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For many• . IIIIIDT more see the big and beautiful Top Valuel'amily Gift Catalog. I. 'Sun-.. 1!-spee'd Mixmasttr 12 books Top Value Stamps . 1\ Provincial canister~ 6 piece set. 2 1/5 books Top Value :.tamps M. PYI'tlc measuring cup 3!1-piece Pyrex homemaker·set. I boOks Top Value Stamps . I. ·Corning Pyrex mixing bowl .4 piece set, 1 book Top Value·Stamps C. Candlewick 9-plece cak~ set 7 books Top Value!Stamps , T. S·piect terry hostess set 1 book Top Value Stamps W. West Bend Teflon-coated bakeware 5-piece set;31looks Top Value Stamps I. £cko aluminum rolling pin 4/5 book Top Value Stamps L Tasty Treat cookie jar 1 boOk Top Value Stamps Kroger lr•nd .Instant 4 Ol . .., bo• ,, KROGER GELATINS ' Puddiftl' &Pie Fillings 3% oz. box7c 3 oz. box ON ISSUE .NO. 1 O.B.C. ·LARGE '' IS THE ·O.B.C. A PARTISAN r ' • IJE? ' . ". .. dol. ' KROGER FLOUR ' The Proposed Ohio Bond Commission, WhotJs It? / ,I Pl1ln or I.R. lib. INg The O.B.C. Is a proposed amendment to the Ohio ConsHtutlon which wou~ cre111 • five member commission with ·authority to plan st~ll · t~nstruction and ~no ence It with bonds under Legislative control. Public vote on ~ Issues would be tr-.cl. With the consent of thlur any future legislature thl~ commission-could Issue · '· . . ' bclnds•whlch Wli~ld put the State Into debt by literally biillons of •llan. In ~Hid, the o.a.c., would ..;t up a fciuith branth of iiOYtrnment which would. be' indept""• 1!11 of,' andlnsulatecl from the voltn of Ohl0• This Amendment to 'the C~stlhi~Cin ' ' ·' would.aive to a fourth branch of,govemmlilt powers unp~enteclln Oht~• .. History. j ~ . • • • I Is There A Need For O~B.C.? ' . 1 . 'I - ... .,,. •I .KROGER HiMitlo·' at, : or Ski111 2 , ' . frl. ' . i • ' ' ' .l! •_M ·\ At the present time thire remain• an unalloted $600 million dollln from .· . ... bond l11u11. On~ O.B.C. li wriittn In~ clll'ttltutlon the peopii '~Ffeit ttfltlr,.~ .'· •.. ir of decision to vote on Stall 19nd,IIIU... . . '' j ' j • -: ' J • •' .;''1"1',. . I ' '. ' ' ) '··:· 1.. • ',,1-.• .. ,. ' ~ '' , ' ' ., ' ... . '• '• I ,. : , ' I Mlfllt. I The cltlllnl of Ohio have *n very generou, In ~lnl"*id ,~', !! ')/J ', Issues for specific purpolll. · ·.. · · f ,''1 4: ;')! .NOI ' ' ' . EGGS Kroger Brand Grade A By no mean~l• It is a maHer of .vital Importance .tO Dtmocratt, Rtp~~bllcl'nl ·and .l11cl .. . . ' . pendenh alike. It wiD aHed Ill Ohio Cltluns ellelble to vote. and future ciHte~~s In ' ye1ntocome. I WHITE lreatPorThllnanl Cak11 or 111111-·C...am Pies ' • ' . IC �., ' ., ' ~...bakingday : ,. helpers! 0 • ' BOW"families love the heart-warming fia. • • cif·home baking. How ea8y it·ia to do, witli'modern mixes and short cuts •, • :ohril:hthe very latest work-savera fr0111 T"'VIIue Stampal Eietured is a mall sample. For many• . IIIIIDT more see the big and beautiful Top Valuel'amily Gift Catalog. I. 'Sun-.. 1!-spee'd Mixmasttr 12 books Top Value Stamps . 1\ Provincial canister~ 6 piece set. 2 1/5 books Top Value :.tamps M. PYI'tlc measuring cup 3!1-piece Pyrex homemaker·set. I boOks Top Value Stamps . I. ·Corning Pyrex mixing bowl .4 piece set, 1 book Top Value·Stamps C. Candlewick 9-plece cak~ set 7 books Top Value!Stamps , T. S·piect terry hostess set 1 book Top Value Stamps W. West Bend Teflon-coated bakeware 5-piece set;31looks Top Value Stamps I. £cko aluminum rolling pin 4/5 book Top Value Stamps L Tasty Treat cookie jar 1 boOk Top Value Stamps Kroger lr•nd .Instant 4 Ol . .., bo• ,, KROGER GELATINS ' Puddiftl' &Pie Fillings 3% oz. box7c 3 oz. box ON ISSUE .NO. 1 O.B.C. ·LARGE '' IS THE ·O.B.C. A PARTISAN r ' • IJE? ' . ". .. dol. ' KROGER FLOUR ' The Proposed Ohio Bond Commission, WhotJs It? / ,I Pl1ln or I.R. lib. INg The O.B.C. Is a proposed amendment to the Ohio ConsHtutlon which wou~ cre111 • five member commission with ·authority to plan st~ll · t~nstruction and ~no ence It with bonds under Legislative control. Public vote on ~ Issues would be tr-.cl. With the consent of thlur any future legislature thl~ commission-could Issue · '· . . ' bclnds•whlch Wli~ld put the State Into debt by literally biillons of •llan. In ~Hid, the o.a.c., would ..;t up a fciuith branth of iiOYtrnment which would. be' indept""• 1!11 of,' andlnsulatecl from the voltn of Ohl0• This Amendment to 'the C~stlhi~Cin ' ' ·' would.aive to a fourth branch of,govemmlilt powers unp~enteclln Oht~• .. History. j ~ . • • • I Is There A Need For O~B.C.? ' . 1 . 'I - ... .,,. •I .KROGER HiMitlo·' at, : or Ski111 2 , ' . frl. ' . i • ' ' ' .l! •_M ·\ At the present time thire remain• an unalloted $600 million dollln from .· . ... bond l11u11. On~ O.B.C. li wriittn In~ clll'ttltutlon the peopii '~Ffeit ttfltlr,.~ .'· •.. ir of decision to vote on Stall 19nd,IIIU... . . '' j ' j • -: ' J • •' .;''1"1',. . I ' '. ' ' ) '··:· 1.. • ',,1-.• .. ,. ' ~ '' , ' ' ., ' ... . '• '• I ,. : , ' I Mlfllt. I The cltlllnl of Ohio have *n very generou, In ~lnl"*id ,~', !! ')/J ', Issues for specific purpolll. · ·.. · · f ,''1 4: ;')! .NOI ' ' ' . EGGS Kroger Brand Grade A By no mean~l• It is a maHer of .vital Importance .tO Dtmocratt, Rtp~~bllcl'nl ·and .l11cl .. . . ' . pendenh alike. It wiD aHed Ill Ohio Cltluns ellelble to vote. and future ciHte~~s In ' ye1ntocome. I WHITE lreatPorThllnanl Cak11 or 111111-·C...am Pies ' • ' . IC �' I ' ' . ' ' ., ' ,. II • I \ Pirates Blank COVERAGE !!."• • .. il ~ · -r- ' RAISING CHILDREN TAKES MONEY All young folks in your 20's, 30's and 40's should have your financial credit established with CITY LOAN. Then you have it ready to count 011 for any money need. You can also finance a ear or almost anything you want at low cost..You can order just the right financing by phone at City Loan. Call any time, No obligati= WHEI IIOIEY IS lliE QUEIT101, CITY lOAI IS Ill£ 1111111. CITY LOAN·.: . & SAVINGS COMPANY \ ' • Phone 992·21'1\ Syracuse Buffal9 Columbus B. Walker, President and Chairman of the Board, The Amerldan·Tobacco Colripany I 1£. •• ... •, ' ~ ' II ' '( .··' ' t"'..>J ... ~. ~......,.,...frr-, .. I· :I • I. ! ...... ,. 'I ,. ' I· l 4, " ·~'. '~ ' t �' I ' ' . ' ' ., ' ,. II • I \ Pirates Blank COVERAGE !!."• • .. il ~ · -r- ' RAISING CHILDREN TAKES MONEY All young folks in your 20's, 30's and 40's should have your financial credit established with CITY LOAN. Then you have it ready to count 011 for any money need. You can also finance a ear or almost anything you want at low cost..You can order just the right financing by phone at City Loan. Call any time, No obligati= WHEI IIOIEY IS lliE QUEIT101, CITY lOAI IS Ill£ 1111111. CITY LOAN·.: . & SAVINGS COMPANY \ ' • Phone 992·21'1\ Syracuse Buffal9 Columbus B. Walker, President and Chairman of the Board, The Amerldan·Tobacco Colripany I 1£. •• ... •, ' ~ ' II ' '( .··' ' t"'..>J ... ~. ~......,.,...frr-, .. I· :I • I. ! ...... ,. 'I ,. ' I· l 4, " ·~'. '~ ' t �I . ,, ·,, I \ ' ' ~ ,., r. ( • J .,r_~ ' ' ' l .~ ! ,F lii.C~ •··.. ~.fllroodwt{y· ·., t-f;1~~~,~~~s~; · 1=f~~~:i:~.;::C:ii~ . . .,. 1:., , ..._ _. . . '' '' • , ..... \ . I • came i < ' . . ... . · ' I coa-l rnl!'· ud see! llayes'j 1 rVI.. . ·w.: .... I I • lJ I I I, ~ brlf· I l i 1' i, lI 'I IBrTI ex]=~~~ crx J'Dt r:r n 1 ............ 1 " ~a•....,..,Jo ... _. - Alfred Society Notes Society News .. ' ' I .;-... . . The regular meeting of the M"'. Raymond Larkins and j ee •• Women's Soclely'..of Ouistlan ch;ldren have moved here from : Mr. Gary Parsons, Guysvllle, Service was held recently at Texas wbHe her husb""~ is in <was a recent evening dinner the church with Florence Spenc. Vi<'tnam. Mr. Larkins is the ! guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton er, hostess, and an aUOO>danee son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lark-i Allen aqd Bill. Charles Eich- of 11. In the absence of the Ins. ·inger called in the evening. president, l!leaoor Boyles, IJ1e 1 Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig Mrs, Hobart Newell, M r s. vice president Florence Spent· and famHy of Zanesville. Doris, Hattie Frederick and Mrs. Lau- er presided. · Norma and Rieky Koenig, Tup- ra M. Hartung were hootesses The following namet w1 r t pers Plams. VISited Mr. and Mrs. for the recent meeting of the submitted lor officers for the Nonnan Weber. Past Coundllors Club at the coming year by tbe nomlnatln Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley lodge hall There were 16 mem- OOilllllittee Goneviev Gulbrl g visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Me> hers and three guests presnt. chairman:' president• N e 11 1°~ Peek at Belleville, W. Vo. Miss Allee Smith, Columbus, Parker; vlee president '111elma Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steib- spent a rece11t weekend at Henders111 • secretary Be 1e om and Emma Powell visited I borne with her mother a!HI also Woode; ~asurer Nlna Robin~ Nellie SletbeiiL :visited willl her father, Law· son wilh Clara Follrnd aliSlstMr. and Mrs. George Sellars renee Smith, at Meigs General ant· Secretary of M berohl have moved to Mt. Olive to the Hospitsl. I CUitlvatiOII 0s1e :.. Fol property they purchased from Billy Rebert Allen, 1 fn!sb. rod· Secretary of Supply Groce Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welsh. man at Oblo University attend• ......:... Seer"'·- of '"-' 1 "'"" and chi! gw~ .. , .......ons Mrs. Leanna La,.. ••s . . • ed a reoognltion dinner' lllld re- Eleanor Boyl· -• 8eeretary o1 dren and Mr. and 1\!rs:' Norman ception at Irvine Hall recently es, Weller were reC!!Ot dinner which honored tbe mern11era Spirllual Life Alma Swartz and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred the Dean's List. Secretary of Ulerature and pub- , Larkins. ,. . I Gary Wolf, student at Marie~ lication Geoevieve Guthrie. I Edith Osborn of Keno mtied ta College •pent 1 weekend I other routine businesa was Etl•el Chevalier. '· 1 i with~ lfr and lfrs ltrlliBIIcted. Mr,s. ,Bet~ umd&·'li!Id fami-l George W~ll. • Nina Robinson led the 1"0' '' o, I hesh~re v•~~'ll.]!t'· and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Follrod gram "'!be Chureh and People M"s. l'lnrscl Larkms . . ·, and son, West IJbhty and Mrs. W1th Spe"!al Needs" with readMr. or-e Mrs. Bob. Fllzpalrlck Linnle Gaul, local, were recenl mgs and mteresting discussion. of MansliCid were recent overc vllltorJ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank The hostess served refresh- · n, ~h t guesls of Mr. and MrS. Gaul. [ ments In the church basement. Gay Hayman. "'.. : . 1 Mr. end .~ Floyd Weber of · The nest meeting will be beJd . Ml·. and Mrs. ~ sn.Jiib' Keno visited Saturday evenin j at the home tl Clara FoUrod I VISited Ollie Young .~ PoaJe!i'ilY·Jwllb Mr and Mr Cl t Alg and Nina Robinson 011 'J'uesdo ""· CJrolyn Ko<!h)'g and' lam- · len and 'sm. s. ay 011 • May 16, with 1ao1a Taylor lh~ II) ol Zanesville, program leader sevt!ral days Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk' • son ' and SOb8, Mark and Dean, Me- Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Swarl!, · and M1~. Woodrow Pert. ~a- lew day~ Nina Robinson and Clara Foll· Ins and 100 T"""h; .and with Mrs. · Wood and alsO rod attended a llirllldaJ dinner and Mrs. s.'1 Bigley · atld y,!lited his .father, J. L~ Haw!!, at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Reedsville, wore vlalting 'who underwerll llll'gery at Hoi· Gerald Swaria end family 8Dd Mrs. Jhn Carter. IJo!!pitll. , Leanna Larkins and Mr. 1ild Mrs. Denzel Cleland lh de Weber spent a day recently and Mr. aNI Mrs. llayton Alalb of bla 811111, L 111 Ab'on I and BID c:alled at Spene> Funera! heme at Belpre last Mr. and Mrs. ~~cob Scbllllng Mrs. Sue lf,ayiDBII llld ~service was and lamily of Rutland were re-I Ill's spent several days held for JOhn Rowan. cenl visitors of Mr. IDd Mrs. I her pareniS at Pound, Va. , lllarles Weode. · ·1 Ke'lh Weber was a I'I!COnt !leY. Wid Mrs. Ralph Groves D. D. lleland, Coltllllbo11, ..Ught pest t1 IUek;y Koenig Jamestown recently spent 8 a recent visitor of Mr at Tuppen Plains. days with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland and V: D. - Letata Jolmson, Pmland, V. Rice• land. • · tently visited l!thel Larkins. Mr1 and Mrs. Bob Ord o1 Mid- lllrS. l. V. Cor, Pt. l'leiii8D<t,' dleport called on Mr. a • d is visiting her daugblr Mrs. DaD Wrllhl, ,_.Uy, family, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Virgo Wood of Wood. Callers bavt bela Mr. Springfield 11*11 a reeent week and Mrs. Paul COE and Mr. end with Mni. Letha Wood. and Mra. Carrol Cox, d o1 Pt. lfr. llld lfral t llk!llard Van Pleasant, and Mr. IQid Mr ..... of Gary, fnd., - - No Jacob Sclrllll,nr. llull8ad. cent visitors t1 Mrs. Mabel Van Wood Wlll a ..eeut Meter, bavinJ been GJlled ~Mcei~ !IIlii Siary j and J 'I ' ' Mr. ' I a:,k. · AlmiOII #lfol•lolfe....AIIIOCHAIOI IO~r omL ............., . • ) •.· HELEN HELP US! Events Monday TO OBSERVE ANNIVlRSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Wymond Bradbury will .eelebrate their 50th wed· ding anniversary at their home, 145 Third Avenue, Rutland Band Hm 'C' A. 11erage Rating Dear Belen: ' ' I . ,_ ..... ... MAYOR I T H I N MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY TIISDAY, MAY 2 K Pd. Pol Adv. Widths MID 'HiS... only •6.99 THE SHOE BOX Mklcllepart, Ohle Now with The Daily Sentinel ·~ • l ~ State Issue Number 2 100,000 New Jobs For Ohioans ISSUE NUMBER 1- What m.W tiM! 0b1e .I ' ~ ~ State. Issue Number l auod for Ohio t&ltp!Q>era 1 H VOTE LEE SMITH K " - T N Governor Rhodes Urges You: VOTE"Y \ Bo1111 O•mn'ailal • · ·First, it aasllftll e11lclent, loq.raDp Jhnnlnc •m 111 Ill powth 011 a pay.u-you.use basis. Seeood, taxpayen have greater ldllzol ~ •Ja..ULazw ........ their oWlllegislaton. · · .Third, there is a Umlt at~ et- per ..to tluia ...,....,.. receipts) on the General Revenue Ftmd in llllT oue year. · F~ the OBC il tbeJIIWSIJiwht!BIIIikemethod~pant. ·o- ·-- IDa' III&Jor lmptove-tlt. YOTI !g J'OK STATE J8SUJ N1JIIBRR l =: Over 1 recent weekend · W. Va., with rela!IVfl. ilt~lllrs. Editll OshGme and Mn. Osborne were ID ' ' ''010011' 1HI . FINEST ,...,. OfOOSI i ' .: and Mr. end Bahr, Go!Upolls. Milhoa II 1 General !boulder. ,.,.. Mrs. Art Kalflll' ~·a.., rec:eDt pmall,lfr• ..... ]• j • PEARCE· SIMPSON f at£STORAGE Bob and Charlene Hoefl'ich Have Joined Bob Wingett Katie Crow and Chet!Tan-.~hill ' In The Newsl)epa'rtment ' •· I . and 111rs. Mrs. Cash Bahr and Cbrisllnt and CaD- .. '' !!hopping recently. and Mrs. Blaine MJihoan, , ~~~;Tooy and Mikel, IIJM!Id "] emiing Wltb Mr. and DwiPt Milhooa, Pia ., Ulllll. , _ present ·' .' MJd,. .,.,.arcl birtbdaJ dinner ... . .. \"\•. eCIYSTAI.I eMOII.I WIIPI eiPIINGS e•IAD IN CAlLI eMETEU 'eMASTPIPI ' . . \.' .... Anllnnlt eT• Halt ...... ........... ·- ' ." ' ..' .. .j To Make ( '···· ,. ., The Paily :·, .Thf, ,. . . '<~ '.,_ ~ ·FOREMAN & ,. !.· .•..•. ·'i'' • ,'1• 't '' 4 • "'YOUR,.................. IL .,. AVI. ,. ,• ' ' MIDDLII'OU. G. ·- 1, I Gallipolis, May 7 with an open house. Friends are in· viled to call between 2 and 5 payrolls i . .. I I Notes . "-'••• • I taxes down -·By- a;--A8I --- - l ........ ......... - 1 " 1 ...., •• Chester Society Notes ' I will:' Long Bottom ' A''f~'~eJ · .!\., : u.;., e I Pomeroy . M .t About ·c:...:.''. .w; .-pa, \ • "' ,,,, · ·, ,: ASS~as . tbeconclus~of.thli!>'s Clu~. <;,; ~td.r ' · t; ,, . w.vl. 4111 ~. ' ' 1leri Jlhofler'i bllii: ja W1111 8ronx D. A. laldoM DoiJlnt-j"Wh•t'a So Bac1 AbOut FeeiiiiC'· ·'1'1\e Q,b, 9tio1il Pack 258 of r<Cenvass. JIOTARY TOVRNAMENT ' . !.fr. Bill Btifner, a I or !!blr ' ~· and MR.' CWG' .wam., • · ~. Sa~ .LaU ·er snubbed a "feeler" lor sup, Good?" .. Kermit RoOs,evett'~ !;'~ H~Jen ~emd1o eao-. . SEWING CLIJ!I Members of the Rotary Club mid'!"!' ol Nft,Jia~,-la Jr. ~· ~~ Hill~ Glf~JpOrt IIIIo by file Repubs (lhelweddlng to Prlicl)la ReY®Idsi::O•·to.diJoli,!D help r!'lse The Sewinl! Club met on 'IW!s- and 'the -:Wihamo HJ8h Schoo! ~~ Ill. the · IJartlolil ~WI Adams ·of ~- w~e S';tDoWDS 111D1111tl' • • . llems · IDd !Jberala · aJI'H\fJr,wiiJ be God·and·mlJI1t • Yale ' tor the ~-Qulllen ,Mem-ti ~ay afternoon •at !lie home of' Golf team ~d ,a tou.1.iJner.l ~oid, ~ -d~l4111iD8• -:. urday ~ g..eall lll .Mt..' lbii ~ ·. "says he turo- ille backlnl lay); Ills reaSGn:ilnaeed: The weddlni wll! be ln ;oriahJ.ibi'II'Y Ibis paat week. · :MrS• James MacKnight. llw1Dg f811 Thursday afternooa at. the beartlal~ ~ 11.:~ ID ~~i 1'4cDon!llll at )'!jtro; 'jf::· , ·. eel lt.jlown; bls 1"1 want no occus&!ion of althe Yale Chapel 8nd lbe, r;eet>- i The New llaven Woman's Club, the .social hO!D' refreshments Riverside Golf Course. ' T.h e salb!actory ~diiJO!I. . •, ~ V~, ~ ... '1/Jlller 3nd Ave. IJUs,and ear j'deal"' ... , Da v 1d Niven's 11o11 at the Yale Faoulty .Club. eponapted the Library a!HI hOi!· . were secyed: Mrs. L. C. Rousb, toumarn•nt e!Hied •ilb ·a, t1 e Mrs. Lan1 l.eM¥1j!rs oUIIdBI!Jt LIOJII at ~Ch Pl!lletl&en went llu'uiCiJ iloilra {handsGme Harvard-student eon • Fan mag "TV Star Parade" wed 1lle Scouts 1v1th a wiener Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. N. 0. between tbe two -teainat ·' cDetowa, O)li!l, 1!! af )he 1li!ln1e teoillnl Wood, ~" •· 01 terror when vehicle wllldowl jJamie got his draft cell lor, got caught with its deadllDe roast. held at the New Haven 1V.ein, Mrs, ,Lena Knlgb~ Mrs, , Ladies ollbe llarlfJIIII Metb- of her parenlil; Mr• ...S Mrl eel (lis ·~~ recedtlv.1ft. ' were lllllashed and cracked this sum!aer "Sherry!" star down: its just-out June ' IsSue Howard Wageilhals, Mrs. Jnhn ' odlst, Cbureh eerved iun~ to jlJ)I Howard; ,and Mille,, Mrs:. ~ Glbbl. aDd stantly, obviously ~ some IOJ't I!Uzabetl! Allell gela eredlt for notea how dellrlouely_ 'biPW Marietta, In honor tllelr Fry, Mrs. Llo_Yd Rouab and Mrs. tbe club meiDberl ' attendlpg, lnl aurgery ·~ pmv~lll"r (Jo~d· aec:Om~ ·~ J ~ .weapoo . Mer ~me ex· ber much-applauded Rogers-As- Sbeila ~ Gordon MacRae are daughter, Vlctle, MacKnight , , Rle111U'd Ord, Clyde .FOJ,, flon. pllal. ~ 01!10.·!lfr.. . . !I) .OQIJ,Illlbwl; ~;,, w~ ~ r. Citing ove~ftops Clbas1og, Pa. latre type dance with Clive Re- on their 25th aMIV~IIJ'Y .... I Mr. and Mrs. l!:dward Scb~ef· OPI!N t!OVSE BELD aid .Foglesong, Herman, La;ne, Masters ~ the week.eDj! here l.tq'nell to ~~~~; ~. J {! J ·, , · troltnan Rob t Swansin caught viii from mtually all who Hey - maybe they are I Ifer of Five Points, Pornb>y R. AT 'LIBRARY Dori!lld, F. Roush, IJ<iyd .. ~, vlillting,. hl~ Wife. . • . , 1 ·}!lr: ~~ r.lra. ~ ·JeiJD. 1 two 17 and 19 year old imbos thet big musleal, Including oev·[ Playwright J o s e ph D. - visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil· • • Rome Williamson, RusseU Cllpe. Mrs. J~ck T. Welcll and MfL iiOil liN $111!11 tbelr I!C!h IPid , poking a high-power air nne 'oral critics, actually It's dane> CoM. home bilmed do 1' o carr and daughters ~ re· The Alex-Qudlen Mernorhl l hart, Harry Mill~. E dJr! n CarroU ,Mam!!, Jr. attended an ra~. Iir.' ll!d,'' lllra.. GOriiiul' out 1 . window, polshottiog away red by deadrln«er Leslie F~D i twiee in tbe las! two years; cent Sunday. · · ' Library held OllOI) lio~ 'on Frt- Stein, Arthur Thabet, Robert E;!lucatlonal mee~ng of the. Lu· ·Jobnsqn inii ~ter1---~ - while dear mother was in tile .zos London's Clermont Club I working Gil his new ''T he Mr and Mrs Cl He.ld- d.~Y In keeping With I National i Gilmore, Fr~nk Capehart, lleY.. theran Cbureb held at Grael Ohio,. . • ., '' .. next room, oblivious <slle said) 1contained a wow-wee backgam-~ Deep End" play 1n Florida e~ a'nd Linda~'~ ~~unda tll>tary Week. Children 1\'om , Marcus Trough, Kari·· WIIel, · •1 ; · •' ·.. , "., · . :- 1 ot her dear little sure-sbot mon· <moo tourney: Aristoile Or.assis ,Joe just learned the Conn. bouse dhrner guests last week ~e New Haye~ . El~mentarv : Mel Clark, Nelson Jennings. ,. · · · · >• sters . Brian MuUigan, part- ~ was skunked by Michael Best,was robbed . . . Slog Sing eon· ' Mr and Mrs Cl . F llro.14cljool visited ddrjpg lbe after• ' Lewis Summers, Floyd Car· n01 in Jim Neary's pub. wei· for a $90,000 stake: Best's a victs want their closed-cirC11itl and farnil; · a1r 0 .. ; noon ~~. tour the Ub,rary and mack and guests, .H. A. Johncorned twins; Jim Neary bim·!sol;c,tor's clerk a~ even Ari TV panel show (Can You Bot· Th · ' · were served refreshments. . I aon of Point Pleasant and Dansell says hiS mateM!ally soon- Iapplauded torn this?) ... Penny. Golfatein ~ bouse on ~ Keallln l~m! The . Alex-QuiUen Memorial oy Workman. . due mate may prove the partot tile Vegas Jowarchy skipped ls beln~ torn town, pr~parations , Llbr.,-y Is sponsored by I he; A short business rneellng was nership with twms also Mick- The Hamptons face a stylish , the Debakey helll'l surgery; are bemg made to build on the New Haven Wom'an's Club and : held at which time il was de· . ey Mantle told Florence Hen- :Greek iiiVIllslon: several of the ;vegas gamblers have hearts• Sargent farm (where tbe bouse I members of .the library board cided to hold Ladies Night at dersnn at the Shoreham m'"tllya Darling" cast .re rent· :.. France's 10 p sexpot dro~ /' recently burned), and Mr. and are Mrs. Torn ·Roffrltan, Mrs. ' the regular meeting- on AprU Washington he'd dropped byjmg summer hotnes _ 1 he ·pet! a million in the Arab bank· Mrs. R1chard Spencer are bu1ld· Phil Batey, Mrs. Dan &hrard!!, 27th. Florence's floor show because. Ishow's sold out thru August iplop .. . Choreographer Jerome ling out of Tuppers Plams a dis- Mrs :Ralph Reltmli'e, Mrs. Htl· ' PERSONALS "l hear you're batting a thous-:Thelma Rlt\er s 1g n e d for ·Robbins bought an E. 8lst SL lance. on the Parkersburg Road · da Ridgway, Mrs. Jess Abe], Mr. Btu Howard is a patient and and it might be catching." IGeorge Seatan's N. Y.·lilmed tt.wnhouse. • -- ~- , -··--- ' I • I, ~ .I ' i ' . I • ' ,. I . I- �I . ,, ·,, I \ ' ' ~ ,., r. ( • J .,r_~ ' ' ' l .~ ! ,F lii.C~ •··.. ~.fllroodwt{y· ·., t-f;1~~~,~~~s~; · 1=f~~~:i:~.;::C:ii~ . . .,. 1:., , ..._ _. . . '' '' • , ..... \ . I • came i < ' . . ... . · ' I coa-l rnl!'· ud see! llayes'j 1 rVI.. . ·w.: .... I I • lJ I I I, ~ brlf· I l i 1' i, lI 'I IBrTI ex]=~~~ crx J'Dt r:r n 1 ............ 1 " ~a•....,..,Jo ... _. - Alfred Society Notes Society News .. ' ' I .;-... . . The regular meeting of the M"'. Raymond Larkins and j ee •• Women's Soclely'..of Ouistlan ch;ldren have moved here from : Mr. Gary Parsons, Guysvllle, Service was held recently at Texas wbHe her husb""~ is in <was a recent evening dinner the church with Florence Spenc. Vi<'tnam. Mr. Larkins is the ! guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton er, hostess, and an aUOO>danee son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lark-i Allen aqd Bill. Charles Eich- of 11. In the absence of the Ins. ·inger called in the evening. president, l!leaoor Boyles, IJ1e 1 Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig Mrs, Hobart Newell, M r s. vice president Florence Spent· and famHy of Zanesville. Doris, Hattie Frederick and Mrs. Lau- er presided. · Norma and Rieky Koenig, Tup- ra M. Hartung were hootesses The following namet w1 r t pers Plams. VISited Mr. and Mrs. for the recent meeting of the submitted lor officers for the Nonnan Weber. Past Coundllors Club at the coming year by tbe nomlnatln Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley lodge hall There were 16 mem- OOilllllittee Goneviev Gulbrl g visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Me> hers and three guests presnt. chairman:' president• N e 11 1°~ Peek at Belleville, W. Vo. Miss Allee Smith, Columbus, Parker; vlee president '111elma Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steib- spent a rece11t weekend at Henders111 • secretary Be 1e om and Emma Powell visited I borne with her mother a!HI also Woode; ~asurer Nlna Robin~ Nellie SletbeiiL :visited willl her father, Law· son wilh Clara Follrnd aliSlstMr. and Mrs. George Sellars renee Smith, at Meigs General ant· Secretary of M berohl have moved to Mt. Olive to the Hospitsl. I CUitlvatiOII 0s1e :.. Fol property they purchased from Billy Rebert Allen, 1 fn!sb. rod· Secretary of Supply Groce Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welsh. man at Oblo University attend• ......:... Seer"'·- of '"-' 1 "'"" and chi! gw~ .. , .......ons Mrs. Leanna La,.. ••s . . • ed a reoognltion dinner' lllld re- Eleanor Boyl· -• 8eeretary o1 dren and Mr. and 1\!rs:' Norman ception at Irvine Hall recently es, Weller were reC!!Ot dinner which honored tbe mern11era Spirllual Life Alma Swartz and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred the Dean's List. Secretary of Ulerature and pub- , Larkins. ,. . I Gary Wolf, student at Marie~ lication Geoevieve Guthrie. I Edith Osborn of Keno mtied ta College •pent 1 weekend I other routine businesa was Etl•el Chevalier. '· 1 i with~ lfr and lfrs ltrlliBIIcted. Mr,s. ,Bet~ umd&·'li!Id fami-l George W~ll. • Nina Robinson led the 1"0' '' o, I hesh~re v•~~'ll.]!t'· and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Follrod gram "'!be Chureh and People M"s. l'lnrscl Larkms . . ·, and son, West IJbhty and Mrs. W1th Spe"!al Needs" with readMr. or-e Mrs. Bob. Fllzpalrlck Linnle Gaul, local, were recenl mgs and mteresting discussion. of MansliCid were recent overc vllltorJ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank The hostess served refresh- · n, ~h t guesls of Mr. and MrS. Gaul. [ ments In the church basement. Gay Hayman. "'.. : . 1 Mr. end .~ Floyd Weber of · The nest meeting will be beJd . Ml·. and Mrs. ~ sn.Jiib' Keno visited Saturday evenin j at the home tl Clara FoUrod I VISited Ollie Young .~ PoaJe!i'ilY·Jwllb Mr and Mr Cl t Alg and Nina Robinson 011 'J'uesdo ""· CJrolyn Ko<!h)'g and' lam- · len and 'sm. s. ay 011 • May 16, with 1ao1a Taylor lh~ II) ol Zanesville, program leader sevt!ral days Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk' • son ' and SOb8, Mark and Dean, Me- Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Swarl!, · and M1~. Woodrow Pert. ~a- lew day~ Nina Robinson and Clara Foll· Ins and 100 T"""h; .and with Mrs. · Wood and alsO rod attended a llirllldaJ dinner and Mrs. s.'1 Bigley · atld y,!lited his .father, J. L~ Haw!!, at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Reedsville, wore vlalting 'who underwerll llll'gery at Hoi· Gerald Swaria end family 8Dd Mrs. Jhn Carter. IJo!!pitll. , Leanna Larkins and Mr. 1ild Mrs. Denzel Cleland lh de Weber spent a day recently and Mr. aNI Mrs. llayton Alalb of bla 811111, L 111 Ab'on I and BID c:alled at Spene> Funera! heme at Belpre last Mr. and Mrs. ~~cob Scbllllng Mrs. Sue lf,ayiDBII llld ~service was and lamily of Rutland were re-I Ill's spent several days held for JOhn Rowan. cenl visitors of Mr. IDd Mrs. I her pareniS at Pound, Va. , lllarles Weode. · ·1 Ke'lh Weber was a I'I!COnt !leY. Wid Mrs. Ralph Groves D. D. lleland, Coltllllbo11, ..Ught pest t1 IUek;y Koenig Jamestown recently spent 8 a recent visitor of Mr at Tuppen Plains. days with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland and V: D. - Letata Jolmson, Pmland, V. Rice• land. • · tently visited l!thel Larkins. Mr1 and Mrs. Bob Ord o1 Mid- lllrS. l. V. Cor, Pt. l'leiii8D<t,' dleport called on Mr. a • d is visiting her daugblr Mrs. DaD Wrllhl, ,_.Uy, family, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Virgo Wood of Wood. Callers bavt bela Mr. Springfield 11*11 a reeent week and Mrs. Paul COE and Mr. end with Mni. Letha Wood. and Mra. Carrol Cox, d o1 Pt. lfr. llld lfral t llk!llard Van Pleasant, and Mr. IQid Mr ..... of Gary, fnd., - - No Jacob Sclrllll,nr. llull8ad. cent visitors t1 Mrs. Mabel Van Wood Wlll a ..eeut Meter, bavinJ been GJlled ~Mcei~ !IIlii Siary j and J 'I ' ' Mr. ' I a:,k. · AlmiOII #lfol•lolfe....AIIIOCHAIOI IO~r omL ............., . • ) •.· HELEN HELP US! Events Monday TO OBSERVE ANNIVlRSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Wymond Bradbury will .eelebrate their 50th wed· ding anniversary at their home, 145 Third Avenue, Rutland Band Hm 'C' A. 11erage Rating Dear Belen: ' ' I . ,_ ..... ... MAYOR I T H I N MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY TIISDAY, MAY 2 K Pd. Pol Adv. Widths MID 'HiS... only •6.99 THE SHOE BOX Mklcllepart, Ohle Now with The Daily Sentinel ·~ • l ~ State Issue Number 2 100,000 New Jobs For Ohioans ISSUE NUMBER 1- What m.W tiM! 0b1e .I ' ~ ~ State. Issue Number l auod for Ohio t&ltp!Q>era 1 H VOTE LEE SMITH K " - T N Governor Rhodes Urges You: VOTE"Y \ Bo1111 O•mn'ailal • · ·First, it aasllftll e11lclent, loq.raDp Jhnnlnc •m 111 Ill powth 011 a pay.u-you.use basis. Seeood, taxpayen have greater ldllzol ~ •Ja..ULazw ........ their oWlllegislaton. · · .Third, there is a Umlt at~ et- per ..to tluia ...,....,.. receipts) on the General Revenue Ftmd in llllT oue year. · F~ the OBC il tbeJIIWSIJiwht!BIIIikemethod~pant. ·o- ·-- IDa' III&Jor lmptove-tlt. YOTI !g J'OK STATE J8SUJ N1JIIBRR l =: Over 1 recent weekend · W. Va., with rela!IVfl. ilt~lllrs. Editll OshGme and Mn. Osborne were ID ' ' ''010011' 1HI . FINEST ,...,. OfOOSI i ' .: and Mr. end Bahr, Go!Upolls. Milhoa II 1 General !boulder. ,.,.. Mrs. Art Kalflll' ~·a.., rec:eDt pmall,lfr• ..... ]• j • PEARCE· SIMPSON f at£STORAGE Bob and Charlene Hoefl'ich Have Joined Bob Wingett Katie Crow and Chet!Tan-.~hill ' In The Newsl)epa'rtment ' •· I . and 111rs. Mrs. Cash Bahr and Cbrisllnt and CaD- .. '' !!hopping recently. and Mrs. Blaine MJihoan, , ~~~;Tooy and Mikel, IIJM!Id "] emiing Wltb Mr. and DwiPt Milhooa, Pia ., Ulllll. , _ present ·' .' MJd,. .,.,.arcl birtbdaJ dinner ... . .. \"\•. eCIYSTAI.I eMOII.I WIIPI eiPIINGS e•IAD IN CAlLI eMETEU 'eMASTPIPI ' . . \.' .... Anllnnlt eT• Halt ...... ........... ·- ' ." ' ..' .. .j To Make ( '···· ,. ., The Paily :·, .Thf, ,. . . '<~ '.,_ ~ ·FOREMAN & ,. !.· .•..•. ·'i'' • ,'1• 't '' 4 • "'YOUR,.................. IL .,. AVI. ,. ,• ' ' MIDDLII'OU. G. ·- 1, I Gallipolis, May 7 with an open house. Friends are in· viled to call between 2 and 5 payrolls i . .. I I Notes . "-'••• • I taxes down -·By- a;--A8I --- - l ........ ......... - 1 " 1 ...., •• Chester Society Notes ' I will:' Long Bottom ' A''f~'~eJ · .!\., : u.;., e I Pomeroy . M .t About ·c:...:.''. .w; .-pa, \ • "' ,,,, · ·, ,: ASS~as . tbeconclus~of.thli!>'s Clu~. <;,; ~td.r ' · t; ,, . w.vl. 4111 ~. ' ' 1leri Jlhofler'i bllii: ja W1111 8ronx D. A. laldoM DoiJlnt-j"Wh•t'a So Bac1 AbOut FeeiiiiC'· ·'1'1\e Q,b, 9tio1il Pack 258 of r<Cenvass. JIOTARY TOVRNAMENT ' . !.fr. Bill Btifner, a I or !!blr ' ~· and MR.' CWG' .wam., • · ~. Sa~ .LaU ·er snubbed a "feeler" lor sup, Good?" .. Kermit RoOs,evett'~ !;'~ H~Jen ~emd1o eao-. . SEWING CLIJ!I Members of the Rotary Club mid'!"!' ol Nft,Jia~,-la Jr. ~· ~~ Hill~ Glf~JpOrt IIIIo by file Repubs (lhelweddlng to Prlicl)la ReY®Idsi::O•·to.diJoli,!D help r!'lse The Sewinl! Club met on 'IW!s- and 'the -:Wihamo HJ8h Schoo! ~~ Ill. the · IJartlolil ~WI Adams ·of ~- w~e S';tDoWDS 111D1111tl' • • . llems · IDd !Jberala · aJI'H\fJr,wiiJ be God·and·mlJI1t • Yale ' tor the ~-Qulllen ,Mem-ti ~ay afternoon •at !lie home of' Golf team ~d ,a tou.1.iJner.l ~oid, ~ -d~l4111iD8• -:. urday ~ g..eall lll .Mt..' lbii ~ ·. "says he turo- ille backlnl lay); Ills reaSGn:ilnaeed: The weddlni wll! be ln ;oriahJ.ibi'II'Y Ibis paat week. · :MrS• James MacKnight. llw1Dg f811 Thursday afternooa at. the beartlal~ ~ 11.:~ ID ~~i 1'4cDon!llll at )'!jtro; 'jf::· , ·. eel lt.jlown; bls 1"1 want no occus&!ion of althe Yale Chapel 8nd lbe, r;eet>- i The New llaven Woman's Club, the .social hO!D' refreshments Riverside Golf Course. ' T.h e salb!actory ~diiJO!I. . •, ~ V~, ~ ... '1/Jlller 3nd Ave. IJUs,and ear j'deal"' ... , Da v 1d Niven's 11o11 at the Yale Faoulty .Club. eponapted the Library a!HI hOi!· . were secyed: Mrs. L. C. Rousb, toumarn•nt e!Hied •ilb ·a, t1 e Mrs. Lan1 l.eM¥1j!rs oUIIdBI!Jt LIOJII at ~Ch Pl!lletl&en went llu'uiCiJ iloilra {handsGme Harvard-student eon • Fan mag "TV Star Parade" wed 1lle Scouts 1v1th a wiener Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. N. 0. between tbe two -teainat ·' cDetowa, O)li!l, 1!! af )he 1li!ln1e teoillnl Wood, ~" •· 01 terror when vehicle wllldowl jJamie got his draft cell lor, got caught with its deadllDe roast. held at the New Haven 1V.ein, Mrs, ,Lena Knlgb~ Mrs, , Ladies ollbe llarlfJIIII Metb- of her parenlil; Mr• ...S Mrl eel (lis ·~~ recedtlv.1ft. ' were lllllashed and cracked this sum!aer "Sherry!" star down: its just-out June ' IsSue Howard Wageilhals, Mrs. Jnhn ' odlst, Cbureh eerved iun~ to jlJ)I Howard; ,and Mille,, Mrs:. ~ Glbbl. aDd stantly, obviously ~ some IOJ't I!Uzabetl! Allell gela eredlt for notea how dellrlouely_ 'biPW Marietta, In honor tllelr Fry, Mrs. Llo_Yd Rouab and Mrs. tbe club meiDberl ' attendlpg, lnl aurgery ·~ pmv~lll"r (Jo~d· aec:Om~ ·~ J ~ .weapoo . Mer ~me ex· ber much-applauded Rogers-As- Sbeila ~ Gordon MacRae are daughter, Vlctle, MacKnight , , Rle111U'd Ord, Clyde .FOJ,, flon. pllal. ~ 01!10.·!lfr.. . . !I) .OQIJ,Illlbwl; ~;,, w~ ~ r. Citing ove~ftops Clbas1og, Pa. latre type dance with Clive Re- on their 25th aMIV~IIJ'Y .... I Mr. and Mrs. l!:dward Scb~ef· OPI!N t!OVSE BELD aid .Foglesong, Herman, La;ne, Masters ~ the week.eDj! here l.tq'nell to ~~~~; ~. J {! J ·, , · troltnan Rob t Swansin caught viii from mtually all who Hey - maybe they are I Ifer of Five Points, Pornb>y R. AT 'LIBRARY Dori!lld, F. Roush, IJ<iyd .. ~, vlillting,. hl~ Wife. . • . , 1 ·}!lr: ~~ r.lra. ~ ·JeiJD. 1 two 17 and 19 year old imbos thet big musleal, Including oev·[ Playwright J o s e ph D. - visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil· • • Rome Williamson, RusseU Cllpe. Mrs. J~ck T. Welcll and MfL iiOil liN $111!11 tbelr I!C!h IPid , poking a high-power air nne 'oral critics, actually It's dane> CoM. home bilmed do 1' o carr and daughters ~ re· The Alex-Qudlen Mernorhl l hart, Harry Mill~. E dJr! n CarroU ,Mam!!, Jr. attended an ra~. Iir.' ll!d,'' lllra.. GOriiiul' out 1 . window, polshottiog away red by deadrln«er Leslie F~D i twiee in tbe las! two years; cent Sunday. · · ' Library held OllOI) lio~ 'on Frt- Stein, Arthur Thabet, Robert E;!lucatlonal mee~ng of the. Lu· ·Jobnsqn inii ~ter1---~ - while dear mother was in tile .zos London's Clermont Club I working Gil his new ''T he Mr and Mrs Cl He.ld- d.~Y In keeping With I National i Gilmore, Fr~nk Capehart, lleY.. theran Cbureb held at Grael Ohio,. . • ., '' .. next room, oblivious <slle said) 1contained a wow-wee backgam-~ Deep End" play 1n Florida e~ a'nd Linda~'~ ~~unda tll>tary Week. Children 1\'om , Marcus Trough, Kari·· WIIel, · •1 ; · •' ·.. , "., · . :- 1 ot her dear little sure-sbot mon· <moo tourney: Aristoile Or.assis ,Joe just learned the Conn. bouse dhrner guests last week ~e New Haye~ . El~mentarv : Mel Clark, Nelson Jennings. ,. · · · · >• sters . Brian MuUigan, part- ~ was skunked by Michael Best,was robbed . . . Slog Sing eon· ' Mr and Mrs Cl . F llro.14cljool visited ddrjpg lbe after• ' Lewis Summers, Floyd Car· n01 in Jim Neary's pub. wei· for a $90,000 stake: Best's a victs want their closed-cirC11itl and farnil; · a1r 0 .. ; noon ~~. tour the Ub,rary and mack and guests, .H. A. Johncorned twins; Jim Neary bim·!sol;c,tor's clerk a~ even Ari TV panel show (Can You Bot· Th · ' · were served refreshments. . I aon of Point Pleasant and Dansell says hiS mateM!ally soon- Iapplauded torn this?) ... Penny. Golfatein ~ bouse on ~ Keallln l~m! The . Alex-QuiUen Memorial oy Workman. . due mate may prove the partot tile Vegas Jowarchy skipped ls beln~ torn town, pr~parations , Llbr.,-y Is sponsored by I he; A short business rneellng was nership with twms also Mick- The Hamptons face a stylish , the Debakey helll'l surgery; are bemg made to build on the New Haven Wom'an's Club and : held at which time il was de· . ey Mantle told Florence Hen- :Greek iiiVIllslon: several of the ;vegas gamblers have hearts• Sargent farm (where tbe bouse I members of .the library board cided to hold Ladies Night at dersnn at the Shoreham m'"tllya Darling" cast .re rent· :.. France's 10 p sexpot dro~ /' recently burned), and Mr. and are Mrs. Torn ·Roffrltan, Mrs. ' the regular meeting- on AprU Washington he'd dropped byjmg summer hotnes _ 1 he ·pet! a million in the Arab bank· Mrs. R1chard Spencer are bu1ld· Phil Batey, Mrs. Dan &hrard!!, 27th. Florence's floor show because. Ishow's sold out thru August iplop .. . Choreographer Jerome ling out of Tuppers Plams a dis- Mrs :Ralph Reltmli'e, Mrs. Htl· ' PERSONALS "l hear you're batting a thous-:Thelma Rlt\er s 1g n e d for ·Robbins bought an E. 8lst SL lance. on the Parkersburg Road · da Ridgway, Mrs. Jess Abe], Mr. Btu Howard is a patient and and it might be catching." IGeorge Seatan's N. Y.·lilmed tt.wnhouse. • -- ~- , -··--- ' I • I, ~ .I ' i ' . I • ' ,. I . I- �I .. • t ·:· t~a .' .. ., ·r IARN.Y , ~L~ 11!11 StotYFFYt ~TA.,, ~~~~ ' . ~••- ' ~ .... ' '• *'. 't!'·( 0•,., ';[' ·..' ' ~. f • !"! ' ' ' 1.• 1 I 1-. CMEV.'BISCAYNE 4 DOOR , ' ' $1795 .... 'y.,a, ••line. Tllrbo ~ramatlo mn,o••~u~t. beater, sbarp l!l'BY :fin:sb. · 1960'MERCURY 4 br. H.T. Slatkin W190n __... $499 62 Electrl noeot owner, black finish, good ti,..., VB •oa!ne. ra~io and ..,;,..,.,..il beater · 1962 FORD 9 PASS. Country Squire $995 Station Wagon Local 1 owner, low imleage,oar10ood tire•, VB en~ine, power slefrinr & D"!kes, radio & neater. ,New low pr1ee. Pomeroy Motor 2 Di. '. Herd Top -,- $1195 We've &erlioed thio oar sliloe new and'can reeoin'mend it .lo anyone. It ia fully eQ,uipped. BUick'• finest alld besl Co. \. I BLAmJI!ARS OPEN EVIl. 9:110 P.M. .. By AL CAPP,' ,.I'L ...INER ~CillO NEVAH THIJUSHT AH'DMAKE -WHICH, AS INIMH liNE- liiATTR£5f> nus MucH BAKER & J:V'R'IBOD'I KNOWs - IS TESTIN'!! smmo HEATING & ·. Alii CONDITIONING HOCKINGpORT, OHIO PHONI 664-3370 11.--------- ,~ 992.1794 ., 9924395 FREE STOU~E ! I:~~~Po~me~ror~·~o~.~~~~~lust gatherandall otore JOur Willter tm'Dienta them with ua. No more elosela er&Diped with uouoed elotb· 111g. No more ah'!Yu torting, oprayiDJI and pa g with EXPERIENGD WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy wmter JOUr clOthes. Evmr· thing you .aend Ia. beautifUlly elea!iea sa1ely, Ins~ cmfniiT atorod. and Eoei:y Item lreihly - d wben ·1~ oau for it. Notblllg t,Q Jll1.t110aiJ. No bulgins cloaem, We from ·motha and sate from theft Bring th1111 In .or e~ll for PICk Up & Dellvlry Serv~ PhOne 773-5543 ABC Ml1011, W.Va. EEK lo MI~EK Bv HOW'I: HEY! A COMPlETE EIJCI'Cl.OPEDIA FOR OPJL't' 504-.! I'lL 8tH IT ! PI D 't'OU COMPILE IT '.WRSELF? YE~! THAT~ A BIG. JOB GATilERifJG ALL THOSE FACTS 10G£1HER! HOW · CAPJ 'rtllJ seu. rr SD 0\EAP? ~H~EIDER All THE FACTS ARE WRONG! Hoi~ socks! I thought the~'d be here hour$ ~qo, Clovia! _. NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS ,lt FOR CA'RRIERS By MERRill. lllOSSER iN MIDDLEPORT. ,. • ; I ' J;.. . "•- Contact FaY!tMin... , · Middleport f.I~Ve 'IOU I it'IIED 'SAA· BOC\I.\. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY 'Z' • 01-4·01-1.1 COPS: ' · ~· · ' CARLOAD'S 0~ EM' WI-lEW I IN "I'l-l~ BIG, BLACK CARf 'll!aJ W~ 'TH' "BOSS" C'M'ON: 11-116 IS NO PLAC'E FOR UG, S~Htr'l! MEVER I(UM, · OR WE'll QE.T MO'TIC:EPI Jufu" WAU<, 8UT • Win< V1GOR:· A~{ ~HERr ANO HIG CAN~' ' By RAEBURN VAN BUREN p. m. WANTED for parts, aell·propelled Excello mower, model 700. Phone 2922. 4 !I RESPECTABLE ledy to cook · and, do some housework. go home on weekends II desires, Phone 992-2788. 4 28 WORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. Harry M. Bolin, !27 South - St., Middleport. 4 26 .. By CHESTER GOULD " lawns, and work. Call or Templeton, Bailey Pomeroy. W8 T X B IJ.Q L S K A CD C N D B X N O,- . WYVL~ a.-,.o a,""'~' Jt:VIla'f, ~ INTO ~ 1II;IBU) JB A ll'IIIER O](JIJ ~ 'S'U LAIT.-DIXIKII!ij. ' ' .... , ·aciRN ~ ' . .' '. j I �I .. • t ·:· t~a .' .. ., ·r IARN.Y , ~L~ 11!11 StotYFFYt ~TA.,, ~~~~ ' . ~••- ' ~ .... ' '• *'. 't!'·( 0•,., ';[' ·..' ' ~. f • !"! ' ' ' 1.• 1 I 1-. CMEV.'BISCAYNE 4 DOOR , ' ' $1795 .... 'y.,a, ••line. Tllrbo ~ramatlo mn,o••~u~t. beater, sbarp l!l'BY :fin:sb. · 1960'MERCURY 4 br. H.T. Slatkin W190n __... $499 62 Electrl noeot owner, black finish, good ti,..., VB •oa!ne. ra~io and ..,;,..,.,..il beater · 1962 FORD 9 PASS. Country Squire $995 Station Wagon Local 1 owner, low imleage,oar10ood tire•, VB en~ine, power slefrinr & D"!kes, radio & neater. ,New low pr1ee. Pomeroy Motor 2 Di. '. Herd Top -,- $1195 We've &erlioed thio oar sliloe new and'can reeoin'mend it .lo anyone. It ia fully eQ,uipped. BUick'• finest alld besl Co. \. I BLAmJI!ARS OPEN EVIl. 9:110 P.M. .. By AL CAPP,' ,.I'L ...INER ~CillO NEVAH THIJUSHT AH'DMAKE -WHICH, AS INIMH liNE- liiATTR£5f> nus MucH BAKER & J:V'R'IBOD'I KNOWs - IS TESTIN'!! smmo HEATING & ·. Alii CONDITIONING HOCKINGpORT, OHIO PHONI 664-3370 11.--------- ,~ 992.1794 ., 9924395 FREE STOU~E ! I:~~~Po~me~ror~·~o~.~~~~~lust gatherandall otore JOur Willter tm'Dienta them with ua. No more elosela er&Diped with uouoed elotb· 111g. No more ah'!Yu torting, oprayiDJI and pa g with EXPERIENGD WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy wmter JOUr clOthes. Evmr· thing you .aend Ia. beautifUlly elea!iea sa1ely, Ins~ cmfniiT atorod. and Eoei:y Item lreihly - d wben ·1~ oau for it. Notblllg t,Q Jll1.t110aiJ. No bulgins cloaem, We from ·motha and sate from theft Bring th1111 In .or e~ll for PICk Up & Dellvlry Serv~ PhOne 773-5543 ABC Ml1011, W.Va. EEK lo MI~EK Bv HOW'I: HEY! A COMPlETE EIJCI'Cl.OPEDIA FOR OPJL't' 504-.! I'lL 8tH IT ! PI D 't'OU COMPILE IT '.WRSELF? YE~! THAT~ A BIG. JOB GATilERifJG ALL THOSE FACTS 10G£1HER! HOW · CAPJ 'rtllJ seu. rr SD 0\EAP? ~H~EIDER All THE FACTS ARE WRONG! Hoi~ socks! I thought the~'d be here hour$ ~qo, Clovia! _. NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS ,lt FOR CA'RRIERS By MERRill. lllOSSER iN MIDDLEPORT. ,. • ; I ' J;.. . "•- Contact FaY!tMin... , · Middleport f.I~Ve 'IOU I it'IIED 'SAA· BOC\I.\. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY 'Z' • 01-4·01-1.1 COPS: ' · ~· · ' CARLOAD'S 0~ EM' WI-lEW I IN "I'l-l~ BIG, BLACK CARf 'll!aJ W~ 'TH' "BOSS" C'M'ON: 11-116 IS NO PLAC'E FOR UG, S~Htr'l! MEVER I(UM, · OR WE'll QE.T MO'TIC:EPI Jufu" WAU<, 8UT • Win< V1GOR:· A~{ ~HERr ANO HIG CAN~' ' By RAEBURN VAN BUREN p. m. WANTED for parts, aell·propelled Excello mower, model 700. Phone 2922. 4 !I RESPECTABLE ledy to cook · and, do some housework. go home on weekends II desires, Phone 992-2788. 4 28 WORK FOR bulldozer. Mr. Harry M. Bolin, !27 South - St., Middleport. 4 26 .. By CHESTER GOULD " lawns, and work. Call or Templeton, Bailey Pomeroy. W8 T X B IJ.Q L S K A CD C N D B X N O,- . WYVL~ a.-,.o a,""'~' Jt:VIla'f, ~ INTO ~ 1II;IBU) JB A ll'IIIER O](JIJ ~ 'S'U LAIT.-DIXIKII!ij. ' ' .... , ·aciRN ~ ' . .' '. j I �~ 4. . i ~' r , <' \,; I ·~ ~· '' ' !, ' .;h ·...,.,; " I ' ' ·~ '• ' ' '' l :i.~.·.· ' ·' r \ Exe~¢lse tour • ,• ' '1 ., ' 'J" .. I ~~: r• I'! '.I ..,... W'/1 ,, ·' f '•' ,j: f ' \i;JUIIII~,,...,. · I 'Be Discussed .At Letart Falls A panel discussiOn on guid· ance will be featured at a mee~ ing of the Meigs County Counell MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. 0. TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Moy 1·2 "PENELOPE" (Technicolor) Natalie Wood as ''Penelope" Ian Bannen. COLORCARTOONS: Dumb Patrol Pests For Guest• Doggone Tlnd Llttl• Rural Riding Hood of Plll'J'nts fJKi Teachers to be beld ai· 7:30 Tbursday nigbt the Letart Falls Ele,nent8~ry Scbool. Moderator for the panel be Harold Sauer, g u ida n c counselor for tbe Pomeroy R~and High Schools. Serving as panel me1mbers will be George Hargraves, Meigs Local School District perintendent, representing mlnistrators; Vernon Web e president of the Rutland P. representing parents; Thomas Kelly, representing guidance secondary school personnel; Mrs. Eleanor Knight, elementary guidance and teacher representative; and Leda Kraeuter, representing classroom teach· . '' " ' J ·• ·~ ¥ ; .: . . : "'"'· ' / e omero ' .' '· '1' . ' . . Irmts ~' ' . . . . ontrac. 'STANDARD CUPPING$ BAG. TORO pl<> 'neered ~~~ and lailf bluing a~.cho ments for rotary mowers in tht fiflt place. and this year they•re even btUtr. This standard equipment bali clarftbs on with · one hand, and it has a heavy,dUty b01tont. .No zippers to cloa. either. f~ETY iUp the behind safely, "start" SPIN START. V011 wind "impulse" starter, sf,Bp the mower handle, for and push the leVer to position. Chokes auto- matically. , ,, 'tHREE OR 3~ HP, ; FOUR-CYCLE ENGINE. Starts easily, runs. smoother than ~help . , .~ . I The Racine Home Bank ... ' ·i ~ 2..cycle engines. No mlxinrot aas and oil . . Miss Nancy 1o Cornwell use • Engagement Planned LS ' . .,l SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF TORO LAWN MOWEU Marhet I ON SALE AT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUS. ON MECHANIC STREET El'berfelc:ls In Pomeroy Bl::N~FRAN KLIN • , ,. r I t '<"- ~ -.. ~-{'1'!¥.,; WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK ~ ·-~ ~ .~·"''!. '>·J•'-:<'. eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES . =FACTSt:=' '---------' len Fronklln Sto,. POMEROY ·.. ' .. ~- ' ·NoW. AT Three Mills Will Raise $18,802.68 Per Year for A Period of Five Years ... · ' Read at tbe meeting were letters from the daughter ol the !ale Mrs. Jobn Orr, former Mary Sauer of Middle· port. Mrs. Hazel B<>ard was reported iii. It was announced !bat tbe May meeting will be held at tbe Middleport First United Presbyterian Clturch. An arrangement of dogwood and whi~ tapers decorated the re~fesbment table. Hostesses were Mrs, Isabelle· Williebrl!n·il ner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin Mrs. Nora HamUton. New/Improved/ Automalk Ice Maker ~ • 22 CU. ft. Hpactty 1. $1300.00 elementlry classroom seats (4 rooms) " .. 2. By end of levy (5 yean) we will have accompllu.cl new IHtlq t. 11 ~· · ' · ' · elementary clusrooms. . . · -· 3. $8300.00 raiNs ($100.00) per telchlng lnd ·non-tMching~ ' ', 4. $50.00 r1i" ~o teachen next ye~r for·addltlon~l schooling or-. .-.,!UCIIIoilil : ·. · · opportunities. '• ' · ·' ' I • freezer hOkls 27J lbs. • IFldependentttmPfrttiH't controls • Party 10111 Bucket . • Only35%' wtde lvtn LOH with Trodo In -oiND20,_ Onr.~~:J7 ·wklt, )let flas 20 t::l.t. fL capecltyl No-defrost freeztt halcJs 226 lbs. *' Lowwahtttaccommod•t•s pl. mtllli -eertons. Au1~ mltic Ia. MaMr; Part¥ lte - ·Bucko!. ' .. DUPUXH M-NDZI7' 25 cv.lt,yotanl)i 41' - · lndtplndtnt ttmp.,ature · control~ tor rtfrtpratw and frtfto<, Alllomttieloo Cu.,_ Maktr IMI .xotull¥• Party •~ lucllieL -,7 ~~ ' ' · ment. . ~· Pearl . '1 I 1 aeynojd. .wu' ~visiter ..... _ Jo.do!umW. --· ; < F• ,•',~1 '' .r·"'· ;. ,., ·.; . ', , ". .,. . . J~ ,POSSI~ '10 O~TAIN ·IN OFTOD.AY. '+'• . ' ~;$., ~at.,P~~ M• - ) •I; •••~' .... ' 'F (: ' . .l ' '' • .; a.. tfN LET'S' • • ' ~· ... ..;,nt; '•"' '", ·I' · I . ', ''t'-·. ~ ' . ·.: ·, ',, ·:; t•s UP 'i'O~S TO GIVE outtCHILDR~N THE·*ST Ebu¢Attc!IN · '. ·' : :;·, 1:·: , THAT pllal for-observation .•. ' . \ Citlzlns .this Ia tilt fint time in our sc~ sy4tem that you have had the op~ to vote,1 levy to u#) gr~ our elementary ~!*Is. This is for 1lhtf our five,$m.w; ~hfX!I buildings. ~ you know out.:~~ritary ~hools hiV.·nOt had much"alftlih. 1 · • : fionin, the· last30or40"P•n~ , · · . .1 ,/ • · + ,.. • •· ~ ~. ;o,.~· of:Educati\)n trush that 11 the dtizel'ls of the dlltrld,· ~~~h t~lth~y:~lll ktjtp l,n . mi~ thllt we, m~ ·~·s thl~ 3 ft!illlevy in or(lerto kflp oUrlchc!oli up'.tocdlte=~ they wlll,eilllce lnstelil''of l'lplllndutHy lft\o our ~-~ ·, Kalbryn •Fruth. Mn. ·Bernard FuJII ed to Veterans ' .... •'~BJJJj, ' II wilh 'her m~1:11 er, Mrl. Henry Fruth, and . . NoOne Cared Who Won 'his'BaD , This Is.not a·thtH mill Increase for five yean bectust the millage being paf41; .·, on the Pp~nd School, approxlmttely two mill.• wiU go .oH the ti,!C boo~ l.n 1·969, Th!• will m,an that paual' of the levy !Will amount tel only an incl'elll of •bout • mtllafter. the•.flnt.year. · . .K. . ~ ~ Columbus, were weekend guests II off their parents; Mrs. M. Hennesy and R, W, Tbey came especially for Mrs, 11 Hennesy's birthday anniver·sa~;r observance, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S mar were In Perrysburg over ,I b weekend to visit their son, ton, aJKl famUy. Mr• .lllld Mrs. Walter Crt<>ks were Point Pleasant. w. visitors ~ DUPLEX 10 Mama$-V"'$US Papas • ' ? , in mind we have to come up with our share ln-onler to qualify for the lllte : ' req.ulrements. ' . ' . . .. ' .. ' ..., I 6. Up .dating schOol .text llooks-$600;00 for tlach .Ubiect. 7. Library books, ahalvin~ and general r1paln. .. II • 3 ~justablt shtiVM • Adjustabtt dtilry compartment . . 5. The above named rai111 'are ju'stlfled due to the pressing of leSTslatOrs In '' . . Columbus to introduce legislation for higher ulart• for employees. With lhlf ; •·· Mr. lUid Mrl. Gordon Hat1ris. • No dtfrostln& ••• ever ' •'- ' About Middleport -""'"" oc, This Is What A3 M 8AK£R fURN\lUR£ ·, - I t·· nhs FAST C~INO; ~ ;; • ' ' '·' . '1\/?P'!. ·· ..... \rf\.- ·• :'\, . ,,~· , .. ·.· r;•1~·r·· 1 1'll-' ·:;·1 .,~1~ , ,., -t·~· .• ., •' <:- ./ <\· ,, ·.•. .. ' ....~·- . Must Ehvy Silent, -J•- .. ' . ' ' . . .. . .. . ~r· reward -·dl•trict l~~ee:for · •148,110 ·wu JlriWil, LoodOO f!*' ald. 'l'lle FBI - ~ • oOundecl olit u trucl<' stOpped I!Oa\;Cep,e ToWD to :::\ :~tr;~· in ·a!Jvor to � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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