https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e102b649db9638a833c04c39f22fab09.pdf ac671b3a28fa2c6be0f9426b43aad135 PDF Text Text 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 $1,250;000 suit agaipat Liggett and .Myen Tobac· COl Co., Overholt testified there · . "no questiOn that inhl.lati.on of tob1oceo smoki is the largest liD· In the causation of thiM of lung cancfl1' ." .. " Otto Pritchard , 61, a Pittsburgh ~binet maker, is suing the big tobacco .flrm. contendlns he con- , tracted lung _canc,er. ~1::9. lmokh•g Chesterfield cigarettai ttfanuttc~ured by tJceett and M)rers, for more than 26 yean. TO IIOIICATS three,out of tbelr ' Deol1 On · the 'ManhaU lo ' Ro..s-.'1 > �- - - . . . . . . .- . . • • - - " . .... -..~·-· · · t·- . . ..,.-""'-~ . -.. . . . . ~~-- . ·~···· ···~ ·-· ::-·~ . ... .... -.... ~··· -···· . ·--~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . :~-:-~- .~·····--····· . ........ ... 2 . . .. . . . . . . . . . ..... . .... . . . . :];~;~;~[;~~~~~i!t;~ ' . . . .. • / Alfred Areq News Of The Week fHf DAILY SENTINEL . lly MRS. CHAIU.I$ WOODE Sunday School attendance on April S was •~ tile offering was $9.33 . Rev. Card f1lled hi ~ regular appointment at 10 : 4~ . Hia ~;ubjed "Jesus and the Church". "Jesus Prayed ." ·'The World Must See Christ in Us." Revival servicel whirh bad continued for two weeks dosed here Sunday evening April 3JVilh the Rev. Evan Edwirdl of Athens .speaking on that night. Mr . nnd Mrs. Herbert Bailey or the Tex.as community and Mrs. Mae Tanthorey of Coolville .are new residents of the Elmwood Nursini Home. Mrt. Clera Follrod apent from Wednesday until Sattml'ay at the Carleton FoUrod home ia Pom· eroy. • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daugherty Ind, fdrs. Maggie granddaughter Jenof Coolville spent et the Cherie! ~mmentating Editorially :: .. It! o il that 1: 1 ,.., rtlll . li1n lfoi Empire Ships - And Rocky inMountain the area, one dollar appeared in the pay· .. Jt's a lon~ way from the six states of Ari· zona. CQlorado, 'Montana, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico, which make up the Rock y Mountain Empil:e, to nations which he acro.-.s th~ oceans. But the businesses and workers with· In these landlocked states have a dir ect and important interest in thoSt oceans and the lands boy<md. Tbe reason is foreign trade, borne in our A.tQertcan merchant ship ~. This trade is a two-wa y street. The ships carry exports abroad, and bring imports borne. According to a new s urvey published by the Committee of American Steamship lines, the jobs of 527.000 f:nnw rs, miners and industrial employes in the ~:mpire more than a quarter of all its workers - a,rc allected by this trade. Iu a late year, of every five dollars earned checks o( workers holding jobs inrlucnced by exports and imports. All in all , more than $2 bi.l.lion was earned by employes in industries serving markets abroad or depending on raw material imports. The Committee's report also points out, foreign trade cargoes helped bu ·."' ~ the 1958 recestiiion trend and brought new prosperity to the six states. What's true or the Rocky Mountain Empire is true of all the rest of the country. The slatistics vary from r-egion to region, but the prlndple remains the same. Foreign trade is a mainstay of American employment, Americ<m agricu lture and American industry. That's why it has long been established government policy to support and maintain a U S.flag Merchant Marine capable of doing the job. What remains to be see n is whether the majority of voters have just drifteQ with a tide, or have not recognized it for what it is, or honestly "don't care whether government is responsible ." • If the last is the ca6e, this country Is done for, and the only thing to speculaie about is when the final curtain will come down on what u.sed to be called the American Dream. The one bope Is that the voter will recognize that what welfare state government is doing to him Is a great dea·l more important than wbat w.u ... state government 1s doing mr him - and will revolt before the last battle Is lost. There has been a monume!Jt set at the gr.aw ol Hoyt W. Curtia in Sand Hill C-tery by J . 4 Pi!)k· crton and Sons, Proetonoille. ijar;old Brewer and daugbt~r, Janie, 1p,qt sunday mornlng with l>enver Curtis and family . C~ht~ Price rema.ins qu,ite ill. M~. and Mrs. Rodney Pier,ce and son spep\ Saturda-y evening with here attended the Mr. and Mn. Arnold Anderson of Day 'Program at J(eno. Mareb :roth. Mrs. Frank Kelly remainh ~riti­ call'l ill at Iter daughter's home in Park.ersbturR, W. Va. ' and 'Mrs. Raymond Johnson :~: 'j;~1;:;;,'bus11pent the wef!k end b Darirt his Mu. Judy Wells and family, Keno. and :Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell and Middleport . to visit family, Mr. and Mrs. Denver C\lr• Mr. . A Sunday evening tis and f~mily and Mrs. Evelyn visitor w.aa H~n Taylor. ·Wh,ite w~ Sunday dinner . gu~ts Mn. Vlr&:le m~t\e)'· attlmded -..:~ u - L . D . PI eree. . . e of Mt. alN ....... meeting of the Nurses Auoc~atwn Mli..;A.uJ?r Brewer ancd daughter, at Nelsonville Friday evening. Jaflle, CJ)Ied on Mary Pierce Satur· Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of Chester visited his parents, M1. dafu~!:f;~ Rodpey Pierce and and Mrs. Chari~ D. Woode Friday tov.J t~Mlbt SUndaY witb, • . •nd evening and helped celebrate the Mta. J.l,J.D.iot Spauu ~~ond. fam_i).y. , latter's blrthda'l. Mr. and Mrs. L D. Piel'(._ )(n. Mrs. P-aul Buckley attended the Evylin White, Mr. and 'Mrs. DenCuner"'l rites Cor her cous~n. James ver· C\lrtil, and Cindy and Vr~ and Ammon at Columbus Monday. Mrs. Russel! VRpMeter spent Satut'• The MYF sponsor Easter day evening witl\ Mr. and Mr!!l. S)Jnriae .,ervlces on April 17. Jake vanlleter. f.-;.;.,~ . ~~ • carpenter Fam'ny Pl. anRing · bl Social Events •• Iva WORKSHOP CIKPOnler A?TIND EDITOR'S MAILBAG Middleport, Ohio Attending the distri.:t meeting April 8, t960 TheAJnaawr.~ ~ of the WSCS ot Lanca!!lter on Wed- Dear Mr. and Mrs. Citi:&en CINCINN.ATI vPI-A Hatyard nesday were the foUowlng of Middleport: . scientist •said today a pill hal bers of the 1'e.mple Methodist The time of the. year ha~; .Cowe been dev.eloped which SUJ!resses "WSCS, Mrs. Che'ater Price, Mrs. around again ror you to begin your ovulation jQSt the wa)' nature Howard Stanley, ildn. Dale Scott, spring housecleaning. It is also doeA and Ia 100 per cent effective Mr!!l. Clarence Arbaugh and Mrs. time for 'lOUr local I volunte,f/f fire ay United Preis· lnternltiontl Quinn Russell. ' department to ha~e tb~it jp!lY Dr. John Rock, wbo hal done SUPERINTENDINT HERE auction sale to raliie , money . tor Today is Friday, April 8, the studies on the pill at Harvard, Dr. Carl Hickey, ChillicotheJi sand bette..;;' fire' dnipmen't to ~· dent Me th 1>1 ' .,.properties ninty.ninth day of the year, with said it could be ·an aceepla bl c trict super-mten . r~rote•ct the homes and l ROOD FAMlLY lof Dr. Hart for his first wife. ' 267 more to fol_low in 1960: way for C~t.)Jolics to Jl'IIV': fam- Churches, conducted'. . .o f ¥• ~01.1lSWJnJ.\.V.•.. The Uut rN:ord we have of !riram Sr. anrl Margaret Rood s The moon •s approaching Its Illes. Ha told about U at the conference at the You have a gbbd op.poHt~n:lty to the nunlfl Roorl, \r, th '.l; sectl(ln, chtldren: Henry went west, lived futl phase. . Americ~ COllege - ot ObStetrics dlst Church Sunday eveningn. give _your suppqrt to this dep~rtls lhal or JI\ram Rood Sr. who an d diPd there. Lydia married M·i· The mo~nm g stars are Mercury aDd GynecolOI)' meetinC here . ANNIVERSARY OIISI!RVEO . ment by &iving us the items. which married Mllrguret l'rince. t•h;~el llentz, o~e daughter Mag- Mon. Jupiter ~nd ~aturn. The pl11 works the same way The MY It~ o( the ·remple Metho- you do not want or which. you have d1ed young • Mary On : t ure doeB j n tha t ,., prevent s d 11!1 ' 1 Ch u... -h se , ..YC\1 - .. c·ake and co(· left ove r f rom your c1eamng. · " e It ood f,am II y co me from "ie· " • .Edgar [ this day S 10 hhistory ldi d na ~~.>Y 1 Tb 1513 8 80 between Mariellu. Ohio and s t. marned .lo~n Wolfe, daughter n p • P':r Le erd ad ex· formatloo of tbe human eli in a fee following regular services Sun· doing this .you not only help to se:Mary!, w .Va \'w'e are not sure An~ie, married w. F. Sayre; VIc- P1orer once e on 1•n. e woman , he !!laid, thus making con- day morning. The celebration was cure protection f9r yourselves and 1 1 -'I be 1 · wh'ac h BH. e o th c r vf'r u tona <Vicca) marrled Mervfn what Is thnnwf St.t iAu1usune, F1a., eep11on 1mPDIIlbl e. · 1·n honor of the 2"th ronr . ... th .., wedd ' ng ann ·• your property, b ut you s a.u per1 1 1 1 1 I 'Wt ftnd them on both sides about Wulfe, chtltll'fn, . ..-.nd. llee .. mg e oun an · . · 1 , versary of \thftl: k!adtfs• forming a wOrtllwbile civic duty . - e time The hcst evl'deno.:e lo18. Mll~Al e dlea young. In 19M, Congress the p1ll waa made of Mrs. Arlhui Crabtr~~ ft On Sunday, Anrilloth and April th e ••... . . · ., la',nr1a u . "-Ill ) marr1e d Lew 1s fived billion ~.-.. ~· " eport Volunteer wnuld perhap11· plao.:~ the or1g1oM (,'),11 e th Wdollar k and es trogen, wh~ are ATTENDS S..-~ 24th, the M.iddl 1 home on Bull Creek m•<~r wuvN· Johnson. then Walter Norris, u~ ~rt tie ( o; ) to subttances giv' out Columbia l!ome Cobncil mern- Fire Department will be around to w va then-. Children Lelia married m 018 ra on W A · . by the burna-'ll ovary to make bers and guests who &\tended the pick up anything whlch you may 1y, · · J-'Tank Crus&, Athens, o., Joeie In 19~2. ·P realdent Truman se1z· women aafe d1,1rlni pregnancy. recent Achievement Day program want to give towards this auction 1 o are unahle to find the ,,,,,,,·,d Richard "owh, Hiram ed the steel induetry to forestall 1 M'ddleport ,·ncluded ~-, l•u · Ava Won't you start to ~ hec k now f or ' "' 1 Rock a ~'"'athGlic, said this pUl a W name of the parents, hut we rind Jr.. married Allie Perkins, Harold a general atr ke. " 1 ~~[~;'r;~::;~M~r;s•.~ Ross Rhoades and these iterna and caU or contact one •nother In 1906, six Marine recruits prevent• way ·and conception could be acceptable In a naturato · R0 bert B'IShop, Mrs. of your local firemen w~th this in· that • Iter the death or the father marr 1·011 Eather Brown. ~ that the mother marr1ed a man by son Vance. Dallas married Fran· were drowned durlnJ a forced the Catholic Church. He said Mr's. Francis lJOW· information? tht' name of Blancet. One 11on res Sncddln. Several children. night m~rch at Parris ltllmd, S. C. Catholin do not object to birth cry, Mra. E:llzabeth No item will be refused so please Henry by this marriage. Uoth parents died youna:. H_ere s a thouaht for today : h d Gardner check nowt , P~:esldent Harry Truman said: control wb,lcb Is aceompUs e l.p llllTHDAY Chlldre n HIramd. n1111rrIed d • 1arHenry Rlancet was vksltlng his "The responalblHty of the a "natural way'' such as , the Mro. Allred 0 r . half-brother H!.110m Rood Sr., .at state• Is to ser"e and not lo 1nee, Ly 1a mprr1e 11ret Pr h Ibm thod •· H rt H h I d led • r Y me · on Sat11rday, March ~1meon t , anna a so mar· Plants when he met an marr tnate the world." rled t Hart, Sylvia marrif!rl u Rnscnnna PUC"hard, widow of Rock hae dorte studies -on~ 1,000 her aon, Daniel, on Hamm•eer, Thomu lived In the Frank Pilchard. o· who U!led ,lhe pill the day. Attendlng were Brenda west. Afler the death of his fir~ wlfe pa't four ye4rs ·and It · ~ved Diane Stout, Teresa WalSh, ._~:~ 1 Both Harh were brother• and In 1891 11\ram Rood Sr. married "100 per ~nt eUe~llve." J!:verett, u\4. Cecile Sh,UU:, elle)' married lllsterl'l. Rev. George Polly Ann Pickens. Her maiden Raynard; ll_urllnaJDe,., m .•arrie.d .• O&Uihler mme wa 11 Smith. · The pl1111 taken Patricia pod ~~ ··--" . fifth to 25th day after Wa1ah. PTA PTA MJITINO he ~tid. It lo • 1'\ 1\ The Racine wUI meet MOb· tton, pr,ecrlpt~op,. only and so HISTORY• Meigs .,w..... -. or ~ Says C--ientist wm Dal~ O;~:y~ol~u~:·:;~~.~ D•JLV CRQSSWQ"D f'J:~.;n;~~~· __Mrt. Wal'._ Weuo, .... _ ~. Will and daupter Mary, Alice Euler Janet Wcart attended ebuub Alfred Fridty evenfnl, "' llrt. Wm. Eichinser Sl'. under· Went eye turgery .. t Holler 1fos. pital -.~., ond lo ..--v~-keJ Tb............ ....... -.... n y. Dr. Butrlmu w11 edled to lin Roy Riffie, Sunday mOrain&. Mr. and Mra. vtn-.. _.,k ...,.., t vu.o...... uuo::u and sons 1pent sund1y .tternoon with Mr. and Mra. Hermon Gruelef of Burllna:ham. Mr. .and Mr~. Holly O'Netl IUld eblldren ot The Plaia• tpent Sun· day wltb Freda Will and daughter Mary and vlsited Mn. DAlly O'Neal at Mt. Hermaa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blac:Utone and cbll.. •u.-'~'n tpent the weekend with Mr. and lin. F. E. Shiffer • Of C.lumbul. Mr. -and Mra. lames Euler ot /tllddieport tpent Sunday even· lnJ with John Terrell and Mlu . SANDLER ' Of Boston's Tuck-Tie Alire Euler. lin. Ed(or Abbott Yllited in Galllpolis tecentiJ. llr. and Mrs. Georee Staten and thtldren of Wellston were died I'U m~ ~ lllroot W.U, w1Ji. 11> ' ~~:;t~Y'::dts fa'!tly~L BUY NOW tloilti.· Lac&, if UUt isn't pretty ·I a llidm:meriJII', ~ luster 1rl<l --•- · oM ~- own Squuh Heeil. tip· )"'OL go, out JOU frO • •• · ibiNe tun. At e4ftr. tiled iD 5eventeeD. ' 1 BO,NE ·ANn 'GREIN L'VSb.~ iN , ' QQad!&-lo3-4toi. · · :.. u era"te ' Sho · • . . s h· op . Ma rg W• MAIN STREET . . . P!OBIBJLOY, OHIO ~ ... . Alhtlll 21.Man'l - n.~ . ·~ . """' Early Action On .Dams Asked lg ues r Making T0UfS . Work.en for the Huon Society for Crippled chU.o~-~ Adulte c ondueted 1 door-to-4oor m~• a canvaN tn tbe COilDty Sundt¥ are. ernoon aDd lftennrda were JUata at 111 dinner IU'Ved. in tbe M.001e Home in Pt. Pleuant. 10.=...... ~~-- ··~ pomeroy Motor Co. Rizer£. p • PI omt easant, ~\;, • Ch...e kHpen • Twlft :~:~:;::~~.;;!:~:; Olson Starts Another Comebaek By Winninll[ PORTLAND, iJre. UPI-C"arl (Bobo) Olson has started anot-her comeback in Portland. This time the comeback or Olson's got off on the right foot . Olson scoreU a 7th round technical For ••little •• Water Softeners - fight weighed lillttli. Per Week You can own 1 new '80 PHILCO Refrlprmr Furniture Middleport, Ohio fu,.,.._, WITH EACH CAR SOLD ln,.OOI<>odtDd~· MARTlH· NEW Goodyear NYLON ... ON' ROUTE 7 / WHITEWALL Tl RES .... I . F~RD 4 DooR :r.:,try.::~· ,Au!<» .....,, ~ . ,....r .~n~ ' lllllt Shakes- HoUiola._ 8.- Splitt Mc;Ciul't•s Qcdry., Isle ·c.mer Ill• r..nb Atl.<ltQt Nkldlej!on elti.....u ~ -lollttc bl~k lliMol>. $2695 2. 3. 4. 5. oWner, 17,000 mlleo. New white $1295 $12,95 . wblte-- '· . ' $1795 1956 FORD llldewaJI 11...... $1295 . .. . I• .. • VI~TORIA Hardtop. Auto. trarw., rradio and beater power lteerlng,- sharp cioi1IJ. •nd M\ite ftnitib. Nh- 'Wbite DIMOS MEET MONDAY The Meigs Count, Democratic Club. will meet APril ll, ~onday even1ng 1t 7:30 o'clock in the Middleport .elementary school. Re freshmenta will be served 1U1d the public Ia invited. ' . '' Clean car. Six cyl. economy with std. trarum1ission. $1095 I 1957 BUICK - Century Z Door Hudlop Power- illlteering Old Dynaflaw. One owner. $1795 1958 BUICK Speelal4 Door 11an1top ' l)ynaflow.' Spoil- Inside onit out One owner. Speclal4 Door Hardlop Dyn.aflow. Sharp creen fWsll wltb matebi.qg interior. A VfllY clean one owner C!U. $2795 1959 BUICK YOU, .TOO Special 411ool' Sedan WILL BE Oy1iafiO'IIV, power et.eering aDd 'JJVes, Dll;. interior. One of )ur nicest one owner cars. HOME . INCINERATOR . Garbage and Tra~h Problems Are Gone Forever When • You Install A Modern .\iel'C'1)-matie. Clean car inside JOO: out. $895 1954 .FORD Stolltm Wagou V8 Fordomatk, s ~tis. .utd WIJII<! two, tone - $195 . Onfy $69.95 Many . . More . "lluy Natlonallne- Dlreel From Factory Prices" · !3! E. 2 Door Sedu Burns Everything But Bo.ttles and Cans OHIO VAllEY PLUMBING & HEATING INC. '!:· 4 DOOR 1959 BUICK SEE ~REM TODAY AT I, 1957 PLYMOUTH 1955 MERCURY l:tESOTO m.lt. aew BW.k or Pontlae. Tllea it's up to our "Euy OWD.er&hlp Plan" to ..plore 1111 the wayo to make It poulhle on .your terms. CLOUD WITH A .iSons co. Mltli!llpeti, ), 'I Just tell 1111 bow mud! yoa want to pay a moatb for $2195 lN YOUR .ttPME '· $55? $65t $80? $2795 ' . WASHINGTON UPI - Tbe feti:er al space agency disclosed today tbat a mechanical railure aboard the ~irOs_ I weather satellite is preventmg 11 rrom taking detailed cloud pictures over Russia. Dr. T. Keith Glennan, di~tor of the National Aeronautics and Spare Administration (NASA) said at a news conference thai the weather satellite "is working successfully and well." But he added· that 11ince Saturday evening, the satellite's clock governing operation or one ~ameras baa not bee~ workproperly. • ,=~~==. h ON A ' .;;t Failure Stops T•Veeing Soviet Cloud Patterns .. INCINERATOR WjtiTEWALL 'TillES ,.. . ' ' .1 ··-· N•• Station Wqop: Mto. -&Rm., radio 1nd heater. One owner, cbarel)d IIDd fPW fbli.tlb. New white sidewall tires. IS.1lfEJJMJ'TO . .. SAVE 'i ' . ROYAL 4 DR. tlnOt . . . . . ;. l'lui4,New ~ Nyloa •• ., . . 1957 DODGE 4 DoOR BETTER APPEARANCE INCREASED SAFETY BETTER PER.FORMANCE EASIER. · ~ANDLING . ~ noted that the 1961 bqd&et no new st.artll for Ohio projeeUJ . It recommended tbat $750.000 be inclUded in the bud1et to com· plete prt!ronttruction planning and ttarl construction of the BellmriUe, Ohio, loeb and dam. The association also called for additional runcb to initiate ad· vanee en&lneerinc and design wOik'"o-" replacement of loeb aDd d111111 in &he \ridnJttee ol Cannel· ton, lnft.. Opossum Creek Obio Racine, Ohio, and Unionto~. KY: .· ' $1795 AI Aa Ao!ded lloJius, Ab!lve llld, Beyond . Hll l!IUII Low •.hieea ' . CINCINNATI trP1 - Produce : Eggs, consumers grade~ at farms A jumbo 31~. 'A large 3440 A medium 32-38, A small 24-30 8 large 24·33, undergrades 18-21; FOB A large 44-46, A medium 4:1:-44, B ,large 4042. PO\IltrJ,· at ffarms fryers 2~-3~ lbs 11·i9, heavy hens 19-24, light hens 10·12; fryers 118,950 37 pe 17, 23 ·p c 171,1;. 36 pc 18, 4 pe 19; FiJB fl')'ers l'k-3 lbs 291,\-33· bens 4 lb and over 35-37. ' Auto. tN.na., ndidJ eild heater one ---- 1. ADDED ' VALUE 1959 ENGLISH FORD :W'::uS:: Olio 1957 Rawlings Gives You now wblte 1957 FORD CUSTOM ·300 Ohtb _ ,, I e,!. Very J.,;n. New wbite ur.o. .' . . . . •' ' • Market Report '"" Ilk!. NOT 1 NOT 2 NOT 3 BUT 1959 ' assotiaUon believes it to be imperative that the Corps of Engineers program (or modernizBROWNS FIRST OPPONENT ation or the Ohio River be accelPHILADELPHIA UPI-The Phi- erated," the statement said. ladelphia Eagles, who closed out It pointed out that since the their 1959 home . sthedule with Cleveland, will meet the Browns modernization program 'began six in this season'!!! opener ·a t Fran)· 'le&l8 ago, six projecU to improve lin Field. The two team!!l finished locks and dams had been started. in a tie for second .place last It said 13 projects still remain year in the National Football If the program continues at and, League's Eastern Conrerence Philadelphia's other home &amee Us present rate, it will take from will be against the St. Louill' Card- 18 to 20. ye:.r.l'l to complete tbem. UJ"'IH J;:.acllitlet Replaced inals, Oct. 9; Detroit Lions, Oct. urh• conclulian I• in•Kilpeble 18; Pittsburgh Steelers, Nov. 6; that tr.fflc growth on <!ashington Redsldns, Nov. 13 -and t1te Ohio will be lncreulngly ,.. new York Giants, Nov. 27. tarded •d vltlm.t•ly stifled within 10 ,_,.. unl"' tM ,,.. Mnt obul.te .ncl lnadoqU41,. fa.ellltiH .,.. compl.,.ly rwplacH t.r th.at tirM,'' the auoci• ., Eaob meal do •~~~" to pleaoe. Here 1o .mere )"DO find the beot liMil ap. AD " $10000 a eurvey of the H'oek ing River Basfu by the C<trps o{ Engineen a1 a muns of establishing adequate ftood control faeUlties atong the River. Citing last year'• flood conditions as a portent of the trediendous loss of property and danger to lives which might result from a major flOOd along the Hocking, the Con· gressman pleaded with the subcom mitt~ to take preventive action against a far more serious catastrophe. BUDGET HINADEQUATE" In a sta tement by officials of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association released to the United Press International today the group called President Eisenbower'e fiscal 1961 budget inade· ~Jlla $2.62 ~rlspen Paul William of PoJnt Plea· spell down held in the conference room of the board of education in Pt. Pleasant, April I. The win· ners will go to Huntington ror the ~State contest on a date to be announced. FORE:MAN & ABBOTT Custom Kitchens :.._ Appliances H. Second Ave. fo....,.. ~~.~:~mbe,. !a · 2.DOOR • Hu. . 2'11 cu. rt. hexer hold• 90 lb1. of froun foods • AwtGmlltlc tlefn,,t refrlterator • S.pt~t... l!loort fw ,_ZIH an,. ,.,...... •tor • Ew:Jra dMp Dairy Bar ttor.. ••• door • Dalu11e luH• and AT 1· . . .' Maso City c• Is ·.-Win ,Spelldown . eat price. Chevrolet Middleport About Fire Equipment f' H:ere•• big storage spate .,tua delm:e feat\lrelil at today.'• low. . AIR 1 .aoo ~~~=============~~~=====J.b==~P~o;m;ero;;;;y~,~O~hl~o~=~~·i~~o~l:.~fu~b~~~~~:re~Conn~w;ee~!,~en:d~vlli:ton: Ru~ner was · Eads, FifthupGrade DRIVE Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o " April B, GAUOIS: Montgomery, 15.3 on 20.3 on lower, ~ teet open·, Middleport council will meet in opeclai 8esolon tortli~t 27.3 on upper. I:~~~~~~~;;~: ~ 43.2 on agree upon purchase of a new fire truck. all out; Lock 23, f The question of "custom built" ment plant. The firm now if' • was venu1 "commercia l type" c.nctltion of MDwable O.ms: &a&ed in that work. · AU daau are down Lock 13 t•-u ~ttled 10 day1 ago in another special meeting but decision on w Worltl DJ In••23,Oh• riverRiver 'falling I!J tenth per down hour. whirb of tbree bids, all very close, - New u. ,_yen are. Boata: Western were Mn. Paul ·Powell, cbalrman : at Lock JO at 2 :10 a. m., 10-6 · wu deferred until later. Mn. BiUy HQea. Martaret Roney, OVEC down at Lock 12 Jlt ll:J!I a: bas a total of $25,000 Sandra Sayre, $baron Knapp, She). a. 1-17; Charlel R. Stephenaon to Council spend for the new equipment by Grinstead. u~ U Ph'lllil Batey, Judy \l... wn at Loc& 18 at 8:56 a. m ., 13-2; about one fifth of which the FrY, DUa. WI lam Sbtnn, llrt. lbr· L. Wade Childreu down at Lock 19 le.,Iatl~ body bopet to bold vin lleFarland, Mn. Robert a ..· ..,_, · a t 8 :O> a. m. 18-0; C. V. Hamar for required radio conversiOn in Mn. Herman ObliD&er, Mn. Edwin down at Loci: 21 at 11 :10 a. m., 2-0; the nut few years. Taxpayere RoUJh, Min SuunDe RaDdolph, Lock 23, Downbound; lelfenon at voted the 1um in a bond !SlUe Job:•. Jeannette CunaiDJhlm, llra. 1:20 p. m. a-<t; St. Loui.J Zephyr at Jut November. Boward Wa1enhalJ. Mra. Donald 7 p. m., 6-0; Nita Dean at su5 p. Brown. Mn. F01ter Grinatead; )ln. m., 2-1 ; Eller CUff at 10:20 a. m., CornmerciaJ type fir~t fighting Robert Jobneon. and Mn. Dl9id 04; Gallipolll: Titan up at 10:30 ~ui~ment, which meets all speci· FJeldJ. Jr. p. m. 9-0; Northern up at 12:30 a. f.cahona asked by a committee 13-3 Tr In Malon were Mrs. J<tnet Sur· m., r ade Winds up at 2:155 of_ the volunteer fire company, This would be applied to tltl ·na· f a ce 1 cb aullUUI; •-·- ~~--) h a. m. 0-13; lewis up at 6:15 a. m., Will COlt slightly in excess of R R M E erIIUII• .DaM7 Kl'l 8Jm1t t ..... ; c·1ty of Maytville up at 7 :05 $20,000 according to bids receiv· tio na! debt, cuttin& interett PUn . mo&ene ow, . oyee a. m., 2-1; Lock 23 Upbound: Allh· ~d recently from three compan- ments. It would al10 rut one milCanon, Kra. Donna Tullob, jlfl. land at 3:30 p. m. lMl; Fred W. let, Seagraves, Howe and Pirsch. bon persons from the federal pay· Ruth R)'an, Mrl. Mllmle Olloott at 3:.30 p. m., 7..0; Cornell R•E•~tmin• PoaitJINtt roll and 11ave about l3 miUioll dol· Carr, Betb' Slrn, Beslle J( , at 8:35 p. m. 6-8; Lunga Poilit at Meaawbile, .according to tlle Ian spent to run federal propet• Isabel ·Brown and ~lheyn 11~1. ·. U> a. m., 0.22; Robert E. Reed at United Press, Ohio's Water Poilu· ties, Stone said. He would also eliminate fore'-o The Clifton f.H Club 11ndefahe ·· 3:45 a. m., 9-0; Hortense B. In· tlon Board will examine evidence of progress in building new aid at a saving of 48 mUUon dol· direetion of Ann Wllllamt w~ at 7:20 a. m., 4.0. . .ewer -plants by the villagea o£ Iars. l~ Clifton. Mia Belt)' KelJ)o ••rD If Kanah-.. report available. Middleport and Genoa. 0 ., at its "Tho Fwawar -~~ -1 meeting April 12. Both Genoa, in gram i1 1 hidMue tfdng v1aed .t he .worten. .., • Ottawa County and Middleport. you .., rivht down ,. it,'"' neede'd to have uked the board to renew Nki. ''It only sustain• aliH ...,.. FINI 11101: HOOKY Tbirteen year old France~ comtruction. The ·project permits 'illowing them to dump ernments. not their PlliJII•• -; P!UNCETON, N. J . 1!1ooken, daugbler of Mr. · . replace exi1tin1 antiquated raw sewage into open water Stone said the U. S. tovernment Princeton Unlver!!llty annou;n· Mrs. George JWoken, Eigbtb locO and dame Not. 18. 19 and bodieJ. owns 40 per cet~t of tbe nation'• J today thJ,t 1tudertt& who cut the Gn~e Jt~dent 'It Point Plea~~nt, on the Ohio, and txistinC ltruc· N ·tb h , land, controiB 20 per cent of the ; tJnt day'• claa&el at the start of Jumor Hagb Scbool, wd one of on the Jluskiogum .and eJ er as a ltwage treatment nation's industrial capacity IDd 't plant. The board bas asked for d f · • tach semeater would be fined two winn«t. In the recent MalOn Rivera. Total Federal futer action in building the spen . s 50 per cel_lt o ~~ revenues $20. 'rbe Dally Prin«tonlln, die county apell~g bee sponiOI'ed . by ia atimated at $157,600000. treating faeilities. runmng Ill OW!~ md~triea:. f undergraduate newspaper, said tbe Herald·Di.tpateh of HuntinJ· addition to the new dam,'two waste Middleport h ta• Among the tndustnn run by the move w.aa "unnecessarUv hanh ton. parallel locks or similar dimen· M.a . .u re med a th~ government he said is one \•-t and unrealiJtic" , The other winner was Sixth sion:11 to those •t Racine are con· rlon, 0., engmeering firm to constructing Eskimo dweillnp at rpare pla~s and specifications an initial cost of two and a hall ~ Grade student Gateo temploted. ----'------!daugh ter of Mr. Lai!Jchla and Mrs. Delberi :jrr also urg- ~a collection aystem and treat- biliion dollan. :Mr. end Mrt. Albert ShJin of ~:~!~! or the' Mason elementary consider $29995 " AUTOMAnC . .:. REFRIGERATOR IUI..- .. m - • ...., · - 0...) datioDJ to Conare~~. ~n hll tutimony ConJ. Moeller ~J.nted out tb.llt the Rarine proJect wa1 lbe IU bject of a favorable preliminary report by the Corps of EotJneer• in June, U1158. He aiJo stated that the advance pla'1":iae .at Be1leville would be completed i~ 1981 and that Jtart or eonatruct!'on would •.....:: ---•~ 1eu1Y ~layed if the <.'4rps of En:inee'rs requeJt for an addition· al JMO,OOO to begm oonatruction immediately thereafter were den · ed i · ASKS S.SO.OOO H "eel e u.. $30,000 for advance planning at Racine. When com· pleted the project wiU Include 11 new dam to replace exiatln& dam& Noa. 21, 22 and 23, all be· tween 39 and 42 yean old, and two parallel loelu, one 1200 feet lone and the othei' 600 feel kmt. Eltlmated total COlt to the Fed.1 er~ ,ovemment it ~.... ......, •000· Cona. Moeller explained that $250,000 U! nOw incJuded in the fiaeal 1881 Budget to complete eoun::s TRir IT........ (Cont•-.. -• RIVER REPORT . v· · AT Vlnc"~t' St6v~b1, c:taY at 7:30 p. m. at the bl.i~ not \ite1\ IWenaed -as a contraceP· I~:~~~:.~~~~~~~;/ sehooJ. Family Fun night will be •Uhoulh' U~sed for otlier \: the program. A style show will 1~''!~I~· be 1preaented by the arade acbool 'atkt ·'he was intere•ted in boya and several memben of tbe aa· a cathoJic because the c:rach acbool wUl 'Pft&ent mullof .. population Increase In cal and -4ance numbers. the w~ Hemlaphere Is so 1reat .. _ La.tln Amerlea put,!.· HDIPITA~ eulorll' wjl! ·bo loot to the Cojjoo, 8.: Mrs. Dalla• Uc Church" unte11 the chdfc'n. l\u1ter Barrett. 11fkll aome. aure method of blrt.b J:lborl 1\llllert eootrol .~blt. :1&~ , Hazel BUY (ORVAIR BUY CHEVROLET _ , da~II~Ya ~fr~;•;m~~·~~th~e. ,;yn Lo~ber. 1 = Workers Were G Afte ~. !:. PH ILeo ..Mr~ an~ 1 = atlelldocl .... Ad!ie••lll"•l DOJ onootlnr ID llliddlep'oot. Tbere were Ill ill otleadfnce ., tSualoo~~ ..~2!,1 · ~prtl 1' CoUec~~• . . . ,., Rev. Cord lUI· · :;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~;:::;:~~-~~~~~o~rd~,~Jil'I.~~O~Il~ta~Ciort,~~~ · ~-=.led hll re&ulu tppotntment •t 10 f ~-~on "1etUI ed the YEST~RYEAR I AlLY SENTINELIWt•m<IR DAYBOOK ~ w111 a.J. GREATEST .VALUE ANYWHERE! I ::-:-::::::,:-::.:.::======-== 110• =.... umblo, and Arlee Abbott ly MU. VAL HAITUNG ,..,.. dlaaer ldeolo of lin. Edll01' Mrs. ltn!Pt and ... JertJ ol Eddie Powb•ttan ~pent TbuncbJ even· lin. Arlee Abott. M'l. Ho.,.. In& with her coulin, Fr~- WW Rod! f·-~;~r,:~·sm~~lt~h·,e~;~ -.. ··- ..~"'=· !'<Jtl'li"'·.l r:;,.;::::;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;=.:;:;;;:;:;;;:::;:::;:::;;:::;;:;:=;;j~;;=;-;;======~1 Now Possi e 'CODAY AND - Charlea C®&ll waa taken to the taoapital MoncQy by E.\'!ln,e: ,mbula.nce. i~'(. 1..nd Mn Charlet Busb and tamfly aod Mts. Connie BU!!Ih of Racl,ne and RObert B\llh of Lan· cut~. were Sunday dinner guests of th. amt Mrs. Willard Pigott a,nd dat1ghten. Other arternoon callers were Mr. tn~ Mrs. Jake BUsh .tnd family . !ltr. 1ttiJ' Mn. DQftver curtis and family and Mts. Evelyn W)lit.e or Columbu# spent the weekend with Mr. and :-4111, L. D. Pierce . Gerald Sttl}.em of Belprt spent Sundar With . biJ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett S.t.ethem. R~k Springs Society News ~~~~ Do We Want Responsible Government? A national committeeman of one of the great political parties is quoted as saying, •'The voter doesn't ca·re whether government is responsib1e. The voter w;mts to know what It is doing for him." The judgment is a cynical one. But that does not mean that it is wrong, or can easily be disproven. Indeed, some of the most successful political figures of the last eeneration have followed the dictum almost exactly. And the present burden of debt and taxatiOn, along wtth the steady decay of in· dlvidual freedom, individual responsibility and basic Individual morality is, in part, their monument. "'T.OlM PERSONALS e.,M...,. , _ ' st. Pomol'oy Tel. Wv-t-!038 Blad! . BlaeHnar' In· �' • o..;;~~:. ·Panthers l)TO .. 'A ' .• fJA TS ' lallt!d•• nesu . $4.95 lp ._. ~us up .WJib Elooh•nc• TilES 'l10.95 "-• 'l'u ...... ......,.ble Tire ............. U..od, I IIAIE SHOES ' For AU Mo4elo lleltn* Tr~n~mlulou "t~ua up .Rutland Jt Wh wahama's home game played 1 t Middleport because of •·el grounds at W1hama . • Other Jacktt hitters. one each, w.ste :Fry, Dave -·'llartln1er iiUt ..-.., ter ollll Dqb•l v~~ter, .hea<-h P.,a~ \,.0 on1 VI lRe .vetJ:q. h Jlld"'~ nson b· fAQn OUI • ora- .eac , Hindy for Ml dleport wertt the By LIO H. PETERIIN AUGUSTA, Ga. UPI- Walt AI· ston says the Dodgers should win. Casey Sh•ngcl SQYI the Yankees could win . ' That's good enough for this observer, who takes" them at their word, and picks the Dodgers and Yankfes· to win the 1960J)ennants. ll< IIIey -look to uo from thi1 -vantllg! point at the 'Muters tourntJ!tent: N.TioNAL. AMIRICAN Yan~l"-:-._. Brtfts WhJN Sox GIMts lndl•n• ~ Dod-" ~~~ .'thlleootl '' "" n s Cubs ca &.nlton ae4 Sox Phlllin Here, In ene ot the golfing capi· toll of the world--far ai'ay from the parka, ski pantt and sk.l boots of. t.he WinW OlyrhpiCI, but onlr a short di.Jtance away from those florida apriDJ training eamps-lt like a thre~team· race in league. The DDdg~ra the edge in the Nat;Jonal, SUITS AND SPORT COATS by TOM SAWYER $10.98 to $19.50 I I 0 Tht;' are picked because have proDably the b11t the leagde, tl'le begt pects- young felloWI . Howord and Tommy i Davo·s fine defense, speed, the benen In the leagu•, and enough power to..get by. The Bi'aves, undel a new ma..nager 1 Chuck Dressen, feel tuey can win it. They !elt they should bave won last year, despite the 1088 of their stir second bast!man. Red Schbendienat. The playen blamed Fred Haney, then their manager, for their defeat. This observer doesn't bu)' that. Now they have back the old ted-bead. who had to sit out last Year with tuberculosis, and he looks 88 good as ever. But they lack the Dodgers' bench stren1th, THIS Wf.EKEND SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIR1$ Sl:zes S to 20 $1.98 to $1.98 6 cyl. Heatt!r, automatic trans. C1ean and Nice . Was $1395 · · · · · · · · · · Now$995 Many Cheap Cars From $60 to $295. BOYS COME IN- MAKE US AN OFFER THESE MUST GO Dress Slacks • * YELLOW JACKfir ( * GLASTRON • ' Both Continental and Regular Belt Loop Sizes. 6 to 18 T>he finest in moldtd 1T'la'hOiQny .and glass boat&. i * $4.98 to $8.98 WASH N' WEAR by tOM SAWYER t. The .dl new l~ne wUh Swopt Line design. FUNLINER Am>~~d.ni[ vet'l£8tiU.ty, legendary per~nn'&J)C(! design· matlerplecc - enormous room. -A * WHITHOUSE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS (Convertible Cuff) $2.98 * In Fiber GJus- Wood- Aluminum. EVINRUDE F·inat In Outboiardl OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. Metropolitan Motors "'Th'lamportaH.on On Land del s.• Phone WY·2·38'/t POMEROY.OHIO 8j)O-G04 l!ul Mala Slnet · Los J,:::;::mL•'• R~ over Racine on the Pomeroy diamond. • !Bobo) Ol10n, 175. Honolulu, PopJohn Cleland, Duane Wolfe, Jim P*d Rocque MarnUI., 17.. loltto. Louks and Viriil Hill ,gaYe 10 free tOJI the rdxth witb the bases full ld_dh _ o _<7_1•_ _ _ _ _ _ __ passea whill! TOm Grueaer doubled that scored Cleland to prevent a o: NEW Q/fl' Ff'R ,,'f...........,, :~~~. i~~"~::Cr~:~·:fo:s ~~:o:~~~ rt~~!d" i~tat:dr!~~·~o~~royTe~ ~~.·,··fb .....'q..u···~·~~_ M},'/:l ~ :.~ Y ed Cor seven Panther runs of the Knight. Each fanned seven and and tripled, BH1 Wilson tripled and whitewash. hom.,-ed, Gaey Moore tripled and ·- ___. ==--=---==::-=---::-=-c::-' .: :·. p lme Leads Ma---=--:ler a .f S s·'Ft'e}d d 2 'It-t'·. okes After 1st Ronn kl . . . 0\, .~ walked three . For Racine .. ~leland fanned one, walk-ed three m two mnlngs, Wolfe ~an~ed five, wall:ed four in two 1om~gs, W~_fanned on~, walk~d t~ m one Jnnmgs, and ~trgll H.111 ~anned one, walked one, m one In· mg. Louks, a freshman. and Hill. ..a 1 ltl ••-ed sophomore, both e e_o_, ••promile. •· . Racine . Q08 _ := ..................... ' 1 0 • +o;.•••••• ..... . a-4 · thiS (Win.IUiSi~e ~ • I new -.wjewe • 001·!!'-- 1! ~ : Pomeroy 2021! ..0'.s-.4:&,1fJ • Ga. ::~:ow - Arnold eran Claude :Q:Itl'mOI'I, former PGA llacine: Cl.~and r _.,.,~ -'IJ), .....~u!<ed' blC~nx hole, so eham"ion Dow Flnaterwald, Jay Louks (5), Htll (8)1 ' ~· q~. .c· • J II (6) -..n~n ' e waa well Hebert and Ffed Hawklns. ar re · r,·· · ~:!:A.~" serond Masters Aod while. that par three 155· Kalght (4) <WP~; -.lid t:;~ser. c eha~pio~ship yard water hole turned out to be · .. -; a two atroke lead over a major factor in Palmer's round, the field going into the second lt turned out to be a nightmare . . _· round and it looked like there for Ken venturi. would be no stopp)llg lrt.U _ el· Tbe 29-yeai.old Californian had pecially if he can keep out of burned up the front nine in 31. "Palmer's pond." fJve under par, eqlUlllin.K the He did Thursday to shoot a bril· course rtcorcl - arid looked like MllwaukN 1 Clnclrtnlti 5. llant five under par 67 _ two a good bet to o!w'erhaul Palmer un- BaltiMDrl 9 Pllttburwh I strokes better than his nearest til he e11me to that vital 12th. Ntw York: 2 DIJI:Dit 1 first round pursuers _ the veto.n IICI .,..k Washington 10 KaniHI City S . . Where Palmer got a good break Les Angel" 14 Chit•to (M) 12 thtlr pl,chmg i1 old~r then tbat on the hole, venturi · 10t a bad ~ Loula 10 Clewlarwj 1 of the Dodgers, and they could one, and it so unnerved him that lljn Francisco 4 ~ton: 2 Jlave an outfield Pl"9ble1D . unless he soared to a sJx over pat 42 Philadelphia I Mtaml \IL) 2 ............. trattt.l . ...... We1 makes a strong on thf' back nine to wind Up with fll'st da:y gallery ln the hiitoif of • tlfl)l' The .Piutes hiVe a fine front a total of 73. U. S. iQlf tourbament - ~~ es~l· WIUIL .. .... line, but lack Hoond line phchme That duplicate4 hit performance mated 17,000. 1~ saw 11 pla_yera m and ~rves. The Reds seem to of 1~, when al!l an amateW", it the &&-man field break Pat ~;ttet" the have everything e~_pt the ~ne looked Hke be had the cham,plon- 6,980-yard Augusta National eou~ thirl& that haa platUetf tbtm oter sbhl•lh lh~ bit, bUt< Wel\t to PI~ ~at'l tbt· 88Cond belt par-blJitinJ the years - pitching. But ltther on the baclk n.ihe, •o~d up wJth ~or,malK!e In ~he tUatory of the of tbese clubs eouht surp"i'ile. that bp,geoo 42 .en4·· )Oa~ .oul 'by ¥•~1.e~x~ar;f1 .onl)t in liM AI for the Yanltees: one stroke to Jaekle Burke. when 13 pJ'ayeJ'I .beat the card. They fell to third last season. Palmer, the 1958 winner, lo~t Th~ tw~ senhmental favorltu, They lost their big _MW1, Bill Skof· his chan~e to wln last yerq Wh~n, Snead and ~ Ho1an ron, just when they looked UJC:e hi.' put hla te~ l!lhot in the wateto a 73 while an.l)ther E. Mlln Sl, Pomeroy they were going t;) make a move. o.n that 12th hole and wound up of the fana, Carl Ml_ddle· Bub Turley was 'way off form. with a doubt~ bOgey. • had a 7tf. ~5 ~lckey Mantle had onl)' i · to·IO- his tee shot ,imbedded i~ the ';;;;;;;;;;..,;._;;;;;;:;._._,..;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;; year, Gil McDougald waa tar ·be· of a sand trap. Tbe oUiaJals low standard, Andy Carey wu out he was entitled· to &· free almost the full season because of Twice he dropped the ball lllness. his shoulder, and twJce it · into the aand. trap. Because Stengel thinks they can bounce ins rules atipulate y,ou can't bacl... a ball into a huard it finally Otherwise, ........ fty AJ Lopez ruled that Palmer could .drop 'Would appear to be in the driver's in the grass near the green. <' .. .. scat. He .added. pa.w., .. &Q his club did ,and go this .par three. ."o' with the additJon Of''Mthnie 11inoVenturi put his six iron over ao und Gene Freese. But hl1 green. He · hU. such a bad lie ' pltchins: iB getting old, and if he he failed to chip hi1 second should loBe one of l'lis front line on. He made it wllh his third,· players like Nellie Fox, Luis Apa- then two-putted from f~ve rlclo, Sherm Lollar or Jim Lan- Jlis game went to pie~!l after dis, he really could b~ in a jam. The _play attracted th~ largest Cleveland strengthened ita field by getting second baseman Johnny Temple from the Red11 FRIGIDAIRE and third baseman Bub~a · Phlllipa from the White Sox. But they gave up pitching, 19-game winner Cal i\fcLish, and a .302 hitter with 92 RBI's in MihOSO. P·--.. Rtt·APSODY -- ............... ... By OliT TANNIHilL KandC l'omen1; Ollh ........ .... w~r CORV:AIR by CHEVROLft rnsi11f• CE,~!EX ru:~ Z35 J~ 112~ ::., ~ ::.:- d t • i Pomeroy's Panthers must be rated a bette~ lban even chance to ..take lite southern division SEOAL baseball Iitle. And lf they 'CtlP that p;m oH!te flag, watch for them to take !tall. '--' · ·· · ,. . Gsll!polls, with its entt~ startln~ nine back from last year's ~hamp1o~ .. club, and olessed With two better than run-of. mine etai,ij~ 'fll.ltht(t~ in. PaQI EVans and Bob Coder (with Chuc~ Dowler liack of !bat pMr) see111s-to have ron ·afoul of lho atUtude lhol rprely falls; t~ redu.ce athletic effi<:lency: "We're the champull4e~ooay better faltdeacj"fqr us." N•w Coach. Carl Ward has his Job Cut out for him. 11 Is to ., get hold quickl~f his boys and buckle them down to work. Galllpqlia's 6-3 · to Jackson Tuesday•w•t a startJing upset even.thoiigb Chu Ko&s\ppr was on th' mound for tlie Iton· -49'1'',";:•:;;d-;"'::'1;-di-;n•::.::•:::•""'::~:;.in:..,.:.:th::e,:beoo:::l~of : r 13'9· Ito 1M 4911 A " .. . ~· . . . . 1" liB' rM· 4e8 ·High Jnd. 1 pme Clat•ortbJ and . Week Duerr 236 llfigh Ind. 3 game. Grate 808 ~ wch team 1 came,' Holaum 937 iih ~~am a camU Rawilnga au Top "lYe Average• Clatworthy ................. 172 1Stohart · • Houdash · · · · ' · · ' · · · · ' · · · · · · J7lR D . elt .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. 109 · avu · · · · · ....•...... , .. lfSa . Re~uttJ~ J.;!· .ouAM: l ub:f 1_. sm!t I vo -~lieu e nJJ · vs RawltnP VI Jir OUAM: · ' ,.MEVIIS ~ ,,.,I'IJ . AT Ca11ldy . · s.wc..... c... Crow's Steak House: w. MAlN ,... rollftov c•. 1!-oroy, Oldo · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . 183 s . GalllpoHs Loses SeoH In Collisi"Qo .s·:,_ ., They equal ~a.llipolls "de· ai!d m hitting. We'd gui!Ss tho l'ltllthers have over,, Qibbs Jail year, down ,.-· ~ " ·- --- .. ~- ·- ....' . '1 .. ! HUOSON ' FORD . 19..S4 BUICK . HORNET HARD TOP FAIRLANE CLUJI !!tP.\N . .·. CENTuRY 4 DOOR . be- was ~ . . . . . ' '" ' . .' '· ... Come in and pick out ¢ne ~f these fine rticonditioned used cars for you~self. Sf<irt the spring off right. Oo it 1 now while there.. is . a good selection. See one of these I . . , two salesmen forthe Best Buy in the Bend. ~J·o·h Rtis!!ell 'oore•s~s hilv~ ev~ing ;~;;,~j,Q;f!;;~hli;itting. ':: . tlu!t Bill Gibbs' Is O"r Flooded With . . .Lot.. Used Cot Values! ------- ·~ · .. . ~· -..... ' .... .. ' ...·. ' S..uUM Msftl blue • ..,. <Ia~ bl!lo.. l!n· ish. A ear tbat'& sure to pleue from any ill~e. V-1 engine, automaUc,.tfi.l+~. Compare the e~r - · cotbpare the priee, It ean't be beat. $795 ''''' "]958 A eraf-e- C!Olor and a ·,ound. ~r. Yellow and whiLe w.ith & lb~ .blue brterior. Roomy lenouih for the Wlhole family. dl!t.... ""' wJi.eel ofdynaflow this bo.tt and rou·'fl want tt ·for. Sm"""· ·o " OLDSMOBILE 88-% DOOR Irs got that - - Witb llbe V8 Roetet engine Met etrailt.t &tlet. A retl limp "little Oldt. ooe t-. """"'· 'l'IY it today! ,, $1795 -S59S _ ' ' M_.ReURY' 1~51 Really A ·PAK · NEW YORII ~ I. ..., IIOHnie Xllloe Jus be11J DUDe~:~ director 01 U.. f"'lt Rul"" A.uoeJaUOIII to lljlenild U.nfuD CJN '60 ...... , 1?2 1'72 UJ3 . •..... Go~~:UipoliB ed&ed South Point 7-e Thqrsda.y Jn a iton-leacue base ball g~me but paid -a beavy prJtf outstJ~nding proSpect. Bobby· Sc()ii, 150-pound, 5-7 Fresh.n1an. spet!difer counte~ upon hetvU, · ror fqll&:ck diities next autumn fractured Jlis ·ahklJt ih a collision at second base after •d~S8ful1y having stolen th'e ba11e. Scott w.u centerfield alternate for Joe Dunean \JJ FloridJ for lttakes to ·go the paat w.ee~ beca"US& of Ulneu In his famUy. ln ekperiencl,'' ape'M:. · $75.00 DON'T WAIT! w•• •IUJ NBC ........:. :r.Zr!~~ ~ GU•J DUl$ ' whJppin&" €inciuneti, 7-G: \he \Vaahinlton Senltor• lln.ed Utelr : muscles in a. 1~ rou~ of : City; the Baltimore OL'IbatteM:d ·Pittsburahrs : inl pme pitcher, Bob Friend, M: i Matty Alou's sluUinl led San 1Franei8C'O to a 4-2 win OVttJ! Bos1 toh; l.ol!l Angeles out.er1rnbled , tl\e Chh~!!oiO CU.bsi 1'"1o2; St. ~uil : downed Cleveland, l(t.?; and PhU~ adelpph1a beat Ua: ll:i.aml fann · club 11-2. AUTOMAnC WASHE.R $)'5.00 · broke .ope•- -DESK dlcflet•-..,..... .. .WESTINGHQUSE . EiiCTRIC "Diftt confob 1 avBULOVA 3 .BIG REAsONS boo before lbe Auerbaeh, - hi other ~xhibition 1amu, t.Jte : Milwaukee Brave. ran thel' win.· . ninr st!'tat to lix. lam.• b5r NEW BARG .......r~eo. w That pprodueed more bad news for Yanbe fOes.. bec4:ll88 Durea -like Tutley_:..wa• in. l9S8 ratbet than 1959 form: He finished the game wlthout allOwing a -hit attd blUM 1 third strike past three ba'ttel'l. EXHJB.e-JTJON BASEBALL - Managers Have T•ff I 0ver Refs For Last Gamt ST .,... Turtey, whG Jw •bandtnedJ the ' no-windup style ud Is fitin& N:ult ~ rouk apln., Fill. hill •trinl of 1 IIICOrelesa inni~t~~ t.o 12 btfor. ' tirin1 in the seventh irlolnl Of Thursday's game a8d .allowiq a ' run on Nell ChrlJll)''l ·doubt. · and · Btlko'1 aingle: 'When 1te !'Calk~ the next batter, Dpren i9tcall. bra~fet-watch H' ond R Firestone's BOWLING ton 's eoaeb, pret..- Dulb ...... "•· Thf tiiOI Klrll!tr ... l:ou..,- ~IMUI of al) of t)!f otb.,- NIIA otficfalo. hit a bylt.ander. Thlo w.. k Hlp; ' Btp ...,.,, lho llawk ...nor, .....,... in lhe . ,,. . . . .. ..,.. Jtloll the actual eontelt itaell lll&b !Oil' t ...... Du..,, ~':11!~···11· 7 Tbe Howb blow 1 27-pojnl lead, ltut hung on It the fi.ILIII: to miin lliih ...,. I • ramH, Liberty 2038 liml ·lw ,_ ~oun II<N tain the seriet pattein, which Sttndin(• Won Loll · WUIS, Mo. UPI- There 'Jh:~ .dllllt .tiiP St. LGutt Ita more coocern over the re£. h.M HMillo . . aerMt at tbroc lu·louOI 1 ..,~ Dill • • • • • · · • • • • · er,. • 1 th an tnt IJbl.-. ou.u. 1 tL teanu u ,__ .,._ wkh 1 101H02 ¥~· • '7 • · • • · • • · · • • • _.,.. 1.,. the St. Louis Hatrkt andtodly Bolton .l.ayceta · · · ·. · · · · ·-. Ul 11 Celtiu headed back to Bottoa t.af7 ""' tlae Cellks. White . ; . . ...... .. , • ~~~ 2223" f~r the Jame Saturday which Will n WU f.aJIIttY NQI.on. l:erner'a · R.awlinga . . . . . . . . . . . 1'3 ......1d 1.. ,_ oo"l'l be. beard dearly out. 'JI 00 a,u IZ .... ~ \I.,. . e ue euamplonJbip c-r tbe of till rl~ door aDd Podo. "' · I:U'• · · • ·' • · · • • -= National Bas"'-tball •·to"'•tlon. Top Team Bowler &~= lU .. _ &ired b .Ubt:ray at thf Hawk 1 Stablrt ..... . .. IM. J87 1'10 11&7 Ea!JoY Ed MacA:llley, St. L~d' fr=~~~::-:~=-~;;;i;;;.:.l 1M 13& UJ6 1fe coach, wantt tnybody but Jtm l&l1h 179 487 Daffy as Olle of · tbe efflclala for Jill U.ltotl ' ' " ' - All of a 1tiddfn tt•1 tfrlle for •• ,_ 1 lh e re of tne "'"er c1n Leal\le Io at.rt" worry In.c- t he Yantl:eea aie starting to play like the Yan• keea •Jain. .. Now it's three etraicht vietorlel L !o · l or tue rmer ruJer1 Of tbe American Leaaue, the laleft 1 2-1 over Detroit behlnd the three-hit pitchtn& of and Ryne Duren. Tbat like the Yantee for tban tbe of Casey admit Grapefruit l:.ei&Uie Yktoriea aNWt worth a dime ln Oeto'-r but this wu the 1econd JtraJ"'-t fine· perforrn'Jnee by Turley-w-o bu been tabbed tbe keF ta tbe •-Ill -~ Y an-..n: Penna ·~-· ' Big blows by Pomei'Oy High School batters aaQdwicbed ...,..., 144"' CulM, otoppod ""'"'"' around walks issued by Racine pitchers brought the Panthen Gutl..-r.., 1 - . Mo•lco City (5~ tbcir seeond straight win against no defeats Thursday, 10.1, . -TLAND, O<o. Ul'l - Carl TEST DRIVE *SCOTT The F'amouo Flying Scotts YankeesLeok FJIStCIWla ... ~ ••--,._'!_~ MIMf LIKe I d . A • fit spll'a s L T" I or uagu~ It e TRADE IN Get Your Boatini!.OI!Jf~N~w by TOM SAWYER Dall¥ Sentinel, Pomer_oy-Mlddleport, 0 ., AprilS, 1960-5 JEWELERS • 1957 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ......--------------------~ bit Shirts · · · · · · 97c to $1.98 -t-a Gnreser, W"dsoo, Moore, CDnRingham Lead Eight-Blow Attack fot Pollleroy 10 s.::ored. Eddie Bartels alngled to make up Pomer.oy's ei&ht hit!l . For Rocine, oopbomore Duane ·-·· -~-==•.,_ Wolfe singled and doubted and Jar showing af last season. Alston "You'll nn• .... • ...,.,., kltl, John Cleland, Wilson Wolfe and points out that the Dodger~ kHp ltlouthlnt up tM Cftrte ll'reshman Bill Holman 1mgled for haven't gotten "any worse." Now vou rnlttflit quellfrr for • fann. f.ive hits. they will have Larry Sherry, their subsldvl" lt was Hoh)1ail's single in tbe World Series pitehlng ace, Rw i,.thrl -=:::.;:::=~=;;:-::;--01 them all the way. Also, Craig, who won so , games in the . Dodgers' drive. · · USE'D CAR SPECIAL Sizes 6 to 20 Silet 6 to 20 ,.. ALL-STARS Wahama entertains Racine no:t Monduy . .Middleport . . . 001 002 S-8 l 7 Wahama . . ~ .. 02:1 111 1-7 ~ 3 Hlndy (LP) .and Bowles. Har· graves (WPl, Johnson (5) and E . Van Meter. n Aga1'n,Dodgers Pl'cked h'I iO W/1' 1f Yankees WI'}] Bounce Back up Ph••... . .l!f'C~I o1' BOY~ • route . fanning six, walking five , allowing six hite. Larry Hargrave1 pitched fi)Ur innings and John· son three, between them walking six, fannlng five and allowing 7 hits. Middleport c-ommitted seven error!!, Wahama three. I -· li. . :Eor Wahama ...,....,_. Van AUTO PARTS ' Middleport'$ Yellow J!&dl:et team took Ita seoond .traigbt 1.081 Thursday . 7·6. \hill timE: from Wal\ama, when a Jacket error and Eddie VanM{'ter'l single broke a 6·6 tie in the bottom of the 7th and last inning. Down 6-3 going into the 7th two Falcon errors, Rich Oiler's second d ngie alter his trip~, the second inning l<"rosh Charley Bush's single and a walk tied it up. Jerry Fl']l grounded out end the rally and set the stage for Ed VanMeter's clutt·h game winning hft in the bottom of the Inning. l!oone Hindy. " ' - !-4183 Rultond, 0. Hit Long. Balls, Beat Racine 10 to· I a=ut--=ch-S=in-g-=-le_l_n-=8-ottom Of Seventh Wins 7 to 6 Contest For Wahama Over Yellow J·ack._,4ts b~t~ebalJ PliO IIIIULTl ~ 38" TiAO'I •MUI · llfEilEt.IST f . AT . DOOft, A ...,. :· Pn~otioaloor. Bolp ~ ftWit.-oleom ' interior_. :wu.toeDatic driw,. radio, beater. <1.. reet COOt! vaolue. 'l'IY it utd you'll Pomeroy Mttor Co. llfl'l'ee, Pomeroy, Ohio • ' I • .. " l. lteJ· SAVES -y.w-. .,. ~' , ·s.oo · ·····~· _$.295·~ WATJI HiATEi .. ~ CRANB~K s pA!!S:: COUPE Hen - to ~ Hille, . - IINtt - :10 ijiart. ..... •ito~! ... ri!Jioon. n:U<h moro." ~- 11 now. ' 0.& 't I U.GA.L lli.BCftU:tl· . 13811.00 $1595 PLYMQ. UTH..... .. OI!ILY ONE! DUO.IAjlt . 19Si 'I.''' " • $24.95 . UNDIX: ·· "' . •. ! • . ! ! t ,• •• ·c .. •, '· fitea•ii"''Oi1u ' of m~~ICC!I e•+•! ~;;~;;..., • ,l.t ' ·1 , ·'• j "' Jid ~ ~~ olop <ln ,; ' l I .'In{•~.,or ;· w I . ' ' ' ;$3891 . . "' .>M . . .d... . I 1, . BUt • ' 1t52 F'OR·D AlllllUCAN· STATION WAGON . Ti'ul1 • lwturt·.....Iiiii to world! much - · Oompore II :MIIr ooi tniJ!let oond -· Nloo ~~ blue f l - ODd~ eleon (omll)'. !' l :I~I f' ,1- • f ' . ''•· ., ., ... . ~ ' ., . �DB.!Pomoroy.Mlddl eport, • o., Aprn s• 1960 WANT ADS 19) For Soe I a -- rau .... "' a..,.,. of '11taltb lltd ~ol P'INJ.W at 1 ceat per word. WOIIDB 11 10 • Ado _ N- I of Eventa $1.00. Oblluarlea n....w. .... d ' I PHONE WY-2-2157 rs. Pric6Cl reasonably. 104 New Stree t. (4) 4, 6l See Gentle Brown. P I M. flaln 'Mr. and lllrl. llalpb 1lallll'4, llr. and Mra,. Grover Wbite U4 Dart. sJ}ent · Saturda)' evemnc wttb Mr. and 'Mn. Waeman White o! Keno. "A good pilot is careful." wirea. The utility officials listed Never run acrosa a atreet or Betty JaDe Sprouse was 1 reetnt That's the slogan whlcb appears tbeae lit. other aafety rules : highway in flying a kite. Juett of Lynn Wright. Beecb GroYe on postera being diJtributed. by NeYer climb a tree or pole to reNever fly a kite In wet weather Ohio Power Co. in 11.3 annual sprina t:ri~e a kite. as the string will get wet and be- 1 Ro&:,;~d~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;; -.=,ampaign to promote aafety among come a conductor of electricity. II kite llyero., ""'rdin& to c. w. Never use any kind of metal in Kirkland, local manager. I: the construction of a lUte. He s1dd diltribution is being Never use wire or tfnseJ.cord for SAT., APRIL t, UIO made throueh achooll. Seout kite string. A. we are l•vlnl tbt fum and groups and other youth organlnIf a kite becomes entangled in ._..,_ f t wtH .U .t pullllc, tions in the area. Parents and The Jays, Kenny Hysell and electric wires, notify the power tNCtlon( ·Joated at teacbera can auist Jn tbe safety Leon Jordan, wiU .celebrate their company. campaign by informina: their child· hrst ye11 of disc jockey work this ------• Dmer, Ohio ren about tbe potential dangen in Saturday night at a dance party at Mmp OOwtty, e Jl1lel l!'.alt of the outdoor sport. the Easter H~h School auditorium, W\lkesvtlle', 1 M:Utw Wed of "ln no case ahou1d a tlte or ita 7:30 to 11 :30 p. m. IA.npvjtie, on 1.-diDI Creek. parts be constructed wit.h metal It wUI mark the 102nd dance Saturda.y April 0 •t 10 o'doc.t: nor should Strifll cont.ainint wire party for the Jays In th_e MeigsBy Mrs. A. H. a.U.y ....... - , Mrs. Carl Offutt spent the week or tinsel ever be used," the omo Gallia-Mason area. uds S.le c.ntl* ol: Power offidal uid. "Even a da.np During the lnformal evening a -end with her mother, .Mrs. Nan JarHOUIIHOLD FURNITUU kite cord can be a conductor of cake walk wlll be featured with vis, Elaine, W. V&. . electricity if the string comea in five c&kes given away. A rock and Mr. and Mrs. Uene Clark and Stovea, &;f. 'Mild iim; frtp. contact with an electrical wire and, roU dince contest will be held with sons of Pomeroy spent Saturday diPre Jl.eflilert.tor', Dhter W• 0 could result in seriCUI injW")' or prizes going to the winners. evenina: with Mrf and Mrs. Orvy ,ahblt Madrl.n6, LtYLnC Boom L. death to t •• e person hold'U18 tb• Friday nigh~ APr!1 22, tue Jays Gainer. Mr. and "'"- Carl Morri• md SUite, Beda, 1>1.-ere., Antique~, will hold their first outdoor rock Other Furniture, ete string," he added. Mrs. Harvey VanVranken was d II · h rt ' 1 daugb.ten spent Sunday with Mr. MACHIN8RYs The "Numbel" One" safety rule an ro aeaa1on w en a po aon and Mrs. Junior Sorden and family welcomed bact as a member in k.lte flyinl it to 0y them in open .m-eet will be blocked off at Point of Columbus. Tractor;F fm Miwm;ed when ti1e Sew-Rite Sewing Club 'paces ~ away from electric Pleuant for a dance. Richard McDole of Baltimore llDWet 6: Cttltlwtor, Tctdem met Wednesday evening at their ... a... A. C. ctub room wJth Mrs. Raymond caUed on Mr. and Mn. Clarence Disc 1 Side Delivery -...'1111, Baity as hostess •nd Mro. Roy , Ba~~r :~~ r.:;;~ ~~· ~';;di,;d Hay Baler, e\e, . i contributing boa.Martha and Mra. Mirtnie Orr spent HORS• DRAWN MACHINIRYI Jays Comnlete ::-v • EASTER BUJ<NIES FOR SALE. SIX ROOM HOUSE AND BA ct.... THO See Gary Caraey, Brtdbury. t in Harriaonville. 4·7-3t.c chuUh and school. Mrs. Job n - l i l l y ........ 4-6-6t c Stou.l., Jfarri&anville. G. E. OVEN, ONE HOME MADE ...... he...., WY 1-2166 quilt. Phone WY2-3266 or Mrs. ,_ttmMith PR 6-2150 Chsrles E. Snider, Union Ave· t9ol Morine 5upplieS 2 29 tfe nue. 4-7-3t~ \ ----.IOIINSON'S GROCERY UIID BOATI AND MOTOb AND Service Station on Sumner Road RHUBARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR1114 ., wh"e tMr tut. M.t JA end Canadian Red· GuarantOpen for b111siness. ,.,lfan Your 600 E. Mot eed to gro:'A·. 2lk each. Second n . Friday night with and Mrl. St, Pomeroy. PhiiM WY ..2.-2.11Q.j patron,g,e appreciated . We give During the buuness aeqion """ Hoger Grueser and Mr. daughters of !lowing Tedcler, CUltivaton,· WHo)' 111011. · bouae east fro01 School boUle Top Value &tamps. Friday and ll·:JA.tfc with Mn. Donald Collina, preLogan. 1bey spel)t the weekend •OUIPMaNT: · In Syracuse. Wllllaro H. Holmu. Saturday AprU 8-9 2 stamp& Jor United ,.,._ lnternltlonel geroua peace time occupation- with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neu· • ft. sidina:, plans were made to take 4 4 tic eacb 10c: .spent CASH. John C. rlowen to the Meigs General Hoa UNJTED.NATIONS, N. Y. UPI- open·voat wba1ing in the Moby man of Galion. Rollover Scraper, UJ ~~ I0-For Sale or Rent pita! twice a week during the What probably it; the mO&t dan· Dick style-practioally has diS· Mr. and .Mrs. Scott Knotts af Gardea Tractor, 8 lip.; ond Lon 0 . Johnson, Long 2 HOUSES, 32 ACRES, ¥4 MILE Bottom, RD 2, Ohio. 4~ ·3tp summer · ·• from lhe seven seas. ·Saws, s.tw, Slip.; WoodPumps. from New Haven, One new bouae FOR RENT OR l.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l appear~ Mason City spent a recent Sun d ay Obain Hydr.a:ulil! SALE FIV Soon 11 may depenJ:t for its sur· with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Offutt. Grinder, Loc CbaiDJ a.nct c.ble. and _lot Oll . Clitton. Set John Me· MElTING NOTICE room modern house and E • Games were played with 9ri.zea vival entirely on the fertile imag·_ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer, Mt. Tools, Tractor 6: 1"nnek QbeJna, The Meigs Cuunty Democratic Damel, Chfton. w. Va. acres of good around on 20 1awarded to Mrs. Calvin Simpson, 680 Mn. James Butler, Mrs. George inations of adventure story writ· Herman, called on the ChQteS Otbe:r Small Iteml. at Darwin . Club meets April l1 at tbe Mid· 4 4 6tp Call LY2·8130, At · 1 Conde, Mrs. VanVranken and Mrs ers and movie makers. Spencer family Sunday. ALSO, Ill NOT SOLD hens. Lucille Holden. 4-8-Jt dleport Elementary SchoOl build· NECCHI SEWING MA.CHINE c . Elz.a Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Donald · Tbil ntber tad reflectlon on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard at· BEFORE DAY OJI•ALI .IDi It 7.30 p. m. Retreahments. ' . equipped to zl&·ue, darn, mono-McKnight won the door prize the growing aecurlty of modern tended the funeral of Mrs. Ethel Story building 30JM fl witll Everyone ia welcome. (4) 8, 3tc &ram, etc. Sold OuJl:ioall)' for I 11 ) Wonted To Buy Refreshments were aerved by . . LUCILLI IIAWIIINI life came from Dr. Robert Eddy of s ..trire, w. Va., Tueoday. 2 tddltlonal loto. J.l'lxtw:os In$181 .00. Pay off balance due 700.18'' TRUCK TIRE AND RIM . the hostess. Clarke, an EngUshman wbo baa Mrs. Minnie Orr ia visiting ber 2 Pop ooai $56.90 or $8.00 per month. Mrs . Charles Spencer and Mrs Pvt. John R. Strickland returned tried bis hand at open·boat whal· daughter, Mrs. Edith MeElfre.sh, of ~= =~ Caeesbetw., ~ 121 CordofThonks HIJl Grueser, Mineravllle Rt. 4·6-tite Phone W ~2-2204 . ters: imd remai.ning Stock. No. 1. 4·7·3lp Donald Mullen will be hosteues to Ft. Knox, Ky. Thursday even. ing both in the movie studios and A11hley. fur the next meeting. ine after a 12-day furlough with outalde. ..... Miss Karen Johnston of Spiller 73 1,2 Acre Farm, ' milt¥ from JN LOVING liEMORY OF OUR DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR his mother, Mrt. Dayton Strick· He ttopped hy at United Na- spent the weekend with Unda Dexter, good T room bouA, clear mother, Carrie Will, Who used c.-.rm machinery whe~ 1 ( 14) For Rent land, and sister, Jln. Dona.ld Col· tlons headquarters early this White. water and &JJaU fruit treeL PJIMd away eleven 1 yetl'l ·a1o can SiiVe you up to 60 %. 1 gtve 1 . -~ llns. week on his way from Europe Mrs. Ermal Scheckengost, Park· Diamond T truck flat 1 a bonu1 on everythlng l sell by IAJ:'Ati..L'J4KN'fS _ FU.tnabed. and back to South America where he arsburg, spent Sunday with .Mr. : .. DeSoto • today 1od i1 Jadly m1Med by 5 her dtllclnO:l · laking ofr on the co1t. Prices unturOlthed. Mdlattert, bUddJtt- ( .Mr. and Mra. Dan Rizet were in Is now advising the governments :m d Mrs. Orvy Gainer. ....."¥ 1049 H.,.l Shivtler, Sybil Pearson taken lrom local and Columbus port. }'hone WY-%oC:.l86. 2·3-tt J.U'*li!f. ' of Chile, Peru and Ecuador, unHra. Thelma Circle villited her CWpe. papers: 1•utUIUil of Rock Springs der the expanded technical as- ;:.arents over the weekend, Mr. and TERMS: Cdh..., 41y of ..... WDiil Wil)· and Jed Will, 4-8-ltc \. ~·. )lly Price Cily ·Prlce Bonus AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWQ r, Ill it vcm:&H itt !iotzt~r !1t.NIIPU•l lut 'slatance program, on how to de· .!drs. Wealey McKenzie,. Salem. Lunch aerwd br 1 · - l · ford: room apartments. A. N. Hengel, uuocHauuu IUUl u~::•unem. velop their whaling industries. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr spent Lad.lea of Salem CeDt.- dl\IRib. f3J In Memoriont ..' ,1146 '-'l 7s.oo $100.00 !'hone WY2·3272 11-2-tl< Before 9,30 A.M """" "'""' "u t,:onO.y Dr. Clark.. was lbe leehnical ;aturday with Mr. and Mro. Billy Shormu It Eva 1H lwt· nuwe Ji'¥.C IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR 1948 $47~.00 $~03.00 $120.00 HOUSE lN POMEROY. f. Roo~is . *49 .:~~o::•uug 1b.K · M adviser for the filmillg of Her·. Orr, Reedsville. dear husband and father, Abner li1151 ~70.00 $700.00 $120.00 ana IHuh. Unlurmshcd. J•bone 1 ";:!~::;t w~:.;~ .uoWuut~m Wells, wb.o has been man Melville's clanlc whaling Ralph Ballard made a business Ownerl C. Stt:lut, who pa.111ed away Idea WV 2-J:m'i. 4 1 8tp epic, Moby Dick. He told t group trip to Trimble, Tuesday. Auctioneer: SLIM CtiAPMIM April 8th, 1~. 1944 $326.00 ,S:j30.00 $2~.00 STOll 4Uil~ IH .IlL JHH .uum~. B&Jl .Hun, IJJ of U. N. newsmen, to whom whal- .Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Sorden, H~. May God'a bltlsln•~• be upon ua 194tl $4~.00 $fl30.00 $22:i.OO JWUR ROOM HOUSE, CELLAR, t uupmvm~~:. ina wail a plei.sant interlude from Eagle Ridge, called on the Clint Clerk 1 LINDA BROTHIR:1'0N While We bow 1n &rief, 1931 $165.00 11i230.00 $ M.OO good well, garden. $20.00 a Yukon 5-2145 .u.ro. ~mma Schoenberger ia dlaeusslon of the South , African co~rr~fa~m~i~ly~,~S~un~d~a~yy~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;:;:;;;;;;;~;~ 7 fo'armalh $100.IJ0.--.$30Q.oo month. Delbert Gaul, Che1ter, HAMILL I&RVICI ITATION qunc Jll ~~~ qltl oou1e 01 Dtlr lilliter, riots, how tlle scenes of Ahab's -;; May we find in Christ a refuge 3 l';u;e VAC $U'i0.00-$250.00 Ohio. YU5-;.:401. 4·7·3tp hfo,.f:OOA.M. -'~h. n'UUIUII 'Wt=UII. eneOunter with the white whale 1 Ae we lo find relief. Albenr 3353 were .skillfu!ly 1hot in specially 2 Averys $100.{)0.......$200.00. Wife, Ethel Stout: daughter, Every Day 8ervlee conatructed ponds in London. Molme "U" with 3 bottom plow FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH Mae and Frank Dorst and B foot disc . 4 ruw cultivators, 4 wall to wall carpetinw in living ·-Croaked J 1w Omltt.d arandchildren. 4·8-ltp row corn pplanter $6M.OI) room. Very mudern. Garage. Can W. a_C:~L:~:r tenile Moby Dick wa& constructed in Oliver Super M Tractor with t be 1een by .., ._ ,._,. wy. 2•2255 .. three gigintlt parts, Clarke ex· 18) Auto Soles '~ ' ' hoav• duty loader and bock John au..ell , Fiobe< Dh it plalned, with a very realiotic ' 'ke '·cosl $0000.00 my price roy, 0. • ·• #om..-.y, _... ____ ::11 I bud juat u Herman Melville dea1 With Supplleo Ftvm \817 PLYMOUTJI 4 DR. CLEAN $2200.00. Mrs. J\J.lce t:aptaul.rt wa1 ele<:ted cribe it. The only ~ing omitted elf, •ix ryl. Economy with std. Ford plows $30.00-$1W.OO ( 118 president tor the cominB )'ear froln the rnovie r.del W&J Moby tnnaminion. $1080.00. Bt.etPull plow11 1·2·3 botlom $20.00 WAITRESS MUST BE 21. TWO when the W&:S of tbe Asbury 'Dtcll:'s crooked j w. "We f;lidn"t tnars, Pomeroy. 4·!HJtc to $ti0,QO M.ethOOllt Church met Wedneaday put one ·in because people might 0 '.~!t~! a ftwee k· Call Er:e:':" ~·• Cl UMtl C Discs tt-1:1·7·8 foot $23.00 to cvenmg at tlk'l home of Mrs. Frieda think it waa a very bd'dly con4 tan •" $1!0.00 ...._., 111 er P· m. · · tp .to"le1as, Syracuse. structed ~hale," .Clarke said. 0 AU Mae. anti MMels c I t r 2 4 •20t Other otl.lcero elected W()re lira. In real life, ·r-"'m whales with ~·TIIO- tT•N MOTOIII •t"!~.oop an' ' · row ·~ 1 ll81 Employment - 600 ~ "' "' tN Wimam Elchaneer, vice prelldent; deformed, twilted lower jaws 606 . .., Matn lt. 4 row pickup corn planter fine Mn. Royal recordiftl r.ec· aomet.imes an encountered. PIINroy, Ohte condition new tolt $640.00 c. B. Weete, &reaturer!· But do white whales really ex· .~-:::=:-= ( price $150.00. OUSEWORK BY THE DAY. 161 inn. ~runm, secretary o iat? Or. Cl'lrke hu never seen lOOt fORD STATION WAGON, B11len: :A. c. $293.00; JDPTO Pearl st.. MJd~eport or WYl· . 4ft LlfMIIR lt. promouon; Mrt. JOlin Sl~va&e Jr., one, and be bas no h11~ eviFordomatie, pau. bt.ck. $95.00; l<~ ord $3M).OO; N. H. 77 2900. 4~·6tc Phone WY·2-3561 Mlddl.,.... ot mialtonary educt~tion; dence that anyone else bas. The u4 white two lone flnilh . $200.00-$260.00; lnt. DOT $200; iii& a....N.,- ~rl." ·oma- wanebrenner, aecretar¥ cloaett color to wbile Is found IG8MO. Bt.ettnm, Pomeroy. tnt •~r $375. ~7Ulll; Rakeo ( Business Services oiieiiort. ¥~ "'"';: •• · .....t relotlono; !11•11 In old aperm whites which get DOUBLE PICIU:TS 18 & 4% INCH +8-ete by the dozen.11 $33.00 to $160.00 - --B;~ds. PllcN\e WY.Jo .turr, Hcretary of •:~:~~ more eray·headed the older tbey 0 1 0 BORDI!R FENCE . 18 & ZZ INCH ltOfl MERCURY oa, SEDAN. 1 becom;;..ctlced Llttt• Todlr I lry pickef, city price ta·oo.OO leuN I. Lont lottGnt, ·Jit... . wuuam Houauhelt1 aecrel.ar)' Dr. Clarke nld he supposed my price $73.00. This paper uro CONDITION~'G, REFR1-G~o teeUon. J.Jfa, Auto, .tan. PolNt. IU.PPJ.J wO!il:. MJaa .1\atr Lhan.k· tha, t "In peacetime tllere b no 4 Pomeroy. ·8-etc duean't have enough apace to ...n u-. ..._ cau Do.lli um. .llld.IUM•..... uw 1or thetr, co-operatioo mort danceroua occupation than ~ -.... _.,. lhe let _._ quenuearuat ..... •" The aUon aervtce. Jack'• Retrieera· 1BUICK CENTURY 2 DR. pr Int aU the thin&• 1 have to ott... lerm an d 111n. open·boat wba 11n.. on 1Y -• tion. New Havea. Pbone TU baNI top power ateerlnJ and ac 11 . l believe I can sne )'OU Ypehlrl liked. Ute coopera11on o,. par1 o1 the worid w b..,. e It Is plenty on bulk milk lanka. 1 liOO.n. IUa·U 121 J Real !:state the &roup. • atiU pradl•ed Is In the Azores braltea. J)ynaflow, one owner. don 't aell the beat equipment MUIU.Il PUitNACit.., WIITIN• ·rhe meeUd1 opened wltb devo- and around Madeira laland, off •17f0.00. Bllettnan, Pomero;v. '"04tc mine Ia Identical with cit)' MOUal appll•hC... ArMid ..... FOR SALE: FIVE .MQOM HOUSB by Mfl. Wuuam. ElClhin&er the e·oaat of Portu&al. There equipmunt. The only difference tftw1, lyrMuM, Ohla. Phene wJtb batb. Nioe loeation. M.elYI.Q Ulll\i u her tOPIC. "New lJCbt .nr wh1le1 1re harpooned, chased I ~~ . ~HJ Ia the prh:e. WY..J.QM, ll·lf.tfc Hood. 111 Locuat Sl, Pomerot. l'own aDG CouDtr)'." 'l1le same and lanced to death much -,;:=::;;:==--:::= BILL GOODWIN - -- - - ----3-ao-aotp LOPIC wu\lleG b)' )iJn Kw for the sa they were in the 18th Century . Roll Roofing - 45 to~ I&. Wei1h" IlADlO AND S14ALJ.. ~~~:~~and 101 pouued out tne and tbe open boat1, Clarke utd, kiRBY SWEEPER. REPOSSES· Si• Mfl11 Pram WllkMvllle ltd end ta A·l condition. Bll· Hl-6tc appUance rtpau. .Pboat OUa BOUSE FOR SALI M l'AGB&Ulna pJace 1n town and "ue tmaahed Ume . •nd acatn." 'Spouting -Conductor IDCtl ,cbae fl31 .00. Take over PlY· -atc<:Hntock, lllciae. Oblll. town, •tx rooJU. 4 room• areat an4 what 14teae eh•nOne of the lew precaution~ 11 2 2206 IDtG\1. Pbone wy . WINDOW FAN, BEDDING, BAR1-Hf~ 2 up, approxlmacely 1 acre ae• &o tb.e eburcb. tbat now, aceordlna to Portu, FiHings- Rutland Cement t+ttc bell, dumbbell set, coffee t1ble, vel land ueellent well 13 ~UIIIIC tbe buaiaeu aeaalon, Mn. auen wbellq nculatJon• men electric plate btJrner, Sun bean .FOR THE BEST ROOFING SERfrom Pomer&J on State b. wee., wu named. chaatman muat tte able- · to JW~m before they ILECTRQLUl( VACUUM CLEAN· eleetrk razor, 11ew buber 18t, vteea, roof repain, rooflna, root eg2. Price •1.000.00. m•ke oLU the proJrem tor the ue aUcrwed OU\. la \be · boat•. er. Jtu111· Uke new. Uaa throw "'ntlD& C.U u.w BUI W)'att and .Mn. ,ftoweU at Pqetown. '· )'Ur. lt , oeculed to Dr. Clarke ,h u eafen 1 Jot of antique Lr1.1nll:, chlnelle tl&i. • .,., boo.·run prlco only $34.00 1 Red, Green, Black and ~ oll!te llill>est Qualilr Cl'!lr,aina and mlacellaneoua. Geor&e Staata, Pbone WYJ·28Tl 3·12-80tc ' at whale meat In bit We end he de01' terru t.VtUable. Pbone WY:I· 1 1580 !:J. Tblrd, Middleport. Pomero)', Ohio. •·V·8tp A oa· acr~ ,Jt 11 nvery 100d indeed.'" • 4·~·2tc &.\1,1) HOUSE IN POMEROY \he ble··••• D·r. Ct·-, ---::~:T.::::-::=;:-;===-=::::1 "~Util'Oal liUlt.l' !Ul'<.IIJIN DIG- FOR 7 roomo, both, lar&e lot, cloae -·~ - .. wbo said be "al· RVEN WINDOW SCREKNS SIZE IIID.td to: ,•our Dual,) .....,. • to new: kbooJ location, wu taken. ways wa..,.ted to . aa and tee oa~ in., by 28o/4 ln. In' &ood Uuwtq, l''CIIWUD. llld Allbolt, heat. WYa-3708. wen whale... llnee he . . . a IIIDAll ' ~bjlditioil, Phone WY2-116lll. P•••• WY.utlll. MI.! , 'I be Jln, John I>Gf, HI alrti<II" Hieill two 'J ean U·8tc waa lt Wll n- helplftl Cblll Ud ·Hru put their IILIYIIION IIADIO ANO IMAI.L .that 10 hod read wbollnl lnduo'tey on a sdentlfi~ AUCTION AHIIIMI f'tlpalr. CAll Prank on Main ult ltU.dy ttoo& on St. Luke. Fort)'· bull. Capteina, 414 N. 1tcent1 See Kathleen m lftllt·tn calla were reported. To&.aher t-heM eot&ntriea catcb "',.jtrOI Ston SalUrd4)', AprH e, 1'*1. be&banJQf at 12:30 P. At. at m)' Mldtll.,..... J J tft St., Rutland. '!'he meetanc elO.ed with a LeD- •bOut a,ooo whalet annually; EcCuatom.erPartla&ID. .. farllf ~~ mile nOrthea•t o1 ~ ten nadin& b)' .Mra . .Etchinaer after uador, wltidl bad no whaUng tn· MJDDLIPOilT, OHIO ,_t T...... ..... Ct~o.tnl iNe ..... IC...... lnturen.t Net._, ° - - tz. M .ost Dangerous · peacetme • OIY'upatJ·on Near Extm·Ctl.OD ~~::kenship f! *"!:· m.~ I' I s..,.. Mainly About People ln PomerQy I -- ~.· I ~75.00 ~ utut=~tet 17 (all Dlci. SferreH I kAU:Zc-::!! .k ~···· Balltt~Cee 5 Qhlo Syracuse WSCS L.leCts Officers l _::..:..,.:_,:c=;.:::::.::-=-=::-:c-::,:,:"'··· For'com···n' "'ea ' r. 17) Help Wanted ROWLEY& 7 I Va ~~:::~i~1 :.,::r:•~· I e LAWN FENCE J :!O<i<ialtY 20) fo ~~eOo.A~c~ndJ:ho~!! :!': I a !de:U~tJcfa:.~~ ~'faetlt~~::. for "' . ' ,• ..•"' • - l"u~rf:.. :a~ OO~n:=-IN"'b"'UBA.NCE !"~ R8D Paints. Varnishes.Brushes Thoma~, Wanted .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . ......... . I ;;;-,,,;;~iiw~~'r~': ~:W!t:na; ~&roup I ·1 llEl.JMslON be Pipe Roof ROOF PAINTS - Chdnnel 3 •1.10 ....,lo 4:00 Saturday Theater ~:00 Sellool Story 5.:30 Stience ncuon 1'bealer 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 News Picture UO Saturdoy Sporta Rotu>dup 1:00 Saturday NIPt luQboree 1:30 :Bonanu 8'30 Man aud the Cll•"Jenee 9:00 Tbe ])@p1Jty 0:80 World Wide eo 10:30 iltJan From ]Jiterpol 4:00 Comedy Playhouse ··30 ~~ AUCTION SALE Bashan N.eWS Of The Week WMPO Daily P~o~rmn Sch~ul~ ··~···-· ~·- 5:1111 1:00 l:lS 1:25 1:30 Adventure Time ~teamboat Bill Cisco Kid Steamboat Bj.ll lim Thacker Show Weathercaat News Pictu--e «1:43 Huntley· :Brlukley Repon 6 :30 year Of Work Sew-Rite Club H ld s Mee t••ng We dnes day N··g ht 8 ROOM HO USE, 2 FUU. LO' I ':II For Sole Slogan, 'Pilot Is Careful' Circulated For Area Kite Flyers In Spring Safety Cautpaign ! I I DAY 3 DAYS II DAYS I MO. 1111< 80c $1-M fUO 1111< $1.20 $1.80 $8.00 Tile $UIO ~.20 $7.10 .... by Ill A.M . ...m be In that do7 '1 popor. nT Notices B.LIND~ AND SHAD . ' &S Kenda Cheryl Rusaell wu honVeJ'!~tiu Blindl, .U 1ize1 lllld on her 17th birthday wben ored cotors. l'ree Eltimatet. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ruuell of Wippel Supply, 21~ Union Ave., Racm e gave a party April 3 1n Pomeroy, Obiu. 3-4-00tc honor of her birthday . Doroth, fOR &AI.E: FOUR ROOM HOU SE Oandakia assislint: Mn. RusselL Refreshments of cake, po9, poat Dexter. Newly plinted, in I side and crut. Good well and tato chips, sandwiches and mint& were served to .Mirloam Fotter, outbuildings. Call WY2-28M Paula Sayre, Tony Lisle, Jo;vee -t-2-fltp I jClrcle, Paddy Durst, Leanna Jke.. ' u ' rwer, Rit.a Jo MiUer, Barbara AWS CHALMERS w tractor and mounted 14" plow11 1Grimm, P>atty Grimm, Becky TonJohn Deere wagon With torn bo~ ey. Lois Arnott, Karen Oun, md and hay rack, baled hay, 109 rail !Katherine Powell. The honored road t1es, two 4-hole galvanue !daughter received many nJce gift. hpg feeders. 0 . M. Wogan, Route 1 Sendine gifts but unable to at· 2, .Bailey Run Rd, Pomeroy, Ohi0 . tend were Aleta Lynn RuasalJ, (4) 4, 6 tc Barbal'la Jonea and L.inda Roush \w'l.NDOW eeatl per won! . o" m.rtioo. MiDtmum charp - 60 cen'-. I ceatt per word loT three CG06eC1Utlve ineertiona. Speeial - aoe mouth for 30 cent. per word. per won~ ...m be ciwsed ta. Ml...u.tnc ll110t po111 11'111tin 111 dol'• olter receivmo but. ~ill Adftr\lli01 - Sbould he reported Immediately. The Dd;r leatinel will not be l'elpouible for more than one ineor- - FARM WAGON ON RUBher. Inquire at Ron Filling Station at Five Pointl. <-<1-3\c I POa CONIIIS"I'ENT DI!PI!NDABLE llES"LTS RATI!S --. 17th Birthday Observed By Miss Russell 'ONE Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., AprilS,' 1960-7 ., 7:QQ, IHoneera 7:30 '11lis Man, Dawson 8:00 1'rod.blesho!)ttra 8 :30 Art Carney Show 10:00 Cavalcade of Sportl 10:4$ Jackpot Bowltng 11:00 News Meadllnes 11 :10 Weatbercast 11 :15 Jark Paar Show • ·OO Sign Off ~1:00 Ne'Nll fl~ '1:10 We..at.e«.ur· .1:15 Sboetwatclo t :OO 1!11,1t Q!f •·· .... 8:011 =~o:w J 0:18 Nowo & Weather 8:30 ~kl t ,.,y -~ 7:00 ....... 8:30 Party >M:31S 9.:811 News 10:00 Motorcade 10:30 Star Salut• . . 11 :00 Top Ten 12:00 Noon N~wo 12:10 Weekend 1:30 Newo l:iiJ! Weekeod 2:30 Ohio News ~:30 Weekend 3:tO New• 3:30 Wee ken d !(1!11 ~;::. •'a~ Cnual&7, ~ 'l\lll4 $ltooJ ~~ 'l;ho ~ -."' ~;w Hop~ Nnl, ,, '· i · 12:1J1 Vlr&illil. V\IIIOJO ~IIIIi . A~lo ~I' IINUFn 11:34 \Jn,IIell Ni~ ~ ~ : 12:U $0clll *-~~tltJ 1" · 1:0!1 Rev.. 'tJ!e~ .<~ •··•v-- ........·_,. I;~ SI!IIW s.tor.~:wo '1· •• ~ ;;;, ~ .' ~ .'•i"SIIQ-;rl ~ • ...._.... ' 3:~. a:ot v.· W,IIOI!ot ,....,.,.,..~ . .,.ven ~,No!, ~~':tend 4 :00 c ~~ t:~ Ntw11. i•ij6 s~ ~~ 5:31,1 l(owo t 'W~ 8:30 Guest Star Channel 3 - Sunday =-...., . . . 1'll.t ~~ ·10:1!11 ~ I~ 'l'lle Sl•!!<l'l\*~ " ' ~::kaat 4:30 tloo!load .~00' ~ 5:46 Pat Boone Sb ow 10:45 Sign On . 8 :00 Sundown SeNnede ~to,. ~ i1:00 Palm Sunday church servtce 11:30 Off \he Air . . . . . 5i411 wubllll.oo! ~ ~ tho . 12:09 TV Chapel rt!N'lt S.ndoy 12:30 u. s. Steelworkers meettnJ tU5 Garden Club of tbe Air u~ Sign on •:~». lluQQn """"""'' Cbampinlabip Bo1vlin& , 1:00 ..:7..:=•..:7 _s:.:un=o:d•::y::C=bape=..:l -----."~ QU ~ ~ HD SliP! OD 1 2:00 NBC Opera 8:00 Circle S Ranch 1:30 World Championsftip GaU 9:00 Sheena; - Queen of Jun.sle 1" ·, ,,~ TIJne: Pi'esent . 9:30 Junior Auction the Presa Meet 6:00 . \0:00 Howdr ·n...,;, d:30 HaU Of [arne . ll!::)ll ' 'r.ll' Ru!f md J:OO Oll,l\ Aiurican Heritage 11 :00 Fury . ~:00 Cbevy Sbow U ;BO ...Clreus ~oy , lq:OO ~llo vouag t2:!l0 . '!"tot ,$tory ... 10:30 Wifi!hita 'town The Gro,nd Jury and tht Petit t'OIIlo's Town- ·• Meeting'~ 1 de12:30 Detective's "mlh' •1 ·~ l(~W4, a..ao·~-­ ~y for the Ma~ term ot M:•~ ~( "~ U: aD · ~c&UoNl j '111\f ' ·1:00 Down on the F•rn lf:lt W.-\11County Circuit Court have been ... Balanced OOmmuulty- I P"' 1:30 C&mmand Performa.~ N,lto, w ali;l> 11:11 enpaneled by Harry Layne a~ Ttlopmerit" wiU N · bel4 iD I eo~ 2:00 NBA Playo::f::.f John Brown, jury commissioners. Yhl-b»a, .TuDe 1 ·and- •· · · ' 't , 1 They are: ' llobe"' L. ·Wolf; ~ 'Of Rodney 0. ·Btand, Arbuckle Dis- ANa Dtveloprilat ~ tk, Ohlt;t ~ trict; Juanita V. Frazier and ~mt~r .CeJir.panr; "fanki~ ·it~ It H:ot ... But Bower, Clendenin District; Nellie General Chairman .of the ~ e:~o 11 1.0 ll""'sf... Adkins., Cooper .Distrlct; Sidn~y sea9i.on to be held at tbe t:<JO · ~u'lerlcttn iBandsta.nd .1;00 ·Lil~ WeD: Ho.,ae. ' Bauer, Cologne ·~s~ict; 5:30 Rin Tin Tin tO:OO Jq;UMl"""~~- Ne1t1 Llevlng and Geraldine Gibbs, Gra- - "Ohio's Town Meetin&" v&ll ~ 11 00 6:00 San Francl.leo :Q.eat : »:o~t~:DGri e ham Dlstrlet; c. E. sturgeon md ""~ed ~~ the jnd~jll II• 6:30 Your Esso "ReRQrter ll:lO !I~ Bepg , David Winkler, Hannan l>lstrict; velO.Pment ~om~itte~ ' q( tile- Ohto 15 6~40 Weather Teller !1: f,Ate Sliow. Clarence E. Startzman, Call Ffan· Chlw.ber of Commerce 4nCI cq. 6:45 John :P..aly New4 ~.--.. rL eis and Paul E. Icard, Lewla Oia- a~nsomd by the Ohio ~ 7:00 Buddy Starcher Show ~llJ- ~a• triet; ;A4am Kreba, ·RobiDaon Dil·. mthl of lnduatrial and ~ · 7:30 Walt Disney Presents ~:00 lohn Hopklns J'Ue trict; Malx!l Tucker, Union Dis· Oe:velopmen* and tke Cb~ ol 8:30 Man From »lack Hawk ~30 Bllhop PiQ . trict; Wilma Blalr.e .-4 Helen oommeroe ED<:tUJvea ~ Obia; . 9:00 77 SUnsf'!t Strip td>O College He., Confef'eDGI Roush, WIIUiener District. "Obio'a · lOWD ~n&" 11.\fd • \0:00 Tbe Detectives J :30 Big Plc\Ul'e 1be me!Jlber& of the ~"~!tit jury Mr. Wolf, "haa ita objective to 2:00 A.BC Playhwae '0·3{1 Black Saddle panel are as follows: infonb u4 educate QIIJ~. on i1;00 The Ne" Tonight 2:30 Sclence ttao.ter Robert RoUins, Leon; Howard wb_.t tpola are avtl14~~ 10:10 Scanning the Wnthtr 3:00 open Het.rinc Rayburn, :Letart; Maxine AJW.'ldit, we have, and what iS ~ 1:30 Cb~¥Dptonahlp Bridat U :l5 'ports Report Muon; Louise . Adkins, Letart: C. , *10 &lii1Jt ~ ·~ COIIUI\~t' ; ... t1:20 Late SMw .. 4:00 'fbe' Comm~wealtb of B. Pickena, Leon;- Hany Schultz, vetovment program.. · ' Nalloria Leon; Frank Miller-, 4®; Hazel '·'the two 4Q seukJn ·wfltj be f:3o carnp~p Rou"'lup Jefferies, Rockcastl~ Jack Pyles, 4esipri tQ briJ1.1 to(ether ~e '• ,, •·lj() B·ad(e anct BuJlftl : .. &:00 Jlattl,e's "FundiJ Ji'UnOIN Pt PJeasatlt; Harry Kinniahl, Ho'· ihany ag~eiea:--area ·and '.ti4~· u;oo Eddie .Seacrist Show 5:30 ~ew~ i:;onference sett: Mal')' Aumiller, Hartfor4; wide in. sc~QW Work~ lo1~00. Lunclt With Soupy Sales 6:00 Peq_p\e's-. Choice DaUas Donohue, Ne-w Haven; Ger- Jettier to usist in ~the- or trb' ·ildine Bostic, New Haven; Pa"l .aev.lopm:ent ~f· th~~ Rtll!~ of . 1"10. · ·· 12:30 Gi-aY. Ghost . G:SO ~~=d Bumgarner, New Haven; Maxin,e A.m~le opp,or.tunitJ., win' ··b.e' No. ~;00 TV. ClaS'!fOOm 11 0 :'t.•e••••, Miller, New Haven: Betty Fry, '(lded for 10~1 leahu ~ 4. .. 1,30 Tolk ~'~ • • '"' .. · 2:00 U'l RaScals· ·et39 wman New HAven; Herbel1 •R. King, Lt·' 10t;a1 problema with ileveto.pmeil,t~ v .. u e 9:00 The ~ebel tart; Rutter E. Knight, Hartford. experts.'' .<,'•., .. '1:00 MrSiel'!' ne o:JO. no Ataskanl Jacqueline D. Lilly, •Pl. Pleasant; Richard L. · n.c~ · itt." Ma;"fb! •:oo Stucljo WresMtq ~."'~ , r;.\-~ _ Johnny Staeeato Edna M. New, New Haven; Roma P. f •· 'De 10 t • 5:00 ""vel ~.lm ! :00 Tbe Newo TO\IIIbl 0 Fisher pt_ ·Pleasant· Eva Jean Dab.:u~ · · ve en .-,Qt • 4:30 FII!D : ..,~ . ',' 11:18 WeOtber WlndO'IJ ney, S~uth Side; (;.~nette E. Dab- Cleveland ~le~tric IUuiftina.t\nf.. n yte " Dale Wood ' Co.~,rl· 'lfi~ili!JJr ..... . ney, So utu• S'd I e; m:r&. Co . ' ee; ' •. Ro••ary MtJ'tlft 1:30 Dl.. ..,___ - ~ . -~ ·6 ·.;.:;;,~ · ;:;....,..--:-::--i ifilll,t . ol)lJI\I>wl Area Chimber oL C'rimJnerce:/ is, cbf.irman of tbe PbYslcaJ Attane.eroents Commit· . rid . 43 ·00 :fiance ·P arty tee and otber chairmen are as · f0Uow~: , .. Col)1!111tte..,.w111t• c. lllspta,y ,..M The ·MilJ.ionr.ire · '1:10 .Wimted....J)ead or Alive Welch, Supep;l,... .<!f. ¥'1'1 De· .. 3·11\ Tb~ Verd.i ct is YO"':iTI $a:00 fr. Lacky ve19Pmeu\ 10!' , til' Cllllinlb. u a · anll! . '· ' 9•30 Uave G1m, WIU '!'ravel · 1.00 "\'114 B<if~te~ Dill' . !lout~!rll Qblo ~lectrl4 · !4• . Col· , , I! , .> ... I . ·1:~; Tl!.: S.lf#l 8!'!"1\ 10:00 Gunomoke tldite' Of'NtRbl l · ' I : 10:110 Nol' For Hire QtnpMJ .•· · ·. ·, •· 1:00 News and Weatber. i\ieasant; H~wartl. L Ye!¥.e~. -~.,~ ·,1.:' l:fO · The Three Stooges 1. .~-0 '!'beater 13, Ploas~nt; Cl!arl~ Wedge, PI( ~•••: . ,S!In :9ft J:30 Tb• l:.ifo ~~ . Ril~ " ' ant; Ronold WHile, Pt. 1>teioanl, ,. Della Lil:ens, ·HOndeiOUD :tiobel 1·00 'Arthiir t-lliiil~N"'" """' summer, HOnderionp&s:F)bftaoo,,, S:l5 A Leo~ at the Weather .~v..-.r.. lat'tiell<, Pl. 'tea..•t. lllfi!tant.· .t :20 Jlj.Je "ivlln Show 'ReVival C:usaclt ' , Holltbin, Point !!louin\;' · NIICW ·' 1:30 Amos 'n' Mlll1 )311 .........,... at :Wort Jone1, tl:. ~leaunt; Pl.ul C; 'lnust, '7:00 Mt~rkham' . 1:4C ChrisUan Sclenoe · Uoli. ' " ' . .. ,:30 Rawhide .0:00 lAmp Unto My l'eet Doris ·R. 8:30 Hotel ~. P.~ "':~ . ~- Up and l.lve 1 . . Pt. ~:00 A sotul• lo the Amer".., •\;Oil ~ --· · . Tb~aler •.•ill .C ~~- *''*" OlanRtl3- Saturday , Grand, Petit fo~ ~~me Juries Named In .To,~~·~ I; ~ .· Mason Cobnty~: · Of~ Clp.Otlt~ ··. ~ ,011' · -....,= WCHS.TV Chonel8 - Frlday .ow.. '-'• "'''ret ell Oaannelcl- .Satl,..., j :'!0 ' •' ·~~~~ ~ra.,...r__ ~m ·l. ~· .WHTN.:.TV' _· . nfiC,I' 13 .. ~hQnn~ 13 - ~ ay WJEH ;~= J:~/~::!""' BrillgS Y1111 Tile .)' .i .<Tili t.f Up To The Minute Mason ' County :..J!.!. Channa - I 13 tu6. il:oO L'1'llf ~~ Zpu, 11:3~ '~n ,ft il'•nilq · . · ll:IW' ft\~+l1kat~'\V..\IIet " ..,._lb13 j!:f'I ·~ :t= Pft· ' Glbbo ~;oo ·Wm&i<l W,jlcox · ··· Pt: ~~ws ~~J:.~-~ · · if~~ . ~ JrliiYUa lhl1'lf ~~~~~~~ Li.allo.. _ '• Dtnnll \he, ll!enot< ......" SuUIVIt · Sbo'tl( . " A.... 1Chqter wi.ll leU theRol4, fo1Comphte hnlce on Jt the tucUon New Hope AUCTIOHIIII lowtnc: Critt lrHfenl Writo, Phone or COfttoot 1 Two-piece Llvlni Room Suite 3 Odd Cholra • A. C. -POIID, loolno, Ohio. 2 Wrlllnl Deah 115-1.! I GE Tolovilioo Set HOlU; BUI&.DERB, BIRCH CAII.I· I FloOr Lamp•. 2 Table Llmpa .N.I!:T maktn EormiCI tint 1 Con110lt Table V~l ubeltol block laid. Houae 1 tw01)ViiD Hotpoint &lectrlc ftpaln of aJl ducrt.,.ioaa. call Rance · flUJ Ml'.tlw, Jtadlle.. Qlato. --7:::- cuae, IS rooma, t:as, IN water and FOR SALE liOUSE SYRA· excelleat location. Priced low for quiet oale. Phone WUI·3MI. H·3tp. p~YING .101 P.nl ___ • DAtu.S, Tex. UPI-Joe ~· 0 .,, Marine Corps flyine ace in World Wet It ~a• flown more lban 42,· 611 .p._nttr rnilea Iince taklnl over 11 eommluloner of tbe tops.l1 ~o';;o ~r~z:·~ :.!"er 0 1 . • 1955 auiCK I ; ' 1 : I Bebdlx Electric Dryer 1 Maple Dlniq Table Cboiro , I Du..lta S.t I b~.:·~~·g.~; 1114 ~ , I H TWO .. BEDROO.II ' HOUSE, 10 WRITII TOIIAY FOil iiilliDts yean old, bo\h, 32 acreo, oomo 1 f~der and low dllak ~leu. truck land, fr~e ps, berries, ....,.pi ""''"'' lfaldl· lrui~ ~llf water $&,MO. 4-B.:S\c WV2· Of7, SpoMer, W. Ya. I-NG!; 11731.. Rb- 11U:t:!f..O~..,:a~J~.· c~~l'- I Utllll}< Co)>lnet ......., .,. I Maple Bedroom Sullo ~~- CliJ liP lfl'll, j)tiWOll ROberto. ~ 12 lllp I Odd Bod ••d lltdroom rural· tun · Ali'You auN ~ /I.T TNi 1 llloetrle and Ooe 011 Heator ""''~!:" ~ 11., I Lot ptoltu and atlter lloma lolt ~ ~ ,,..... too · aumarooo to mtnjloo. I.ACJNI IHOI QIYICI IHOP. All Items ln ex(ellent condlUon 1 IACINL OM.tO. _.,..:-:-::__::.:::::;::;:;,;:·~:~::-:= tome tame u new. , Sale will be held uodor root. AAAYILY TIIACTOII !iat II ANfl 1 Alllo·Sbatmoro Ca•blne r "ior.t... Sit 1. - - .... -llltnll WYMWL ...... 'til f Mt: ............ p., "'· llfltll ..... 1. ........ , HaroW lornhori, ·~ PUIILIY KAla, OWNIII . AooltijWor1 I. ~ MCCiy, ' Olte. , , . _ --,..1~ - •w......,..,. .'Hit . ., ' .:LMI -! ' , ' ',• Mr~.lhnulld Sli.tlflfl Mrs. Dontld Stlteil -:~;:~= memben of her club at llrs. ~~~~: ~i;"' :ifOO.~!~~~ L~o~~al Notice •111 N011U OF A,POINTMINT No. 11.14l · ...... If wn~ur ,..,.., .!1-''•11•.,. NoU,. II bere\)y llvon c:wr;..o Pl""'e wboae Pool Ofll'" ., lolliddlcJll)rt, Qhl.. R. D.. h10 duly aj:lpaint.ed adminialratrix the Estate ol Wilbur Ple~e late Mello <i<>UI!\J, Obi.. do.. a~ed. Dated thll so\h dl)' o1 lllarclt, 11160. F. H. 0 181\lEN Judjjo of tbe Pro\ote Court '• ' l(o.... Couaty, Obla c- '," • .' ·~ ,,,. ,1 dwt~ley~,~now~=w~a~n~\a~IO~j~o:ln==lb:o~~======~=====~~~====~~~~ cowae carn1D& the a !iUttr which the b01teNoutserved Iliad cbUfl. theme. ------- Entertabu Corel Cl•cb ~ (t), 1. 1.11. Ito . ' out of ·hot water tab of1i' e n? •• '. I~ '• '·' !I ' ,. : ~. '·' ~, '· ' . lo ' 'II:~, ' CHIVIES AT R~nni:ng . . DEALS ~ '60 ·-,:.,.. \ ! .. ,. "1z~::z:;:r:::=====l t .· '50MEA.1:1.0DY 'LOST 60TTl..E OF VITAMIN ,PILLS , --:J[ti.,...:: �---- ~·---- . ' ' ltutland Teachers ' ' ; Initiation was held when Pomeroy Chapter 1&6 OES met Tuesday evening with Alt a Ann Rupe, worthy matron, and lv fiEDDII HOUDI..Pt ...T Harry P . Smith , worthy patron, presiding Plans were made for the ESTARL Religious Education h Middlepo rt Church of Christ Su n- Mr and Mrs Wdbur Rowley Jr. meeti ng .to be h eld a I t e . . . returned Monday after apendmg day Apnl 24, at 2·30 P rr; by Racme, P omeroy, H arnson\.1~ the wet:kend tn Terre Haute, lndl- • )liill "ou )loatcomery and MilS! _ 5ai)J Sdauf, t.e1c.hen in the Rut. land Elementary sehool, b.-ve beeo ' aotWed ~t they are to receive ; IChollrlhiPt for t.be nbt1b Ohio Woibbop on Etonomle Edr.aeaUon · lD be held 1\ tbe Ohlo lJniveraity 1 .JuDe 20 to ldb 8. and M1adlepo rt C hap l~rs w1l h the Rev. J oh n El wood th e s peaker All memben are urged to 41ttend and I Cempll' and tickets ma;be obt~:~Ln Iana. wtth Mr 1 A)t'pIe Grove Wscs PIAN IIIII ARRANGE Meets We dnes day At C0 rpen t er H0me Y-NIIXT Mrs Howard Ca rpenter t' nte rta m ed the WSCS or t he Apple Grove Methodist Church. Wt>dnesday eve nmg at hf' r home. Syracuse The 1 venin~t· WJS s pent m ('oun l· tng sale• tax stamps 11 nd sewmg carpet rags, after wh1ch the h01>tess lierved 1ce cr eam, cake a nrl Eas ler candy The napk.ms carried o ut lhc Easter theme ePIUVATE PARTY eRECEPTION ee.\NQUET ... eiD:I!I'I'ING ,,,.HOm MARTIN ' iloldiOY'S IIIIIT '.; ,, .. PARKING ~ 6 P.M. with Merehants Pollee Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food . IJl4 ,Le8ai BevOI'aS'!I ' . tjtltll ~: SO A.M. and Mrs Jame,; Par- 1 District Session Of Sec;reta ries Held Recently ;·,.: .• O:tO~Poopte Miss Rosetta Jo Rt chards, 1 I YOURS with a few atrokes of your pen - when you uae chedu drawn on ua. WI WU1 WELCGME YOUR CHKIIING ACCiliiNT COME IN AND OPEN IT SOONI We Pay so/. MEIGS THEATRE lnte....ot On Your SaviDII POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANKING HINCB 1112 Member F~enl Reoorve 8yote11 POMEROY • OHIO TONIGHT ''ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW" Harry Beltfontc, Shelly Winters SATURDAY "TilE M UMMY " t11hriHer l Member J'oderol "THE Jlepoolt luur-e CorponUo• POII~Y .• ' • • • • • .••• l •' Sciem·c fo't t:h J:l SUN .• MON •• and TUES. "THE GAZEIIO .. BUTLANII PABADiof· $24.95 .teev.._ - SVlTS · $32:SOup I.AWLINS, llllllrd •• tM Pf"'ltentl•ry I• Dillin ..... preaideat, opened the meetlne of the Ladles Ald of tbe &t. P1ul'1 Lutberan Cburth held Wedneldl1 eveoina: 1ft CM cluo'dl toe:lal room. FoUowinC erOup aiDe:ing of ltd ln 1 diacuwon of Mark 6, 7, 1od 8 Y&in.l tbe tMme "Are You a Servant? " A play c.oncernlna: Chri•tian eerviee wal preaentcd by Mn. Mkbatl , Mrs. Willi1m Freeker and Mra. Hamm. . Pomeroy Chambers of Commerce to study formation of a PlanniDg Commission which has been urged by officials or the State Highway. Department. Edison Baker, ~resident of the Middleport C of C, asked all members of his organization who can to attend such a meeting. Discussion of tbe projects for the proposed commis'ion was held last night 'when the Middloport C of C mel In offices of the Colum6us and Southern Ohto Electric Co. A commisalon was urged on a by Mra. LeonMra. Arthur county or regional baats at a recent ')fariett.a meeting of Div•sion 10 hi.Jbway offlclaLB to study and recommend to atate .genciea such local desires as hl8hway improvement. Such a working gror.ap, however, acc.ordtng to President Baker, could widen its field of activity to indude zoning , atrn.cting lndustry to Ul area, and general improve· - -- - Rebel Farmers Take Stage At Freedom Meeting rccepticm. thts evening. After the close of chapter the The inspection ror the local chap· membera were invited to the dtllter on June 29 was discussed. The mg room for· refreshments served Worthy Matron announced a Vea- by Mrs. Clatworthy and Mrs. Bruce Bn\gham who preiided at the sil· ver service. Mrs. John C. Vroman, ~drs . Guy Reynulda, Mias Fred<iae Houdashelt, Mrs. Etta Mae Norton and Mrs Wendell Bunce also ad· slated with the refreshments . May Brookhart Wins Enduro Run Held By Meigs Club 1 1 s..r Brook~crt. ~~. o., wou bi,ih-poiot rider with a 91t Kin Club Holds Meeting With Mrs. Vaughn 1 I ac.ore in the "Big Ben Enduro" sponsored by the Meip County MV last Sunday. He rode a '"l'rlumpb" over terrain :dowed by heavy r.Unl!l, A trophy for naminl the new run was won by W1l~er Jone'S, Shade Results Of tbe run : Class A Heavywei ght- Bill Blair, Athena, Triumph; Clarence .' ,,_,.,~Mol ~.,.­ Male 'f!J8f ned~ wt... Zanesville, Horley-David· aon; Don Kiger, Lancaster, Tri· Modltoby~. The Kin Club met Wednesday eventng at lhe home of Mrs Richard W VIJUghn , Middleport Durin.~: the bustne&& meeting conducted by Mn Veda Lehew, the followmg were elected to serve on the nommatln~ commlttee . Mrs Lehew, Mr~> Grace Pratt and Mrs. Teddy Werner After the meeting games were ! • umph. . Class B Heavywell~t-Joe ColUna, At.bena 1 Glenn Cline, Athens; Bill DLXon, Gloueter. All rode Triumphs, · Clua A Lightweight-Richard Sofl,remen, Lancaster, Dot; Bud WU1on, Oolum~a. BSA; Don Sanders, Springfield, QGt. Cia18 B Ll&:hlwe1a:ht-Lennle Waldo, Columbua, Dot; Tom Van ' tO ~1.6f~ 1~ir LDS played with prb:cs being award· ed to Mrs. LucUic Vaugh" amd •• I I' HATS by Stetson ond Chomp SHUMVHY'S YOU CAN'T BEAT SHIRTS Shorta~~n~e~e~~W • Sovoral Color S't,yleo $4.00 up CORVAIR by Chevrolet AT Pomeroy Motor Co. Ohio MODBRN • P.iUcat..· 9 A.M. til ... SLACKS by Hubllanl t . ,) Wuh N' Wnr - MllllY Colon and Ma!Orlal• To Ohoooe From • $7.95 up fill L-S DEPT.- rT, H .·coMPANY I. ,. NEW SPRING SKIRTS 811<'1 10 to 20 - •3.119 up SLACKS , . . . . J ..l l l - • .a.te liP Podclle Pulbot'l U.tttt up Klllekero , . . . . . .1.89 up Short ancl p~e:;::;::;;:=:;:~-::~~Sho~·;;rll-~--· Par.al ~~~~ ~:~;h•· poioen,er, Cotum· BLOOMIN~I OPEN SUNDAY, Trl~h. Sidecar-Bernard Sbonk~ with GRHNHOUSE IS Mater, Athens, Matchleaa; Kiger, Lanc,aster, I I Spring Is Here! $5.95 to $13.50 J ' ' . ' •'• 't tr ......... ....,..c..l...,....,- Mind, .\)p!De, Ind .. '!.~ !• \>ll'll· cipafe' U,'111f' )Inti. . . J SINGLE CO"" - te . i South African Turmoil Prime Minister Is Victim Of Assassin's Bullet In Cheek voot, Verwoerd (pronouneed fair became prime mtmter Df the UD-ion of South Africa on Sept. 3. 1958 arur 10 Y'"Uii lD wble!a he was recogniud. u tb dririnl Ioree behind Soutb Africa'• repntllft barthe1d (white aupremaey) laws. ,He hu uid: "If nMivel .... a ,... ...., would rul• McaUN ol their .....,.: ben. ,... whit. ...... MUtt .. . OnlY' whK. ~· rPPMiddleport Men Escape Hwt In Early Morning Crash ,.........,nt, ..... - Three Middleport brothers, who admitted to county offi· cers that tliey were traveHng 65 miles an hour as they passed bHn common UDder Verwoerd'l regime but never l.a1 be lbo1nl I sign of retreating from hil pot. iciet. Jl't)' • eyed Verwoerd, a gray-haired man ,. b.u frequeat1y quoted tboe B1ble in dffeDH of tbe laWJ which reatr .ict Neeroea. llliJ:ed bloods and A•iana to the ueu and conditions in wbidl tber mu live, Route 7 and overturned near the Forest Run road north of Pomeroy. Deputy Sheriff Hnward Frank, who with Pomeroy Patrolman George llie~a, invesUgated the crash utd ·ibat the car driven by Robert QuWen, 2l, 391 Syca· more St., Middleport was com pletely <1em9Ushed. With tbe driver were two of his brothers, George and' Gene. All escaped without in}ury. of the distAnce sliding sideways. It rolled over 21k hm~s, the report slated ' The drtver was jaded on a •tern. reckless operabon charge and was fined $25 and costs today by Judge E . W. Peoples m county court. In another case today, Judge Peoples fined Elton Arthur Ritchie, Long Bottom, $}{) and co.tt According. to th~ repl'"t hied on a state patrol charge of havlftJ by Deputy. Frank, the men were a defeclive muffler. traveliQI nortb OD Route 7 drlvmg a 19M 01dim0}1lle owned by Bev- • Toward Ouster Rutland Grade Seh~(jJ To Hold Open House ___ wordlip and work. because of Its location, and .;,;g.;~tru , ct to be • ~Iut~~g c~':i..~~r· ~9.Jl~ll ~JJmJ .~ car, ..at 'll!llr91 and swerved or T'gh" On M llle hi1hwo1 . ~I!P>•rk• inrticat~rt I t OVe that the car triJ:fled 330 feet t.f· ......... - a l l ... tMrlitMIIftf... Rioting aftd violence bJ utives battling 1pintt apartbeid bave a car on a_.yellow line on a curve, narrowly escaped death this morning at, 1:15 a.m. when the car ran off the highway on The flve-dQ' eonvention of Ule eongresa has attracted penons opposed to the federal income tax, fluoridation, the United :N'a- ••• teavtng the: IJighway, so reet tJOns and the World Court, enCOLUMBUS UPI-Jack Fullen, W.ngling U. S. aUiances, federal alumni secretary of Ohio State aid to education, government· UniversitY, has turned down a responsored health Ptolrams and quest to meet with Fairfield the welfare stile. County alumni who are seeldng hh~ ouster because of anti-Rose Bowl policies. Seruors Rehearsing · Fullen , a long time foe of the Open House wdl be ob!erved For Class Play at the Rut!aad Grade Scbool post-season football contest, said Eleven members of the Racine wben the P'l'A holds Its regular Friday he wouhl not attend tmy high achool Se01or clan are re- meeting Monday evening at 8 p m public meeting with Lancaster bearsing lor the Senior , play witb . a representative !rom the and Fairfield County alumn• "Dude Raoc.h" which will be opre- proposed Memorial Hospital groups. He did he wished to bait the Rose BoWl controver11y. sented April 22 at 7 p. m. at the board to speak. . The alumni group announced it Raci.tul h1gb ~ehool t ar.adltorlum. Immunization for pre-school Reheanal will be held every children will be explained and had obtalned several hundred signight nex.t week, witb dresa re- musical selections by the bl&b natures on Petition• aeeki.ng Fulhearnl Monday, '1\aesday end 1chool band will be an added fea· len's removal by the Ohio State Wedneaday of lbe followlnJ week. ture. Refreshments wiU be serv- Alumni Assn. The play i1 under tbe direction of ed. AU parentll, espec.laUy thDlle Carl Weese. of pre-sehool cblldren, are urged 1 ---'--------~ to attend. ·.::.:_ Dead1ine News Ohio, Saturday, April9, 1960 umtractls Awarded To .,.,..,·Co. Gov . M•cha'll DiSalle, uJrtmimoutly t>ndorsed the propo1ed V. mill bond isaue for a MeiJI County Veterans Memorial public . hoapital, and voted to pay a $2S fee for membenhip in the Southeastern Ohio Regional CmmciJ providing changes are nade in a current SEO brochure. Members attending were Edi80n O.ker, John Werner, Gerald Pre~, ment. "This could be very important ton, Ronald Hand, Diet Owen, Roto fr.ature industrtai expansion," bert Coats, Bob and Charlene Hoe0Jch. Bernard Fultz md Bill Baker aaid. The president reviewed hia and Childs. Rep, George Memhart 1 recent v18· it to Columbus to oppose re moval of the railway express agency m Pumeroy. He said a written requesl was left with the Public Utilities Commission asking for time so that witnesses opposed to removal may be presented . Objectives or the Rural DevelopCOLUMBUS UPI- Rebel farm· ment program now under area dis· cuSIIIons were discussed and a era displeased with the govern· meetins of that &roup April 25 at ment's role In agriculture were the Ohio Power Co. In ·Pomeroy to scheduled to take the o:taae today be mod,rated by C. E . Blakealee, at the meeting of the Congress of wae announced. Meigs •nd Ga!Ua Fre!edom, Inc., a meetin& of abqut county groupe are to meet May 11 200 self-described conservative~. Clifford J . Simpson, a 'Mount at Kyger Creek SchooL In other actJons the ch•mbet Vernon farmer who h11 been et voted to share the $300 deficit in ddds with the federal government em red in the Feb. 29 dinner for over wheat controls lor sir: yl;!ars, was to lead a panel dl!c.usaion. S1mpson b president of the Independe nt FIU'mers of Ohio. Walter Wllrrlngton, Leetonia; Johq Donaldson, New London; Mrs. Walter Jequps, Abilene, )Jich.; Vincent Riehmond. Maretllenesis, Mic.b., and than Stang cha pter lnapecttons were retd per serviCe April 24 at the MddleAmong them were, Chelblre, April Church of Christ with Evan23; Findlay, A,pril 3b; Gallipolis. Chapter, Pomeroy Chapter , AprU 25; Oraq.ge at Reedsville, AP- ~ J~;:i~~~. and Hamaonvllle chapters nl 9; Valley, Apral 18 Minear, Ap· The serv1c.e wll) be held at rllAn 9. invitation was also reacL by h btl . m. and IS open tot e pu c. James Clatworthy, newly the secretary, Mrs. Charles Benn~tt ~~~J!:~·d 1 stract treasurer will be fro m Mary Shrine invittna: the u1 i members to their open instillation the reg ar meetmg n ._.1ttw1 Cleulf, 1 A meeting may be set )up soon between Middleport and Hamm cloaed whtcb refrelll- Oh6to: ....... 1...24 ....... ,... ....,, .... hlr... ....., flvrrlee hi ...., ..,.. Council Buys New Fire Truck · • 1n Brief Session Friday Night . Middleport Cof CLooks To Organizing Local Commission -.... Durin&: tbe bwineas eession )Ira. Roger Frecker, wu welcomed u 1 new member and Mrs. Eugene llawk.ina aa a tUetL Pra;yet by Mn thlf meettna after tntnU were 1erved ard Hess Sr., and Price. Pameroy.~ddle~ , 'Important Step'- Baker "Tb• Son Qr God G<>ea Forth To Wu", lln. Samuel Michael WEATHER fl-lttltlontow .. - east ,..lloeN. lAW ,..._.., tw2. ' VOL XI NO. 303 lnitiat.Qry Work Presented Thursday At Middleport Evangeline Chapter Session door prize Mrs Vaughn was pre· sented with hostess &ifls by her gdesta. At the conclusion of the even· lng refreshments were Berved to those already mentioned 11nd Mrs Frank Powers . Mra. Willard Ebers bach, Mrs Anniee Ohlinger and Beth. Dop and Bill Veughn, Fa· von of tiny stuffed ch1c&ebs were given to the gueata. The next meeting wlll be at the home of Mrs. Willard Ebers bach on 20. CU.LEE OTHER SUITS FROM · rened aklrt, 10 ....,... by .!! jacht that bu\&OftP toolhortfl'ont01l41Dto • floWIDIIilll- &I • C. J. Ebersbach. Mrs Harold Ebersb:ach wa1 awarded the ;;:;;ii5:;;i:;;i:;;i;;:;:;;i;;:;:;;i:: 1Mn. ~:. lASTER • •' ' m'AN~S:EHEMOTH " dNN, with ~mun, llhort.. .,~ bo41"' ... tun, and Mrs Lillla._n Steiff will open !"Palms of Pra.i 1e,l• , ' the meeting w1th an organ prelude. James Miller wi,JI g1 ve the The doaina prfyef will tbe &iv· mvocatlo n and Lord's Prayer a nd en bY Karen Gregg fOd tbe t.eneMl.s5 Perrm will follow w1lh the d1ct1on b• f;arroll Lyon•. A Apos tles' Creed. thought for tbe· day "Sprtna: in A Palm S unday poem will be the world" will be Jiven bY Judy read by DIVld Lyons and Helen Sauer. Taylor will lead the responsive The ofhc:ial areltttJ for the r eading for tbe serVIce, after wb1ch Judy GreQ will give the da y will be Lynn Bllcllanan, Judy S1uer: J.nice Zirkle, Cuolyn RUtpoem " A Friend." The scripture les110n wUI be sell In charge of programa will read by Janice Z~rkle after whJcb be Cheryl rile aad Sem L<'wi1. Lynn Buchanan Will give the morning prayer Mr and Mrs. Joe ·Bolin, drenda The welcome will be g1ven by and Ricky, called on 'Mr. and Mn. Pat Lowery and M1-ckey MorrJI Bruce Ma y and child.tea, Sunday will read tbe announ cement& for eventng. the week. A special mus1cal numiler will be presented bJ Mils Bucbaaaa at tbc piano and Mrs. Stein at the organ. Assutios with the offering will be Alan WaUac:e, C1rolyn Ruasell , Bruce Wallace an<1 Cinda Sauer. Karen Pachner ·will give the offertory prayer wbieh will be followed by a special number "The Palm&" by the Senior choir. As a p.rt of the serv•ce Rev. Howard Ruppelt will have a reeepUon aervice for the new members a1•d h111 sermon subject will be enttne L,IIIAL GUNMAN The initiatory work was presented Thursday when the reg· ular meetiDg of Evangeline Chapter was held at the Masonic Hall in Middleport with Mrs. Theo Neutzllng, Worthy Matron, '" charge of the meetlns. . . During the business meeting an Easter greeting was read (rom the Grand Wprthy Matron and invitations to near-by corrcspond mg secretary as slsted by MisM Edwm a Bell and M1ss Ka th ryn Qualls were named to address the e nvelo pes Counselors or Gu1ld Chapters pr ese nt were Mra. Oacar Hardaway, Mt Monah Baptl11t. MH1· dleport; Mrs Hampt on, Naomt Bapll st , Pomeroy and Mrs Smtttt p·orclt Run Bapltst Prayer bY Mrs. Hardaway concluded the meetmg after which refreshments were served by Mrs Smi th and Mit& Qualls of the fores t Run Church, 8SIIisled by Mtss Cherry Scott tod ay ·· - . . . . The·-•tU· LIUrg yesterday )'Irs Boyd D1lgard of Dearborn , 111c h1 gan , •~ \'iSilmg Wi th relabvea li nd Mr and Mrs Ernest Lallance i.llld other lnends dis ANNOUNCI SEATO EXERCISE SlNGAPORE UPI- Abo ut 60 ah1p11 and 100 planes fro m aU e1ght Southeast Alia 1'rcaly Orga nh:atlon nations will enguge 10 a major maritime exercise startm g Aprtl 28. it was unnounced HALF·~ for ~~.. lo lhoWn by OUUIID of vta ill a thort. ·pale blUIJ anlr: Dr and Mrs. Dell Russell Vll-l' led last week wtt h hts par cr. ts, Mr. and :\In t.Jnff Russell The Dell Russe lls have been vaca twn mg m Nor th (a ruhn<:~ a nd } lunda were on theu way home to Elyria Mrs Ja mes Pulle n, Mrs. Frank Wtlson, Mrs Lt>Witi Sauer, J r, and X1rs AI tee Koe ntg were m Parkerii- tri ct • SAVE TIME AVOID RISK • HAVE RECORDS • GET RECEIPTS • GAIN PRESTIGE ner are counselors of the group. Beverly Perrin w!U be the presiding offl<er for the setviee kcr (Ka ty Row ley) 1 Mr~ t:rnes t Lallanee and .Mrs. lm;p..:ctwn was plaiJ~erl for ~lay I GleHn Lambert were m Parkersl2 wtlh Jane Soue,no, ••,\r iel ('~e bmg one da y Lh1s week. Jty, the mspecttng ofhce r T d ~1r and \1rs F'rank Cheesebrew OES C1rde mecllng wa~ announce 1 · , · • fur Apnl :.:1 at Marksburg wllh a were lfl t.Ja llipulls toda y where .dr. pot luck lunrheuu at 1 p m All lnll C itei:!SI:!bf CY. un der we nt treatment trons from 1945 11nd the pn·8ent at Holzer Hospital hnc nf offu:t'fS arc ln\'lted flor Mr s. Nelle Pnce IS •II at her ence r , ili"t' was chosen the r<tsl rna horn e. tron of the month Mr and Mrs 0 I{ Bm.endine Invttatwnb 10 attend uu. pechons have rt.l ur ned to thetr home m were rec.PtvcJ from New Mar bh- New ( astlc, V1rgm1a, after a v1111t ftcld. Apnl 22 , Chcshtre , Ap r tl 23 , 'A'lt h thct r sun w-la w and daughGal h pohti, Aprtl 25 , and F'ind la) . rcr. Mr a nd Mrs. Norman Humph1C}S and farrllly Aprtl 30 Refrt'~hme n ts "'t'r c ~en·ed at t he Mr an d Mr~ John Vroman are dose of the mee ti ng by A va J~ cxvertl:'d tumorrow to s pend the St s~oo . V trgm ta ~munons, ~orma weektnd \\llh tm; parc u t~, Mr and lioodwm,, !tfarte Curd and J e~o~n )1 1 s J uhn ( Vro man. and other Kloes Jela m es "-1n; Vr umon 1s at~cndmg college at Rto li ran Jc aml .\J ;· Vroman Ill' cmjJioye d m Col umhu~ Present w ~re Mn Ea rl Shan k, Mr9 Orv•lle Shields, Mrs Earl Robin son , Mre. Herbert Sa}fe, \1rs OldeJI Thaxton , Mrs Early Roush, Mrs Charles S. Sayre, Mrs Tll us Ptckens, Mrs Arthur Sy lves ter and ~ucsts, E arly Rou!ih. Mn He nry The Junior and Scntor You th Johnson and Mtu :Marria Karr secretarim of the local Gu tld Mrs Edna Carleton wn unable to Chapter a of Provtdence D1str tri attend Baptist Association, met r ecen tly the r ooperatwn of Ute JOint Coun- with the dtstr tct 1u pervtso r Mrs ctl on Economic Education It ts William L. Sm ith at the home of planned for a select group of about Mrs. Allen Hampton to ou tlml' 90 tu<'hers and admlnl stralou 1n t he 11 th annual program for the May Fellowship Youth rneetm J:: the slate of Oh1 o Prayer by Mrs Hampton ope ned tbe meetmg Named as lh e program comm1tt ee were Miss J o Ann Bufllngton, cha1rman , Ml'!lll Emmali ne Bowles, loca l chapter president, Miss J anice Richards, subslttu tmg recordi ng secre tar y 11nd Mrs Vtola English, second v1ce distn ct president ' • ·1!1'1~ ~ For This Sunday special Palm Sunday services wiU be present· ed by Westminister Youth Fellowship of the First Untied Presbyterian Church of Middleport for the DlDrnlni worsblp hour. Mr and Mrs. Rlcha<d Vaughn and Mrs. Evenolt Bach· d frum any offtcer . . the publi c IS InVIted. Plans werf I spOnsored by completed for a Mother-Daug hter tbe Oblo Cor.an banquet on Apnl 26 at lhe MuoniC Education With - • Lutheran Ladi~ Aid Meets At United Presbyterian WYF Will Hold Rooms Palm Sunday Services Sunday Morning Church Pra)"eO' b, llln. Vlr4ll llamm. Around And About Middleport • OIUCIUI FOR 8-Dally Sentimo~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprl18, ldllo Pomeroy OES Chopter Holds Initiation, Plans Activities At Tuesday Session . GetScholarSHips . T.o,Pbio Workshop . '. • ' "' ~ Ia - . · ·nAl!"tlie· Indicted w•e Paul Ianer, Parkersburg, breaklng and entering the Eaatern SChool; Harry A. Hayman, Long Bottom, nt)D-aupport, Robert Sc.hoonovef', Richmond, Ind ., forgefT and Allen White, Bruno, W. Va.. molestinl 1 minor . lioer II now brina toUIIIt bJ> loeal officers for hll part ill Ute · of the ~ree firt breaking and entering tbe atroog apparatua companies' bidding. room at the Eastern School tevCouncilman Zerkle mcluded in eral weoeb ago. Hla companion. his motion that the c.husis f<1r the Gerald McClellan, arrested at the truck be purchased locally by time in Parkersburg for Meiga the Seagraves Corporation. This officers, waived a grand jury would give. the Meigs Equtpment hearing and was sentenc-ed ro the Company of Pomeroy the bid for Ohio Penitentiary by John C. the chassis smce the Seagrpvcs bid of the commerci-al-type flreSheriff Robert Hartenhlt!h said flghtlng apparatus called for an that with tht! indictment returned International chass1s. agamst Isner, the FBI will preq 'l'he Seagraves btd also staled tbe searche for the wanted man. that the truck would ou delivered w1thm 130 to 140 •workmg days from the time it is ordered. The apparatus will be bUilt oo a ~1lt-cab International with dual i~lnition . It will have .~)ower-steer· iug, alumtnum ladders, foam m ductor for use on petroleum fn-es , a 7li0 gallon per minr.ate pump, Helping fill euriosity .of leen.agers for aero-spaee know· and a 500 gallon booster tank. The tr.iple-comblllatit~n fire ledge was cjted here Friday night as justiflcatioD lor tiiDoJs. flghUng apparatus should arnve ands of volunteers over the naUon to put time and moneY in about tbe last part of August or the Civil Air Patrol. . . .· See Cantractors Awards Page Six This was the theme of informal ested m .•n- mecblniCB, navl,laremarks made b:y Maj. John Med- tlon, eng1neerJnc and ap1ee. , erer, ClQcitmab, Portamouth cAP Tbe ~ajor ald tile tJme ..,. Post Commander before members spends to the program is rew~­ of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary ed '!'~en be sees • young.ter pan ClHb In Heatb Methodist Church. certification for bavtq ~He was presented by Ro&ar1an ed CAP sponi!Oftd C.OUI'RI which program chaJrman Einmett Shul· can not be gotten an:rwbeft else. er. senior member ol the Meigs Mfh Mt•rer urted ,.._., CAP '8qua4tron 202, . wbo al110 Jn. to pnvW. ci1N ....... .,_.for troduced CWO'a Juet Adkins COUfWI, In ''"' mtehtnicl 1M and Rath Staebler, both of the :-- IPI,: : !'.,..,..,......,...., ~ 90 • • Portsmouth unlt, anJ CommaadVftllr)' •..., er Howard D1iler f4 his own, all Mw ~t-l~ dinner guP.sQI of the club. In a qllesU.•:. 1nd 1111wer pel;• Maj. Me :lerer reviewed the biB- iod, . Rotarian , Dr. Ray- Picken• a tory of CAP fro..n 1941 when YOI- qualified instructor, offered to unteera helped in uroteetmg ,~m- teach a 10C41 clui if one ia proertcan stwres from enemy aubs, vkted. '· lR today when it is the mai.J:J I8I'JD ·The maJor 1nd hill party inin search and rescue operationa. spected the I<~Cal unit of the Air That 1s one phase of the CAP Foree Auxiliuy later lltst eveprogram. ning. Others in bl1 &taft in addiThe other is education, a pro- lioo to those at tbe Rotary meetSee CAP OHicera Page Six gram for youth aged 14-21 mter· est ...... CAP Officer Calls For More Youth Training In Aero Space House Expected To Concurr In Senate C-R Bill 1'he 8JIIlllinatien att.tnlpt eliDe as South Mrica'l pvenunent dnanet swept up 1 North Amertcaa newspaperman - NOI'm&D Jl'b1JiPi, foreign editor of tJae, Toronto Star. who wu arrHted. OD IIDIII~loled. cbugll!ll in Durbu.. Verwoerd wu ,.uuct on the side of his ,_, by a llolkt fined at poiai..blaalr. J'IQC u lae ri&hl Will seated on 1 plaU'otm ylit.iDc to rqi:e a .peee!h. His bodyguard, Col cart Neb· ter, abo waa bit by a bullet. He was reported to bne been shot in the right eye-. A white man, reported to be a farmer from Pieteraburc in tbe eutem Transvaal, was lfftlted. Tbe man was tdealified •• David Pritt The prime minister wu sitting in tbe distiDguitbed vilitora aectioh when 1 man epproadiecl bim. Verwoerd tW11t!'d around to loot -and the maa pulled out a .3Z caliber pistol and lire4,' lhoutiq:: "God help me." · Verwoenl alumped l1o hl1 -~ blood atriamiDI doWII tbe rllb,t 1ide of 1m flee. · 'l1Je attacker wblrled al'ftDd, aimed daln at Vefwoerd and fired again. The bullet mlued the P'ime minbter and hil bil guud. lloiiJ'· Soureet pid DO attempt , wa1 made to :Prevent tbe ....U.nt from approaehiq the prime milliliter becauae tbe mu wun • committee membenh!p bld&e of IJ\ apicultural aociet:r. Two Pomeroy Men Ate Cited low Court The Oblo Slate Patrol roporled today that two Pomeroy men have been cited Jato MeW eouaty eourt next weet. Brivd W. 'Itlohlla Jr., wiU ebara:e ot luvina .lobo H. WDJOD ratlloil to alop •• •P~Je~r oo a no muater aDd on • ~ ol a stop sign. CON. .RINCE TO IICI$$ GENEVA t1PI - The 1D-Dation diurmarneat conference here will rece11s 1t tbe Hid of April for •bout aix weeb, It was iJUlOWlced today. .. � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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