https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/afee840b4a3216fd15d53afd79c84c55.pdf db508232e92d9468e1cb7c4445e0f552 PDF Text Text • h • ., • .e· ' . enttne / ' • ANNOUNCES ·' 'cer Crusade oen0n23m_ ,,, -Blitzkrieg Is teet· Defeat • MEIGS THEATRE Pomtrey, Oh Ia ,., . TOHIGHt ..... SATUROAY "HJIY, LIT'S TWIST'' Ann Campbftll, Teddy ·Ran. Jney Dte1 The Starllttri, Jo IJauo, Ka)' Armen, Zohra l.amptrt, Dino diLuca, The PepP.I'llllnt Loungen, . . Ne.w "MISTY" (Tel'hnicolor ) With Qavld Ladd Housing Are 1nd Arthur O ~Conn en SUit., MOlt, A TUIS, A,rll If, It A 17 NIJCODUS'' (Technleolor} Paul ,Ne~maiJ Evn Marlt Saint !!Jl j,{jpeo . .Dise11$Sed ' ~·~~ --~~~- Pll}l!t, Lowtor4• . MAKE ·ELBERFELDS your EASTER SHOPPING Justtheltema •lie needs for the E11ter P•r•de. You'll find ti!em 11 El'"rfelds on tht 11cond .floor. Sheer dressy dr"'"' her f1vorlte ~~ · In •" wools lamineted coHon J•ney, • h•lt' py 'lell~io" of 'Ea•ter' Bonn•~•· tulb atyled · like 'big sister~· and many other Items f. !!!r 11le~lon. ' I o; ' Now Is !he time to order your .E~etet· flowers and Corsag•s for best selections. Sm9*f Suit$ For . · Girls ,. S.. or Call The ' . Pomeriy Flower Shop ' WY 2·2039 or WY 2·5360 aWUl bo Open Bot., April 14th unlit nb,o o'olook and Sund,jl 'April lith afternoon from ont o'clock unlll five EAS'TER DRESS See the eomplete IIDe of girl!! dresses, now on <Usplay - dresses. !or any occasion, ciTesBY atylea and taUor· eil styl'*, from dressy nylons 1o the eilly to. care cottons In '· Qne , and two piece atylea. Girls sl~· es and chubby sizes. • 2 95 Short jackeiB with boll O'cl~. "'•· .. fl SPRING & SUMMER • • • SUITS Now laThe Time To Cho01e Her 29 to 65° 95 0 COME SEE OUR EASTER PARADE. pleated alilrts, ioUde IUld plalcl•, many atylea to'' e~ from. 10·'' ~ 16·50 ·slues .. ._ II(ICI.7 .. 14 '::-).\'.. qfp . FOilA ~ ~· Of COLoRFUL .\\llster'IJrollll(.OUTFni , I Girls' •' I' Eoit.r ••• COATS Her t~itlt eoat 0111 r)lllt ben at be - IDbMftidt An w<G~ -1 bien.._, .,. ~ ' noted cot~ j - ; so,! Uds and' ,Uldo, iilq1e ' New Spring Styte, .·. · .,_ ' llflet llld tli\M or HATS. lp Stetaon enol ChMnp I. alld do'll>lt 'btouttd ~· attter. • 10·95 "'14150 • ' ''-'•'• ' ,. ·l w~. U.S. ~crOfter Je~ ~~ Status To RedS In B~Iin / i �• • •. ' . ."'' . - .. - . ~ WASHINGTON COLUMN Tiler.-• lzen. WASIIINGTON - (NE.\l ~ A ......will tab to the ~ of the House in the ,near f1IIUN for a major attadt oo "Tho Lil>erol Papers." '. 'l1dl lo a ,.,...... ... ol II co~ hll fair port!® of the ettate •.•. 'lmpreulve offers by BroadwJy produc:m ud fllcker-maken have penilad· ed Anita Bryant and her husbaniJ, Bob Green, to leave their sunny Miami Beach home and move to New Y o r k where Anita take <lrama classes. Leo Jaffe, whq was just named exec· utlve vice-president of COlumbia Pie• ........ -"' .... ~·H. - .. . . ' ~ Jill, ,...; - ., -·leU!· .... P"feol ._.... .., Ia pnparolloll ......, lhno B wu a can ,... • ._,_De_ _ ..... -.,. ~ ...... •• ' the 111110 t1eet10111, liUI tllNf fll the five have found limo-duck job1 Ia Wllhla&l4a wllb ~ X. to present capsule venioDI of Broadway shoWI Instead of the ulllal variety bills or ble stara, got a fut tunldown from the Richard Rodgers · office . : . Every· thing went lust fine at Ule phab.preview cif "Boys N ght Out" at the Capitol The. atre, except that there wail no room for the star of the movie, Kim Novak, or·for the fabulous Joe Levine. llo tllq WFe bustled up Into a cublly)lole far abOve the audltorlu~ to be part of the apartment or the late Major Bqwesaiul Kim watched herself on the lcreen that wu 10 far below It · II!Oited like a TV set. " I i •• Flve of , IIMhl _ . cltfqUJd Ill tures, Is a Horatio Alger-type herO. He started at the company as ff2-a-week apprentice bookkeeper 32 years ago . . . A BeUy MadiJID Is ap~n& and her ''lbe May 2llt dlllllll' honDrlng Con· ~lei -.uellleY, the Bronx arransements lpoll'lr:Unlln ~~ new show County DIIIIOCI'ltle leJ~ti. Ia a com- at the Pierre'• Cotillion Room; and th• lete·Hikillt already, J\lr. Bucldey il the young dancers who 1bar1 tba s~t,llpll eader who hu r~EWiejl to l!udge, des- with her, BUI and Mld1e kiuett, dt. plte Mayor Wa1ner'• efforts to ouat him. play 10111e mllht)' fine and· fiiicy footand since IIObody expects His Honor to wor~ . . . l'he latest from Chicago: GIOr· attend the fl8llla Speaker ol the Houae Ia Swanson'l play, "Th.e !Qkwell," wpn'f John McComtack plans to be on hand to be brought· to Broadway rtght away. l11o say a few wo.rd8 In behalf of the popular 1tead she'll tour the lhow . . . Fred ¥. Charlie . ~ , GU~ Merrill, brother of talre hal cheeked into the St. llegll and Robert MeiTIII, Offered Byron Goldmllll looks absolutely marvelous. m. sister, lone of David Merrie~'• two bigut back· Adele Douslass, hu come up from her ers) a 1109% .;proflt..-lmmedlately-for farm ID Vlrlinla to vlfllt with him. blalnv$ · t' Ill the musical, "I Can Get The eerfeat sight on Broadway ,at It For You .lesale." , S2nd St. the other night Will a alnpe. Singer ml .)l'uro It ln a Las V~ps file aquadroD of 10 young mn drelied fur ooata, red leather .b~lmetl ho.spltall!lfltpl!i from QOmplete e~bau· In stlon ... Tbe tiiott UI\IIRllal cufntnks In an yellow boola, marcblnc In pt!tfect town belontl to dnaer Sal Curtis. They're cadence whUe they ebanted "John •.al)leOI, and tf ·you ltlolt closely you'll ry"- at 3:30 a.m. (And, you're woul•ll,;, - the face on tb 'eutiUnlt b Truman about the Martians rirrlvlnl!?) . , MallY Capote's. .(~ 'Trulbllll tnC!w.?J ... La- of the authentic props usea llY Bill HQI)i bot leadff DaYid Du111Diky 1s reportedly den In "The Counterfeit Traitor" were-; mltfed J)t!cauR tile ba,rber he recom· borrowed from tile D•r;tlsh Un~erif0!111d mellded 'didll't" ut .the tonceaslon at the Museum while tbe fUm wu on loeltlon new Amerlernallotel.. In Copenhagen. They Include under· ground prlnttn1 presses, 1ecret eomm.uLook for more new1 atone• about ntcallon devices 'lnd the notseleSI cork the Frank Pay will. All the .furnlture he tires which couriers concocted for their .!_!It has been lmpoundtd,_!~~ the son he blcyclfll because of the rubber shortage• 1 tuk Ioree cl half • dotth • ... . and Barbara Stanwyct ldopted Ia expect- p~nning l-l11U1 StDtiDel, PomeroJ-lf.I44JIJIOrt,_0., :4prD 14, 1981 ' - ' ed to take strong action to get what he big Manhattan ·night club, ' . 1;, Sirong Attack Planned On Liberal 'Papers . . . "· - . ,...,., RopuiJileM - ""'tf ' DIIJ' 1tntJntt. Pv!Mroy·IIIMleport, 0 ., April 14, 1M2-I ,~- Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting · ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN MISS MIDNIGH'l"S NOTEBOOK: Ed· die Fisher bu embarked on a ltrenuoua campaign to "find bls own identity agm" by playlq Jlight clubs, makllli reconllnp and •klnl- motion pictlll't deal& HIJ halldlerll beUeve he'll make a seDiatlo~ ~~ aUnctloli In the near future beeiUJe of a Jl)ll~Wre of Cilrfcltlit)' and l)'llllllth)' ID publk o~Jiion; they think people- will turn out droves to aee the man ~beth TaJior jUted. Ironically, it wu· Liz ;wbo lielped his last nightelulla~ In NiWYork, slm· ply by lboW!ni up at rbwfde 'almost Diallt .wblle he. wu sfutlnc at the EmpiN lloolli. Sbe perfonneil the same sel'Yke when· he wu making a pereonal appl!lranee IB Lu Vep.t. • olie',qiaeatfoD mark that wUI hlllll1 any e-'e owner ' who blres Eddie soo<~t will beile able to face the audieD· CH with bll UJ1111 .~ now that Uz II no loiiP,r lD' ~-cblerlng sectiOn? Eddie II ID I btJbiY IIII'VOII8 atate· thdaya, .. hel4~ollltratec! soon lfter he arrived In New York from Rome, ·and tu lmpreqrto who- empior,• him .bid better 'be weD-equipped wtth tranquil· I ' ' The Voice Of Broodwcry ' ' ' .' u.. """ ntdy - - and or\WOII't.....,.W~ Nov... "' ~ lbt 1111ea !IIII'Ylyoro liaVf !rW to dll. lion tl1io ~OM .....late ~- &.in ,tho . boot ·~ Ita ~; . Tbla ~- ~i' ~hat IbiD . ·~ fl#: ViSit your lol!llf." PCA of~ for belp in financing your ferpllzer i>I'Ocram.. ; but, lll)'WI)'., t.be II out. If t.be lt4publlc$l letderlhip "' Sen. Everett II. 'Dlfueo _Of UU. LHns !o farmers fOr any farm c~pi~al cw,· operat.ng expense. nolo and ,Rtp•., t<borleo A. !lan..t.: P'omeroy114 Mulberry St. "' Inclllnl hiM!. not dllebvored lblt .... """" It .__ ad.vna pulllfcltT Iii lbtlr ·MJrcb 21 prO. eonfereae.1 'II ' aevor . ·. · ·: GaiHpoifs.-. · Opp. Post OHice Phone WY 2-5210 Phofto Gl WJ91 creuman r. ~\ • f''" · Hen- .. .. \ ; · -~. · ~~eJ"'::.; . · ,.,.,. . · · •.:& :~4 I ; · ~~JIIIIl ·ll'r..: . ·. . · '\ ~ • lit V ·. . ' GUA I 0 $-Pre'ctolon-·en"'i• ·:, 0 Deonid iJI a variety of oizeo to'' meet evt!lfY crop aDd field eondi- · tion. Fit tiJht ••• wear Ioupr 1 ~ ••• cut cle•ner. · A P CHROME-Pl-'TED Kiflfl · SECTIONS -Hoat-treatA!d to hold·~~ . . edavcenter l'IOiala ahoek aDd ;e:e - --~Yobe.Wtabodor-'b, to&tyourmower. UDGII PLATES-Made from hiP-crade oteo1. .....runr attreated to prodnoe o bud, lonr· · eJ. D. 40 TRICYCLE TYPE ~TODAY Plows - eJ. It's Safer In Meigs, WliariD( edge. 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Gil 4 01.010 ...: I 0-1.000 I ! I 1.41cit i I 11 .'1501 ' 11.'1501 ' I 1, .!WI I~ a IJICitl ' 1 • Joo s\fi a•.ooo• 04.0004 . ' ' ... .. :.· 'i-41l i. ·., '· :Ui~~ ' • San Frlllelloo;- ' fi. Perty CMI. • 1M :, ...., Spllll 10.1) ... , S H t. R lt '' .t·~~:-!c. WER ' ' ',.1 .·vouR.BUARDIAN ANGEL only · w ~ _ usually flat �WANT ADS 1962 Plowing _Mat~hes ~o Come·To Ohio This Year '01 CONSISTENT DDINDAILI liiULTS llATU • -11 per 'lt'Or4, ~ lliDllla- dw(e-et *BU. I ...,11 per won! tor IUee eouaeeuliVe llllertlou. Speeial - o.. montb for ao ee~~to per won!. Filii rate of f -~~ per won! will bo cbarpd for admtllilla if no1 paJd witbln 10 da7l alter reeeiYiila bilL Erron lD Advertllllla-£1uJulcJ lie reported 111UDediatel7. ,.-.,, Dllil1 Sentinel will not bo re&pollliblo for more llwa one lneorrect intertion. Card of 111anb and Speda) Noticu of Ev111ll, f1.2D, tor 50 word llllDimam. Eac:b odditloqJI word, lc. Oilolharte• pubUabeclat 1 aot per """" WORDS 1 DAY 8 DAYS f DAYl 1110. 11 80o ff.SO 20 80o 111c 20 eo, f1.36 fl.20 fL80 fii.OO fUIO t2.2l f1.1i PHONE WY 2·2157 ·New Haven, ' • News And .Noies ' ~>t' ~ ; '· . . ' ,., / ·-~ •••' Wo.l4 lhnd., til C:.pael ..- ......,.....,..,..'"' lhnit ... 81• car room, rklf !!i!<l ;: . ' DAILY ~ SENTINEl· ..... ......, 4.. MekJ ~ ... ~ M & ..... - ·. Pt1ur., ~ '• .,_ !f- ,1111c111 •· N~ ·W~ ,. . ' .l .'WlEH 1 RADIO ,. ,., �•' 4 ' ,. .. . J ' \ ~ . r. ' . enttne PRICE .FIVE CENTS ., '' .' Jea ln·ie I ~' SPORtSWEAR By L, Rol School Menus Next Week Are S.amle~a Mlcro'l••h lor te('n~ and prf!·tel'nl. Sizea J, to 10 1-1 .Anrrounced •1.'5 . " Menua for the School eafe,ter· of Middleport will be u Elberfeld~ are headquarters for Jeanie - the popular sportswear for women and girls • separate slacks, short shorts, jamaicas, . berniudas, knee kno'c:kers, slim jims, cepri pants, pedal pushers, sheath skirts, b1,.1tton ·front full pleated s~irts, 2 piece jameico short sleeves'blouses in roll·u·p or sleeveless style tuck In and overblouses - ta!ldred of !he finest fabrics ~ coflon poplin, cot· • seersucker, tapestry weave, woven ton plilids, broadcloth, chambray and da· . ' 1cron and cotton blend. ' NOW IHOWtNG ·· "THI OIVIL'I PAIITNIII" EdWin Nolaon, Jeah Allloon -and:.. "CIIIATUIIJI ~ltOM ' THI . HAUNTID, IIA" AnthonY, Corbono ·and 1!0111)1 Joneo·Morohnd. ' • •f . ·Mistes ~nd :Extro Sizes ' . ' E·lber:felds ', • I I Important Facts o '• • ' ,. .~ •·" 'ALL f!OR¢EtAIN INSIDE & , " About Insurance ovl) :~sY C!'Le,~N NO. · · l 'Ditl~~lP,P;; LIFt~OF~ . • ! ' •r . ·OVEN OQOR · .i.A>~~.Tiei',. 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