https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf8996b642160c6db59d48ad34431194.pdf 4620302a1688e72bf0f9d68edb89819a PDF Text Text ---- ~·---- . ' ' 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. .. �. ~ ... ... . . . .. ... ... .. ' .. . . . . . .. .. ' ' .. . . ·· · ·- .... .... . .... . . ..-~ . ... ...... ~ .. .. ~ • -- -· ~·~ · ' Al!IIOUJb 2-DaUy sentinel, Pomeroy·Middl~pori, 0, AprU 9, l980 tHE DAILY SENTINEL Former Dorcas Man Treasures Civil War Diary O,f \fm, Bush tommentating .Editorially These Are f..ritical Times For Meigs County > • ~ 1s a period in the h1story of Meigs couu ..y when we should not be squeamish about beahng our drums for an econonuc boost from outside our ov. n rt>SOUJ ces The 'PUblic trough is long, deep, and crowded With areas and regrons at supper So far, we 'III~Vf been, stand Log m hne, wrutmg . Thus, we should have been gratified Fr; . day upon news that the Ohio Valley Improvement Assoctallon and Cong Walter H Moeller went to bat th1 s wrek 1n Capttol heanngs befon: the House Appropnatwns cumm1ttee urging allocatiOn of budget fund s for construc:tion to begm on a da.m and lock!i at Be ll ville, '.V Va , a'('ross the Ohio nve1· from Reedsville, and an the Racme a1 ea The RIVer Assoc1atwn made its pomt on grounds mdu st1aal progress m the Oh1o River Valley will be set back a gt:!neration rf these and other Improvement proJects appmved by the U S Corps of Jo~ngmeers, are not pushed ahead Cong Moeller seconded this rea60nmg aud went further He cited the area as a victim of economi(' doldrums He saw constructtL\11 :tt R('llev tlle and Racme as a JUShfied and sOJelv needed economu: shot 10 the arm , whtrh 1t wo uld be It is an untasteful pill to swallow, th1s be· ing caught m the current dr:vp to " balance" the long oul<~f -jo int budget Nobody yet has proven that the sparring military services are 1101 wasttng 15 Racme dams annually in ln· .' • • > • '• l '• I' • • > I ' I Legal Notice ter-serv1ce duplication of effort from the spate program nght do"'n to Army Dogface high butlj)n shoes Everybody knows the military establishment wastes more money per day than Mr Joe Worke1 makes in a hfet1me The Pentagon doesn 't even bother to deny tt anym0re , tts people do quibble a little about how mucb 1s. wasted , and how qutckly Th1s country should hve wtthm 1ls means m peacetime and put a btl ilStde to pay old debts or Cor a ramy day Amenca coul d do that, ~nd still mend its sore spots w1th mternal Improvements such as on rtvers All ~m­ erica would have to do IS to stop throwmg money away skittenng here and about wtth a schtzopreruc mibtary establishment Amenca, someday perhaps, wUI hne behind a polibcal candidate who prolOISes to be stronger than the generals and admirals who qutte understandably like to maintain power in their own service spheres These generals and admirals are splendid people to hav.e about in war and threats of war. They're a necessity, and should be rewarded witll that in mind But in these times the pubUc m some of its parts SIJffers because of military waste This ttme, Meigs pounty people are more plainly its vicllms asllte short-pur.. d government delays needed river improvements m order io balance lis budget. ::-----:--:-:---::---- L~al Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF ELICT·ION ON TAX NOTICE OF ILICTION ON TAX NOTICE OF ILECTtON QN ISSUI LIVY IN EXCISS OF THE TEN LEVY IN EXCIII OF THI TIN OF IONDS MILL LIMITATION MILL LIMITATION NOTICE u hereby giVen that 10 NOTlCE Ill hert>b)' given that m PW'!UI!Jice uf a lle&o)uhon of tlu! NOTin~ 1s hereby given thot m pursuance of a HesoluHon of tAe pur.mance of a Re.!IOiutlcn of the Bo3rd of CommJHSioners of Melii Board of Education of the Ea11tern Dourd of Township Trustees of the County, Oh10, passed on the 12th l.ocal School D111trlct of Me1g~ lA'tarl Town1hlp of Me1gs County, day of January, 19@, there will be County, Ohio, paflled on the F~rst Ohio pas~ed on•the 4th day of Jan- submitted to a vote of the people day or February. 1000, there Wtll uary, lllliO, there will be submitted of saul Me1gs County at a spec•&) be $Ubtmttt•d tu a vote of lhe Pt>O to a \Ot~ of the people ol said Le- eledio:-~ to be held in the County pie of 811 HI F.aslt'rn Local School tart Township at the Primary elec- o( Me&p Oh10, at the regular Dlstnct at the Primary election to t ron to be held in the townah1p of places at vohna therem, on Tues be held 1r:1 the Ea11tern Lo<.·al Letart, Molg& county, Ohio, at the day, the Thlftl day ol May. 1960, lchool Distnrt M Melgll Count} regular places nf votmg therein on the Ql,leshon o1 a18ulng bondll of Ohio, ot the rogular placeR of \'OI Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, 198Q, 81ld county In the amount of two ing thP.rem . on Tuesday, the 3nl the question ot levying, In exee!l& hundred thirty-five thousand dol day nf Ma} 1980, the quc8tlon of nf the Len m1ll Hmltatlan, fr r the tars ($23!S,OOO) for the purpose of levy!ng , in ellcess or the ten mrll benefit of Letart Town!lhlp for the constructing and equ1ppmg hosUnutahon , an add1honal tax for purpose or maind.lmng the town- pital fac1htieR for Me1gs County the bcneftt of tile Eastern Local !ihlp cemetery and for the pur- pursuant to request of the Meigs ichool Ol!itrlct for the purpnse or chase of real estate to increase the County Hospital Commifl.!lion as puymg current expenfles at a ratf' pre11ent cemetery luffae1ent to care prov1ded by law. not exceedinlil 21Jr mlllfl for flat-It for the lncrca!led requirements. The mpx1mum number of yean Stud ta:r being A renewal lor sn Dnt> dollar of valuatlnn, whkh during wlllch such bonds are to •mounta to twenty·flvf" rents for rx1stmt tu at a rate not exceed· eat-h one hundrNl dullar~ of' val- ma one m1ll for each one dollar run is 20 yean. of 'vuluation, wluch amount• to uation. for flvt' yPnrs 11te estimated averag_e ~~ati~,Y.l ten cents for each one hundred tax rate amounts to five cents f(lr Tltf' Polls for sa1d ElectiOn w1\l dollan of valuation. for two years each nne hundred dol1ars of val· be open nt 6 30 o'do~k A M nnd The PollR for spid Election Will uatlon, wh1ch is !SO mills for each tem11m npen until e·iJO o'ch•ck P bfl open at 6 30 o'clock A M and one dollar of valuation, out11de of t.( , E11~tcrn Shmdard Time, of remain open until 6 30 o'clock P the limitation imposed by Article u ui •lay M F.astcrn Standard T1me of s.ald XII Section 2 of tne Cunatltutlon, as ~erhhed by the county Auditor B}' order of the Board of El ee dar By order of the Board of Electwna. of '!tteiJI!~ County , Oh10 'l"he Poll1 for llUd Election w.lll tum o! )fetgs County, Chlo. open at 6 30 o'clock A M. and te Emmett G Will , Chairman Emmett G. Will, Chairman main open unhl e 30 o'clock P M Dorothy M Johnstun , Clerk Dorothy M John&ton , Clerk Eastern Standard Time (){said day DatC'd J\ hrth SO, l900 Dated March 30 1960 By order of the Board of Elec14) 2, 9, 18, 23, 4tr (~) 2, 9. 10, 23, ~~· tions, of Meig1 Cuunty, Ohio -Emmett G Will , Chairman Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk Dated March 30, 1960 (41 2, 9, 1ft, 23, ttc HISTORY Meigs 01' 111 Wlller B• .._ SMITH FAMILY •• ' ' • • 1Da~:~a ~mt~~~~~~~~ht~i:r John Smith Sr and wire, Ell. zabeth Pnrsona weN born '· Weeton, V• (now W Va8l13 The~ were martled here In 1 , an came to the Ohlo Valley ln the Spring of t816. They flnt settled in Warth• Bottom ln a little f~ bJa Jtm below where J&llles W · iamaon , many ye~s af~rward!l built h'- l•r~e brlrk 01ne a Willow Grove. W Va Mr. Smith lived here three yeara and In 1819, moved ael'Oia the river l9to Ohio He could have bdu1ht thia ferUle rlvM bottom land tor rift)' ctntl per acre, but he ~atd he did not want to Uve in Va., 10 pald S2 50 per acre fur the hUiy 1round just aei'OII the rtvor. lie pu~chaled a ltrlt tr~et of land alone the river from neu Tanner• R.un to Old Town Cl'eet He built • Mwed loa houae near the mouth of Thnm11 Run The foundation •tones or tbia bouae "" atUI be , ..n Jut! a low l'"t be:1ow the Pta&e of A. W · Smith. They had the toUowlna:: chlldren Polly, Geor~e, EUaa, Ellaa, Dollie, C.lvin, · J''c)hn Jr., Lillie •M Oavld. Po11)' married WUllam Lo\lett they had three -10n1 and three • • • •'' l •' • l • •• I l • ••• • ' !• ! dlluahten. ••• Georae !liven above,'and •liter of Abner, arrled Luctu 1 Weaver, for flnl wife, th111ir son J . W1Jlace Weaver Sr Some of ' the children of Ca1Ue1 Smlth 11 followt : Wald marri~ Flora lJ&\1 cora married Cli11rlie Wlltcxtn 'ttta married Joaephu• Picken• 'F..mma married IUebard Beea:le.' They had thr.e other 1 children. David married Julia Ann Tay-· lor. Children J..)'dla married Alex Ctinoo Homer Bertha Carrie. Polti Ann .Mrrted 't.eaUe Piclt:ena eaine married Uule Manuel, Belle married John Diddle and Ea 1 WUuam marrled Rhoda . . t9n Minerva, John and J'rtd. w, ru, murled Naney Betlle, !liat, John '., IDd QeorJI 1 w•n twlu Ellu wt~t; heard Jrcnn LoVe, tour Llw1 OF ACCOUNTS OHIO Accounta and V.Quchen of the following named Ilducaaries have been ftled m the Probate CourJ, Today is Saturday April 9, tl)e ~~!"!et~;~:~;( Ohio, for approval one-hundredth day of the year, w1th 266 JllOre to foUow in 1960. 18,1.66 F!rst and Final 'J'he moon IS apptoachlng Ita Mooqnt of Marguerite Durst, Exfull phlilo!e ecutrix of the Estate of Adam ~b The mllrnmg sta.rs are Mercury en~bach, deceased. Ca1e No. 18,212 First and ll'ina] Mars, Jupiter and Saturn A.ecount of Helen M- Harper, ExecOn this day In hlatory In 1833, the people of Pet~s - UtrJx of the Estate of Campbell borough, N J1 founded tbe hnt Harper, deceased pubhe hbrary m the nation supCase No. 1'7,8lt Fu·st and Fmal ported by munlc1paJ taxes Account of Freeland S Noms, Ad· In 1860, Gent>ral Robert E Lee mmistrator of the Estate or Dansurrendered the army of North- 1el Dow .DeWolfe, deceased ern V1rgm1a to General Ulysses Case No 1'7,1!1'7 First and Fmal s Grant at Appomattox, Va Account of Jo'reeland S Noms, AdIn 1928, New Yorker• were minbtrator of the Estate of May shocked by the dt>b\tt of a Florence DeWolfe, deceased ra11Coua actress named MM West Case No l?,bl· fliJJJt •nd Final Ilk • ri5Que new play ~ -.uued Account of J B. QIBrulR, .Admm"Diamond Lll " k In 1942, American and FIHplno utrator of the Estete of Fran forces on Bataan m the Phlllp Graham, deceased. Unlen exceptions are filed h 1 d pine IJiands were nverw e me theretu, sald accuunts will be for by the Japanese army d c 1 <> Here's a thousht for today hearmg before sa1 our on ,..,e t Qth day of May, 1960, at wh1ch British Prime Mlm!lter Wins on time .. ld accounts Will be consld Churchtll IBtnd : "In WIJr. resolution; 10 defeat, deftanet , m vic- ered and contmued from day to tory, maanammlty ; ~n peace, day unt1l fmally duposed of Any person mterested may file a:ood wdl." written exceptions to saad acPLAN N. Y. CAMPAIGN$ or to matlers pertaining to NEW YORK UPJ - VINt Preti· of the trust not leu dent 'R iehart M- Nixon end Sen. pr1or to the date set John F. Kennedy (J).....,Ma~a.) plan for hearmg. F. H. O'BRIEN mld·May preaidenUal campaia:nlna: . Probate Judge in New York •'ate, It Melli County, Ohio (4) 9, ltc YESTfl:RYEAR DAYBOOK DAILV SENTINEL ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mn. Arthur A (Ptte) Nibert of Kin,gsville, Texas, an· nounCfl th~ biMh of a daughter, Aprtl 8, named Kina Machlle Pa· temal grandparent. are Mr and Mn. CI'IU Ntbert, Gallipolis Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mn. Getaid WUdermuth, Pomeroy Great gr.altdmothers are Mrs M11rt Craf',r, ,Jrfrs. Nell Tracy of Pomeroy, Mn. Bessie Steven and Mrs 0. W. Nibert, GalUpolls ftTA MeETING The Central P.TA wtll meet .M:onday at 7.30 ,p m "Children Co1me F1rst" Will be tbe program There Will~ spectal Lenten musrc. At the elose of the meeting. a Jltney supper wi11 be held and mem- 34 years old during the last year of the war, was a cabmttn1a"er in Racme, a small t~n along the Ohio R1ver near Pqmeroy, who went off to the fl(hhDg 1n 1862 w1th the 116th Oh1o Volunteer Re&Jment A 6-foot ~d man who was veo religloti& and ®voted to h1s w1fe and d~ters, Bush regular- Milk!U'y Unit To Aid sent hoine lt'tten m addition Mason Cancer Drive f1ve small pocket d1ar1es For lhe second stra1ght year. ·-.. :... c' <Jbservations of his lnembers of Pt. Pleasant's 3664tli. and experiences With Com- Ordn8nce Co will aad m the Amerpany B. aean Cancer Dr1ve. The camping in frigid mountams, Guar4 umt wdl work m connection with the Mason County Dr1ve sk1rmJShes, with the enemy, 11 Cha1rman, Mrs. Chet Haddtx Dates macabre execution of a Union dethe annual drave will be anfor serter and hundreds of colorful in the near future. nopnced glimpses ot army hfe are related ~- l'lejiiBnt's unit will be among in the wom letters and dtar1e11 Bush, who sent>d as a sergeant ruardamM. participating in the statewide cancer alert Time of the for almOJt two years, was comlssloned a second lieutenant In Feb- a)ert will be announced later ruary 1866 for h1s leadeJ"ship and cordin'to guardsmen Capt. James berry. The will o~-~~.~~: the respect he commanded from a house to house canvasS! his men In Mar~h be \Jas promot- Plea,so.t an~· Mason county . ed t8 flr1t lit!t~tenant t~nd' given E· E )' command of Co IC and the -entries In his dtarie.f end 'March 27 Dean Vans n l!ills when dut1~ 9ppareQtl7 prevented Dean Roger 'Evans, 18, G~~;~:~: regular writing. Rt 2, recet~tly enlisted m j he On April 2-only .a .week prl· th On;l!llnce Co , as a Pvt E-3 or to Gen. Lee's surrender at A'P' ana just flniehed sJX months of promattol(.-tbe regament chare:ed aic 1traming··at Ft Knox. He enlist· a re~l stronghold at Ft Gregg ed in the Point Pleasant unit, Apat Petersburg w1th Lt Bush lead- nl 4. mg his men in ittack. Within 100 ~ANIS ·APPROVE AID yards of the bashon, a bullet CO~GEN, Denmark UPI _ .!ltruck h1m m tbe rliht che1t and Danish Detense Minister Pout Hatr he died mstantly sen has piltued a charge that the 1'oday-almost a e<:~~~~B.~~;.: United States sending discarded the conflict broke and 'Obioltrte "Weapons to Denmark 1 11 beratheare requested to contribute son memoNblia ia treasured lnto by to •aupper. wbcJ UjplttfjlllVMW'. wrihngs, ao mu:eb 'II part of 81lTHDA:Y PAR'rY HILD mainstream of American history. RUTLAND'.:--Oennis Weber, son Of a battle at Wutcheat~r, Virof Mr .-nd .Mrs Vernon Weber, gima, In 1863, Bush wrote, "'Ihe was honoi'et:f with a dinner and work commenced early th1s mornslumber party ~in o~rvance of h1s Jng by sklrmillhing along our 11th birttid'ay Hoes wath frequent cannonadihg Dinner gUes.\s ,were Mr and Mrs until •bput ;3 p. m. when the reb& Lawrence Mlltwan, Middleport, opened ftre upon us the grandparents oJ Denmi Followmg rear w:~ lour-, let:~e .~ ~·~~~;,,~; the dmner, ~- Weber entertained The 1f6f.O tl}e hts 1ons, Den11il, Dallas and 'Dean, day Neir 4l.rJa. m, on.e and .M1chattl NiolloliiQn and RoMer terles m the rear was Da~s, to ·It m~wl~. They returned tile rebels and tO Wober ·home for .a sh1mber and 8'7th par . t() charge to retUe 6th a11111D,t.Y a8SIRVID baH way, R'UTI..A'ND-l.,arry Snowden,_ son further orders. {Glen.) of 7tlr. aqd Mrs. Carroll Snowden It was n9t so was ,Juest of JJonor at • pre-birth· bae.k " The Union day ,puty at his ho~t Sunday. then pushed Into a Gue1t s-~er Sundew ry wUl be 6. ye"s o~ Friday. treat. Re\1. G{orae t'a~oull, 'State lee c~ke, <;qffee and tea ~ sush was Chairman Of ChH.i!{lan Hilher hi.o .education Challenre of the Baptilt A11ociatlon wDI 1be the guett apeaier at the Ftrllt Bapt~t Cbureh, Mlddleport. tbil (!(lmlng sunday dorlng tbe morn1n1 worahlp servlee at 10:1&. His sermon aubjMt will be "How To Feel Cl>rtsttan". • ta•· in. llf·:""':=ur~l:tli~•~·~-;:=~·~i~d~~~:;._ WJEH lrlfttivoun.e UpT·&·1fhe Mjn.-te Mason Cou.ny.• IWS Miadleport Feed Mill ''We Do C1111tom Grinding" No. 2nd St. Jllhone WY 2-3254 .&.IIOdi,OOIW OO''S GO SHOPPING___ _ rrvlhi •IM Y...-t•bte ~Produce counters look more hltt' 5prmg each day .ABpar.uus u of e.1.cel lent quality , prices are QUite attra~tive Th1.s vege:lable u cur rled ftobclrt 'Ourlt, then-. and eBcarole Carrots. celery, .;md omon& are abo among the better vegetable choices a\a1lable Greenhouse tomatoes are an!l able on most markets, but vmeripened tomatoes are the better economy huy at thlS time Banana supplle• are large Some excellent quahty bananas are avadable at very attractive prkes Pmeapplea are reasonably priced low Th1.s ~~ the peak suply GraefruJt are of excellent eatmg quality , but supp!Jea 3re be gmnmg to get smaller . Florida oranges are the be£ter buy. Many strawbernes from Flonda, when available-, ahow water damage Hommand, Louisiana reporta barveil w11l begin around April 15 Poultry W E.....-..Ind&cahons OVER 100 YEARS IN FAMILY- Last week's "Mystery Farm" pictured from the air is poant to an easing of en pr1ces the residence of Okey and Joyce O'Dell. Tbe farm, operated fot general farming has been in soon, after the1r recent climb ' the Elm er Dar s t PIace egga Even 60, price protem levels the family for over 100 years, or five generations. It was k nown as are at an <:urrent ex.cellent The present occupants took it over in 1944. The fa~m is Middleport RD, near Rutland, chol(_~ Broder supplies are n 1 and lielping them operate it is their son, and only ch1ld, ¥1~1 Lee, age 14. crea.smg and pr1ce.a are a htUe lower «m nee Smlth't wife, Jthoda Eaton was a aliter of Edward ~ton' the lather-ln·ltw of CIU'tla JohnuOn IU!.oda waa tllo a a,Uter ... wu., N~J ,., .. wat an wtcrest Flifur• Ccr.-t Per S.no1r19-The amount of lean meat or edtble portwn per pound of purchallt!d meat 8 hould be con11dert"d when determm111g your best ~ef value It iS pr1ce per servmg rather than price per pound that ts 1m port.o~nt 1n gettmg the most for your beef dollar - -- -- We'll avo yo11 lime by dollver!Dg tbe mil< opecllled! Fact8 For farmers Oh10 State IJ mv~rslty ExtensiOn economu ls el:pcet !tog pnces thJg summer to peak a\ a hagher level than pre dicted e.11rher Otuo farmers plan only a 7 per eent drop m sow farrowmgs thrs spr1ng compared to a 13 percent drop m the Corn Belt, accordtng to Oh1o State Unwenuty ExtenslOn economlSis A VOid piantmg pe;~s m the samt 1pot In the garden oftener than onee In four or hve years Th1s helps control sodborne dtseascs say Oh1o State University Exten Slon horttculturtsl8 '"' e'\1 deliver what you want when you want 1t! Plhone us Cor free esti· mate No obhgation GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Past ore Test Command GRAVEI.Y, Power! lliolol WIIUI J FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER ( with tipeolal uew AUTOMATIC SOAK CYCUIII You l011d the washer llld et 1M d~l ••• tlftp dirt end son are aOitk·loosenod and floated away-auiomlticlllyl Irs 11te treatment all hoavily soiled clollii11J really needstvOrk end play clolltes and diaper's! • Dtal •••' Sllttttr wltll - John Deere ..,.. ••n lfnllt:lll ••.._ ,,, ..... 1 CRAWLERS • CINIIel tf I DlllriiC' Ill.. W111Wiill BAKER FURNITURE Tbe Brlghleol Comer Ia MIDDLEPORT your work elllei I QIICI·CIAIIE and For Sale -tUIIItrWIIIIwltll • All- ltoiiCiil'I-M lor " 11;1111 • Nl'l ,.., llillhr-11- On Plow DEEP . Plow EASY MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUppLy· 0. GRAYELY TRAO'OR SALES & SERVICE 5 Farmer Facing Market Changes For Products ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iliiiiiiiiiii_.,;~ Sflm.n Daily ~!~~~th~:,;;~~~·~~~~'~r commodland quahty re- want 1f he expect.J: to operate profitably . These art the opinions of two 1 Ohio Agricultural Expertment Sta· tiop eeonomlsts, Glen Mitchell and Kendrick. ~10<1 bido wltl r ..etved Board ol Ooitftl1 commtiBtqn- l ~l~~j:lood~:;::.::~~ig cu Mitchell bu•lneu and l' Total retail grocery have been increasing a year In the same over the last per1od, number or food stores baa dropped 10 percent Supermarkets (stores grossmg over $37.5,000 annually) did over two-thirds of the total food busmess m 1958 Onetenth of the grocery stores do about seven-tentha of the busine111. In order to 1erve the d!scrimtnatconsumer throughout the year, retailers seek sources of sup ply that will be able to furnish standard quality on year-tn,year. out basis at the lowest possible pric~ In many cases, these economl&ts llay, market channels are being 1hortened More than 85 percent of the chain .s.tores buy direct from proceuor,, farmers and country asscmblere, trade spokes· report. Many independent re ._nd cham store com ~~~~:~ have formed cooperative or:ganir.atJOns In produce neats particularly, the termmarket ia handhng a smaller of the total than ever a ' •,can't flU the eo~~~hlne, I told JOU aloout ....~that S111l¥t·bourlau ForUUser." : ~opdrening.~ltH Smith,Dougloss PELLEFORM fertilizer \ does big things lor small qroin, For tigorou•. growth needed lor highest yields, each un1form pellet II a bal· an~f.d ration of all ntceiSary plant foods. u; Let hiolp incre911 your profit from small grain with Smith-Douglou Fertilizer! 1 I PILCHA•n FAMILY . ..... Maryland 1bout tiM 11mt 11rnt .UW the 1:1111 ftmUy CIU\e to Le~~~ Falll. We oan• n(t IIY de· ' flntllil bill mant lftlllll mdtooll I Mra Ruuell Capehart. IUidlllee of Wahama HiJ.b Sebool, Will be guest 1peaker dm~ctoc pork and beef to be available The ;ncrease In supply m•y not Where alfalfa grows "ell Jt u; be reflected to any extent 1n the Phono WY-2-2214 t he h1gltest y1cldmg perenmal lc next couple of weeki at the retad Pqe St. Middleport By C. E. BLAKISLII fall. wh1ch will be ready to go to S le-vel except m specials Next week gume avadable to QhJO turners, ac County E .... ~ 1 f'tolt • nt, A gr 1• ...,,on work th e foil owtno11o spr1ng For many years OhiO farmers ham specials will probably be m cordmg to Oh1o State Umvers1ty I.,....,...,...,...,...,...,.~..,...,...,.~ Dec!Sions- Dee Ison I - Dec1sIn case a Person d ec1de' they do have befn Jookmg for a pasture le- evidence, because of the Easter Extenswn agronomists lons These must be made m regard want a good lawn then the time to gume With the lllng Ufe and pers 18 holiday B~rdsfoot trefml 1s a long-li ved to the type of lawn the home own start IS now and contmue throuth- tence of whtte clover and tlle Reta1J prices of beef have been perenmal which penust under all er plans to have thu summer and out the summer and fall and ev- drouth tolerance of alfalfa. Now It relatively stable for nearly two cxct>pt the most abustve grazmg in future years. ery year as long as they wish a appear. -that blrdsfoot trefoal <:omes years. Consumers are asking, management One home owner made the com. good lawn nearest to meetmg these require- .. Will beef prices come down, ment that he followed ExtensiOn C3oose a fertiliZer plan to au1t menta. and if so, when and how much" .. The home gardener should not Service re~mmendatlons on ap your so1l, your lawn, and you. Fer- · 0~ 10 State University F.llten- The anrwer to this question 1s a plant oc grow more frutt trees and rlfll~ plying fertih.Jer to h1s lawn three t1llze poor smls heavily until you s1on Agronomist George R. Gist long and complicated one Howplants thdn he can care for, Ohto or lour years ago Immediately af- have a good sod, then redU(e the says the growth habits of birdsfoot ever, a br1ef lOok at the present State Umverslty Extem.ion special ter applymg the fertlhzer a n!ce amount to sutt your ambition tretml closely paraUel those of all- situation may provide some un- JSb advise. genUe, deep soakmg rain washed Plans 1 and 2 are especially iood alta. Although lrefod does not root derstanding of the sttuahon. What'• Ah..ct In a..t? the fertilLZer mto the soiL The fol- for red fescue lawns because fe1· 15 deeply as alfalfa, 1ts long tap Egg price& ~hould be abo'loe lev lowmg week he reported he had to cue does not do well on heavy- root enables 1t to make constder One of the !acton m the stab1 eltS of a )'('ar earher for the rekt of mow h1s lawn three limes. mtrogen fertlllzalJOn The plans able gro~t durmg the dry mid hty of Tecent beef pnce.s has 1960, say Ohtn Slate Umvers1ty ExThts is the tYPO of decision a also are e:rcellent for ordmary summer m tbs bee-n the relatively low suppl) of tension economtsts home owner has to make Do 1 bluegrass Dr Gi £scusse~rdsfoot tre non-fed ~>laughter ammals Whde 1fOI', ts use s p p ture <Jnd hay mcreumg numbers ot these an1 . want a good lawn producing l"ts 1 RETURNING TO U. S. of grass, or would I rather cut Buy fertilizer by ~nalys1s. Farm crop, l'lnd a ent Pr.lctices mals Will come to market m the LE HARVE, Frant:e UPf down the amounts of mowing and brands or lawn fertlll~ers are good needed to promote Its growth in a next few months, the supply w11l Amory Hougltton. U S ambassathe amount of fertilizer used and Plan 1 ~ for bluegrass, red fca new Agncultural Exttmslon 'serv- not be great enough to c<1Use rna- dor to France, and Mrs Hough have a medtocre lawn? Or maybe cue and clover Use 20 to 26 pound, lt-e bulletin Copies are available at JOT adjustments m the pnces of ton s.atled from Lc Ha\Te Wedfed beef the best solutiOn 1s to blpck top 4 16-8, 4 12-4, 5 lQ- 10, 5 20-20, or county Extension Offices Power Cultivate I · nesday mght aboard the lrner the enure lawn area and, not have Similar fertdi~er for 1•000 square In the pubhcaLion, Dr Gist All md1cahons pomt to gradual Umted Statef for a vacation at Command GraveJy Power m ~ah­ to mow the lawn at all feet Ill September or early Octo- pomts nut that b1rdsfoot trefoJ\ IS ly fallml_il prices of fed cattle and home )"'ut lawn and gudt:n dtoreiT0.. Tractor--30 Tools! ber not a new crop It has found lim- correspondmg reductiOns m re- la·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-'"i Plan 2 _ for bluegrass, red fes- it.cd use m much of Europe, partJc tall beef prices. Lighter weight • AII·Gear Drive cue, no clover, m1mmum mdwmg qM,rly France and Norttt. Central ammals are ('Ommg to muket, at Use 10 pounJ!Is of 10-6~. or other ll'a1y Some authofllies thmk 1t ~f.S \t;ast partially offsettang the sup• Power Reverse 3 MODEL UG blgh •nitJ-ogen fertilizer per 1,000 bmughl to th1s country as shtp ~f_l 1f/W' O'f beef that mtght be expect • 30 ,_,. square feet m September or early Ialit, as feed accompanymg llve- J ed on the ba~is of numbers alone October If dover starts showmg, stock brou~:ht from Europe, or as Pnce reduct1nns at retail will be substitute one of the mtrogen fer- an unpurtty m other forage seed gradual In recent months, heavy Mote for Your Money I Concermng its origm m Ohto, supphe-6 of wholesale beef cuts t!Uzers at the rate that wrll gJYc 1 ASK fOR FREE OEMONSTRATIDN pound of mtrogen per 1,000 square Dr G1st sa:.s that dunng the .early have been snld as price "spee1a\s" WITH BLADES '"' m September or· O<tober 1920'• Will"m B"lu•. a farm" rather than makmg a cenla-per J'hosphorus and potash encourage near West Umon In Adams County, pound cut on a broad list of mdi do'Cr puroh•sed alfallo seed from a farm vidual beef '"" Phm 3 _ to keep bluegrass er in Oregon Balui phmted th1s alf In all, the rest of the year progrowmg rapidly use 15 pounds 10 alfa, and m a rew yean as the alf- mJSes to be a tood year for beef Ptton. 1207 Racine. E. P~~ ~Y~-m:..__ 512 10-10, 12-12-12, 106-4, or other alfa plants d1ed out. they were re lovers The quality of beef should i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~·[•• high mtrogen fe.rtlhzer per 1.000 paced by a new "weed " m 1930 Dr square feet In september Apply S J. R1~don, a vetermanan, was 10 KiU Wild Onions about 1 to HI pounds of mtrogen Impressed With the new plant that Now, Aa.-onomi t Safs 8 1'!1Per 1,000 .... uare feet m April or he sent a specimen to Dr 0 R _, "-•d t h Now 11 the time to contro W1ld early May. uvu , .Extension agronomist a t e r/i Oh1o State Umversity Dr Dodd o 'ons 10 paatures and meadows A summer application of 1,1 to % Jdcnt1fled the plant as blrdsfoot accord10g to Harold Shoemaker, pounds of mtrogen per , trefoil Extensm Agronomut who was m square feet at one time. Spread Me1gs County Thursday. ierhh:r:er evenly. Do not overlap Sclett a good warm day and hlt spill it Apply only when grass 1 tht onions wtth 2,4-D when they dry. A light bprn ts unsightly are growing rapidly and before Will be encouraged a week, but does no permanent they start producing underground The state commtUee WILl .seek to harm to the grass and aerial bubleta. For those interested m actually broadeo the sponsorship ll( state 2,4-D, of coune, wUl kill r,nany and local activtles to mclude more developing a good lawn or mamother plants sa be careful of d.lvergent mterest5 m 1960. The tainlng one in good condition may spraying near desirable ornamental need for greateJ rural-urban under- secure detailed recommendations plants and vegetables. Uandlrlg exists on both a1des of the by requestmg Bulletin 2'71, "Your Increased competitiOn in food recity Umlta aign, Oirtctor Wood ex· Lawn,'' which is available free tailing and •horter marketmg cban. He-re~ BI G Nl:' WS fro m you1 . from the County off1ce. from farmer to consumer are the Iarmer to be more marNIW HOLLAND DE AlER In future he'a o1 Hall!~ Eoton, wtle ol Wold The flnt Pllehm:la tbat we tind in this Hetloa wte !bam at PUchard and wife N•ney. 'l'tlt)' ~me from the ealttrn thore o1 in~;~~~r::f~:~ fo~a~~~; Home Owner Must Decide Typ"e B.irdsf.oot Lawn He Wants, Agent.Says -1fef0 il Meets Jenn· re wu'uam ( be ncellenl and m<.o£1 C! UIS avuJ ;~ble m goO(! suply all year long Wh1lt' pr1cea at the end of the year .ahould be lower than at pre sent, the redudJon prob;~b\y wJil ~~:~C6-~~~~ 81Z~m10 dC~~!~r~~:, : ~; ~~Jic:~~u~:r;uts of excellent chotcea, aa are endive I W...., You a... , Meeting at Oh1o St.l.te Univer•ity, the State Farm.City Wood Commtttee headed by Director Wood outlined plan. for increa.ed emphaait on county and oo~nmunity participation in the 1pecial week. Year-round local aeti.vitia to foster improved rural-urban relationt BPWClubToM, The April meetln.8 of the Jik1. dleport Busineu and Profea!Ollal Women'• Cl11b wUl · be beld Tuf&. day evenmc at thp Maaonlc Hall With the ladiea of ~van&flllne Cbailtter servmi the dmner at 1 :10. Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets Ohio wiU qam partlelp•te ln tbe ob&.i:rvanee of National farm-City Week next November 18-24, Director W B Wood of the Ohio AJrl cultural E~eknsion Service haa anoounced This will be the 1ixth eonsecutJYe observance UQal ~'otice LltAI. TtCI ' lletp.County, 0~ at tho 91· Of utd board, Pomeroy, Oh,o. I:IJOO.o'tlo<!k Noon, April ·""'' -· -·· ~f',ft1rntlhl1'11 tbe follow· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 9, 1000-3 ' Ina• married Elda Llwaon, Law· ., to tbat ThOmal' 'llllwood ' t· 'CODAY AND Notice Aim~ p m by a charge from ~he 6th Corpi ihe fiptmg was desperale and severe all after oon, at sundcwn we had gamed our lost 1 e.round. Gen. _Sheridan mude a good thing of If as we recaptured our own lol\l ~annon anP 31 pteces betSld.U ambulances and quite a lar,l!e \ram an~ a nuwQer of prlsonet8 Thl!ti .... Ill .got another ,e.ood wJ;upPU\i, thlS makes times m one month " Allison's 1.nterest m the War 1s not linked solely to Bw•b'•• II wrltmg&. He }lad two UA_cles ~n h18 father's Side o~ the family m tbe war-Jobn Allison .and Wllham Alhson oi Pughtown-and Henry Arnott of W~t 1ftrglma, an unci~ . 'liP h~s ~;{her s Side. Job.n Alh"'n [Jied :.m the notor· ious pr1soR canip at Andersonville Ga., and' nenry was aha a pnsoner there, but was e,::changed when the rebels lftb'tlifit he was dymg. Allison, who bailiff for 16 year1 qnder th~ Frank Greaahans, plans to dtarlei to younger the famUy sometime he wdl browse m the books and" the ters, brin&ing the turmoU of those up nearly 100 years ent. GARDEN SEEDS FIELD SEEDS SEED POTATOES & FERTILIZERS Mystery Farm Pictured From Air morrjod Do~le l)•vll Ju¥• ~· O>arrltol Jtnnio tllo puotcltnc ~· died In youth Nor:rl•. Aner lhe death of hta and are buried tO ihe Smith f•m· ltm wile (nomo unknown) he ily ~\ll'YlnJ I!IO'lnd, near tilt pre\IIP ~~· Hu1hn, dau· oent home ol _A. W. Smltll. ibtermorrted of the no.... Indian oeout. · -The he U. ,., 'W'Dvr--- Farm-City Week To Be Observed Again This Year Dale 'nwTttil .Edith N'orrla thenDells married Irvin ~Joe) Hatl, Owen married Fannie ftlend, Roy !jullton, Allrod ~ 1 ~IJSh, rrwboppen Arte~ua w tn.,rled Jtnnle Kno~e Ra) ~afrltd Sadie Slvtle, Georae wu marrle~ twtce. The Hawtborqe. David Eaton wa111 ehildnn by hll fitit marrlqe their tathar. were Abner married Sarah Wood• Joiut an4 1J,u.l.e Smith, tbe ehUWli"ND married 81r-bua Ann dren of John Smith St., &lvea on . ..J:blllr .tJ!iltlrtn were . lobi who • " \iW!itd Sa'rah Piddle. 'OeOfiO I Mr1. lhst Hutlty, Jbcine, h.. fumilh<td tl\e h!llowing article from tha la1t Liverpool Review ua.t her by her brothtr, J. L. Sal...-. EAst Llwerpool. Mr. Alii· son Is • former rtildent of the Oorua community, and attendH school the,.., Th• artlc:l•, writ· ten by Glenn Waight, fol .... ~ -ldltor. • A Umon regiment chargmg a Confederate fort a week before the end of the Civil War. the roarme ronfuslon of battle, an OhiO officer (ailing wtth 11. fatal wound These graphtc memories are revealed m faded letters and d1anes owned by Emory Alhson retired Mumc1pal Court ba.~lUf. Alhson needs none of the current output of Civtl War htera ture to take him back 95 years to Lhe nabon's great mternal crtsls The adventure, hum or and bloodshed are transcnbed m the careful scr\pt of h1s stepmother's father Wilham H Bush of Meigs Cou 1t). moot complete thelr life cycle In oDe year, IOrDe a peel" In hllb altltudH of , the Itocky How~i.J\1 require two or three years for develop. ment, U S. Department of A&rlcul· tUJt atlentlptl hne dlaeovered ' TO RETIRI UPI- Lt Gen eomman(ier of ser- 1949 Berlin atr WE HAVE IN STOCK Stock up now on Holland 'QuaJllf fwiMsl Now .•. :\huia I N-.• J{odand Tw1ae to ca~tom-tlt YOUI' bl.liq """'' NEW BALER BOY~N.. Hoilend'• D8"tr lo.-ood ~ ibJport twu..--u.. wtOr ~ t.U. mar-keted by a ....;or IUIIlufactutw of farm equlP.'_entl BALRR BOY i1 b7 !few Ho Boy il ideal for normal bale elne! SUPER 9 and LONG 10-New Hollaad'• tamollll' domenic twmea -arutl\1 the #lohoice oftumen who P!lt up big baJet! And for thoae with wir.-tie baleri, be 11\U'e to . . liB (01' touah. ftellibie New Hollmd wtrer Be Sure Of Quality · Service Value Fulton Thompson TRACTOR SALES hf4 wiU -retire from the Air Foree late this IJ.ilrin' after 32 Phone WY-2-5101 ~~:;.;,_ _ _;. · ,:·_.;·: ;·.;·;..;:'";..;: ' _ __;;__ J yeari' aeni«, it ,.., .announced. Pomeroy, Ohio t:iolilr.::r made"'~- and •• BALE hme1oy, 0. 1 Used CockshuH 20 ond 1 Used CockshuH 30 AUIO SEVEJtAL NEW TRACTORS At Greatly Reduced Prices We Mulll Move These To Malle Room For The 1960 Models Coming Soon If You Want To Sove Hundreds Of Dollan - Take Advontoge Of This Offer Today. Several Other Implements Speolally Pf!rtd For Thlo SPRING INVENTORY CLEARANa SEE US TODAY POMEROY Phone WY-Wl81 E. IIIAIN ST. Jack w. Canoy, Mar. • �- .... -. --- and Bush Pitch No-hitter televised at At · NASHVILLE . Tenn . UP! - lt"s Tet1dy 1~lficial now _ bes pectacled J im ir~1~ai~ announced another 1 Brosnan will pttc h the opemng the Fr~day night sche· game for t he l' inct nati Reds n eKt iiJd' .li&btwelght Lenny Tuesday against Phibdelphla . P&iladelphia will Muuagt-r fred Hu tc hin son namof CUba ed the ao-year-o)d righthander Friday £ollowll'lg thE' Red s' 6·3 loss to the Milwauke-e Braves here It was Brolnan's strong 1pnng performanc•e thai clinched th e .-, YoUr Ne-w nomination . He hasn't had a b ad )fltchmall;er ~JM IN SUDS . ....... Hutchm son wa s und ecided between Cal P..JcUs h , J oe Nu xhall or Brosnan to !j:tart the opener But 1haky performa nef's h:v McLtsh and Nuxhall thei r la~l t~me~ out apparentl y made up hts mm~ . . It was that o~d ~ haky ptl chmg on th e part of l mcmnatt t_h:lt ahled th t' Brav es to make . tl thret m a row over the Reds Pr1day. Ft!lix Manll~la colleded thrf'e hils. onf' a tnple. and Stan I:o· during spring t raining . kala hit a 420-foot home r otr J1m The RNh also announce d that O'Toole to lf'ad th e outfielder Tony Go nzalez ha! been . th e other added to t he roste r His contract p1tcb1ng setup af Soon t'O : alla~k. tt>~pem;!ld:;.~ He~e·s S£l!-8ERVICt: was purchdsed outnght fro m Ha· games : St. Louis (Mtt.ell or J~c k son ) vs Brosnan came to the Heds last S~~on FranciSCO (A_nt onclll ). . YTAG June in a d<'a l for Hal Jeffcoat Pittsburgh (F-ncnd I vs. Mllwau, ,~ N DR with tbe St. Louis Cardinals. He kce (Spahn). . " won eight and lost three for Cin· Philadelphia (Robert&l vs. Cm· 1 • lti , ~DLEPORT cinnati and bad a 3.86 earned run cinnatl (Brosnan). 1 "!!:~ '*" ""':;,;,,.,....,~~~='-.:'~v~er~a.":ge'::. _ __ ~-----Chicago (Hobbie) vs . Los Anr:e· 1 les, (Drysdale), night. Cola vana of the International League. Operated - JL\ Aj. y Keshock Slated FOf J• CaffOII ' CLEVELAND UPI - John Car· roli U niversity is expected to an· · nounoe lhe appointment of Jo~n Ke~;hock of Youngt~town as 1lB new ba11ketbaU coach . pr~ve~lOf: :~~~j:t :; 1th'*:~~hle~r~ depntment. He would atlcc.eed VI- to Kubilis who led the Blue S11'eau to , Pr..ldenta Athletic Cpo!crence ~hamplonahip wllh a 13·11o mark tlus past season . K.,.b ..k, 27, now ooacn of Ca_r· llin•l Mooney Hlsh S<hool 10 Youn11stown, played at Carr~l 1 ~r coacheo Fred Geot&e an 95 ·t .7D·U ILACIC ......TYf'l Sl Plu1 kl• 8f'l4 ,_.ppable hr• 15!!* com~b1Qil.e. • that i1. T .. A • • I"OR TH. "•OO" ullowonw1 lillttd h•·· bqafd on lrl'looth but 011 11cappobl1 tlr11 . If youf tlr11 11Jit iho¥1 ,,..d .w1'll Gllow -yov MORe. l.ool. w~o! .. ,11 olio .. Of\ ~ouo aiel !~K .50.14 8 .00.14 ' 8.50 14 9.00-14 9 .50 -14 - 6.40:-15 6 70-15 7.10-15 . 760·!' 8.00· 5 8.20-15 6.30 6.75 7.40 8.2! ... rf 6.10 6.30 6.75 7.40 8.25 8.55 7.10 1.35 9.05 !0.10 0.45 7.15 7.70 8.35 9.05 10.10 10.45 "' Williamso~ Oil Co. :W. . Phil W1Uiam110n, Owner POMEROY, OHIO MAIN ST. The outlook by areas: Northwestern Ob1o - Many streams range from roily Ia muddy and Ill@. As a reoult, stream fishing has been ralber poor. Some fiSh, mainly bullheads and carp, have been taken !rom the lakes. ·, b Northeastern Ohio- MelUng snows and some ram a¥e caused 80Qle streams to.be unfit for flshin¥· The few that have been taken CQme from some of the larger lakes. East-cenfrat '· and Southeastern Ohio - The !"eather 11,1'1!~ ably has affected fishetmen more than the ftsh . AlthOQK most of the Muskinmtm Conservancy District lakes are l!' good fishing condition, the fishing pressure has been very light. Central and Southern Ohio - Lakes and streams range from muddy to clear but the weather )las been diS<!ouraging to fishermen . As a result few fish have been reported taken from these waters. Southwestern Ohio - 1'be brightest spot in the district seems to be trout fishing in the Mad River and some of Jts ·tributaries mostly in Cfiampai.gn Cou.nt¥. Most other lakes and strea~s have had very little fishing pressure. Some s~c\­ ers are in the riffles, especially in the southwestern coun&Ies. --0'----It's official now. Rabbits are in first place in the hearts of Buckeye bunters. . Outdoorsmen have always believed this to be true. Results of a survey conducted last year by William R . Edwards, fann game biologist, Ohio Division of Wildlife1 indicate the ra·nk of various Ohio game sp~cies in the hunters preference. Of the approximately 700,000 Ohioans who buy a hunting license each year nearly 90 per cent reported that they hunt· ed rabbits Second in preference was the gaudy ringneck phea• tConllnued on Page 7) For he stayed· In the lead goIn~ Into the t-hird round only becsuse of a rules infraction ·by Dow Finsterwald of Athena, Ohio, It rolt Finaterwald two strokea and dropped him into a tie for second plat'e with Ben Hogan, Claude Harmon and Walter .BMr~kemo. .. ,, • '" I I I They trailed Palmer by one stroke . Palmer, his game not newrly as shal'p as it waa in the first round when he fired a five UrJder par 67. carded a one over par 73 f'riday for a tot&l of 140. For a brief lime Fln!llerwald was in the lead with a total ol 139. He had a second round two· under par 70 to Ro along wilh his first round 69. Dut th11t first round 69 turned out to be 71 be· cause lt developed t~at Flnlterwald took a practice putt on the £1fth ereen afte-r flniahins the hole during the, first roun,~ - P•n•ll•.. Two Strn... Flnsterwald thought nothing of it until he played the flr11t hole Friday. After he had holed out he waa about to take a practlre putt when his playing partner, ll . S. Open champion Billy Casper, told him H was against the rules~ Finsterwald told him about ~he practice putt he took on the- first round and decided Lo adviAe tour nament of£icials of it . "Because he voluntarily called the penalty on himself," exPtllin· ed tournament Clulirman CltU Roberts, " we decided to pen"alb:t hJm t~u stTokes inatead of llls. .quallrying him. " "I think I got o£1 lucky" scud the former PGA champion. "It was a breach of the rules, pure and shnpfe, and they could have disqualified me." 44 Survive- Cut But they didn't so Finsterwald still is in the. running, along with 44 othen who survived the cut for today's third round and Sat· urday's fourth round. While the rules went aj!ainlt Flnsterwald they worked in Pal· mer's favor for the IN'Ond str&ilht day . He drove Into casual water on the 14th hole and was aUowed a free lift, just as be was allowed a free lift on the 12th hole in the opening rou_.d. Then on the lDth hole. hi& b~)t hit . a._ spedator and rolled deep gtap. came Ktm Venturi, who finally manaeed to siloot the back nine o( the Augusta National Golf Club -course under par: Don Janu&ry and Casper. Billy Maxwell, Gary Player, Julius Boros and amateur Deane Beman were &rouped at 143 while ·at 144, even par for the two rounds, were Stan Leon· ard , Lionel Hebert. Jackie Burke, Doug Sanders and amateur Bud Taylor. Sammy Snead managed to stay in the running with a t,.o-over par '14 for a total of 147: BUt the cu1ualties who were cu't.· htctuaed Cary Middlecot£, Jimmy Demaret , Gene Littler, Byron Nelson, Bob Goalby and Gene Sara:zen. EASTERTIME IS FLOWERTIME "leyns EasRr" ·~··~ tile m.lles .. - SAY IT WITH FLOWERS The Jackets· picked up one run in the first on ·, single! by Fry and Uindy, two Jn Uie esecand on an er-ror, three stolen·1bases, a walk, an~ singlea by Oiler and ,Bctlyard, and one in the third ' on Hindy's leadoff double and an lll"rmr. Oiler add· ed a doublf- and Fry a aingle later. Brogan fanned five Jackets:, walked two. Rutland 000 ooo·--1 0 4 Middleport 1~1 000 x--4 7 4 Rutland: Brogan and , o.-man. Middleport: Anderson (WP), Bush (ft) and Bowles. On the Day of H-ope, ll.et your beautiful living tilbwere re- • The ducktinjil, SI!Ch as are shGWn in the picture, ha1'e no tlipught of the luture. They are. Cl'ncerned with food and s~ei!J!r lor the moment. They have no thought of lomol' row for only huma!lll have tfte capai:!ly te> th bik llbea4. Today the world is in such a state that Ut e' temptation is great for each of us to imitate tbe du~f· bHrowdi1tg all but ~e:qtQtnel/1. put of our minds, We need the morrow, llow•~.,., Iii !'l'der that we can strlye,for a -chance to lllllke things better. Where there IS no faith m the future1 no assuranc e of a fumoJTQw, there is no reason 1o strive, to seek, to find. But if there oe a tomorrow·then there is a chanee to redeem the mistakes of :l:e~~Y apd lhere Is an opportunity to fashion l' better:worid. By atte~dll)g Oljr chJ11'Cbes we can have our faith and !lope of a· more glorious tom 0r. row ~~· hilt~d and strengthene d. With the C~urch dlti!Cting us towarci dod fo.- the "(\i'i!ii!nce of Dtvlne Providence, our nation can survive as a ligh~ which can quenCh e\i!l':!if.1:11e world. · . vte Jfind tiast!er Flowen-by.JW!_J'e aDywhere. HU~DT P~AYI HAWAII EUREKA'- Calif. UPI-Hum· boldt State College, one or the best small·school f ootball teams last year Friday agreed \o play the Uhiveraity of Hawaii b Honolulu Oct. 21. Coached by Phil Sorboe, the U>ggers will can:y a nine·game winning st!'eak mto this season. RICI REPRESENTS CUBS MESA, Ariz. UPI-Veteran catch· Oel~very Dale Long, who was recently sold to and 1atisfacUon guaranteed·. I We Can Furnish ·\ . Abet ~low..:s For •aster ~ ", ,• :{• 1 'o. I . 'Nith,f~4lope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain F'RANCIS FLORIST rhat .\W1MI'I'Is gQOd in family ancr t;ommunity Iif~. this feature is lpOI'IS9)';~:by tbe bwoiness firms and. organizations whosl! names 1 PHONE WY-2-2144 or WY-2-t%32 er Del Rice baa been chosen a1 the· Chicago Cub• new player succeeding an mind your ·loved ones that you 18r.e- with them. in spirit. SJmply phone or ~ tn and IJhe f.ineet of master plants, cut flowers w eor· eages -will be delivered anywhere ~ tow.n or anyw~re in the world. · 303 E. MAIN ST. llpPI!Qr-:}.., """, , . ..._.. ~(}:'"."" . I fl". I. ri••· ;,;JJ~:::::=·~~=~===~;~;~=~~~~~ the San Francisco Giant!. · ·. • UJ! ° now *Yin HEINER'S .BAKERY No Money Down bladee of grasa and 1 was sure It wa1 golnl to mtwe. "Sure enough It did, while I waa a atep away. U rolled Into a ii'OOYe, but J manqed to hit it Piono~.Wo<Mhotp • i . ...... M<Urlty lor ,... .. ,_rfalll!lly, your ..... out." Va. Wecln.. ' " ' ~Ollllet Churt:'-t Rn, H: Stro•.,..llth, pootor: Lourel Suntl)' lic:hool P:3fl 1. nl.. • I MAX WARD IU I. 1"'11 w. r~ Rl'VIett to fit yo•r ln41vldltcil nteda .cfnd dtalru. NO Mc;JNiY .DOWN. • •• "'·· f:.rw-. S:Joif'br.Pf: 1Wua6: VPM (It : ~ 7.~ p, nt.: ·le Ito.,. • Modorn kltclieil doil.t "•d .I yw ~ce11v pia• • ------Church of Chritt, Inc serV'ice at 11 with ARE SIN, DlSEASE AND DEATH REAL the subject of the lesson. Golden ·Text: Bleas the Lord, 0 my soul, and forget not all his benefits: who forgivetb all thine laiquities; wbo -healeth all thy di&e~~ses; whQ redeemeth thy life from destruction. P!itlma 103: 2-4. W~ne$da)' ~venina: service at 8. ThJ F. .rehd Church. Evantell cal and Reformed-Presbyter· Jan,· Pomeroy. Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, Past.. John Wm. Blaettnar, Dtr. of Ch. Education. Sunday C,burcll School 9:1tl am; Worship Hour 10:25 am sermon 11HosanaCrbc!tfy"; h . Hi Youth FeUowship 5:"43 'P~; Wednesd&f ~nten ser· vice 7:30 Pm; Thursday Holy . CJ!J)muni.on ,;~J!!rvi~e 7;30 pm; Fri· day Union Good Friday service in the United 14etbod.ia& Church. COme and worshiP, ·you are· wel· 'r .D. m. Jl•lrvl• Chut't:h. lclw.ucl OrJf. ~lh, PillAr: ~ School 9:30 a. Lot, Ul a1>ow you ~~- oal)'ltla· aow check Natlonw~·· bodgot who-hdr- 1 H•llaJI... , .. 'No on. wanb ·a iocfllno 1 "'i•• Blken Of Good Bread fgsy Monthly Budget Jerms · dlcllr fufCIN. To lniUre an :' hi. .olcl • rlflhl I Year Dod&•. 4 PIJIIIOUI.Ja ~oler The Pomeroy Cement ·Block Co. ' W~.t<o, , Strut: cr.. lloot!af I'!· W111. !IoRey In thlri!C 7 .p. m. !vaJlllollatjO ..,rVf.;'ii""'eea •· 10 ' Ill· P!Jfll>r ln charfi r::••.,. _...,... W~·7:30 t. Ph. WY·24460 ,_...,, Ohio MlddltpiMf, Fred I. Gardner, Pastor. 9:30 Bible School, R. Steffy, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship Palm Sun· day sermon "Is He Our King?"; 6:30 Youth Hour program; 7:30 Evening service. Sermon "Mr. X of Bethage"; Wed. 7 prayer meeting and Bible study· Wed. 8 choir ·p ractlre; Friday 7:3o Union Good Friday service held here this Year. c. ...................... :~~~- -~·~··· · . . •Farm Ponds • 11' 7::30 pm: Prayl!l' Wednoo<Iay 7:30 pm. Tho f'l,., a.,rlot Church 114cine, Arthur R. McCauley, PaJt~U". Jf,J!!IIII\',., ... / - -; NO MONIY IOWN •Drainage Ditehes •. \ • •Basement Exca.vating A , 'i,~ . ,.~ . • •Landscoping I We Uee CaterpDiar Bllllllllll"~ . QUALIPIID OPIRATOitS FREE UTlMATEs . WY•t4191 " " '· ' ( .....:•t•oervJ,ee f.ilii!i: ~t!~~~~~;~ 1·:~~::1 .... R. card, Pastor. s. s. at Lloyd DiiUnger, Supt. Wflr· ship services at 10:48 witb Her· Qlan Taylor,.Jay leader; Sun. eve. 7:30 regular meeting of the MYF Wed. eye. prayer meeting 7:30. TM Pint UniNil Pla.,leriMI Church, Syracuse~ The Seasion. w}IJ meet in the Annex April 10 at 7:30 pm; the deacons 1nd dea· CQ.~euu of the Middleport church \\Jill meet in the putor's study ctn l '• I J I.; '*" 1\ ~td lltorRe -ta!l, . ..,.tre w!*ll· Tuesday, At.ril 13, 7:80 pm; Til& Syracuse Mlnilf.erjal -asaociatiOJl met" ·a t the "Methodid Church ::j~,.~;;··;; April 7th •t 10 am, plan• for the ' ot the -munll)' Good Friday ,.r. r~nmeb!g .i• ···~·· -~\0"' • ' vim -., dlJiillillod. 'ft>e oervl.. " Je-hovah • W1tnesaes of the Pomeroy -tOngreration will eeJe.., bl'llte the Memorial of Christ's death Sundly. Apri-l 10 at 7 p. m. ~aymond Hummel, presiding min· . .. MIH ....~ ~~of tbe loeal t!Ongpegation, Mr. llDd .Mn. Cbttk EdwarcJs and ~adhol the announcement last childreu of Columblll apen\ the Qlg . weekend here with his parents, Mr. "April to this tur correJpOnda and Mrs. B. L. Ed:arards. with NIUl1 1., of the calendar Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Huptpbtey used by the Jewish nation in Jes~s· day," MF. Hummel explained were called to Forth Wortft, ;Tuas last week by the death 6f her "It is the anniversary ol the be- moth.e r, Mrs. s. E. Hunter. trayal and ~ltb of. Cbrin" Mr. and Mrs. C. V. IBu.ekley ~ph~na: tlae D?PGrtanee of spent the weekend in Bellevill~ W. tbls date JD Je)lovah • WJtnesses' Va., with their son-in-law arid calendar, Hummet Jttted that a daughter, Mr. and Mi-s. Harold peat attendance is ·expected not Humphrey. only at the loeaJ. Xintdom Hall, 318 North S.CO!ld A..nue, but ia Funeral aervices were ..,ld on all the 20APO contre&atlon!l of Tue;sday afternoon at thl! ReedsJehovah'• Wltfte~~e~ around the ville Chfi.!!Uan Church for Mr9, CUrmon Bailey, Racine. witb burworld. · ' The )(emctrJ,eJ tervice will J brt ial in tbe -Reedsvme. ctimetery eondui!I:J(I by J. HGPtins, a tnin- The Baileys were form~ relkleDts iJter froro tbe Parkertburg, w, of tbis eommunitiy, Mt. ~ Bailey hating operated tbe Reedsville Va., conereg•tiOb. Mr. Hopkins Yerry. . . . is a long time member of Jebolllr. lnd Mrs. W. R. Lltfon and vah'1 WitnetH!I. He wm· outline two daUihten have mOJtl' here tbt lignifkance ot Cbrilt'l. death from Middleport and' ift living in· a., why the otN!enance of the annivenary date must be oblerv- the Irene Hill residence . ed ........a...,·~ ~·-..,.. to th" II Uy"' - .._ •~• Mn.~y~J~\Bo~~~~ patient in !l'eelt of opociol aclivl<J Is Parlmlbur.g, ·Ill• ~ b)' lbo · Pom""'y eongre. Reedsvilie Events Of Week ••ter ...- ft · fi.I!OII Jp qqp~ with the . ~, ~QJI. A hou111 to "•' :'' ~ . f'!~Oil'IID -a bas ~ill IJOl1 •HIE urviees for ~ kingdom ol Heavtm." the Now· ft~n .Jleii>Gdlsl CI!IJI'ch All m,etlnp f]f hllovah'o Wit· Include Mlillli!l' Ti!llndoy, Good ·mo ll:o!t and .,.. to the Frjday_ and· BiileP "'rlr momll'!t public, Mr. Hu111mol 111d, '"th oDetivliet~i~ · 'Ate tetleral public" Ito col~ 14_ken 1t eay time . »*•niiY J. . Announced Here , . ti"""• bbJ'' -$1iit;·,~ •. ~1 r:P,.~t'r! ·~ Morning worohip "The Trlunj. · phant Christ": 8 pm BYF lor ail' A Jlillt Corhmu~IOn ,.rvlee Is school ages. Wedneoday 7:30 pm sc~~d~d I~ Thuroday Prayer meeting. at B, . .tHQ. ;.Jth the pjltor Rev. Dalo'lhlo!Mm a.ptlot Ch....rl, vtd· ll Frt!eman, pJ'Oildlnf. Spo· Gieat Bend, Arthur R. McCauley, ciJI in~c will be PNVicr.d bJ the Pa.stor. 9:30 am Moming worship; ·o)Jyrcb'a . 7dutb chofr Ulldef th "The_ Triumphant Cbrill"; 10:IS ~loti Of . Mr1. Jolm Motiln. am Sunday School. · _TIIOIIIIo llftd, band dlr..to~ or Alf...t Motllodlot Churcll, a... W"a... High SCIIool will oing ILand Clearing , T 1 • ..,.& HU - Y SI!RVICE 9:30 am Sunday School; I~:'D adl is invited to -all services. ~ I . · of lht·; ~.' Cii.;...t, "!!!l! ,!lll!lirl~ ~ ~~ !iJe .....,.g,. · Noll- IIIJI Will hO illol' lltiot ~.. " ' v. U~~- ll. 1rib !Mtlll'e lbo dislrlbu. WSe-chh0"10~ David II......... · !1911 of 1M Waldl....., mardine 11 • • • ol April II ""tainl!tl U.. arti· 10:411 NOL. y WI~K ACTIYtfilf · ~ "Upi~'!'ll J)lprJ]ament br pm;. Evan - ·, ' .. "" ·kloaf. . . ctdd additional •Private Roods ...." y ~ Communion set over 100 ye•s ol.d ?ill be uled in the inter churfh ¥t11Rdy Ttiuraday senice of the Blptist, Evaaa:elical Unit· __,. llllthl:en end Methodist Qaurcb,J>of Hutfqrd.. Tbe service to bt held at tbe Metbodi1t chureh wUJ be&in at 7 pm. The •UQJBra} ,..,_le is .invited. th~ .nver set which WH re- . Ut&day servtce, cantata present- PHtor, ehoir, eaQdletiabt ~Jn· apeei1t ~ bf ·.*he • ' · Mrs. Robert MUis for Bible study: 1 pltCJ, , ,11!'11 1 -li.lplloJllal l>Ow!Wedqpsdoy 7:30 Sr. cholr rehearsTho . wpt ilt· ~ Thursday T:90 pm Maundy cl!ld• ( "l!P'.:IIilli; §II~ FOl " ' MAUND J.,.,..t.l, .,..._, . PHONE NOW AND M411 AIRANGIMENTS . C..r~ IU• Churdt, F. &. Dunn Pastor. SUtlday School 9:3() Waytie Roush, Supt.; Worship 10:45; Pra)'et meeUnt and Y-Hour 8:00. Syr•~v• EUB Church, F E Dunn1 .Pae:tiJI'. sunday School.s:sO ]Jen Qu.iaenbercy, Supt Preacbing 7::30 Prayer ~neetina Wednesda 7:~ Y Pint a.,net Churc~ MWJh. port. 9:15 am SundaJ School; 10:15 am Morning Worship Rev. George Calhoun, state chairman of Chrittian Higher EducaUon Cba.Llence will be the speaker; 8 pm Jr. BYF 5th.fiUI grades and .Jr. lfJ and Sr·Hi BYF at tbe ~cllu...eh; Tuesday 7:30 pm HearthJtone ce~tJv 1:t.~t.l.haA ..,.. ••ven to Ch1ss will meet at tbe home of the afetii'.SV.;""'Cb:.r~ ol ~~Ord. .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard; 7 1110~ .:-..:»A.. Prn. Christian Crusaders clui WiD cen._, JIO. ~ u •1 . ~• cun•, "'•teo meet at the home of Mr. and: I" .. j "!I'. -.T.- ••-ltf&'~ r . munlon. AUTO CO. suggaated by the ministers that there be a dtily vacation Bible school atafr meetlrtg at the MetJiodlat churcb A-pr_il 21 7 pm a.thanr IUB Church F. · E Dunn, P'at~tor. Worship 9:30; Sun: day School 10:30 Eber Carnahan Supt; Y·Hour 6:30. ' ' """ · ServiCeS Apec10f . pniJ 0 Are I. H. RAWUNdS I SONS CO. can be an easy, pleasant experi•nce at • j ~ Nazarene Closs Has Meeting At Cundiff Home . S·- , STIFFLER R~D ANOfoi 'lp "I hed a ·· good He'' Pa\mer explained, "but It loo.IJ.ecl like the ball was aitUng on a couple ol ' ~;.:;..:;:...:. OrJJO VAU~Y BAKING CO. Bf4er• ,qt Jlolsam fiteac1 iro When the Pennqlvanlan finl•h· ed hil "'Und, ht want to the of. fh:lala and explained the sitUation before he aianed his Kore . ~ant. The)' told him that a1 long u the ball moved before he ld· dreued It there was 11(1 pena~ty . "The breaks have sure been IO· Ina: my WQ," tmUed Pelmft". Behind Fin1terwald, Hogan, Harmon and Burltemo at 142' '' Ander_.n fanned 10 in four inninp, Bu!lb (iye in three. Anderson walked six, Bush two. For Ru~nd I ..awrence Brogan went aJI t~ way giving up stven hits. - IIIUIIICT- AI we lfi6 ImMel the nelda, 1 SolltMIUeoillly !lev. FriUU:Io H. Gfuler, Pill« We wctnder how these tbinp et11 ® B:"'Dtel"""'"'""ioe &: Momluf St.Jr B. U.B. Cburellet of Pomeroy, Oldo be, • ! TOPiCo "Oulf1ted Fon" 'nle trees, rrua and JUbstlnci, Serlplure: Mll'k 15: 1·15, Plllmo !3. All quite naturally. - God IO¥et us for the enemi ~ we make. There has never By Roy L. Smlth ben a better Ulustration of Ibis than may be seen in our 'Tw11 the WI)' God 1tlanaed tbfm, Words are the pacbges in whi ch ideas are wrapped. If you Lo~'s last week ~n earth . It is supremely 1n the face of op- AI the creation of tbe eartJt, have ever received a package from a foreign land you have pmution and enm~ty that we may experience our idenUy with They ~&em dead in winter, ~ I noticed that It was wrapped in what seemed to be Jesus, and there 11 no more appropnate time to consider this But in sprin& a rebirth. an odd sort of paper or tissue. Inside, however the gift had than on this day before Palm Sunday, when we may contem. ume i& of the re•urrectiG~t, a familiar look. ' plate once again the confhcts of Holy week which culminate The When 1pirit and body rhaH Qlte If we can get inside the words of a man from another land l.n Good Friday and climax on Easter Sunday. And those of the lint reaurfee· we will usually <liscover that we understand his ideas. And For In His last week Jesus was living out principles which tion, lh1s is particularly true In the matter of the language of the God revealed as long, long ago as believers first sang the shep. Shall be clothl'11 in robes of Btble" herd psalm. white. Unfortunate Word FiN! we can outface our foes , beeause God otters us pro- They ahaJI live and dwell 1fith We have. been unfortunate in many instances, in reading lectioll - - "Thou prepares! a table before me in the preJeaus, the Bible, tn _the fact that tis words have not conveyed its sence of mine e~mies." In other words, when 1 am threaten. 1deas. There IS the word "blessed," lor example which ap- ed, God makes 1! dear that any wno attack me are attacking On this earth, that we nctw tmd, Making preparation ol .perfectkil, pears repeatedly in the Beatitudes of the New Te~tament. 111m ~lso; and thts clear warning may well deter those who For an etern-al life witb God. : In ordinary modern American speech the "blessed" man is would do me evU. The close and clear fellowship of a believer -Anon.~ one who bas recetved, or may expect to receive, some speciaJ with bis God Is evtdent to aU who would see I.Jae believer "at f~vor from God. As Jesus used the word, however it had some. table" with the King. For example, the foes of Jesus did not "MY CALL" ,' thing of the meaning we 'f>ut into the word "Congratulations'" ~l't •tlempt to take Him while He sat at supper with His dJs. Into my heart came a cal1 one dp,7 Whe~ Jesus, tbere~ore, said, "Blessed are the meek," it w~s Clples and shared the Passover of God. A Christian is always Like lovely ~tloft ftom far awpy A ~all 110 1weet and so lid in oAe the equivalent df saymg, "Congratulations to the meek!" ~otected to a considerable degree when the evil world knows That C I pondered lon1 ill meaJliig Dlff......C Soale of Valueo tm to be a God's man. Even tbe worst rutfiall8 hesitate to asto learn. Stripped of alllts theological confusion, the central ~im of sault, openly at least, the cloth of a clergyman, the bonnet ol Jesus' ministry was the establishment of a new scale of human a deaconess, or the shining armor of patent goodness which "Twas a g&Ji sweet longlnJ' fttn. values. . the humbleSt layman may wear before the world . Even Pilate I had done wrong . Among the Jews wbo Ustened to Jesus preach th~re were h~tated to condemn unequlvocably a Jesus who bad so ob- A tugJing at hearbtrings that aome wlio might have been called rich, and the probabilities •"?ully eaten at the table of God, >lid the Pharisees could lasted long are \IIBI, If our v~al!ulary had been in use then the people brmg tlle"!""!Ves to capture Jesus only in the stealth of night A low sweet voice woold whisper me, would have Calle<! of them "lucky )!uys." But not 'so, Jesus. . and to hJll Him before the Sanhedrin only -secretly before And I towondered often just what · Again and agam be said somethmg very like "I feel sorry dawn. it could be. for the rich." And instead he congratulated the poor. This is SJ:!"'ndly, we ca~ outface our foes, bec;iuse !'00 offers us not to say that he thoueht of destitution as a fortunate state pre.,l'lllent - - 'Thou anomtest my head w1t& oil." How- I heard the voite in the shady o_f afiairs in which to be. As a matter of fact he had compas- ever low he may be In the social scale of t,his evil world howdell, Sion on the hungry, the naked, and the cold folk. But those ever Impoverished in the things of a materlallstic soci~ty he And io the woods I 19Wid so well, who ha~ to work for a living, those who had to economize with .~Y be, however lowly and humble may be hia worldly sta- At last one day 'twas plaill as . could be, the stnetest ca·re, those who. could afford to w•ste nothing lton, a Christian believer knowa himself to be favored by those who had to make every penny do double duty _ those God. H~ knows how God has anoinlad him 1 crowned him ele- 111at the voice of God was whl&o pering to me. were the ones he considered fortunate. And to them he ex- vated htm, and preferred him. Tbis is the assurance of uace Mrs. JIUTy Wolfe, tended his congratulations. which enables the Cltrlstian to look at his crltico and acclflrs Racine, Obib, RD. In the Beatitudes he set up an entirely new scale of values wit~. that same calm confidence Jesus '8vlde11Ced when~ fie for of lile. •todd 1ft silence before Pilate "a·nd aQJwered him no&hiog". 11 How Lucky to Be Humble! shook Pilate'~ being to Its depth, frlchtened him and bls wife There Is no more unhappy man in au the earth than that ~~~rit:t: _lllade evrg a hard, professional soldier, !:he flo. one is who feels himself a-lways under the necessity of pro- was f~f,. at e foot of the cross, "Truly tlils man lecting his rights, his honors, and his prestige. Tlii aon There Was a bishop of the church who spent the first half . l'llly, WO: can outface our foes, because God offers us pro. The Romebuildera C1U1 of the of his life getting elevated to the episcopacy, and the last haH · =.t~ih-' llfy '"'P runneth over." It is true that He agoniz. Nazarene Church at Syrac!'lise met of his Ufe.lnsistmg_ up<in it that men should pay him the hone garderi Of Getbsemane and prAyed "U ll be j1018ible at the home of Mnt. Patty Cundiff ors due him as a biShop, He was not only the most mtseraMe take this cup from me." But once a believer IUrre_,s.hlm: on Tuellday, April S, ;tth llrs. man, but also the most unfortullBte man you eV.¢1' kilew. For lelf, 15 Jesus finally . did, to pef8!1iution f"'' ridleousness Irene CUndiH u INiStJ.Dg hottesa. be was nev11r satiasfied. His hOnors were never spread on suf. $tel &ven to marfrrdo:n if need be, he is proviAfed in over- M"n. Jean lloore wu devotional 01 l!l~~ure With courage, conviction, control and oonse- leader lor tile evenlri; ud used ficiently thick to satisfy his·pride. The Lueky Meek cratjOJI. 'l'hil .1s tlw ilorious demonstration of Calvacy· it is "FaUh" 11 her topJt. Prayer was One of the reasons for the unpopularity of Christianity in pt'ibcle,!lr testimony of all saints, It b lite ell>mel prom';. 0 of offered by Mrs. lean Moore: certai11 qu~rters, and among certain peopte, is the fact that u 111 · From ~be lime of Stephen, tbe flrat Chrlatiin manyr Reading& on faith ·u~· by discounts pride, ond ignores so many of Ute values for which to our own time of cruel concentration camps men who ha , Ute group and a discuuion .follow~th::;e~p~r~o:,::u~d~c~o~n:::te;:n::;d~ . ~~~-----·------suffered for their faith have found themsei'ves wondrOus~; ed. At th-e .;to.te ·of Ute JP:etfina re_ , , sustained, given spiritual provision fM beyond life's USQ!II freshments were aerved .to'¥1'. and The Uniform Sunday School lesson for April 10: "HU- rnl'tian, and have sung even in death "My cup runneth over!" Mrs. Lawre~ NapP:f!r, Mr. and M!UTY IN THE KINGDOM," Matthew 5:3·5; Luke 14:7· n. a bme when our Christianity beComes more and more Iii Mrs. Ed Grind\1:)'1 1lf' .a-.d Mn. Ro14;. 16; 19:31. · · mlnorily In a profane secular world, when any one of liS may ger Grindley, Rev. }'6;;td Holmes, "Mn. Jean MooJ~. Gellf Davia, Mrs. 1>:<! toiled at any moment, we need to be forearmed by the cer- Bob .Moore, Mrs. AJl.ah: Teaford, tam knowledge that fatlh may always outface our foes. lin. Judy Wolfe ~d dAughter, strive for Cathy Artn, MrJ. Wabda Roush •11111 Jill 'fteld at the · Methodist Hn. Irene tundlff,. .Jtn~ Patty chureb April 15th, at 2 pm Rev. / Cundiff and Mr.i. Lelan-t Bumgarn1 Haro.ld Holmes, will brio& the er. meBiage; Rev. George Davis and Tile next mi!C!ting Will be at the Rev. Howard Ruppelt will co-pre· bome of Mi's. 'lean .Pioore. '""" •t the ,.,.;..,_ n was also :Lucky Guys Anderson, tirh:ag after four Inn· ings, walked Long, Combs and )liar· tin to fill the sackl with nobody out. Bush was called in 1rom ~he bullpen and preceeded to strtke out the meat of the Rutland bat· ting order, Carter, big Bob Ger· man and King, to retire the side. aUuand got its run in the top of the .seventh when the firat man up. ~ Comb8, bit in the hole between first and !lecond. Rick Oiler fielded the ball, but nobody covered first and Qiler lost the race to the bag with -Combs, that young fellow be· ing extra nP.et aroot. It was scored as an e,rror on the pit-cher for not covering. representative, Poet's Cotfttt SERMONE'ITE §lt!Jsc RutiJnct'l 1.5100 ~all team visited in lllicldleport Fri41Y aft Pr· noon and went home hitless but not scoreletJI after MYf:ll inqi.ngs of . . play, lotlng 4·1. [.UI.IBIJS (UPI) - The eoo.1 spring wealbl!r lias tak•en Tom AndersoJI, a lefty JURtor , its t911 on fishing proopeda in Oltlo. . . and Cbarley Buth, stuhby frelhman Tbe Naturti Resource Department's first wee~y lake ~d righthander, team~ to a.dminister str m report of tile seasoJt summed up the flsbina situation t,he shutout to the Rutland bats ill ::,.. word _ "discoungl.o&.'; And tbe blame was plaeell on But It was BUlb who put on the ~atest show. tbe weatherman . Finsterwald's Rule Infraction Knocks Him Out Of Master's Lead; Palmer Holds Onto Luck AUGUSTA, Ga. UPl-Arnold Palmer stlU was hot after hit && cond Ma~J ters golf tltle today and if he g:ets it, the victory could be one for the book-the rule bOOk "Trode-ln l!allf SeniJneL Pomeroy-Mid41eport, 0., April 9, l(l60.....1 . . faDS Side Ia R~lief, Jaekets 4-l Bespectaded Jim Brosnan To ~'!:~~~or·g~= Pitch Opener For Reds Team '!=~;;ia•t~~~:Jnot~-r ""-·'"' UPI- AI.. Miterr been named lo !i • . . 10M- .IUIIIII4Y NRVIell Palm Sunda, will be oboervetl· at tile l1!li!'DIIIC and evening ser· vice~ at. the Pe~~teroy Baptist Church. In - !be. Wlornfllll_ At e:ao the ~Oif. ,wUJ alnr "li~ On ia Ka.itoti'' .an4_. lllo Pilla!, Will on '"" W..pln( Klftl." ColOred fllmo will PJ'Omll the panton hynins commemo1 P,.Im Sunday and HolJ' or:,tinc the death of Jesua on Week at the evenln& 1en1ee at Good J'flda.y in an eveniag aer- 7:30. vfce ~~ at ?.;10. Infersper- I The Qbeerveaet .-r the Lard's · 111~ ••t ~nt alhc tbe bymn1 Wiit tH, ane4ita-~ ~upPer wlll be •n 'l'buncl.Q evettonJ on . the meulna of the cr011 nlrq •t 7:80, 1 celONd film of by tlte Jlli!V'. the f#ftt eeanpun• terv~ in A. OJ~I)jng ••~h MI'Ytce wiU be j th.e Uwer ~OOJrt ~11 compJ'.iae a 1181d E.- begJnnbic at 7 am portJoa et tlte '*trvlee. · Ol'l·,tbe latm of Okey Howard Jr. ol lftven He-iehts. The story of REEDsvnu: the ftret ·Easter morninr will be A aeries of meeUnp lJ In pro~14 In aons ~d -llttioh by gress at the ME Cburth under tbe ' the ebdir ;~l1d Rev. Freeman. direetion Of Rtv. l'reelanti Non1s. Tke ftgfdat ..vonhip hour on ~--fl. MofatnKI at tiN- Metho- MT. OLIVE ~II' clilnri lo 11:00. 'lbe clniroh Jam• Spaan Ia in Holier HOB· li:lMI -- - · et t:tD, Pl!d ciltloaJ!lo IlL .a . " • ·' ,., I " Cltr a ' W 1 • ·- • liiti ' • �• • I lldy SeiiUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 9, 1960 WINDOW FAN. BEDDING. BAR· WANT ADS FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RATES BE~ULTS I aeDtJ per wont oae i~on. Minimum ehargt> I <!eDt. per word fo'!' tttree consecutive insertion&. 1l DOt paid wlibio 10 days .1fter re<:eJving b1U. ErroR hl Advertising - Sbould be reported ial'nedl.ately. The Dt.ilf Snltinel will not be reaponlible for more than one incor· Special Noliees G-f Events '$1.00. Obitu..ries 1 cent per word. WOBDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO . IS 60c 90c $1 .36 $450 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 :Ill 7ll< $1.110 $2.:111 $7.50 Ada reaived by 10 A.M. will be In tbat day'a paper, JUbilebed at I T.,..tt. and M. PastFoln C-c....;.rol ,;,_ lnl,.tlon. lnauraMe HatJon. wiO. ..., .. , ..... For Sale 22lltfcj MIITING NOTICE The Meigs County Democratic Club meet.J Apnl II at the Mid dleport Elementary SchOOl buildlnl at 7:30 p . m. Rcfreshmcnts.j Everyone ia welcome. (4) 8, 3tc To I @) PMnt i»on,....,- WY 2·»66 Pemmouth Pl. 6-1150 CAP Officer Asks Training I PHONE WY-2-2157 19 1 Renr I I -'-"ion. Cerd of Tbanb and 1 Sole- l 60 eent&. s,ed.al- one mo11th for 30 eenta per word . Nl. rabe of 3 eent6 per word will be C"barged for advcrtiaing oti<;es 1 bell, dumb~ll set, coffee table, 0-For 01' electric plate burner, Sunbean SALE FIVE electri(' razor, new barber set . FOH RENT OR <~nd 20 room modern howe antique trunk, chLnelle rug, a{"re.s of good ground on 680 curtains and miscellaneou~ (Continuact From P•.. One) at Oarwm . Call LY2·8130, At· ~60 S. Third, M1ddleporl. ing included Maj . Edward E. Dt' hens. Luctlle Holden. 4-8-3tc 4-8-2tc Athy , Capt . A. J . Allen and Capt. George C. Spencer. They were ---:--=--~ SEVEN WINDOW SCREENS SIZF. Wanted Buy served relrellhmentlt at st-aff 62~ m . by 21H't m . In good Ill headquarters in the Shuler build · cond1hon . Phone WY2·6632. 7()0.ta·· TRUCK TIRE AND RJM . ing following the ina-pection . 4-8-Jtc H1JJ Grucscr, Mtnersville Rt. Anyone interested in jommg 4-7-3tp AUCTION SALE , t\o l !be CAP is Invited to aee Com· on Saturday April 16 , 1960, be· mander D11iley , Grant St. E W ginnmg at 12 :30 p. m . at my ( 14 J For Ren-t Shuler, North Third AYe ., or B. farm m1dway between Tuppers ' Plains and Chester. 1 mile south IAPAlu'MENTS - .t"urmshed and F'. Parmalee, Lincoln St., all of 1 of Rt. 7, 1 wtll st'll at auction 1 I'Uiurmahed. ~h:Muten, !!Jcl.dle Middl eport. the followmg · l Moline Cor n pwl. Phone \\ Y-2-5286. 2-3-tl President Ted Reed Jr., presid· Ptcker . 1 Mayrath all purpose j ed over the meetine and announc· Elevator 32 ft. 1 a ft 20 HI. 1 7 AND a RO OM HOUSE, TWO 5 ed Gerald Preston Is chairman of Jnhn Deere DLsc , I Two Bottom rovm o;~partments. A. N . Bengel, the "On To Columbus" event 11·2·tfc April 29 for the district confer. Moline Breaking Plow on rub· 1 Phune WY2·:t272. her 1 Power take-off Mol me - - ---- ·-ence. One guest, Marshall Boggs, HaY Rake . l Olwer Manure HOUSE lN POMEROY 4 ROOMS Gallipolis, was introduced. Easter Spreader, 1 1946 Dodge 1 1·2 T and bath. Unturmshed. Phone ;•ggs w11J be colored Wedne-&da) Truck , 1 Cultipacker I Moline WY 2·3575. 4 1 8tp evening by Harold E. Hubbard 's 2-row PICk u_p co~n planter. 1 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, CELLAR, committee and members' wtvea . John Deere Sub-Sotler, I. 5 Ton good well, garden. $20.00 a Gerald Preston, the club's top Tractor W11gon , l . Co mfort month . Delbert Gaul, Che-&ter, "story teller" was presented 11o Tractor Spr~yer, l _Joml earh 8 Ohio. YU5-2401 . 4·1·3tp colorfully engraved certificate in. and 12 m Casmg , 1 Whet'] , Barrow Sprayer, 2 1-2 HP Elec- ' .,-~-,-cc:-==ccc:c:::::-c::-:-= making him a regiltered member trtc Motors, 1 Record Player, 1 FIVE ROOM HOUSE WIT~ B~'_I'H of the "Bull Throwen' Associa· Console Radio, 1 Portable Ra. wall to wall carpetmg m hvmg tion" by Rotarian Rev. Fred I. dlo, Lot of ~>mall farm loob and room . Very modern . G~rage. CaD Gardner, frequently the butt oi other Items too numerous to be t>een by contactmg Mrs. Preston stories. J ohn Ru11seJ! , .F'1sher St., Pomeme-ntion . Not responsible for ac· Serving the dinner were Mrs. roy, 0. 4·8-3tc cldenta. Lambert, Mrs. Earl Kni&ht, Glenn OWNER: STANLEY GIBBS Herman 1-laddox, Mrs. Tom Mrs. 118 I Emplaymenr Auctioneer : I. 0. YlcCoy . R1ley, Mra. Charles McElhinney 4·9·61p Wonted and Miss Bess Sanborn. UIID -- I. CAll CROPPING PRIVILEGES. MY Apple Grove Firm. 1960 SeaV8 Cusi<MD Royal aon. )!Ike Offer. Glenn Wolfe, Nl Masaarbullf!tts Avenue j 4 Door Sedan. 2 t<me g~n North West, Washington, 1, 0 ftm~. eood hrN, automatic c. . _ (4)·2·9·t6-23-4t< I tNI.ns., rad1o and :heater. Spe. cw.lly 'Priced . NOTICE TRUCK GROWERs - _J Have cabbaxe planta now . Will , / have tomatfl plant• last of April Call or brina orders. C'harle.R. Hanis, Portland, Ohio. Phone VI3·2893. f-9-alc WINDOW uuNii> AND sHADES Ven~tian ! ousEwuRK 1 •v THE oA v. t6t ( --2.0b 1 1nsurance Blinds, all sb:e11 end Pearl St., Middleport or WY2.· --.::-:==:=:-:--:::::-::colors. F·re111. Eatimate11. Date ( 2909. 4-6-6tc BARNES-SUIPSON INSU~CJI: 1 Wippel Supply, 211'1 Union Ave., 1 • Agenta, Middleport. P'tr6. AutoPomeroy. Oh••· ,..... (20_!__~usmes~Serylces mobile, Bond~ Pbone WY·22903· HAVING LOST MY HUSBAND . I !. 0. McCOY AUCTIONEER -will sell the following personal ! R<H~te 2. Lone Bottom, Jh.., COMPLETE J;N&URANCE PBO. property at auctmn at my home, one mile N. E . or Ractnc, -teetion. Life, Auto, l"in. Pollo. Ohio on Oak Grove Road, Aprtl A.IR . C0Nm'!'I0NING,, REF~GERCaU DoD MUll. Jllddle)Oft, 16th, 12:30 P. M.: Tractor. diS<:, at1on serv1ce. Jack a RefMJera· Ob.Jio. iron wheel wagon, manure tion, New Haven. Phone TtJ ---=oo""!iir.::S:;1;;;,:;;V;:I;:;IS;::--apreader, horse drawn disc, 23537. 8-23-U plows, cultivators and other MUELLER FURNACb~, WilTING( 2) Card ofThonks farm toob, 20 ino!'h saw with HOUSE •pplien~tl. Arnold lro. - ----.-I mandiel, 8 hives of bees and a th..-o, Syr•cuM, Ohio. Phon. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR POMEROY, OHIO Jot or bee equipment, berry box· tincere thank& and appreciaWY-2-6JM. 11-19-tfc es and crates, coal brooder, tion to our m1ny friends and i[R.BY SWEEPER. REPOSSESkerosene brooder, Baby Grand .,,,,._1, ...... . relltlves at the death of our be- ~ 5.ed and In A· l condition. Balpiano, mandolin, chairs, dishes, TELEVlSION RADlO AND SMALL loYed mother, Susan Irene Le~ . ance due $37.00. Tai:e over repair. PhontOt11 appliance vases, some very old ones, Iron 4H Lh"""' St. Sl)ecial thankl to Rev. DavLs • menls. Phone WY2-2204. McClintock, Racine, Ohio. kettles, stone jars, picture WY-M561 Mlddl-n and the Fuster Rest Home . f ·6·6lc 2·1-lfe frames, cuckoo clock, 2 other · Mrs. Carrie Sinclair ---...,-,..,J clocks, anliqqueo bed and mar. I FOR THE HEST H.Ooto"ING SERMra. Minnie Kapteina IE~ECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· Real Estate b~e top . dres~~r: cord boa:_!. In i vices, roof repairs, roofing, roof Mr . John Lee cr. Runa like new. H11.11 throw dliln re~ICS, CIVIl War rr.hes-, 2 •puintmg Call us 811! Wyatt and FOR SALE' FIVE IIOOM";;-;H;;;O:;US;;E 4-9-ltc away bas. Full pnce only $34.00 George Staats, Phone WY2·2A71 stove p1pe . hats, spinning wheel or terms available. Phone WY2· with bath. Nice loeation. Melvin complete fahln~ equlpment and Pomeroy, Ohio. 4·7~tp Hood. 111 LOcust St., Pomeroy. WE,.-""'w"'ISH TO EXPRE3S OUR ~--f-6-6tc many other articles not listed . 3-3o-:lOtp 1lncere and he.artfell thank! to S:NG~it ELECTRIC PORTABLE A number of theJe articles arc CUSTOM RUfLT KITLHEN DEDr. Brady and the nunes at sewing machine In ucellent very old and unusual. Ill~j:ned fo::- •our bolfiJ p-,..,. e• ---~---::-:-:-::--: Holzer Hospital for their .!Ler- condition. Balence due only Term of sale: Ca&h tlm<~tes. frn.~ ... ;-nan and Abbott, ROUSE FOR SALE I1'f !'AGE$39.50. Terms If de.!Lired. Phone Not Responsible for Accidents vices durinK the llln&sl and 8-8-tf town, six rooms, 4. rooms down, Phone WY-2·5321. WY2·2204. 4-6-6tc death of our beloved husband Mrs. Norman J . Theiss 2 up, approximately 1 acre I& fiLEYISION RADIO AND SMALL and father_ A.bo thanks to our Owner. vel land exc-ellent well 13 mlle1 Appllanct ,.pair. Call fl'rink many relative•, Criend1 1nd EA,STER BUNNIES FOR SALE. t Sale conducted by Bradford frum Pomeroy on State Route . Capt.ln•, fl4 N. Sacond A:V. .. 692. Price $1,000,~ lnQ\llrt nel&hbora ror their sympatb)l. ~e Gary Carsey, Bradbury. .,., Auction Co. and klndne11 and buutltul · ~~ -: 4·7·3tc 3 s 1ft Mrs. Howell at Pag6toWn. · , A C. Bradford, Manag~;& . ,~ Mlddlepon. al offerings. Special than~11 ""R'" Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer. 3-12-60tc AUCTIONIIR Jtev. Davit, for his kindness G. F.. OVl':N, ONE HOME MADE 4-9-~lc Cornpl•t• Servic• qullt. rhonc W\'2-6266 or Mu. -and consoling word1, also Ewing OR SALE HOUSE lN POMEROY Crift Br•dfGrd 7 rooms, bath, large lot, c!Me Charles E Snider, Union Ave· Funeral Home. All have our 19M ALLlS CHALMERS WD Writ•, Phone or Contact nue. 4·7·3tc to new school location, gas everlasting ~ratltude. tractor and mounted 14" plows. A. C. BRADFORD, Ra~int, Ohl.. heut. Call WY2·3708. 4-S..Stp Mrs. Carrie Sinclair and Flllmlly John Deere wagon with corn box 2S·lf Daughters Mrs. Mlna M. Gorby, RHUBARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR· lA and C;madlan Red· Guarant· and hay rack, baled hsy, 100 railMrs. Nettie Barnhart. 4·9-ltp eed to grow. 21\e each . Second 1 road ties, two 4-hole g11ivanized HO'M~ BUILDEHS, EffiCH CABI· FOR SALE: SIX ROOM HOUSE and bath . Garden. Extra build· NET makers Formica sink topa. hou11e ea11t from School hou11e hog feede rs. 0. M. Wogan, Route ing on Main Street, Rutland. Vinyl asbestos block laid. House m Syl"acuic. Wtlham II. Holmes. 2., Bailey Run Rd, Pomeroy, Ohio (3) In Memorian See Kathleen Carpenter, Depot repaira of all dcscnptior.~. Call 4 4 Uc (4) 4, Btc St., Rutland. 4·7·Stc Guy Ne' glcr, Radne, Oblo. IN MIMOIY 0' DAD Juat 11 year ago tomorrow, liOUStS, 32 ACRES, Vt MtLE 2 24 tfe FOR SALE HOUSE IN SYRA· from New Haven, One new house lX ROOM HOUSE AND BATH ( and lot at Cllflon. See John Me· In Harrisonville. Close to WRITE TODAY ''OR RHODES Since of heart fll In sorrow. cuse, 5 rooms, eas, water and church and ~~ehool. Mra. John excellent location. Priced low Thouahhhia fahce wlell "tnnot sebe, Daniel, CILfton, w. Va. folder and low chick price&. In our eart e w a ways e. A Ot Stout., !IarrisOnville 4·6-6tc for quick sale. Phone W19-3651. Prompt anRwer. Rhode• Ha~h · The James Allen Jo'amllles. .~4_P 4·7 ·3lp. cry, Spencer, W Va. 3-ll-30tp 4-S· Itp INECCHI SEWING MACHIN~£ liAVlNG SOLD MY FARM I WILL . oqu Ippe d l o z1g-zag, d arn, mo offer at public aul'liOII Thurs· BULLDOZER SERVICES AVAfi... TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 10 0 Ob 1tuary ~:ram. ek. Sold o11~lnally for day, April 14 th, at 12 .30 on ABLE by hour or job. Cont-.ct: years old. bath, 32 acres, some $181.00. Pay tJH balane.- due Leading Greek Road, 4 miles Ma11on City SP 3-ll778, Delwon truck land, free gaa. berries, OBITUARY $5H.90 or $8.00 per month. l f Rl 7 l H b . Roberts. 3 12 21Up fruit, city water $0,000. WY2t -6-6tc: OtiOOrt Allen _ Sin~lalr.. son of Phone wv 2.2204 _ wcs o . 1 o son, 2 ml 1e~~ _ _ 0731. 4-8-Stc Elwood and Nettle SmclaJr Meeks south of Rutland, lAI: mil(' east All YOU RUN DOWN AT THI waa born on April 28. 1899 in I [JO YOU f•AY CITY PRICES FOR of Bingham Mill the following: hHIIt Don .,.ur soul nHd HY. Athena Count)'. He departed this used fum machinery when ( I W. D. A <.:. Tractor, 1 A. C. Ina? S..t ~'ork. Lowest Prie••· FOUR ROOM MODERN ll.OUSE. Good location 961 S. Second, can save you up to 60%. 1 a:lve Comhinc with clover athtch· RACINI SHOI $11VICI SHOP life In Holter Ho1pilal on March Middleport. 4·8-3tp 211. 1860, at the aae of 60 yenK, bonu 11 on cverylhing 1 tell by menh, complete with 2 straw RACINI, OHIO. 1 • 11 month• and 1 da)'. On March a~lng off on the cost. Prlecs spreaders, 1 A. C. 7 ft. Mower, }"OR SALE HOUSE WITH SIX lt, lt22 he wa• united In mar· ta•en from local and Columbus 1 A. C.Plckup plow, 1 Case aide GltAVILY TRACTOR SALIS AND rooms and bath, 100 x 100 corrillt to Veda Martin . TWo diupapen : rake, 1 7 ft. disc, 1 lime sprea· S.rvlt:l. 512 I. M.ln. Pomaroy. ner Jot In Mason. William ln·. t der, 2 ruhber tire wagons, with Phono WY2-2975. o.-n 'til f hi aels. Phone Spruce 3-5611. &hltrl wen . born of t 1 un en . My Price City Price Bonus bov and flat bottom, 1 team p. m. vntll Juno 1. Sal..mea: Hll wift paetd away on · April Ford : .. .. 4·9-3tc 1. 1110. On Jo~ abruan 1. 10112 he 1946" $3?~.00 Sa?ll 00 $l00.00 mares with harness al about Huol4 Barnhart, Rted1vll , Wll married to Carrlll Tl;aeh11. HWB sna.OO $390.00 $JZO.OO 3000 lb, a quantity of new and Ohio, Phon• Coolvlll• 3691. ~.... .-LJ ~'- _,1 Lett to mourn thel.r loss are hi.s 1901 $671J.OO $700.00 t123.00 uaed lumber, 1 good farm bell. 3·18-tte '-"'~11' wife, two dauJhlert, Mrt . Ml.na J . D. A. 2 hand corn planters, 2 grain F=R=E=E- -1-N"s"" P=E-= cn=o=N::S:-.--=r"u"o,...N=E .... Mae GGrby and Mn. Nettie Louise UM4 $32&.00 $MO.OO $221.00 ~radlea, 2 com. shellers, 1 irkon WY2·2774. Gilmore Supply b th Bamb•rt or Pomeroy, hll moth· 11H6 $425.00 SfS30.00 $22&.00 AfltUe, • quantlty a:rain llle s, Store . Vaughan Pest Contr.ol l'tACINI-9-room 1rame, a . er. Mra. N•ttie Meeks, four step SltJfi.OO S200.00 S 80.00 loa ch_aln*, 1 single shovel plow, Co., St. Mary's, w. Va . Mcm· ba&erntnt, foreed air heat, 2 1987 children Ernett, J•me 1, Charles 1 cultivator. 1 lo• aled, some tobet of National Pest Control larae Iota, out of blab water. 7 li'armallll $IOO.~.oo &nd Rote Ana 'l'bella. One brothS Can VAC $130.0 0-$250.00 cu•t posts, i11110llne drums, 1 As80('iatioH . 4-9-trc $11,000.00. er, Holler Athenl, &hree 1l1· 2 Averya $100.00-$200.00. side .,ddlc, feed barrela. fer· 1 r"==========;;., POMIROY IURAL-t·room bun· ten, MN. Clarence Buchanan ot MoJlne "U" wlth 3 bottom plow tlll&er, wire stretehera, woven II · galow, bath, Jull baaemtot, fur· Kent, lin,. i.uta lohaton of P1rk· foot dhw. 4 row cultlvator1 , 4 and amoolh, some houaebold naet heat, drilled well, several er.bura. W. Ve., and Lola Klnn~n roW corn ptanter $650.00. furniture, antl(!ueB. Many other rrult trees and almost an acre ot Athena, ei&ht grandchildren, ouver super M Tractor with articlca too numerous to men· Softening of Jand. $6000.00. Can you beat aeveral nMeea, neJhewa and oth· heavy duty loader and back tlon. Not responsible for ~eel· t it! ' er nlaUvea t~nd a bolt of friends. hoe eoat $6800.00 my price dent1. qu1pmen loo.ACR.I FARM-Near Albany He wu allo ppctded in death $2200.00. FRft NK BEACH, Hlghftt Qvalltr Avtorn.tlq on Route DO, lays well. Haa an Ford plow 1 fSO.IlO----NC) .OO (Owner) 8-room frame, bath, closets, 2b1 hit lltll4!f•• GJJ,bert wat a kmd lovine !hublnd. father and ~ Pull plOWII 1·2-3 bottom $2(1.00 John Weat, Auclioneer E E car gan~e~ also a 4-room frame toad nelahbor •nd wilt be aadly to $60.00 Ralph Gilmore, Clerk. with natural ga11, water, and In tllo lodtmunily. Dlocs 11.6-7-8 foot ~8.00 lo COJh In band on day of "le CULLIGAN eleolrl<ity. &lemont barn, 20 4 ·9-3tp $80c .00 1 t • ..., t SOFT WA'fER SERVlCE ~~:ace~~o;sPonld«::: .:~:·in~~~ 2 .,11 ' , orn p in er1 ·4 row opv.OQ o Ohet 'JianllGbill, OWllt'r tlvatlon. Mlnerals. $20,000.00. lo) SaltS SIOO.OO . 21IN. R. C. A. TELEVISION SET. • •-I t raw pl.ckuJ) corn J)lanter hno Reasonable. Mn. Ron Sprlngtr •. Ill Mulberry Pomoroy VIRGIL TIAPO"P' - IIIIMn \817 PJ.,YICOUftl ' DR. CLEAN condittop 11ew coat $6t0.00 Apartment over Roblnaon'a Dry 1 llox 229 Phone WY2..7$1 • • lbl ql. Economy with atd. pril'e ·1~0. 00. Cleanera. Ut· Jtr "'"-~""=3=l=c========== l,numilllon. f10811.00. Bl..t· Boler" A. C. $290.00; JD·PTO H 111111, l'tlmetW·. 4-U!< $90.00; F"rd $380.00; N. H. 77 1!1118 CHEVROLET ARD TOP -~ C- '"-• C UOO.OO-$DU.OO; lnt DOT $200; V·8. St1ndnd Tranamlaslbon. .... .,... atl · lnt 4~T $375.00-$47~.00: Rakea Prl~ed $950. Wilcoxon Bar or All ........... .._., by the dozen 11 $36.00 to $1&0.00 Shop, 11 hOne Gal. Gl6-14'19 1fter ~AN!' MOTOU Combine• A"C and ford $150.00 6 P· m. 4-t.!tp ~1!1.=. 11. _ to $2M! 00; New Johnson poul· .., try picker, city price llAV FOR SALE. (). M. WOGAN, Ster~tH FORD STATION WAGON,. my price $7~.00. Thill pa~r Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, 0. Before 9:30 A.M VI rcwc~o-..Ue. e PI•· black doesn't ha\·e tnough apaee to t -7-3tp Ml<ldlepon WY-2·2649 and white two tone flniah. print ill "the thlnaa I h1ve to ::;;-:;:-;:;;:-;:;;:;;;;:;;-;-;;:::-:;;;-;;-; , _ . , WY·2-31ft Nl. BJI•"-·- p sell. l believe I can 1ave you TOMATO STAKES ANR QUANI· ··-· "'""... ., omtro)'. plenty on bulk milk tankl. I ty up to 20,000. Rea~~anably ltAUTZ 'Ill! ITOitl ..... don't sell the beat t(!Uipment priced. Col1 WY2• 23M or Ma· ateYukon J.ll4S son SPruce 3-6888 collect after SEDAN. mine Ja identlnl wnh ctt;v tiAMlLL HltYlCI ITATIOII eat lnaide equipment. The only diUeren~ 7 P· m. 4·9-3tc ...... -A.M. 1 ' the (9ol Marine Supplie& I - I ,,I I $1399 POMEROY MOTOR CO. I paY-, I I (21) ---- 1 ~---- - - -==- j I n.. (3 ) I ! ..,,. ••• l· '' .r ••'' •' •• • ••• •'·' I I m.- • (Continued Fmm Ptgo One) of our the armed during timeforces of war andcountry were wounded or dlaabled In some way as a direct result of- their ser· '1"'. It ill the only organization I aaoo.oo ua. lllae=~ '~t~ij~i~E~~~~~~~. I r I DR. IIIII f.IHitc lhc MIIH ll"m WllkHvJIIe 8 ROQK I!OUSE, 2 FULL !AlTS. Priced 1'9ai0Dt~ll!y. JiM New Street. lleo GtDUe BrOWD. (f) 4. 8lp UUD IOATI AND MOTOltd $15 IIIII u while thQ Int. Mit,.. "lit• Metort. &oo I, Ml1n 11- . II. ,.,._.,. - .WY.ttVt. ' -a........... -- ltrel')' llQ ,8enlee CLILAII. . "i'Y ...,.,, ....... ,.,_WY-24215 Dr. Benjamm C. Willis, superintendent of schools in Chicago, ....m be featured spea-ker at dedica tiotl ceremonies of Ohio Univer· sity's College of Education build· . ing Friday, April 29. Dr. Willis will present his speech in the Rufus rutnam Elementary School auditorium at 2 p. m., according to Dr R L. Morton, chair· man of the dedication coinmittee. TELEV!SION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Qanntl3 _ Saturday !~ ~~~~~·~~:·••er . ' > :J . .,• I ·' ,, c.bapel o:oo~. Ch~ iibow 11:10 WeathereaRt Glanntl d- Saturd~t t :OO Studio Wrestltna 5:00 5:30 1101 UO Uoder New Ma-gemeot IN RUTLAND ELLEN TUCKER. Prop. B:ot\ 8:30 D:OO 10:00 11:00 11:10 11 :15 - Sulld1y.- Cllan~tll PHILCO TV SPECIAL 2,00 .•411 ~~....... ' . .. .. . . s,Q!); 9~ .~:•ffi>•~ · ,.,;·..,, uo <l loDI ,. J:Ob ~N•Ioco 11eat ···i>aiJ r - • Ro- ,. Natrona uo 1 •• • .e:* Wiaithor :Tener Cl!45 · Jolln-llal7 fteWII 7:00 Broken Arrow t;:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat 9:3() Advrmutes In Paradi~e lo:30 Ted .)!let A.maU,ur Hour • 1:00 s,3o ;r.a1lll...~~··'l"o~er ..~ .gthe I UG 5tlor! Rilport H:~O Late 'ShQ-W Ma)'or Kenneth McElhinney pre· sided over the special meeting with four of the 11ix councat members present along with \Iii-~ lage solicitor Bernard Fultz, the village clerk and fire depart· ment representatives. Zerkle, Fisher, Wayne Gibbons and Lee Smith were the council· men present, all of which voted unanimously to accept the Seaa:ravet Corporation bJd. rhinl_ nel . - Saturdav ,_ 1 ~Chann«tl sunlior 1:4$ Americ:an l'feWsreel Channel 13 Mo..11da) 8,00 1:00 Bold Adventure Big A 21 inch 1 :SO 8:30 9:00 D180 10:00 10:30 Beautiful Console Cabinet A maniaee license has been is· sued in probate court to Paul Borina:, 18, mold polisher, Reeda· ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Borlna: and Sue Sprague, 20, dau· Jhter of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Spracue, lteedniJie. . i~:~ ·?t:.·i;.~y Gun~moke tl:80 Del:ember Bride I :00 Heart of tbe City I :30 As the World Turna 2:00 lt'or Better or Worse Blft')' IIIJler, oner B• .JAIN ST. 2 30 H : · ouse •J"a.rty 3:00 The MiltJ.ona.ire 3·VI The Verdict Is Yourt J:OO Tbe ~te.r-_. 1:18 '11* ~~~191'111 11<00 FYI · ~ :30 Camera Three 1:30 3:00 4:00 D:30 • Movie Masterpiece Sunday Sporta Spectacular Masters Golf Tournament : Gli. College Bowt · s,oo· sman woll4 PO!IEJlOY, OHIO 6:20 The Jule Rivlln Show . . ·e:so ne_'I"w.entieth. eea.ae.. ...., . 7:il0 "L.Jsre- SEE AND HEAR Ed Sullivan ~~ }: GE Theater :, ,;:: ·.J,!f Allred Hitcb«iet Pl'eoe George Ollbe1 Show What"s My ~ M" • '"'- .._...,..,, ~~ 01 ~~~ ~,. M:bur 1. smttta. ., ..,. ';tP,e :15 ~ l.o9.t at tbe ;W"eatber , 8:20 Jule "ftiY~n Show ~= r.nJ'w~~'~ ·KA•• •~.t>'h ••ow ~.. . , "iN~ ! ~ .r:$) .,0 f:;' ~ J.30 Dennis the ~'A~g_f 8:00 9:00 9,30 10:00 10:30 mgt~ :: ~a ~~~f! ~ ~ 12:00 Rev. Elwood Glbba 12:30 Oral. Roberta 1:00 Willard Wilcox m,...~ tl)p!t' lBeot ~ ~·• I:JQ Rev. Willon <NtY t;JO News f:36 8~ay Sbowcue ~:lo Ne1"t 6: W.Oier uo -..ner CoAl!re-.ui 8:4$ W11hin,<on RoPQI'f!l to lbt P.~~ 11:110 Sundown Serolllllo '6:10 Off the Air . · (Contlnll!llll fJ:tl!!l P~~ee ~ san I . Almost 80 per cent hunl~d tJi1s bird. • Squrrrel hunting, long considered a lavorite pastime oi Amerrcans, was d?ne by 52110~ cent of reporting license buyer-s. Another traditional Amel'loan· spol'l night hunting was followed by 11 per "l'nl, wl!o reported they hunted raocOns. Sir !o seven ~r eent of. the llcenae holders purcb~ the deer hunbng and five to six per cerit ..bOught 1 Jrugratory bird hu!lling slalpp required to seejc waterfoWl th appers made up fi~e per cent of the total •ccordlng ..; e survey. Ruffed grouse bunters comprised 'about 10 pet , cent•. woodcock hunters about two per cent and but a · u fr~~llon of one p~r cent hunted -ralls and gallinules. sma Th•s survey IS revealing for It shows which game ~ies provide, the most sport ·and ~ most In demand," lllild Ed· wards. It can also be useful m directing game researeh and management efforts." · "/:'Th.'".1 permtl There will be a mil)imu"' of 500 acres needed by lndiYiclual owners, or ~roups of owners, iit O<der that theY 1114 ·their . gud~ ,ffiaY un.t .quail U:>Js faU, the Wildlife Council has dect Tb.. u.Q sl r.ear the requll"j!ment wa~ 1 000 acres e ua11 Bill passed by the ~ GenertU ·~ae b'" vides that bobwiiltes may •be t;jkf1n wilh 21111 ~"di,,m ~ upon areas or lands OWilOd 9y tbe $._1e uncler ~"to'thy stale, licenaed shooting pr•..,;....··..u~ 'b .. .... ~ . e controlled under formal" ~1>-ents." ~hs;.,_ iii are with the Division of Wll4ille. '· s or agre..U&nts led · • Farmer-landowners 1n 39 ooWtlle acres I~ 1959. In the poolihg :ottbe ~~y 0 = Y 125,000 lhe ruling of the Wlldli(e Council was that the lndl ~y, pertu.s must he con~us ~!dual jlro- u'l:f · · dlv'fu~~~.;~ S:!\Tn.~w~~·~!'.n1~r,!n~~wnership, an In· WtralionOct. Other stipulations call~ Jor cens~:b!'ic~"fa,na.l~ ween ober 20 1\nd. November 10 to d the numbers of coveys and bird&; limiting ihe h=~tototal more than 5() per cent of the pre-season I· -n ot number of bunters and kill ·• "ly b coun • repo the Wildlife b Jann•~· 1 . gran on 8 ""' . . •a.us to the DivisiOn of d f .,-'. • tini penmssiot\ for the areas tq,""censuse e ~llo~ng ye4r wnether ·o r notlhey . · h 11;'1" ::d::r'wing diviSion agew•to c.~~ the areas ~~n ~..~lf fu No decision Was made by the Wildlife c . lher the ""me regulations would be t n' ouncll as to who0 OWed thJs year, as enumerated in the forego· receipt of agreements und~f~r.t A d~e for the . lUIJIOunced after the annual fish and game hear~::" w June. The quail season in 1959 w f g In Columbus in lhrough December 9. In addition ;.: th;o:nv:l~mrrth \0 were nearly 500 ooo acre.s of stale ed n • ere In 100 areas for hunting quail by the~~~erJ~ib'ffc~olled land CJ k S ar topped By Son.i After Score's Future To Be S"ttled In Today's Try t:.o H.eavy ftsted Bartol_o Scni, promi&in( NEW ORLEANS nn1 _ Can young Do 1 vr . , m mean Republic heny- Herb Score open the Ieason Is ·a wetght, proved Friday night be sta~ios pitcher for the Cl.,elond can take a .;toad punch and that lndaans? he ~an also slug with aood au. thor1t~. llanaeer Joe Gordon hoped ,tfo Som came oft the canvas to· get the answer today when tlte stop Utah heavyweight Lamar Trlbe'a once-areat flame thrower Clark Jn 2:02 of the ninth round teats his ,nina:. shoulder qainst o~ a sc~eduled 10-rounder tele- the Boston Red Sox in the lint vaaed ~ahonally from O&den. ot a two-game seties here. · Sont waa behind on aU three scoring cards when he caugbt Gordon llid it tbe aouthMw Clart with a left hOok ~nd . 1 rilbt hurler can last four or fiwe hook to the cltln. Clark hU the ,ft-ames he may be able to get Into c.onvao and manoP<! to lei to ~1;; r~e~~!Df. 1"\>totioq ~Iter the f~ but was counted out b:t 11! ' .. ...,oi_..- lD Cl(velana JAprH .11, . eree Ken Shulaen. , · . e MO,ooo bonus priZe dot~- o¥· HOS$' nME •*IT ~f:!;.~ 8IOI"er~-neuth in bll •boulder ~· ~10l!li ·Show ' BRUS!!Et;$· Ul'r" ~ Brlllip•o .- ""' e IJil"int tr1lnlq 1·0•_)~ 7 w Stirling Moss tumed in the t••test ' IeatOn opened at Tucson and ~ ~ilt. v, ' Mju)t;_, .~.. ,::1, ·~p Friday In lh• trial ruaT".tor ' hosh'l l>een. •~le to throw ..,1111 .ae• .,.~ ~.. , , SUnday'!! Grand Pix of B"4Siel• ne~r . bia 9W speed. 1 malt! ,_1:·10 A Look tl;lw \V,.-t'her '· ·.car race. Next beat were Jlal1y . o.nl)t three brlef appearanee 1 ob ·1:1~ Th-e.ttr :_ll Sehell of the Unl~d States and the mound 411d pJtehed a total of ,:,30 Slari 9ft, ~9achlm Bonnier of Sweden. fiv-e .innina:a. ,.,t ALL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY ' . CANDIDATES AT THE ' New .Grode School In Middleport I . Mop·d.oy, April 11th • 8:00P.M . . ' ' : • \ • .~ I ' Th• Public Is Cordially lnYitwcl . Sponsored by Meigs County llemO<ratlc Club Drmlel B. LlvlnlsioD for TreoBUrer E. A. WlaJelt fOr Repreoenlat~ve E. W. Peopl~ for ~le Judge . HerufB...,_ for -tp~alatlve ' Mulne AII0111Wol1h for Recorder Audrey Youn,c for Clerk .of Courts Geraltllae YIMiq for Treuurer William MeKekt, >ro, C.mmtutOiler Jtomacl E. Neullllng for Commllllioner s.m Arnold fl!l" C<itpllllioaer Dr. T. A' Hew~f. fM CGI'OIIet"'. ,;'. · ; .· ll ' ,, ··:.,· _:-~r~·----------~--------~. Jr:~~-j'~!~~. ~:~~ ~~~:~-~~~~~~-,~~~Ud~!!~~~~ · ~ \ ,· I ~ven ot ~od) .6:00 Suud.,- Showeue Churtil NEWS FOR THE SPORTSMAN ~~ ~~%;r~~~ ~~!~~ !~?O~P~~ tOO Revival C:Usade )30 Americuns at Worlr: 1:4/i Christian Science iO:OO Lamp Unto My Feet LI"·M Lnl'lk tJD and t.ive ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION " !g]g ~~'lew!"'::!: Sunday- Channel I3 YOURS FOR ONLY caS New• 8:15 ~pQiin Kaqaroo Perry Mason Wanted-=-Dead or .(live k Lucky !lave Gun, Will Travel Not For Hire IJ.:OO News and Weather. J. ..;,o '!beater 18 · 1 1:30 Sign Otf Picture With 13 \1:00 ifowo 1:1.5 Theat.u- .Ut :t:op M!isle_,· Golf ...Ta~ament 6:QO Dance Partf'' Licenoe Iooued Here An entry ordering the title to real estate quieted ha11 been flied In the clerk of court's office in the case oi MJirtle Griffin, et al, veraus John W. Hammon, et al. 7 ~ 00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 . Rivef'lboat !:20 Tales of WP.IIS Farro 9:00 Peter c.unn 9:30 Goodyear Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 11:00 l'lews Headlines 11 :10 Weathercast 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off , lhS,e ~rt , IJ'Jn 4JJI) 'i'IW · oiiimm"Wealth of (Continued From P•t• On•l tht! first ol September. It will be equipped with every piece of fire fighting equipment needed in this area, plus many other features that will mc,ke the Middleport Vol· unteer Fire Department the best equipped In Meigs County. 11:4.1 Huntley ·B rinkley Replrt Dm 12:30 Bishop Pike · · t:OO College New, Confel'eDOI , ,80 -~ ..~::. ~ " I. 1 " ~ 2®.. ·ra~ ia'bl!•""' Contract Is Awarded 6:25 Weathercut Ulllted N.UO.. Dow lloelol Seeorlty Rev. Teeta (~er) SUodQ Sbowcue 2:00 Annt,v~ ~ase 2;30 lkotdw,t1 ,........_. $;Qt Sun<lay SlloW<Mt • Channei8-Mondat IHQ ~ohn i,1"R(Iklno File . Apoltolle Cbureh) 12:80 lUll 1:00 1:30 7:45 Stan On 7:47 Sunday Chapel 11:30 Nt:'i'ill Picture Re- Motorcade L 6 :00 Music in the Round 6:11 Jim Thacker Show 8:00 Cartoon Specta~ular 8:30 Romper Room 9:30 .Movie 1'2S Your Eno .1:30 I Varrled Joan L2:00 ResUeu Gun 12:~ Love That Bol 1:00 Abeut -Faces J :l)O .!ll!dic 2:oo tn <loalt 2:SO Tli~ "Gale S..... Bilow 8:00 Beat tbe Clock 8;30 , W~o Do You TrUll t:Oo Amfriea').JB!Ddllnd 10:30 Newt J0:36 Tbt Buodq .$bpr 1~>10 The Army Hour J.%:00 Noon Newa: 12:1& Vb'Jinil Vttltoe o(Paeevnte 3:35 Weektmd 4:30 News 4 : 3~ Weekend 5:30 Gueat Star 5:~ Pat Boone Show 6:00 Sundown Serende 6,so ou the A1r . . . . Sunda 9:30 The Aleakant 10:30 Johnny Staccato 1:00 Tbe Newt l'obl&hf ll:Ga Weather Window '1"'0 Late Show Trayel Film Film Record Hop Die.< Clark Sbow Sea Hw.t Leave It to Bu.ver LaWTence Welk Shollt Jubilee U. S. A. Up-to-the-Minute Ne1t1 Sporta Report Late Show IP:M "nte Sundar Sbo• Newt Breatfaat Party News 2,35 Weekend 3,30 Newo WCH."""7s=-=.TV=--- Ch~nnel 8 • 8:30 8 :33 9 :30 10:00 111:30 Star Salute 11 :00 Top Ten 12:00 Noon News 12,16 Weeke-•d 1:30 News 1:35 Weekend 2:30 Ohio News ':00 Steambo.tt Btu . 5:30 Sgt. Pnatoil 10.:00 Lore:tta YounJ · 10:30 Wichita ·Town 11 -00 News Hl!uO".U. The Hut Restaurant · Sjen 01'1 f:lNJ 'foda.v 12:30. U. S. Steelworker~ meeting l2:4S GardAn Club of the Atr 1:00 Chanfpi(l.l8hip Bo•vllna: 2:00 NBC Opera 4:30 World Cha'inplonsblp . Golf ~ : 30 Time: Present ti :00 Meet the Press ' 6 :30 Hall of Ji'am,J!: 8:~ (>Ut · A~jeah Heritage •BALDWIN • WURLrfZBil od OTHER FAMOUS BRANDl 8'30 RFD 7:00 iBreatfaat Party 9:00 Katie Doonan Show 9:80 Topper tO:Olt Douab Re lit !0:30 Play Your Huach U:OO Prlc' Ia IUP,t U;:tu Cnncentra.tl0::11 12:00 Trutla or Coneequeneee •.Z:JO It COuld be You 1:GO •Mid Day News 1:10 Movietime ·2!30 , LQ.retta Young 3:00 Young ·Dr. Malo:-' S:30 From These Roots 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure 'nme Cha!lnel 3 - 5unda) 10:45 Si&n Qn 11:00 Palm Sunday church service 8;00 llev. Jil"'q_,. CRUilllod ll<ulon l 1:80 C.v.ntr7 liJma Tlme 1:11 Tbe Sunday Show UO Ne.., 8:00 Gl.iett Star 6:16 New1 .&: Weather 6:00 Continental Clauroom 7:30 Bona,nza 8'30 llan and the Cllllt'nge 9:00 'nte Deputy 9 :30 World Wide 60 10:3Q Man From Interpol U:OO New11 H..._.,.._ '1:10 WePtt.e«.qt 11:15 Sbockw1tetJ 1:00 S:iirl OU ta:oo TV a. ....y Channe13-Mondot ~ : 415 Science Fiction Theater fi:OO Waterfront 6 :30 News Picture 6:45 Saturdar SPorts Roundup 7 :00 Saturday Ni&bt .Jamboree RE 0 PENING Monday, Apr•· I .11 t. h Other bids considered were those of the Howe Fire Apparatus Co., Anderson, Ind., represented bere by Roy Tracy of Pomeroy, bid $20,434.26 and the Pirscb Fire Apparatus Co., of Wisconsin, whose bid was $20,41KJ.OO. WMPO Daily Ptf§i'• idtedule Ul Sip On 11:10 Nitew&te~ ~ : 30 l;io~ot~9~,2~0~•~·~m~-~t~oda::Y~·=;;;;;;;;;;;;=~~;;;~~;;;~ There will be a potluck supper at 6:30 the meat and dessert to be furnished by the DAVs. Tiil~ 18 Quieted Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aprll9, 1960-7 PIANOS GOES TO CLINIC The "Middleport emergency squad removed Carl Allensworth, 761 Ash st, Middleport, to tbe Mason Clin· Tho DAV hu alway• speclaliz· ed in ·a uWting veterana in connection with their claims on war· inmred dlsabllilieo ond main· tains Service Officers -at the offi.. <ers of the Veleren• Administration and federal government hospital• in Ohio for this purposeat no cost to tbP. veteran or their widows. All questions on indivi· dual clalma will be an.!!lwer-ed fol · lowing tbe meeting. CaR Db A_,_ rli'~~··GOODWtN Chicago Educator Will Be Dedicator of i.. kind .,.,Congresa to ""i" Charter from the of the• United States. s •::: HolLer and famll)l. Mr . and Mrs. Hayman Barnill: of Pomeroy and Ora Scarbrougb were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker and Mrs. Belly Carleton and family . Billy Carleton spent Sunday af· State D. A. V. Man T0 Speak •t-up. Auto .. Mrs. Martha Rose spent Sunday wtth her daughter Mrs. Thomas •••ll•bl•. Buy The Best In Wattr aon. Melvin Circle. Columbus, spent the weekend with bl~ mother, Mrs . Mary Circle. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs GC()rge Cirde and family, St. Alban s. MrS. Ermal Schreckengast of Parkersburg called on h_,r sister, Mn Dean Brinker Sunday . Mr and Mrs . Aten Shain of Pomeroy were Sunday dtnner g uests of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush and son , Wajo ne. Gaue-: Montgomery 16.0 on upper, 19.1 on lower. 69 feet o p('n GaUipolis 2:5 .8 on upper 41 1 on lower all out, Lock 23 , J:t 8 Coftditlon1 of Mow•bl• D1rns: All movable dams are down , ri\'er falling a,.z tenth a foot per hour Lock 13 through Lock 21, Lock 22 and 2J, .1 per hour . Ohto River BOIItl ; Down bound Lock 18 Frank D. Durant at IU::tl5 am. 1-5; Lock 23, C V Harnar at 12.40 pm. 2.0; Charles R. Sle· phenson at 2:45 pm. 18·2; Wes· tern at 12.211 am 10.7; Over at 1:45 am, 15· 10; L. Wade Childress at !5:45 am 13·7; Wil!Jam Penn at 7 am, 0.12; Upbound : Gallipolis Raymond E. Salvetti at 8 :20 pm , 16-0; Indiana at 9 am. no tow reported ; Lock 23 Northern al 11 : 3~ am yesterday 12-3: Titan at 4:155 Pm 9-0; Trade Winds at 6:55 pm, 1-12; City of Maysville 9:30 pm, 2-0; Paltly Chotm at 10:55 pm 2-0; Elger Cliff at 4:~5 am 0·1, Beaver at 6:05am 0.1; Invader at 7:215 am 4-0; Walter C. Beckjord at 9 :: ~ ·am, 1~ . Ne K•n•wh• River report E • ..•• ,Social Notes REPORT I a ICarmel RIVER With ..., v....... lllr. and Jln. David Gribtlltllf and famn;v ot Ricloe IPIQ,t Tuesday eoveninl witb Kr. .and Mra. Homer Circle and fami1y. Mr. 'ind Mn. SheUey Boneu, ol Nitro, Mr. and Mn. Don Payn· ter and family, Dunbar, Mr . and Mrs. Buren Duocan and famib', Clifton and Msrshall Duncan of Columbus vlsite<l Mr. and Mn. Douglas Circle and family Sunday Mr. and Mn. Jame11 Circle and son of NeW Haven apent Sunday evening with Mn. Mary Circit. Mr. and Mra. Douglas Circle vi1ited Mr. and M:n. Wilbur Bil· sell o1 Long Bottom Monday. Edson Roush called on his daughter and son·in·law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson and Mia Marilyn Roush, all of Athens. Mrs. Doua:las Circle and daua:h· t'er Linda visited Mr. and Mra. Warden Oura, Long Bottom Tuel· day. Mr . and Mrs. Douclu Circle visited Md. and Mrs. Buren Duncan and Umily of Clifton Wed· neaday. - �.. - - .. • -~ l Mrs. Barsotti 0 n American Music Presented Given Farewell • .,,,.,~ music will be preMDied Program ;,~ ~ ~.::ac~~ :O~~i At DAR Meeting In Middleport Friday Party Wednesday ~ ~ •t 10:30 bJ the Sen· ~~,...O!~e ~~~~..!!.'!!..led ..,.,......_ """""' . · ' aw~,.... ~ ta Me· tpODaored by Cow~ty MinilteriAI As· for these days. the Ruppelt, pastor will OtUA&e. 1-: I'OIIIROY, OHIO ' .. TONIGHT . , . WlWY" ~) - alBo'"''JJlt GI.A.NT JDI!MOTH" .' .. . &de~ Fiction . . ! - IUN.. MON .. end TUU. '"niE GAZEBO" Mister, here's ... preof, I I p•l• that ~1111 ' Sixth Birthday Observed Tuesday By Kindergarten Around And About Middleport We Pay 3% lntemt OD Your Savtnr. The FARMERS BANK .and Savings Company Bethel No . 62 of th e International Order of Job's • Daughters met in regular •ession Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple. Carmen Salser. honored queen. presided and plans were made for inspection on May 1i by Jane Hal· slead, grand guardian, of Youngstown . Reports on the institution of Belpre Bethel U. D. on Saturday, April 2, were given by members who attended . At the close of the m<'eting, re· fresbments were served by Carla and Collefn Wilson, assisted by their mother, Mrs. Bud Wilson. POMEROY, OHIO WHAT IF YOU HAD Mrs . llonald Mills and Mr . and Mrs. Hirhard Karr were tn Colum· bus yesterday . Mr. and Mrs . William Scarberry and children. Mike and Gary. came Friday for a visit wllh Mr. and Mrs . A. A . Scarberry and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rollins. . ' You Csa Get Help Immediately If You Bought l'our Car lasuranee From Aa lndept!lnd!ent Ageat • • ' - .. !bert art over 100,000 Independent arenta 'aero" the country who dl.aplay tllla ...1. A ela. 11• telephone call-and llny one of them will llaclb' aulat you In any way poealble, from ~ ~tlnl prompt npalrt to ftUnr a clalul.; •• • See Your Independent Agent Before You Buy You'll Be Glad You Did Special Se..Vice At Church Here ruit Magnoll'a Past Chl'efs Meet At Camt' eII HOrne I I it4•ll'!S'"' Elberfelds AN A.CCIDENT FROM •.110ME? ' Brownies Make First Aid Kits At Last Meeting Elk Run Society News Johnny Wells of Columhus also spent Friday with has grandparents, :>lr. and Mrs. A. A. Scarberry. Sylvia and Joyce Roush. children of Mr. and Mrs. Curtas Roush arc both con fined to th rir home on Gravd Hill because of illness. Mrs. Herbert Gilkey, who is a pati<nl at Meigs Genera l. was reCrwmders To Meet The Christian Crusader s Clasr. ported to be improved yesterday. of the First Baptist Church of Middleport will meet Tuesday eve ning at 7 o'cl<rck at the home of Mr. and Mro. Rohert Mills for a Bible ~udy meeting. The Hearthslone Class of the church will meet at 7 :30 at !he Devotinus I•Y Mrs H. 0 . Ewing, home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard lor their regular meet· prrsideut. opened the meetin g of the Guild of the Grace Episcopal in g. Chur.·h Thursday evt• nin c •t the parish house . Fo11owin~ a short husinrss Sf'S· sion. Mrs . l··r~d Crow .Jr . read an artide on Paul llusch and his KEEP in .Japan . A rle:isrrt roursc wa ~ srrvrd rlur. ing thr social hour hy Mrs . Evt'relt Hayes , Miss Vida lhle and Miss Lenoru Giles . A THOUSAND MILES At Athens' Ho·me wscs Sponsors Fides lodge H.'llds Meeting Thursday Night Owens. TONIGHT Peggy Gastlc. William 11alman "TWO GUN LADY" - also George Nokes - Robert Shayne "SHAGGY" In Color . Also Oartoon SUNDAY and MOND"Y Lana Turner JCihn Gavin Sandra D~e - Susan Kobue.r "IMITATION 0~' LIFE" <Color) - al•so John Cassaw tes. Ra ymond Burr "AFFAIR IN HA VtANA" A.lso Oartooo n· , I Racine Churches Unite In Presenting 1 Cantata Sunday, Good Friday Services Grace Guild Meets Thursday At Parish House Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Depo1U lasurance Corporntlon U Clarence McNeal1n charge. · The program was opened with the singing of "I Love to ·Mrs. Claire Clark, 68. died un· Tell the Story" with Mrs. Ullian Stieff as accompanist for expectedly Friday evening at her the service . Rev . Fred I . Gardner, of the local Church of home in Athens. She had been in Christ gave the opening prayer fol· t S M d Mr D'l I ill health several years. lowed by a solo. " I Will Pilot gare a_u er. r . an s. I es, . . Thee" by Rev . Clyde Bartlett, pas- Mrs. Stetff, Mn. Freda ~ralt, Mrs. Born m Metgs County, she was tor of the local Church of the Naz Joe Turner, Mrs .. Vtctol'!,a Stacey, a daughter of the late Emory and arene. Mr. and :>Irs. L. D. Diles Mrs. Dona Hamilton, ;.trs. Sam Nora McKnight Ralph, Rutland. sang the duet. "Jesus Lover of Clark, Mr. a~d Mrs. 0. E. ~cKin· For a number of years she was My Soul... ley, Mrs. Elsae S~effy, Mrs. Bertha employed at tbe former D. Zenner Using as his topic "Depending on Archer, Mrs. V!ctor Grun, Mrs. Co. m Athens ao~ had been an em· God." the Rev. Bartletl was the Katy Matthews, !>lass Emma Mall· ployee of Fosters Umverstly Shop speaker. "Lovt of God" was aooth· hews, Mrs. Edgar Arnott, Mrs. for 25 years when she retired two er .vocal number, presented by Mrs. Blanche Haptonstall, Mrs. David years ago. · Gl ·•er s veral of the rest· Darst. Sr., Mrs. Peter Stace, Mrs. . Fr ancts •- · e . · Claude .Uhley, Miss Sally MeCor· She was a member of the Rutdents of the Home bad spec.tal · k M Ch 1 Se Ia .... M land Methodist Church. Her husmustc•l numbers before the servace mac • rs. area 11r • ,.... s. · . . . · h Th Lo d' p L. Kelly and grandson, Gary Bailey band, Claud, d1ed an 19~. A s1ster, . c Iosed wat e r s rayer. Mrs.. J . Q. R.1ce and Mr. an d Mrs. 1Neva ' also pr.eceded her , in death. Small gifts were given to each McNeal. Several cousms survive . resident and refreshments of ice Funeral services were conducted cream, cake and coffee were served at the Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes to approximately 80 people. The Funeral Home, Monday, at :t p. m. blessing was given by Mrs. Glenroy by Rev. Joe B. Maffei. Burial was Ewing and after the refreshment in West Union Street Cemetery. hour informal group singing was enjoyed ·by the group. The Porn· The sixth birthday of Patty Har· eroy WTCU joined the Middleport ris was celebrated Tuesd11y after· group to assist with the service. Those attending from the spon- noon at the Middleport Kind,rgat· soring Union were Mrs. Denver ten when her ritnt!ler, itlts. Eugene Nelson. Rev .and Mrs. Gafdner, Harris, gave a party in her honor. Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett, Miss il!ar· Mrs. Harris was assisted ~y htir Firat aid kits were made Thurs· mother, Mrs. Ray Hecoll and. Ml'J. day afternoon when the mem hers Gu~.~y~:~~ !:•b:rh:{:~ ~.·;· of the Middleport Brownie 'J)'oop No. 162 met at the home of their ~::·dA\~aH.:f:.::~ Gamet :oe111oakey asstatant leader Mrs. Roger Mor· The Racine churches will unite "Eternal Life" and will be present Seated at her guest table ·were On. Mrs. Donald Mills, their in presenting an Euter cantata ed Sunday evening at 7:30. The J. T .. Jill, Milisa, Tommy Cook, leader also met with them. Sunday evening and in Gclod Good Friday service -will be held Joe Welker and Patty's brother, Girls who were present were : f'riday services to be held Friday at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Rob. Cynthia Mills. Kathy Morgan, church with Rev. Frank Dunn, Refreshments of cup cakes, icc Sheri Shuler, Nancy Harris, Shei· afternoon. The cantata, to be pfellen\ed by li:UB church, Rev. Arthur McCau- cream and Elister favors were serv· Ia Childs, Candace Bahr, Karen the choirs of the Methodist and ley of the Baptist church and ed to the class. Hawley, Elaine 1 Davis, Gretta Baptist churches, will be entitfed Rev. John Elwood and Rev . Paul -----Allen, Connie Bachner, Kathy Rus Casto of the Methodist church sell, Mary Jane Jenkinson, Ann taking part in tpe service. Wilson, Betsy Cunningham, Ruth The Racine business places will Ann Lacey . Sherman Mills was be closed during the Good Friday also present. service it ~s announced. Easter services have been an· A "Day Apart" service· for spir· nounced for both the Methodist The Fides Lodge, K. .of P. met and Baptist churches with com· itual meditation was, held a\ the Thursday eve<~~lng at the htll' In munion set for the Methodist United Methodist Church Thursday Middleport with Herbert Hoover, church Thursday evening and for afternoon. . Chancellor Commander ·in clltrle ·the Baptiat church on Friday The progrw wu Qllziao.red by IY Pearl Rendolph of the meeting. During the ~~~~­ evening. Both churches will have the wscs under ""' dlrectjon of ing the Rank of Page WI$ · toll· sunrise services at 6 a. Ill· iaster Mrs. Pearl Hysell, spiritual life Viaitora in the home of Pearl ferred on Richard Spurloek. and Bill llandolph over the week secretary. At the meetjng next weet, th~ Returns From ~ · \Deluded Mrs. Gene Stout and "And Now .Abidet)l" was the Rank of Esquire will be COJif~· theme of the serv• with ,:.t.rs. Har· cl11ugliter, Columbus; Miss Sharon ed and Mr. Hoover is requelftint Tuesday Evening ry P. Sl)lith as lea41!1' anti re4ders ftand~lplj of near the Garden; :.rr. all Knights to be present if · posMrs. c. L. Arnolod has returned were Mrs. Georg!! l{; Par~er, Mrs. an<t Mrs. ·Printice Hess and two sible. · to her home on the Athens Road W . 0. Barnitz and ll(ts. Ralph Gil· deugliters, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. after a visit with her daughter, more. Miss L11cretia Genheimer Clay Randolph and son, Mrs. Edith Mrs. Robert Richards in Gallipolis. was pianist for the ·!!frvice which Bing and granddaughter, Wooster; Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Richards vis concluded witli· a poem. "A Day Mr. and ·PoJrs. -Drexel Hess and four ited another daughter, Mrs. Char- Apart" 'read by Min Lydia ·Ebers· childnm of Sterling, Ohio. les Eliot in Rand, W. Va .. and re- bach, president of the SEM:iety. Mr. &ltd Mrs. Charles Bentz and ~b port Mr. Eliot much improve<t !ol· · ISSU Rl"'',...i' 1 a.~ .. ~ cllildren, Mr. and :>~.ra. Paul• two lowing a heart attack suffered on E " -· , .,....,.,.., Bentz, Mrs. Beatrice Bentz, all of ...o camp be 11• en t er· February 9· GENEVA . IJ~I-.:..seventy-four .Mrs. Ri cha,,. nations Slmulllrill9.\lSI1,. IBJUed Lancaster; ·Mr. tnd Mrs. Dorsel ~amed the Past Chtefs of TO MIET TUISOl y more than 160 PQ4tal ~filii iii i\ftil Biggs, Big Run; Elba Bing, Shade; remple Pythtan Sisters thura ay The Meigs County Riding Club cancellations marklpg klAl Ref· Mr. and Mrs. dmar Hess, Cherry cvr.nmg at her home, East Maln·sl.l will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in ugee Year Thursday. The unprec· Ridge; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Khune, 1 he_ ~eettng. in charge or Mr,. 1 the Salisbury Township building. eden ted action Was aimed at rais· Little Hocking; Mr. and :.trs. Mil· Dale .Smith, preKidcnt. opened wtth ' Members are requested to bring 1 ing a million dollars for the Inter- lard Swartz and two children, Mr. devotions. Mrs. Jay Myers and Mrs. sandwiches or cookies. , national appeal. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, Alfred. Mike McKenzie were reported all . The traveling prize. donated by Miss Thelma Grucser, was awarded to Mrs. Delbert Eiselstein. Games were played during the social hour with prizes awarded to :il iss Thelma Gruescr, Mrs . Rollin Bearhs. Mrs . Carrie Grueser and Mrs. Thomas Cook. Chirken salad. hot rolls, fruit cake and coffee were served , by the hostesses to those named and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. George Heines, ~s. William Killinger, Mn. Lewrellce Lanning, Miss Bernice Ann Durst, Mrs. Henry Reibel. i>frs. Ray S~id· enabel and Miss Lena Grueser. 1 he May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach with Miss Bernice Ann Durst as co-hostess. I ·check may.save YOU a pile of money. And if you don't pay by check, you would be wise to open an account before another WMk goes by. Stop in. , A special program was conducted Friday afternoon at the Meigs Counnty Infirmary by the Middleport WCTU with Mrs. A program on American music was presented Fnday afterA birthda) party and far~well noon when the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D A R met dan"<r " "s held Wednesday even· mg at th< home of Mrs . Paul Casat the home of Miss Frieda Faehnle in Middleport ct. Brownell .av. ~ltddleport, for Mrs. James Brewmgton , program h h 1 ~rs !1/ellte Barsott! who left on chalJ'man played the record by parttctpaung to t e c ora group> · n " a u m 'I hur.day for an extended visll in 1Mrs. Ashmead Whtte. Prestdent ,d ' ~relllU>tC wutcn wor~e wt 1 " •• 1 Italy ~Irs Barsotti wall spend a . 11 General in Washingoo, "~tch dts· uuruag the afternoon :.In. Klew few da)s 1n ~ew York Ctty before cussed the immigration legaslation play ell a numo•r 01 recordmgs 01 gomg to Italy . whieh is before Congress at the nlut..'Hcan wu~a: trum popular Attending the party were Mrs. present time. The record concerned bld "C "laY•· l h~ meeung OIJenc<l 1 C'ha rl t•s Archer , Mrs . Ted Chapthe Walter McCarron Act and wnn o • h h :V1r.. A. 11 h.nt~ht ttcgcnt. an I man . Mrs .lark T omas, Mrs. Jo n brought out the Importance of cnArge .•hos ur.ec llunon, cnap·' Bacon . Mrs. f'rancts Btron, :>Irs. keeping the law as it IS . tam, ••••••~<J wun the opentng . ''" [ Rcmn :"~<• rt and the hostess, ~rs. The record stated that an open Lnt~ iS 1\m~ncan .HU~H: mvnw tur CascJ door policy concerning the immi· llle cnaper. tnc roll t'dll WdS ans I In Nrw York "rs Barsotli will grataon laws of America can not be wcrcu uy aavurtte oon~• · I attend the wedrlmg of a . relative the answer to the over-population !Juno~ tne mcetlllg , the H.cgcnt and will oatl for Italy , Aprtl 12, on of the world . announced the .,auonal Congrcso thP SS C'onstll ullon Her daugh10 be held u1 Waslungton oegtn ·l ler . Mrs. Ntert, her granddaughter. Alter the record Mrs. 0 . P . Klein ntng Aprtl 17. 1 and Mrs. John Bacon accompanted who was in charge of the program. ht•r to Parkersburg Thunday evenintroduced Miss Judy Gregg , senA conuutlle was appotnted by · tog to catch the tram !or New ior at MHS who recently attended Mrs . .l\.ntgnt to make a rcl·ord 01 Yurk the Irternational Music Festival at all Ktvowuonar; War !)U10ler~ :::=====:::::;:_~•; Wilmington College. She told of graves Ill Mttgs lOUnty . Appotrllt:d I were Mrs. <.Vcrell lld)'eS , .'.'rS. l'at nck Locnary. Mt>> licss Sanborn, Mrs . E<lwara ~· ostcr, :.trs. Emcrsuu Jones and Mrs. Knaght. Mrs. J . t:. Harley, Mrs. James Brewangton and Mrs. Klctn were lv FREDDII! HOUD'-.5>41'.T appoinlcd as a committee to make ptans lor the observaucc of the Mr and .\Irs. Frank t;othard of markmg ol the grave of HevotuCo lunJbus C€tlllf' fnday evening to taonary soldt er James Smllh. m the spt·nrl the we!'kt·nd wtth Mr . Goth· olu Liravel Htll Lemetery, Mtddlc- ant's mother. Mrs. Lcsla (;othard. port. :.Irs. l;eorgc l!acketl. Sr ., Mrs. Aller the program. Mtss ~' achnlc, llackl'lt , Jr., and ~rs . Paul George who was asststed by Mrs. Harley, Smart were an Parkersburg yes· served a dessert coure to the ml'mbers and the followang gueots . terday . Mrs. Louise Thomas, Lolumbuo, ~Irs !Jenver Ne lson was in Gal· :•.:rs. K M. Harrah , Chesler; and ltpolts ) cster•lay to bring her Mrs. Loula Lewis, Pl. Pleasant. daughter. Landa , aud !'oily Thomas and Mary Srott . all studer;t nurses at lloiZ<•r llnspital, hom e for the week< nd wtth their parents . :vir and Mrs . Karl Owens visited rert•ntly til Dayton with :o1r. and Someday a cancelled '11rs .J (' Goodrich and Mrs . Ann Job's Daughters Hold Session Thursday Evening ~ WCTU Holds Special Services Friday Former Resident For Meigs County Wards At Infirmary Of R tland es 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., April 9 , 1960 SP«WIIIUic To Be heaeated By l;laoir <:> 1 Qhester Garden C.lub Elects New Officers STATE THEATRE TONIGHT rlay Danton ill "THE RISE ANn FAIL OF LEUS DIA I:OND" - also - · Vincent Pri '' in "THE B \ 'I'" APRIL 10.11-12-13 SUN., MON., TUES., I.VED. Glenn ~'ord - Debbie J(~ync:il; "IT STARTED WITH A Kis:; " PLAN and ARRANGE ,. YOUR NUT ePRIVATE PARTY eRECEPTION eBANQUET eMEETING Here It Mella Collftty'a Auodatlon of Independent · V, D.ldw.,. . ....,...ee The liew shipment of cool cotton and rayon dresses a beautiful selection of styles and color.; to choose irom- styled for at home wear and street wear - all washable fabrics- Mlsses sizes 12 to 20- Half sizes 14~ to 24"1 -Extra sizes 48 to 52. PrlV'IIte llooma For 10 to 1711 People .\Ieney '""• .,. Ollie ' COME SEE- ... - IIOMIROY'S lilT IIUUIUee A1eneles ·~·' HOTEL MARTIN DoWDinl luaurance Agency · MI.W..,_t, Ohio lleiWIJ11111aaee Aaeaey Davia-Waner Insurance Stl:'vlce ,....,.,, Ollie p_.y, Ohio . $5.95 FRO PARKING After 8 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Service, HIDE-AWAY BAR • 0 7 1 I i \; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 9, 1960 clark ralph watson