https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/55eb2005444063528f7027a692e1d578.pdf 148a948d9e50b00c16cd0ed15c71f131 PDF Text Text I 1-Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, • ·\ . • o., AprU s, 1963 ··Amateur Garden Club Discusses Replacement 01 Trees In 'Park on the eommlttM,... Mrs. Coals, Mn. Roeo ReyD&.nou:.!.'i :=.:::= 1 1 ·.Mrs. Wise Is .,. . . Cub Pack 246 .4uilf4rY•{,ter · · 'CandyStrirv:.;,$ 'To · ,... Participates In Pro~tl~~ ' ,·, ; H,ave~ppP,(tg . Scout.;{J-Rama . . 'l1le bdlel AudJW7-.Gl .. . -fEic-eRZti&MOmla,.., NalflfHI; President 61 Heoth Circle concerning the Sobin vaccine to New officer• were elected at J!lans for the replacement of lber. Devolions were given be given AprU 7• MJJ 5• and VolunW Fire De- A biCh'IIM Qr tile Jl"lll''DD AprJJ meeting of tho EJea. ~ ~. June 2; the free TB skin tests Fifteen memben o1 Cub and ~I--' ._ ~ ... ~:u~er pro~ ~~~aarlfaopllal · w wan~~ ~ ~• at uE recrealioo park In Mro. Pearl Reynolds who will be given April 30. Scouts Pact ZK partlclpalecl .,. 1_, '"..... .,..... ,.... _ _ ww ,... Circle of the Heath lfelholllddlep9rl were diacussed when scripiiU'e and a meditation the Scout.-().&nla be1d at '"""""'" WI)' Orders will be 10· Qrurch held 'nlureciJ)' ...... lbf. Amateur Gardeners Club Meaning of Cornmunioo." A report ot the care of 1n Pt. p•-····t '""'flied by aJil' ' ·~· ....,;._ ....... capllce will • MGnda)' ennlas Dell at the ehurcb with M r 1. ........ -v•- ••· w~ ,. be awardee! to .mem: ln!!l Wednesday evening at the Mrs. Arthur Strauss shrubbery at the weekend, and received ·~ RoliCoe WISe, president, pretld. ·bome ol. ~ John Werner. ed over the business meeting school building was given ribbon. · An aucliiMI o1 ~ broulht ben 11 tho Candyllr/:,_teen. tng. '• Tho meeting was opened with and a•nounced the spring re· discussion was held about Activities' of the Pact _ . members netted' •uo. . 11e :¥oluntw wpnlsa _New offlceri IDclucle · M r a. silent prayer in remembrance gional meeting to be held April of the high four TV shows lncludinl "Sinl hoefesl EmmeUne Hen- 'l1le evenl will be beld ID tile Roscoe Wise, ·president; Mn. Of 1Mtt81ake, a dee<!aaed mem· 21l at Albany High SchooL Nam· for the band Along With Milch," with Gene drlx and Phylli. Jlendrlll, eerv· d1n1ng 1'00111 ."' the hoopllal be/G<•len Brown, t'lce • Sunday afternoon. · as Mitch Miller. AU boyl de1icl001 refresbments to the &blrlla8 ·~ 7·30 p.m. · · Mn. Lee Smith, this committee were Mrs. participated and W<~re dark named and Hazel Clark, Mn. V~- ~.1.!J~ IIRo·u~ Lloyd, Mrs. Wesley Fry, trousers, white shfi1s and cjark Edith Hood Mary 'Hubbard chairman ol :\irs. Robert Burkett and Mrs. bow ties; Jack LaLane, wltll Myla Lavender: "'ld more then 30 Jlrll will ·ro William Slater. The traveling Danny Hood as Jack, and Roger MOdred Pierce, Matli R!Hr, celve caps, repreoeneclllniunll • · i nrize. donated by Mrs. Harold Dixon: Tommy Ball, JUDO Sayre, Carrie Sinclair, membera who recelv orms ·Lohse was won by Mrs. Lloyd Ban; Delbert Brucb, Mlke Ada Slack, Rosella Thomaoo, lhil ~~~~- .Some 10 llddlliollwho also won the door Mike Young and Geor- Betty Hayes, and guest Tony al members are ID the proceso ' MRS. MEVTZER Mrs. Allen Roush was a guest gie Skinner. Pierce. . of obtaln!Di unlfOI'IJIII and wiH · .Mr and Mra Robert R 'lbe program ~ (IV•~ bJ for the evening. "Saturday Night ,lamboree" 'lbe April 8 hostesses will be be awarded. caps at a later . rob of Lan · ill Rl Mrs. Forres! Bacbtel ~·~ . Mrs. Werner assisted by Mrs. by Tommy Ball, Bobby Black· Mrs Enoch and Naomi LOn- ceremony. · . wa the J:~~ ,;ecltllng Easter ·and told;of .~ '1.1\'11'&Edgar Pratt served a dessert ston, Carl Offutt, Gene Davil, don.' The variety allow ochedul•. Mils Palrlcla HeMesay, Fe&" :f;::':ir daughter Carolyn . to of a Uvlng Christ 11>'111!1' course. Favors of smaU jon· Georgie Skinner and Delbert ed for AprU 1 has been past· !dent of the Cantlyltrlpera, \rill Alrma . James M~lzer Pen· She was preseb~ iillll,_ quil ca ndles and miniature Eas· Bruch; "Beverly Hillblllles" poned txt AprU 28. preside at a brle! ~- ·. lv.::ia who Is ata&ned from the clrcjpjl~ ter baskets filed with candy with Franklin Rizer as speeler; • Ilion. ¥rs. Cedrle Cl..:t of "!Jd· \'!tbo A F B The to afflliah wi!bJ'~ ~~ were presented to those pre· Eddie Yoong, granny; Dean D •• dleport, member ol lhe board ume · · · ne Society ln. Chrlatll!l ,~ sent. The next meeting will be Pullins, Eilie Mae; Martin en mother• Cif!e of trualeell of the bGepltal, alll,l Mr. 'and Mrs. Meul:zer are of the cburcb. M~ . ,r 1870 held at the home of Mrs. Wil· Broderick, Pearl; Danny Bo W liaison officer of !lie Auslllacy, ~e at Ap~. C circle are asked ' liam Slater with Mrs. Burkett bolt, Jeb; Roger Abbolt, .Jetbro Yl iener OIUt will preaent Miss llennOsoy 'll'llh ~ve., ~lu~ ~· ~sia f Mauruly Thursday Co~ 1assisting hostess. and Carl Offutt, the girl. Den Mothers of Rock .Sprlngs h~cap. taRugrt':..."! u•~• be 1" 0 service In a group, ' ·' Ricky Gaul won second piae<! Cub Scouts Pack :146 enleriiJn.. •'l,11e president will then a· a uuu • . _ sc 00 • Refreshments consisted of in Meigs County In ticket sales ed with a wiener roast ' for the ward caps to eacb of the oHJ. varied desserts brought by ea~ and received a ~ gift certifi· boys Wednesday after· scbool cera who In turn will present whlcb were auctlf!!ltl! cate. R1cbard Young, cub at the home of Mn. Herbert capo to Individual membera, , off. Mrs. Edward Johnson' ~ er, expressed his appreciation Dixon. Other den mothers are As each member receiVes · a hoste,IiJ, The refreshmerit to the parenta for their coopera· Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mrl. Ser· cap she will al8o be Jllven a table carrletl .out a spring theq I lion and help in makmg the ev· nest Brucb and Mra. Franklin candle which will be lighted S Ury the cloth and green and I enl a suce<!ss. from a central candle. · Dowers. Favors w !>F 11 Cub Scouts present were Jlo. WhOn the presentation Is A certificate of cblckena and egn .II) Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bumgardand Danny Abbott, Bobby complete the class will respond as a red ribbon Society cups., ' •,, ner. of Wilmette, Carl Offutt, Frank· with the pleclge of service. was awarded to the WSCS ~ · Mrs. Thelma Campbell of Rizer, Gene Davta, Mike George o. Smith, hospital ad· Asbury Methodist cburo;h at the Mr. WeU. To Spea'·. ville, Ohio, visited Wednesday Youlig, Georgie Skinner, Del· minJIIIrator, will addreaa the diltrlct m_eeling held m Jack· os with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bruch Eddie Young group uatng the subject "SerV· son was displayed when the So- At Rutland PT kins in Middleport. Chuck Roger Dixon ice Key ·to Success" ciety mel Wednesday ev::~~~~~'lb~:e y~Rutland PTA· 'Will 'meet Charles Snyder of Waverly Plans are nearly TonUny Ball and· Mar- The evening will 'close with at the hom~ of Mrs. Oma 8 at 7:30 P·l!l• visited In Middleport Tuesday, for the annual style review and Broderick. Guests w r a social hour and refreslunenta. brenner, with Mrs. Dana the school audllof!U(Il, 0 0 A mdtlwho's prone lb sit and think with Miss Bess Sanborn and card party Tuesda•·, April 9 David Davil lnd Rusty . brenner as hostess. The Mrs. Joan Stewart, ilr@l;. Mrs. Mabel Sanborn. the Pomeroy Junior lligb Rizer and Susan Dlx: M u Lle . attained 15 goal• out of • in charge. ' ' Of how his hard-earned dollars shrink Bruce Lloyd left ing beginning at 7:30 ~.m. A nd ~In 1 11 ard ary <nartrw lrC Mrs Allee capehart Howard WeDs of MeArthur rou ro~ ge ·we e l E • · • W· Va. bY Pane I Wednes day Sports clothing, sent to Shelley Clark wbo 1 ntertairr.ed dent, was in charge of the speak and show . _. '<1. Would find his assets growing vaster Nashville, Tenn., where be costumes, tess and In Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Rlcbard Flnlaw enter· tng wblch opened with trip to Russia. lnslrlllllen' 111 attend the annual sales girl fashions, will highlight the tainecl the Mary Martha Circle lions taken from Luke 24, music will be presented, and If he'd just save those dollars faster! ing. He will return next PTA WUl W D of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Mrs. Ruyal Thomas. A sitters . will be pl'Gvitll!l REGULARITY IS WHAT COUNTS: BANK nesday. Models will be Mrs. Marjor· ear 0 church Monday evening at her on Easter was youngsters attending with SOMETHING EVERY PAYDAY, WITH US! Miss Lena Mae Fel.s, Keebaugh, Mrs. Anna Ma· I y lf H East Main St. home. Mra. Oma Winebrenner, parenta. The publli1 Ill bridge, is spending the Morrison, Mrs. Martha Est ourte ats Devotional reat11ngs were giv. John Sauvage and Mrs. to attend. end with Miss Frieda Faehnle cbleman, Mrs. Jody Smith, Members are asked to ere- en by Mrs. William Snouffer Winebrenner. A chapter of '" Middleport. Miss Fels IS a Mrs. Marilyn Wisecup, Mrs. ate and wear novelty and ....,. and Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey. The study book cocernlng the VISITS HERE former teacher in the MiddleBrown, Mrs. Lila Sue ful Easter bonnets to the P.T.A. annual reports on activities of was given by Mrs. Sauvage. Mrs. Alberta Nothsline of port schools. .. Mitch, Miss Sharlee Newman, meeting Tuesday night, AprU the Circle were given. Election Du~lng the business1 ~:~::I~G;ro~~veport was the ovemlghf Mrs. Paul Johnso aceom· Mrs. Dorotby Amberger, Mrs. 9, •I 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse of officer• waa held with Mrs. 54 shut-in caDs were ro of her sister, Mrs. Ralp~ pamed her daughter and Barbara Be!zing, Mrs. Annie Grade School Auditorium. l!'ugene Triplett named as pres- A think you note was read Monday, and attended law to Calilorma where Chapman, Mrs. Sue Grueser, The bonneta should be ma !dent, Mrs. Guy. Cowan, vice bhmkets sent to Algeria. Mrs. O.E.S. meeting honorU,g 1he Will make their home. GRII Hovatter, Mrs. Ap. from something useful it home; presldenl, anti Mro. Snouffer, Carl Herring gave a report Matrons of Racine ·fibaP. We Pay 3% lntrrest On Saving• Mrs. 0. P. Klem, a member Smith, Mrs. April Wats~n. They will be judged for the prot. secretary and treasurer. the district meeting at Jackaon. of the Amateur Gardeners Club Mrs. Mary C. Wiley, Mrs. LID- tlest, most useful, and original. The remainder of the even· An artie!. "Practicing - -- - - - - - - will be tht guest speakez on the da Guinther, Mrs: Yvonne Seal· There will be 1 "Buzz" aession, 1ng was apent iD making C811· abip While You Work," was which refreshments were eerv• mornmg show with Janel ly, Dolores Sullivan, with group participation and cer pada and a desaert course read by Miss Marcia Karr ed by the hostess to 10·· !110111at WMPD Tuesda.Y April 9. O'Brien, Shirley Baumgardner .'open~;_;;d;;:!sctw:;:~l~on~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiii.~w~as;_:;serv~·ed:;;;;;·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,;co~nc;;:l•;;:d:;;•_;th;;e~mee~;;;lin~g:;;,_;a;.f;.t;.e;.r~ber~s.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;.iiiii;;;;;il;j·iiiii, Serving Meigs County for over 90 years She will presenl a paper on and daughter, Terrie, Louanna 111 ' . '. ':,. . ,'· gardemng of mterest to all gar. Leonard, Marilyo Stumbo, SonPOMEROY- RUTLAND den club members. Wa Wells, Norma West, Paula "'ii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iiiiiiiiiii:::iii:::iiiiiiiiii::~j Theiss, and Susan Lytle. • JOINS ARMY Stores furnishing merchanJames Robert White, son of include The Shoe Box, Mrs. Agnes White, who StifOers, New York Clothlnl ly joined the U. S. Army, House, Bahr Clothiers, Fabric receiving his basic training Shop, Phillip Sisters, Modern Fori Knox, Ky. He has qua)!· Mart, Sewing Center, L and Z fied for training in radio-tele- Dress Shop, Marguerite Shoe type communication. His Store. Roush' Shoe Store, Hart· "'-====...;....;....;.~ill;; Bennett's Shoe Store, Sim- ' NOW YOU KNOW n. wrtw I -mmm oqalppecl ............. JIM ' Ab 1963 Rhodes Asks 0 .. COLUMBUS (UP! - Gov. James A. Rhodes tnday told 11M! Ohio Education Association 1 (OEAJ to be patient. · ''We have four years to live up) to our campaign promises WSCS 0em: Clark entine if8'n4 About Middleport BRICKS ,• SATURDAY APRIL Certificate Is D1sp/ayecJ By P/annmg • Near Complete For Style Show ' ' i R le•u•:t . . . . . . I . Ill • •,. ...,_,.M.,..... llild.;.,, Clara *' ..... lim .... Cnft ... .. 11 .4 anil we have every h'1f"' of ful· 'fiOtng them," the Hovemor said. 'Rhodes remarks were in re· ply w a charge by T. G. o·. ,als to increase the qles II x. two years beginning J 1. Keefe , executive secretary of Several sucb proposals have O'Keefe also asked tile gover· the OEA, Who accused t he · been advanced, Including a nor to raise the state'o percentap governor of breaking his cam- 1, vote of the people next Novem- share in the total cost of eduC'a· palgn pledge• for school aid. ber to Increase the tax from 3 lion - also promtied Uy' 11i(o;w The OAE at the same time rto 4 per cent. during the catn'pa.Jgn'.. : ' . '-1·1 .J 1' ' : " ' announced plans for a meeting O'Keefe said that Rhodes had .. of school officials Tuesday night promised the schools an addi· . Your. statements · · · rO<!fl!lnt_. to build support for Its propos- tiona! $1:10 million durins the mg Ohzo' education needo as par· amount among at&te needl been J&nored or ror,ot~e~~ ill recent budget O'Keefe. ' c· ~ Pomeroy National Bank .1 EL -B ERFELDS IllSTS LIBERTY THEATRE elers, Goessler Jewelry Store, and Sanborn's Jewelry Store. Refreabments will be served during the evening and prizes awarded. Men and women the area are cordially Invited to attend. Tho affair II being sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Sorority. MIDDLEPORT, OffiO SUITS Non-Bleeding Dacron With on's Pick-a-Palr, K and C Jew- NOW SHOWING "MORG4N, THI PIR4TE" (Color) Steve Reeves &: Valerie LaGrange -and- "GORGO" (Color) Bill Travers & William Sylvester CoHon Madras (I Plaid Matching . ' Come To Funeral Hekl W edn-'ay Funeral aervices for Mrs. Lester Cunningham were conduct· Wedntsday at the Ruwlings and Coals Funeral home with Rev, Howard Ruppelt offlcilt· TONIGHT Chubby Checker lng. Dion Vicky Spencer ln "TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK" -andJanet Munro Leo McKern "THE 04 Y THE EARTH C4UGHT FIRE" Also C•rtoon April Saturday 6 Donald O'Connor in "THE WONDERS OF 4L4DDIN" (Cinemascope & Color) -andChuck Connors, Kamala Devi "GERONIMO" (Tocbnleolor) MEIGS THEATRE rOMIROY. OHIO ------ . . ....,· Sport Coats •· s1~9·95 up TONIGHT & SATURDAY Wo/1 Dl•••l"• "PINOCCHIO" <Technicolor) "THE SECRET DP MONTE CRISTO" (Tecb. nlcolor) Roey Calhoun, Patricia Bredin, Ian Hunter, John Gre1· ,1 HR CLOTHIERS Middleport, Ohio aon. Treasurel Fabulous que1t for crot Here for the services were VISI'r IN SPRINGI!'IELD Mr. an. Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine accompanied Mr., and Mrs. Loren Nlxor of N e Straitaville to Springfield Sur~ II day, to c,>end the day wtlh Mr. and Mrs, Jolm McKinnon. Thfy were joined In the afternoon by .Mr . and ,._ ..._ ,_ -·· Thomas ,. _ , f Da o yton. Mrs. Bartley' Mn. rm, Ml's. ·NW)a ·a D Se-llf~Mr':!!'s~. W~ebb~w~ere~~I959~=G!.ra~nd~~~~ II of Grand O.E.S. Roll Up SIHYe Bloute Boxy T1ilored J1cket Boxy Tullored Jacket Sizes a to '1a .~ ~e the complete line of matching coordinates many fabrics ancj styles .to choose from - !Ill c:onven' iently arranged for your easy selection. .,. ·, . • • IUN., MON. ond TUiiS. Aprll 7..., "lP 4 MAN 4NSWIIII" Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, IOcbeUne Prealo, lobo Lund, Ceur Romero. 5.95 Sheath Skirt - - 4.95 Bermud1 Shorts _ 3.95 Hip Stitch Pleltid ·Skirt ....;._.;....,. -5~91' l ·, ' 1 ,. \' ' ~· .... • AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION day Ill April 11. . Anyone wloh- For 6 Mo)\lh Period Ina to wrl~ or iettd .... may tndin& March 31.,.1963 aend to thb> addl'els: .Pvt. E :;' I ItiJilel Robert \Y1llte," 'II. "' 52 538 e, Co. II lOili Bn. 3rd =)~~~~• • Beautiful matching coordinates to weat any place - for sport, fo~ dress, for traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Ctlfford Cunning· ham and son Kei;ll, of L I m a, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunning· ham of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Mr. Robert· Croft, ldianapolil, In- , diana; Mr. and Mrs. Harry I Crall, Galion, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas, Clarene<! , Thomas, Virgil Thomas, and : Mrs. Ruth Chandler, all of Coumbus; Lester Thomas, Salem Center; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford l!foos and family, Mo11tgomery, W. Va., and Mr. and ly Frazier, Oak Hill, West Pallbearers were Russell Lyons llubert Taylor, otmer Grim, Cecil Evans, Les Hawley. and Robert Haggert) . ___ co_I_••.••------I'DlTNIUI'G, : : • By "AI gene'; ~('f'."' ' '' u,., 1di!J' Wroti �r t \ • ' WahaiD:a's H~rgraves, Smooth Lefty, Pu~s P~nthers Down 3-21n · Tight Diamo~d·· -D. uel • f ~ Committee 01 Three From Sorority HQd 2·Pallf c Sentiri~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 6, 1963 .• ,·,- I . Vital Vaccine Role ~ ~~ D~y $entinel . ' • _.. A committee of three of the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the !leta Slama Phi sorority, which baa worited closely with the Sabin oral vaccine ' project sorts. leafleta at right that were ~ing distributed throughout the county. In ail, the sorority girla handled 20.000 leaflets, some of which were dropped by ail'Jllane today. Working at left is Gall Hovat· ter Lee Seyler, center, and Yvonne Scally right. Former Air Force pi· lot Capt. Franklin Rizer (Res.) waa in charge of the leaflet droppina. . PAG • ~- ... -•. ' ~ Complete Defeat Of folio ·Possible This Spring In Mass Cooperative Effort '· ·. Meigs county folks this Sunday will rally 'loge!her in a co-operative goal - victory over . the dreadful disease, polio - through mass - i mmUnization by Sabin oral vaccine. ~ · · County leaders have worked hard this week, --: planning ''S. 0. S. 0 for tomorrow . secu_~;ing -e linica~J workers, locating volunteer physicians to supervise, and informing the public of the .mmunization plans. ,_. All of this has been for public benefit so it ~ . s now up to each person to do his part by ._ ~laking· the program ."n overwhelming suc· ....: e~s . :Physicians who will give their time to SU· }ervise the clinics in the six countv schools . ,re Drs. J. J. Davis, Ray Heaton, Edmund Bu· , trimll<, R. R. Pirkens, Roger Daniels and John - Ridgway One doctor will be at each of t h a :, post locatiqns. ·. It is hoped the Type I dose of Sabin oral : vaccine wili be taken by every reSident of · Meigs from six-weeks up. This dose, taken by · mouth on a. lump of sugar. will be the first of : three. The second will be offered on May 5 ·. 1nd the laSt on June 2. - Health department officials, who went on ' ·eoord recommending the vaccine this week, :1nnounced there is no reason why persons uffering from chronic illness such as tuber· ulosis, heart !.rouble or diabetes, should not ;.,. . 'o; .' • ¢ Several Models To Choose From take the vaccine. Doctors have advised that It Is safe for persons who have had tooth extractions or recent surgery to take the safeguard against polio. However, anyone suffering from acute illnesa should check with the physician at the post, according to health officials. Many Meigs residents have combined forces this week to make the "Savings on Sunday" $49·95 .. . GILMORE : Supply Store event a real success. Much of the work )las been d.one by the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi, sorority. A committee from that organization counted and distributed some 20,000 notes to coun· ty school children and their parenta . Some of these leaflets were to be distributed throughout the county today by airplane drop. Franklin Rizer is in charge of that portion of the work. AU emergency squad vehicles of M e I g 1 county will also lend a helping hand. Squad units from Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Syracuse have volunteered to transport any persons who do not have a means of travel to get their vaccine. The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club, Am· erican Legions and the Pomeroy American Le· gion auxiliary, along with other organizations, are also assisting in sponsoring S. 0. S. .. I>OI~'i 1)1:1./\Y! '· 1' ••• GET ALL-IN-ONE INSURANCE TODAY I with tbe .BEST Bak~r To Lead West Team . MAKING PLANS - Emergency Squ.a~ repr.esenta~es .of M~lgs met Friday at the. Middleport Town Hall to. plan for the public service they -will offer Sunday; ·Racirie, Pome;oy, Syracus~ anPodl~dvdle~rt emwiilerg~~~~~ will be available to transport realdents to any of the ~l_x locations where Sabm IO acCine . ., through the mouth on a lump of sugar. 'Ibe vacch1e will be offered at Pomeroy, Middleport, Eastern and Rricine ; High Schools and HarrisQnVIile Elementary. LOOking ov~r plans _for squad work are L. to R. MOf!ll ~~n,_, Brooks sayre Philip Globokar, Bob Byer, Jim Sot$by, Bni2Z Mills, and Jack Bachner. Representativq •i Racine unit w1re un~ble to be present. No homeowner should be without this romplete, yet low cost, insurance protection. It eovm everything: home, furnishings, ear, you and your etc . Just one policy, one pr_emi~ one~ agent doe·s it! "' ·~· familr_'s In All-America Grid Game he~l~h. V. D. EDWARD$INSURANCE WY 2-2440 220 E. Main P!fMfDY Of Association Jim "'""'· ,,f.~~-·'· ... ' lege tw¥.tfiail coach, W89 electecF tl!;ejdent of the Basketb'!!l J::oaches' lion ~Uy during the CbampToe,tUTui OUl'!lament In Katiw , Missouri. HoucJt~ served part ; last seil's&. .as the president the NAJA COaches and was elected lor a lull term. The Findlay College c o u r coach also Is chairman of MR. A... MRS. ROSSITER WILLIAMS . veterans' service officer '· An open ·house f~om { of Jackson County. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April Mr. and Mrs. Williams 13, will celebrate t h e a r e active members of golden wedding am .. "'· the Masonic bodies, Eassary of Mr. aild Mrs. Ros· tern Jitar, Shrine, Scotsiter S. Williams, w h o tish lUte and other civic were married April 16, organizations, as well as 1913, at Jackson. Sh~ is the former Edna G. Da· Vis: · "be Evangelical Unit· 1 · eo Brethren Church in. Oak Hill will be the scene ot· the op~n house. ·:Mr. Winiams is we I I known in Meigs county, ltaving served as com· mander of che Ohio Am· , el'lj::an ~egion , and mak • : ling numerous appearan· ., ces in Pomeroy as t h e , Memori~l Day speaker at 1 Beech Grove and other t In tile Legion and I t 1 auxiliary. Both a r e also active members of the Evangel. ical U n i t e d Brethren Church, 1 having bee n jllembers of the church for nearly fifty years. EASY TERMS a,:t*ci<. . tbthe .ihe AAU there he stayed at t h e home of Mr. and M r s . Denise Atkeson. Ernie is the president o~ t h e Meigs County Christian Youth Rally and he plans to enter a Bible college this fall, studying to become a minister. He is a member of and asst. superintendent of the R u t I a n d Church of Christ. Giant Price G1llon, 3.59 TELEVISED BOUT SET GUN. ""'''"6LDTIMERS assed last week ·was the last n 1908. picture, ta.ke~ 17 years Left to: Dr: L. ·G. tinbble, Ernest tbe most active on today.. Pomeroy S. Route 33 is the Fry and where business and just one . oh good time. ThiS Gardella, Apri1 ·20. the annual men of the county was taken at. an event · . ' •' . such ' . . ,. '• AliMSTRONG SUSPENDED alliNG With New Armstrong Grid System Ceilings Can Be Lowered By Using 2'x2' Drop in Pane~ 2'x4' · Drop. In Panels. Panels Are'.! Rated Class A lncom-- · . bustlble and Are Acoustical. Luminous Fibre-glass _Panels With Llilbt Above pan· AlSo Be t,rsed. .· ·· ,j Johnson Ernie Lee Johnson Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sherman Johnson, Middleport Rt. 1, a n d Senior at Rutland H i·g h School. He spent March 29·30 in Ce>lumbus at the Second Annual "Teen's for Christ Youth Confer· ence" at the Linden Church of Christ•. Wbiie · Lloyd L. SaYJ'e. Rev. and Mrs. Sayre, H.m:tord, . W. Va., r,ecelv· ed baaic training at Lacll:. land AFB, Texas, and II , n o w ll;l!loned at ~he~ ,( ' pard AFB, Texas. · ·• . ,. . ' . Utility Point .... eol. 1.98 Why drive miles looking for paint specials? You have 1pecials right here- 1n Pom· NEW YORK IUPII - Curtis Cokes of Dallas, Texas, has matched. with JOBe stable of ~"""II eroy Bend. . lor . a 1&-roWid naUonilly Hardware •lsed &ght el Sunrry·ll Picke!ll MASON, W; VA. r. . 12.5 ~-:· ' PHILCO Our ' cemeteries. ·Last d""ade he was a frequent guest and speaker on special occa· lions of the Drew Web· ater Poat No. 39, Ameri· can Legion. He was and remains well known for his strong stand again~t •. _ any kind of infiltration by communists in Amer· o!l'!caQ life. . eMr. Williams, assisted b I s wife, served as !peos.trna~ter for 12 years, to his retire\m;~~~t~lat~· ::ry 1951, he -il the Williams ~dk;OIII Co. for 19 years. •,He Ia, JlGW 1411'VlJJ& • ·- •r ., ilu!Idiahell, Findlay · t . 'L o• pelt..-ns,., C.lllflll 'JIIe on Dliplay · · -· ' I· ~ Only s R~frigerator .95 • -• Look at these features I • Trim Line Cabinet; fits like bullt•ln • Full-length Door Shelves; hold Milk cartons; egg rack ¥.! gal. • Full-width 53 lb. Freezer ·-:; . " 'It . '•~ '· " • Meat Locker, Chiller Drawer • Full-width Porcelain Crisper' holds 'llo bushel - - ' • Life Time Porcelain Interior • Wedgwoolt Blue & White Interior •' & ·. l14L:·==;;~~~ �r t \ • ' WahaiD:a's H~rgraves, Smooth Lefty, Pu~s P~nthers Down 3-21n · Tight Diamo~d·· -D. uel • f ~ Committee 01 Three From Sorority HQd 2·Pallf c Sentiri~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 6, 1963 .• ,·,- I . Vital Vaccine Role ~ ~~ D~y $entinel . ' • _.. A committee of three of the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the !leta Slama Phi sorority, which baa worited closely with the Sabin oral vaccine ' project sorts. leafleta at right that were ~ing distributed throughout the county. In ail, the sorority girla handled 20.000 leaflets, some of which were dropped by ail'Jllane today. Working at left is Gall Hovat· ter Lee Seyler, center, and Yvonne Scally right. Former Air Force pi· lot Capt. Franklin Rizer (Res.) waa in charge of the leaflet droppina. . PAG • ~- ... -•. ' ~ Complete Defeat Of folio ·Possible This Spring In Mass Cooperative Effort '· ·. Meigs county folks this Sunday will rally 'loge!her in a co-operative goal - victory over . the dreadful disease, polio - through mass - i mmUnization by Sabin oral vaccine. ~ · · County leaders have worked hard this week, --: planning ''S. 0. S. 0 for tomorrow . secu_~;ing -e linica~J workers, locating volunteer physicians to supervise, and informing the public of the .mmunization plans. ,_. All of this has been for public benefit so it ~ . s now up to each person to do his part by ._ ~laking· the program ."n overwhelming suc· ....: e~s . :Physicians who will give their time to SU· }ervise the clinics in the six countv schools . ,re Drs. J. J. Davis, Ray Heaton, Edmund Bu· , trimll<, R. R. Pirkens, Roger Daniels and John - Ridgway One doctor will be at each of t h a :, post locatiqns. ·. It is hoped the Type I dose of Sabin oral : vaccine wili be taken by every reSident of · Meigs from six-weeks up. This dose, taken by · mouth on a. lump of sugar. will be the first of : three. The second will be offered on May 5 ·. 1nd the laSt on June 2. - Health department officials, who went on ' ·eoord recommending the vaccine this week, :1nnounced there is no reason why persons uffering from chronic illness such as tuber· ulosis, heart !.rouble or diabetes, should not ;.,. . 'o; .' • ¢ Several Models To Choose From take the vaccine. Doctors have advised that It Is safe for persons who have had tooth extractions or recent surgery to take the safeguard against polio. However, anyone suffering from acute illnesa should check with the physician at the post, according to health officials. Many Meigs residents have combined forces this week to make the "Savings on Sunday" $49·95 .. . GILMORE : Supply Store event a real success. Much of the work )las been d.one by the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi, sorority. A committee from that organization counted and distributed some 20,000 notes to coun· ty school children and their parenta . Some of these leaflets were to be distributed throughout the county today by airplane drop. Franklin Rizer is in charge of that portion of the work. AU emergency squad vehicles of M e I g 1 county will also lend a helping hand. Squad units from Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Syracuse have volunteered to transport any persons who do not have a means of travel to get their vaccine. The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club, Am· erican Legions and the Pomeroy American Le· gion auxiliary, along with other organizations, are also assisting in sponsoring S. 0. S. .. I>OI~'i 1)1:1./\Y! '· 1' ••• GET ALL-IN-ONE INSURANCE TODAY I with tbe .BEST Bak~r To Lead West Team . MAKING PLANS - Emergency Squ.a~ repr.esenta~es .of M~lgs met Friday at the. Middleport Town Hall to. plan for the public service they -will offer Sunday; ·Racirie, Pome;oy, Syracus~ anPodl~dvdle~rt emwiilerg~~~~~ will be available to transport realdents to any of the ~l_x locations where Sabm IO acCine . ., through the mouth on a lump of sugar. 'Ibe vacch1e will be offered at Pomeroy, Middleport, Eastern and Rricine ; High Schools and HarrisQnVIile Elementary. LOOking ov~r plans _for squad work are L. to R. MOf!ll ~~n,_, Brooks sayre Philip Globokar, Bob Byer, Jim Sot$by, Bni2Z Mills, and Jack Bachner. Representativq •i Racine unit w1re un~ble to be present. No homeowner should be without this romplete, yet low cost, insurance protection. It eovm everything: home, furnishings, ear, you and your etc . Just one policy, one pr_emi~ one~ agent doe·s it! "' ·~· familr_'s In All-America Grid Game he~l~h. V. D. EDWARD$INSURANCE WY 2-2440 220 E. Main P!fMfDY Of Association Jim "'""'· ,,f.~~-·'· ... ' lege tw¥.tfiail coach, W89 electecF tl!;ejdent of the Basketb'!!l J::oaches' lion ~Uy during the CbampToe,tUTui OUl'!lament In Katiw , Missouri. HoucJt~ served part ; last seil's&. .as the president the NAJA COaches and was elected lor a lull term. The Findlay College c o u r coach also Is chairman of MR. A... MRS. ROSSITER WILLIAMS . veterans' service officer '· An open ·house f~om { of Jackson County. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April Mr. and Mrs. Williams 13, will celebrate t h e a r e active members of golden wedding am .. "'· the Masonic bodies, Eassary of Mr. aild Mrs. Ros· tern Jitar, Shrine, Scotsiter S. Williams, w h o tish lUte and other civic were married April 16, organizations, as well as 1913, at Jackson. Sh~ is the former Edna G. Da· Vis: · "be Evangelical Unit· 1 · eo Brethren Church in. Oak Hill will be the scene ot· the op~n house. ·:Mr. Winiams is we I I known in Meigs county, ltaving served as com· mander of che Ohio Am· , el'lj::an ~egion , and mak • : ling numerous appearan· ., ces in Pomeroy as t h e , Memori~l Day speaker at 1 Beech Grove and other t In tile Legion and I t 1 auxiliary. Both a r e also active members of the Evangel. ical U n i t e d Brethren Church, 1 having bee n jllembers of the church for nearly fifty years. EASY TERMS a,:t*ci<. . tbthe .ihe AAU there he stayed at t h e home of Mr. and M r s . Denise Atkeson. Ernie is the president o~ t h e Meigs County Christian Youth Rally and he plans to enter a Bible college this fall, studying to become a minister. He is a member of and asst. superintendent of the R u t I a n d Church of Christ. Giant Price G1llon, 3.59 TELEVISED BOUT SET GUN. ""'''"6LDTIMERS assed last week ·was the last n 1908. picture, ta.ke~ 17 years Left to: Dr: L. ·G. tinbble, Ernest tbe most active on today.. Pomeroy S. Route 33 is the Fry and where business and just one . oh good time. ThiS Gardella, Apri1 ·20. the annual men of the county was taken at. an event · . ' •' . such ' . . ,. '• AliMSTRONG SUSPENDED alliNG With New Armstrong Grid System Ceilings Can Be Lowered By Using 2'x2' Drop in Pane~ 2'x4' · Drop. In Panels. Panels Are'.! Rated Class A lncom-- · . bustlble and Are Acoustical. Luminous Fibre-glass _Panels With Llilbt Above pan· AlSo Be t,rsed. .· ·· ,j Johnson Ernie Lee Johnson Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sherman Johnson, Middleport Rt. 1, a n d Senior at Rutland H i·g h School. He spent March 29·30 in Ce>lumbus at the Second Annual "Teen's for Christ Youth Confer· ence" at the Linden Church of Christ•. Wbiie · Lloyd L. SaYJ'e. Rev. and Mrs. Sayre, H.m:tord, . W. Va., r,ecelv· ed baaic training at Lacll:. land AFB, Texas, and II , n o w ll;l!loned at ~he~ ,( ' pard AFB, Texas. · ·• . ,. . ' . Utility Point .... eol. 1.98 Why drive miles looking for paint specials? You have 1pecials right here- 1n Pom· NEW YORK IUPII - Curtis Cokes of Dallas, Texas, has matched. with JOBe stable of ~"""II eroy Bend. . lor . a 1&-roWid naUonilly Hardware •lsed &ght el Sunrry·ll Picke!ll MASON, W; VA. r. . 12.5 ~-:· ' PHILCO Our ' cemeteries. ·Last d""ade he was a frequent guest and speaker on special occa· lions of the Drew Web· ater Poat No. 39, Ameri· can Legion. He was and remains well known for his strong stand again~t •. _ any kind of infiltration by communists in Amer· o!l'!caQ life. . eMr. Williams, assisted b I s wife, served as !peos.trna~ter for 12 years, to his retire\m;~~~t~lat~· ::ry 1951, he -il the Williams ~dk;OIII Co. for 19 years. •,He Ia, JlGW 1411'VlJJ& • ·- •r ., ilu!Idiahell, Findlay · t . 'L o• pelt..-ns,., C.lllflll 'JIIe on Dliplay · · -· ' I· ~ Only s R~frigerator .95 • -• Look at these features I • Trim Line Cabinet; fits like bullt•ln • Full-length Door Shelves; hold Milk cartons; egg rack ¥.! gal. • Full-width 53 lb. Freezer ·-:; . " 'It . '•~ '· " • Meat Locker, Chiller Drawer • Full-width Porcelain Crisper' holds 'llo bushel - - ' • Life Time Porcelain Interior • Wedgwoolt Blue & White Interior •' & ·. l14L:·==;;~~~ �. .. ~ 1 •· •1 Jln. Clll'l W. Hft!'l•l -«fi.&t lif Jllllud Mil ll:ttKIIIe Metbodlat Cburtlltl Iii .. ' SERMONETrE \ • Athletic Croup Will Ask For , , Fmanaal Help "'.,.IJilll FACES• JEldJSiiiLEM IIAike Jl:lt) I!! IIW tlmt of year when we hear • great deal tf\ll&ltlil, and about the Son of God, the_LOrd J Chrllt. Jerullltm was the center of worship for MA90N _ The Wahama Albthe Jews. and therefore anything importsnl..tbat !otic Boosters at their meellna • ""' • ~nq, conctrnlng the lynaJogue and the rell.-ous e • on Monday eveninl at the lfllh U ' n liillild haptH'II at Jeruaaj,m. Here wu wbere the School made addiHonal plano !l'JJIJile wa1 located, and Jerusalem was the town where eonctrning l banquet hohOring t~.l!ellllOUI lflden of..tbt day were concen~r~t~ldb ~~~ the Wlharna BlllkelbaU plarers, actlb'es, the Pbatlaeea and the sadductel a f cheerleaders and their parents. c.~ l )l~adtLUarten tbere. ~~q Jesus so meb~t t~:~~~;h:f t~! 'l'he dinntr was held Jaotlllgbt. ,,. that Jilt needs must "" tn Jerusa em Ollkey Howard, prtsldent, ap'" , Passli\'N. to pointed representatives to ap!i ~ . He also knew that people from far and near cam;uld pear before the Board of EdU· ~" ' Jerusalem to observe the passover season. Add ~e ;nine cation tn rew~ to financial .w _ believe that anythinl that wu to haftpen, c~ ~ t>lace usiatance tor purchalitll a · · ·• the Son of God, was to haptH'n at 1 me anbllut t be wHirii>ool hath ahd other ~uip. !.' ·:· where aU tbe p,eople would~~~~ i~~r::~~~ ~otto bide mont for the Athletic Dept. .. , - even~:" ef the day. ~he~s God went as was his duty Mr. 41owltd appointed a com· ,w our Ugbt, even:' th nUl f Gid mi&ht be accomplish· mfttee to work _with MilO Let~ .._.to Jerusalem w~ erfe th • LOw doJesus Christ mleht be com· Powell concemlDg the Alumru eil and the wor"' o e r banquet. On tho commlltM are • pleted. . . B bl b HI boyhood yearo Mrs. Catharine Reynokll, Mro. Jesus starte~ HJ~ lif~~td i~rl~& "t~e tl~e of His minis· James l!art, Mrs. Oakay How· were spent m • In and around Jerusalem and atd, Mro. Ch.rles Yooker. ·try, He spent muc me f d HI first miracle In Allendinl were Mrs. Jake also in Galilee.- t~su~ sfe~i~~~: the sresurreetion from Greer, Mrs. Forrest Hararaveo, Cana of Gahleei th a e of Jerusalem It seel11s that Mrs. Ben Rouoh, Mr. and Mn. . the gravt wu n e ar a h rea whe.re we can work John Scarbercy, Mrs. Lucille God ba• plared tlCb ~1 uts ino~t~l~ute to the IC:inedom in smith, Mr. and Mrs. 0 a key lht best, and we ne... 0 c Howard Gerald Rood, Mr 1. ,.J ~ ' tilt best way that we can. how are we James Hart, Mra. Cliarlel Yon· d 1 Je~u•::c::e~::~~~~e~r."~~~~;o~:l~81 they lead us ker. Coach John Grandstafl • ~~~QES CAPl'I!;D _ Memben of the ellis of 1988, Holm I!ChOOI of NllrlbiJ were capped IIi lmpre011e eetemonlea it Grice Meth... \ ,., , ~!S!f~t~ry or to defeat? On Palm sunlday, Je~usd en~~~~ Coach Lee Walilon._ ~ ch~~hFriday night The class was presented by Florence Brogan, scl_ence Ulstructor, aruf wete !lipped by Bl& Sisters. llr. Joa@jib Brady ~•11, ·· J aalem triumphantly. Many peop e crow e ar . dressed the class and Attorney John E. Halliday, nurllng school rolnilll Uee cH*Irman, prelided. Tllere _wastllfle attendanc_e it £be e!tetetlet. . I er:ee tblJ Son of God They spread palm branches m \li/ and a recepUon to honor the nurses was held In the church parlors. Nu nu belli& capped Included: l!'lrtlt row left to rtaht! Joy sr_-bllam, caro. ' '~1 s way. And even so. today many people w~l b".r~n West 0 13 I n M ers, Pat Lowre , Charlene McNaii, Judy Scurlock sara Yobu, and lliattbi Brown: Second row- Bennetta Clark;_Ciillllii! SrlddiC_k, _billie churches on Palm Sunday. and on Easter sun ay. e ~httl Sherrlaim Selrers, Donna Donley, Analee Hutchl11$0n, and Call!etOII Spell's. Thitd tow -ltay Cbotpl!nnlns, Jo~ AibWGttli, Phyllbl ~ Son of God 1tm bas power to attract people to His work win, Susan Jenldns. Kay Brown, Carol M~rllli, aftd Joyce Drummond. Foutth row - Nancy Casteel, Crella Priddy, Donna Baht, Sue Allens,. an~~~j~; !~~g:;:'d~~ ~~~'uthorlty. in wblcb b~ enter,t ~)a ~WS worth, Harriett Craft, Patty DaviS and MoUy ll'lemlnJ. · . ,. the Temple and cast out those that were buy Inc an~ •e · 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0~, April 8, 1863 . • inC The people needed to be reminded that the ~r: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Yerian ,occ... "' God. II the houle-<lf prayel'- ThiS IS not much f~~ ~~ a'hd fornlly of Joc~IIOII. Ohio, !lUNDAY ICHoOL LESSON Til£ WE~ ent fr6m ouur need today. We need-to thank G~ I""'" recent vlsitora with Mr. thurches ill_the community where we can come or pray· ond Mrs. Rley Fry. ~ . entcJV . et and for worship. .• e · 1 which many Mr. and Mro. Homer John!On Tueaday wu the day of contro~e~•Y tlawful to-tlve apent Saturday at Parkersburg. ,.,queotions were asked Je~~~ ~c: :~ ~~~ked concerning Mr. ond Mro. Bill Von Meter 8 lief Bllt1HDAV CLUJI M£ETII 'l'h Clifton Climberl 4-H club By Boy L. llmllll ~ ·- · tribute to Caesar We 'd"o ·not ~iled t~ ask this question, and f1mlly of H~bron spent the • The Birthday Clull met at the held~ 111 meetlnt Wedne!ilay, There 11 somethiDC jUst a bit comfOrtlne Iii the fact "-- the re-::;rectl~ntht certain of the resurrection , for Jesus weekend W:ith h1s brother • In· RENO. Nev. IUP:- Tht ~· home of Mrs. Homer M~y MatCh 21 at the Clifton Grldl that some Of the l!ltletel!t cUP1 of life cannot be rti!IIIV· for we o_,w. 0 BUI'rectlon ower. And we would . be· Ilaw and Siller, Mr. and Mrs. membered body of I orn<el' B II Wednesday eveninll March 27. llchOOI. ed. At Jeut on& was not removed even lor Jesus. . was the flrit 1n re d a~tborlty are given to Him . Ted stewart. On Saturday of· ioh oi,mp•• •k•er "'' round l'rl· Garnes were played and door Jt Is euy to think whell ~vtitytlllna 11 JOin wronr : ' )Jevfl, that now al~ Jlfh:e:;:n of silence, and Tbursday was ternoon the Stewart• and Van ooy mght '" her Reno apartment. ' prize was WI!" by Mrs. Jimmie 'l'he meeting opened with the thdt we are the \>iCtllh8 of life, that 116 Ollt else \as iver . W[-dnefiYl~hl thll day the upper rOom was Meters visited thtlf aunt!, Mro. Rono pollee chief F.lmor "rio· Halley. A dellc1ous lu""h wu oon• "Weot Virginia Boys and bad It so bard that Oocl (perbapl We call it "fAt•") hal 0 ~~ ~- over meal for Jesus and His dill· Jcie Miller and MrB. PanJy Fry coo called the slaying of Sonja served buffet style to the fol- Girls'' and wao followed by tho filled us the ay ' . made rfr,"Y . r e ·~· Lord Jeaua wll preparing the of l'iew Haven. McCukJO, 24, "tho moot brutal owin& M orHeien Archer, Mrs. 4-H pledge led by Jackie CoU. · cipl~·· n/1 bf th~~B~S ~biCh was to follow. We know Mr. ond M... George JOhn· murder I've ever lnveolipl>d." Carl Barnhart, Mrs. Frank llioe 'l'he devotionalo wore led ~y And most of Us are dilpoled to thlnlt that we have ·• d1se1ple1 or the he t of the week, and we would be· ;!Kln, M". Vernal Johnson, Mrs. Polico ooid the woman's head Mrs. Richard JIOI'inl, Mra. Sharon Brinker followed by riJhl to eJpecl that Uft Ia got~ to bt IOOd for us. By :1at happent 1 1 :•:In& tbla comill~ week and at ali i Homer Johnoon and Mrs. Leo- had been , ••.,.,.. and her IJOort Harry Osborne. Mrs. Dwtin 10111 "Tell Mo Why" by oil. that we mean, of courH, that life II to be taay on us. 1: ye that eV, -:r ho e our folth And our truat in the ,ter P'oreman spent Frlclay . in woo cut 0\ll. A foot had been cut Durst, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrl. The treasurer's report was l•v· · DlllJifOUI 01y1 l · '\w~'fvt~ 111 Hf put Hil faith in Qod the Father ·IPt. Pieaoant. The·ladiea ottend· off and poria of her toroo were Maurice Reed, Mrs. Jimmie en by aecrelar)' Linda CaD. 'l'he The Gospel of Mltlt from Which this week's Jesson l'>~!'-». . . ed the meat cook<!ry oe--•t stuffed In • nearby hope chost. Bailey and the hostess. Mra. thinp that were discuaaed were bAa been taken was tomposed just when the s t or m ' ·' the A9ptlochian !'ower AI!!IHI>r· Mi" Mccaok,., born In Elgin. Delbert LAte was unable to at· • partr ot lh~ New Haven Com· clouds were beginning to gather over tlie youna Chris. 1um in the afteri\OOn. · " -' Scotland, competed for GNOal Brit· tend due to Uineu, munity buildma, maklnl float, tlan Chureh. Peter, the old Galllean flshetman bad sur. Sunday Visitors ol Mr. And am m tho 1960 Winter Ol~mptcs at • metling 011 clemonalratloo, ond fered martyrdom And thOU8h \tie have bO hiS{ori~fli re. Mrs. vernal Johnlbn and family Squaw Valley, d Jiif. St.. had : OAIIDEN CLlJI MEETS tallta for ony one over 14 Yl\llrs cord of. the fact 'it mu~t be assumed that the Apostle were Mr. and Mr!. Gene Kauff. been worklnl In a Reno g•·ocery Mrs. Harry Osbdrne wos hoi· of •I• and hu been ill 4-H ftl Paul had met hiS death at th@ hands Of lt0'9.e. . Jackie, Linda and !heir Jrlend during tho week and •• a tk• m· test to the lliverview Garden yeon. . A terrible threat wu in the atr. ltome was never IIi· of Pomeroy. tlnlclor on nearoy ollde ll)OUntain Club for the March meeting,.... tratldns . were iven dined to deal gently with revolt or treaSlliJ, and t lie Mr. and Mr1. Carrell Manley on w..kends. slated by Mro. Jamet Buckle~. Demons B inket on .. to ChriltianB had lleeft maneuvered Into the plate that they and o.. Ann of Middleport vis· Pohce oald there were no im· 'l'he president.. Mro. Ernest ~ Shk.U:!'"Ma~gle call 011 "Milk~ were btlhl mad to appear to be eneJI'lies. Of the ':Empire, lied sunday with her graddpar- mediate mdicaliono of who com· ,Whitehead preSided over the . ~ • for Children," . and At least one purpose of the GOspel ot Mark waa to · ent., Mr. and MFA. George John. m•Ued the cr~me. business meeting. 'l'he roil cal mg oys · 011 "How To nerve the Christians to face up to -tbelr terrors, and even son. Tho Manieys had juot re-- Officer• said lhreo knNeo were wa• answered ny tho members Cheryl Burn~l .. Talka wer• to their dtath, with courageo and fortitude. The story of turnea from a trip to St. Pout, ohll ot<eklng '" the baek of the 1naming an "lntorootltlg Spot I Threodb a :h ro~· Brinker on Jesus' terrible .death is told Ill If to say, "If ~Oilr l:or_d Minn. loti, ohapely, hrown-haired iHave visited in Ohio." The pro- ~C!': 1 Yf 141.. Marllle Cal\ 011 could not escape death, hOW are you to hope for any Mr. and Mra. Vernal John· women, gram coMiste<l of colored slides .. n , 0 Wllfl 1 Child's Moth· escape? LOok hOlt he died - courageously, without oon. John and Oewonna v11tted Oll•cer• said ohe had h«!n di- of "Scenic Oh1o," ihOtm by Mts. ~!•nn.:ang !Ievert Burno on fllncl!idQ. That's the wAy you must dle--undrtid." Friday evening with Mr. and vorced ond wao the motile< or a Whitehead and narrated b~ ~~h 8 . A Partern,. No one joined the church in thoae da)'s with the hope i Mrs. Gerald Johnaon, Duane omail ciuld. A boby sitter who Mrs. Walter Brown. At the oosm1 "The 81· I" wao that It mitht jmprove their bUSiness chances, their SO> ! and Larry Lynn. Other villitors bad b..n toklng care of the child · ~lose of themeetlnl a laiad A poem on ere . • cialstandbilt, ot fhelr IOOd reputation. at tho Johnson home were Mr. coiled poli<e aller ohe " 1 ' un ' course was served to the abdve read by ,.cheryl Burna, 1 ~.ead The {)nllonn Sunda.r. School lt~&on far April 7: and Mrs. Darrell Northup and able to reach M"' McCask•e by Inamed and Mrs. Harold Massar, ltll on Breakfast Times, "JESUS. FULFILLS HIS MISSION," Mdrk 14:10 Gary of West Columbia. telephone. Mrs. Herman Grossnickle, Mro. John Wamsley, and 1 poe,. throug)l 15:41. . Mrs. Donald Lewis of Vienna Police found lhe front door "'IClermont Harris, Mrs. Car I "Shine Up With llrtakfast,t- The C)l1'1stian.s luieW full well whAt they Wete getting has returned to her home after her three-room southea.l Reno IBuckley,- Mrs. Clt.rleo HJldl. Elatne Cartwn&ht. The lllM Into, and It IIOmetlmi!B :1fl)eared as il they were ii!viting spendinl oeveral day, Wilt. her aparlment locked ond the back Jphrey, Mrs. Denver Weber, inl wa•lurned oVer to lhll•me mltl't)'tdom. This WAll nO because they enjoyed pam, but mother, Mn. JuUa Van Matte. door open . Officer• oaid she had Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. Donald leader Jennifer Van ~eter. because they_so !featly llil>teciated their aal\oatlon, that Mrs. Van Matre wu slllfetinM failed to show Up for work at the IMyers, Mrs. R. E. Wllliatlis, Weddinl of M,.s Mina Lewla even death did not deter them. . with the flu but Is now improv· gtocet')' f'rlday. Mr1. Lyle Balderson and a vi&- dau11bter of Mr. da~.!j'~"-_:n~ . l'lltb lltot .UmbreUa ed. !tor Billy Osborne. For the Ap- Le111ls and _Donal "'" • _ 'l'here is a les&oll here tluit needa to be _learnacl with Mr. and Mrl. Wilbur Van Ma· ~ril meelifli the club planned an Mr. 1nd Mrl. Jllrold Smllll, great care. _ There are IOIIIe thlhQ• that fpth cannot do Ire are announcln! the birth of UC W outlllg at Forked Rttn . Park to was sblerttnized ~IUrday fdr US. lt Is not an umbrella gllat.nteed to protect Ul their fourth child. a son, on observe wild nowers. InK March 30 II "a,rn·.; Win sgalnllt everrihing uhcomfortable, unpleasant, !noon. March 13, at the Pleasant Val· Clifton Meti!Odilt ur , Vfhlent. . ley Hospital. Pt. Pleaoant. 'l'he OCl the Rev. Holly ll<!noley ofllclat our world 11 just a-blt Uke a bulldme I viBitecl aome onto are jasper Hoschar of and Mrs. Charlel fttft. · 1n1. Carolln 8tllilb wa1 maid hoi time aeo. It was an enormous s!ru6\ire, de~i11ned to •~· university of Arizona. birlh and has heen named Jef· Mr. and Mrl. George Jones honor tind Buck Knapp was t e cot!lmoiiate two or three hundred tiJiatlta anil lt. waa • Sl!~ond Lt. Henry G. J B . and family of Columbus called est man. Other! •ttendlng ewr•lust tar enoup a!Oiill to td.ttlihl~itcitt. But 'a aien near 1 d b I fery Scott Maternal grandpar· McCullouf. 23, of Wau· ~~s:·~" G~~J'.~Je Spac~ Pt. Pieas~nt and Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mro. erry olltn on Mr. aMd Mrs. ChltlJ!I Rife Mrs. Vlrlinla _Smith, Mrl. Lao- he entrlnec! said, "YOu Vlslt .'hete Yli!lf Qwn riSk.'' ltegarl, Ilh, and his wife, Center in Maryland and A. a. Hoochar of Flat Rock. and daughters, Barbara a~d v•hlle at their farm here. . rene Lewis, £Iaine CartiWICill, our ·\vorld Ia 111 tlie proceilll of tillildli\i,, developinJ, Janet, formerly of Rut· the U. s. Army Electron· Paternal IP'Indrnother it Mrs. Sharon of Canal Wmches r Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rift Greg and Randy LeWio lllCI expartdln&, growtne. Alld It Ia !tnpouible -to ,Jive ln tbit land, are taking an active . I' v· Grounds in Jytia Van Maire opent • '"""nt Sunday with her and children of lltlnbury and Dorothy Blake. kind of a world without lncUl'tllll risks, •Ju•t 11 It wa• ~, Interest in keeplrul phy· ~rlz;~. 1Pn~ior to entering "-- - - - -·- - - - 111fther Mrs. Fay Wood who hf~ Miss Roberto Morrill Of Radel.iff A stork shower wu given tor lmfotllble to vlllt thlt hllf·filllsMil bUsbleJI block wltb· · aically fit while lieis sta· . been Ill with flu and e<_>mphco spent a recent Salllrday w1lh Mro. Det!N!r RoUsh Jr. at her ou taltlni 110me chances. · tioned at Kirtland AFB, ~~~a~:r. ~r;e·11Tr:e 1 \~~: and Loretta whO are Mr. 1t1t1 tono. Other Sunday vl11tors in· Mr. and Mr•. Cltarles Rife and home 011 March u with Mrl. A tl!k·l eh · world would be a tertlbly tame _alfa!r. N. M., 11 a tbeore~l W . h f Mrs. Hoiotn1er'o great IP'Ind· eluded Mr. and Mro. Raymond Larry. Blllla Miller, Mre. ll'IIUI Gtl- There woUld bello 24!d IIIIIYIIIII,If Oni t4ok no chanc•a, physicist in radiation re· ~~[la~d.·~~- 11 ;h~ ts~n !children. 'l'homao ond aon• of Athens, and Larry ltlfe opent Sunday with land and Mn. Dlllll Routh, •• fa~ no Ol!staeleil Knew- that evei'Ytl!lni wail -gotha to search with the Air F;cwce of the ltev . and Mrs. F. Harold lllake, Mrll! Vi•i•n [ Mrs. Freda Bowen, Beverly end Charles Yarbrough and family hd!lteslletl. OM111411 were ptayltl ~omll out ~n r~tht'llo nlllttet !lOW llupltlly we maiJllatl near Dexter. and ptiZI!tawatded. Cllkt, mlntl our !ilfaiH. · Speclll Weapons Center. D. McCullough of Wau· tubanko, and Jauehter, Jun. Burn. Lt. M~CulloUib , w ·b 0 kegan. nette, Mr. ond Mra.Otville Beverly Bowen opent sprin_c Mr. _and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife !If bacon crisps with dletiH, cof· 'l'he !ltlle :1a4 Wll r!llht when be sal~: o' I dlicardttl ~~~~~\.~~~~ ~~~:':n: · Janet McCullough is , Blake and Mr. and Mro. Er· 1 vacation wilh relatlvea. She " Carpenter Rt. I, spent Jl'rktly fee and punch ""re served to puz~e. "Thel'f'J IIIJJUn'Illlt If It'• tooeariy." • If d th the daughter of Mr . and \vln lllake of G1'1!onfleld, and employed at OU In Athens. ovenlnl with Mra. Fa)' Wood. the follOWing: ; · ' ,; · llHellpallle Ctljla . his w e jog aroun e Mrs. Andrew Wright of Mt. and Mrs. Eiden Blake Jr. Mh. Myrla Rife spent a few Mrs. 8toUa perry and Bob Mrs. Glll!l Smith, Mrs. Her· 'l'ltere ·18 ~metl\tillt very gerlot11 In the qUeatloll that '. ~~:Jsw~~~~; ~ 0 ~~:t:fi!: Main·at, Rutland She and ramily of Waohinaton C. H. dayo with Mro. Ethel Rife and 3tllith spent 1 weekend in Ken· man Grate, Mrl. Horner Jeffera rl.esln·ctillll~tloh With JesUI' app~lll that the cu_p mlllbt (. was a 1961 honor gradu· visited their father, ReV. Elden I!On. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rife lucky visiting relatives. Mrs. Waltl!r Blaka, Ml'l. Moille pis~ ft'om !Jtm. Only a lltile while Wfo~e he ha!l warned ' tion. He is a forter high ate from llutland Hi g b '[ Blake "ho hao been very ill. opent Sunday evening with them. l,lr . .Hershel JuaUee ca~ed on tr~•. Mr1. CharlH Kearn!, Ml'l his di~iples t!Jat theY might havt to ,dtlil~ ~f a cup that Mr. Herman Tribbett opent Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoff. Mr ahd Mrs. Charles R1fe rt-- Howard Johnson allll Mn, Ita Wll t~ ~~~~r fot them. And here lie lt -~ltina to lie eJI. jump and hurd e star at school and attended col· ~~~~-~elbe (l~~~\ve~ol);f~ lege In Tuscon, Arizona. ' Sunday with Mr. and Mro. Ro- man •nd oon. Steve, of Porn- cently. Welilnan, Mti. MUIOII ROUib, euled. . . · . . . . .. . . __ Janet met Lt. McCul· \bert Van Meter and family . eroy spent Wedneoday evening Ale 1\ontld 8. Rife of Etloll, Mra. Joil Hood~ Mrl. Red IUief · But the¥ mOlll.entlry feats, htlijt:mcle~~ IIJld tr~mlll· ~u~r~~~h d~~~~~~e~t- :ic; louah w hi 1 e attending Mrs. VIrginia Carter ond Karen with her P.arenLB. Mr. and Mrs spent Thursday with his par· Mrs. .BIJ~_!te':.,~· Mf-~: ::' 11)11 do ~otdlt'etprebient tiie!Jd!twto~..ot !Uf!~·l~~~iJrue.th~t master degree from t.ho college. and Sandra spent Sunday aft· CharleB Rife and Larry. -enls, the Chll. Riles. Gibbs, mn. --~ra "' ~ • -~esus a...e ,, o e ~xcU~· ,u ,. ..e. J . ,e¥~"e nect., ,ornoon with the Van Meters. Mrs. Ethel Radekln opent sev· • Burnie Bowen is staylnJ With Mro. Danny \{eliinpworJII,. Mtl. ill'y, _lie 4!1'111~ the cUp ,to IU eQ.. _ . and Mrs. Junior Holsihg· enl days with her daughter, Mr. hij grandmot!M!r Mn, Fay Wood Lollis Gillalld, Mrs, !!IIIIa, Mill: ·~- 1'ial!te II dlll,l b In tl'fl~l.tl1 aV,ojl4,r!~ l«iilal\iha b• 1erMrand ,CHARGE FILED son Paul Wayne spent and Mrs. Leolit Hofltnan •nd and dOlnl her choteo. et and Mra. DIIIAI llodi. . tote dah£er1 in IOiiklnf! doubtt fl.ille ' .. l. 'l'li.ele a~l NEW HAVEN _ The 0 hI o,, Sunday aftarnOIXI •t l'taeine Marlen&. Mr. and Mrs.Larry ' Mr. EMol')' Jthnsturi has been l!liJi\llng ~ IIIII wel'1! Lbcllli! .1011\J! Of _ilij!, ag~nte• clt11fl! Wblci! ~all lit!Vet ~•.a~oijled, with her pore~.ts, Mr. and G. Hoffman and aon have spent ill. Hartilpl!t Marie Smith, Hale! Thl)'>tre tllre l!x~rleneu t~t IJlje~t ,A'Ob .lnt)l tne )loocl, ,. St" !r has reported the arrtot l , ,. Mro. 1\us!ltil Clint who were lilt pa-' two w .. k, with them Mr. and Mta. Oe9rll• Saxton smith, L,~w Holf_man, ~n ~II· llld powe~~tl! e!W'acler.. , _. • '. ,'· 1 or Barbara Knight, 20, ~ e w News 1\ celebrat1n1 their weddinl ann!. while Lat11 recupo;rated from and daughter Debbie calied od llatnS, Tfll• HYf!Oll, Mary Pili-- -. "qtere ~ an 'o14 sayln1 on tbl ilelel\tlli J ·' Nothlhl .. A y..,ven, on a speed ~barge. She ' versary. a recent Ulne!S in Holzer Hos· IMrs. Daye canode of Carpi!!!' •1111, JM!IV tot:, : !liVer· FOil, ey~II'O~ wile~ the _SUD alwayt lllfP.el j1 iakes, f()m~ · ' ...... w•s c. ted to Gallipolis court.' I Donald Smith of Parkersburg pita!. Iter, Rt. I. ., . (.en& ,f'oJ<-._and Lol:• ·Ander.....- Of tilt cioUIII and tilt . .... mae •Ja.... prodlRI!ve, A conviction 111 Gaiilpolla court Those visilinl Mr. and Mrl. visited Sunday with hla grl!'d· Mr. a!Jd t.!rt. George Bever· Mr. lind Mrt. 0 , M, Rift sponl Cbti11 llqiltle of Mlllliteptt~ ~ntl'lt talt:~ I cefblb llnOullt Of tl•k to d)a!J:e a tile ma~ be Don id J .d I Alva Holllnler lltln4ay were porenll, Mr. on~ Mrs. Frank idge and sOil 01 Athens spent I Sunday evenlhs wltli Mr. and visited Mrs 1 Ilelil! Kelly lllld nltlcent. , ,h. • . • t•a• en . a · 1 "" · 23 'IMr. and Mra. Rdberl Webb and Barker. ~unday wllh her parents, Mr. IMrs. George Saxton lllCI faOII-IIilllfiy ·llunQay. _ , · -It, !IUiht' tO ....t,..ui'IDC!I! to Ul, ln the bout 1 !{eedSVJiie, fmed $5 rot no muff· tdaughters, Myra LClu and The Young People of the , ly. · . , , Mrs . . Ciitl WIU~ •Jalild when w~."ti-11' , f~ IlDDie bitter cup, to knoojp ter. Potroiman 0. E. Carpo!n· Laura, Mr. and Mre. Rus~eli tden IJnlted Brethren church Holllillet, 'Ronrile l!o)slnger, · • .. MrS . • Mable _Me~..:.'-~ 'tblt Jesu~ clrlllk tbe ~ ol ~II, Ul!t- ~JIIe lbroUJl . · .· . · ~~ apoke to driver eoucatlon llolsinpr end Janic:e, Juclr! atttndod an onnuol-YPMIIIIHio PiiiU 1101•1111tr, Dollil I!Olallti(· Carol JHft Peltn •lltl _child• Mr. anil ~· !IGWaru. ""'"~.· ,ll'lbtn=bllltl• icda8ses at Rutland and Racine Rusty, Grace, Junior, J>au ing in Logan. er, Debbie Sanders, Brenda Hoi- ren, Lots Jean Jlnil Stev1e, of at Pt. f~•~llll)l Suno!ay. , 1 (Co _ li61 ·lty tile .!Jivlilon Qf ChrlsUan Educi- . Hjgh school• Friday. There 'Wayne Holsinger, Frances, car- The Young People were. Con- .slnger, Mr~, Nina Sanders, Mr. ·f.aurel Cliff, . Pome~, viRlted . t.Iri. Cline Erw1n, ~ Side, ~~1 .-:;alilmll"~: ~ ~~ vt, c:bliat 1D till were 42 students who heard ol, Connie and Roger -Holsinger nle H-ls_inger, Mi" Jar- t. ~o~ ~ ·~ Mrs. Win Hol~11er ~nd Mr. aqd Mta. BeniDD _Blake, C!!I - •. Mond~ ~~~ •-~ -,l"'Pitltll;i~ : ~ < • 1 ;]tl, ··, .,, ·, illf-lllb"" hilbwey wety, and Larry llolaiD11er and Debra singer. SheUa Blake, l!bilton Mra. F,~nole_ JolinBO!Ji . . . . Sun~aN. · .. l ~· fl!ll,t~ ~*! llimliJil,; . ~ '" """ · 1 ' . ~-~ -"' 'If ~ : · · ·...... ~---~·-· ······-- .... ·'~' '""~ -~~-·>~....,.·"'·,;J- .. ~ .......or~~-,;;ws-7""P~~·~,..· ;.;;,..~·. ,.,.. . ""''''·.f'- ;:.), , , . .., , . ,' ·'' . ~~ ~ • ', :t' ·;~~;. ;.,' t. · '"~··.' ·w t "'' . ;..··~~· ff t:t 1 !t :'ti C lomb' S • 1N Brutal Murder Reedsville Spurs probe Socrety • Jtems Of L dy Sk" Clifton News, Events . or - Cups Cannot B R • Some ed ol i, .~ r J. D. 40 TRACTOR 1 Jw Dressers. I P&ARL STRiiliT RACINE, 0. WY 2·2176 I POMEROY .\ Mfmt Sez: PIANOS •*UILITZII eiALDWIN aftd OTHII FAMOUl ·~ I 11 --=========: . ' Ed en 11 1 , :. 1 Society They Cc-me from Miles ,,;·:;' ' Around to OU( Big, Party . JBB8rlVAL Your Cholet of A ltemlntton Addlnt Machine or Typewriter • • , .. '.:. l on'. All Spring Sp$cials Sale Through April or. As .Long As Supply Lasts ! I - When You Purchase A ',· 'L'1,u.· Jf f .. ., . -~New Shop & Register Til9 Tonig·h t Holland Baler ~ ' ''I J .~ I') ol ' . . • "Sure Sign of Quality'' . Open 24 Noun Daily- WE NEVER «OSE TIL 9:00 P& ·*Field _$eecis *Seed Corn *F~RnLIZER , I .~ ! 1 """"'·~•><~---:-~--· -·# -~·" .~_....- .-;'. ., _-.. . . ,. ----- ,.,. ~ ~ ,._.,. "',.. . . . ... .f"l--r ~ .. ~ ~ ,-# ' # ~ .,. . . . t ,. 1 " .... '· !,{·· 'f\'., ",. •• l lf! ~ • • 11< ' ; .. •;•· ~~<•~~..,...,.;,:,,.,A,"J',P.tc~~··"·"·"''-"'•~""'-''0.~1":·~~·-ll::••~·•.ot•oi,:t·~ or-•~_ff'--..-:'1:-<1'·•-i;_.,.~ ..•-~-•·t. • Towa &eo..n, .Sttn ---~~----~---M------ . ![~. ,... Super Service Station-WY 2-9932 WE GIVE TV STAMPS!! ' l Reglsllr For All PIIN At Hlfhttt Wty •. , lowtSt Prkes *FARM SUP~UES . REGISTER AT THE •NOW OP£N FREE - FREE ·•• FREE • ... .Tin .......,--. ~ · "· ' . . . <t "An~Cir'' Pattn Tall16 tz. Water Glasu. With Purchne ••• nne ·Y.u ll!f 1 11... ,.. tlich ttnie You purch... 10 t•llon• ef , ... or ~ or 1 •mWnetlen oU oha.._. anti lube I•· M . .;: ., '\ . ... -·t~-·-- . BRANDS ... •t. 11 Co. R~ Mift• Gel!f'•l HWpltal PHONE WI 9·3202 r: S •a1 News Mei~quipment MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. % k heat --........ With Plows, Cultivator and Side Lt;J 8 A.t( .to ·f:!.M.. (6 Dcly•.A:Wek) �. .. ~ 1 •· •1 Jln. Clll'l W. Hft!'l•l -«fi.&t lif Jllllud Mil ll:ttKIIIe Metbodlat Cburtlltl Iii .. ' SERMONETrE \ • Athletic Croup Will Ask For , , Fmanaal Help "'.,.IJilll FACES• JEldJSiiiLEM IIAike Jl:lt) I!! IIW tlmt of year when we hear • great deal tf\ll&ltlil, and about the Son of God, the_LOrd J Chrllt. Jerullltm was the center of worship for MA90N _ The Wahama Albthe Jews. and therefore anything importsnl..tbat !otic Boosters at their meellna • ""' • ~nq, conctrnlng the lynaJogue and the rell.-ous e • on Monday eveninl at the lfllh U ' n liillild haptH'II at Jeruaaj,m. Here wu wbere the School made addiHonal plano !l'JJIJile wa1 located, and Jerusalem was the town where eonctrning l banquet hohOring t~.l!ellllOUI lflden of..tbt day were concen~r~t~ldb ~~~ the Wlharna BlllkelbaU plarers, actlb'es, the Pbatlaeea and the sadductel a f cheerleaders and their parents. c.~ l )l~adtLUarten tbere. ~~q Jesus so meb~t t~:~~~;h:f t~! 'l'he dinntr was held Jaotlllgbt. ,,. that Jilt needs must "" tn Jerusa em Ollkey Howard, prtsldent, ap'" , Passli\'N. to pointed representatives to ap!i ~ . He also knew that people from far and near cam;uld pear before the Board of EdU· ~" ' Jerusalem to observe the passover season. Add ~e ;nine cation tn rew~ to financial .w _ believe that anythinl that wu to haftpen, c~ ~ t>lace usiatance tor purchalitll a · · ·• the Son of God, was to haptH'n at 1 me anbllut t be wHirii>ool hath ahd other ~uip. !.' ·:· where aU tbe p,eople would~~~~ i~~r::~~~ ~otto bide mont for the Athletic Dept. .. , - even~:" ef the day. ~he~s God went as was his duty Mr. 41owltd appointed a com· ,w our Ugbt, even:' th nUl f Gid mi&ht be accomplish· mfttee to work _with MilO Let~ .._.to Jerusalem w~ erfe th • LOw doJesus Christ mleht be com· Powell concemlDg the Alumru eil and the wor"' o e r banquet. On tho commlltM are • pleted. . . B bl b HI boyhood yearo Mrs. Catharine Reynokll, Mro. Jesus starte~ HJ~ lif~~td i~rl~& "t~e tl~e of His minis· James l!art, Mrs. Oakay How· were spent m • In and around Jerusalem and atd, Mro. Ch.rles Yooker. ·try, He spent muc me f d HI first miracle In Allendinl were Mrs. Jake also in Galilee.- t~su~ sfe~i~~~: the sresurreetion from Greer, Mrs. Forrest Hararaveo, Cana of Gahleei th a e of Jerusalem It seel11s that Mrs. Ben Rouoh, Mr. and Mn. . the gravt wu n e ar a h rea whe.re we can work John Scarbercy, Mrs. Lucille God ba• plared tlCb ~1 uts ino~t~l~ute to the IC:inedom in smith, Mr. and Mrs. 0 a key lht best, and we ne... 0 c Howard Gerald Rood, Mr 1. ,.J ~ ' tilt best way that we can. how are we James Hart, Mra. Cliarlel Yon· d 1 Je~u•::c::e~::~~~~e~r."~~~~;o~:l~81 they lead us ker. Coach John Grandstafl • ~~~QES CAPl'I!;D _ Memben of the ellis of 1988, Holm I!ChOOI of NllrlbiJ were capped IIi lmpre011e eetemonlea it Grice Meth... \ ,., , ~!S!f~t~ry or to defeat? On Palm sunlday, Je~usd en~~~~ Coach Lee Walilon._ ~ ch~~hFriday night The class was presented by Florence Brogan, scl_ence Ulstructor, aruf wete !lipped by Bl& Sisters. llr. Joa@jib Brady ~•11, ·· J aalem triumphantly. Many peop e crow e ar . dressed the class and Attorney John E. Halliday, nurllng school rolnilll Uee cH*Irman, prelided. Tllere _wastllfle attendanc_e it £be e!tetetlet. . I er:ee tblJ Son of God They spread palm branches m \li/ and a recepUon to honor the nurses was held In the church parlors. Nu nu belli& capped Included: l!'lrtlt row left to rtaht! Joy sr_-bllam, caro. ' '~1 s way. And even so. today many people w~l b".r~n West 0 13 I n M ers, Pat Lowre , Charlene McNaii, Judy Scurlock sara Yobu, and lliattbi Brown: Second row- Bennetta Clark;_Ciillllii! SrlddiC_k, _billie churches on Palm Sunday. and on Easter sun ay. e ~httl Sherrlaim Selrers, Donna Donley, Analee Hutchl11$0n, and Call!etOII Spell's. Thitd tow -ltay Cbotpl!nnlns, Jo~ AibWGttli, Phyllbl ~ Son of God 1tm bas power to attract people to His work win, Susan Jenldns. Kay Brown, Carol M~rllli, aftd Joyce Drummond. Foutth row - Nancy Casteel, Crella Priddy, Donna Baht, Sue Allens,. an~~~j~; !~~g:;:'d~~ ~~~'uthorlty. in wblcb b~ enter,t ~)a ~WS worth, Harriett Craft, Patty DaviS and MoUy ll'lemlnJ. · . ,. the Temple and cast out those that were buy Inc an~ •e · 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0~, April 8, 1863 . • inC The people needed to be reminded that the ~r: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Yerian ,occ... "' God. II the houle-<lf prayel'- ThiS IS not much f~~ ~~ a'hd fornlly of Joc~IIOII. Ohio, !lUNDAY ICHoOL LESSON Til£ WE~ ent fr6m ouur need today. We need-to thank G~ I""'" recent vlsitora with Mr. thurches ill_the community where we can come or pray· ond Mrs. Rley Fry. ~ . entcJV . et and for worship. .• e · 1 which many Mr. and Mro. Homer John!On Tueaday wu the day of contro~e~•Y tlawful to-tlve apent Saturday at Parkersburg. ,.,queotions were asked Je~~~ ~c: :~ ~~~ked concerning Mr. ond Mro. Bill Von Meter 8 lief Bllt1HDAV CLUJI M£ETII 'l'h Clifton Climberl 4-H club By Boy L. llmllll ~ ·- · tribute to Caesar We 'd"o ·not ~iled t~ ask this question, and f1mlly of H~bron spent the • The Birthday Clull met at the held~ 111 meetlnt Wedne!ilay, There 11 somethiDC jUst a bit comfOrtlne Iii the fact "-- the re-::;rectl~ntht certain of the resurrection , for Jesus weekend W:ith h1s brother • In· RENO. Nev. IUP:- Tht ~· home of Mrs. Homer M~y MatCh 21 at the Clifton Grldl that some Of the l!ltletel!t cUP1 of life cannot be rti!IIIV· for we o_,w. 0 BUI'rectlon ower. And we would . be· Ilaw and Siller, Mr. and Mrs. membered body of I orn<el' B II Wednesday eveninll March 27. llchOOI. ed. At Jeut on& was not removed even lor Jesus. . was the flrit 1n re d a~tborlty are given to Him . Ted stewart. On Saturday of· ioh oi,mp•• •k•er "'' round l'rl· Garnes were played and door Jt Is euy to think whell ~vtitytlllna 11 JOin wronr : ' )Jevfl, that now al~ Jlfh:e:;:n of silence, and Tbursday was ternoon the Stewart• and Van ooy mght '" her Reno apartment. ' prize was WI!" by Mrs. Jimmie 'l'he meeting opened with the thdt we are the \>iCtllh8 of life, that 116 Ollt else \as iver . W[-dnefiYl~hl thll day the upper rOom was Meters visited thtlf aunt!, Mro. Rono pollee chief F.lmor "rio· Halley. A dellc1ous lu""h wu oon• "Weot Virginia Boys and bad It so bard that Oocl (perbapl We call it "fAt•") hal 0 ~~ ~- over meal for Jesus and His dill· Jcie Miller and MrB. PanJy Fry coo called the slaying of Sonja served buffet style to the fol- Girls'' and wao followed by tho filled us the ay ' . made rfr,"Y . r e ·~· Lord Jeaua wll preparing the of l'iew Haven. McCukJO, 24, "tho moot brutal owin& M orHeien Archer, Mrs. 4-H pledge led by Jackie CoU. · cipl~·· n/1 bf th~~B~S ~biCh was to follow. We know Mr. ond M... George JOhn· murder I've ever lnveolipl>d." Carl Barnhart, Mrs. Frank llioe 'l'he devotionalo wore led ~y And most of Us are dilpoled to thlnlt that we have ·• d1se1ple1 or the he t of the week, and we would be· ;!Kln, M". Vernal Johnson, Mrs. Polico ooid the woman's head Mrs. Richard JIOI'inl, Mra. Sharon Brinker followed by riJhl to eJpecl that Uft Ia got~ to bt IOOd for us. By :1at happent 1 1 :•:In& tbla comill~ week and at ali i Homer Johnoon and Mrs. Leo- had been , ••.,.,.. and her IJOort Harry Osborne. Mrs. Dwtin 10111 "Tell Mo Why" by oil. that we mean, of courH, that life II to be taay on us. 1: ye that eV, -:r ho e our folth And our truat in the ,ter P'oreman spent Frlclay . in woo cut 0\ll. A foot had been cut Durst, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrl. The treasurer's report was l•v· · DlllJifOUI 01y1 l · '\w~'fvt~ 111 Hf put Hil faith in Qod the Father ·IPt. Pieaoant. The·ladiea ottend· off and poria of her toroo were Maurice Reed, Mrs. Jimmie en by aecrelar)' Linda CaD. 'l'he The Gospel of Mltlt from Which this week's Jesson l'>~!'-». . . ed the meat cook<!ry oe--•t stuffed In • nearby hope chost. Bailey and the hostess. Mra. thinp that were discuaaed were bAa been taken was tomposed just when the s t or m ' ·' the A9ptlochian !'ower AI!!IHI>r· Mi" Mccaok,., born In Elgin. Delbert LAte was unable to at· • partr ot lh~ New Haven Com· clouds were beginning to gather over tlie youna Chris. 1um in the afteri\OOn. · " -' Scotland, competed for GNOal Brit· tend due to Uineu, munity buildma, maklnl float, tlan Chureh. Peter, the old Galllean flshetman bad sur. Sunday Visitors ol Mr. And am m tho 1960 Winter Ol~mptcs at • metling 011 clemonalratloo, ond fered martyrdom And thOU8h \tie have bO hiS{ori~fli re. Mrs. vernal Johnlbn and family Squaw Valley, d Jiif. St.. had : OAIIDEN CLlJI MEETS tallta for ony one over 14 Yl\llrs cord of. the fact 'it mu~t be assumed that the Apostle were Mr. and Mr!. Gene Kauff. been worklnl In a Reno g•·ocery Mrs. Harry Osbdrne wos hoi· of •I• and hu been ill 4-H ftl Paul had met hiS death at th@ hands Of lt0'9.e. . Jackie, Linda and !heir Jrlend during tho week and •• a tk• m· test to the lliverview Garden yeon. . A terrible threat wu in the atr. ltome was never IIi· of Pomeroy. tlnlclor on nearoy ollde ll)OUntain Club for the March meeting,.... tratldns . were iven dined to deal gently with revolt or treaSlliJ, and t lie Mr. and Mr1. Carrell Manley on w..kends. slated by Mro. Jamet Buckle~. Demons B inket on .. to ChriltianB had lleeft maneuvered Into the plate that they and o.. Ann of Middleport vis· Pohce oald there were no im· 'l'he president.. Mro. Ernest ~ Shk.U:!'"Ma~gle call 011 "Milk~ were btlhl mad to appear to be eneJI'lies. Of the ':Empire, lied sunday with her graddpar- mediate mdicaliono of who com· ,Whitehead preSided over the . ~ • for Children," . and At least one purpose of the GOspel ot Mark waa to · ent., Mr. and MFA. George John. m•Ued the cr~me. business meeting. 'l'he roil cal mg oys · 011 "How To nerve the Christians to face up to -tbelr terrors, and even son. Tho Manieys had juot re-- Officer• said lhreo knNeo were wa• answered ny tho members Cheryl Burn~l .. Talka wer• to their dtath, with courageo and fortitude. The story of turnea from a trip to St. Pout, ohll ot<eklng '" the baek of the 1naming an "lntorootltlg Spot I Threodb a :h ro~· Brinker on Jesus' terrible .death is told Ill If to say, "If ~Oilr l:or_d Minn. loti, ohapely, hrown-haired iHave visited in Ohio." The pro- ~C!': 1 Yf 141.. Marllle Cal\ 011 could not escape death, hOW are you to hope for any Mr. and Mra. Vernal John· women, gram coMiste<l of colored slides .. n , 0 Wllfl 1 Child's Moth· escape? LOok hOlt he died - courageously, without oon. John and Oewonna v11tted Oll•cer• said ohe had h«!n di- of "Scenic Oh1o," ihOtm by Mts. ~!•nn.:ang !Ievert Burno on fllncl!idQ. That's the wAy you must dle--undrtid." Friday evening with Mr. and vorced ond wao the motile< or a Whitehead and narrated b~ ~~h 8 . A Partern,. No one joined the church in thoae da)'s with the hope i Mrs. Gerald Johnaon, Duane omail ciuld. A boby sitter who Mrs. Walter Brown. At the oosm1 "The 81· I" wao that It mitht jmprove their bUSiness chances, their SO> ! and Larry Lynn. Other villitors bad b..n toklng care of the child · ~lose of themeetlnl a laiad A poem on ere . • cialstandbilt, ot fhelr IOOd reputation. at tho Johnson home were Mr. coiled poli<e aller ohe " 1 ' un ' course was served to the abdve read by ,.cheryl Burna, 1 ~.ead The {)nllonn Sunda.r. School lt~&on far April 7: and Mrs. Darrell Northup and able to reach M"' McCask•e by Inamed and Mrs. Harold Massar, ltll on Breakfast Times, "JESUS. FULFILLS HIS MISSION," Mdrk 14:10 Gary of West Columbia. telephone. Mrs. Herman Grossnickle, Mro. John Wamsley, and 1 poe,. throug)l 15:41. . Mrs. Donald Lewis of Vienna Police found lhe front door "'IClermont Harris, Mrs. Car I "Shine Up With llrtakfast,t- The C)l1'1stian.s luieW full well whAt they Wete getting has returned to her home after her three-room southea.l Reno IBuckley,- Mrs. Clt.rleo HJldl. Elatne Cartwn&ht. The lllM Into, and It IIOmetlmi!B :1fl)eared as il they were ii!viting spendinl oeveral day, Wilt. her aparlment locked ond the back Jphrey, Mrs. Denver Weber, inl wa•lurned oVer to lhll•me mltl't)'tdom. This WAll nO because they enjoyed pam, but mother, Mn. JuUa Van Matte. door open . Officer• oaid she had Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. Donald leader Jennifer Van ~eter. because they_so !featly llil>teciated their aal\oatlon, that Mrs. Van Matre wu slllfetinM failed to show Up for work at the IMyers, Mrs. R. E. Wllliatlis, Weddinl of M,.s Mina Lewla even death did not deter them. . with the flu but Is now improv· gtocet')' f'rlday. Mr1. Lyle Balderson and a vi&- dau11bter of Mr. da~.!j'~"-_:n~ . l'lltb lltot .UmbreUa ed. !tor Billy Osborne. For the Ap- Le111ls and _Donal "'" • _ 'l'here is a les&oll here tluit needa to be _learnacl with Mr. and Mrl. Wilbur Van Ma· ~ril meelifli the club planned an Mr. 1nd Mrl. Jllrold Smllll, great care. _ There are IOIIIe thlhQ• that fpth cannot do Ire are announcln! the birth of UC W outlllg at Forked Rttn . Park to was sblerttnized ~IUrday fdr US. lt Is not an umbrella gllat.nteed to protect Ul their fourth child. a son, on observe wild nowers. InK March 30 II "a,rn·.; Win sgalnllt everrihing uhcomfortable, unpleasant, !noon. March 13, at the Pleasant Val· Clifton Meti!Odilt ur , Vfhlent. . ley Hospital. Pt. Pleaoant. 'l'he OCl the Rev. Holly ll<!noley ofllclat our world 11 just a-blt Uke a bulldme I viBitecl aome onto are jasper Hoschar of and Mrs. Charlel fttft. · 1n1. Carolln 8tllilb wa1 maid hoi time aeo. It was an enormous s!ru6\ire, de~i11ned to •~· university of Arizona. birlh and has heen named Jef· Mr. and Mrl. George Jones honor tind Buck Knapp was t e cot!lmoiiate two or three hundred tiJiatlta anil lt. waa • Sl!~ond Lt. Henry G. J B . and family of Columbus called est man. Other! •ttendlng ewr•lust tar enoup a!Oiill to td.ttlihl~itcitt. But 'a aien near 1 d b I fery Scott Maternal grandpar· McCullouf. 23, of Wau· ~~s:·~" G~~J'.~Je Spac~ Pt. Pieas~nt and Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mro. erry olltn on Mr. aMd Mrs. ChltlJ!I Rife Mrs. Vlrlinla _Smith, Mrl. Lao- he entrlnec! said, "YOu Vlslt .'hete Yli!lf Qwn riSk.'' ltegarl, Ilh, and his wife, Center in Maryland and A. a. Hoochar of Flat Rock. and daughters, Barbara a~d v•hlle at their farm here. . rene Lewis, £Iaine CartiWICill, our ·\vorld Ia 111 tlie proceilll of tillildli\i,, developinJ, Janet, formerly of Rut· the U. s. Army Electron· Paternal IP'Indrnother it Mrs. Sharon of Canal Wmches r Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rift Greg and Randy LeWio lllCI expartdln&, growtne. Alld It Ia !tnpouible -to ,Jive ln tbit land, are taking an active . I' v· Grounds in Jytia Van Maire opent • '"""nt Sunday with her and children of lltlnbury and Dorothy Blake. kind of a world without lncUl'tllll risks, •Ju•t 11 It wa• ~, Interest in keeplrul phy· ~rlz;~. 1Pn~ior to entering "-- - - - -·- - - - 111fther Mrs. Fay Wood who hf~ Miss Roberto Morrill Of Radel.iff A stork shower wu given tor lmfotllble to vlllt thlt hllf·filllsMil bUsbleJI block wltb· · aically fit while lieis sta· . been Ill with flu and e<_>mphco spent a recent Salllrday w1lh Mro. Det!N!r RoUsh Jr. at her ou taltlni 110me chances. · tioned at Kirtland AFB, ~~~a~:r. ~r;e·11Tr:e 1 \~~: and Loretta whO are Mr. 1t1t1 tono. Other Sunday vl11tors in· Mr. and Mr•. Cltarles Rife and home 011 March u with Mrl. A tl!k·l eh · world would be a tertlbly tame _alfa!r. N. M., 11 a tbeore~l W . h f Mrs. Hoiotn1er'o great IP'Ind· eluded Mr. and Mro. Raymond Larry. Blllla Miller, Mre. ll'IIUI Gtl- There woUld bello 24!d IIIIIYIIIII,If Oni t4ok no chanc•a, physicist in radiation re· ~~[la~d.·~~- 11 ;h~ ts~n !children. 'l'homao ond aon• of Athens, and Larry ltlfe opent Sunday with land and Mn. Dlllll Routh, •• fa~ no Ol!staeleil Knew- that evei'Ytl!lni wail -gotha to search with the Air F;cwce of the ltev . and Mrs. F. Harold lllake, Mrll! Vi•i•n [ Mrs. Freda Bowen, Beverly end Charles Yarbrough and family hd!lteslletl. OM111411 were ptayltl ~omll out ~n r~tht'llo nlllttet !lOW llupltlly we maiJllatl near Dexter. and ptiZI!tawatded. Cllkt, mlntl our !ilfaiH. · Speclll Weapons Center. D. McCullough of Wau· tubanko, and Jauehter, Jun. Burn. Lt. M~CulloUib , w ·b 0 kegan. nette, Mr. ond Mra.Otville Beverly Bowen opent sprin_c Mr. _and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife !If bacon crisps with dletiH, cof· 'l'he !ltlle :1a4 Wll r!llht when be sal~: o' I dlicardttl ~~~~~\.~~~~ ~~~:':n: · Janet McCullough is , Blake and Mr. and Mro. Er· 1 vacation wilh relatlvea. She " Carpenter Rt. I, spent Jl'rktly fee and punch ""re served to puz~e. "Thel'f'J IIIJJUn'Illlt If It'• tooeariy." • If d th the daughter of Mr . and \vln lllake of G1'1!onfleld, and employed at OU In Athens. ovenlnl with Mra. Fa)' Wood. the follOWing: ; · ' ,; · llHellpallle Ctljla . his w e jog aroun e Mrs. Andrew Wright of Mt. and Mrs. Eiden Blake Jr. Mh. Myrla Rife spent a few Mrs. 8toUa perry and Bob Mrs. Glll!l Smith, Mrs. Her· 'l'ltere ·18 ~metl\tillt very gerlot11 In the qUeatloll that '. ~~:Jsw~~~~; ~ 0 ~~:t:fi!: Main·at, Rutland She and ramily of Waohinaton C. H. dayo with Mro. Ethel Rife and 3tllith spent 1 weekend in Ken· man Grate, Mrl. Horner Jeffera rl.esln·ctillll~tloh With JesUI' app~lll that the cu_p mlllbt (. was a 1961 honor gradu· visited their father, ReV. Elden I!On. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rife lucky visiting relatives. Mrs. Waltl!r Blaka, Ml'l. Moille pis~ ft'om !Jtm. Only a lltile while Wfo~e he ha!l warned ' tion. He is a forter high ate from llutland Hi g b '[ Blake "ho hao been very ill. opent Sunday evening with them. l,lr . .Hershel JuaUee ca~ed on tr~•. Mr1. CharlH Kearn!, Ml'l his di~iples t!Jat theY might havt to ,dtlil~ ~f a cup that Mr. Herman Tribbett opent Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoff. Mr ahd Mrs. Charles R1fe rt-- Howard Johnson allll Mn, Ita Wll t~ ~~~~r fot them. And here lie lt -~ltina to lie eJI. jump and hurd e star at school and attended col· ~~~~-~elbe (l~~~\ve~ol);f~ lege In Tuscon, Arizona. ' Sunday with Mr. and Mro. Ro- man •nd oon. Steve, of Porn- cently. Welilnan, Mti. MUIOII ROUib, euled. . . · . . . . .. . . __ Janet met Lt. McCul· \bert Van Meter and family . eroy spent Wedneoday evening Ale 1\ontld 8. Rife of Etloll, Mra. Joil Hood~ Mrl. Red IUief · But the¥ mOlll.entlry feats, htlijt:mcle~~ IIJld tr~mlll· ~u~r~~~h d~~~~~~e~t- :ic; louah w hi 1 e attending Mrs. VIrginia Carter ond Karen with her P.arenLB. Mr. and Mrs spent Thursday with his par· Mrs. .BIJ~_!te':.,~· Mf-~: ::' 11)11 do ~otdlt'etprebient tiie!Jd!twto~..ot !Uf!~·l~~~iJrue.th~t master degree from t.ho college. and Sandra spent Sunday aft· CharleB Rife and Larry. -enls, the Chll. Riles. Gibbs, mn. --~ra "' ~ • -~esus a...e ,, o e ~xcU~· ,u ,. ..e. J . ,e¥~"e nect., ,ornoon with the Van Meters. Mrs. Ethel Radekln opent sev· • Burnie Bowen is staylnJ With Mro. Danny \{eliinpworJII,. Mtl. ill'y, _lie 4!1'111~ the cUp ,to IU eQ.. _ . and Mrs. Junior Holsihg· enl days with her daughter, Mr. hij grandmot!M!r Mn, Fay Wood Lollis Gillalld, Mrs, !!IIIIa, Mill: ·~- 1'ial!te II dlll,l b In tl'fl~l.tl1 aV,ojl4,r!~ l«iilal\iha b• 1erMrand ,CHARGE FILED son Paul Wayne spent and Mrs. Leolit Hofltnan •nd and dOlnl her choteo. et and Mra. DIIIAI llodi. . tote dah£er1 in IOiiklnf! doubtt fl.ille ' .. l. 'l'li.ele a~l NEW HAVEN _ The 0 hI o,, Sunday aftarnOIXI •t l'taeine Marlen&. Mr. and Mrs.Larry ' Mr. EMol')' Jthnsturi has been l!liJi\llng ~ IIIII wel'1! Lbcllli! .1011\J! Of _ilij!, ag~nte• clt11fl! Wblci! ~all lit!Vet ~•.a~oijled, with her pore~.ts, Mr. and G. Hoffman and aon have spent ill. Hartilpl!t Marie Smith, Hale! Thl)'>tre tllre l!x~rleneu t~t IJlje~t ,A'Ob .lnt)l tne )loocl, ,. St" !r has reported the arrtot l , ,. Mro. 1\us!ltil Clint who were lilt pa-' two w .. k, with them Mr. and Mta. Oe9rll• Saxton smith, L,~w Holf_man, ~n ~II· llld powe~~tl! e!W'acler.. , _. • '. ,'· 1 or Barbara Knight, 20, ~ e w News 1\ celebrat1n1 their weddinl ann!. while Lat11 recupo;rated from and daughter Debbie calied od llatnS, Tfll• HYf!Oll, Mary Pili-- -. "qtere ~ an 'o14 sayln1 on tbl ilelel\tlli J ·' Nothlhl .. A y..,ven, on a speed ~barge. She ' versary. a recent Ulne!S in Holzer Hos· IMrs. Daye canode of Carpi!!!' •1111, JM!IV tot:, : !liVer· FOil, ey~II'O~ wile~ the _SUD alwayt lllfP.el j1 iakes, f()m~ · ' ...... w•s c. ted to Gallipolis court.' I Donald Smith of Parkersburg pita!. Iter, Rt. I. ., . (.en& ,f'oJ<-._and Lol:• ·Ander.....- Of tilt cioUIII and tilt . .... mae •Ja.... prodlRI!ve, A conviction 111 Gaiilpolla court Those visilinl Mr. and Mrl. visited Sunday with hla grl!'d· Mr. a!Jd t.!rt. George Bever· Mr. lind Mrt. 0 , M, Rift sponl Cbti11 llqiltle of Mlllliteptt~ ~ntl'lt talt:~ I cefblb llnOullt Of tl•k to d)a!J:e a tile ma~ be Don id J .d I Alva Holllnler lltln4ay were porenll, Mr. on~ Mrs. Frank idge and sOil 01 Athens spent I Sunday evenlhs wltli Mr. and visited Mrs 1 Ilelil! Kelly lllld nltlcent. , ,h. • . • t•a• en . a · 1 "" · 23 'IMr. and Mra. Rdberl Webb and Barker. ~unday wllh her parents, Mr. IMrs. George Saxton lllCI faOII-IIilllfiy ·llunQay. _ , · -It, !IUiht' tO ....t,..ui'IDC!I! to Ul, ln the bout 1 !{eedSVJiie, fmed $5 rot no muff· tdaughters, Myra LClu and The Young People of the , ly. · . , , Mrs . . Ciitl WIU~ •Jalild when w~."ti-11' , f~ IlDDie bitter cup, to knoojp ter. Potroiman 0. E. Carpo!n· Laura, Mr. and Mre. Rus~eli tden IJnlted Brethren church Holllillet, 'Ronrile l!o)slnger, · • .. MrS . • Mable _Me~..:.'-~ 'tblt Jesu~ clrlllk tbe ~ ol ~II, Ul!t- ~JIIe lbroUJl . · .· . · ~~ apoke to driver eoucatlon llolsinpr end Janic:e, Juclr! atttndod an onnuol-YPMIIIIHio PiiiU 1101•1111tr, Dollil I!Olallti(· Carol JHft Peltn •lltl _child• Mr. anil ~· !IGWaru. ""'"~.· ,ll'lbtn=bllltl• icda8ses at Rutland and Racine Rusty, Grace, Junior, J>au ing in Logan. er, Debbie Sanders, Brenda Hoi- ren, Lots Jean Jlnil Stev1e, of at Pt. f~•~llll)l Suno!ay. , 1 (Co _ li61 ·lty tile .!Jivlilon Qf ChrlsUan Educi- . Hjgh school• Friday. There 'Wayne Holsinger, Frances, car- The Young People were. Con- .slnger, Mr~, Nina Sanders, Mr. ·f.aurel Cliff, . Pome~, viRlted . t.Iri. Cline Erw1n, ~ Side, ~~1 .-:;alilmll"~: ~ ~~ vt, c:bliat 1D till were 42 students who heard ol, Connie and Roger -Holsinger nle H-ls_inger, Mi" Jar- t. ~o~ ~ ·~ Mrs. Win Hol~11er ~nd Mr. aqd Mta. BeniDD _Blake, C!!I - •. Mond~ ~~~ •-~ -,l"'Pitltll;i~ : ~ < • 1 ;]tl, ··, .,, ·, illf-lllb"" hilbwey wety, and Larry llolaiD11er and Debra singer. SheUa Blake, l!bilton Mra. F,~nole_ JolinBO!Ji . . . . Sun~aN. · .. l ~· fl!ll,t~ ~*! llimliJil,; . ~ '" """ · 1 ' . ~-~ -"' 'If ~ : · · ·...... ~---~·-· ······-- .... ·'~' '""~ -~~-·>~....,.·"'·,;J- .. ~ .......or~~-,;;ws-7""P~~·~,..· ;.;;,..~·. ,.,.. . ""''''·.f'- ;:.), , , . .., , . ,' ·'' . ~~ ~ • ', :t' ·;~~;. ;.,' t. · '"~··.' ·w t "'' . ;..··~~· ff t:t 1 !t :'ti C lomb' S • 1N Brutal Murder Reedsville Spurs probe Socrety • Jtems Of L dy Sk" Clifton News, Events . or - Cups Cannot B R • Some ed ol i, .~ r J. D. 40 TRACTOR 1 Jw Dressers. I P&ARL STRiiliT RACINE, 0. WY 2·2176 I POMEROY .\ Mfmt Sez: PIANOS •*UILITZII eiALDWIN aftd OTHII FAMOUl ·~ I 11 --=========: . ' Ed en 11 1 , :. 1 Society They Cc-me from Miles ,,;·:;' ' Around to OU( Big, Party . JBB8rlVAL Your Cholet of A ltemlntton Addlnt Machine or Typewriter • • , .. '.:. l on'. 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With Purchne ••• nne ·Y.u ll!f 1 11... ,.. tlich ttnie You purch... 10 t•llon• ef , ... or ~ or 1 •mWnetlen oU oha.._. anti lube I•· M . .;: ., '\ . ... -·t~-·-- . BRANDS ... •t. 11 Co. R~ Mift• Gel!f'•l HWpltal PHONE WI 9·3202 r: S •a1 News Mei~quipment MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. % k heat --........ With Plows, Cultivator and Side Lt;J 8 A.t( .to ·f:!.M.. (6 Dcly•.A:Wek) �. ' \ ' ' •• - Dad loves Mom,. Mom loves Dad; bOth love a bargain from ·The 'W:ant 1\d . ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O .,~prll I, 1963 WANT AD INFORMATION I · ~ f' fit l- '4pnda, I'll )' 8efaf11 r.bllt'atlo• DhdUne W:DG "'· tl Manda.• CANt:EI.Lo\TIONS CORRECTIONS ai:Hf~fO I&Dtil t :IMI A . .\ Ill M • ,.,.,, Oa:J or Pul'lllnt\011 _n.. Ji REGULATIONS ~ r ~w •u nh•h•• .. <ae ,..._, edt• or- re1otet any ~~ d-rwed , nb~lnnanle lr<lra. 1hot1ld 1M +mmedl•tel' 'Mle oubriAher wUI ~~~· 1M rttpo!llihM ~or more th tm "~'~" •ncnTrflct taiVUoD- f<'P" ' '"d RATES For Want Ad ServiCe POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET 1959 Ford G1l1xie pairs. David Run, Lawton Bailey Run. $1495 !Prior and exterior. CaU $745 SEE US FOR ••• FUl! raM of 4 ceDU per -word trW M cbarref tor ad•erti!IDJ u not patd wlthlD 10 daJ• ~ reM~•· e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER ~ •l .2& ror 1Jt IJJOrd / lllftbti:WB. lbcll !iitldi&\Oft· d ••bl!JW word le.. ObitQrlft I eeat JIG' wort. OFFICE IIOURS 1:30 A. M tll :i:OO P 1\1 OaliJ lll.:lturiay~:ICI A .M. to t2 :M OOOD rr·s SO 89i; 2 Door. Black finish , clean interior, good tires, 6 cyt . std. trans ., radio and heater. I CenU pft Word foJ Tllree CCII. at lltlplloll· • : er Cuttums, WY 2-2682. · · · 4161c aecutl... tuertioras. CUD 01' 1'BA.NKI - Ealereol exterior. Call 609 N. Second Sll'.et, port. 43 EXPERmN~ PAINTER, -!rio H r coupe. Low mileage by original local owner. Ivory and green finish, clean interior, automatic tnns., va motor, power steering, radio and heater. 1958 Chevrolet _ 4 Ceou per wont. one •n tert\Oil. M.ibbnllm Cbar1• 111'1 cern. ...... Hospital News· FOR SALE (9) FOR SALE 1-=:: ~~~~~~~----~~~~~--~~~ERffiN~D llEADLlNES . EASY TO PLACE A . RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PHONE WY2·2157 28.Kme thaatwo ao. Candle 11. Cowbo)-1' ropa aa.Simplei<Ml WMPO Radio 1~ . MEMORY ·• ·, ,,2.•'. . ' Pastels & Dark Shadel ... ~. Sizes 12 months to OX VALUES TO $12.95 $4;99 and $5.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT 1/llAY T1IRtl rtUDAY US Breakfast Party 00 NeWI 7:3() News 1 115 Country Mollie 'nllll 7:35 Breakfast Party L20 Country J~~Dbone 8:00 News ;·30 NeWI 8:1l5 Breakfast Party , ,35 Farm Worlcl News 8:30 News Ui Meig8 County RFD 8:&. Breakfast Pan7 /:DO New• 9:00 tleWI 1:05 Bro"klaal p~ 9:05 Breakfast Par!) 1:30 News 1:15 Joneo Bulck Sbow 7:35 Plckena Hardware Sbow 9:30 NeWI 7:10 7:10 Ne111 Report t :35 Breakfast Pari)' ltMlo llymDal !• DO New• , 8 00 1:11 llreUiast Pari)' l(I:Oii Polka Party 8,30 Van Parllck Sport Show 10·35 Music In the AD 1:35 Breakfast Pari)' 10: '-~ The Good Lif~ . , >lalcer Fum. Sb.no-i"rr. 10 :~ Under Ohio 31<101 8 45 NeWI II: or New• , 9 00 Coffee Willi Janel 11:05 rap Ten Sbow , 9 05 9:30 News 11:30 l'loWI ' 9:35 Coffee Willi Janet 11:35 Dulloo I Top Ten Show . 12:00 Newe- N':"" Report 9,45 Betty Newton Sbow 12:1S MU11c lnterwle 1o:oo N8W1 10:115 Mlnlstertal AaoeiaiiDD IZ:30 MerUo Teetr 10:20 MomiDi Interlude I :00 r ews 10:30 N8W1 I :06 Platter P81'1)' 10:35 MDI'IIin& Interlude 3:30 News U:tJO News 3:35 Platter Pari)' ll:G8 ~ap Shop 4:00 N.,.. U:IO News 4:05 Platter Pari)' '1:40 COuutry Hoedown 4:30 Nelb (Family Wonhip Thurs.) 4:35 Platter P81'1)' • ·115 Upper Room lleditaiiDDI S:OO ll :51 IlOw JOIIII 1Stoct A.._ 5:06 Platter Party 1•:DO ~n NeWI . 5:30 Sign Off 12:11 • 1e Jllll i'or You 6:00 Februan Sign Off 12: II GcieuJers GuOSI Star llrl. IIDU, <Z:IO llaslc Jllll For tw 7:30 Newa 1:410 Nm 7:35 Armv Hour I•Ooi-ttlwc Jllll For Y'"' 1:110 Rev. Ira 1'lbbo 1;10 Nm 1:15 Cburc.b it wort 1:35 Millie Jllll For You 1:30 N"'"' 1:10 N... 8:85 Peitec:oatal AalombiJ 1:1111 MOm Jllll F,.. You 8:110 Wblp 01 Beeliul 1:10 ~ 8:30 Cburcli World News 8 2:35 Millie Jllll For You ' 15 SWidat Cbepel 3:00 Nm IC:OO Voice of Prophecy 3:115 ~'litter Pari)' 10:30 NeWI 1:30 Nein 10·35 Penpectlves 1:35 PWter Pari)' . 1050 Soclal SecuriiJ ,,1111 Nm u :oo eouutry 111mn .,.. l .«i Platter Party 11:30 N.... 1:15 Auto bow - II :30 Couutry Hymn Time ~. IJ:DO NDOD Report lcJI LoCal News IJ:U Tllo Seon:ll 1: tO Mlillfcal Myaleries 11:30 Rev. Merlla Teot1 1:110 Hour .. ~ ~:00 News I =- Lutberar Hour >·Gil PMtter ......._ ·-·• 3:30 N"'"' >:10 Sl&a Oft 2:00 Baplll! Layman'• Hour : 00 ,......, Sip Off 1:35 Back to lhe Crou BA!'IIWAI sati!DtJLB S:OO Rev. Rolcoe 'l'bonle ·10 NIWI S:IO Tbe Quiet Hour 1:10 CGualrJ Molle Time 4:410 NeWI 1:10 lie• 4:06 SUnday llllo8:S Farm World Newa 4:30 NeWI 1:40 RFD 4:311 SJgn Off 1:10 If-. 1:00 Februarf ~Up Off '!""· Ne'"' CHOICE OF 2 MilLION CAR OWNERS - car lasura•c• by Narionwide Mutual! Quality protectioa, low ra~ C:OUI•r&eOAR f:laim. ,J ·. for " nw nil! MAX WARD iDsuraJIC(' WY 2·2460 _,._,.., beeD your operlttor'a C8ll WY I·Z960. plue: obllr. sa.s-rt fl. June pr. den ilower 11. crac~co nu..- tor . llblp 45. Do- - ••: To dlplf)' &7.Dreu, .. DAILY CRYPTOQUOU:- Bero'o how to worll £1EYDLB&&IEB 1o LONGFELLOW One letter Jlmply 1tand. t,_ anotber. ID. WI 18lpt'e A II UHd lor the three L'1. X for the t.wo o·.. etc. Sinlle leltet•, ~ trophies. the lenrth and fonnatton ot Ull 'WW4II art all ld'At& J:ach day the code lettera an dlfl'uat. A Ceypto- Q<ioPBXPRlC LV P BCPVXYCB DPlC, PV, VKTCII P XCTVO LV P . . •• ' .' ,. ~ . ::; 0 /. .. . ' ·' . ) ... Social Notes Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Apr. 4-5.-6 • Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration DUKE -CLEAN!RS· .. ' Announcing NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT ••• 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Everybody Can Buy At Pomeroy Landmark WY 2·2181 Jack W. Car.s-ey, Mgr. ' . ... •. a. (6 Days A WHkl '" ·.; l'r-lontl Clunl111 . . Coln-Ojo e Shirt~.....' . 11,. COURT STRIET COli, W MAIIt · POM OY. MIDrJLII' 'O R'T ' . .. ., ~~ ! ' ,!l '1•, 'j ''il' 'j ·;-t: .. . .. • '.•. " OH, IRMA·IS IT .ALL. RIGHT Y - o Cr)'ploqoloto: LONG 8UBTiliUJfCID BllOJ!tl'S CVSTOM; CVSTOll, CONSii:IIT .um Jlll'l'A~ ~ XOliTAIONII 11= 1 BRI.NG- . . .Kllll-- ~ Jao.t WJEH RADIO MOidlt 111rougb Frtd>' 7:15 Sign 011, Musieal Clock 7:45 The Lifeline ·8·00 Ohio Valley News us Sporlil Tuday 8:10 World News 8:15 Musleal Clock 8:55 9.00 . 1:30 t :4li 10.01' 111:06 IG:56 Communi!)' Newit Latensll'lllr 12:115 12:10 12:11 IZ::!fl 12:25 11:30 1:<:45 1:115 2:110 2:115 1:00 S:56 4:110 4:30 Publle Service Sb1n!en of Ble.iaing MaSon County ~.... Talk Dl lhe 1'1nnl World News 1.1:00 Talk of the Town IUcej)l Frt. Church Bella Ring 5:00 11:45 World ~ews 5:01i 5:15 11 :56 Mason Colllll)' NeWI 5:30 12:00 Commun1tJ Nmo Local News Oblo News Market. Lifeguard Bulletin Board Newa 0 Gramo DICK TRACY Agrtoulture Agent Country Go RDwll. News Beot Country Go Nen Beat Mldway Malinoo News Ileal DisclDa Wilb Doa llllerc.bonge Communlly News World lo NaUonal News Spolli«<u DD Sporl> Sign Off •• ........... By LIPP Mid McWILLIAMS ·Coin-Op T:"_Dry Cleaning 1,0 . pq~nds ~.00 · By ERNIE BUSHMILLER ___;.. &PJXK VDCClB.-HTPRlLV _ ____ NANCY SCI'· Btaettnar ' nun. service. easy·pay plans. Ch•ck coverage, .rtces with Nationwide - tbt company with MV Nl1t11 lK. Saere4 bull 37. Wltllout A FRIEND? .. CERTAINLY ~ ' �. ' \ ' ' •• - Dad loves Mom,. Mom loves Dad; bOth love a bargain from ·The 'W:ant 1\d . ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O .,~prll I, 1963 WANT AD INFORMATION I · ~ f' fit l- '4pnda, I'll )' 8efaf11 r.bllt'atlo• DhdUne W:DG "'· tl Manda.• CANt:EI.Lo\TIONS CORRECTIONS ai:Hf~fO I&Dtil t :IMI A . .\ Ill M • ,.,.,, Oa:J or Pul'lllnt\011 _n.. Ji REGULATIONS ~ r ~w •u nh•h•• .. <ae ,..._, edt• or- re1otet any ~~ d-rwed , nb~lnnanle lr<lra. 1hot1ld 1M +mmedl•tel' 'Mle oubriAher wUI ~~~· 1M rttpo!llihM ~or more th tm "~'~" •ncnTrflct taiVUoD- f<'P" ' '"d RATES For Want Ad ServiCe POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET 1959 Ford G1l1xie pairs. David Run, Lawton Bailey Run. $1495 !Prior and exterior. CaU $745 SEE US FOR ••• FUl! raM of 4 ceDU per -word trW M cbarref tor ad•erti!IDJ u not patd wlthlD 10 daJ• ~ reM~•· e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER ~ •l .2& ror 1Jt IJJOrd / lllftbti:WB. lbcll !iitldi&\Oft· d ••bl!JW word le.. ObitQrlft I eeat JIG' wort. OFFICE IIOURS 1:30 A. M tll :i:OO P 1\1 OaliJ lll.:lturiay~:ICI A .M. to t2 :M OOOD rr·s SO 89i; 2 Door. Black finish , clean interior, good tires, 6 cyt . std. trans ., radio and heater. I CenU pft Word foJ Tllree CCII. at lltlplloll· • : er Cuttums, WY 2-2682. · · · 4161c aecutl... tuertioras. CUD 01' 1'BA.NKI - Ealereol exterior. Call 609 N. Second Sll'.et, port. 43 EXPERmN~ PAINTER, -!rio H r coupe. Low mileage by original local owner. Ivory and green finish, clean interior, automatic tnns., va motor, power steering, radio and heater. 1958 Chevrolet _ 4 Ceou per wont. one •n tert\Oil. M.ibbnllm Cbar1• 111'1 cern. ...... Hospital News· FOR SALE (9) FOR SALE 1-=:: ~~~~~~~----~~~~~--~~~ERffiN~D llEADLlNES . EASY TO PLACE A . RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PHONE WY2·2157 28.Kme thaatwo ao. Candle 11. Cowbo)-1' ropa aa.Simplei<Ml WMPO Radio 1~ . MEMORY ·• ·, ,,2.•'. . ' Pastels & Dark Shadel ... ~. Sizes 12 months to OX VALUES TO $12.95 $4;99 and $5.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT 1/llAY T1IRtl rtUDAY US Breakfast Party 00 NeWI 7:3() News 1 115 Country Mollie 'nllll 7:35 Breakfast Party L20 Country J~~Dbone 8:00 News ;·30 NeWI 8:1l5 Breakfast Party , ,35 Farm Worlcl News 8:30 News Ui Meig8 County RFD 8:&. Breakfast Pan7 /:DO New• 9:00 tleWI 1:05 Bro"klaal p~ 9:05 Breakfast Par!) 1:30 News 1:15 Joneo Bulck Sbow 7:35 Plckena Hardware Sbow 9:30 NeWI 7:10 7:10 Ne111 Report t :35 Breakfast Pari)' ltMlo llymDal !• DO New• , 8 00 1:11 llreUiast Pari)' l(I:Oii Polka Party 8,30 Van Parllck Sport Show 10·35 Music In the AD 1:35 Breakfast Pari)' 10: '-~ The Good Lif~ . , >lalcer Fum. Sb.no-i"rr. 10 :~ Under Ohio 31<101 8 45 NeWI II: or New• , 9 00 Coffee Willi Janel 11:05 rap Ten Sbow , 9 05 9:30 News 11:30 l'loWI ' 9:35 Coffee Willi Janet 11:35 Dulloo I Top Ten Show . 12:00 Newe- N':"" Report 9,45 Betty Newton Sbow 12:1S MU11c lnterwle 1o:oo N8W1 10:115 Mlnlstertal AaoeiaiiDD IZ:30 MerUo Teetr 10:20 MomiDi Interlude I :00 r ews 10:30 N8W1 I :06 Platter P81'1)' 10:35 MDI'IIin& Interlude 3:30 News U:tJO News 3:35 Platter Pari)' ll:G8 ~ap Shop 4:00 N.,.. U:IO News 4:05 Platter Pari)' '1:40 COuutry Hoedown 4:30 Nelb (Family Wonhip Thurs.) 4:35 Platter P81'1)' • ·115 Upper Room lleditaiiDDI S:OO ll :51 IlOw JOIIII 1Stoct A.._ 5:06 Platter Party 1•:DO ~n NeWI . 5:30 Sign Off 12:11 • 1e Jllll i'or You 6:00 Februan Sign Off 12: II GcieuJers GuOSI Star llrl. IIDU, <Z:IO llaslc Jllll For tw 7:30 Newa 1:410 Nm 7:35 Armv Hour I•Ooi-ttlwc Jllll For Y'"' 1:110 Rev. Ira 1'lbbo 1;10 Nm 1:15 Cburc.b it wort 1:35 Millie Jllll For You 1:30 N"'"' 1:10 N... 8:85 Peitec:oatal AalombiJ 1:1111 MOm Jllll F,.. You 8:110 Wblp 01 Beeliul 1:10 ~ 8:30 Cburcli World News 8 2:35 Millie Jllll For You ' 15 SWidat Cbepel 3:00 Nm IC:OO Voice of Prophecy 3:115 ~'litter Pari)' 10:30 NeWI 1:30 Nein 10·35 Penpectlves 1:35 PWter Pari)' . 1050 Soclal SecuriiJ ,,1111 Nm u :oo eouutry 111mn .,.. l .«i Platter Party 11:30 N.... 1:15 Auto bow - II :30 Couutry Hymn Time ~. IJ:DO NDOD Report lcJI LoCal News IJ:U Tllo Seon:ll 1: tO Mlillfcal Myaleries 11:30 Rev. Merlla Teot1 1:110 Hour .. ~ ~:00 News I =- Lutberar Hour >·Gil PMtter ......._ ·-·• 3:30 N"'"' >:10 Sl&a Oft 2:00 Baplll! Layman'• Hour : 00 ,......, Sip Off 1:35 Back to lhe Crou BA!'IIWAI sati!DtJLB S:OO Rev. Rolcoe 'l'bonle ·10 NIWI S:IO Tbe Quiet Hour 1:10 CGualrJ Molle Time 4:410 NeWI 1:10 lie• 4:06 SUnday llllo8:S Farm World Newa 4:30 NeWI 1:40 RFD 4:311 SJgn Off 1:10 If-. 1:00 Februarf ~Up Off '!""· Ne'"' CHOICE OF 2 MilLION CAR OWNERS - car lasura•c• by Narionwide Mutual! Quality protectioa, low ra~ C:OUI•r&eOAR f:laim. ,J ·. for " nw nil! MAX WARD iDsuraJIC(' WY 2·2460 _,._,.., beeD your operlttor'a C8ll WY I·Z960. plue: obllr. sa.s-rt fl. June pr. den ilower 11. crac~co nu..- tor . llblp 45. Do- - ••: To dlplf)' &7.Dreu, .. DAILY CRYPTOQUOU:- Bero'o how to worll £1EYDLB&&IEB 1o LONGFELLOW One letter Jlmply 1tand. t,_ anotber. ID. WI 18lpt'e A II UHd lor the three L'1. X for the t.wo o·.. etc. Sinlle leltet•, ~ trophies. the lenrth and fonnatton ot Ull 'WW4II art all ld'At& J:ach day the code lettera an dlfl'uat. A Ceypto- Q<ioPBXPRlC LV P BCPVXYCB DPlC, PV, VKTCII P XCTVO LV P . . •• ' .' ,. ~ . ::; 0 /. .. . ' ·' . ) ... Social Notes Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Apr. 4-5.-6 • Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration DUKE -CLEAN!RS· .. ' Announcing NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT ••• 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Everybody Can Buy At Pomeroy Landmark WY 2·2181 Jack W. Car.s-ey, Mgr. ' . ... •. a. (6 Days A WHkl '" ·.; l'r-lontl Clunl111 . . Coln-Ojo e Shirt~.....' . 11,. COURT STRIET COli, W MAIIt · POM OY. MIDrJLII' 'O R'T ' . .. ., ~~ ! ' ,!l '1•, 'j ''il' 'j ·;-t: .. . .. • '.•. " OH, IRMA·IS IT .ALL. RIGHT Y - o Cr)'ploqoloto: LONG 8UBTiliUJfCID BllOJ!tl'S CVSTOM; CVSTOll, CONSii:IIT .um Jlll'l'A~ ~ XOliTAIONII 11= 1 BRI.NG- . . .Kllll-- ~ Jao.t WJEH RADIO MOidlt 111rougb Frtd>' 7:15 Sign 011, Musieal Clock 7:45 The Lifeline ·8·00 Ohio Valley News us Sporlil Tuday 8:10 World News 8:15 Musleal Clock 8:55 9.00 . 1:30 t :4li 10.01' 111:06 IG:56 Communi!)' Newit Latensll'lllr 12:115 12:10 12:11 IZ::!fl 12:25 11:30 1:<:45 1:115 2:110 2:115 1:00 S:56 4:110 4:30 Publle Service Sb1n!en of Ble.iaing MaSon County ~.... Talk Dl lhe 1'1nnl World News 1.1:00 Talk of the Town IUcej)l Frt. Church Bella Ring 5:00 11:45 World ~ews 5:01i 5:15 11 :56 Mason Colllll)' NeWI 5:30 12:00 Commun1tJ Nmo Local News Oblo News Market. Lifeguard Bulletin Board Newa 0 Gramo DICK TRACY Agrtoulture Agent Country Go RDwll. News Beot Country Go Nen Beat Mldway Malinoo News Ileal DisclDa Wilb Doa llllerc.bonge Communlly News World lo NaUonal News Spolli«<u DD Sporl> Sign Off •• ........... By LIPP Mid McWILLIAMS ·Coin-Op T:"_Dry Cleaning 1,0 . pq~nds ~.00 · By ERNIE BUSHMILLER ___;.. &PJXK VDCClB.-HTPRlLV _ ____ NANCY SCI'· Btaettnar ' nun. service. easy·pay plans. Ch•ck coverage, .rtces with Nationwide - tbt company with MV Nl1t11 lK. Saere4 bull 37. Wltllout A FRIEND? .. CERTAINLY ~ ' �, ..• .. ... • ... .,.. ,..,. ............. ~ 1081 • Mainly A.bout people In YOO '""OW , ' - ~·- ..... ... .......... II(._.. - . Pomeroy Ul .. . . . ' ~'~· . . . . . . l r. t j e \ • at • a., ... entine ' !"'t,~. . ...,.,~ • Und Eight thousand ~ II'-+ and eight ~aono, ' .,.,.., women and children, vistted lla, IS..q•ilJ Oral vaccille dlspe~ I S!lnda,y in Meigs CouP:~f' SObin Oral S!li.day. . ·• Pomeroy h:W lho !"0"11 2,llf followed by Midd,~rt, ~""f and Eastern, in Vf"Y CIIJSI! '(;• der, 1,625, then 1•61/S• and 1.$llli, PI••••• .... Ill!' 1!1 eye ... /;;./.,~lj~~J~if'1 Movif-mo•Jni WCII n~ I ~ l!tfl senUrnf No wlndlng-I:Cimera powered • .No •Y• adjuJfs the ly, And • n,r thrtodin9 Film lo.:Jcb In a jiffY In m• ...... KodG4 Oue.11 8 CaiseHe •. ' \ j ' • A"P· . tiJ,twrence ol . :'ij •:lj;~~"; muullnlwon ~oad, ;o, Ilk• bell .,pl.~L you can load casHttes if'l 011· vance. You·.,. Mt to shoot In ... Instant! Let '" show JOU. . Harrisonville 5It. Ber1111r~ V. f'lltz, V\Ce p~ ~ent of the Mi~~le~ri • 1'wn· ~~ club an~ mllefal exten~· the apprisponsoring poup ~tat ~lllt!DY O O • ~t~~~~~~ II• wor~er~! 1M, lfi'' ~ ( >/3c~;'·f'' -j:;~;·~ Phi WASI!INGTON Goldwater, the~e -andChuck Connon, Kamala Devi "GERONIMO" (Technicolor) . I Goldwater, •--' " Kennedy's also IJjat If port an Ibe sr.ates oust from CUba. said, however, an invasion · ,.,., 1110 ) ) About Middleport TONIGHT Welt Dl•nty"t "'fNOCCHIO" I L' i NO MONif f •• 1 "THI SECRET OF MONTI CRISTO" (Teebnicolor) Rory Calhouo, Patricia Bredin, Ian Hunter, John Greg· SUN, MON. and TUES. Aprtt 7...9 A MAN ANSWERS" Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, MieheUne Presle, Jolm Lund, Ctaarllomero. ~~~'N'ORDER NOW!!.· CANCELLED CHECK TELLS YOU •••• WHO YOU PAID WHEN YOU PAID HOW MUCH YOU PAID 11'1 o legal receipt, good in any aciurt ond people. • or the 'Jt. ~.. .. r- " ·a: •rker ..... ~ i~ome r: I Member F..,alltMe!'Ve Sf'lem Member Federal Deposit lnaurance Cerpontl011 POMEROY, OHIO WY 2-3193 FREE DELIVERY ,, . ' ). I Flowers I l .' ,, . f • '1,' .. '>' .l ,,. ' ,., ,, Mrs, Mlll1rd Yin .MetW _ .: W. MAIN ·-- ·POMEROY Stearns , Melvin Van Meter, : The junior' senior' and stage bcands of South . . rn Local sch~ !d.strict a ll performed ,a t tht well . atlended concert. I Area Miss P.arker Win \'he Rev . Freelond · S . p k R nd us1e ar er. u11a • reICJa e. ceivt'd a Superior I rating at ;I employee of U. S. the state cqntest Saturday 1t a nu~ber of years Fa1rview High school in Dayton !rv~ m World War for her trumpet solo. Judges of · w1th thP Navy. He the state rontest complimented rte~ ~mber . of the the RutJand high school student Leg1on m Ractne and and her instructor, Roa:er of the Apple Grove Roush . church . Jon Webster, also a Rut· 1urvived by his wife, Jand instrumental student, re1 three children. Spen- ceived a II rating for his druJa '11, and Carmen Kay, solo. 1111e; his parents, Mr · I . Howard Carpenter of :; four brothers, Wayne I POSTS BOND t. Belpre; Wilsoo Porn· Charged with tho larceny of a ,~ Sid~ey Carpenter of Irota~tiller from Moore's ~~ .e. A s1ster, Grace, pre- jin Pomeroy Raymond ·Russell !'n.in death . friends may of Columbu; has ~ ,t,illr) 1 t1me. bond. Russell was arr""tfld by Pomeroy pollee Saturday lli!lht ~.~ :JL! MEETING [after he allegedly stole lbif tiR· ~ meeting of 1the . · . 1 Boarn of Edq.Cation for Tuesday, April 9, rescheduled for Wecl- T h e April to, becaUBO squad legislative L. wblcb 'lff . t ' ' ! lloollerl will bold Gifts Pomeroy· Flo~•r. . Shop ' ger IJudy Wigal and Kay Willford. )·ial m the Letart ; Corsages Sa~ngs Company , p.! Superior Rat,ing 1100BTE111 TO MEET ' .Tile Tuppers PlalDa .· WY '2·2039, Day·or,Night eiUze~ Terry Rradford was nam. • ' et Dur·st. Roberta .KJ;eauter, R"bert McNickle, June Neigler . ' Jim Oiler . Janice Smit;, , Gin- lice.• for James , 43. who died at , ;n Dorcas Sunday 1 ' w held at the Ew~ : iednesday at 3 . ' l.I"':'neva ranking and ability, * We are nol nas ium . , ~~~t the otltt>r MJss Bradfor:1, along Wit\ ,1J~ll'Ularly tJ.'e 10 other .seniors. received' .• t ~II tore 1gn m1 l- pir for membership in the Tort l\drawn " ; nado band. They wer Margar- eHydranges e Hyacinths e Tulips We · ~ h ip . mu~ic tbe South ed Sunday as ttle top bands. . ed rr..an of the year at Southern ~real a i Local High schoo1 ' Band Director ' . r . . Edward R. 't! obJt>Cflvl2'.s Johnson annot.~riced seleetiDn cf '"d we ha\·e Miss BradfCII'd for the award terms." he , )'es terday during a sprin-g concert at thE Southern Local gyfllo eMums The FARMERs BANK Selected ror her f ~~ ~:~: scholars~ip eAzaleas We Pay 3'Ya lnterHt On Your Savl"'l de- { 4'h fight· ,' Potted Plants IUperb evidence to back up your Income tax deductions. For your own protection you would be wise to open a checking o - t before another WHk goeo bv. Nan~ed Jimlir Of Top Award aggres- 1 arise, ~y WE GIVI! TOP VALUE STAMPS meettns Miss Bradfor4 ~uire.s ~ rlt' ilb at 8 p.m. The 811111 wiD preaent a and refresbmentl will lie ed. -------- ~ ·~ I !S Jqiiathl)' It was annouficed that a make ''! •· in- I BIII.OIID POaCH -.... ...A '· ; orial hospital following closinc ot the six localions. •tion nice, the cubes of sugar wiU be 1 ahm given out from .1he Pomeroy .. e\•el- parking lot , otherwise at fom. ar~a e.oy Jr. h1gh. !' ,.rift · Coapl"'wlth • ..__.. ~- ~rd A luncheon waS gi\'_en for dl)t> tors and nurses at Meigs Merna -~· • up day for those who mi.s~ .l~th yesterday will be Jteld ~xt s~.n-day afternoon. If the w,tather • I .... ..., ....... . ,... ......,..... _ .......,..,... ..... .."I·"......• ....... _ _,..... .....- ........ ......... sou. Fabulous quest for Se· eret Treaaure! "t' We can handle .vett~ :;.1 thing fro• start lo finish.·You can knowing that t-,1! work will It• ·aollt Oth~ Hospital for •. vatients there, arld at tht! 'Coun.. 1t) infirmary. 1 Free eatlmate1 on all work Top quality material• furnished Experlen~ed contractor liat Flnandng aa•latanc• to auit your blfdtet, (TechnicoJor) shots were purchased from ·l .theVaccine Wyeth Pharmaceutical Co. was le(t at Meigs 1) Memorial It's so easy with our remoJeling plflll ena~d 'il •;. and R. R. Pickens,dD. · Contrtbutions of f5 cents • . . U locations, attended by rr1eni· 1'1'' ·or the Rotary Club, Jllllrf Jian 'paid ror ttw vaccine, F\!!tz ~d Some 1Will be left over to ..: appl) on Type .J Day · later. · ~ by 1klllful, •XII>¥J. I'OMIIIIOY, ONtO M,.p.'s . John Ridjw'", ~J ,!;IJ!a· .1The 1 DOWN ·~'"L4"" ~d.q'm~ ,t111esJ , Lewis Telle. aU • ALADDIN" (einemascope & Color) doctors. :r!ltnas, J. J. Davis, ~r 4t~t TONIGHT Donald O'Connor in "THI WONO!RS Of ti l , ~ol'llr/tr• '!/i.J and fir.e ltep~IIJI(J rc.dio Club, fiur. l,l lfillted StaU!s ~exlleslllll wllh an Am<orlcanJ· ;e·~· On tl»ir ••• new ·exciting ideas to malce your . respectively. . Ru.Uand had J... ant.~ ' ( ,. 1 �, ..• .. ... • ... .,.. ,..,. ............. ~ 1081 • Mainly A.bout people In YOO '""OW , ' - ~·- ..... ... .......... II(._.. - . Pomeroy Ul .. . . . ' ~'~· . . . . . . l r. t j e \ • at • a., ... entine ' !"'t,~. . ...,.,~ • Und Eight thousand ~ II'-+ and eight ~aono, ' .,.,.., women and children, vistted lla, IS..q•ilJ Oral vaccille dlspe~ I S!lnda,y in Meigs CouP:~f' SObin Oral S!li.day. . ·• Pomeroy h:W lho !"0"11 2,llf followed by Midd,~rt, ~""f and Eastern, in Vf"Y CIIJSI! '(;• der, 1,625, then 1•61/S• and 1.$llli, PI••••• .... Ill!' 1!1 eye ... /;;./.,~lj~~J~if'1 Movif-mo•Jni WCII n~ I ~ l!tfl senUrnf No wlndlng-I:Cimera powered • .No •Y• adjuJfs the ly, And • n,r thrtodin9 Film lo.:Jcb In a jiffY In m• ...... KodG4 Oue.11 8 CaiseHe •. ' \ j ' • A"P· . tiJ,twrence ol . :'ij •:lj;~~"; muullnlwon ~oad, ;o, Ilk• bell .,pl.~L you can load casHttes if'l 011· vance. You·.,. Mt to shoot In ... Instant! Let '" show JOU. . Harrisonville 5It. Ber1111r~ V. f'lltz, V\Ce p~ ~ent of the Mi~~le~ri • 1'wn· ~~ club an~ mllefal exten~· the apprisponsoring poup ~tat ~lllt!DY O O • ~t~~~~~~ II• wor~er~! 1M, lfi'' ~ ( >/3c~;'·f'' -j:;~;·~ Phi WASI!INGTON Goldwater, the~e -andChuck Connon, Kamala Devi "GERONIMO" (Technicolor) . I Goldwater, •--' " Kennedy's also IJjat If port an Ibe sr.ates oust from CUba. said, however, an invasion · ,.,., 1110 ) ) About Middleport TONIGHT Welt Dl•nty"t "'fNOCCHIO" I L' i NO MONif f •• 1 "THI SECRET OF MONTI CRISTO" (Teebnicolor) Rory Calhouo, Patricia Bredin, Ian Hunter, John Greg· SUN, MON. and TUES. Aprtt 7...9 A MAN ANSWERS" Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, MieheUne Presle, Jolm Lund, Ctaarllomero. ~~~'N'ORDER NOW!!.· CANCELLED CHECK TELLS YOU •••• WHO YOU PAID WHEN YOU PAID HOW MUCH YOU PAID 11'1 o legal receipt, good in any aciurt ond people. • or the 'Jt. ~.. .. r- " ·a: •rker ..... ~ i~ome r: I Member F..,alltMe!'Ve Sf'lem Member Federal Deposit lnaurance Cerpontl011 POMEROY, OHIO WY 2-3193 FREE DELIVERY ,, . ' ). I Flowers I l .' ,, . f • '1,' .. '>' .l ,,. ' ,., ,, Mrs, Mlll1rd Yin .MetW _ .: W. MAIN ·-- ·POMEROY Stearns , Melvin Van Meter, : The junior' senior' and stage bcands of South . . rn Local sch~ !d.strict a ll performed ,a t tht well . atlended concert. I Area Miss P.arker Win \'he Rev . Freelond · S . p k R nd us1e ar er. u11a • reICJa e. ceivt'd a Superior I rating at ;I employee of U. S. the state cqntest Saturday 1t a nu~ber of years Fa1rview High school in Dayton !rv~ m World War for her trumpet solo. Judges of · w1th thP Navy. He the state rontest complimented rte~ ~mber . of the the RutJand high school student Leg1on m Ractne and and her instructor, Roa:er of the Apple Grove Roush . church . Jon Webster, also a Rut· 1urvived by his wife, Jand instrumental student, re1 three children. Spen- ceived a II rating for his druJa '11, and Carmen Kay, solo. 1111e; his parents, Mr · I . Howard Carpenter of :; four brothers, Wayne I POSTS BOND t. Belpre; Wilsoo Porn· Charged with tho larceny of a ,~ Sid~ey Carpenter of Irota~tiller from Moore's ~~ .e. A s1ster, Grace, pre- jin Pomeroy Raymond ·Russell !'n.in death . friends may of Columbu; has ~ ,t,illr) 1 t1me. bond. Russell was arr""tfld by Pomeroy pollee Saturday lli!lht ~.~ :JL! MEETING [after he allegedly stole lbif tiR· ~ meeting of 1the . · . 1 Boarn of Edq.Cation for Tuesday, April 9, rescheduled for Wecl- T h e April to, becaUBO squad legislative L. wblcb 'lff . t ' ' ! lloollerl will bold Gifts Pomeroy· Flo~•r. . Shop ' ger IJudy Wigal and Kay Willford. )·ial m the Letart ; Corsages Sa~ngs Company , p.! Superior Rat,ing 1100BTE111 TO MEET ' .Tile Tuppers PlalDa .· WY '2·2039, Day·or,Night eiUze~ Terry Rradford was nam. • ' et Dur·st. Roberta .KJ;eauter, R"bert McNickle, June Neigler . ' Jim Oiler . Janice Smit;, , Gin- lice.• for James , 43. who died at , ;n Dorcas Sunday 1 ' w held at the Ew~ : iednesday at 3 . ' l.I"':'neva ranking and ability, * We are nol nas ium . , ~~~t the otltt>r MJss Bradfor:1, along Wit\ ,1J~ll'Ularly tJ.'e 10 other .seniors. received' .• t ~II tore 1gn m1 l- pir for membership in the Tort l\drawn " ; nado band. They wer Margar- eHydranges e Hyacinths e Tulips We · ~ h ip . mu~ic tbe South ed Sunday as ttle top bands. . ed rr..an of the year at Southern ~real a i Local High schoo1 ' Band Director ' . r . . Edward R. 't! obJt>Cflvl2'.s Johnson annot.~riced seleetiDn cf '"d we ha\·e Miss BradfCII'd for the award terms." he , )'es terday during a sprin-g concert at thE Southern Local gyfllo eMums The FARMERs BANK Selected ror her f ~~ ~:~: scholars~ip eAzaleas We Pay 3'Ya lnterHt On Your Savl"'l de- { 4'h fight· ,' Potted Plants IUperb evidence to back up your Income tax deductions. For your own protection you would be wise to open a checking o - t before another WHk goeo bv. Nan~ed Jimlir Of Top Award aggres- 1 arise, ~y WE GIVI! TOP VALUE STAMPS meettns Miss Bradfor4 ~uire.s ~ rlt' ilb at 8 p.m. The 811111 wiD preaent a and refresbmentl will lie ed. -------- ~ ·~ I !S Jqiiathl)' It was annouficed that a make ''! •· in- I BIII.OIID POaCH -.... ...A '· ; orial hospital following closinc ot the six localions. •tion nice, the cubes of sugar wiU be 1 ahm given out from .1he Pomeroy .. e\•el- parking lot , otherwise at fom. ar~a e.oy Jr. h1gh. !' ,.rift · Coapl"'wlth • ..__.. ~- ~rd A luncheon waS gi\'_en for dl)t> tors and nurses at Meigs Merna -~· • up day for those who mi.s~ .l~th yesterday will be Jteld ~xt s~.n-day afternoon. If the w,tather • I .... ..., ....... . ,... ......,..... _ .......,..,... ..... .."I·"......• ....... _ _,..... .....- ........ ......... sou. Fabulous quest for Se· eret Treaaure! "t' We can handle .vett~ :;.1 thing fro• start lo finish.·You can knowing that t-,1! work will It• ·aollt Oth~ Hospital for •. vatients there, arld at tht! 'Coun.. 1t) infirmary. 1 Free eatlmate1 on all work Top quality material• furnished Experlen~ed contractor liat Flnandng aa•latanc• to auit your blfdtet, (TechnicoJor) shots were purchased from ·l .theVaccine Wyeth Pharmaceutical Co. was le(t at Meigs 1) Memorial It's so easy with our remoJeling plflll ena~d 'il •;. and R. R. Pickens,dD. · Contrtbutions of f5 cents • . . U locations, attended by rr1eni· 1'1'' ·or the Rotary Club, Jllllrf Jian 'paid ror ttw vaccine, F\!!tz ~d Some 1Will be left over to ..: appl) on Type .J Day · later. · ~ by 1klllful, •XII>¥J. I'OMIIIIOY, ONtO M,.p.'s . John Ridjw'", ~J ,!;IJ!a· .1The 1 DOWN ·~'"L4"" ~d.q'm~ ,t111esJ , Lewis Telle. aU • ALADDIN" (einemascope & Color) doctors. :r!ltnas, J. J. Davis, ~r 4t~t TONIGHT Donald O'Connor in "THI WONO!RS Of ti l , ~ol'llr/tr• '!/i.J and fir.e ltep~IIJI(J rc.dio Club, fiur. l,l lfillted StaU!s ~exlleslllll wllh an Am<orlcanJ· ;e·~· On tl»ir ••• new ·exciting ideas to malce your . respectively. . Ru.Uand had J... ant.~ ' ( ,. 1 �... _,. . .... ··-. . ~ ·~ • ••• ·~ • FELDI I' ar r ·,' l { I .' J __.. ·u nd· loor hu... Eight thousand red and eight ptr.sont, men, women and children, v~ liJ &bin Oral vap:ine dlspenlinl places Sunday ie MeigB eoun,!7!', '. . Sabin Oral Sunday. " Pomeroy had ~ most, Ull followed by Mid\l)eport, ~PPf and Eastern. in very close .,. der, 1,625, lhen f,fi/3, ari<j 1,., respectively. Rutland had 1,03t ~~ am. Harrisonville 519. l!!f!lr Ber~~rd V. Ful!f, vife dent of lhe r.p.d~le~rt • J'f>T!!· eroy Rotary cl~~ aP.d ~~n~ chairman, extended tilt ii,PPI'!'· eiation of the spomwrin~ grol,lp lor providing l'Orkers •' the six loc,tiqns Jle l,i~~ · Beta S•gma Phi 'l'"'flly, 'til, emergency and fi.-. lreRarliP.\\nf' citizens band r11dio club. riur'· NOW SHOWING "MORtAN THE PIRATE" lhr _ . {Color) steve Reeves and Valerie La Grange -and- ses, and these doc1tors, ~dQlund B":'timas, J . J . Davis, .liP&~ 1Daniesl , Lewis Telle, .,.0 ~/).'J :and John Rid_gwJI,)', ~y !i•,;. q.'i. 1ton and R. R. Pickens, D. "lrade school ; Contributions of ~ centS ~ ~,in Oral Sun- all locations . attended by n.em· £arol~n Nut- : t.ot:fs ·. of the Rotary Ch,ab, IJ'lOr• ·.s dnve to ~an paid for the vaccine, F~l(z saJ.d. Some will be left over to appl) on Type ,J Day lllter. 1The sho~ were purchased from the Wyeth Pharmaceutical Co. Vaccine was le(t at Meigs t Memorial Hospital for other , patients there, and at the couni t)' infirmary. A luncheon waS given for do~ , . tot·s and nurses at Meigs Menr , orial hospital following closina: ol the six locations. ' Seer~tary Lord It was announced that a make for ~ Jo•~t strug-1 up day for those who miss~ ·verswn '" South yesterday wiU be helP ne.xt s~ . day afternoon. If the wtaiher ... i)'ench delegat•on nice, the cubes of sugar will b;e ,ae MurvJIIt- also given out from ~e Pomeroy '·' "co!>';tly devel- p<:.rking lot, otherwi se at Pom'l" in thnt al'ea . e.oy Jr . high. ·•I.eds : EaS t ,'- ToNIGHT Donald O'Gonnor in "THI WONDERS OF ALADDIN" (Cinemascope & Color) -andChuck Connors, Kamala Devi "GIRONIMO<' (Technicolor) ··. ~ ',. Suo.-Mon. Apr. 7.. "'THI NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" Kim Novak Jack Lemon Fted Astal.re ' FRIDAY -and"YOU HAVI TO RUN fAST" . Hill Elaine lr.dwmlo Grsnt Rl<h>rda ,t secur ity ol the to play the "'lal r,j,...._.. ~ In the popular West.ra ...., WCHS.1V .MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIROY, OHIO ss:•P.._.• ......_ Aboui u:• CBS RepaR ,,. Clral . . . . . ,,. a...Sinll Mitldlep TONIGHT Woll Dlonoy'o ~PINOCCHIO", (Teehnieolor) "'THIIaCIIIT OF MONTE CRISTO'' . ('llkltnlcolor) ·aory Cllhoun. Patricia Bredlil, lin Hunter, John Grer1011. Fabulou1 quest tor Se· eret Treuurel II .,. .,. Si!ll Bull of Belle, W. Va. the weekend wl! dalf&hler and famil) Mrs. Charles Vroni came IAl attend OES •· .,. ,.... stect-lil ,,. Mr. u ·~·-~ ,,.. \.tlllio . Miss Maxine Benll' lumbus, spent last - ,,. Oi!mlli , . . . . . . with her parents. Mr SUN~. MON. lind TUIS. Charles Bennett in r .7-1-9 Miss carol Bachtel "I" A MAN ANIWIRI" ing Saturday In Soul Sondra Dee, Bobby Darin, ton with her sister a.MicheUne Prelte, John Lund, and Mts. Georg• ceur JWmuo. l\8!ms, -Steve and Billy, • "" · Coloircirtooiit' . ... ltd . ..,.u < .,.-__ lllllli•• iiccoJa • l.i:• cWba.l'l ... c.ara ' lly . u.. U:IG Cll&-11:1$ .......... , l· ~· be • 12:• OlaileDI" (loll a:•....., ,,.__ inoured best-seller. 1:10 llupenDIIII ·s:• \4l • •• CANCELLED 11:10 VoiCe ol Fitestoae 10:30- Nelr1 CHECK _ TELLS YOU •••• 11:011 Claule 'l'bealer WCHS.1V • Channel I 1:• ibJi1 Won! . .,. ,.... ...- 1:111 eou.a• ol Alit 1:111 lludd1 Slard* ~ t:IIO Clplllll I ....... 10:110 CIIIM'il! it:lll I U:IIO WHO YOU PAID WHEN YOU PAID HOW MUCH YOU PAID Lire _ .ecoror ' ·_. . • t ' Wigal and Kay Willford. · The junior, senior, and stage 1 b.:ands of South ... cn Local schO<t d.strict all performed at the well · attended concert: ! .Judy 1 Miss P.arker Win Superior Ratl"ng ..r. 43. who died at .•Ce in Dorcas Sunday 11 be held at the Ew1 .' I Wednesday at 3 p. ' burial in the Letart ' . The Rev. Freeland : . . . .Sus1e Parker. Rutland, reI off lcla 1e. . d a S upenor . . 1 ratmg ce1ve at an employee of U. S. the state cqntest Saturday at Jr a nu':lber of years F'airview High school in Dayton lr;;erv.~d ID World War for her trumpet solo. Judges of s "'' 1h thP Navy. He the state eontest compJimented .arter member of the the Rutland high school student Legwn Ill Racme and land her ino.. trudor Roeer _ :r of the Apple Grove Roush. ' · church. Jon Webster. al:ro a Rut· survived by his wife, 1'Jand instrumental student re•Jd three children. Spen- 1ceived a II rating for his' drum _ !a, and Carmen Kay, : solo. ·' _,me; his parents. Mr. ·· ~ Howard Carpenter of ~: four brothers, Wayne POSTS BOND ·~· ~!pre: Wilson Porn· ' Charged with the larceny of a '.Y;I Sidney Carpenter of Irota.tiller from Moore's Store ;"i· ~ sister, Grace, pre- in Pomeroy, Raymond. RusaeU ~- m death. friends may ' of Columbus has )IO!IIed fUIOt! ','lime. bond. Russell was arrested by __ I Pomeroy police Saturday night CH..:DULE MEETING Iafter he aiiegl!dly stole t1W tiD' "'gular meeting of .t~ Boaro of Edubation , ' ''·1 'ij' -~ for Tuesday, April 9. I "' rescheduled for Wed- Companl .' .'· • .s~~~f= The ,r{llight, April 10, because squad · ~A Jegislatin. L. w. l'nbus Which irl be ot· meetmc }by '"'"'" '·~ ,h i Member FH.,al Depoolt l111uran .. Corpont; Jim Oiler. Janice Smit:.. Gin. ger Stearn s, Melvin Van Meter, I - ' ' 1'· , et Durst. Roberta KJ;eauter, : R..~bert McNickle. June Neigler, 1 The FA~·MERs BANK POMEROY, OHIO ~011 lllld liilrlll .'':T•levisiori W• Poy 3% Into,..! On Your S.vlnp Member FH.,al R-rv• Syot.., 1#1. 1.uq 111 It's ·o levol r-ipt, good in ony court a ~perb evidence to bock up your Inca• tax deductions. Far your own protection y· would be wiso to open a checking before another week goes by, and 'l'l'llllllalter 1:10 Adforllllre 'lbeater T:IIO 'ftlo . J 1:10 ....., I(Mil .,A' j, PHilCO • ,,.-~ , nado band. They wer Marg.ar- with.dra\l.,l." 1 uo · ~·a .. Band Director Edward . . services for James t:• 1o1u01 • Aaawen · l:ilt Bowllo& · Local High schoot. . ~ • __,.... el wllo .... ·led a lull Ufe fi'Gni OYery · .,.,..iv· able angle. Mr. KiDc is bu1J at - t "" a riovel ..., lhal blil IHe has been reviewed 1n t h e ""rles " ' - lloota. If his fic111111 Is anytblng Ute bis writ· lngs lloaed "" fsel, he has an 11:01 Dav~,r' Gollatll il:l5 llob1emOD QUane\ ll:ilt CIJampttmahlp Btidge ~ Of Top Award d.. , •Worker '\tHorne · rcasArea Rave ~ Hor · ~" -~ .. ' ~ rYOS lh •--~~ . WH'fNo1'1 Cha~ II ~· · •uued. "We are nol nasium . 'fever. that the oll ll'r Miss Bradforc.. , along witll f! so, parttcul~rly tl_ 1e 10 other seniors, received' • ··- : that all fore 1gn mil· pir for membership in the Tof. ""''- ••e TJ&ers" ·~ "I !ihluld u..-¥ 1pport the obJI'CtlVl'"' Johnson announced selection rl. ~ment s and we huve Miss Bradfllrd for the a1VII'd. .~l th~ir terms ... he yesterday during ·a spring Co;.. . cert at th€ Southern Local gym- IJfe After D~... ~~- . ·~ IOJlO .... lint "'- previous COIIIIDeld8ries ... tile ,.., "Mine Enemy Growa .nu..~ .: uu.... ~;&.. ~·. --> •'I"' Houae·Be Sale from t:a G. 'L 1\ealll' lt: .. pggres-- ilit , .. Alexaader_ ltlea, •.: frequent fiUOSI of NJIC.TV'e Jlict Paar baa written the fourtli !loot • ' !¥a· oerles · Sl• •....._, .Of IIIODI<(ira •whlell _ , - .SoliuoiOr .... Jllllllish:. ed under 1110 Iitle "II 1110re 8 . ,, • .(lilliao lind N!Uned JfinJJPl' .. us all requires Lao.<;, where . a b'l't . b fight· , ~Selec ted 1or her musiC' 1 1 v. · Cout agat~ "'·p weeh·~ ' scholarship ranking and eitizeA. ommums 1 al "~ . , ·d th G sh1p. Terry Bradford was nam. k .JS s:n e tmeva · . · th c- h ed Sundar a.s tht top band~ 1.1 t ra I•zmg e ,;ruUl f · .. ted rr.an o the year at Southerl ;Jngdom crea a Angeles IIBd OmoiJo,. , .. : ~,._.., - it ·•Phe•e." he m. l:•,...... a.- Mt . and Mrs. Fiet Miss Bradford aerever they a~1se. ~ja, Europe or the Sinpr lllte Clifford is .., a IJIOIIIh.looc ._t·-st radi• 'IV .,.,.....at appearllliCe tour to .PI'GIIIOie his aew Uailed artisla record. "Oae .Y Too · Late." '!Jur wiD late •ina lo Bootoa, Cle.elabd, New Y•t Pldlatlelphis, Pltflburch L o ~ Ctwnnell ~~~ East ••• .. ,, _ ~ommunist ........ ----- a¥ ~uJll. Qilil:les ·s, . �• • •' - • Bliatlnel, . ' 0 .,' '. .. . .• .... ' .. JlfQ:W: JOO ' po,, . .. ____ ...... ELURFUDS ~,.......,tile e ltnbl • ...,. Ww ..... . . .. .viiH" ... ., Uo4!t II, " ' • • r ' l 1 ! ; • ~lf ,. ehtin e • '' ' - .' hots Taken Eight lhous.and four ~ red and eighl perJIPns, 1!)011; women and children, vis~* &-bin Oral va~ciJ\e dispenilllf place~ Sunday lo Meigs eou.ow'' SObin Oral Suiid;.y. -;, Pomeroy had ~ most , 2,111 followed by Mid~1lePQrl, 1'-a<IIJf and ~stern. In very close iif• der, 1,62S, then I·!MIS· and IM\, respectively. Rutland had 1~0, an~ Harrisonvllle SH.I. ' llerJiilrd V. f;ul)j: , •,ice ~ denl of the ~iddJO,P"rl • f'b~· eroy Rotary cluq 811~ 11~/'fM chalfman. extend¢ the appreciption of the spon.sorin~ a;roup f?r provi_ding !"Or~ers f.' ,Utt SJX loc~t10ns. )fe 1(81# ;r'!l, Beta Sigma Phi sftrr/r,ttr, ~~' emergency and fir.e ~epa.rlm#f'~l citizens band rltdlo club. ' nur. . ,},;_ ,'·\;.At · ,-,;: ses, and these doc,tors, ~drpund • ·' -~ ,;-!. i?j I '" I Burt1mas, J. J. Davis~ 'IJ.pyr " • <-';\ • · .~ >-. ~ \ D3niesl, Lew_is Te~,~ • .,U ~J>.', 1 " ••~ ~ ~ ... ·i L .. " .~::.· and John Rld,S:~fl· JWy J.Wa· ·' , ton and R. R. Pic~ens, D. .Q-'P: MAKES DONATION AT HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Grade school Contributions ol 25 cents pi Ronald Grantberry of , gym was where people came for their Sabin Oral Sun· all locations, attended by mem. Reedsville drops his quarter day. Here Bonnie Welch, age 8, attended by Carolyn Nut• .,.,,., 'ot the Rotary Clob 111"" contribution into a contain· [ter, gets the cube of sugar tn• Meigs county's drive to than paid for t~e vaccin~. Fultz er at Eastern High schOol stamp out polio.-Sentinei Photo. .:a1d . Some _will be left ·over 10 after receivin~ his Sabin I ·-apPI) on 'fYpe .J Day Jater. oral. vaccme on a cube of The shots were purchased from sugar. R~~mie said, "It las· the Wyeth Pharmaceutical Co, ted good. -Sentmel photo . Vaccine wa_s._ le(t at Memor1al Hosptlal for othn 1 UIIRTY THEATRE QD~T, OHIO NOW SHOWING ·-eAN THI l'lllATI" : . · (Color) Steve R~es and Valerie a \it'O!IIO --&nd. · "GORGO" ' -' (Color) . ~ ' ·' SATURDAY•. BlU• Travefl aRd Willi11m SylVflilter • ' .. ' ·~ + Landers Is ~ - • j,.,. ' . Ws.A~::n; Channi(t_: · - ~hargedln ­ SkateTheft · t:ao Dowo oo tilt. rarm 1:39 Popeyo 6 Plllll I Rusk FID • ds Reds,. Threatenl.ng East ~:~~:!e~:~gi:~::r~:: 1:80 Ruif 6 Keady.. ·10:110. ·Sbarl t.ewll . Jo:!O KiDI LOoaardo ¥•it• lJ.:OO l'urj · · 11:.118. Make Room For DaddJ H :IIPMI'. Wizard ' • ~:.• Spare (I Sea .: ( :.80 · Joltn's SCrapbook 1 TONIGHT Wolf Olonoy'o •PINOCCHIO". <Techoicolor) 11:00 RiD ,TiD fill . ., . ' 1):30 ~Hnleolor) ·a.:,&,..., Sbow t2:110. Sky Rory Calhoun, Patricia Bredin, laD Hunter, John Gre&· 12:38 ian;' lleadlni · Room -· 1:30 Bozo 1.45 Orioles Vs. Yanb 4:00 4:30 6:00 · 5:30 7:00 7.30 1:30 SUN. MON. and TUIS, ,.,, .. 7...9 ~IP A MAN ANSWIIll" iolidra Dee, Bobby Darin, Micllelil!e Pretle, John Lund, r. c ' .- . .. ' .__ , , ,~ lO:lt .Social Secu•ity 10:30' Church .. of Christ 11:10 Cartooosville . 11:30 Beany • Cecil 12:00 Bup BUMy 12:30 AI!Uai81D 1.:00 'Fiiclta 1' • • Bupernian 2:00 Let's Dance 3:atl 11owllng 5:011 ~orfd of Sporll nj . CANCELLED CHECK TELLS YOU •••• 1:30 1:30 Gfl.ilant Men 1:30 Hootenanny i:oil tAwreoce Welk Show 10:00 Fighl Of Week 10: f5 Malee That Spare ll:ot AcademJ Award l'beater WHO YOU PAID WHEN YOU PAID HOW MUCH YOU PAID ·' lt't ·a legal receipt, good in any court a IUperb evidence to back up your lnco• tax deductions. For your own protection ) would be wise to open a checking before another w..k goet bv. 0<1:04 We Poy 3~. lnterHt On Your S•vlngs . The FA~iERs BANK and Savings Member Feclerel RHerv• System MMnber Fllller•l Deposit lnsurence Co•r.,.;r• ill POMEROY, OHIO W~Wng SEE·HEAR: Chrysler COrp.'s ''Empire" wiQ feature 'l'~y -&valas,, the hot Oscar contend• er for his PQrtrayal of a ;JHer in "Bird Man of Alcatraz:j' ' on April t - the night afteJ' t b e· Academy ,\wards . ... . ;lames Garner, Who ckyrock· e~ to fame as TV's Maverick, be seen In th~ Ulm, ,;Th:e Qreat Escape,'~ a t r u e · wm - a ma• ~out of Allied 101dler1 frOm ·J! Nul prl8cllleQ Ill - camjj::.•• ' lllory :about I 1 I 1 ' ""'"'"""""" a: • I Loc•ks Worker • I 11: IS Late Sho• Ne~bors Probed Sunday 0n Rt 2,t0 I DJ'es At H me 10:110 GUIIal!itia to:ao n ator ay 1 1 11:00 New.i WHTN·TV Ch1nnel - 13 • 1 Jackie Gleason llefendert 9:30 Have Gup Will iravll IS:OO Newa ' 1 1 1 CrosBI'oads ~apt lloctors - At Work Eariy Show i,v· · Deputy L·ong Newspa·per. .'.k. e. .I s·.' E.ndedI M'Inor wreck .stfl I . . 1:00 News IOD. Fabulous queat for Seem Treaourel A,e71l,DI'es os d Miss Bradf.or4 Name4 JiwJfl.·· Of Top Award I 1 o.e· • J I 10:30 Mlghcy ~·· Playhouse · "THI SICiliT 0' MONTI CRISTO" · 1 WC:HS-TV Channel 8 t:lll TV ciamoom· I: 011 CaptalD Kangaroo 10:00 .Tho Alvfll S1toW I'OMIIlOY, OHIO · turs and nurses at Meigs Mem; orial t)ospital followi'jl: closillJ .. . of the six toc~tions. PARIS !UPil - U.S Secretary , Bnt1sh Fore1gn Sf!cretat-y Ulrd It was announced that a make of State Dean _Rusk warne-d today Home in. calling for ~ joi~t strug-• up day for those who mis~ j that eo_mmu~1st sub~ers10n and 1 gle aga•_nst subverston In South yesterday Wlll be ilfl-d nex;t _s~ ~ggre;slOn still cons_htutf' an rna - I East A~la . day afternoon. Ir the wtatb~r j JOT_ threat to peace m South F.af>1 ~peakmg as French d~legatmn nice , the cubes of sugar will ~ As•a,. f ch1el . Couve de Murvtllt- . alio g1ven out (rom ,UJe Pomeroy W1h strong backmg from the , warned agamst '"costly d('vel- p.. rking Jot, otherwise at Porn· British _and French, he pledg~ i oping subvt>rsion'" m that area e.o) Jr. htgh. ---~~ 1tht> Umted States would res1st \ Rusk satd the St>t·urit y ol the !Communist aggression threats , West and the Far East are •·mover 2,20Q turning out. Ronnie Tay- 1 ' "wherever. they sri~." timutely r~lated. " · reminder sign that can be seen PHYSICIAN D J J I1 Rusk said the Umted Slates has . ·"fbi - r..;; 0 f lJ . ':Photo·· · .. r. · · a "vital interest"' in maintainillg 5i;l us a_ requtres · ' Davis of Middleport · was • h . d d · 0f b ttltd res1stan9t! to Commumst aggres., . . ' t e m .epen ence em a. sion, threat s wherever the}' arise, aid Mact fired a kept b~sy 10 ~he h1gh school : South V1et Nam.' wh~re Amertcan , whether in Asia. F.urope or th~ .bulle! ·~ ~Is right I_ cafetena puttmg drops of r troop• are helpmg fight the Com-1 Western Hemlsphece." he de· after writing 0 ~ . , I red Sabin Oral vaccine into mumsts. I dared. His body was fwnd a b 1 "The struggle may be protraC't· · . . hoqrJ 'iiier on ~ of a sugar CU es. : ed and bitter." he said, "hut we Speakmg of Laos. w~ere fight -, Selected for her music ability, in 1if home. have no doubt of ultimate vi<.·· mg ha~. bro~ ~ut agcu? IJ~w~en scholars~JP ranking and citlze~ I tory " i neutra ISt a orn~umst at et :;;hip. TerrY Rradford was nam1 Funeral services for May i I Ru~k addre~sed the opening ,;-e5· 1Lao troops. Husk S<l~d the Gene\- a ed SundaY 85 the top bands·~ ta I for Mlch, Jane (Sapp) Archer, 79, who , . sion o( a thre~ay meeting of agreeme?t neutrahzmg the South rr.an of the year at Southern - .,~., spec c e dJed at her home on Union-ave i '· 1 the South East Ais Tl"eaty Or- East Asian k_m~~m "" ereated a -Local Hi h schooT. m .• atchlng firemen . Porneroy Saturday• will be . . c ounc1'I or basns ' g. 1 s~ATO m 11 WESLEY G. pi_PPERT Agreement was reached be- I r ga_n~zat1on r::. } .. for stability. _ . .. Band Director Edward ~a b~· turned to horror '_Vhe~ Thursday at' 2 p. m. at the Ew· Uu":. "'-., la&ei'NIU_ooal tWftn the Transport Co., in . Mil· Mmtsters. w, ' _ ru_ l ly suppoti the ob)t'C'tl\ t' . " :. Johnson announced selection fl. 1 a· C(lmer of a two-story stru~ ing FUneral home with Rev. WI:U ~-,:: ' • • waukee Wis and a bus drtvers '10 To Meet De Gaulle I oJ t.lt'Sii' <tgr~ments and "e ha\t' MISS Bradford for the award p!re ~nd I •nw:qt.ree fiful The Cleveland Press and Plam I union local ' ' . • . "11 .· h s.,1.·n;·tl~ .apPI 1•d th t"Jr . teo·nt5 ·.. ll ~' yesterday durmg a sprmg . -... con' Sur. · Jerry ~aster! off'IC18"'"'6· . durmg the weekend, He spo ke ~rore meetmg " 1 Ins'fy, kilhng three aand Surviving are ~r busband. ID- Dealer publlihed today for the just 35 hours before a contract Meigs county sheriff's depart-' French President . Charles de decla• ed. . cert at th€ Southern Local gyflllo · ~ free lance rtheam·,Alr a Fson..-'-JohatnSeAir!.~la~, (irst time since N~v . 29, as the was to expire. No terms were ment investigated a minor two- I Gaull~ a~d P1·em1er Gool"ges : Ru~k tontmued. "" We <:~re nut nasium . 4 up...oo.. ...... nation's second long newsPaper annS)Urij:.~l vehicle accident Sunday at 10 ._) Pomptdou_m what apperaed to he ~ s_at1sf1e_d_. howe1_·~r. _that. tl·"· oth~r MIS& Bradfor::. , along wit1a m~ Hazel Moore and .... brl k "tb · t ~"' 1 ' strike finally wa~ at an end. The Negotiators for the Boeing _Co. , 50 p.m. on Route 248 at Long I, 8 d. eIer~m ed eIf art bY bot h II lt' l ~ 1 d e .h_ 01 ~ dune ~ · par ' ICU Ial I} II.1" 10 other senlors, . recelved' .. · ~ • c 5 _Wl JUS eral other nieces · and nephews. . b and the machinists were to meet unttom Untied States and France to lift 1 1 equu em{'nt s that all lore1gn mtl- pw for membership 10 the Torann-•• . 1 limb rticklng out, 1 or'" -. d~ased was a member th l'lr lea . 1 ,.mns out of a C'unent · · ·· 0the~P'ome · roy ~-~ of N. York newspapers began pu - in Washington today for more uv . ltar y 1mre<i be \lit hd l:llln nado band They wer Margarbe ~.. ,. "nun.ou lishing one week ago A car drtven by Stanley Wells,' d f o • o lhe .' I bargammg talks. The machinists 117 Rt 2 Lon Bottom hit 3 1 et!p· reeze: . 1 et Durst. Roberta ~eauter. ChriSt. Friends may call at The Cleveland strike was one have voted to strike An 80-day · ked. g talk w1th F1·en('h , R.Jbert McNirkle June Nelgler 1 A prehmmary · Funera1 home anylime · o£ the longest newspaper black-, Taft- Hartley cooling - off per•od I· par · M' . 01ler. Jcmtce · . ' Smlt:., . . ' ""'·liMBUS - Olilo't """"'~'~""" 1E wmg . motorcycle owned by. · ForeJgn . mts1er M·t~unce c OtiVt' J!m Gm~ ·\ -1963 was offk~ly OllJ'..,. i Burlal wlll be in the HUand outs in history. lt began when ' will expire April 15 ~ ~;s ~:~eihe ~oro~~ytl:l~d~pOfpaf:- j be _Mudrvlll(' on Sunduy .wast dt-- 1 ger Stearns, Melvm Van Me~er, .'J} . ~ u:rday d~g a Cemetery. I . h . j S<'rlbe by AmeriC'an offiCI a s as Jud\' Wigal and Kay Willfnrd <IU .Qitlo state University•• 1 the Teamsters went on strike. At 1 The seven_th str1k~ of_t e year Ie~tly had been left standmg be- • "t·ordial and fnf"ndly .. 0 ' .· . . .,. ... t;.nion. u·a~~-llit •1,000 one time. 13 unians were either at the atorruc test site m Nevada stde the road, out or gas, while I De Gau lle was reported hy b ~hdes JlriD!O!'u' thsecnniO~,n~ndl stab·~ 0 u- Rebecca Battele ""co 'II' went into its fifth day its owner w g d f 11 1 ( t3U '" ~a sc UU".: 't~l" ':t ..L . • PT. ASANT - St:ate Po-- striking or without contracts. : ' . . as . one, an e I French government sourre~ to d.strict all performed at tht Jqr 'I' 1~ recelved ". the 1fce and. the Sherifrs 'Mle Plain Dealer put the first : A str•ke at th_e K•~gsport. ovher onto the ~tghway. No have- decided on a display of dip· · well . attended concert. ~ last year'a ~bmer, rgeOt' ,investigated a two edition of its Monday-dated ~aper Tenn .. Press went mto It6 28th c arges were flied. lomalic "charm" to prove to his . . . d_. ~h~· t.!e~,-. , le ·a~t SUnday 12:~ oli tbe streets SUnday niMt. lt ' day. MI . partner.~. particuiDrly the United Fucneral serv~c3'" hfor d~ames ....... lUlU w~e DJ,I"!II and 96 lh' k t gs MtmOrlBI Hospital Statf'S. that France remains a ! E. arpenler. , . w 0 ted at Wfm' 1 · lor'J four 1001 _ The Ot Route 35 ooe one was W mile f!ISt of Pt. PJeas&nt A hr pagesd •c ·. 'k TAKEN TO HOSPITAL SATURDAY ADMISSlONS _ loyal member of the Western AI· \hIS rest·dence ·m oorcas s un day ~;. ,:rz.ylof Wl8 rt t eatene. newspa~r stn e Mrs Dorothy Chasteen 358 ' Charles Stewart Langsville· lianre. despite recent bitter dis- ev"ntng will be held at the Ew-1 h.tr '·famfly, eve i 1 ntl al'lling in $1,000 prope Y wa• >rVerted m Memphis Tenn · ' ' ' · Ch l Wed sd t 3 • a age and personal Injury to one during the weekend whe~ agre;;: INorth First.. t, 'Middleport, was Nina Rupe: Cheshire; Mrs. Paul agreements over n~~<lear policy mg _ape . ne ay a P· Jty p&ie'vementa. of the driV.e-. taken to Meigs Memorial Hos- , Harris Mmersvill~ and the torpedoing of the Com- m Wllll bunal 111 the Letart • • • ."" ment was reached on a new con· I ·T ' · · Cemeterv The Rev Freeland ;~~~~:W:~ill~la~m~ F. Gorby, 55, tract covermg the eC:litorial and ' pita I Sunday at 5:40 p., m. by DISCHARGES SATURDAY _1 mon Market talks with Bntam Norris ~·iii officiate . .Susie Parker. Rutland, re-was treated at buainess employes of Memphis' ' Middleport E·R squadSmen and Mrs. Larry Lewis, and s o n. l last January . .· . · · ceived a Superior I rating -t economieally Hospital for tw d ily . Tit - admitted as a medical patient. Middleport : Allle Simon Pam- French l'Ord•ahty was notl<'i'- He was an employee of U. S the state cqntest Saturday at ....... ,.._ o aWledn~_apers. e con · sessJon · of I1Je Loc·k 23 for a numb · High · school in Dayton Appali..s.;.n '",,_.. 3~ right ear and I trac~ for average weekJy eroy; Otis Marret, ·Pomeroy. i abl eat the o~mng . er of yeai ·;;· Fairview at tile White Houo cltest cavlly. The pay boosts of $4.75 and $4.50. I' LEARNS OF DEATH ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Jos· ' SI:ATO counrol and had served m World War for her trumpet solo. Judges of . ti:n:to disewts area h Go b , ~ ' . · ..~. p: 1 . 1 Foli~Hn Rusk's Lim II over.<:.eas w1th thP Navy. He the state contest complimented and other' efforts hap oceurred w en r y, trav. U"'W Ia Apeem.eat · , , , ~rs . Charles R. Karr Sr. re- ' e,.... o:"t ewa1t, Middleport Fre- French remier Porn idoo who was a charter member or the . ., .th _persis''•l north on Route 35,, ancl A contract between the 1Jruted ce1ved word of the death Sun- da M1ller. Chester : Charles I d 1. -• Pth dd P1 1 American Le"JOn in Ra ·ne nd lhe Rutland h•gh ~-~hool student Wl K" tru k driven . AI t1 t""- R"n._ d •- f he I W It M k , e· Ill' 'II . A '11 C I e IVen:u e a ress o we oome b Cl a and her mstructor, R0ae r an ·~ . tq•IJlOR I ~y o , r unc e. a er .. ;~r. - l~gs , m~rsva e, rvl e ar tu the SEATO mini~ters . took 1he . a member of the Apple Grove l Roush . .a c . po . E. Rainey, 21, Route Iixl., Door Co., was to 1hs, yf lrontM. Mr. Markms vas- Mtddleport, Dorothy Chasteen, I I' t t k by R k nd Mtehodist church 1 Pleasant, slde~ped. be loday: en<Ung ~~ many times with the Karrs. , .l1:iddleport; Stella Ad k i n s I ~ a er ___a ~ ___ us ~- 1 . ' . · . . Jon . Webster· also a Rut• 1 services - ~ill be _heid i Reedsville; Maud Van Meter, wiD be chargea lri.th driv· 1 Vfhich had. Funetal Metes General Hoa"pital He IS ~u~~~ved h~rd his ;lfe, I Ja~d mstrumen~al student, re1 left of ceoter: · I afternoon in Ironton. CUlton, W. Va. ; · · ~n ree c 1 ren , pen-(e1ved a 11 ratmg for his drum . , ADMITTED SATURDAY - 1 , Lmda , and Carmen Kay, solo. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Gertrude Graham, Pomero~. all at home . his parents, Mr.' Alfr~: Rusche!, Pomeroy; Mary I DISCHARGES SATURDAY- O"d Mrs. Howard Carpenter of ft;. ~ <ft.. · ~ · . ' . , · . WJUJ · · · , Cundiff, Mason: Helen Bartels, None. Syracuse ; four brothers, Wayne I POSTS IOND 1 II Syrac~~S< ; Carolyr. lleem, New ADMmED SUNDAY - Er· and Clair, Belpre ; Wilson Pom- Charged with~~ larceny ~a 'lfJeS~Z·!IO'eS Haven; Kathryp Payne, M~d- ma Rott~. New Haven; Jam- eroy, and Sid~ey Carpenter of Irota-tiller from Moore'• iiore , . -· _ .... . , ., . ,., . . , 't' , , .,._I"! . I dl.port; Mrs. :>ll>el Wilson,Mtd. l es SOUders, Mtddleport. Wellsville. A SISter, Grace, pre- , in Pomerov Raymond RuoMil , JlE4WW ''1m) · '.' · · : Wfiose wll<! sued 'for dl'· , lions for thP ear• of Mack's dogs .. dleport; Mrs. Marvin Fry, and DISCHARGED SUNDAY - ceded him in death. friends may [of COlumbU; has posted U.Q aervi<!ea J~,be ~ 'rueMay for i · 101/tral irionthit agi>, was · and to ·a friend. , sot., Letart; Baby Male Young, Guy Kennedy: MiddleJMirl ; Ef. call any ttme. bond. Russell was 0~ by DoiJ ~. 'It, ··~ 'edflor f~r ·the old Ohio, The last_note. to th• friend. said Pomeroy. ' f1 Rusaell, Mt~dl~port : Eugene ., IPom....,Y police Saturday night , rl ntl , 1 ·:t'"--U~b-'an.! lor oeverall only, "I've forgolten whot 1 was Holter, Racme , V~~:tor Taylor, RESCH.,DULE MEETING Ialter he aUet!odly stole '\lie till· 1 - ~'-~'P· w ter a 1 te~ oUtdoOR !!!hoW 1on l going to Atly to you.'.. ' "CALLS OFF WEDDING The regular mM'ting of .~ lt.r. . who shot iuld ldlll!!l ~JIIIOII *I Cillim\lols. Mdst' re- 1 Mack was · a lneiiiber of the LAS VEGAS, Nov. tUP! Pomeroy Boaro of Ed~cation .,-,.~~~~ .,four '~ i!olih ot' aii Insurance agent. : Press 'club oi'Ohto: S!lma Delta ln!ss Joan O'Brien, 24, AVERAGE DAlLY scheduled for Tuesday, April 9, SQtflD ~J.Eii , Vs. ~aiel 4: 15 Spoi'io seoi-eboiiil. t:;it.. Peace Corps· · UIJI Way or· Cl'ulis · · • · '1:110 ,Porter w~er Sbow 1:~· ·cljews & SPQr!l 6:40 Weather f:f5 ~eiVs 7:00 SetlU'day. Ja~ 7:30 Sam BenediCt · · 1:311 'Joey Bishop · 9:00 ·Satiii'dtly Night Movit 11:00 News 11:10 Weather lUS Si>orto 11:10 Movlt i:25 Reds . '. y Late Movies Sa~y, AprH I, CIJ 3 M- l~t · P•ril (1162), Dana ~wa, Marta Torin, CIJ. I, 'lbrillei', The r..st of the Som· mei'yillea ·and The siorm. Cb 13, Cliicago Deadline (19ft) AI· an Ladd, Cll·13, Badman'11. Ter. rltory .(lflt61 Gab&J Ha)'OO\ lla'ndolpil Scott. ,· SUJiday, AprH 70 3, Pli>niert, A Plano Goes West, Ch I, OvTroll, Miuion Mez. ' leo, w- ·~ The Great · VictAlr , (!Bilt) AUan Jones; Miry M.,.. . ; tin. ·~· ~y, AprH I, Cll -1, - ~ • GQild Fll!hl, Ray DaleY. CIJ{ ~ . (loc&r AwN'da, ~ ·'Siiiafrl ~; . .~ ' -- Jaetda)', AprD I; Ch 3, Night of ; the -Faceless : Men, Darreo MeGaln, CIJ 13; · Mode Her a Spy ( lt39) SOlly · W~y, AprD .The People. Fred Ma'~ · Nl~rr~y~ Ch 13, 'Mon)CCO f<Jaiid . nDorcas Area . i' I ¥. MI'ss (larker s R t' UpeflOr · 3 mg I ~ I ~ ' ' 1 1 1 , . ' ' 0u!td ' nnt' ;w'.ri·ter I!!l)s 'Self·In Co·I·"-Lus .' i.·l - D/ .• ' . s·. . ' l L: ... ' .' ' . 11ffeJ\'·1f l'ltJDif ·evpra· ·ast . c -1 • I -.. left ·not"'! 10 Sl\ei'Kfl llie Ma110n11: &.'ol!ill\ .- lllle ' DO.. . Shrlde. . ,.. . I "!'hi .O.Vlco · bo· 'l'IIOitdo7 iilll here, railed off her "'heduled !O< SUnday actor Hanoei Allen, rr. MisS O'Briieo said sh.called nesday night, April 10, becauae squad ..,.nt 10 !be l!omo . !let. -meolinl LJ. fd, E Mitlll'it, .• 4:4!1 Ending March 31, 1~ in Coumbus Which WI be at· ~· : . ~ """- ~ him by ·ii>D)e ~~~ ll. llle icwia(J'oi"*al homO. a. I -~ ~bers """ $1JJil. Chittle Ill ~ liM>ISOI . . ._ . ._ _.I IGI~bl. ___ dltil,_ : " • • For 6 Month Pe-'nll , uv.~ of an OEA leg_islative 4 M9 · ' ,· ·s. ·"'*' r'!Jo . · . ; ' .. ' .. --·n I 1lbel'...i. ~~ ... J � 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. 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