~-tlnC. lhe Laurel Cllll Health Club House been caocelled aod will meet: · Appropri1Uona COmmiUee told the its regular date in May wbicli' 'State Departmeot today to quit the 9th. living sq high but neverthele11 ap. proved the bulk of funds requested by t~ department for tbe next flscal year, . It ah.o chid~ tbe Unlted SUtea Inl'ormation Agency .tor 1pendang .a mucb on PIYCblatru: exanuna· 11001 of ita empl~et~ and eua:ie1t~d lhit the uenty atop overpa:rm1 1t.s betp. ltut USiA iu,ao aot moat of tbe II10ll07 II wonte<l. .t.~-d wninuLtee at a closed se&tllll' dii\db~ ·or 11r.·and ' A wreck on Route '1 .,.orth of , Mn. ·J\Oben Bilfb, ~ootor Star Pomeroy yesterday Involved ~ehl· slon approVed fun4a for both ele1 driVen .., Oliver Baile)', Jta. atenctttl in t. $ti'ltl,b'~~.807 bill ~ ROute. . ciM, and Herbert A. Mdnt)'re, rr1na: mohe)l a110 ~or the Jqatice Fr .... illnenrllle, the state patrol re- ilepartmt~nt,· Uie ted;eral cOUrts. ana t:IVU lb.Cbtl com--ion. .· porlod today' , .. h'JI!l ·ambulon~: of the ePRiVAft i>AlTY commi~ wil ,cOUe<l to. 'e.tlfml· Scbool teotoi'daJ. of Z:IO p. .m. and U,!WII· Vlrllnlo·Burke, 11, Flora, lo' Ill• Help Gen ...! Hl>lptlal. Att6tdfl1& to &hJ aqaad recorda, ' • rr . '•1o' .· GaUl• ...lt'l' ,. ... . bet· .Not the l..,t • 1 npokeo- of Y!l~ 1wl>ile ~ WI!Ollllb~o" .·• · t I the congressman was the Joclls, 21, 22 and 23 between Ratine and a proReedsviUe for which $250,000 has been lnclud· 11161.. budget. hll.teotimony before the group, Conaressznan out that in to the long term advanOblo River program with construe. type .<la!m area and the to the two would mea11 a of . The construction of the two this section for the the sul>commiUee. •long the enUre ao mile. Obio honta&e . ot the river to keep ~me ~w-;nlng. project to 10 to Columbus compote in the : "! .. Ou~ng pre~entations in the ~etQf ;~bow ioclwJed the bl1ek· .tiifi.\1. cl•d Pony Choru• of winJom~fii'P · school lasses who came ill, IWlli> 1 PUN'I III._GI ~',(ira))~.· Ole Opry, Eastet:n Sb'le'' l''ii{;il·l Wi~, 4lft"' ·f,t .Eastem High Sclloql ~e All members of coullcll, except IJigh LivimJ Hit · BedfOfd School Thomas Clark, who is were •-, Girl Stricken ":~:·work has already been . But Committee doue on a widen COl· G RMUests Jeee Road, one of ijle moat heavily rants 8l~~~!~orpac~ oquod Was travele<l 11reet1 ·tn tile vllloge, •it -"1 reported by the street WASHINGTON UPi-Tbe lfll;;~:~~~~nnoundnl Son · 6 ·· Repeat Performances Of Two Shows Tonight LoDdon, <!hairman, E. E. lia1mlll, and CharJea Neuman. Charlotte Taylor, Senior · t& conteat at Middleport High School MHS returned to school ' Wedwere held Tueaday with Carolyn ofm bema abtenl lor ltV· Nicholson of the Bth ara~e nam· daya beeauae of HlnMa. ed as champion. Carolyn Is the daughter {If Mr. and M'H. O.le Nicholson . 'I · · F l ••U b ul •11<1 awrep.,. ve ' ouaes greeted two llgbter-sided en· back later tertainments In M!'iis county 1bur~day night 'both of which ooulbern are scheduled tdr ~-S.howlngs toll®tt. The Pomeroy "1~ yarteUea" : • · ..,_... needed ';,; ~ •J:!;!:l~. referred to by Action To Resurlaet Streets toc··u I S B . . B C il ~ ~~r.:;:~~ oru.:,~~ n yracuse egqn.· y ounc 1ev:~~t~:~:·:;n; ~~bllltle1, •m~~·~~e· to·r.oom• ((lte bunnft$ ,for chJI.. dren, aa well as mod- Barnett. Mra. Nathan Blat, Mn. Glenq Ev•a• and mother, Nn. ~U and Mn. Elroy MtGlone Wert lD The finals in the Spelling Bee P.arkersbutr Tueld&y of thla week e Black oy parklni lot£. atac~d by· itUdentl'·lii)der ~C!iion of ) iupt. c . S. Gibbs •. ~rs. Nol•h ~n,titfoD ~ l).( ~ullVnatorial Swaetbamer, Ray WOodseardo if.IH cfndtdlteS bft'ore an hiduttriAI Connie Marley, uad1it'a.'Ev• StoUt ~.. · · u a tea~. won gl!n~~ acClaim • · ~ 1 l or its numben. · · Caat,pa.ny liiPOif:fld)eJJ· ' $iii the Ov~r 300 jiersoris ~~~h~d the »f!!ll'im Is doiilanod Ia JNlp •Di· You,cqo~ dl9ose .titliglqus: thttfilet, Carolyn Nicholson Wins Spelling Championship eWillleSmoollt rise of the Obio River last week an wb eeler, rare on the OhiO anymore~. Is boat ·believlld to ~ the Cbatles n. beld ~~1r~::~&f·~~:~~~s~;:; a ·1 ·<*'JM~fa~ young Ideas for EASTER shopping A very complete leleeijon ol Sprlnc . tntpired otyl., •· lil'cl,y ioathero, fresh eolors. Siiea and lreab colon. Sins e.ud will be •• )· :~~tj~·::.~~~~ ;,~:~ _. pollcy..,td tnGOUHC· The couple "luned at Itt••t H hmea" at the laknide lod1e In the Blue Rld&e M:ountatn1 bel~ hopping into a waiting autornobUI tu begln their frantic lloneymOon tllght atill fear lna the aqclalite'l grandmother - 1uardi•n woul«t bl~k their union with aorne. la•t· nUnute lt&al mtneuver. .• 1j.lo11n~d:~~M~:"·~·~c;~h~ar1 ;1':l'~~.A'!I Joy Bradbury Boggs and . 'l1)e pro&ram COLUIIIIUS SEE US e< P<~meroy, Eastern lend. ~lls;;~~t:~~~J~~co~~; ro.ns,tnictl••n bfrltwr.o::Joc: · CamplllJ Jpobsmen IDDOunced today aU but ooe of tbe Demo, crtttc · U~ kpublica,n randldates -tqr the ltate'l '1860 culm'oatorial f bom:Jna.Ucms 'have accepted invJta• tloftl tO' appear In • tpeelal ·.. ouberutorial Preview" program THE OLD t.t iht: mammoth aluminum ·producln& f.c:Hib' nur RaveniWOOd. wns caught in a Due to prevlou& ae.Dedullllg com ed by a modem attD1~D.~. c!hlpmu Rtvereomb, The a<tlon was e.ddidtte tor the llepublican nomtillti011, mQ be unable to at- (1)', llorold -ly (Rl and Cbapmoo Revereomb (R) will be al· rOll<! ·10 1o 'b minutes ea<h 1o j>iouni their ·prol!'amo 1o an ... atldbll•e of Ra\l'en~wt:iod worb Qlpi_O)'ees. , , '. · rt Win be the fiht "'aUnultafteous expre1sed 'tbe milUOnllMII brldt Wll married In a !J!mPle blue ~4 wbJte froell: . She Wllte no veil ud .carried neither flowera nor BU:ili Andre, 36, wOre a slnJlt bre1ateti Lwo.button blue 1lllt 1nd I boJ'~ rowed t~hirt teveral tizet toq large for him. the 7th grade was n11mM as thr al1ernate. Her parenlt are Mf. rueat. YC.Ur Euler. g/eoflng tmoon "nil BAT" J, 0.:1 liy dluthter&, .. ~~j~~~fJl,. ., Suzanne Br1dbury, 1tudent Giogressmail Moeller, Improvement ·~Group, ~k For 'Economic We:Jt Vlt,inia'l IUbei'Dit.oJ'III tan41datea, prepping for tbe 1tre~ drive to the )lay ~rlmu· lei., wUl p~aent thfllr eamp•i&n plalfotm.a to ~lbpJoyeea of K1iser The wooihy matron announced the annual Inapectlon of tbe chap· ler will tJe held May 2 at the Tern· pie with a 6 o'clock potluck din· ~er. Vesper llervlcee will be held April 2-4 at 2:30 p. m. at the dleport ChurC'h of Christ. Rev. ' = John Elwood will be the l peakel". Mr. and M:rs. L. D. Qile1 vltlt· Harrl somd!le, Pomeroy and Mtddle- t d Jn Pt. Pleuant laat . SUpdaj af. port Chapters will join In this · with Mrt. t1!p'a HamUtOn vice. , the llO:I;fte ol , her -dl.u1hter, meeting . A rummage sale was ~mtoutnced J ',!~' llel Ty._,ttt· The next meeting w11l be at the for April 22 . 23, the plAce to , '.Nr. and Mrl. ,trank Hatxab 1nd Amo.s home on April 26, 6:30 p rn announced later. ~~ lay wbo hfve been.mldlna;: Refre 8hments were served ~ wl'th htr parent&., Mr. and Mn. Cora Webb, M.1Jdred Donahue, Farmer, have mowd · to 1ah Stobart, Velma Quillen New Haven to the home of h .. par Pauline Hill. enll, M.r. a.ncl Mn. ' Buil . Har· rab. Mr. and Mn., Ctarene& McNeal THURSDAY and FRIDAY VJIJted Ill Huatina'ttln Sunday' ef. James Cagney - Shirlf"y Jone~ temoon witb Mr. and Mrt. J~ " NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMAI!.L" (Toohfllioolor & Scope) . rly Co:Dstrudion Of Meigs ~cks Urged In Rouse Hearing Kaiser Works Emyloyee8 To Judge Hopefuls "Uli eurrellt 4;1mpa.ign. Tenderfoot req uirements wfti completed making the girls ell• _,. , NO. 302 Al"*'looim 'and Che10loal Corpora· ,Jio"'' ~v~ W~ta Ia the fi~ ,1.1JriaJtan4!0UIJ qpearance of Central Girl Scouts Hold· Meeting Tuesday The new " Pause fo r Livmg" books whlt'h are published hy the 1'11e Rock Springs Busy Bee 4·H Club mpt April ~ th at 6 .30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Amos Leonard with Mrs. John Erwin as advi80r. There were 14 members present. Roll call wall: ans wered with a name of ll {lower. A( the nt>xt meellnll ,Joyce Stan· ley will give a demonstration on se tting a lable. Ga meR wrre l ~d by Polly B11uer al the close or the VOL XI John Smit h, Nye Ave., wer~ Mr. and Mrs Ho mer Walter and daughters of Upper Sandusky and Mr . and Mrs Perry Smlth and f&mily of Columbus. Mrs Est her Picken• returned to her home , Antiq ui ty Saturctay ;~ l ter !!l)en>:ling the wmter In Columbus with Mr. an~ Mrs. Perry Sm1th and family. Mr . and Mrs. R. B Wi!kiru!l returned to their home in Lancaster Tuesday evening after a visit wlltl her mother, Mn. Addie Gruf'&er , Miss Roberta' Kraeuter waa an overmght guest Tu e&hly of Mrs. Larry Mor nson, Racine gtble for reil istra lJOn when tb:& G1 rl Scout Troop of Central School met Tuesday after scbodl <1! tile Baptist church . Praye r opened the mee ting fol lowed by the pl edge to the flag and gJrl scout prom lte and laws. The reg istration fee and consent of parents were collected. Plans wrrc made for an inveJtiture aer· vtce 111 lwo weelrs. Dues and at· tendance were taken tJy Sharon Rock Springs Busy Bee 4-H Club Has Session Tuesday .IJeNted 7e T . . IIII,MNjlfr.':I H Tile • .,._.....••••• .t.... four .......... ,... 6erve on the nominating committee Mrs. Coats, Mrs Ea rl Kn1" ht and ~lrs . Glenn Lambert Pl11ns V.l'r€' dil><'usse d for de l'nr~:~IJng lhe sluge for Jhe Banrl CoM·erl thJs Sunday Wllh the foUOw1ng t·omnultee hl' ing appointed· Mn; Charles A:sa Brad bu ry. chauman. Mr~ Coal!i, ~ rs Bruce Lloyd and Mrs . F'ry. Durmg the mcetlng the llospJ tat Bond l~.:SIL'.'! \\ h lch wlll be voted on at ti'le Pnma ry Blertlon was d tscus~ed and t he d u b we n l on record as pledg ing thei r ~u p port to 1t enttne Tlli HUNTID L.ONDON UPI - Du-.n IW. Ott, ., wM won the aMUill hunt• lnt ltorn blowl"' C~MttNt' Thunday ..........lftN ...., Ulilll 1M ftDm 8y LUCILLI IIAWktNI ·MEIGS THEATRE • OIUCKLI FOR TODAY thest S...-geon' Blames Smoke . As cancerf..ause ' . PITTSBURGII \ll'i. ..;_ A. Boo\!>~ 1chest sut&eon teitified.! Th~ in a cancer victim's damage suit against 5 majPf cipretc~ : romp•, ny that amoki'ng is the blf..geSt , . · factor ·in' the c;Je\'elopment of lung cancer. • But that is difficult to prove, Dt. Richatd H. ' Ovf!rholt said in federal oourt, because, ''we're havlo.g 1 bard Ume getting a to smoke like a man ... He · l'l!pugoance of p1ice to I::;!?~" made laboratory testa d.lf~ tm<•uoe A wit11~s in the $1,250;000 suit agaipat Liggett and .Myen Tobac· COl Co., Overholt testified there · . "no questiOn that inhl.lati.on of tob1oceo smoki is the largest liD· In the causation of thiM of lung cancfl1' ." .. " Otto Pritchard , 61, a Pittsburgh ~binet maker, is suing the big tobacco .flrm. contendlns he con- , tracted lung _canc,er. ~1::9. lmokh•g Chesterfield cigarettai ttfanuttc~ured by tJceett and M)rers, for more than 26 yean. TO IIOIICATS three,out of tbelr ' Deol1 On · the 'ManhaU lo ' Ro..s-.'1 > � 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. 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