https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40f11045fdb5a9d2593d95a8faf8b1c6.pdf dfa7bc969433a0054927a27c204f4a00 PDF Text Text j E R .FE~ L ' '· ,. -.......... .,. , ·-.. Qr .. • ~ .. ·... • T ·•' NOW· YOU KNOW .. ~ I . --- . ' • r ' e ' 1. • ' • • • , I • • en . .. . . • , I. 'i '• ' .. ' -~... ! ladies • the 1 ~ir~=~ · tiler • ~ . . . ·MI Ill out. ·.of ·lhe year, could ~. ~lnf ' :t bir fruit ' 11on lt. • nigh . ... • A I 140 or Smith told c:ouncjl: Codnl:l. ,(!bar 1 · or .. Ia IIIII an Idea 10 ..,. ' 'l"'vecl COW'age gellfl'al Improvement ":"ro!elred to In town. cleanJni up streets and 1 an C)OIIIIIIIssiOI propertieo. 11 could be lied in dra• up a reaolu· with Clesii'Up, and B~Wbpry ~!:, Sml~~ Ae!devemenl lannbic If top.:;:: !:t :~ ':., M8 I U:t10a ~ k' !rj>~hy.' .l'lx·Up week which comes lit. a 'trayeJlnc . •• this sprln11. "I would undertake, ..... If " A trophy rnlglti bo awatded councll w~. to suggest to annually by an .lmpll'llal com. mlt!ee of three judges, lhe ofln. nor's name to be placed on the trophy each It would be ~po e~ organ~ civic lbat an award for ar. indiVIdual m lhe phase of •cllvlty that group Is moot Interested in." He was referring, for example, to the PTA, which might select a person who had done most for Middleport schools this year. - "Perbapo II all eoald be tied together lalo an Ac~e· ment day," the mayor tald. .A:·• ··t··. -· ·G..OP Stand :~;:gi::.:~:~:.:::: · . .· · ~~er~·~tt~~~ ~~~te~~ :~~~I Councilman Bill Childs added ' Beautiful New .S.hop Now For Your, Easter > lbnnet At Elberfelds Our won~et'ful coll~ctlon Jnclud~s all wee brims - 'SW!es .)IIIIi. oolors f~Dtoid popular cloches- trlmml!d 1lailot·J!raws ~ veiled crown illf -ilowers ...,.. ·and many others -;~ y.our;aeJectllm now. Come in .. Spring c;patn for Ecist.~r 1.95 8.95 to Wool tweed catdlpn necklines -::-l,.)jth ·. large plickets notched collar coats In pebblest,ollll fallrl~s.- solid ~nd , chect wools. Full lenetb and % sleeves.- e~~aoae your favorite-color. l1i Junior Sizes, Mlaaes Slzes:and Half Sizes. ' ~·=··' =·":':·. ;··~·~====~S=PR:tN~G:AN:D:EA:s:TE~R=====Jr=~E:l:BE:Rf~E(~S ~LOSE ' . ' ;' . J In 5Prln1'"4 · Eaater lin&erle, ·~·men 'b.i. . FOR.EASTER.PARADERSI Men's ·Long ,Sleeve' <~' -~ .. ., : Sizes 14% to 17 neek. AutomatiC Wash tn Wear. Convertible cuffs, permanent collar stay - e;tpertly tailored. •,.;• Stepbea . ar.~ 2_. BUSiness . Places W I" Give Receipts ~rned" the~.AP!""P""' r1jectio~ ~rpo~onro!""ot = ~I· :~: '~';; r1coffee to the De~ata 8 Men'• Short Sl..,e ~lyon~~ ~ "~!early l;l~~~~~ I :i ,, ·' I•'J•. c~ I chalr~an In one of the • = t par:,.•; swimming pool, Including a new atatemenls that ratiC ea chain link fence replacing tbe 0 ""' huve t"fm . -: . Wooden railing, complete paint:ce:::k ig, pump repairs, bottom rehis on the pair, and a new diving board, . . ' all to cost an estimated $2,000. GOP, saymg. - Approved appointment of ••..uter spending tMir eight Robert Byer, veteran volunteer ~~~~=-!S~'!'I"il e_l _:Pf'lhl!<o)t oO_.__ ~d"p . deftc~t ea 0merov ~ Bo-ys~ Baseball ........ ·:~gh -Anne_ Banc~ft ~~~"Lawrence ~.;:-ea~g';:;'.;., a~~:e~e., se~·en I Th~tod~y, wtn~lng_ acL~sse; P~ f~ced A~ar<\' n~ht Greg~?' P:U~· vo~ed :~ i:;• r:~:~- ~: ~~.:~~~Ei ; Ce~Cro:n~tury~w) :..~nard i; I LingerieElberfelds First Floor l~ ·- ~· ' tl ,.'· ... . ' '• Men's Short 51-.ve SPORT SHIRT'S All aizeo from Small !l'-14\>l, medium (111-10\1), larJt fl., 18111 ) and extro large (17-17111). SoUd eolon - ~beeU-derk plaida _ denims ...:_ batikl - nove1Ue1. lteiU~ eollar atyln - ivy lea(lle collar - •nap tabs ~ 'lllp down eollar. Cottona, dacron and ·COtton. Waab 'n Wear.1 • 11 ~· r ! ,• VALUE! ·SliM 8 io 18. bart plaldo, Worn without a. belt - ,low · cia lbe blpo - lajered ltlilo c:uffa. For !hot IODli leoa . Wemen's Agllu Stretch .. . .. '2·'5 Men's D Nylons Select your new Slaeko now ~ai thlll lt<>uf. oHacronl - rayono - rqnn blend• - wool.flmnell. eP eated 111\1 ploiD front modelo. eAII 11ua 28 to 150 wall! meuure •.to your corr.e et ll;nath Ire• of ~·~··) 'it!l&ay otyll;o ~· able- oil)' to iroo eSoll4 fO!on, dark plal41, neatebet .,,. we <!ltencl .' In Slackt· patterao. •4·!~ to • ~nte~ested I · BOwer'~ ~otiW'J~I'"'~j;0· (Gr~ Chari~ Re)·r yl off . a~d p • I l•t trmeCl[~:!!~ Pome~ WAll! 'N WIAR · ' CGnON SLACKS look. . ' ·- Seamless atretch l!Yions Boys'"Stilts" - ~ll!t!lon ...•' St~k McDoo~ld. ~as s~uad younges~ ';:'',01 w•~ _<Contl~~ed F h• T Will~i 50 as Ions 0 Be E hih"Ited I J 0 rderr,d I . t~e C\lrreJttly,~e":: 1 I ed . two days of rodent control : Elberfe lds Dept. store. . ) lramm~?, la st week under Paul .. Other firms contri buting Ia , field ~ge~t for t~e U. S. ' addition _to the ones already l F'~hs 1 sh and Wlld_hfe ~rv tce . : namtd are Ingles Furniture 4 0 Mr . Ochs Will VISit ~nme _ [and Francis Flor ists, sta ge doo- iS farmers in the county m Apnl oration . Peen ~y-Bennett Post to assist with the control ~~o- ( Americ~n Legion of Mlddle~ gram ~uests !or farm VISi ts the public address system; and batt may still be madP. . by table fa vors, Mrs. Neisel Carcontacting t he cooperah_ng sey , Don Mullen, A & p store, the County Extenston : Kr ogers. Columbus and South~ service, Vo-Ag. department. . or 'ern Ohio Electric Company. ' the Agricultural 'Udt. . Con~ervahon ! The Ohio Power Company al'd and Stabilization Service. SALES SET See the -complete llne of Wo·men'a'Nylon Hosiery -on tbe first otlocw.. ·•haturinl"'fall fuh16Ded -'ilyi8Ja :._ seamlesi- nyl~er 'the 1cnte atylel. Famws branct. ' -.J ull foDtCAIIIIt Iee-llzel. .. cha~rman auditor~ ~~part·. all ila. New . Sprln& ahades of tlllllbtone, 'belletoue aDd taupe- B• I sa:ts • la~l ~-t!:• ~ ~ Alt~~ugh grou~, fro~ WI~. $19,60~. 78 emor~a ~~ wi~ u~able w~eh [be ! cnrrep~t.y May 'R A • 'I} l.fembers WI un gain Candystripers l~ague ~ I -~~c •I or Siders 10 OUDfi S "th Speaker At Cappmg Of p~~H movie- -low~ :-~ ffr~d ou~ 1 1 ' ~- g~rls I ~ d~ly 0~:e~~ w~' ent njJ. ~~~~;;; .. H1~ngneps~~~id~~~~~i ~hZ! ~~:p~~~-~s :::;~1 1~0°::~~~. Ca~r~: • ners c'0 me B k 0scar wIll ac ' . ' 3 A d T0 Broadway In '6 · war I::.tinu~ ~ltbtg.attack I o~n ~: ~Y ~ ~· (Doroth~ Ba~nette~ ~~~~::":e~:~J: w• ht· Amerlcan ~erl)Frle~ too. Mh~ls. C til <UPJ) Bntain 's David Lean won 1he Lights brilliantly r enected SANTA MONICA. a · k Osrar for best directmg \lith eweled glamor and the " 0 an: Pat%le." of Arab•a" _ whi ch 1 dares whde pol11..:e held back tl etrW brought Iwon awards all _ and eager autograph seekers. 10 lhe ;:.,, .,.;, , support - , <2-year-old character adur Ed BlgiJHt T""""." ' b' e;t . ck to Broad· ' Begley came away as best sup- 11 was Hollywood s 1gg mg actress Oscars ba portmg actor for his performance mght of tile year and more way . I in "Sweet Bird of Youth .'' I :eelebritati - . o\d and years in office . aaddling the fireman and office manager for a:.. . CiviC Audttormm was ftlled new than m recent American peQple Wttb the largest ' tl'.e local Ohio Valley Baking nam1e esstona an sh:.:; the with about 2.500 stars and celeb- I years · 1 peace!>me m history, the CJ., as vilage treasurer to ohJid player - il.lt n rities for Hollywood s biggest M1ss Bancrofl. starfor the bene(_ " · lorge.y outpourmg of our gold, complete the term <Dec. 31, hmellght at the h an ua1 bto.:out whtle ·more than 2,000 ring io · Broa,d';\'aY• _Mother Atft. E. llflrst) Ml;ll=. the llll'gest rate of unemployment 11163> of the late Charlotte Per· ...cademy Monday r -h ed from bleachers hn-1Cou111ge." was to be,,.,. .·.,,cu.. ··= . < • r --· . _, .. -'· llld a rate of civillaa bUdget In· rin : aod the mayor's officlat'! with k" ;h:erred-carpeled entrance. I en! to a<·eepl her aword 8 ' ' 'I< ' •• tluL.u· rtm' Bar (F r e'd I -.lynedtwu;e as ! expression of regret over the ford best a mo: e mof l and milbons watclled on televt- MaxJmlli<tn SeheiJ. "- BUly Gra·0 • Presidept Ken Y1• _,, oow loss of a faithful public ser- · " • an e . . .. n 1 best actor, who present• t fit after · t w Wyatt) Mlddlep<l't. ._ seek to _purge themselv•• of guilt vant j l!l62 , "Lawrence ot ArabUJ. , golden Os:·ar to .Joan cra 1o d 810 · 11 1 recuperatloa bere, Middleport Pool Room (Char Lloyd Wrir,ht, Phillip Sporn by cuttmg oot ali help _for ,tbe - Moved to place a stop sign • I in he,· pla<-e. ,ret""' tO lhe main- lea "Lewis! Middleport. G plant employee. was elected unemployed they left beiJmd. al the easl end of the otwn met- [ In New York. M'ss Boncron prepare lor ne•t WaHle Shop (Wm. T. rue- , Mouday night 81 president of tered parking lot at Mill and smd "I tell you .. l'm so ""led cru$8de. ser> Middleport. . :the Pomeroy Boys' League at South First-ave. I can't belie-..e ' ' . . Tavem (Dorothy Nl- i.the Pomeroy cily .hall. IDl - Accepted the mayor's re" I didn't thmk I would I _ "!iddleport. able Nie· l Retiring President Charles • port of $162.;0 for March. lfl ' , dun·t know •hy but r JUst dating back to I he ' Zlrk s Datry Bar IM , Murray, manager of the Ohio Clerk Grate's Man;h statePOINT PLEASANT - Mayor Virgil Siders announc- dJdnt. " she sa'd at her Green· tears of World War meyer\ ('lbom- Fuel Gas Company, was nom. ment showed $21 ,741 43 m ali •d following city council meeting Monday mght h e m- ' VIllage apartment where the W h II Crow 8 a ouse e• vice-presidentand Ed Baer, • operating funds at lhe begin- tends to seek reelrction in the Ma y 18th electmn , • ' she watched the awacds cereHess) [' Ohio Valley Plumbing Compnlng or March. and Siders stated that he was run- resenting to another ward did momes on telev& smn With a few bestows any, was reelected as secreat the end. ning agam because m a n Y Inot state at thJS lime if she fnends. h t " l;ecamo on Sir Winston G & Cafe (Guido J. Giro- ' tsry-treasurer. Clyde Kirkland, George 0 Smith Meigs All councilmen. John Zerkle. worthwhile projects had been would seek election from the MJSs Duke. w .a A ad. . Pomeroy , OhiO Power Company Jllllnag- M . I h . ilal admini, tra- i Roger Morgan, Gibbons. Harris, started und.r his administra· :ward m wh•ch she " nnw re-' lho me;, '" a former La te , (Roy Belzing) Ier, and Mrs. Mac Sawyer were osp . 'Childs, and Bradbury: Clerk lion, such as street paving , ' idin emy Awar " ory 0 minister whose Green n rn ' appointed by the as co- tor, was speaker Monday mght , Gene Grate, and the mayor at- housing. urben renewal and s the present admin·; on page!!_ , be Court St. Grill I Frances Scb- chalnnep of the fmance com. at the capping ceremony of 31 tended. Krodel Park ._ and he would istratJon announced plans tu the • Pomeroy. . m!ttee. d hospital candystrlpers. I very much hke to see them seek reelection the slate .. by Uve BlUe aixl Gray Restaurant All, volunteers who manage Smith, whose wife, Virginia I TWO FINED . completed. . named at a convention of the Relay Betzlng) Po'Riei'oy. " Boys League, Pony League and Lee Smith Is In charge of the Melvin Lee. 56, Rt. I , M•d·' He told coonctl thai he would the Cillzens Party which wtll ' ftmcdorUng M8rtlit (Wallace Ebers- HJcb School League teams last 'k th to . of ' dleport, aod Albert Thompson, like each member to seek re- ' be held pnor to Apnl 18. I X ttiU bach Poineroy. season. persons spo e on e PIC., : Rt. I Cheshire, were fined $50 election as tlley had all gotten response DrUg · Store '(Edward who are m managing Service - Key to Success. [and costs in Gallipolis Munici· along exceptwnally well At least 50 fao;;:h ion s will be RandolJih. An- Stark) Pomeroy. or assls!'!'g In management of Mrs. Cedric Clark, offtcer of ,pal court Mootlay with the flne !had accomplished _ many City OlSOn ait <hown at the style show 1onl!hl Onlrd!IU Phillips Bar (Mrs. Pbllllpo) tearna thiS year, are to meet 1the auxiliary from the beard of 1and costs suspended by Judge 1improvements durmg the past Ill Pomeroy Jr . High 20 hahd Pomeroy the city hall on April at trustees, capped tlie president, •William Janes. The two men two years. . urn . Jeanie Bra un , publicity 1 Restaurant (Mrs. E. 17:10 p.m. to organize teams. p 1 trl . H y who bt turn were charged with unlawfully Members Carl Murray , Louts S for the style r eview • CIS _ enness • . operating a coal mine in Che· : Rossi , Sam Fowlkes. Tum 'and card party to be held to8 - Three Syracilae Drive In (D al ,y SERVICE SET 1 capped Vice President Sara 1 shire twp. [ nolds , Arlin Hall, Cot- Over 250 pounds of prm;on mght . has announced• with ID . Paltenon) syracuse. A pert of the Sunrise service , Bechtle and Se<Tetary Adele · trdl , Lawrence Plants. Gladys , bail for rats has been ordered ,1 They wtll include sportswear. 1 from the The · ClUb fteltallrant (Chea· at Sutton Methodist church on ISismonda. The officers then TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Plants , Ted Stevens, Hiram by farmers cooperating In I:Jathmg suits , cocktail dresses, of I be SJmpion) Racine. the Bashan·Racine road wUI be capped other class members. 1 Jimmy 14, son of !Daugherty, each slaled he 1rodent control program '" i•nd httle gtrl fa shtons as well Bank.- . Catter's Hesbturant (Rub held under the IIBbted rustic Henry Ewing, chairJMn of Mr . and M'". Wilham MeDon· planned to seek reeieciJon . Dr Metgs count y. , as some teen costumes. more Rutland ' dorwood cross Installed t h 1s . aid of Chester, taken to I Randall Taylor stated he had Farmers WJII be nohf1ed by , Mrs Paul Chapman will be lAthe loot been Dugan) RtU· week. 'lbe Cl'OliS Ia li8bled each 1the hospital board of trustees, Meigs Memorial hospital MOO· : other political plans aud would the Southern LJX·ai H1gh school , narrator lor the styl< ,..,.iew that had by evenln8 between 8:!0 lnd 10:30. f was present lor the cermooy Iday at 3;30 p.m. by the Ponte- . not seek reeiectton Mrs . Belva ''ocatJOnal agn culturai With Jenn ifer Lohse presenting Blue Tar Tan {SUe Luel· Rev , Arthur ·Stilt Js pastor which concludi!d With refresll- ,ro:• emergency and ad· Farley, who has moved .from menl when a nd where the) ma y background music on lhe or· Mid.dleport. . · tbe churCh. · ments. 1mltted as a medtcai pat1ent. the ward she •s_ p1ck up batt. Students complet· gan whir h has been loaned by ~""~ ~ i Wa~ ani - ~ ~ ~itilururt ·!",~'~ot'filtote CUet'i~ ·_,I~~~~(J, .. ..... ...... ~ Cl~. Batrd nm;,.ld MadJohn Mi· Richard W. Apakian, PhilJames llr<>wn, S. C.; Clifford B u r n s, ~y ~re -and for IWtet dreaminl, : lovely loWIIinl, ~- Md teeh.:tonth"raisesRepub~""qu::~:. r:s~;; ~:;e e::;•'::r w::~ I . ; . aod gripe about in the PRESIDENT CAPPED - Mrs Cedric Clark caps Patri cia Hennessy, daughterdot WASHINGTON <UPit - Demo- publicans appear<d to be "wuttng Mr .. and THhomasE critic eonveuiQnal leaden to ritk a recetsJOD to wm w r e m t" stripers w l e enry w ' h as officer to the hospital h ,.....,. fttf' a meet'"''" with election." ship is wiUing to riHk a recession prove elnl ·, . Clark is the member of the board of trustees w o serves cPmidenll\em,edy • . 1 "'" so · IGGif tha Ute- s.,..ker John W. McCormack I• to w1n an e1eelion." . -Counc Gave aOrdinance 862 setting auxiliary. en me . _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ . lashed out •it the GOP congre&· McCormack added . up fire contracts its second s-lleaderahlp' In reporting thai "They make speeches against reading, with Wayne Gibbons 'I ' Kennedy W81 "very much con· unemployment - and they vote Ivoting no. There were no other a· at down programs to help employ-' objections. Council however . i lions COmmittees last ment. They forget about the del- iwill ask lor a attorney generweek of tbe administration 8 rend t , al's opinion on whether the fire question for 11:00 million lor job- lcit when they recmome ·r company or the town can encreating public worko pt'Ojects. .. a:u t th: ter Into 'contracts with out of . McCormack noted that all IU!· " ed -he gth cut out Istate subdlvtslons. Gene -Grate of Mlddlepqrt .• .,. publican members of the :orks "ror nour i'owns and ' - Heard recreation commit' . • . llllllD<Od.Z4,merchants w110 have tee voted to deoy the funds. T Y . . .. tee Gene Harrts hst • • 1_.• ...,. ·willingness to donate were joined by .several oonserva- Cities. . proposed Improvements at the Meigs tlve in the 22-19 vote. ' .... · ' . li!d Children's g.,. McCormacll oaid the oommlttee ·Griday March vote evideocee lhe bHnd · " WASIUNGTON- Senate lead· ;r.t 1 eertain that they , · ' oppoldtion of the great majority ,li•, jJ]t votls to pass a bill to They of the RepubUcan in both 8 :.Ot ml)llms of acres of · • . • , Restaurant of lor 1 valll wildel" Baril.lle Home_ die Tbe· opealter iald tbe commit' . .' 'Mid port. ' the' ac!mlnistra11/i} ·( conteod II r · .. lf . . Mat,. · , . scenic areas. IQ port. . _, Select now r.rom Jateat atyle• y, IIJUierline ,our new ouUitl E Booher Acco- ~OD, N. H.; and ab.\le, omaha, Neb. '•' ud· faalttop you could wish. Moran, Lockport, N. ·.._,' a.:: ~mt! ~delph!a; White ·Dress _~h_i; with of course, all the . beauty •Pncet:l today he had .- the release ofheld ninebyAmerl· .r;tn okil>dlvers I he ·~h.. mment since Feb_.n IIOV' were listed is; Jolul \V. Browne, of Mlaml, Fla.; ¥ ·. ch~les ., an- • ~~ C. ' , 10.__ ~- -.•. Open every week day morning at 9 A.M. and open Saturday night. Make Elberf~lds, .. Your shopping Center for Ea~ter Fasfuons for every member of the fam1ly. . . ·T·' ·.: .. easy carethat'& tbe newa to 1 .. ' , ' ~ THURSDAYS AT NOON Dainty, durable, 1:·9 5_0 49·.. ~:~:.-; :~:an _,JJ". thing~ _;.;., )the Ohio Fuel Gas Compaey. I Advance tickets are $1 with The Syracuse Ladie!ll ,. AuxU- j thnr:;e selling at the door !or tary of the Volunteer F tre de- $1.25. Refreshmert~l will bll partment wiU sell Easter bas- served during the vening with kets , pies and cupcakes at the the event starting t 7:30 p.m. towt, hall. Saturday. April 13, Men and women a invited to from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. De- attend. The for .the livery service wlll be provldwere e by Mr. and ed by phoolng WY 2-6243, WY ' WIIUam •;W~. ' Save Your Sales Slips - They are valuable to -you Bring them in any time and have them added · U701 or WY U929. ' •·. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION ·For 6 Month Period ' , ___ Ending March 31, 1963 ~- ... ' ' ' I .\ '' ! ., •• r 1 • .•: ,. ···:::,_ ,.._;....,. ,. -.::,~'(: 4,929 ·•• �• • . ' " ( I • • The Daily Sentinel To Top Things Off • .' • Jt.mii!I'01·mam.m: ·o.;'A,il e:"ftitii •' . ~ ,• . 1ll\e o! .~wight Eisenhower's former s~h writ11rs, Emmett Hughes, is stira few feathers with his fairly .inti~mo>irs of life around the White • ' · ~-use under "Ike." ' 0 isl~ted~ at Pi-eside9t Kennedy qai' o~kly dtl'f'!Ved Hughes' book, "The de~t of t>~wer . " Aside from his naat iiiterest in what his predecessor , Kennedy may be curious about the r le of writers in· high places. .j He has a f~)l' close by himself._One is Aftbu\~libt.SI!ger, historian, who says h t~s already learned enough to cast -- ·- ly Helen lotte) ., in doubt his old historian's techniques. Another is McGeorge Bundy, foreign affairs specialist. One could .IOrgive Kennedy for wondering, in the tight of Hughes' effort, where fellows like Schlesinger and Bun· dy whip out their little notebooks the moment they leave the president's office. After all, if good history is getting as hard to write as Schlesinger says, putting the stuff down quick seems vital. But the new method involves another problem - how to keep the historian himself from now and then apstaglng the other White House performers. •I . .., Is President Of Eastern FHA ~ .~ Jamos c. IlebnoJ, Athton, =w.,.. ' e ::~ J._;;;::;:;;....;~J C)oE1~1.. U DrawnFor ury ondRaylllOOlds.lby,' ~~olh ·~t _ . AP!IIL t Pieou"!; Term In May ll<lbimm1 - Mrt. l!urt, ~- John 'II'R· The Eutem Cblpter of FHA MIDDLE-AGED to sbly The wscs of the unIt ~~~~ Uarri Bllellnar and Mrs. Tbo- etA rill In the llo Ecof>. with elderly lnvalid woman. ehurch will ID•llllng, ••Consider the tllles" no . P ' to lecl me lfi. 4" ln. }llf.....,... Call the ehurcb Tueaday at 7::10 PT. PLEASANT _ Grond Ancil Tucker, and the c:h91r "CIIrilt the Lord OI1UCll room e new o J-2130 4-f.Uc rrf. with Mrs. Jed ood Petil J•~ lor lbe May Jentf District, L. 0 Is Riaen Today," endlnJ wllh cero lor lhe followq year, !1113- . • Sr .• Mrs. E. E. Beyant ond •. ' J ~ llJd J !L Ben IU" bY.t:.":"~..,..u!:......, the "llallelujat ChOrus," fol· -114 "' · ,, . John Werry u bosteues. of Muon c..mty Circuit r., . . ' ~ · l\Od U.. 1 we b~ lbe beedictloo by the ""- elected were, President . A'ITEND 11'1!i0DING The Middleport .Buslnesa and was driWJI MOnday by 1 netl, Clifwo. . ~ p.p:_"':;~ G l:o r Y Rev. Barte!J. Jo Ann_ Frecker; VIce Pres~ Mn. llorbert iloov&:, Mrs. Professional Womon will . COinllllMlooen.' Mrs. Ned-\:;:!.;:~. ~: Blltln~~ 14Uct -And. :.....,... by lbe choir · .. dent, Linda Bihr; Treuurer, Walden Roberts and Mlss Joy· J'uesday evening April 9 al W. Jones ond Ottie C. Roosh. lman F. Bletner, Geraldine """- 1.-i--'--"""'""--'...i ~~ Mio ' • . hl robeMary ·Crall; lllstotlan, SallY ee COiilns attended the wedding lllasonle Tempt. with Mr. -r , .~!"''' '!' ,te s, and AC'I10N8 DIBMISSI!D Knowles; News Reporter, caroof Virginia Young to :wun. 111Bower n.....;...liunal Grand Jury : Arbuckle Dfs.., worth, Betty Brumfield, Carrie Women's lht wvocallon.by lht Rev ·WaJ. PT J1LP•oo•~•-- b 1 Pr' · • -·•-· Bud!le RQI\ald Buroetl Bessie • J. · MWo;,.,· . . _ .. - ~~-, y yn ""'· orr Saturday In COlumbus. Miss of the Ohio Farro. Oxley Blain. Soolheide; ' . ' ' ' ~· I For the ~ason County Circuli COurt A dance was diJcusoed. The Young Is the _niece. ol Mrs. guest speaker. The Clvle D' triel Sand Pyles Bums, llsui Casto. KA!noeth ,., . ,;.,t::"'" .Them ,,' Frida~ was the diampsal of the d•le will be set Iller. _ Hoover and Mrs, Roberls. <lpallon COmmittee wiD be IS ~ . Y Chandler, Sally Lou Clark. liar· ,l -...'.!~"'' ·""'0nlum~Theb __ Y 10ohe followmg divorce _actions: Bar- Present were ll\10 My ,era, · ·, , · cl!argeofthemeelin8withMrs. and Vu-gii Hereford ry Click, Martha Cool<, Carl ml;' thoh-v.r~ , N':'-ir.. as bara Jo Lucas vs. Harry J. Lu- Fen. Hartung, ..oil SISI'On, Jean SOLDIEK PROMOTE!) Fred Hibbs, C!Iatrman. 1be Soothaole; COlogne Dis- Dabney, Pink Devault, Willis Beig..bro,.,. or oU ~.........._,..,, ...~c ~. Marjorie Patricia FerJU- Price, Sllaron Delores NEW HAVEN _ J W nual election of offiCers will T. Corney, Leon; Coop- Dudding, Joha Rober, N-M widtha. SIHO.' I• ""wm!.~'}"·~· . Blael- son vs. William Ray Fergwon; Maxey, Carolyn · ames · h ld Jolin Willbun CUI- Freda Escue, Chessie Frye, '' " -1 lnat''w~~:.~lAiiil"fot lht next Annie M. Barker vs. Winslon Hunt, Irene McDonald, · 800 ol Mr. and Mrs. e ' APRJ., II Letart; Graham District, ly Lou Gilmore. Roy Grimm, num!l"i',l~ay :t'J1ou Sllalt Be Edward Barker. Jackson Linda Talbon Jo N W. of· P. 0 . Box Th Fed 1 d Clr le IU George Leonard Grimm. Le- Pearl Hereford, William ,: . ., ·>' Wltli'Jlllit..,..·Paritdise." Freclcer' Sally Knowte; Janice 117 , , ew ven, W.Va. has e era e e ~ Ralph V. Gibbs, Jr., New Hoffman, Dorothy James, !'W~t!:Qr:laiih,.)d ·'llly Son" by Hollon 'Beverly Carter' ~nily been promofld to meet at the church followmg Haven, and John H. Smith, Jr., it. Jarrell, Nina Jewell, Clarthe"'IIIffJJ _f i i.Mra. ,Paul Nease Pl"'sut VaHey Hoopllal Young' Charlene Pigott Linda Iailst four. Specialist Roosh Is Lenten services Wednesday 1 .Ha~rtf:;;o:;;•d~:..- _;;"a;;;n;;:n;;;an;_;;;;D~il;;tr:;;i::;ct~,;,;ic::e.,J::;o::;n:;es~,_:S::;he::;t~m:•..;J~o:;;ne::s;.,~:J..:::::.:::::~M~I~D:;DL.:::::E~PD~R~T.:::::.:::::S, at- ~ 'a, . ooloi•ll pre- ADMJTTE!l: Rev. WilliamS. h ' . • member of the II'IOih Trant- evening for a short busmess 1r ~J,i~~ ··Why I· Billups, Pt. Pleasant; Mr •. Ba r, Jesn Pullms, Mary Crall, porbltion COmpany, Fort Story, sesoion. Tbou Fol-lakeii 1\10" with Freet lllerton Rollins, Leon; Mrs. f::~nila Hollman, and Carolyn Virginia as a maintenance rec- Th• WSCS of Rock Springs e MOORE's in POMEROY lntrodu ces • , • Bla. ·._ ,oloilt. A dUet. Herbert Perry, Pl. Pleasant; ce. ords clerk. Melhodlsl church will. meet at 41 { , ~llil~,~~ r ' fll poesen~ by Mrs. Atna Bugg, Henderson. the church Wedn~day at 1 p. Mti-~anll! Burt and Mrs. DISCHARGED: Howard SharATI'END PRESBYTERY ALUMNI TO MEET Doii~ . wjth, Mr. Neulz- pe, Ashton; Joseph Kayser, Pl. - Nine members of the The Harrisonville Alumni White Rose Lodge will m~" l l llnga!iti!hJ. -~ , aolo part, 4fter Pleasant; Allee Bletner, Mao- ated church were ln will meet April W1edn>esd.oy April 10 at wlilcb;·tiiere. -~ ion . Interlude on, Mrs. Delbert Waugh and moulh Wednesday to attend p.m. 81 the high school. Legion Hall in Mid· II Oil· -ll!o. orcan, )ly- Mra. Neutz. daughter, Ashton; Mrs. Harry Preobytery of DIB.trlcl It, Interested persons are with Mrs. Ben Robson, )~'l ..;: . · : Flowers, Pt. Pleasant. at Second church. Plans for the annual Mrs. 0. T. Greenlee and Mrs. d.;ir l ,llll(, "lnfll T h y were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, will lle made. Bailey as hostesses. :i;ommend My Spiril" CHURCH MAKES PLANS Phil Williamson, Mrs. The Middleport Literary Club II •Iill·:':Ablolt ,With _l.>e" with the Piano were made to be 1be Reibel, Mrs. Waldo J. MEE'I'JNG CANCELED ;tmth~:,:'~r;:!~Ya~S;il obliillii, ~lJill Werry and host churcb for the May Fel· Mrs. I. B.. Weed, Mrs. The meeting of Rock els of Chestnut·st: The pro,g· ll PRICED 30~ LOWER* Rk:k -~D. iller which lowship Day when the Mt. Mor· Yoong, MUises Maod and scheduled for ram will be given by Mrs. Hen-11 o Cooptr "Hi·T' DuPont nylon k •Jronger than •teel John wnllem BlaetiDar_,• n d lab Missionary Society me t da Grueser and Mrs. R_alp has been Null and Mrs. Waiter WadMrl: ~ Thomas,-,..g, II ~s Thuroday evening at the church ~ampbell, who. during the me.etrlto Columbia cablo pound for pound. . ' . 'Mtbrvbes. _{!tl~ ~ . - ~ Mr1.•1 ,~m with Mrs. Campbell Harper mg was mslllled_ as mlssuHJFriday evening. APRIL It • 3 times more impod '""tame agal ~:'liiltf f, '-"' ,It Befi8II _ To presiding. Mn. Oscar Harda- ary education chairman of The Pomeroy Bend Citizens breaks, blowouts• 11 • ~.;.. -'--'-way presented devotions. J1e.. triel • Radio Club will hold its ,.• ........,... •.gpo......., - of the · ittee ---• Runs cooler, longer. safer- nen in holllestw!~•ll".,. l!'l!.'mASANT ·_.,A, •••· _port . vanous comm s VISIT »ARI!NTS monthly meeting at 7:30 . •'-- . . "-"" ..,._ . were giVen. The next meeting • t th Se nd w rd F' "ouse 11 e Provod be•t at high speeds 1<1',tur'hpik~ travel •.. ~I- t oocurred Sunday IU.~ ~II be ~"ld at the home of M-. Mr. and Mrs. George Shi\•el-1 a e co a ore •• - -~· ~ ..:MI klg~M"' q~~<~llly nA•~ 11111 lfi-IIH. p m Q!l Jericho Road lttn w• •~ • • J and d hte J Ann in Pomeroy. A fish fry will •"-'"ntoa• ....., o reau I C. R•. Y o u n g. Refreshments eo r.. . aug r ane 0C 0 held lollowing the meeting, I . ;:.,. " · •'-. property ~amage but were · served at the concJusion of Cmclnnah spent the The Xi Gamma Mu 110'1**""'1 jnjury. '1'1'• mlahap of the evening end with Mrs. Shlveler'sMIYer:si•IP-"~'!""'="ft===~ I ~ ..!'hen a <;y•,drlyen bY • ents. Mr. and Mn. Jay Mr. and Mra. Marshall Dun- ~ Besdta Sigmas Phi wtillh Harry ·'l!app ol ~ Baden , of Pomeroy, and children of Clifton visur ay at · p.m. a 1 • Road,f,l'lll' olf' the ro8d .at · a POSTPONE MEETING ----Mr. llld Mrs. Douglas Cir· Power office. Teresa IInde<! In I . The meeting of the Past Cow>VISITS RERI! and family on Sunday. Will have the program and and bural mto llames. K a P p cilors of Theodorus Council Mrs, George Shivelor, Sr., Mr. and Mrs Hayman Barn- esses will be MarJOrie lqkUjt~ canea Daughte., of America· schedu~ CincinnaU spent the·~~:~~~~ ~~~iand~I~Mrs. G~ry Damitz and and Nona:~ It to elllirllolsh >tbe auto ed for Thursday evening, has wilh h!!r sister and all of Pomeroy spent E te . . 6.70-15 blaciJ.wall tube typo. lh,at ·wao the been postponed until April 25, lt.w, Mr. and Mrs. Dana evenln~ wilh Mr. and be ;::ldr ~u:"'HeselocmkcesGrove I White wall and tubele5s. types proportion._ due IO Holy Week. sell of Syracuse. Brmker and a e m low priced in 111 popui1F.1JIUI. · .~J-· ~. 'We!Rl, , '11,11 ~ o• . by .Ill!! ·~t!,llt' ot lbe J'fdent.lltl· clll1fdi ,.,...ay . allernooll. An ~:;._, "lm-~ Th.: or STACICID p U- - • $7.49 THE SHOE BOX COOPER TinES br . NYLON Carme} S iaJ N t es .. I'. shllrp,. creek - .,.ne J~~:~~ ~~~:~~~~ With th~ decision of his '* ,j artress Ann tynn to push ~o!ad finally with divorce. Joan ~ejoins he're· ... Virginia Arness, estranged ,..,,;; -. ~~h!li1sn1oke's'' Jim Arness, is now f!ndin,g consolation with Don Ellis ·.... Retlnie and the former Mrs. 01have finally decided that time in July for the long de· · . .... . Red Buttons and just marking time-until from Heiayne Buttons is finalized in .,,Ho!lywood-and then it's Wedding be)(s fof ,,theffi. ·I : Optimistic (r1ends still believe .James .and Pamela Mason will patch it up-but tjle ~jt.Q(Ce i~ scheduled for its airing in tpe Los ,Angeles courts on Apnl 22--- church Sunday at 5:30 a.m. I short program will be p~::,~:~ ed by the children, fo Sunday school, at 9:30 a.m. :N,..._ II Get depend•ble Cooper Air-Mutw for your car at this new low price. And.~ member: The Cooper Air-Master is noi,JU. an ordinary nylon tire. lt'a quality 'eo11.. •tructed with Cooper "Hi-T" DuPout nylca -the tire cord that is super-•~ auper.. !"&fe, even at turnpike speeds. Remember, too, that the Cooper Air-Mutlr "Vlon. is built with a s:pecial llllfetyooaiped. . , Hi ~ Carbon tread to give extra rnUe• ... extra stopping puwer.. Buy now wbll. Rock~ are compJete, Mr. and rs. George Circle l i~~~=:~, Arhland,Ky.,Mr. ofof Ash1and, Ky., Mr. Circle and son, Ricky, New Haven were dinner '· l no move has been made ·tb ·remove e a<!fto'n ftoin the ,docket . .... S~rah aughaii may not l""e her N. J. home to !f'e Treasury dep't after all-Joe Glaser ~oids the. !l\O~t~ijg~-and Joe is her agent .. . ..\ Ifs 'iflli seerel that busmess In ~e plush restaurants · and nightspots )jere plummete~ dismally the past-few J11onths-an -;.mrne~. S)lli\ the responsi· J!ility 1>e • en newspaper. blackout and the ex se scare. It will he interesting tO wa if an upturn takes place- now tbat papers are back in circulation •;. . ckie Gleason, determined to be a 1\lr. .g in the movies, will star in 11 801die . ,in the Rain" which starts rolling this ~ummer, and then plans to portray l)an't,utterfieid, a Civil War General an inde~!'dent production immediately afrer. Bu~erfield was a boss of Tammanv Hall an!f-~e creator of the military ~'Taps . " ~ "" , ••• ::~i'•ofMr. Mrs. Mary Circle on and Mrs. Emory .... • ,,.. A NEW COOPER PROTEcTIVE., W' SERVICE GUARANTEE" and daughter, Addie, of Portland called in the afler· noon. Mrs. Douglas Circ1e and Mrs. Jim Patterson and son called on Mrs. Warden Ours of Lon12 ll Bottom Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and Larry and Sue and Florence Circle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scar· broogh on Sunday. The YF from Carmel attended the district meeting at !.ottridge last week. /Nor llmirN to rrwad ,....,, •'•""'' .: · 1. For 21 full monttll 8ncl Iii• •' lnrlf 8Pfnst accidental road hazard damaae. You ar• rulfy protected (regardless of tread ~ar) for tobU mor~ths specitied, plus remainina lif• flf \fwd aftFr mon,l tlly 11uarantee e~tpires, . il ,. :l. Lifetime cuarantee as to quality crf ytorkman.;ip ar10 all materials. You are full)' Jrotact.lil fOt' compiP.te treatllile of tiJ •. OO,ll l owan~l bo"d on Prot•cr;w• S...._lc•(PS)od!ltll~l• "ltod 01 ,.!R~...... A MOORE'S IN POMEROY ". II Ph. WY 2·2848 ,. HAM CONTEST Easter Ham Contest e FILL OUT EGG COUPON AND BRING .N! ..• ,. • NAME-----ADDRESS '• PHONE -~ CITY No purchaSe necessary and winner will be notified - con. test ends April 11, 1963. Draw ing at 1:00 p.m. April lith, ~ Moore's Store • •• P.o meroy, Ohio Please re(er to Contest Rules, (j • • • List8 Ar n..:. By LOUIS SOBOL The ,path jo bej\]l! cleared for the !lertdiiig marriage iii Anthony Newley, of "Stop the World" and Iilm star, ' ·· Blonde Dorothy Kelly has five grand· childre)l. She doesn 't sit in a rocker with th,le tots at her knees listening to her storie~. She has a full time job-as the elepllant trainer at Palisades Park Circus ... speaking 1of grandchildren, the Lou BreckeJ'Jt (who run Roseland) welcomed thelit· ~~urth Pre1hy Marker, the young' ingenue eyeful in 'f'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," ... T..oooCiq~~, ._...., J i llf'da'-1. Voic_e·Of Broadway ••• Report~g 'I ~E ~~ 'E Late to,n:tl ' ~ ~-··· l'llmeJ:VJ-Miild!ep~rbo., Aprn ' · :00.3 Miss Freclcer H.. r d J r::""'" . ·:j' • WDllam . ,....,. ! ....... -l . ,•· I •a.'trll television·manthon, is railing against is really unfortunate is the amount of l>een sltshing at their own stuff they come to believe. One wonders if Castro can understand he puts that when a man has made so big a mess His of his country as he has, It Is inevitable h : e ecboing \IJat some of his unhapp,Y, countcymen will somehow take some pot shots at him • • expect Communist leaders to lie, and his helpers. jt ·~ n;;;;a ":; c-.-;••1 Cas~ s~ai_ist in ,government since that is their profession. But what ,_ ' .J ' w~, '-~·P,. ~ cr-. Public Target·· ... ~ (I 1"1\". t;~ ·~ Sevm w; o-wn." _ The Creation Of Instant History b. j' -. ~ _ly;P,~r· .)nt._:_offWord. s_ ()I" C hristS~ng P1FetleratedChurcli CO)WEN'I;ATING EDITOIIALLY b .• ' , I 'l • of thl!lle modem flamela electric appliances? U you are a customer of Ohio Power Company just see your Carnival ,_ . ' . .. ' . ' '· ''• TRY IT FOR SIZE • • • dealer, appliance store or plumber. He will .furnish you with a WireUp Instilllation Bonus Certificate ·to he!~ you modernize your home electrically. That; plus $10JIO, takes care of an normal electrical installation costa! - f ~­ Time ~ct now, this olllir il Hmitedl '( 'mfllftil· IP• . lltotrlhllll ~' or BUY ·IT FOR VALUE! . . -~ to Ohio·· ... ~~ " ·· · lust put an Oldsmobile Dynamic 8B 011 the road and watch it win you over! Gracelul linn ••• elegant ••• t men... ·- • • • ru11-mze • eo mrort • • • 28"h apJAHn v- .p. Roekel V-8 performance. Alid with all tbat, D)'1!Ulle 8B I• Oldomobll•~· lo,eotrpri<ed lwl-ai'Ze oariw •• , ..,artell bliY. Ia tbe ''•~um-price Oeid I ., . . ... ~ ~,,.,.:-.,~ w0 - -~ - .·, .,~,-~ 0 o· L 0 s -lVIJl!f'f_l.[ ~l''~ . ,;,._"., _·. IOii:l' , _ . . : .SALES,- . - .............. ~ ~. ,. , ., ' ,.....:....~ ..... ,. ... ~ ... -..... . .. ,. . .~~: New style to delight you I Rocket action ·to exc1111 wu I ;. 1' Exlri" abdul owning an OLDSMOBII£.1 ' . . ~ .--... . - . ~ , ~t t · r,.· �• • . ' " ( I • • The Daily Sentinel To Top Things Off • .' • Jt.mii!I'01·mam.m: ·o.;'A,il e:"ftitii •' . ~ ,• . 1ll\e o! .~wight Eisenhower's former s~h writ11rs, Emmett Hughes, is stira few feathers with his fairly .inti~mo>irs of life around the White • ' · ~-use under "Ike." ' 0 isl~ted~ at Pi-eside9t Kennedy qai' o~kly dtl'f'!Ved Hughes' book, "The de~t of t>~wer . " Aside from his naat iiiterest in what his predecessor , Kennedy may be curious about the r le of writers in· high places. .j He has a f~)l' close by himself._One is Aftbu\~libt.SI!ger, historian, who says h t~s already learned enough to cast -- ·- ly Helen lotte) ., in doubt his old historian's techniques. Another is McGeorge Bundy, foreign affairs specialist. One could .IOrgive Kennedy for wondering, in the tight of Hughes' effort, where fellows like Schlesinger and Bun· dy whip out their little notebooks the moment they leave the president's office. After all, if good history is getting as hard to write as Schlesinger says, putting the stuff down quick seems vital. But the new method involves another problem - how to keep the historian himself from now and then apstaglng the other White House performers. •I . .., Is President Of Eastern FHA ~ .~ Jamos c. IlebnoJ, Athton, =w.,.. ' e ::~ J._;;;::;:;;....;~J C)oE1~1.. U DrawnFor ury ondRaylllOOlds.lby,' ~~olh ·~t _ . AP!IIL t Pieou"!; Term In May ll<lbimm1 - Mrt. l!urt, ~- John 'II'R· The Eutem Cblpter of FHA MIDDLE-AGED to sbly The wscs of the unIt ~~~~ Uarri Bllellnar and Mrs. Tbo- etA rill In the llo Ecof>. with elderly lnvalid woman. ehurch will ID•llllng, ••Consider the tllles" no . P ' to lecl me lfi. 4" ln. }llf.....,... Call the ehurcb Tueaday at 7::10 PT. PLEASANT _ Grond Ancil Tucker, and the c:h91r "CIIrilt the Lord OI1UCll room e new o J-2130 4-f.Uc rrf. with Mrs. Jed ood Petil J•~ lor lbe May Jentf District, L. 0 Is Riaen Today," endlnJ wllh cero lor lhe followq year, !1113- . • Sr .• Mrs. E. E. Beyant ond •. ' J ~ llJd J !L Ben IU" bY.t:.":"~..,..u!:......, the "llallelujat ChOrus," fol· -114 "' · ,, . John Werry u bosteues. of Muon c..mty Circuit r., . . ' ~ · l\Od U.. 1 we b~ lbe beedictloo by the ""- elected were, President . A'ITEND 11'1!i0DING The Middleport .Buslnesa and was driWJI MOnday by 1 netl, Clifwo. . ~ p.p:_"':;~ G l:o r Y Rev. Barte!J. Jo Ann_ Frecker; VIce Pres~ Mn. llorbert iloov&:, Mrs. Professional Womon will . COinllllMlooen.' Mrs. Ned-\:;:!.;:~. ~: Blltln~~ 14Uct -And. :.....,... by lbe choir · .. dent, Linda Bihr; Treuurer, Walden Roberts and Mlss Joy· J'uesday evening April 9 al W. Jones ond Ottie C. Roosh. lman F. Bletner, Geraldine """- 1.-i--'--"""'""--'...i ~~ Mio ' • . hl robeMary ·Crall; lllstotlan, SallY ee COiilns attended the wedding lllasonle Tempt. with Mr. -r , .~!"''' '!' ,te s, and AC'I10N8 DIBMISSI!D Knowles; News Reporter, caroof Virginia Young to :wun. 111Bower n.....;...liunal Grand Jury : Arbuckle Dfs.., worth, Betty Brumfield, Carrie Women's lht wvocallon.by lht Rev ·WaJ. PT J1LP•oo•~•-- b 1 Pr' · • -·•-· Bud!le RQI\ald Buroetl Bessie • J. · MWo;,.,· . . _ .. - ~~-, y yn ""'· orr Saturday In COlumbus. Miss of the Ohio Farro. Oxley Blain. Soolheide; ' . ' ' ' ~· I For the ~ason County Circuli COurt A dance was diJcusoed. The Young Is the _niece. ol Mrs. guest speaker. The Clvle D' triel Sand Pyles Bums, llsui Casto. KA!noeth ,., . ,;.,t::"'" .Them ,,' Frida~ was the diampsal of the d•le will be set Iller. _ Hoover and Mrs, Roberls. <lpallon COmmittee wiD be IS ~ . Y Chandler, Sally Lou Clark. liar· ,l -...'.!~"'' ·""'0nlum~Theb __ Y 10ohe followmg divorce _actions: Bar- Present were ll\10 My ,era, · ·, , · cl!argeofthemeelin8withMrs. and Vu-gii Hereford ry Click, Martha Cool<, Carl ml;' thoh-v.r~ , N':'-ir.. as bara Jo Lucas vs. Harry J. Lu- Fen. Hartung, ..oil SISI'On, Jean SOLDIEK PROMOTE!) Fred Hibbs, C!Iatrman. 1be Soothaole; COlogne Dis- Dabney, Pink Devault, Willis Beig..bro,.,. or oU ~.........._,..,, ...~c ~. Marjorie Patricia FerJU- Price, Sllaron Delores NEW HAVEN _ J W nual election of offiCers will T. Corney, Leon; Coop- Dudding, Joha Rober, N-M widtha. SIHO.' I• ""wm!.~'}"·~· . Blael- son vs. William Ray Fergwon; Maxey, Carolyn · ames · h ld Jolin Willbun CUI- Freda Escue, Chessie Frye, '' " -1 lnat''w~~:.~lAiiil"fot lht next Annie M. Barker vs. Winslon Hunt, Irene McDonald, · 800 ol Mr. and Mrs. e ' APRJ., II Letart; Graham District, ly Lou Gilmore. Roy Grimm, num!l"i',l~ay :t'J1ou Sllalt Be Edward Barker. Jackson Linda Talbon Jo N W. of· P. 0 . Box Th Fed 1 d Clr le IU George Leonard Grimm. Le- Pearl Hereford, William ,: . ., ·>' Wltli'Jlllit..,..·Paritdise." Freclcer' Sally Knowte; Janice 117 , , ew ven, W.Va. has e era e e ~ Ralph V. Gibbs, Jr., New Hoffman, Dorothy James, !'W~t!:Qr:laiih,.)d ·'llly Son" by Hollon 'Beverly Carter' ~nily been promofld to meet at the church followmg Haven, and John H. Smith, Jr., it. Jarrell, Nina Jewell, Clarthe"'IIIffJJ _f i i.Mra. ,Paul Nease Pl"'sut VaHey Hoopllal Young' Charlene Pigott Linda Iailst four. Specialist Roosh Is Lenten services Wednesday 1 .Ha~rtf:;;o:;;•d~:..- _;;"a;;;n;;:n;;;an;_;;;;D~il;;tr:;;i::;ct~,;,;ic::e.,J::;o::;n:;es~,_:S::;he::;t~m:•..;J~o:;;ne::s;.,~:J..:::::.:::::~M~I~D:;DL.:::::E~PD~R~T.:::::.:::::S, at- ~ 'a, . ooloi•ll pre- ADMJTTE!l: Rev. WilliamS. h ' . • member of the II'IOih Trant- evening for a short busmess 1r ~J,i~~ ··Why I· Billups, Pt. Pleasant; Mr •. Ba r, Jesn Pullms, Mary Crall, porbltion COmpany, Fort Story, sesoion. Tbou Fol-lakeii 1\10" with Freet lllerton Rollins, Leon; Mrs. f::~nila Hollman, and Carolyn Virginia as a maintenance rec- Th• WSCS of Rock Springs e MOORE's in POMEROY lntrodu ces • , • Bla. ·._ ,oloilt. A dUet. Herbert Perry, Pl. Pleasant; ce. ords clerk. Melhodlsl church will. meet at 41 { , ~llil~,~~ r ' fll poesen~ by Mrs. Atna Bugg, Henderson. the church Wedn~day at 1 p. Mti-~anll! Burt and Mrs. DISCHARGED: Howard SharATI'END PRESBYTERY ALUMNI TO MEET Doii~ . wjth, Mr. Neulz- pe, Ashton; Joseph Kayser, Pl. - Nine members of the The Harrisonville Alumni White Rose Lodge will m~" l l llnga!iti!hJ. -~ , aolo part, 4fter Pleasant; Allee Bletner, Mao- ated church were ln will meet April W1edn>esd.oy April 10 at wlilcb;·tiiere. -~ ion . Interlude on, Mrs. Delbert Waugh and moulh Wednesday to attend p.m. 81 the high school. Legion Hall in Mid· II Oil· -ll!o. orcan, )ly- Mra. Neutz. daughter, Ashton; Mrs. Harry Preobytery of DIB.trlcl It, Interested persons are with Mrs. Ben Robson, )~'l ..;: . · : Flowers, Pt. Pleasant. at Second church. Plans for the annual Mrs. 0. T. Greenlee and Mrs. d.;ir l ,llll(, "lnfll T h y were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, will lle made. Bailey as hostesses. :i;ommend My Spiril" CHURCH MAKES PLANS Phil Williamson, Mrs. The Middleport Literary Club II •Iill·:':Ablolt ,With _l.>e" with the Piano were made to be 1be Reibel, Mrs. Waldo J. MEE'I'JNG CANCELED ;tmth~:,:'~r;:!~Ya~S;il obliillii, ~lJill Werry and host churcb for the May Fel· Mrs. I. B.. Weed, Mrs. The meeting of Rock els of Chestnut·st: The pro,g· ll PRICED 30~ LOWER* Rk:k -~D. iller which lowship Day when the Mt. Mor· Yoong, MUises Maod and scheduled for ram will be given by Mrs. Hen-11 o Cooptr "Hi·T' DuPont nylon k •Jronger than •teel John wnllem BlaetiDar_,• n d lab Missionary Society me t da Grueser and Mrs. R_alp has been Null and Mrs. Waiter WadMrl: ~ Thomas,-,..g, II ~s Thuroday evening at the church ~ampbell, who. during the me.etrlto Columbia cablo pound for pound. . ' . 'Mtbrvbes. _{!tl~ ~ . - ~ Mr1.•1 ,~m with Mrs. Campbell Harper mg was mslllled_ as mlssuHJFriday evening. APRIL It • 3 times more impod '""tame agal ~:'liiltf f, '-"' ,It Befi8II _ To presiding. Mn. Oscar Harda- ary education chairman of The Pomeroy Bend Citizens breaks, blowouts• 11 • ~.;.. -'--'-way presented devotions. J1e.. triel • Radio Club will hold its ,.• ........,... •.gpo......., - of the · ittee ---• Runs cooler, longer. safer- nen in holllestw!~•ll".,. l!'l!.'mASANT ·_.,A, •••· _port . vanous comm s VISIT »ARI!NTS monthly meeting at 7:30 . •'-- . . "-"" ..,._ . were giVen. The next meeting • t th Se nd w rd F' "ouse 11 e Provod be•t at high speeds 1<1',tur'hpik~ travel •.. ~I- t oocurred Sunday IU.~ ~II be ~"ld at the home of M-. Mr. and Mrs. George Shi\•el-1 a e co a ore •• - -~· ~ ..:MI klg~M"' q~~<~llly nA•~ 11111 lfi-IIH. p m Q!l Jericho Road lttn w• •~ • • J and d hte J Ann in Pomeroy. A fish fry will •"-'"ntoa• ....., o reau I C. R•. Y o u n g. Refreshments eo r.. . aug r ane 0C 0 held lollowing the meeting, I . ;:.,. " · •'-. property ~amage but were · served at the concJusion of Cmclnnah spent the The Xi Gamma Mu 110'1**""'1 jnjury. '1'1'• mlahap of the evening end with Mrs. Shlveler'sMIYer:si•IP-"~'!""'="ft===~ I ~ ..!'hen a <;y•,drlyen bY • ents. Mr. and Mn. Jay Mr. and Mra. Marshall Dun- ~ Besdta Sigmas Phi wtillh Harry ·'l!app ol ~ Baden , of Pomeroy, and children of Clifton visur ay at · p.m. a 1 • Road,f,l'lll' olf' the ro8d .at · a POSTPONE MEETING ----Mr. llld Mrs. Douglas Cir· Power office. Teresa IInde<! In I . The meeting of the Past Cow>VISITS RERI! and family on Sunday. Will have the program and and bural mto llames. K a P p cilors of Theodorus Council Mrs, George Shivelor, Sr., Mr. and Mrs Hayman Barn- esses will be MarJOrie lqkUjt~ canea Daughte., of America· schedu~ CincinnaU spent the·~~:~~~~ ~~~iand~I~Mrs. G~ry Damitz and and Nona:~ It to elllirllolsh >tbe auto ed for Thursday evening, has wilh h!!r sister and all of Pomeroy spent E te . . 6.70-15 blaciJ.wall tube typo. lh,at ·wao the been postponed until April 25, lt.w, Mr. and Mrs. Dana evenln~ wilh Mr. and be ;::ldr ~u:"'HeselocmkcesGrove I White wall and tubele5s. types proportion._ due IO Holy Week. sell of Syracuse. Brmker and a e m low priced in 111 popui1F.1JIUI. · .~J-· ~. 'We!Rl, , '11,11 ~ o• . by .Ill!! ·~t!,llt' ot lbe J'fdent.lltl· clll1fdi ,.,...ay . allernooll. An ~:;._, "lm-~ Th.: or STACICID p U- - • $7.49 THE SHOE BOX COOPER TinES br . NYLON Carme} S iaJ N t es .. I'. shllrp,. creek - .,.ne J~~:~~ ~~~:~~~~ With th~ decision of his '* ,j artress Ann tynn to push ~o!ad finally with divorce. Joan ~ejoins he're· ... Virginia Arness, estranged ,..,,;; -. ~~h!li1sn1oke's'' Jim Arness, is now f!ndin,g consolation with Don Ellis ·.... Retlnie and the former Mrs. 01have finally decided that time in July for the long de· · . .... . Red Buttons and just marking time-until from Heiayne Buttons is finalized in .,,Ho!lywood-and then it's Wedding be)(s fof ,,theffi. ·I : Optimistic (r1ends still believe .James .and Pamela Mason will patch it up-but tjle ~jt.Q(Ce i~ scheduled for its airing in tpe Los ,Angeles courts on Apnl 22--- church Sunday at 5:30 a.m. I short program will be p~::,~:~ ed by the children, fo Sunday school, at 9:30 a.m. :N,..._ II Get depend•ble Cooper Air-Mutw for your car at this new low price. And.~ member: The Cooper Air-Master is noi,JU. an ordinary nylon tire. lt'a quality 'eo11.. •tructed with Cooper "Hi-T" DuPout nylca -the tire cord that is super-•~ auper.. !"&fe, even at turnpike speeds. Remember, too, that the Cooper Air-Mutlr "Vlon. is built with a s:pecial llllfetyooaiped. . , Hi ~ Carbon tread to give extra rnUe• ... extra stopping puwer.. Buy now wbll. Rock~ are compJete, Mr. and rs. George Circle l i~~~=:~, Arhland,Ky.,Mr. ofof Ash1and, Ky., Mr. Circle and son, Ricky, New Haven were dinner '· l no move has been made ·tb ·remove e a<!fto'n ftoin the ,docket . .... S~rah aughaii may not l""e her N. J. home to !f'e Treasury dep't after all-Joe Glaser ~oids the. !l\O~t~ijg~-and Joe is her agent .. . ..\ Ifs 'iflli seerel that busmess In ~e plush restaurants · and nightspots )jere plummete~ dismally the past-few J11onths-an -;.mrne~. S)lli\ the responsi· J!ility 1>e • en newspaper. blackout and the ex se scare. It will he interesting tO wa if an upturn takes place- now tbat papers are back in circulation •;. . ckie Gleason, determined to be a 1\lr. .g in the movies, will star in 11 801die . ,in the Rain" which starts rolling this ~ummer, and then plans to portray l)an't,utterfieid, a Civil War General an inde~!'dent production immediately afrer. Bu~erfield was a boss of Tammanv Hall an!f-~e creator of the military ~'Taps . " ~ "" , ••• ::~i'•ofMr. Mrs. Mary Circle on and Mrs. Emory .... • ,,.. A NEW COOPER PROTEcTIVE., W' SERVICE GUARANTEE" and daughter, Addie, of Portland called in the afler· noon. Mrs. Douglas Circ1e and Mrs. Jim Patterson and son called on Mrs. Warden Ours of Lon12 ll Bottom Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and Larry and Sue and Florence Circle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scar· broogh on Sunday. The YF from Carmel attended the district meeting at !.ottridge last week. /Nor llmirN to rrwad ,....,, •'•""'' .: · 1. For 21 full monttll 8ncl Iii• •' lnrlf 8Pfnst accidental road hazard damaae. You ar• rulfy protected (regardless of tread ~ar) for tobU mor~ths specitied, plus remainina lif• flf \fwd aftFr mon,l tlly 11uarantee e~tpires, . il ,. :l. Lifetime cuarantee as to quality crf ytorkman.;ip ar10 all materials. You are full)' Jrotact.lil fOt' compiP.te treatllile of tiJ •. OO,ll l owan~l bo"d on Prot•cr;w• S...._lc•(PS)od!ltll~l• "ltod 01 ,.!R~...... A MOORE'S IN POMEROY ". II Ph. WY 2·2848 ,. HAM CONTEST Easter Ham Contest e FILL OUT EGG COUPON AND BRING .N! ..• ,. • NAME-----ADDRESS '• PHONE -~ CITY No purchaSe necessary and winner will be notified - con. test ends April 11, 1963. Draw ing at 1:00 p.m. April lith, ~ Moore's Store • •• P.o meroy, Ohio Please re(er to Contest Rules, (j • • • List8 Ar n..:. By LOUIS SOBOL The ,path jo bej\]l! cleared for the !lertdiiig marriage iii Anthony Newley, of "Stop the World" and Iilm star, ' ·· Blonde Dorothy Kelly has five grand· childre)l. She doesn 't sit in a rocker with th,le tots at her knees listening to her storie~. She has a full time job-as the elepllant trainer at Palisades Park Circus ... speaking 1of grandchildren, the Lou BreckeJ'Jt (who run Roseland) welcomed thelit· ~~urth Pre1hy Marker, the young' ingenue eyeful in 'f'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," ... T..oooCiq~~, ._...., J i llf'da'-1. Voic_e·Of Broadway ••• Report~g 'I ~E ~~ 'E Late to,n:tl ' ~ ~-··· l'llmeJ:VJ-Miild!ep~rbo., Aprn ' · :00.3 Miss Freclcer H.. r d J r::""'" . ·:j' • WDllam . ,....,. ! ....... -l . ,•· I •a.'trll television·manthon, is railing against is really unfortunate is the amount of l>een sltshing at their own stuff they come to believe. One wonders if Castro can understand he puts that when a man has made so big a mess His of his country as he has, It Is inevitable h : e ecboing \IJat some of his unhapp,Y, countcymen will somehow take some pot shots at him • • expect Communist leaders to lie, and his helpers. jt ·~ n;;;;a ":; c-.-;••1 Cas~ s~ai_ist in ,government since that is their profession. But what ,_ ' .J ' w~, '-~·P,. ~ cr-. Public Target·· ... ~ (I 1"1\". t;~ ·~ Sevm w; o-wn." _ The Creation Of Instant History b. j' -. ~ _ly;P,~r· .)nt._:_offWord. s_ ()I" C hristS~ng P1FetleratedChurcli CO)WEN'I;ATING EDITOIIALLY b .• ' , I 'l • of thl!lle modem flamela electric appliances? U you are a customer of Ohio Power Company just see your Carnival ,_ . ' . .. ' . ' '· ''• TRY IT FOR SIZE • • • dealer, appliance store or plumber. He will .furnish you with a WireUp Instilllation Bonus Certificate ·to he!~ you modernize your home electrically. That; plus $10JIO, takes care of an normal electrical installation costa! - f ~­ Time ~ct now, this olllir il Hmitedl '( 'mfllftil· IP• . lltotrlhllll ~' or BUY ·IT FOR VALUE! . . -~ to Ohio·· ... ~~ " ·· · lust put an Oldsmobile Dynamic 8B 011 the road and watch it win you over! Gracelul linn ••• elegant ••• t men... ·- • • • ru11-mze • eo mrort • • • 28"h apJAHn v- .p. Roekel V-8 performance. Alid with all tbat, D)'1!Ulle 8B I• Oldomobll•~· lo,eotrpri<ed lwl-ai'Ze oariw •• , ..,artell bliY. Ia tbe ''•~um-price Oeid I ., . . ... ~ ~,,.,.:-.,~ w0 - -~ - .·, .,~,-~ 0 o· L 0 s -lVIJl!f'f_l.[ ~l''~ . ,;,._"., _·. IOii:l' , _ . . : .SALES,- . - .............. ~ ~. ,. , ., ' ,.....:....~ ..... ,. ... ~ ... -..... . .. ,. . .~~: New style to delight you I Rocket action ·to exc1111 wu I ;. 1' Exlri" abdul owning an OLDSMOBII£.1 ' . . ~ .--... . - . ~ , ~t t · r,.· �1 ( . . • , t ' I'~ ' I ~ 1 I ' ' .' # ·lr-~ ' • . ~1{ ~+ ' .••·'. ''1· · ~· :· ·panr. Sentinel, Jackets Win· First, 9-4, Over Racin~ Tornado ·N·i~e I~Th;;;~;;;~~;;;~;;;Sen;;;tin;;;ei;:..;~.. ~~wao Mlddhl]ia•t'• ·Yellow·' Jacke!JI nado back John SI"«<!''' ' Bush singled, swiped seoond, jHolman, on an attempted buill. 'IIOIIIH Wl'ti-Ractne Monday at grand alam ~orne run that sail· and SC<Jred when Racine'a Bill However, Stobart singled AI":'iddiepi>\'1 in a i!!lrk·shorte~: 4lVer the head of Bruce Bee- OUrs bobbled Mlclt Morria's j' lensworth waa. safe on 'lint. f1ve ani! . two-thirds lnnillji gle in centerfield in the hottom lgrounder. aacker Jack BOotlc'a error, MeKame, tltelt' flr.it win of I he of the sixth with Gary Stobart, That big tnnirlg started when Elhlnney walked, and I ben year, In: )wo· starts, and Ra- John Allensworth, and R u ss Buddy Moore beat out • bunt, :came Mr. Stn&er 'a Joog cloot. cines ftr!'t l"'s m as many out- McElhinney aboard. When the Terry John!IOII tripled , t hen Racine had the pme unW lngs. 1" 1 circling was done . lhe Jackets was caught off third base, them , nursing a 4-3 edge oQ, The bkiii''·!Hat broke the Tor- led 11-4. Moments later Charley lcatcher Larry Salser to Bill talned throogh two runs ln the I eeeond frame on Bill Wlctllnt!'• lead-of! sirlgle and Ted S,Uey•s sk)o-hlah 'home rt111 poke to the ;·oad ill right ..... ter. The other two runt' ..,.. In the lll1rd aa Larry Price led of! with a sltarp •lntlle tn ce"' IA!r and IIIIA!r two......, wt, Sal· ser and Wlcldiaa Kol back-to- Y back oJnCin. Bailey hnnld end II · LoganBowlerHolcb - i n tho lint when ney wu lifo' .., tho mlJcue, 0t1er lhllled• ...,1 · .,.,. Elhlnney ooor1nc on hl8 b a mishandled in tbo wtlltld '!1111 11 Jaclteta tot two mon ln 'tb lhlr.J on two waltl, Ollor'1 _.. I• ond slit&le, and MOII't'a runl ,.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _lll!i_ _ __ c·E·. The Mets, obviously figuring crown last season while playing Ihat any change has to bf' an im· for the Red Sox. provement w11l use only three of ' The Athletics will open against You ""'"L \)(" uble 10 tell the l last seaso~·s opening day startt>rs the Yankees in colorful new at· ! payers -'f'ithnlll a scorecard to· 4n , when ba.~~b.nll's other l& ma-l agamst the Curds. AI Moran and lire - gold uniforms with kelly ; Larry Burright gh~e the Mets a green socks caps and undershirts )l -·. , . jo1· eag\Jj\ lea ms~eautrmg a mu1 . . . . ' . t' d (;{ f new second base combmatlon and - which IIi almost certam to make 10 0 :'~ he n~t~ ,:~UfJllpl 0 Duke"Snider, a long-time Dodger them whistle-bait. Home run slug. al c ""'nd·lf,wl c· e. a . ~mRorde r· favorite will join 18 year-<Jid Ed ger Roger Maris will be missing lO es a . c mcmnall e s. · . . : The oclA ~ and •tht Reds were Kranepool m the outfield. from the Yankee lineup because first OliiJ of the"·· Monda ]he Colt~ will have only four or a pulled leg muscle. Pr~sid . t Kt:' miPt:h~as amo:~ familiar faces in their lineup. The WPatMr OuUook Good 4..1.022 who ·watched Balti· newromers on Harry Craft's cl~b The weather outlook generally mflre t'" ·n h~ck the WSshington I include second baseman Erme was good, with C!OOI temperatures . . in the nat.ion 's capi- Fazio. ri.ght fielder .Rusty Staub, J forecast for the northern most cit· 31 til ! while the Reds bounf.·ed the center fielder Howle Goss, and ies and a hlgb of 84 for the Colts' - Pittsbtii'_gh Pirates, 5•2• 011 Cincin-· ,lf'st baseman Pete Runneh:l. who opener In Houston. nali wnn the Amcrlcna League batUng • Home runs figured prominently . I lans Sen<~ to~ 1 I I pak,R eds 'W10 ,: J: . . !\m~ add1!10n<ll _openers are.-m ~ _ - find th~ Los Angels tfrl.oini~ lhc Angele. Bostons Red Sox~""~' O'T I • cltampt~n, Opener 'Behi.nd 00Ie Two ·Home. Runs • today s·schedule. mcludmg a or DJgt#' ga mrs. The Reds wi!! help lhf· Philli~s. launch thei.r ::ea· so~ tm4t>r the hg~t~ at Philad:lph,.. '"le olher mght game w1ll :tn t.Vnnkm Vi>il A's ~ · ' In thf other American League the world eha mpion New York Yitnkees d sil the Kan CJNCTNNA11 <UPil -The Cii1- ·and getting no homers. To make 'nte Reds return· to City At.j1ctics, the Detroit Tig~rs-,. clnnati Reris ..could be on their matters worse, he hurt hill throw- Saturday and Sunday for host Sox, and I way to the pennant this year, if ing arm and for a time was a games with Pittsburgh. the Mifillesota '1\\•ms t>nleri:Jin the_ J im O'Toole and Frank Robinson doubtful first-day starter. CleveloWl lnd;ans. continue i the form they showed He reported no pain in the arm Jim Ninowski lnb The !an Francisco Giants and ,Jim O"TOQI~ arid .f.rank Robinson after the gar;ne Monday, and this t~ l..os~nge)('s Dodg~Oi wbf ,arr · continue in the form they showed pleased him almOst as much as Cleveland CoDtract expf{'teif to hattie it out fo r the 1Monday in the season opener. ~ the homer. CLEVELAND (UP[)-uQarter Nationaf LeaguP pennant again 'l'h . 11 . J f h de , · d O'Toole did so well that at no back Jim NlnoWJJd slped this ye~. Opt'n on the road. The sl ~ flreb~· \~g e 1 ~n r f ~~ time wall the Cincinnati bullpen 1963 contract Monday to play with Giants J}s il lhe Houston Colts and u~n¥ .ou. !e er are WC! 0 • in action. ••'lbere's no reason why the Cleveland BroWD!I of the D ers play the Cubs at CQi- mha-.fb· nlotlorb •ouhs slohw sedtarters mh J shouldn't win 20 games this National Football League. cago. se a , ut t ey s ow no sue ,. . __ :..a af h Nioowakl and fe11ow .... u.. svmptoms in the Reds' 2·2 win year, Jim IMIKI ter t P game. "~-.. ...... The rates launch their home o~er the Pirates. "1 shoutd have done tt the last back Frank Ryan !Ret with head schedu[ 8f!liwlt tbe Milwaukee , . two years." coach Biantnn Collier, going over Braves .nd the ~New.~Yo~k Met.s, 0 Toole, ~·ho ran up a. st~mg or In 1961 he. won 19, but did It film:s of last !IeatOn'! games and who lost.~ 120 games in Z2 com:ecubve scoreless mnmgs in with a hrrz1'ng 18-2 mark in th discusBing plays for this comlng their initial season last year. open spring training, and hu~led six-hit . second half of the season. Las~ season. at home ,.against thl:! St. Louis bl!-U. and was. never m trouble year he won 16, including eight Nlnowld mlslld lbout bllf Cardinals. a~~unst. the Pwates. 1of his last 10 the. 18 seuon when he :. •• ,C,i_ • ~ore than 70 players changed 40b~n gave O'Toole a ,Jtobinson's early-teason batting a brotea JcoUII'bone, and Ryu, umforms during the tJff-season as run PI with a home run in slbmp usually lasts no more than the number two 1ignal caller, riD every team f'xcept Minnesota com first inning. Robb~ had shown a month, but the experts feel if the club for the balance of pleted a involving at least sign o! improving jn training the Reds are to wiD the pennant season. one key spring, hitting only a .242 they ~m have to ride the bat of the btg guy. A Robinson slump causing .a sulr.400 record for the Reds in April could easily be fatal . . . . PHILIP SPORN m a light leagoe race. as 1t was TOURNAMI!NT . "'. last year, March 26, 11183 In Mondor's opener, . Gordie High Game - T. Coleman got anotber J;tomer for '1111 actual. the Reds in the sixth iniling, after IDgh Series T. Leo Cardenas singled In two rtms 511'1 actual. m the second. Pittsburgh scored Come!JI ............ , .. .. .2'131 .-.. •.· with a ba.se. empty •Ingle by Red legs .... .... , .. .. .. "'""' Donn Clendetton in the fourth and Hydrovactors , , ; , , , , •, • • 2'110 aoevcnth frame error by O'Toole. Atheys .. : ... ... , • , , , :. 2730 Much of the game was played Tl!llllllnla . , .. , , , • , , , •, , , · f/10· under the Hghts beca""' of an King PlruJ .......... , .. 211110 overcast sky, but most of the 28,- March 'II, 1983 896 fan!!, Including Govs. James Trippers .·...... . , .• ,,, •• A. Rhodes ol Ohio and Bert T. Pulverizel'a ....... , , .. f'mbs or Ken!ucky, stayed to the 1KUowat!JI .... , , ...... . lnish. Carrols .. .. , , , , ••• , , ••. , E~rl Francis suffered the los!!. Emme$ .. , . ~ . , , • , , , •. : The Reds ·Jell ror Philadelphia Coal Dotklt .... ... .... ... 2311) Decorated 1 lit. 111 after the opener lor two night Hilh Game - Damewood, euttercreme cen· / games with the Phillies today and 216. 1,er, chocolate Wednesday. Joey Jay, who won High Series - Duddlnil; 112 cover.ed. ' 21 games last season, will start Eiqmerts and Coal IJocb ..:.. for Cincinnati, opposing Art Ma- Playoff 2nd and tst hd w.i8hafrey for the Phlls. ners. , Foii•Wroppo,~'Eggo · Solid milk choCO• late, gala wraps. opener!'!~ '" tl Chicag~,~M~ ·+-- BOWLING Ben Franklin it's .I ~mpirll. SPRINGFIELD, M181. (IJPII Ken Sarubbi .of Yonken NY· and Fred Brediee of have been named COo(!aptalna of Springfield Collep'o - rorri-: junlora~ for 196U4. Both are ketbaU tea 6-3 ba1iaf1 illlll a1lowtd - , Scon. ~"r · 1111 rllbt for lit bM . ··...- .. .n tll bul wttbOie "' ·I 1 · ' 11. elll · .,....,. ...._ "•• ""...., wilt, lboD .IIJ' rm liCit,.,,.. IIJ4 ~- Seen blm l o••"' It but l'fl ers.t 1 · ,... lbd r ... Out wait * "'"'~!! 1 ' 1a . ' 1,. ' • ', 1 . '. --j : ·,,; .•\'j ' I ~(i fJ •J J; IjltQ . 11 ' ) i :, (j j;:i rf o '":!--'• · . i 'l ' tbenumberolapplleanllhaa rtdue«l &o four. Hawks Face Lakers Tom".,Jtbt . In Sixth Game Of Playof s · ST. LOUIS (IJPII-A St. Loull Hftt1 ball club ..., a olalemlllt atlrlbulld to ficlal Earl strom 8ll:urday blgbt. be all out DD a do-or-die effort night when lhey f~ the Lo geles Laken iD pme number ol the NBA Westem Division ff here o • The Llkm boW tbe edJ:e iD the butal-~evea serlea 11 meet lh 1la b On! ..,. vi " · Y 1 ctory II needed for the Lo geles club to wrap it up) l The decillon ~~~madeCilff ore pme Ume ow,.. gan wiD be allowed to play his . jured th b When m um • 11 · Haw~u:ed home =~ : ; t. Ung~~ 1 thw:b' ~.,_ alight craek. Big "Z," •tlnw sUffering: fresh Ida lnjurecl oyo and four were to be removed tbfa illg to Jessea tho ltrftatloo With theae two injuriH.' two 111e Hawb' first ab: men wtU when the actim in omtest begins In the meaotime JiaWit Harry Gallatin ~ ownor Bell raiaed their volcol officiating Itt tho pleJoffa. &ell! a wire to NBA Preol· Maurice Pocloloff In Strom allegedly 8pPI'Oacbed laUn and said. "I'll get you.": strvm denild. ayiq 1t """'I Gallatin. at balftime, offered. .. ,NIED TNII . . ''- ;,..;•, i FO:R SPRIN8 t ·· ..,,.I ' ua·w. Main 11. I'OMIROY, o. I rt! I "_.• , ,_, ·, -.. i_r· ~~ i... ' q •.• , , ., > l1 l ' Jtr. :'i I il ; 'f ,, , .;~t · ..... --98f.. ,.f.. • r.'> to: M"ddy Slammers car.dV' tory Over Wahama 1 ONLY - CHASE HARDWARE I • ."' • i1 •II • !· ~ \, 101 MILLER, , . , 12JLM.InSt,,.....,.: •. . · Pilon. WY2.2171 ' .· ' ~ - ' "..Ia . TERMISOL .R SUPE D ' Reminder Made Tbat Permits • I I • • 0 Jc Marohmallow ll•ltlllt Pur~ chocol1t1 Jc coat1na:. la's tor 111 Crate 12 choc:ot•t• covered ~ lOU'LL KNOW WRY FORD SWEPT THUIRST SPECIAL I •• FIVE PLACES AT DAnONA••.WIIEN WIUR '63 FORD IS STILL GOING STRONG YEAR AFJtR YEAR Visit your Ford Deale r before you bjJy any other new -~r. H.ere's what you 'll find : a ne~ kind of total-car durability, a kmd of handling ability, a suspension that is startlingly smooth yet sticks to the road like tar. If you haven 't driven one lately, you can't really know wha1 a new Ford is like. Remember, If it'l built by Ford. it 's built ior perlormanct> . . , ~ peHOtmancel new BELAIR 4 DOOR V·8 automatic trans., eieamlna blac:li:. A Ylble-rattd POMEROY DAY THURSDAY ~ ~ 5795 ' / • , MIDDLE!ioilT, 0. 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. ....... ~\'~!/~"""'""'·..."'-"·"'-______...,____.;...;.._____,;..~.;..;__.;.;.;,.;;""'".;;.;.;____..;;..,i~;,=;.;.:i. ot Do1qr.-ii1IIIDeA" ' ' \ , POI'Mroy, Ohio ' \ '. f· K·E'ITH G·OBLE F 0 R0 ·1t{C. . ·'!.. ,, : J or ' • •. ·; ...... •• ' • --~i('j ' "·• SYM~Cll ~1 •nOII:WMT • Cad111ac - Oldsmobile "You'll JJJi:e Our Quality Way V{,t..IS Tlif Kf'UIOMU l'ltOCIIICT$ KARR & VAN ZANDT WY 2-5342 r I •• •• ,' I I solid, special at this low price. PHONE WY 2·3498 '•" control and road-clinginJ.: suspension can win .•. that 's what we mean by ~I periormonce. '57 CHEV. e~~:gs. 25• ?ill I ,THIS WEEK'S. Fluffy marsh· mallow centers. b,_iN' CERTifiED ,' COMPLETE COLEMAN PACKAGE HEATING SYSTEM ...,,.,,. c............. ~ ChiC"ks I I 59c . .,. :ielllv-llrd lgg& Assorted flavors and coloR!. marshmallow fREE I Ba~yeldcb OIL COMPANY I I I I 'I TOTAL PERFORMANC·E: WHEN MONIY IS THE .,UTION FRI. AND SAT. CERTIFID ' •• -J' "FREE ' ) &tep Dlltalde with the offleial, GallatiD aid u--t- "l 11t'1lerl not to have strom oflk!late morrow Dilbt bec&Uie I DO JonJml tldnk he II neutral. I've . used atrona:languap llllalt official aDd 1 doD't thiDk 11'1 lor him 1o --~ ......,,•• • ....., ....,........, 8011a1 matt. like he did." Gallatilll Mmitted It w. .·t offlclattq that beat the Hawb badly tlubdaJ, but added he eel to 'fGiet hll oplidoa ID tonlgbt'o Jolno Wlft elole. -,, i ; ~j T j 1 tt 8iJell: ... .wfalor .f, ! IJDivwaiiJ rlldabo wiD name DnT held Hskttba11 eoaeh MOIMiay. Ht wiD IUeCIId JOI prlano, who resigned. AU!letlc rector J. Noll (Sidpl !itahley ( G<>IIJI.IIIsb I notice proclalmlng ...e:de!!'·J ... . cllf ''*lion day and 1.32, Kanawha Falls 1.111, Char· llamentsry eleetioll today with the ert Mulllgan llbe 1 uthor Tbe County Vocal Music F.., . · and ~1(1 .1!. , James, · ""-· ' tD desliJlite voting places and Jestnr 11.3'1. Loodon, Marmet molll voteo but fell abort o1 the er . ' tlval will be in 'Pomeroy Junior, , brotller, Robert; .... . flvo •llr ·' 1 •arda under tlie new ·reappor- and Winfield dams were on the majority needed to toke over the f 1 ~ di~ector a~ all m~ '::: lligh auditorium Tueldav. Aorll . Middleport ""'tors .!UNI their lel't, Shelia, Shai'OI! lieU' je, '. IJonmenl of tile •ix city wards. laitls. government. ' e ;f a 1 a,':"""1' es .. ·w 30th II I p, m. under directiDn mothers are plannlnil OOYerll Cynthia, ood liarllyn Sole • .Ia: '~ *-'lllii J-2-Y'-35 Mayer ' Sidera ....O..need a Boot movemeall: ~. PrimeMinistcr~ohnDiefenhak· me a ecton. 1 of Mr. Merrllllla~is, Jackson . [projects for this weekend IA!rnal grandparenll ""' ' Mr. ·,,, di•M~ statutory meetir.g ol the cou"' Oblo River _ Walter Bed<- er, whose anti·AmerlcBD and anti· Allatlot 8 age lllardem There will be miXed chorus- which they hol*! wiD add Iii"' and Mn. WaiiA!r Smith 0< H8ri. .t ell tn be held April 16 at 7 p.m. jord up 14 3 p m . Walter Wil· nuclear policy led to a notHOOfi· . Perhap< the r•t.... elrama .. from the lib and 6th gradeo llficantly to their fuM for tho lo..d, and J>OIA!I'nal gnfl!!~ ff approval of the city· budget llai!IBOn up u ' 4·4s p m . AI dence vote and Monday's election, I was '" the tr1ump of M " Ban· of Nortbwesterro Local School Mr. alld Mn. Heber C. James 1 oenlor tr' r;::~ / ::,;also a ,>roles! meeting bert Holden up l4 s:$ ·p.m.; refused to concede even thoug!l croll who ror six years waa District, EasiA!rll Local School annua tp. ol Hartford. Frleodll may call be held on April 23rd at Jenka up 14. 6:30p.m.; Beaver the Liberals won a plurality ot 1:~·~ '"~""'"~:;'te~= District, Southern Local School Thill Sat~rday they will hold any time at the J~ . .e p.m. concerning the zoning up 14 1 .30 a . , __ Ci'- seats over his Progressive Con· yw · . • llisfriet, Pomeroy, Bradbury, 0 bake sale at the TrJ..Lustrt dence. The funieral 'oiill' be · ' . .m., ~· •r servatives whose real name IS Anna Maria Bedford Sallsbury as well as • . ... Clifton Metbt6t (!hu of the city of Pt. Pleaoant. up Iii, 2 a.m.; Charleroi up 15, · . . . i Italiano left movieiand In 19111 t.l · Is' b. nd• · ed ~- CleaLers begmmng · at 9 a.m. w-•-' ·' 2. · ·~ ~- of Wind 2 10 y 1 , 45 He can remam in offtce until 1 • Jll' c oruses a mtx t."DUr· . l t h M ~~•Y a1 p. m,1 J"ha 1 Stew 1 ' 15 A ..-o•p of cuaul • : a.m.j u can up , ~ = he . . attain stardom on the atage in uses from Rutland Hi g b rs. va ar m Re HoD Hensley officiating. serColrt appeared ,before tlte a.m. ; Indiana p 16,3:30 a.m .; ~e~gns;:r JS for~ to ''Two for the See,aw." School Southenl Local East· charge. They will a~ have ~- buri i.t Graham z cou.arD askiiJ tbat WJDdBGr Blue Seal up 16, 4:40 a.m.; Ja. Y t new parliament. Her Academy Award was won ern ~ Pomero ' white and colortd chicks for .., ' · aasocla· :::..rt be eoaoldered in l h eob G. up 16, 6:20am.: Peggy Ibencoml plete returns gave the , for her performance as Annie -ere will ybe. lndl idual &ale at the Mldclleport FO!'d . . . • •• . t- ' "'"nd •• Do d , L1 ra s at least 12? seats, 35 , . . • w v M"lll 1·n 0pper Middleport ~...._ , Ior a .pavmg pro,_., a e- 111e grant wney own It, 2. 10 a.m., th he C . sulhvan the Irtsh gul who first groups from RuUand Racine · w~• 1 auth?r- from tile federalgovermnent. Western up 20,5 :45 a.m .; Way more an onservatiVes. oomm~icated w1th Helen Keller Eastern and PomeroY Htgb feed wiD be .availa~le~ Mrs. eniA!r 111- The financial statement of "" H. up 21, 4:4o a.m.; C. V. . as a girL School. Forrest Bachtel, Mid· Stewart also ,. chatrman for . . to an tho Asso- the :hree city departments was Harner up 22, 6:15a.m.: Jerry Dravo Awarded Job And the Helen Keller role, just dleport, will sing a solo. thls proJect. BaLy by read by Mrs. A. E. Tbomaa, Bosworth up 22, 6:30 a.m. Tt· At Reedsville Dam as she played it opposite Miss Senior boys aM girls will be II the city clerk, sbowing the follow· oolt down 23, 10 :2$ p.m.; Elger· HUNTINGTON w v (UP() Bancroft on Broadway, brought the Middleport High School at selling gasoline at the Rizer I'll. AND SAT. • . Many wala' balanees on March 31 : City, cliff down 23, 3:25 a.m.; Rav:- The .u. s. Arm. ~ of lh~ coveted statuette I 0 little 7 p, m. Tuesday, April 9. He on company in upper Pomeroy line be . Walet Works, $42,· enswood up Greenup 5.20 p.m. , E . Inc! rps th MISs Duke. Both actresses are will diacuss eoUege ln general with the class tn receive aU ed out ll{ld a -tiiMandttee ' com$39.000 ln the State/Edeana BosWorth ~p Greenup • ;gmee~s an7~~:tsb e natives of New York who make and put special e~phasis on proceeds from the sales. They OIL COMPANY posed ~llmeo Char le Fund; Sewage Olspo:s- 8:50p.m.; J . S. LewiS up Green- l thea~o :~:d. 0 1 urg was their homes in the city. Rio Grande College There will Will be at the Rizer Company Cottrm·~•m. Fowlkes at plus $39000 state lap 9:50p.m.; Dispatcher up tow 1 ' 1 ekron a proJec~ to I Peck's triumph <'ame after rour be a question and ~nswer per- from 8·30 a m until ? p m •---..... Mayor to ""or k ' fu nd. ' Gret.nup 12·50 ·· 1cons rue andoc s,ardanwalls operations . . . . wm. , iod. Anyone interested is in- 1A rummage • • • • appo . .~~.,...'!'"r.'~~'"" · am. · · • Lo U1s1~na buildin fo h 1 p~ev10us nommahons H1s sale• ha~ been plan1 With ~iation. . Attending the session last UJ. Greenup 2·30 a .m.; Zlm- I B II I nd d t the nmg role was that of a strong . lvited !ned later this month. I 0. C,~1t, , Art E. Hartley, . were Mayor Siders, Clerk mer down 31, 4:20 a.m.; Joey 0~ ev~ e oc s t ~m on -~ e heroic Southern attorney in the iiili , iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilliiillllili••••••••llliiiiilii.i Robert rloemnger carter Thomas Attorney c. J. Chotin down 31, 6 a.m.; Navi- d 10 trlver · fa up- k ml es screen vers1011 of Harper Lee's 1 . M~irl • • . ' g tn 33 F Sh ear· ·' w. owns earn rom ar ersburg ' pr1zewmmngnove. . . 1 Frar.~r~,.and · WtlbamRar- ~yer , Joann Moore and coun· 8 rup '.6 am , 0 . . Va . 1 din, Jr~~rlloppolnted tn the ctl members, Carl Murray, Lou- er up 33, 6.30 a.m .: U. S. S., T . Clutohe• Walch Urban~ewal Authority of the is Rossi, Sam Fowlkes, Tom Pelr~e down 34, 11 :30 p.m.; . ~e Dravo _firm. " .as one or "I was carrying Miss Lee's fa. City. '111~ ,fOrmerly com- Reynolds, Arlin Hall, Lawrence Bob Benter up 34, 4:30 a.m.; le1g . compames blddmg on the ther' s watch tonight," the actur ' Charles Cottril, Or. National down 34, 4:40 a.m. proJec\h The $l~ontr~c.t was ~or said backstage. "1 was clutching I posed dii*ta.pr~.~,ement to the Dowiltowh'~ Business committee Taylor and Belva Far- Galllpoll, Dam Reliable .:~;: ~llho~ With ' i at the righ~ momen~. This role and tht"""'riame Was changed to up 4:30 p.m.; Patton down 9 ·2¥.! competed m about. seemed to f1t me hke a!l old .._.rka't Ottly the Urban Renewal . p.m.; Sally Polk up ? a.m.; years. Comfortbale suit of clothes." Paul Rairden of the Charles Stevenson up 8 a .m.; Best supporting actor Begley i i:hian Power lllropahy • . I Han.Uton up 9:10 a.m. Name Nominating said, "Th;s is the peak or my : pointed by th~:~: .tn.. . Kanawha Rtver - Little Ed· Group For C of C career- very defmitely." Begley i the. unexpired · terif'.Of ward down Marmet 4 a . ~ .; Ro· Clyde Kirkland , Max Ward , was so ~ffected ~~ h1s role ~s Hervey on the Housing IC btrt w. Lea down Winfield ~:· John William Blaettnar and ~ tyrannical pohtJcal " boss lO ity . Mr. Hervey, former · dis2~ p.m.; A. E. Dykes .up Wm· himself were named by Pmne. : Sweet B1rd of Youth that ~e . trtct mana~er ot the Appalachfteio. 5:50 p.m.; Memll down roy C of c President Kermit I rorbade hiS children t osee h•m · lat Power lias been transferW~nf~eld S:lO p.m.; Inca up Walt.on to a nominating com-1 18 the pa_r_t._ _ __ red to Logan. . , W.nfi~Id 9:20 ~.m .; Helen Z. mittee Monday evening in a A diacu.saion was held.. Mtddleport High schools golf up Wmfleld 1 -.m.: Solvay regular C of C meeting at of. NP.w Flag Flying On . th,e team, playing its first match down Winfield 5 a.m.; W. H. flees of the Oh'J p M' Ill ' 17.53 a'":"' of land ~~::I Monday alter school, downed Shafer, Jr., up Winfield 6:30 B , . ' ower Co. - " ' eport s Lawn , b~ tile citY:. from the E Wahama High school 13-3 a.m.; Semet u Winfield 7 usme~s mclude , approval Mayor Lee Smith today an~ Ohio Railroad for the sum of at the nlne-hole Pomeroy Go1f a.m p of Ward 5.. treasurer~ report nounced that a new American $; ,000. The land adjoining the course ' and ~n .official expression of ap- Flag is flying on the vilJagE> Krodel Park area Is composed MiddLeport Senior Charles • pre~Iatlon to an who assisted l[.wn. o all the land between tbe •ld Swackhammer was medalist for Medium Damages Are dunng the recent flood situa- This nag has been donated Clarksburg road and R~te 35 the match as he scored a :'18 Incurred. In Wreck tJOns. Mem_bers discussed, but by ~rs . David Jenkins, Hudson 1 and westerly erx.r ·of the pond Oilly two oveT par, Medium damage was incur- took no actJon, on~ long-dor~- St. m memory .of her father , : defeated Dick red to an auto early today on ant proposal to umte the Mtd- Mr . Earl Mankm. The mayor 1 at Krodel Park. Council moved tha• City attorne~ C. J. Hyer 4-0. East Main-st when the ·vehicle ~eport and · Pomeroy cham- expressed _his appreciation for take the _other pairings Wahama's went out of control and crashed rs. this donahor•. lo terminate . Cook defeated Ron Han- intn a power pol•· ----with Ruben and nirlg H !or the only White Fal- Driving the car was Roy Divorce Action Is REGISTRAR COMING MIDDLEPOU WY2-2511 LOCUST ST. Council a motion win, Don Hanning downed Keith Armes, 19, of Minersville, Filed In Count Del?-rt Reese, registar at a.ggested by tile Mt.~.!f. tn •!'Ill'' Waharn:l's Pilffner ~ and Mid· gomg east on ~.in.,t. Pome· A petition for div!ce has Rto Grande College, woll he at . . Jim Johnson carded roy poliCe inves~tgated and said been filed in Meigs county com~·~l'' ,p~.\· ·!' . .~~ over ~k 1)1omp- there was med1um d~mage .to mon pleas court by Frank w • . · the front right side of Armes' Porter, Jr., Pomeroy, against Middleport Golf Coach Nolan Ci:lr. Juanita D. Porter of Syracuse Swackhammer announced Rick The car went out of control The plaintiff charged gross ne: Oiler, John Allensworth, Tom as Armes left the upper park- glect of duty and extreme cruRall, Mickey Morris and Pat ing lo.t. It ~it a power pole on elty in his petition. Three minEdwards as other members of the nght Side or the highway or children are involved Yellow Jacket team. . .after .crossing back from the County divorce investigator A. Swa~mmer satd left s~de of the road . Armes c. Hill has been ordered by the wtll host Athens was, cited to M.ayor.Charles Le- court to conduct an investiga' . and ·wellston Fri- gars court. on a charge of reck- tion of that case and also di. ~12, Other scheduled less operation. vorce petitions filed by Connie il;::r~~.are ~t. Plea~nt at A. Snider vs. Ralph Snider and ~:~iF~~:~:~ WITH KIDS 11·. at Logan, AprU !5: Mtddleporl Large Rural House Suzanne Luellen vs. Glenn A. Apnl 22: Gallipohs B ·T G d LueUen WALLS WITH · at Pomeroy, April 24: urns o ronn 1 . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._, j r · til. · tournament ~t Logan on A two story, six room house lr ~HERWIN·rriLLIAMS 27; Middleport at Gallipolis owned by Robert HiD, Rulland, ' 1 Middleport . at burued early Monday morning Get Rid·Termltes At Lower Colt : · ' 3 and the · Salem township near Wilkes'12 PT. BOTTLE 1.49 tll>is,trlit t~urnament at ville. . 18. The structure had already QT. BOTTLE . . . . .. .. 3.95 .. .. . .. 11.95 GAL. CAN of Middleport's hom . in 1"hen the. bla7f was Gal. makes 12~ gal spray. wi' be played on the discovered by a nearby reSI· Qts. 30 gal. Good for ants, . caurse. at 3 a.m. No fire depart- white - grubs, wire worms, Japanese Beetles, ment was called. The M el g s Roaches, Water bugs and many other county sheriff's deparwent con- pests. ducted an Investigation Moo· Pickens Hardware day . Cause ol the blaze has MASON, .W. VA. not been determined. J S: a... tt .-....... ... hll. cUPIJ-Lester 4 &be"* IMpel• I mort," . two ftmlnp. ltrUclr: I "'Mw11< you .. step/' '1 .INDWIAPOLIB, JJid. 1111'11 Herb Scon, I llory leflltattoW wbose daaliDg major ie.wue buebiD eatMr WU halt6d by 1 line drive neerly U Y~l •JO. can-1 it qulta ~..u.. wJthout t ~ -PIIM41 I~ temptJna: qaln the eomebatt: be tri·• 110 long •• a..L•-·· eu "' anne. "'l want to atve U up,'' era America .teque p1teber --u t-- tbe ....... 'III'LuINlMI Wuau wucap "w.. Sox lll8ltagemllll .. t.ld him ht -w plteh lot tbtJr Jndlanepolil fum clUb thlJ ,.r. Score, 28, IDDOiliiCt!Cf llll retirement after an exhlbltloa came here with the Clnelrmatla.t~. Re a .,._ feet (CcnUnued from page I) major o-, oaid I timid 1 GU Jolm Vargo and Jamea Nue- Cine's ~ were earned. In Monday's curtaln·ralsel'l. clarone Jr. al Painesvltle, . Ohio, Price "'nt the dlatJnce The Orioles rode to their were sewnd with '1334, regul£ Racine ~' fiDlllq , lJ W1 t over the Sen.tors on singles Competition, Andy Hudo- his iliPPlDI · fUt ball, ning clouts by Jim Gentile ba, Youngstow. Ohio, waa third t(!UI',IlYln&: dp flvt earned with 725 Racine Is holt 10 John fBoogl Powell. steve Barber · limited the Nats to seyen hill but In the regular all evenll ltand- Wednesday, Middleport tngs Hudob 8 as ·---• lth Gallipolia loday for on needed ninth-inning relitf help • w •~vuu w from Stu Miller 1954 and Edward Murphy of tame, and Po~y is boat Frank Robtn~n bit • two Cleveland waa fourth with UN5. Jacbon in another lea. g u match homer in his first at-bat • G<lrdie coleman added a WORCESTER, MIBI. (IJPII Ra•ine 012 000 - 4 7· blast to get tbe Reds off Gomes of Wor~. Maas.• MiddlepOrt Ud 101 - t f Jim O'Toole pitched 8 will meet Lou Gutierrez of Nlcar- Price and Salser. Oller and. got ltrong 1upport from ague,. the Centr~l American mkl- Bush. • infielders, who cUcked off dlewetgbt In 1 10-J'GIJDd. Plate, C. W. playa in each or the first at Mechanics Hall Aprll ... ~ses, Tom Anderaon innings. Donn Clendenon Gomes won the 'New ~ Roberti. for the Pirates. nitddleweighl title Ill bla lui . •-'fight by knocking out Larry Car- NAMES '"'" COACH Dey of Lowell, Mall. MOSCOW, Idaho (lJPJ) So ole"" For JBJ.n 8 p.!! Mkku.p.n, ::: ~ Semon 1'ill Music Festival fl'll' I· .'~ ·• ; B1 TIM MORIARTY .J,1 Sports Writer ''Lawrence' Will B Sta ed. I,::N !_ ~. ~ ... v_, •v Hustle Sales ~:~· ~ d::!. ·:.;;:· ~:.,~~ .~ I. . e g dam running :ze MONTIIEAL B. Peclt'a ~pta,.. speech w• On April 30th · 1fll k _;,) \>!ftH• ia f!!<VIv"" by hi• on rollera, l'omer<>y·Mason Z3.· Pearaoo'& pro.Amerlean Liberal longer· "Than~ you Thanil you Thi May 11, l't. Pleaaant '24.67, Hintnn party emerged from Canada'&par Harpe; Lee. Allall Pac:ula s "ee eoo ents, Belly .Jane >mith J•.J11111 · t7.t, IU 'M • L T Al::· ; . · a]Qr . eague earns 1n 0peners ~=~~~'!:~~:?I~=· Herb Score ::-..:.. Too w· h F II Sl Of C l·'···~~e·co~\:" ~::: ·~lle~ic=: tl:& ~ Announces :?"ir'· . ' ay ~~ u ate ontests *:~:::l..::=:!~~:.:of: Retirement P~ · 1Liberals Win, ·River Report B"tt Ca d" ~~ GUi-''• l er na tan Ga.,. . ------ ~p: ' p~ If ./"1 Pomero~:t.liddieport, o., Aprn ' · _t96h I ' I I I I •• • ' �1 ( . . • , t ' I'~ ' I ~ 1 I ' ' .' # ·lr-~ ' • . ~1{ ~+ ' .••·'. ''1· · ~· :· ·panr. Sentinel, Jackets Win· First, 9-4, Over Racin~ Tornado ·N·i~e I~Th;;;~;;;~~;;;~;;;Sen;;;tin;;;ei;:..;~.. ~~wao Mlddhl]ia•t'• ·Yellow·' Jacke!JI nado back John SI"«<!''' ' Bush singled, swiped seoond, jHolman, on an attempted buill. 'IIOIIIH Wl'ti-Ractne Monday at grand alam ~orne run that sail· and SC<Jred when Racine'a Bill However, Stobart singled AI":'iddiepi>\'1 in a i!!lrk·shorte~: 4lVer the head of Bruce Bee- OUrs bobbled Mlclt Morria's j' lensworth waa. safe on 'lint. f1ve ani! . two-thirds lnnillji gle in centerfield in the hottom lgrounder. aacker Jack BOotlc'a error, MeKame, tltelt' flr.it win of I he of the sixth with Gary Stobart, That big tnnirlg started when Elhlnney walked, and I ben year, In: )wo· starts, and Ra- John Allensworth, and R u ss Buddy Moore beat out • bunt, :came Mr. Stn&er 'a Joog cloot. cines ftr!'t l"'s m as many out- McElhinney aboard. When the Terry John!IOII tripled , t hen Racine had the pme unW lngs. 1" 1 circling was done . lhe Jackets was caught off third base, them , nursing a 4-3 edge oQ, The bkiii''·!Hat broke the Tor- led 11-4. Moments later Charley lcatcher Larry Salser to Bill talned throogh two runs ln the I eeeond frame on Bill Wlctllnt!'• lead-of! sirlgle and Ted S,Uey•s sk)o-hlah 'home rt111 poke to the ;·oad ill right ..... ter. The other two runt' ..,.. In the lll1rd aa Larry Price led of! with a sltarp •lntlle tn ce"' IA!r and IIIIA!r two......, wt, Sal· ser and Wlcldiaa Kol back-to- Y back oJnCin. Bailey hnnld end II · LoganBowlerHolcb - i n tho lint when ney wu lifo' .., tho mlJcue, 0t1er lhllled• ...,1 · .,.,. Elhlnney ooor1nc on hl8 b a mishandled in tbo wtlltld '!1111 11 Jaclteta tot two mon ln 'tb lhlr.J on two waltl, Ollor'1 _.. I• ond slit&le, and MOII't'a runl ,.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _lll!i_ _ __ c·E·. The Mets, obviously figuring crown last season while playing Ihat any change has to bf' an im· for the Red Sox. provement w11l use only three of ' The Athletics will open against You ""'"L \)(" uble 10 tell the l last seaso~·s opening day startt>rs the Yankees in colorful new at· ! payers -'f'ithnlll a scorecard to· 4n , when ba.~~b.nll's other l& ma-l agamst the Curds. AI Moran and lire - gold uniforms with kelly ; Larry Burright gh~e the Mets a green socks caps and undershirts )l -·. , . jo1· eag\Jj\ lea ms~eautrmg a mu1 . . . . ' . t' d (;{ f new second base combmatlon and - which IIi almost certam to make 10 0 :'~ he n~t~ ,:~UfJllpl 0 Duke"Snider, a long-time Dodger them whistle-bait. Home run slug. al c ""'nd·lf,wl c· e. a . ~mRorde r· favorite will join 18 year-<Jid Ed ger Roger Maris will be missing lO es a . c mcmnall e s. · . . : The oclA ~ and •tht Reds were Kranepool m the outfield. from the Yankee lineup because first OliiJ of the"·· Monda ]he Colt~ will have only four or a pulled leg muscle. Pr~sid . t Kt:' miPt:h~as amo:~ familiar faces in their lineup. The WPatMr OuUook Good 4..1.022 who ·watched Balti· newromers on Harry Craft's cl~b The weather outlook generally mflre t'" ·n h~ck the WSshington I include second baseman Erme was good, with C!OOI temperatures . . in the nat.ion 's capi- Fazio. ri.ght fielder .Rusty Staub, J forecast for the northern most cit· 31 til ! while the Reds bounf.·ed the center fielder Howle Goss, and ies and a hlgb of 84 for the Colts' - Pittsbtii'_gh Pirates, 5•2• 011 Cincin-· ,lf'st baseman Pete Runneh:l. who opener In Houston. nali wnn the Amcrlcna League batUng • Home runs figured prominently . I lans Sen<~ to~ 1 I I pak,R eds 'W10 ,: J: . . !\m~ add1!10n<ll _openers are.-m ~ _ - find th~ Los Angels tfrl.oini~ lhc Angele. Bostons Red Sox~""~' O'T I • cltampt~n, Opener 'Behi.nd 00Ie Two ·Home. Runs • today s·schedule. mcludmg a or DJgt#' ga mrs. The Reds wi!! help lhf· Philli~s. launch thei.r ::ea· so~ tm4t>r the hg~t~ at Philad:lph,.. '"le olher mght game w1ll :tn t.Vnnkm Vi>il A's ~ · ' In thf other American League the world eha mpion New York Yitnkees d sil the Kan CJNCTNNA11 <UPil -The Cii1- ·and getting no homers. To make 'nte Reds return· to City At.j1ctics, the Detroit Tig~rs-,. clnnati Reris ..could be on their matters worse, he hurt hill throw- Saturday and Sunday for host Sox, and I way to the pennant this year, if ing arm and for a time was a games with Pittsburgh. the Mifillesota '1\\•ms t>nleri:Jin the_ J im O'Toole and Frank Robinson doubtful first-day starter. CleveloWl lnd;ans. continue i the form they showed He reported no pain in the arm Jim Ninowski lnb The !an Francisco Giants and ,Jim O"TOQI~ arid .f.rank Robinson after the gar;ne Monday, and this t~ l..os~nge)('s Dodg~Oi wbf ,arr · continue in the form they showed pleased him almOst as much as Cleveland CoDtract expf{'teif to hattie it out fo r the 1Monday in the season opener. ~ the homer. CLEVELAND (UP[)-uQarter Nationaf LeaguP pennant again 'l'h . 11 . J f h de , · d O'Toole did so well that at no back Jim NlnoWJJd slped this ye~. Opt'n on the road. The sl ~ flreb~· \~g e 1 ~n r f ~~ time wall the Cincinnati bullpen 1963 contract Monday to play with Giants J}s il lhe Houston Colts and u~n¥ .ou. !e er are WC! 0 • in action. ••'lbere's no reason why the Cleveland BroWD!I of the D ers play the Cubs at CQi- mha-.fb· nlotlorb •ouhs slohw sedtarters mh J shouldn't win 20 games this National Football League. cago. se a , ut t ey s ow no sue ,. . __ :..a af h Nioowakl and fe11ow .... u.. svmptoms in the Reds' 2·2 win year, Jim IMIKI ter t P game. "~-.. ...... The rates launch their home o~er the Pirates. "1 shoutd have done tt the last back Frank Ryan !Ret with head schedu[ 8f!liwlt tbe Milwaukee , . two years." coach Biantnn Collier, going over Braves .nd the ~New.~Yo~k Met.s, 0 Toole, ~·ho ran up a. st~mg or In 1961 he. won 19, but did It film:s of last !IeatOn'! games and who lost.~ 120 games in Z2 com:ecubve scoreless mnmgs in with a hrrz1'ng 18-2 mark in th discusBing plays for this comlng their initial season last year. open spring training, and hu~led six-hit . second half of the season. Las~ season. at home ,.against thl:! St. Louis bl!-U. and was. never m trouble year he won 16, including eight Nlnowld mlslld lbout bllf Cardinals. a~~unst. the Pwates. 1of his last 10 the. 18 seuon when he :. •• ,C,i_ • ~ore than 70 players changed 40b~n gave O'Toole a ,Jtobinson's early-teason batting a brotea JcoUII'bone, and Ryu, umforms during the tJff-season as run PI with a home run in slbmp usually lasts no more than the number two 1ignal caller, riD every team f'xcept Minnesota com first inning. Robb~ had shown a month, but the experts feel if the club for the balance of pleted a involving at least sign o! improving jn training the Reds are to wiD the pennant season. one key spring, hitting only a .242 they ~m have to ride the bat of the btg guy. A Robinson slump causing .a sulr.400 record for the Reds in April could easily be fatal . . . . PHILIP SPORN m a light leagoe race. as 1t was TOURNAMI!NT . "'. last year, March 26, 11183 In Mondor's opener, . Gordie High Game - T. Coleman got anotber J;tomer for '1111 actual. the Reds in the sixth iniling, after IDgh Series T. Leo Cardenas singled In two rtms 511'1 actual. m the second. Pittsburgh scored Come!JI ............ , .. .. .2'131 .-.. •.· with a ba.se. empty •Ingle by Red legs .... .... , .. .. .. "'""' Donn Clendetton in the fourth and Hydrovactors , , ; , , , , •, • • 2'110 aoevcnth frame error by O'Toole. Atheys .. : ... ... , • , , , :. 2730 Much of the game was played Tl!llllllnla . , .. , , , • , , , •, , , · f/10· under the Hghts beca""' of an King PlruJ .......... , .. 211110 overcast sky, but most of the 28,- March 'II, 1983 896 fan!!, Including Govs. James Trippers .·...... . , .• ,,, •• A. Rhodes ol Ohio and Bert T. Pulverizel'a ....... , , .. f'mbs or Ken!ucky, stayed to the 1KUowat!JI .... , , ...... . lnish. Carrols .. .. , , , , ••• , , ••. , E~rl Francis suffered the los!!. Emme$ .. , . ~ . , , • , , , •. : The Reds ·Jell ror Philadelphia Coal Dotklt .... ... .... ... 2311) Decorated 1 lit. 111 after the opener lor two night Hilh Game - Damewood, euttercreme cen· / games with the Phillies today and 216. 1,er, chocolate Wednesday. Joey Jay, who won High Series - Duddlnil; 112 cover.ed. ' 21 games last season, will start Eiqmerts and Coal IJocb ..:.. for Cincinnati, opposing Art Ma- Playoff 2nd and tst hd w.i8hafrey for the Phlls. ners. , Foii•Wroppo,~'Eggo · Solid milk choCO• late, gala wraps. opener!'!~ '" tl Chicag~,~M~ ·+-- BOWLING Ben Franklin it's .I ~mpirll. SPRINGFIELD, M181. (IJPII Ken Sarubbi .of Yonken NY· and Fred Brediee of have been named COo(!aptalna of Springfield Collep'o - rorri-: junlora~ for 196U4. Both are ketbaU tea 6-3 ba1iaf1 illlll a1lowtd - , Scon. ~"r · 1111 rllbt for lit bM . ··...- .. .n tll bul wttbOie "' ·I 1 · ' 11. elll · .,....,. ...._ "•• ""...., wilt, lboD .IIJ' rm liCit,.,,.. IIJ4 ~- Seen blm l o••"' It but l'fl ers.t 1 · ,... lbd r ... Out wait * "'"'~!! 1 ' 1a . ' 1,. ' • ', 1 . '. --j : ·,,; .•\'j ' I ~(i fJ •J J; IjltQ . 11 ' ) i :, (j j;:i rf o '":!--'• · . i 'l ' tbenumberolapplleanllhaa rtdue«l &o four. Hawks Face Lakers Tom".,Jtbt . In Sixth Game Of Playof s · ST. LOUIS (IJPII-A St. Loull Hftt1 ball club ..., a olalemlllt atlrlbulld to ficlal Earl strom 8ll:urday blgbt. be all out DD a do-or-die effort night when lhey f~ the Lo geles Laken iD pme number ol the NBA Westem Division ff here o • The Llkm boW tbe edJ:e iD the butal-~evea serlea 11 meet lh 1la b On! ..,. vi " · Y 1 ctory II needed for the Lo geles club to wrap it up) l The decillon ~~~madeCilff ore pme Ume ow,.. gan wiD be allowed to play his . jured th b When m um • 11 · Haw~u:ed home =~ : ; t. Ung~~ 1 thw:b' ~.,_ alight craek. Big "Z," •tlnw sUffering: fresh Ida lnjurecl oyo and four were to be removed tbfa illg to Jessea tho ltrftatloo With theae two injuriH.' two 111e Hawb' first ab: men wtU when the actim in omtest begins In the meaotime JiaWit Harry Gallatin ~ ownor Bell raiaed their volcol officiating Itt tho pleJoffa. &ell! a wire to NBA Preol· Maurice Pocloloff In Strom allegedly 8pPI'Oacbed laUn and said. "I'll get you.": strvm denild. ayiq 1t """'I Gallatin. at balftime, offered. .. ,NIED TNII . . ''- ;,..;•, i FO:R SPRIN8 t ·· ..,,.I ' ua·w. Main 11. I'OMIROY, o. I rt! I "_.• , ,_, ·, -.. i_r· ~~ i... ' q •.• , , ., > l1 l ' Jtr. :'i I il ; 'f ,, , .;~t · ..... --98f.. ,.f.. • r.'> to: M"ddy Slammers car.dV' tory Over Wahama 1 ONLY - CHASE HARDWARE I • ."' • i1 •II • !· ~ \, 101 MILLER, , . , 12JLM.InSt,,.....,.: •. . · Pilon. WY2.2171 ' .· ' ~ - ' "..Ia . TERMISOL .R SUPE D ' Reminder Made Tbat Permits • I I • • 0 Jc Marohmallow ll•ltlllt Pur~ chocol1t1 Jc coat1na:. la's tor 111 Crate 12 choc:ot•t• covered ~ lOU'LL KNOW WRY FORD SWEPT THUIRST SPECIAL I •• FIVE PLACES AT DAnONA••.WIIEN WIUR '63 FORD IS STILL GOING STRONG YEAR AFJtR YEAR Visit your Ford Deale r before you bjJy any other new -~r. H.ere's what you 'll find : a ne~ kind of total-car durability, a kmd of handling ability, a suspension that is startlingly smooth yet sticks to the road like tar. If you haven 't driven one lately, you can't really know wha1 a new Ford is like. Remember, If it'l built by Ford. it 's built ior perlormanct> . . , ~ peHOtmancel new BELAIR 4 DOOR V·8 automatic trans., eieamlna blac:li:. A Ylble-rattd POMEROY DAY THURSDAY ~ ~ 5795 ' / • , MIDDLE!ioilT, 0. 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. ....... ~\'~!/~"""'""'·..."'-"·"'-______...,____.;...;.._____,;..~.;..;__.;.;.;,.;;""'".;;.;.;____..;;..,i~;,=;.;.:i. ot Do1qr.-ii1IIIDeA" ' ' \ , POI'Mroy, Ohio ' \ '. f· K·E'ITH G·OBLE F 0 R0 ·1t{C. . ·'!.. ,, : J or ' • •. ·; ...... •• ' • --~i('j ' "·• SYM~Cll ~1 •nOII:WMT • Cad111ac - Oldsmobile "You'll JJJi:e Our Quality Way V{,t..IS Tlif Kf'UIOMU l'ltOCIIICT$ KARR & VAN ZANDT WY 2-5342 r I •• •• ,' I I solid, special at this low price. PHONE WY 2·3498 '•" control and road-clinginJ.: suspension can win .•. that 's what we mean by ~I periormonce. '57 CHEV. e~~:gs. 25• ?ill I ,THIS WEEK'S. Fluffy marsh· mallow centers. b,_iN' CERTifiED ,' COMPLETE COLEMAN PACKAGE HEATING SYSTEM ...,,.,,. c............. ~ ChiC"ks I I 59c . .,. :ielllv-llrd lgg& Assorted flavors and coloR!. marshmallow fREE I Ba~yeldcb OIL COMPANY I I I I 'I TOTAL PERFORMANC·E: WHEN MONIY IS THE .,UTION FRI. AND SAT. CERTIFID ' •• -J' "FREE ' ) &tep Dlltalde with the offleial, GallatiD aid u--t- "l 11t'1lerl not to have strom oflk!late morrow Dilbt bec&Uie I DO JonJml tldnk he II neutral. I've . used atrona:languap llllalt official aDd 1 doD't thiDk 11'1 lor him 1o --~ ......,,•• • ....., ....,........, 8011a1 matt. like he did." Gallatilll Mmitted It w. .·t offlclattq that beat the Hawb badly tlubdaJ, but added he eel to 'fGiet hll oplidoa ID tonlgbt'o Jolno Wlft elole. -,, i ; ~j T j 1 tt 8iJell: ... .wfalor .f, ! IJDivwaiiJ rlldabo wiD name DnT held Hskttba11 eoaeh MOIMiay. Ht wiD IUeCIId JOI prlano, who resigned. AU!letlc rector J. Noll (Sidpl !itahley ( G<>IIJI.IIIsb I notice proclalmlng ...e:de!!'·J ... . cllf ''*lion day and 1.32, Kanawha Falls 1.111, Char· llamentsry eleetioll today with the ert Mulllgan llbe 1 uthor Tbe County Vocal Music F.., . · and ~1(1 .1!. , James, · ""-· ' tD desliJlite voting places and Jestnr 11.3'1. Loodon, Marmet molll voteo but fell abort o1 the er . ' tlval will be in 'Pomeroy Junior, , brotller, Robert; .... . flvo •llr ·' 1 •arda under tlie new ·reappor- and Winfield dams were on the majority needed to toke over the f 1 ~ di~ector a~ all m~ '::: lligh auditorium Tueldav. Aorll . Middleport ""'tors .!UNI their lel't, Shelia, Shai'OI! lieU' je, '. IJonmenl of tile •ix city wards. laitls. government. ' e ;f a 1 a,':"""1' es .. ·w 30th II I p, m. under directiDn mothers are plannlnil OOYerll Cynthia, ood liarllyn Sole • .Ia: '~ *-'lllii J-2-Y'-35 Mayer ' Sidera ....O..need a Boot movemeall: ~. PrimeMinistcr~ohnDiefenhak· me a ecton. 1 of Mr. Merrllllla~is, Jackson . [projects for this weekend IA!rnal grandparenll ""' ' Mr. ·,,, di•M~ statutory meetir.g ol the cou"' Oblo River _ Walter Bed<- er, whose anti·AmerlcBD and anti· Allatlot 8 age lllardem There will be miXed chorus- which they hol*! wiD add Iii"' and Mn. WaiiA!r Smith 0< H8ri. .t ell tn be held April 16 at 7 p.m. jord up 14 3 p m . Walter Wil· nuclear policy led to a notHOOfi· . Perhap< the r•t.... elrama .. from the lib and 6th gradeo llficantly to their fuM for tho lo..d, and J>OIA!I'nal gnfl!!~ ff approval of the city· budget llai!IBOn up u ' 4·4s p m . AI dence vote and Monday's election, I was '" the tr1ump of M " Ban· of Nortbwesterro Local School Mr. alld Mn. Heber C. James 1 oenlor tr' r;::~ / ::,;also a ,>roles! meeting bert Holden up l4 s:$ ·p.m.; refused to concede even thoug!l croll who ror six years waa District, EasiA!rll Local School annua tp. ol Hartford. Frleodll may call be held on April 23rd at Jenka up 14. 6:30p.m.; Beaver the Liberals won a plurality ot 1:~·~ '"~""'"~:;'te~= District, Southern Local School Thill Sat~rday they will hold any time at the J~ . .e p.m. concerning the zoning up 14 1 .30 a . , __ Ci'- seats over his Progressive Con· yw · . • llisfriet, Pomeroy, Bradbury, 0 bake sale at the TrJ..Lustrt dence. The funieral 'oiill' be · ' . .m., ~· •r servatives whose real name IS Anna Maria Bedford Sallsbury as well as • . ... Clifton Metbt6t (!hu of the city of Pt. Pleaoant. up Iii, 2 a.m.; Charleroi up 15, · . . . i Italiano left movieiand In 19111 t.l · Is' b. nd• · ed ~- CleaLers begmmng · at 9 a.m. w-•-' ·' 2. · ·~ ~- of Wind 2 10 y 1 , 45 He can remam in offtce until 1 • Jll' c oruses a mtx t."DUr· . l t h M ~~•Y a1 p. m,1 J"ha 1 Stew 1 ' 15 A ..-o•p of cuaul • : a.m.j u can up , ~ = he . . attain stardom on the atage in uses from Rutland Hi g b rs. va ar m Re HoD Hensley officiating. serColrt appeared ,before tlte a.m. ; Indiana p 16,3:30 a.m .; ~e~gns;:r JS for~ to ''Two for the See,aw." School Southenl Local East· charge. They will a~ have ~- buri i.t Graham z cou.arD askiiJ tbat WJDdBGr Blue Seal up 16, 4:40 a.m.; Ja. Y t new parliament. Her Academy Award was won ern ~ Pomero ' white and colortd chicks for .., ' · aasocla· :::..rt be eoaoldered in l h eob G. up 16, 6:20am.: Peggy Ibencoml plete returns gave the , for her performance as Annie -ere will ybe. lndl idual &ale at the Mldclleport FO!'d . . . • •• . t- ' "'"nd •• Do d , L1 ra s at least 12? seats, 35 , . . • w v M"lll 1·n 0pper Middleport ~...._ , Ior a .pavmg pro,_., a e- 111e grant wney own It, 2. 10 a.m., th he C . sulhvan the Irtsh gul who first groups from RuUand Racine · w~• 1 auth?r- from tile federalgovermnent. Western up 20,5 :45 a.m .; Way more an onservatiVes. oomm~icated w1th Helen Keller Eastern and PomeroY Htgb feed wiD be .availa~le~ Mrs. eniA!r 111- The financial statement of "" H. up 21, 4:4o a.m.; C. V. . as a girL School. Forrest Bachtel, Mid· Stewart also ,. chatrman for . . to an tho Asso- the :hree city departments was Harner up 22, 6:15a.m.: Jerry Dravo Awarded Job And the Helen Keller role, just dleport, will sing a solo. thls proJect. BaLy by read by Mrs. A. E. Tbomaa, Bosworth up 22, 6:30 a.m. Tt· At Reedsville Dam as she played it opposite Miss Senior boys aM girls will be II the city clerk, sbowing the follow· oolt down 23, 10 :2$ p.m.; Elger· HUNTINGTON w v (UP() Bancroft on Broadway, brought the Middleport High School at selling gasoline at the Rizer I'll. AND SAT. • . Many wala' balanees on March 31 : City, cliff down 23, 3:25 a.m.; Rav:- The .u. s. Arm. ~ of lh~ coveted statuette I 0 little 7 p, m. Tuesday, April 9. He on company in upper Pomeroy line be . Walet Works, $42,· enswood up Greenup 5.20 p.m. , E . Inc! rps th MISs Duke. Both actresses are will diacuss eoUege ln general with the class tn receive aU ed out ll{ld a -tiiMandttee ' com$39.000 ln the State/Edeana BosWorth ~p Greenup • ;gmee~s an7~~:tsb e natives of New York who make and put special e~phasis on proceeds from the sales. They OIL COMPANY posed ~llmeo Char le Fund; Sewage Olspo:s- 8:50p.m.; J . S. LewiS up Green- l thea~o :~:d. 0 1 urg was their homes in the city. Rio Grande College There will Will be at the Rizer Company Cottrm·~•m. Fowlkes at plus $39000 state lap 9:50p.m.; Dispatcher up tow 1 ' 1 ekron a proJec~ to I Peck's triumph <'ame after rour be a question and ~nswer per- from 8·30 a m until ? p m •---..... Mayor to ""or k ' fu nd. ' Gret.nup 12·50 ·· 1cons rue andoc s,ardanwalls operations . . . . wm. , iod. Anyone interested is in- 1A rummage • • • • appo . .~~.,...'!'"r.'~~'"" · am. · · • Lo U1s1~na buildin fo h 1 p~ev10us nommahons H1s sale• ha~ been plan1 With ~iation. . Attending the session last UJ. Greenup 2·30 a .m.; Zlm- I B II I nd d t the nmg role was that of a strong . lvited !ned later this month. I 0. C,~1t, , Art E. Hartley, . were Mayor Siders, Clerk mer down 31, 4:20 a.m.; Joey 0~ ev~ e oc s t ~m on -~ e heroic Southern attorney in the iiili , iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilliiillllili••••••••llliiiiilii.i Robert rloemnger carter Thomas Attorney c. J. Chotin down 31, 6 a.m.; Navi- d 10 trlver · fa up- k ml es screen vers1011 of Harper Lee's 1 . M~irl • • . ' g tn 33 F Sh ear· ·' w. owns earn rom ar ersburg ' pr1zewmmngnove. . . 1 Frar.~r~,.and · WtlbamRar- ~yer , Joann Moore and coun· 8 rup '.6 am , 0 . . Va . 1 din, Jr~~rlloppolnted tn the ctl members, Carl Murray, Lou- er up 33, 6.30 a.m .: U. S. S., T . Clutohe• Walch Urban~ewal Authority of the is Rossi, Sam Fowlkes, Tom Pelr~e down 34, 11 :30 p.m.; . ~e Dravo _firm. " .as one or "I was carrying Miss Lee's fa. City. '111~ ,fOrmerly com- Reynolds, Arlin Hall, Lawrence Bob Benter up 34, 4:30 a.m.; le1g . compames blddmg on the ther' s watch tonight," the actur ' Charles Cottril, Or. National down 34, 4:40 a.m. proJec\h The $l~ontr~c.t was ~or said backstage. "1 was clutching I posed dii*ta.pr~.~,ement to the Dowiltowh'~ Business committee Taylor and Belva Far- Galllpoll, Dam Reliable .:~;: ~llho~ With ' i at the righ~ momen~. This role and tht"""'riame Was changed to up 4:30 p.m.; Patton down 9 ·2¥.! competed m about. seemed to f1t me hke a!l old .._.rka't Ottly the Urban Renewal . p.m.; Sally Polk up ? a.m.; years. Comfortbale suit of clothes." Paul Rairden of the Charles Stevenson up 8 a .m.; Best supporting actor Begley i i:hian Power lllropahy • . I Han.Uton up 9:10 a.m. Name Nominating said, "Th;s is the peak or my : pointed by th~:~: .tn.. . Kanawha Rtver - Little Ed· Group For C of C career- very defmitely." Begley i the. unexpired · terif'.Of ward down Marmet 4 a . ~ .; Ro· Clyde Kirkland , Max Ward , was so ~ffected ~~ h1s role ~s Hervey on the Housing IC btrt w. Lea down Winfield ~:· John William Blaettnar and ~ tyrannical pohtJcal " boss lO ity . Mr. Hervey, former · dis2~ p.m.; A. E. Dykes .up Wm· himself were named by Pmne. : Sweet B1rd of Youth that ~e . trtct mana~er ot the Appalachfteio. 5:50 p.m.; Memll down roy C of c President Kermit I rorbade hiS children t osee h•m · lat Power lias been transferW~nf~eld S:lO p.m.; Inca up Walt.on to a nominating com-1 18 the pa_r_t._ _ __ red to Logan. . , W.nfi~Id 9:20 ~.m .; Helen Z. mittee Monday evening in a A diacu.saion was held.. Mtddleport High schools golf up Wmfleld 1 -.m.: Solvay regular C of C meeting at of. NP.w Flag Flying On . th,e team, playing its first match down Winfield 5 a.m.; W. H. flees of the Oh'J p M' Ill ' 17.53 a'":"' of land ~~::I Monday alter school, downed Shafer, Jr., up Winfield 6:30 B , . ' ower Co. - " ' eport s Lawn , b~ tile citY:. from the E Wahama High school 13-3 a.m.; Semet u Winfield 7 usme~s mclude , approval Mayor Lee Smith today an~ Ohio Railroad for the sum of at the nlne-hole Pomeroy Go1f a.m p of Ward 5.. treasurer~ report nounced that a new American $; ,000. The land adjoining the course ' and ~n .official expression of ap- Flag is flying on the vilJagE> Krodel Park area Is composed MiddLeport Senior Charles • pre~Iatlon to an who assisted l[.wn. o all the land between tbe •ld Swackhammer was medalist for Medium Damages Are dunng the recent flood situa- This nag has been donated Clarksburg road and R~te 35 the match as he scored a :'18 Incurred. In Wreck tJOns. Mem_bers discussed, but by ~rs . David Jenkins, Hudson 1 and westerly erx.r ·of the pond Oilly two oveT par, Medium damage was incur- took no actJon, on~ long-dor~- St. m memory .of her father , : defeated Dick red to an auto early today on ant proposal to umte the Mtd- Mr . Earl Mankm. The mayor 1 at Krodel Park. Council moved tha• City attorne~ C. J. Hyer 4-0. East Main-st when the ·vehicle ~eport and · Pomeroy cham- expressed _his appreciation for take the _other pairings Wahama's went out of control and crashed rs. this donahor•. lo terminate . Cook defeated Ron Han- intn a power pol•· ----with Ruben and nirlg H !or the only White Fal- Driving the car was Roy Divorce Action Is REGISTRAR COMING MIDDLEPOU WY2-2511 LOCUST ST. Council a motion win, Don Hanning downed Keith Armes, 19, of Minersville, Filed In Count Del?-rt Reese, registar at a.ggested by tile Mt.~.!f. tn •!'Ill'' Waharn:l's Pilffner ~ and Mid· gomg east on ~.in.,t. Pome· A petition for div!ce has Rto Grande College, woll he at . . Jim Johnson carded roy poliCe inves~tgated and said been filed in Meigs county com~·~l'' ,p~.\· ·!' . .~~ over ~k 1)1omp- there was med1um d~mage .to mon pleas court by Frank w • . · the front right side of Armes' Porter, Jr., Pomeroy, against Middleport Golf Coach Nolan Ci:lr. Juanita D. Porter of Syracuse Swackhammer announced Rick The car went out of control The plaintiff charged gross ne: Oiler, John Allensworth, Tom as Armes left the upper park- glect of duty and extreme cruRall, Mickey Morris and Pat ing lo.t. It ~it a power pole on elty in his petition. Three minEdwards as other members of the nght Side or the highway or children are involved Yellow Jacket team. . .after .crossing back from the County divorce investigator A. Swa~mmer satd left s~de of the road . Armes c. Hill has been ordered by the wtll host Athens was, cited to M.ayor.Charles Le- court to conduct an investiga' . and ·wellston Fri- gars court. on a charge of reck- tion of that case and also di. ~12, Other scheduled less operation. vorce petitions filed by Connie il;::r~~.are ~t. Plea~nt at A. Snider vs. Ralph Snider and ~:~iF~~:~:~ WITH KIDS 11·. at Logan, AprU !5: Mtddleporl Large Rural House Suzanne Luellen vs. Glenn A. Apnl 22: Gallipohs B ·T G d LueUen WALLS WITH · at Pomeroy, April 24: urns o ronn 1 . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._, j r · til. · tournament ~t Logan on A two story, six room house lr ~HERWIN·rriLLIAMS 27; Middleport at Gallipolis owned by Robert HiD, Rulland, ' 1 Middleport . at burued early Monday morning Get Rid·Termltes At Lower Colt : · ' 3 and the · Salem township near Wilkes'12 PT. BOTTLE 1.49 tll>is,trlit t~urnament at ville. . 18. The structure had already QT. BOTTLE . . . . .. .. 3.95 .. .. . .. 11.95 GAL. CAN of Middleport's hom . in 1"hen the. bla7f was Gal. makes 12~ gal spray. wi' be played on the discovered by a nearby reSI· Qts. 30 gal. Good for ants, . caurse. at 3 a.m. No fire depart- white - grubs, wire worms, Japanese Beetles, ment was called. The M el g s Roaches, Water bugs and many other county sheriff's deparwent con- pests. ducted an Investigation Moo· Pickens Hardware day . Cause ol the blaze has MASON, .W. VA. not been determined. J S: a... tt .-....... ... hll. cUPIJ-Lester 4 &be"* IMpel• I mort," . two ftmlnp. ltrUclr: I "'Mw11< you .. step/' '1 .INDWIAPOLIB, JJid. 1111'11 Herb Scon, I llory leflltattoW wbose daaliDg major ie.wue buebiD eatMr WU halt6d by 1 line drive neerly U Y~l •JO. can-1 it qulta ~..u.. wJthout t ~ -PIIM41 I~ temptJna: qaln the eomebatt: be tri·• 110 long •• a..L•-·· eu "' anne. "'l want to atve U up,'' era America .teque p1teber --u t-- tbe ....... 'III'LuINlMI Wuau wucap "w.. Sox lll8ltagemllll .. t.ld him ht -w plteh lot tbtJr Jndlanepolil fum clUb thlJ ,.r. Score, 28, IDDOiliiCt!Cf llll retirement after an exhlbltloa came here with the Clnelrmatla.t~. Re a .,._ feet (CcnUnued from page I) major o-, oaid I timid 1 GU Jolm Vargo and Jamea Nue- Cine's ~ were earned. In Monday's curtaln·ralsel'l. clarone Jr. al Painesvltle, . Ohio, Price "'nt the dlatJnce The Orioles rode to their were sewnd with '1334, regul£ Racine ~' fiDlllq , lJ W1 t over the Sen.tors on singles Competition, Andy Hudo- his iliPPlDI · fUt ball, ning clouts by Jim Gentile ba, Youngstow. Ohio, waa third t(!UI',IlYln&: dp flvt earned with 725 Racine Is holt 10 John fBoogl Powell. steve Barber · limited the Nats to seyen hill but In the regular all evenll ltand- Wednesday, Middleport tngs Hudob 8 as ·---• lth Gallipolia loday for on needed ninth-inning relitf help • w •~vuu w from Stu Miller 1954 and Edward Murphy of tame, and Po~y is boat Frank Robtn~n bit • two Cleveland waa fourth with UN5. Jacbon in another lea. g u match homer in his first at-bat • G<lrdie coleman added a WORCESTER, MIBI. (IJPII Ra•ine 012 000 - 4 7· blast to get tbe Reds off Gomes of Wor~. Maas.• MiddlepOrt Ud 101 - t f Jim O'Toole pitched 8 will meet Lou Gutierrez of Nlcar- Price and Salser. Oller and. got ltrong 1upport from ague,. the Centr~l American mkl- Bush. • infielders, who cUcked off dlewetgbt In 1 10-J'GIJDd. Plate, C. W. playa in each or the first at Mechanics Hall Aprll ... ~ses, Tom Anderaon innings. Donn Clendenon Gomes won the 'New ~ Roberti. for the Pirates. nitddleweighl title Ill bla lui . •-'fight by knocking out Larry Car- NAMES '"'" COACH Dey of Lowell, Mall. MOSCOW, Idaho (lJPJ) So ole"" For JBJ.n 8 p.!! Mkku.p.n, ::: ~ Semon 1'ill Music Festival fl'll' I· .'~ ·• ; B1 TIM MORIARTY .J,1 Sports Writer ''Lawrence' Will B Sta ed. I,::N !_ ~. ~ ... v_, •v Hustle Sales ~:~· ~ d::!. ·:.;;:· ~:.,~~ .~ I. . e g dam running :ze MONTIIEAL B. Peclt'a ~pta,.. speech w• On April 30th · 1fll k _;,) \>!ftH• ia f!!<VIv"" by hi• on rollera, l'omer<>y·Mason Z3.· Pearaoo'& pro.Amerlean Liberal longer· "Than~ you Thanil you Thi May 11, l't. Pleaaant '24.67, Hintnn party emerged from Canada'&par Harpe; Lee. Allall Pac:ula s "ee eoo ents, Belly .Jane >mith J•.J11111 · t7.t, IU 'M • L T Al::· ; . · a]Qr . eague earns 1n 0peners ~=~~~'!:~~:?I~=· Herb Score ::-..:.. Too w· h F II Sl Of C l·'···~~e·co~\:" ~::: ·~lle~ic=: tl:& ~ Announces :?"ir'· . ' ay ~~ u ate ontests *:~:::l..::=:!~~:.:of: Retirement P~ · 1Liberals Win, ·River Report B"tt Ca d" ~~ GUi-''• l er na tan Ga.,. . ------ ~p: ' p~ If ./"1 Pomero~:t.liddieport, o., Aprn ' · _t96h I ' I I I I •• • ' �,I I \ fl" r ·~~ --- ----·- ' I GATHER EASTER EGGS HERE TO ... &e.CP · - -.• •"' ~.~ od.-· ·• . ' ' .t ' . ' 0:: • ' c ,,. FRENCJ~·I A .i--~ ; . . - ..•.. ·. .,.. - ~ . '.1 - ., Y' COt~TEST . . RULES • Clip the Ham Contest "Easter egg" coupons below. Fill in i<»U name and address and phone number on each one. . :-:r~~: . •'4 • rnupnm m::~v he deposited anytime until 1 o'c·lock p.m. Tburs., April 11th. i :.; , ... "" An ~·one over 16 N'Jrs of age is eligib1e to partiripate. No • Only one ham may be won by a family. Derision. of lhe judie& will be final. ·' '· .'J -~· ·" ~··. HAM CONTEST ,·ADDRESS - ~ ._0( . '; _ . . ., .;.:.M l1~: CITY---- PHONI - - ADDRESS - · - - - - - - - CITY---- PHONE - - Fore111n and Abbott The Modern Mart ADDR!SS - - - - - - HAM CONTEST ' ADDRESS - - - - - - PHONE _ _ ... .. ~: --~ CITY--- PHONI-- IHOI I1'0U, P•IMNf COIITEST · ADOIISI - - - - - - ADDmR1------------ PHONI--.. CITY - - - PHONI - - - ltwYort Clothing House I NAMI A~·----------­ ............ CITY PHONI ..___ Stiffler's Stores .... s. ~ut 1 s A~UI--~------­ CITY - - - - PHONI - - lAM CONTEST 11AM CONTEST NAMI •~as t • ~:;.:: :~rl:s war~, a,.· 8 of mo, ..,,38. Ta~e•!Part, ·• 'w:St ., s V~lue ' ' ' w ~Roush. . Langsville s .ety N-- -+------- _____________ PHONI - - The Shoe Box of IWl CDIIDT. NAMI MC~··--------~ PHONI - - - ............. MiddlotfOrt. Clltlo Mhlolloporl, Ohio HAM CONTEST ' NAMI . ADDII.I- - - - - - - - . " •' PtfONI - - ' ' . Ham Drawing Thursday j\.pril. lltli; , , 1 O'Clock P.M... < IN IA.CH 51'0RE USTED~;·~., ' ' '"' ~:· ·' . "'-• :r '<" 1 .~c , ;.l f ' ' ' Jllrt, I'! fl~ J-!' u-. of at, '!,: :*:"':.\.;.~t:;.. ~ ~· ~ Tattti"" . .;u:r:;.· . . ...". . -.so"· s, ~~ami r' • ..... 11-.-~ if '· ' ' I c '{ I '.. If. •.;·'1. ' y, was,. c:rrr - - - - PIIONI-- Shopper's Bonanza a. ' •uz. MAMI ADDRISI - - - - - ; - - - CITY CITY G e rov ty N N· ~ ,...,.,.., Oht. -.~ - .......... - La:ns, 4 s '' 1&( Jewelers ,__ of oi Slllloll's Plck-l.Palr 1W1 CONTEST NA/t\1 HAM CONTEST ., ~lb .,;...:,~Ray, J·. ~st::' NAMI - Moore's Store t3~Tu:o:ila~:'No ~ '!a HAll CONTEST QTY - - - .' 't:•a! ei Pt: '-"*'IIJ' l4qt1 Dru" - sm: S:u. ' 1 . NAMI Swtsher & Lohse ~·----------~ \, '•""rof' Ohle Mi<Hitoport, Clltt. , ~ml:~ NAMI NAME ~·------­ Ingels Furniture ~ -~ ms ~ HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST HAM CONBST - - -- - PHONE-MltWI•fHirt, Ohi• ' of NAMI, · ~-:;-----­ ' •' ;2t, . ' iC'i.:::-.·,-c :. ; ., ' .... Ta~s aiuo. ' u9'' V~oeni!. ·• Contest Is not open to emntoyee' and their families. of the pail.lcip'!tin¥ slores ot· ol this new,._.,,<r. ' r. ' . &. · putchJse is n e cessa ~ y . _ ;. . - ,. -. ., t.oi a . • ·w inm·rs will he ne~tif i:: d. You need not be present at any ' w v. in. ((<l'l't' • " J · · ,. f • A drawing will be he'd in EAC'H strre immediately there· 'attt>r tu de-terffi ine the winner of the free Easter Ham tor E.ACH store . There will be as many ham winners as there an ''Easte r e;;f' coupons on this p,..<!! .., ..., j '.. ' . .' ' .i.26: "*· • • . -- a. •- stri-Tin T~:,. · ·Benjomln • 'D.eposit each "Easter egg" coupon in Ham Contest Box at the store of the spun:soring mt-!rdHh1t whose name appears on the (:OUpon. .:>.t~· f '5s . 1 .. aooen Nl:IOl, $1J.!. Here's yovr opportunity to win I big, tender, tasty, SMOKED HAM for your Easter dinner absolutely free. Nothing to buy. Nothing to pay. No obli· getion. Read the simple Contest Rul" (left), Then gather your "egg•"l • ~' of si. ~ . '" .. =:.r: ~E, S~~ 1~ mo. (Evans Packing Co.) t"- ...... ·• Lb'--:1.~of~~;;·f~~~~~~~~i I ., CITY . .. _ _. ..-.~J fl);...}.. Cen1 Cede, Sa<:s. 6704, IIUI. ue ~ .130, Tar• fOUl. ANTMIUI'I'Y-LftAII'r ftl'. T - Sl.tll. $1,140, To.. M7.1t. , tilly, 1111 X .,., ...- - · k!, Vllooe .~ 411 -A., Same, S. 11, Sl!: y,,. 53.72 A., lloush, Howard G. • ~lne KllmkieWioz, Edward. 1< Vir-, Sa~~~t, ~.OO. . , S IIi, W. End of 37.72 1Tax<.o $11.42.liD .. v•.._ _; Lll No. 211, On I . The Lalidl, Lola l!ltll'artl of Value 1830, Taxes $19.08. 1!:., Lol5, P, Mel. 5, VlluO 11170, glnla, & 12. We!"' of ~ 1>. II0 1A. N. Part, 10.00 A., Value NO! Same, ,to· X 1JO Ft., Vallie lokcailiJ, .~ L. • returned .Dolfnqvent by ' Ta... $2'1.18. A., Value $1Jil, Tuet1 t>LII. Taw tl\.84. 1$1,1118, T - $11.1111. let 1 ,, Lot . No. ..,, 1M Trtuurtr of Melp Cctmty, Marcum, William J . I< Mar- Same, l..ql 1, F. Add. I, Va~ ~· · s. 11, SE of NE v. on Same, 8 35, Mid. Part El< " I Medley,. Sallie 1< 11arr1tt wt11< Height.. AddJtlm, Value tJ.U. with the T8UII AM_..ts ion F., A. 21, SW <Orner of Sec:. ue 110, Te- $1JI. . llllioe, IU& A., Velue $110, Tax· A. 0:. Lot S. Coal ete. 10.01 A.,\•• .II 4.>1>. 1> of S. 1> .71 4. 1eM.flll. lllrJ, !At ,..,, ' !I W Of Rd., ID.III A., Value Same F Add LandJn& In es tiM,·' Value flO, Ta... 91.81. m River Vaiue 110, Tueo $},- \lwTaJ. R. . Cnllfllp N, VilloU• ond Penalties cbarced. *3,490, Tam 180.24. front .,j &4-?, Value $20, Mokten, Wilbur, S. 21, 21, OUt HNudsoo, Iii. · ....... Lot II Fl. ...71. ...._ 0 30 agreeably to ~w. are eon Tu:eo Ul. of lA 130 ft . wide I< 22 rd. N, of ey, · , Moodlspaugh, Homer, Lot No. Side. Value $110, Lo1 No. Z. loll; • ·and described in the !allow· Nichols, Harry et al, ~- S, Sa Lot N 7 p Add 7 Value 110 T - Ul. A., Value fMD, T - fll.ll8 , 1 Porn. 1-7$ X 93Ft S of Park :j!IS •.tiJ. 1 i' list, viz: I!; \?, ol NE ¥• "" II \I I< S & \ ' lu~ $to Tax:. tUt. . . ' ' Muoser,' Arthur • Glennis. 8. Same, S 8, No. !l) Radford E. o1 Creek, Value 1111110, Value ',Tueo llllitii.IA* Rll. ~~:~~~; · 30A N.. 3UO A., Value 18f0. a • t 31 A Value f1,00 Ta1 es Q .· Su"oy, .15 A., Value •110, To· Tues tiO 7l · Su~ p pet I .... V!ilttll TOWNSHIP Taxeil $11.'11. LETARTVJLI,EI.ETART TWP. 7G ' ., ' .. f3.02. . · ' · "'"''""TUM Ul. Ruby, lk!hool lot, .. , . Picl<eno, wuu.m " Jill!, w Phel JalllOS " Lesle, s. 16 Kau!f. Eva, s 21, 30, No. to MOQ'I&, .Harry lrr llaua GateLot No, '17, Bull. • I ' Acres, Value f670, TUM, Stout, Granville C. 1: Joanna end E of Alaander lOA, .23 A., On E br;e of SE y, 15 20 A Penny Survey, 5.75 A., Value wood, Lot No. 155, 35 X Ill Ft. o! ~· V~ Value flO TUM $M. .' . S, ~. Sill parte~ 7.70 A SE 1!01'. Value $500, Taxes $15.62. Value Tu:es f350, Tues NUl. Value f'IIO, Tuetl • .II. Sa~· Iii(' No. Same, Lot No. M, Tri!IB lAMore, S, It, 8W cor• & 4l.IIOA, S8 A., Value "90, Roniine ~rt Howard S Landers, John R. Jr., S 9 S.E. M)en, Bertha A., Lot No. Tl, T , · 66 t30 Tueo .... o1 SW \'4, 21.50 A., Veluo Tax.. $4.3e. OIJVE TOWNSHIP Tl ':ce~We,;..ell •i. , Same, ~ .No. et, .._ 'A, 21 20, N~ Cor. N o1 Rd., j A.: Cor. S. E. v, 21 A Value $10.00, Horton & }losworth No. Tax.. 14 Ill. . I ~ L out or 20A ' •• • Tau• '28 Small Trl. s. il. Corner, Value ' .. ·- T ....ll t~~~~'tsRoberla Jane & Sa.,., s. 17, Nil car. of 141A Adaw, Har,.y ., yatur $250, Ta•.. ..,.7o. MttCh~U · Franklin 8 • Irene' $20, Toes $2.90. 110 X 215, ,:;z A., .,,.... IDI S W port Gl SW NW V• er 2&A SW, UO A., Va~ E II of SE ¥• ol SE ¥< , 4 A., Same, S. 21, 15, SW corner, N p I d IOO A N S28 , Same Lot No. 78 1'ri E. Side, Taus $74.14. SYRACVSJ: VI!..:_~ ., 0· ' $l4 f40 Ta $92 Value $:10. Tues •.57. 2.93 A., Value $30, Taxes $.112. · 81' • .. 0811 Seyler Richard Evat11, Jimmie •=~ • 1 V 1 ;,. T Value f30. Tu:ee ' . ue ' ... ' • • Same, s. II, w llde ol s ol Same, s. 21, NE 1!01'. ol 4.7SA .50 A., Value $10, Taxea ue. a ue ..... •• . ' ti3 Rl No. 121, Neva Teule, Lot No. Zit, , Albert & Ev~ M., Same, S. 17, W I> of Nlll ~ Rd. of 1U n\1 of NW ¥•, 3 A., NE, 2.94 A., Value f40, Taxe. PJerCe, May Ann, S 24-30, S. Same, Lot No. '18, Trl. S. of Tues. I!IIIJl of Tll!'lon N of hrry Rd. .. , Mid. of Nil \'4, fU4 80 A:, Value $1,860, Taxes M2.· Value *311, Taxes UT. $l.08. E. Part o1 No. 5 PeMy Survey, 78, Value $10, Trea $1.53. . Same LOt No . A., Value $l,ll80, ,..... f38.14. .·,-· --· $!,360, Tlllle!l $3'1.- 77. Same 8 II N part of lOA Same S 21 SE corner 10.73 .78 A., Value $30, Taxee U 4· Myera, Bertha A. • WWJam, dridg 'w of Kerr; Run RV Eynon Enunt lo Dllvjd, Lot .Do •'•• ""-·-ce· et ·' S. Sa . me S. 17 NE part Of Sec. NW ~~. l.in A., Value 120, A., Val;,. .$1W, Tues $4.00. S Same, 4~,24A-30V, Nlo, !.,f'eTIUI~'I ~t.,';; . .f~= · Add., Val Valu: 1100, Taxes $U2. 78, Val.;., $Ito, Tuetl 1 ua-"', ........ .... , ' ' Taxes •. 66. Same S. 21, On S line W of urvey, ·""'~ ., a ue ..,.,v, 81 ,.. ' Same Bu.UdiDI Only, Thomson, Rosella, 8! 21, 13, NW part of SJ: "-'• I & E part of NE v,, 89.71 A., Same S 17 NE cor o1 128A 10 7SA 1 A Value $20 Taxes es $25.48. I Same. Lot No. 112, Beban Add. ·T J9 N Buff Est "" 6.\ IG SL _,. 3 ,• A., Value $20, Tuetl $.54. Value $2,1110, Tares IS0.34. INc: ...;,e~ ••:18 A., V~lue $30, I SlteU, Cella S. & Samuel E.• jVatue flOO, Taxes $6.80. '1 ~:R • ~ A0 ' Value Tax.. $12.16, Same, S. 21, 13, SW OOl'ller Same, S, II, N \lex ISA NW Taxes $.84. · sime, s. 21 , 20, E cor. out of'S. 8, N.W. Comer !57A. s .w. Richards, Arnold & Florence, No • to X Fti Same, Lot No. 21111 , SE .,..., S or Rd., 51 A., Value "770, ,& s I> er 8fi47A R899 A Val· Same S 17 SE ol 20A NE 1303'lA Mid on Rd 3A. Value Part of S.W. ¥< S., .09 A. Val· Lot No 12, Behan Mel,, Value V j 408M8il T 80 it08.G No 3 Burt Est. ex. 14A lc ~ 148 86 94· I< Ge L S te lu.. $700, of SE \t, M W Bide ol Rd. $10: Taxes $.27. . • u•::· Ftle . LOt No. 16 ·A.: Value $480, Taxes fl5AII. man, ·• • oiiU N 11 or N, 1.19 A., Value Shoemaker, Harry, S. 27, ~. rna • nee neva, • , ' · 1• to, Sub. No. s w. 35 n, . ·· ·. • . · W 1-3 of 6 1A ol NW ¥• li!US A. White, Wendell W., S. 31, NE t:IOO, Taxeo $1D.118. S· part of Frac. 34 & N pl. o! S 28. E. Part ol30 A, N.W. Part Add .. Value NO, Taxes S!Jt, 1&20. Taxes $27.04. And notice is hereby giva , Valu. PfO, TWI $U2. part o! Sec:., 68.04 A., Value! Burns, Ben F. 1< Nellie S. 3-9, Frae. 2( UO A., Value $711, of FracHon, 20.110 A., Value ,180 Roach, Della H., Lot No. I, Swisher Coal Company Land· Jlle wiMlle of aueb ...... Same, S. 19, NW comer of fl,030, Ta~es $211.70. Tares ~.38. Fife Add., Value fl,IIOO, Taw in in Front of m-2114-285:2ae. lots or par11 olkltl, will 111 , SE part e• coal, 33.20 A., Tares $I.90. .• Sl'l v,, 24 A., Valuatloo Same S 32 W part of &7.32A I Value 1480, Taxes $13.5;1. Sigman, Roy Les, S. 2'7 , W. Same, S. 21, E. Of S, 81 A., $33.22. . Value .$200 TU.. f1 30 ' . for foreclotiUl'e ltr • Taxes .3'/.stl. rt ,of .SE' ¥• N IB 58 A Coleman, Cora E., S. It, 24, side of 58A NW cor., 8 A., Val· 59.61 A., Value 11170. Taxes $21.· Snider, RalplJ " Connlt, Lot &.me 558 x' 65 Value' tiOO the' 4lounty Auditor pursuant II .>· Helwtg, Ada a. Clyde, S. 21, W pa Tax~ .42 62 ., NW ex lA N, 4.26 A., Value ue 1180, Taxes M.ll. 82, No, 65, Bosworth, Value $810, Tu.. fu.26 ' ' or forfeited to lba ltalie, 13-15, NE part of 76.83A, 9 A., Value ",850, . . $630, Toes $11.91. Swisher Coal Co., A Corp .. · Smith, Cecil, S. 33, W. of Rd., Tax.. 125.38. me Lot. No 254 AD un the Tans, Assssmenta, Value $00, Tans 12.48. Same, s. !5, 32, w part of Same, s. 31, NE corner, 1 A., s 27 , Near Mid . of w I> pll!'l of 1.20 A., Value $10, Tans $.12. • Stansbury, Garen H. & Cltaa. of~ Value · T.;... P~es aud lntereot.,.. 1*14 10116 ' "' · Hudson, Alonzo & Esther, S, 1SE y,, 40.3Z. A., Value fMO, Value $II, Talel U8. 6.75A, 2.118 A., Valye $40, Tares Smith, Cecil D. & Mabel, SIW. & Pearly C., Lot No. 8, J. l Sa~ ~· l'rt ·'' Auditor of Meip , 20, 1 Out of 18.50 1.25 A. Value Tms $! 5.84 . Coleman, w. s., s. 21, o w " .08. 35, S.E. Part of UO A. ol Rd., W. Joneo Est, No. I Und. ll E. • Coal Tl le X Ft County , Ohio 254 f6110. Taxes $11.7&. . . 0 line 01 w .,. s c1 McDougle, 1 Same, s . 'II, Near Middle, 1.00 A., Value $940, Taxes $39.· End 97 Ft., Value $5,590, Tues l Value ~ ....76• 80 ·• ,pordon H. CaldweD 121110 Same S. 20, 13, Strtp N of Wright, Maurice · & Doro· A.. Value $10, Tans $.21. 5.60 A., Value $40, Tareo '1.118. II. $595 ·41 · ' ' .84 ., . ' . Mei o County Auditor Strip tllru Mid., 1.25 A., Value th, , S. 15, 18, NW corner, 32 Same 9 24 On zOne I!; I> Same S 'II Near Mid of w Soulsby, wm. T. & June Rooe, Sa1J1e, Lot No. 7 £>. 10 Ft 'lame, Lot No. 283,, llf!.lt I -~·~"~8=:;:==-IRO Toxes $2.22. A., Value $690, Taros $15.86. n.;..r a.i .. A ., Value 1&00, Tax· 11 part' oi I6A, 7.15 A., · Value S 21, N.E. Ex. Lots & 3.75 A. of W. II, Value $1,970, Taxes ~· S. ~El<ft Val!"' I• • < Kendell, Howard S., 32, 13, D,...vllle - COLUMBIA TWP. Ies $14.08. $530. Taxes $11.34. A. Coal, 17.0'1 A., Value $230, ·fl27.01. S:~e Lot ·NO 61. . ' w of NW of 39A N, 20 A., Valut llirt, Orvell " Loraine, s.I Coleman, w. S, " Cltarlotte, Taylor, Martha Ellen & Sid· Taxes _,,96. Same, Lot No. a, 21 Ft. w. 2110 Tues M8 O:a 282, $2110, Taxes $5.52. Lot V 4 Lot 4 Value $420, Tu.. $9.86. s. 24, On W part near M"ut, ney w.. s s, Mid. on S. line W. Sou1sby, WUIIam Thomas & End, Value $2,290, Toes $Z3S.· Price. Lake & Gladys, S. f, ' ' 6 A. Value $60, Taxes $1.70. of Rd. ex 40A •.40 A.. Value $20, J•J:le Rose, S 21, S. E. Part of 97. me, o. 2110' a 1 ~ _:. • Mid. Of Sec:. , 62.50 A. , Value LEBANON TOWNSHIP Same, S. 30, NE corrter of s Taxes $.S6. IO.lf A. Part o1 E. II Ex. Coat, Same, Lot No. B 30 Ft. . on $4011, Toes $14.60. ;;w,cle eWS $30?0, Taxes $83.!8. !Eastern) 11 of NW v,, US A., Value $30, Same, s. 5, SE part of W 11 , .76 A., Value $470, Taxes $19.50. Mill St. Ex. 5 Ft. of! W. Side, Same, Lot No. 283, Rear r, - - - - - - - - Whaley, Delmar Herbert " · Hayman, Garnet, S. 2'7, NW Taxes 1,84, w of Rd., .90 A., Value $680, Stitt, Nora, N,E. Part of 22.· Value $2,310, Taxes $170.!14. Lot No 283, Value NO. Tares :• , Evelyn E,, S. 22, W. end •• •of SE y, ex coal, 9.64 A., Val· Cundiff, Glenn r., s. 19, On Taxes 117.86. 97 A. N.W. of Sl Rt. No. 7, Same, Lot No. 8, 22 Fl. w.l $2.20. . · · · · Mr."an.: Mrs. Dorael WU.O. 40A W. part, 32.95 A., Value ue 1&10, 'Taxes $11.84. w line of 70A lot 117, 1.20 A., RUTLAND VILLAGE .55 A. Value $620, Taxes ~9Jt. Eud Ex. 24 Ft. Ex. IS Ft. off Same, Lot No .. 278, spent a week d $580, Taxes $!6.06. Same, S. 'II, NE cor. of SE Value $10, Taxes $.26. Folan, Rebeoca & William A. Universal Fuel & Chemical E. Side, Value $240. Taxes f/:0.· $130, Taxes $4.72. · his mother, Mrs. J!:rala CHESTER TOWNStnP '1•, 4 A., Value $40, Tax.. $1.· Deeter, Glen & Doris, 26 A., 9. 10, Lot 10 e:1 II ft. S side, Corp. S 13-23 21!0 X 600Ft. Bet •211. ~m;~$9~:· 279, . and famiy. . 1 Heaton Jameo A. & Helen 16. lA out of 7.!10A N 1> of SE y, Value tl,$60, Taxes 1&3.20. Rte. lo River, S.OO A., Value Same, Lot No. !, Ex. 40 Ft. S • Lot N· . Mrs. Herbert Rouilt 281 L 8 25 ' 70A out Qf 8'7.114A Cen. Lawrence, B.A., S. 27, II NE 01 lASE, 1 A., Value 120, Tax· Tillis, Sherman, E of Rd, AdJ. f40, Taxes $1.10. 'off Center N. 1!1, Value $200. ~"*' Mrs. Dolly Wo~. 891 25 08 i's · c N~ E of Rd 70 A comer, 10 A., Value $80, Tar· f 57 Kans Fuel & Liiltt Co., .36 Wamer, George H. & Grace Ta ... fl8.84. ~ .· vi axesC!t · · M th Lo Mrs. Childress, Mrs. Rua. 0 lu~ 10. Taxes $2.29, u.;,l~ Joe. 'l'hebnl, 35, A. Value $330, Taxes $9.44. . M., 118, N. Part of s.w . ~> I Suter, Eva & w. Guy, J. w.l erry, ... a ew, I sell Jioush, Ruberta .... Ji14. 'Leonard & Doris, s, Lawrence, B. A. & Mary, S. IO.OIA o1 40A NE part of ' SALEM TOWN9HIP of S.E. I'<, 21,75 A., Value $200 Jones Est. No.8 Und. II E. End Run, Value .attended the bymn IIIDc 7 In SE part of lO'IA, 7 A., Val- !II,.!IW cor. or E II, 16 A., Va~ NE v., 10.01 A., Valuo NO, Tax· Cross, Melvin J:, & .....,tse, Taxes $5.48. 9'1 Ft., Value $5,590, Taxes ..-m.. West ,;•.;... R Lot a! Fi'eedom Gospel Mlision 1111 '0 $110 T t316 ue $1110, Taxes $5.18. es $2.24 S 6 NW port of SW '1<, iiO A. Same, S 36, S.W. Part o! S.E. 75 , Su ·• Sunday, 1 u Sam'' s ~e~ ~ oi NE y, W Laep, ,~ts J , ,& .S.y I•IJ MJcikUf1 Orville et al. S. 36, Vallie $2,400, 'l:aes $8UI. - 'I• 93 A V~ue $l,UO '!!axiS $42.· Wilson, Howard 4. & Rachel fl~~~· 2, Value Mrs. Cltaries Burri alttH!Iilly of er 70A Value $2 430 Ta~es Pauline. S. !8, NW part or SW Mid. ot E 10 of SW I'<, 10 A., same, S. , SW part, 41.11 A., 74. A., Lot No. 116, Bosworth, Val· ;;es & wuson spent a week en4 at ' 1 ~9 Tf ., ' II<, 57.25 /!.,, Taus $2,070, Tax· Value $510 Taxes f1,U6. Value $180 Taxeo $18.40. West, Thomas R. S. 13-t6. In uo Q ,llllll, Tu:e• $95.17. A Y~11• res. Ky., with Charles R'ebel Elizabeth s 12 13, es $59.42. Mundry 'Evelyn !., S, 8, In Robin,..; Eliza Frar.k & Leu- N,E, Part of 35.68 A. Near Mid. Same, Lot No. 286, N. \1, Val· nn, 0 · 11-9 Sub. 11 Nil Burri he ~ceompuied SE 'cor~er E o1 Shad~ 4l A,, Sheffield, C. G. et al, S. 27, NE '4,' t4 A., Value fi,OID, ra, s. 10, Wend, T/.50 A., VaJ.Iof E 1>., 3.89 A., Value $480, ue f1,,880, Value ~.13. 1\ Value~· T~ home ror two days reT $55 42 S\" part ex coal & other min .. Taxes $2186 ue '1,220 Taxes $83-02. ITaxes 120.52. POMEROY VILLAGJ: oung, A., I No. 10 hiJ employmeat oa V~u::,.$l,:10a ~'part 'or' NW 142 A., Value $2,630, Taxes $75.· Same, s'. i, In 111!; 14, .II A., Shenefield, Rodger T. S. 38, Same, S 18, Ont ol 45.%8 A. Bearha, Nettle Matlo, Lot No. ~~e Ave., Value $1110, Tax.. u '!o A Val;,. $2011 Taus 35. 511. Value $10, Tans $.29, 111-7, In SE '4 of BE v,, 1.00 A., Mid. on E. Line, .4& A., Value 286, Value $2,2511, Taxes $82.16. y I. Ruush'' ts a medloal '· '' ' · Wells, Hobart C. I< Inez L., Hetzer Wayne &Jo Ann (So Value $3911 Taxes ..0.118. $10, Taxes f.42. llotzel, John & Betlllle Stanoung, Jai!Ob W. I< Cella, Lot at Pleasant V.U., ltoa74Same s II NE v, of NE y,, S, 27, SW part ol NW '!. er coal 8-61) S. '21, E 11 SW I'< e:1 Same, s.' 311, SE 'f<l, 1 A., Val- Same. S. 13-16, OUt of4U& 4- Jley, No. 2S'1 W. Part o1 Sub. No. 30, 10Ft. W. Stde Add. DabH• fell at bill 1111rk at A vaiue ' 1 270 Taxes 17.74. & other Min., 25,50 A., Value 20A NW, 9 A., Value $250, Tax· uo MilO. Tans $12.46. , Mid. on E. Line Ex. Coal, U5 JSI!o A. ll A. Value $600, n~ Val~ $50, Tax08 $1.82. aud Smith Sanddig• 41 ·· ar· L &Patrioill A., fi!O, Taxes $5.17. eo 17.04. Szasz. John, Jr., S. 5, SW pt. A., Value $10, Taxes $.40. Taxes $21.92. me, I No. 34, 40 Ft. Sq. mashing a Yertabno 1n 1, ,< S E oi W 11 of E 11, LEBANON EASTERN COAL St Clair, Norman • Beulah, of SW ¥<, 1.511 A., Value 20. Tal· Same, S. 111-16, .to Ft. Strip lrown, Robbie Les, Helen Back Eud, Value $40, Taxes J• ' ' 1970 Taus IS6. SlteHteld, C. G., S. 27, Coal S 24 SE part o1 38.80A NE pt. es U6. (OUt of 45.8l A), .57 A., Value Lee & Wlllar Dean, Lot No. 6, $1.46. · aud Mrs. Jack Sorgoat ~: A., Value $ ' ' ' 148A sw part, 146 A., Value .... oi 52A SEpt. of NJ: '4, 1.50 A., WUlialllll, Pearl, S. II, Mid. $10, Tares $.15. i Horton's Addition, Value $1,3110 Same, Lot No. .34, 1111 and M:r. aud Mrs, Same s 9 10 w I> of w I> 170, Taxes $33.110. Value $50, Tales $1.40. m N line, 1.25 A., Value ..,0; White, Eli D. I< Evolyo, S Taxes $19.68. ~~ Corner, ,Value $1,330, Shields •pent SundaJ willa ' • · ~rn' 34 A Value Westfall. Vlrsn W. • Marpr- Tuea f1.90. 1'31, Ont of N.W. Corner of \ Carpenter, Perry I< Iva, Lot ....58. and Mrs. Earl Robinson. Ex ::oonwT c er$zo 08 ., LEBANON SOIJTRERN et B S 23 E part of S6A E Fraction, 1.011 A., Value $10, No. 17, .00 A. Sub. 14 S. Un· Same, No. 100 - ii03 Mr and Mrs Arnold And.., ueS m ' S ;~esW ,~· E 11 ex Congo, Ruby, S. 24, !.2SA out part'' or' toM 26.'16 A., Value SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Ta•es $.2&. Jon Ave., .50 A., Value f1,,100, Back of Loto!O P't of No. 30-34, son ~nd dautPrt<:o of Basbaa · ( ~ ~· 61 '801 ' l50 ' A Value ol 6.50A SW PI· or 10.75 A In W ..,10 Tans $2o.oo. Bourlard, Bertha, S. 27, S. Young, Joseph G. & Ellen, Taxes $40.18. Value f40, Tues f1 .44. spent SUnday wilb Dona pg. ·~ '~~ ; · $ 26 · ·• pt. of 40A, 1.25 A., Value $20, LONG BO'ITOM.oiJVE TWP. Sit'• of 98.10 A. Mid. & E. Part, S tl-13, N, Part of .86 A. Part Conkle, Samuel I< lma Jean, sons and family. \ S;,it~e~oger' c., S. 12, 16, Taxes $.62. Deeter, Glen I< Doria, S. 19, 3-62 A., Value $130, Taxes ...... of 1.81 A., .13 A., Value $270, u · A. W. ol Sugar· Run Rd. .:wiO:WNS:P Mrs. Wayne Prall and fomi1f NE cor ex coal 9 A. Value ~ornell,, Alfred & Emma, 8. H, N 1> of S pt. of W olda pL 56. Taxes $7.42. Oa N. Line, 2.46 A., Value fl,· E t~ M bert · & Norma spenl Sunday with Mr. and ..... T. s $718' · ' 20, NE of 56A SE comer, 2.21 o19A 3.12 A., Value Tall· Same, S. 21, S.W. Comer El. Same, S. 8, S. Part of .86 A. 100, Toes $40.18. ·• · • ld. on E. !me 62.95 Lewis Sarsons at Leblrt. or·,;... MethOdist A., Value $110, Taxes tl.38. eo Coal, .24 A., Value $10, .13 A., Value $330, Taxes Cousins, Georga . E., Lot No. A., Value _.,630, Taxes Mr. and Mrs. Georp Blllllna Cit ch of North Amerloa· S.2 Court, Gertrude P., S. lt, ORAIIGI! EASTERN TWP. $.16. . $11.1r.!. · 19$, H & D Addition 30 X 100 llaier, Herbert E., Sr. & of Baahan spent Sunday wHit 13.~ SW Cor of 6 A N NW part of S part bel. Rd. • · Burke, Thomas, S. 18, ·In SW Same, S. %1, W, Part of II I> Ft. SeoGnd St., Value $520, Tax· rna E., S SO, OUt of 40.11A Mr, and Mrs. Randall Rollortl 111!; \,. 1·3 A, Value $90 Tar· Cltu. I A., Velue $10, Tans 'I•, !.to A., Value $80, Taxes 1!:1. Coal, 2.50 A., Valua f1,00, .MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE .. 08 $11.68. Mid., 18,78 A., Value $!20, and son. es $2 UO. $1.26. Taua $2.78. Atttna, Nellie, Porn. No. 125, Ebershnch, Chu. (Trustee) •• $8.66. Mi. and Mrs. Runell Jlouol · 'lllila;.. Freeman a. Von· Icenhower, Roy • Evelya, S. Same, S. H. Mid. & S part of lilmle, S. I, 1. W, Port Ex. Value $840. Taxes $20.06. Lot No. 120, Corner l!econd liE Howard, C. C. & Lena . s. 2 aud .family of Don:u IIJIIIII 1 ·. d< Mne s !2 27 NW 'I• ex a..r 11, 26, N I> of SW v,, :tOA., Val- 8E ' II<, 8Uf 4., Value $1,110, Coal out ol 24.75 A., .52 4. Val· Burdotte, Newman Edward I< Lynn ~·· Value f1,0,840, Toes IS ll of SW 'f<l ex. 30A W, 5Z A., Sunday with Mr. anilllfn. a. I t 115,50. A ' ''410 Tax: ue $270, Taxes $8.27. Taxes $13t.10. ue $10, Taxes $.28. Clterole Ann, Lot No. tiS S. I'< ..,9UI. · Value fi,85Q, Taxeo IS0.08. .~ Jividen, Alll)1 et al, S. 25. 11, S.1111, s. H, m; PJil'l, 28.82 Coleman, Lllther, Center Part Value 11,320, Taxes m.a. Same, Lot No. 17, Corner Same, S 2, SW corner, 311 "-• fi:c. !.ester Manuel c1 f1li'l 10 8 side of pari Und. I> of I08.110A S li ol NW 4., Value $NO, Tuea t2$.34. · Same ofiOO A. Lot.No. 189, .03 A., Canaday, Dorothy rae, Front • Lynn Sis., V a! u e Value $300, Taxes $8.12. Sill Oklo, spent 15 day• . , . ~ I A shad~ j., A. Value MilO, II< ol SW of NE '1•, 5USA., Va~ DQ, H. A1bor1 6 Enlya M., Value $250, Tueo ..I.Bf. No. 28, Behan 2nd. Add; No. Tax.. fl82.112. Kendall. Howard S., S Z;o,NE Mr.' and Mrs. Paul MaauoL ( Taus $13.8t. ' ue t380. Taxes $11.118. s. as, Mid. on W line of NW v,, Dow, Clara M., I. I, Ja S. Ex. 92 Ft. E. End Ex. Trl. Wolter & Gladys, cor. of 58.75A Nlll ct SE I'< o! ___;====;;..._ _ .·, . Younl, Betty & Howard E. S. Lisle, Donald W. I< ~ 13.41 A., Value eua, Tuea ..... LIDe No. 6, 10.70 A., Velue $1,· Value .. ,610, Tans $18.:!0. No. 258, 1.50. A. S. Part of NE '!,, .IJ A., Value $10, TaJ:. ·•,, F·2f, w pt. of Frac. 21, 1.14 A., E. Croocls, S. 26, ~~ of UtlA 81, . 340, Taxe~ $66.08, Cooke, Kenneth D. It 4. S, End Ex. Lots Sold. es $.26. ,, '1 Value 120 Taxes J S6 · E of Rd. Wpt. • S lit,~ A., Val· Swain, ltoberll!:.,l. I, lA Mtt J!:utmaa. J. H., S. 21, S.W. Lot No.- W , 45 X !Ill Ft. N. A., 'Value $80, Tueo tl,12. Lucas, Irene, S 15, SW cor. · ~ \l Same 36 In N. p~rt NW of lie t20, Taxes $.!12. of21.50 A. Ill of Route No. T I 4. 1i Ell, Cqal 11.24 A., Valua f.!,· of Lot No. W, Valu. $830, Alonxo, lluildinp 011 ex lA S, If A., Value $1,100, Rd • u' & ~ 179 A Vaiue - SliO!fiold, c. G. • Lilla, $. Value ... T - ..... 920, Taxes .12UO. .. ~.16. from Lalley. Val- Toes $32.41. 0 • ~~ t46' ' '' . 26, N pt. oiii6A NW pt. ex coal Run.AND TOWN8JIIP lilmle; S. Fll, N.W. Part of DarneD, John F., Lot No. $110, Taxes $Ul SUTI'ON TOWNSHIP OCI ·. . ""IS $50, . $· · 1< other min., 45 A.• Value $520, Lacy, 1. 1, Mid. • Fraellaa No. II, 18.00 4., VaJ. w. 1>, Value f,!,200, Tu:01 ll)oseU, Harold l Ethel, Lot Arnott, WilHam It Belen, s•. COLUMBIA TOWNBRIP 'l'axe• $9.81. I( Jlne e1 SA RJcbway, 8t.• ae $80, Tauo ts.341. 98. 49, El> Value $00, Tax.. 9-15, E part 1.00 A. Va}'¥'•$4,220 1 . CI!IJIIIUIII, Lyle II. - .V o a I Trustees of Lebanm To1111· Ill A., Value t!,l., Tua tH.• Eblin. Allen, S. t6, Out ot J)urst, Harry • Taxes $12'1.18. · Mr .. JVade Kennedy wu aaJI. Mae, S. 10, 110' S. of lot 27, ,14 sbtp, S. 30, II, SW part of N of •· U1 A., .44 A., Value $$10, No. '1!, fl Ft. X 511 Ft. w. KrauUor, Prank & Bonnie, Black, Delbert L., Paul E. .. ed "l:i~lumbus by the <1ea111 of A., V~ $111, Taxes '-41. Rd., 1.511 A., Value 120, Toes Same, I. 1, S of Rd., Ia IW Tates tl1.52. . Value 11,080, Taxes $).11,41. No. J5S, Sub. 171!1, Value Charlotte K., S. 15, 9, Dlv. Pick- bis ,Jii'i>lher, Jobn. Mia. Bditll Cline, Worley 9. II Emma $.112. · · part. IS.SSA NE cor. o i!WJ. Evlna, Sl1a, 1. I, I. " W. of Flowers, Os<:ar, 50 lt 100 $ll.e. ens Est., uo A., Value $130, Wlllia""""' Gl M • Itt a .;. E 1111 . VIIDMeler, Albert R. " ~ .116 A., Value fll, T11t11 .... Slate Dump, 30.27 A., Value Value tsetl, Taxes $214.12. Jallltl 0., Lot No. Taxes $3.92. 1 •W., S. ~· 10, NE Gl Mld. on E. line, 11.19.A., Value $1111. Lot!!-, S. 31, Mid. on E •. line I( Bland, Dwfcht It Clarice, I. $HO, Value ..0.01. . Sub. 19611 E. Side of Same, S 9, 18, Dlv. P1okens ,~ Mro. IltirotbJ 8eevwa ... ~ Taxes Nil E' ol Rd., t A., VU... Jt; W part ct E Ill, SUI A., Gnpn, i.awren<» Artllur, S. - . . , Noel, Lot No. P't, Value $50, TWI Eat., l .to A., Value $860, Ta10o ·Kennedy of Mmtblla .,.. Daniels, WWlam M., .8. 15, ... Tuea, 30.22. Vahlo 1480, T.U. $12.43. . 11, Part Gl .01 4. II. Bod Gl L. Bosworth ,t(dd,, Value $210, 1211.&0. . ' ll8d _..... do!/1 Willa llell 38, NE part of NW 'II, 24.10 A., OLI) POR~ANON awtee1t, Leafy, I, 11, PI A., JO A~ Value TuM es t!O.I!. Lee, Walter J. a. Ma&IJia, Lol Dill, Gary R. 1< Mildred S., JIIINllla, Mr. ond· Mro»'l'ltoad.... Value Wtl, Tuetl •us., · · · ~. Chu. Reed, Lol. Nt. Part lti.M A., VW. ts,liO, 11&.11. same, Lot 122, , J86, W 100 No. J86- us S It, S. Central part ot NW 1111, Kennedy. Mrs. 11enaec17 Dll'll,· J - fo &Ill, I. rt, tr; 'Old I'l!r~ncl, Velul . fiiO, ~ $14.18. , !WIIIlfl', ~ I. II; 11:1' worth Add., Valuo $240, Bel. Rappo14 It QoUudl S3 1.511 A., Value fl.OIO, Tales t:ltl.· lur1led bo111e frOII\ HC1111r 1Jot. 21, ll' end u tGA W, 11.51 A., T - $.10, .· Cleland, Wayne • Anna, I • •. tlillt.tf '11.104., .II 4., $1U7. · • • TWI ...12. t4. pita! by ber aool'lidaJ. . Value t~.a.. Tlltll .7.41. · LETART TOWJiilmp 32, Near Mid. 011 II: ~••48 VUM! 1~~t;·, r- •.51. ilerrma)l. Noel 4. • Veda et at. Lot No. Mitehell, Waid M, S S, Middle :Mrs. Clara Smith, iiDd .llllrJ > . Same, 8. II, 'II, Nottb bait of ~· ~Vbl .4< Patrlda, A..- Valul $110, ~ IIJ.IO. ..... •• ·II; S.E. Ill Gl U:. Lot No. liS Boawortb Proopoct Hill Ex. Jli 4. Part of Lot 103.01 A., Value $1150, retumed 1c lhelr bu1!11 J'rldiJ 10 o\O'el E end, 30 4., Value ~. 2: ti, Nil cor. ol ZA, .71 A., Grabam, Boli!Mt ll. I .. liE V., 4,4.01 A., Value .... Tueo Valut $1,110. Tueo $780, Tuea $11... Taxes $ti.IIO, spandlne lWo W11b II C4il, .'')'axes ts.50. . . V~ 1186• Tuetl ~1.24. . cor. ~~ of lOA, JI:A., Value f1,9.70. Same, Lot No. 1M. MtKenlle, Dooa .. E. • J:loro. Parsoft1, Elmer & Franoes, !.eon, W. Va., 11 the bome '' Same, ·8. 'F·II, , .Jl V. . Dell' 118yman, Wald 8 •• Domta, "'0, Taxes t1J1. Hellmll). PhUip Jr., II. 30, Add., Value . . T11t11 L., Lot No. 01 Ex. Ill X 31 S 1, E end ex c:oal, Ill A., VaJ. her mOther, ~. .o.cq. BeUtr Mid~le, 1.114., Value .Ill&Tu- S, 32, Allt!i c:oal, ~A., VaJ. ~. Do~ It Norma I. IUillld of '114.1. l'lrt of N.W. lferrinllon, Grace, Lot N. Side, Value ""' Taxes ue $560 Taxes $18.86, who 1s Iii Pioou1n .Valley p " · ts.H. · , ue .. ,490, T~ ...,al· . , T; i"il I Gl W W, 110.\., VU. \i,_ 15.10 A, Valtll Tueo 111, Bosworth Add., Value Jlllodes, Cyrus 4. It Aida K., pltal w1lll a 11ri1keii hlp. Mro, ' Saillo, ~· rl, 11; 1!: end, 30 A., Wilbur .McBmly, ""' lfO. ~ ...... Tuea $11Ui. $15.oi. Taos ...... Lot No. . . 30 ll: Ia n. S 10, 1\' side 2UZA Sit of l!A, Smith lind .., ... botb aic1t ' Vatu. fUQ, T - .... Out of'"') cu:. W cl.l\01\1. Z/ -. Hawk, PbyUia L, l..lt, .40A Herrlnu, 11011. Edltll. S. Lewla,Ciaren<o!l. Vllue ..... ' - .511 A., Value ..Jfll, Tueo ._. th 'ililn tltnllhlll coldl. Samt, 'II, ll.'Netttb1ll¥ .r f7A A,, Yalile . ., ~ f.C. , ' ·' liE cor. of 1.1&01' Gl 'lld:, M J.l, E. !1:111·-. ~ Ill., l!iad Lot No. 11, Value . 81. Mrt' ·.~ .llllor rflcei... t -!' 'B ·· epd, ti.IO . A., Valilt ...... lltme, S.•• Sch, ... Sf., Vllile- Tml ....lt. W, of Q-, u.• A;, V. ......Nt, ea ~'II.M• Lot No. 4tllad! cl Wotre, ~tb ~. 16, wwtf ct lie IIIPM 11111e1a fi or.~ $8.81. • · · , ' 1 A., Value ft,Oit1 ~ • Same, I. 10, Ulld. !It cl JIA TuM .... . ·• lllmle, Lot No. mrt. Alley, Valut rnto. Taw E end 01 Wol!, I A., Viluo ~· ...,i!;nJ DaQ ;~ 'a.itrloolutl, . "' Hart; Or9llje It Lanlllo ·1. t $M.Gf. , . ·"'·' ·' . SB,;cw. of tuA W: .of Rd.; .17 .. SM~lt• . ,, 1.· a. I. ~. . , ~ Cwltor, vu. ttM, Tall Tuea ··:\ .J.L i ,. N~> lie. llllllltlt•111711oto NW part B 12,0 VU1e ... ..._ HJJU. H• Cr. U5 Little, • • . Jollllnlo R. fo AJ. Same, U. B pllhtiiM ltllttl•tt \tw 11111 Itt \P IIA ·.,.., 2..,. ...1~,, ; t. I ., "'-""':' ...... ,.,... .. . . . . . 1. 11, . ,. . . .M v~ ·~··· N.w. CGrtw 1111a1. ~ ~~~; 11 n. v~,~-'111M~ Jl!'o.fi!4. , . ··' " · f." , ~· ".08. . ~· I U, Jlt 1..,.A., ~dif Q .,cor, ct UG,\ tl .... , Mill ~· alDdllli I! wu ..IS foiUI., .lt 4., "Valuli till, 11,181, TaiOo .,.,._ M, , , ,l tifi iWIIIf........, ..,...,,; • • ,~J I. I; f!IB Jlirl ~ ~ $!11, • .. ... f!OJI. · ·· . t Jf 4•• Tdlo ... B. Side !,.,.. Jll. S;. ~ of 111 tiA .. ~ ·· · Jolm PbDIIp It .r. S.llatU, wlll,~ a...r. . , ~~. 'M ~'I VU. , . . ,.,.... !!'niVIer, .,U.... -· ~ S: '' ' · . ·. , , ' . •' 2f.G A. !!i. Pin, . . A., Value Same, .11 A. -11 1'1. C11 ·Lot No. :111, 11.75 liJNBRS¥lU.&.II I , W. IIIII liJrl. ~ Q1t. , ·· ~Ull. . : ,, . ·'•ci.' ill, N lio'ri·oiii.!P A. AD Ill&\ ~ · a. JWIJ,' ~ t, ... Tuetl fi,,B. . , , St. • ,Ttl a. Gl Lot, .H 4., 4. .75&., Vlltlo · , TWP. • lltlliWtr IIIII •W .t c:...... · llot<'<lllib, ~Y«e~W·W..t 'fin We8ti 6: uu.; Iii 4, Valtii Onfollt.116A NW ecr. a eool; Same, &. II, I. Ptitt IlL Cali tM $10. Tm1 •.ti. , . · Plliioer, Qydi! C. • ,,._ Wilt· • ' Ill ill IIi. 1. & -· ~· ~Dall~r_!Sfmtlnel~~._Polnen,·ll~~~~~~.!!~ - I"" Jl If..' . r Delinquent Land Ta.::: Notice • 1 ~• . ~- ' . l ''1--'• s \3·~ un~t-•4.Y• ..,. ~ 4)2. ·:·' ~• .... 1 A. '{P ·~· ~ 1111.-:aa .a.. Yf., W'lt~ ~ ,;r. • Df!n' . .. ' 1.11 • a.w -.(.~~ .lilt P.l ·z 'a "rib . · -'· · �,I I \ fl" r ·~~ --- ----·- ' I GATHER EASTER EGGS HERE TO ... &e.CP · - -.• •"' ~.~ od.-· ·• . ' ' .t ' . ' 0:: • ' c ,,. FRENCJ~·I A .i--~ ; . . - ..•.. ·. .,.. - ~ . '.1 - ., Y' COt~TEST . . RULES • Clip the Ham Contest "Easter egg" coupons below. Fill in i<»U name and address and phone number on each one. . :-:r~~: . •'4 • rnupnm m::~v he deposited anytime until 1 o'c·lock p.m. Tburs., April 11th. i :.; , ... "" An ~·one over 16 N'Jrs of age is eligib1e to partiripate. No • Only one ham may be won by a family. Derision. of lhe judie& will be final. ·' '· .'J -~· ·" ~··. HAM CONTEST ,·ADDRESS - ~ ._0( . '; _ . . ., .;.:.M l1~: CITY---- PHONI - - ADDRESS - · - - - - - - - CITY---- PHONE - - Fore111n and Abbott The Modern Mart ADDR!SS - - - - - - HAM CONTEST ' ADDRESS - - - - - - PHONE _ _ ... .. ~: --~ CITY--- PHONI-- IHOI I1'0U, P•IMNf COIITEST · ADOIISI - - - - - - ADDmR1------------ PHONI--.. CITY - - - PHONI - - - ltwYort Clothing House I NAMI A~·----------­ ............ CITY PHONI ..___ Stiffler's Stores .... s. ~ut 1 s A~UI--~------­ CITY - - - - PHONI - - lAM CONTEST 11AM CONTEST NAMI •~as t • ~:;.:: :~rl:s war~, a,.· 8 of mo, ..,,38. Ta~e•!Part, ·• 'w:St ., s V~lue ' ' ' w ~Roush. . Langsville s .ety N-- -+------- _____________ PHONI - - The Shoe Box of IWl CDIIDT. NAMI MC~··--------~ PHONI - - - ............. MiddlotfOrt. Clltlo Mhlolloporl, Ohio HAM CONTEST ' NAMI . ADDII.I- - - - - - - - . " •' PtfONI - - ' ' . Ham Drawing Thursday j\.pril. lltli; , , 1 O'Clock P.M... < IN IA.CH 51'0RE USTED~;·~., ' ' '"' ~:· ·' . "'-• :r '<" 1 .~c , ;.l f ' ' ' Jllrt, I'! fl~ J-!' u-. of at, '!,: :*:"':.\.;.~t:;.. ~ ~· ~ Tattti"" . .;u:r:;.· . . ...". . -.so"· s, ~~ami r' • ..... 11-.-~ if '· ' ' I c '{ I '.. If. •.;·'1. ' y, was,. c:rrr - - - - PIIONI-- Shopper's Bonanza a. ' •uz. MAMI ADDRISI - - - - - ; - - - CITY CITY G e rov ty N N· ~ ,...,.,.., Oht. -.~ - .......... - La:ns, 4 s '' 1&( Jewelers ,__ of oi Slllloll's Plck-l.Palr 1W1 CONTEST NA/t\1 HAM CONTEST ., ~lb .,;...:,~Ray, J·. ~st::' NAMI - Moore's Store t3~Tu:o:ila~:'No ~ '!a HAll CONTEST QTY - - - .' 't:•a! ei Pt: '-"*'IIJ' l4qt1 Dru" - sm: S:u. ' 1 . NAMI Swtsher & Lohse ~·----------~ \, '•""rof' Ohle Mi<Hitoport, Clltt. , ~ml:~ NAMI NAME ~·------­ Ingels Furniture ~ -~ ms ~ HAM CONTEST HAM CONTEST HAM CONBST - - -- - PHONE-MltWI•fHirt, Ohi• ' of NAMI, · ~-:;-----­ ' •' ;2t, . ' iC'i.:::-.·,-c :. ; ., ' .... Ta~s aiuo. ' u9'' V~oeni!. ·• Contest Is not open to emntoyee' and their families. of the pail.lcip'!tin¥ slores ot· ol this new,._.,,<r. ' r. ' . &. · putchJse is n e cessa ~ y . _ ;. . - ,. -. ., t.oi a . • ·w inm·rs will he ne~tif i:: d. You need not be present at any ' w v. in. ((<l'l't' • " J · · ,. f • A drawing will be he'd in EAC'H strre immediately there· 'attt>r tu de-terffi ine the winner of the free Easter Ham tor E.ACH store . There will be as many ham winners as there an ''Easte r e;;f' coupons on this p,..<!! .., ..., j '.. ' . .' ' .i.26: "*· • • . -- a. •- stri-Tin T~:,. · ·Benjomln • 'D.eposit each "Easter egg" coupon in Ham Contest Box at the store of the spun:soring mt-!rdHh1t whose name appears on the (:OUpon. .:>.t~· f '5s . 1 .. aooen Nl:IOl, $1J.!. Here's yovr opportunity to win I big, tender, tasty, SMOKED HAM for your Easter dinner absolutely free. Nothing to buy. Nothing to pay. No obli· getion. Read the simple Contest Rul" (left), Then gather your "egg•"l • ~' of si. ~ . '" .. =:.r: ~E, S~~ 1~ mo. (Evans Packing Co.) t"- ...... ·• Lb'--:1.~of~~;;·f~~~~~~~~i I ., CITY . .. _ _. ..-.~J fl);...}.. Cen1 Cede, Sa<:s. 6704, IIUI. ue ~ .130, Tar• fOUl. ANTMIUI'I'Y-LftAII'r ftl'. T - Sl.tll. $1,140, To.. M7.1t. , tilly, 1111 X .,., ...- - · k!, Vllooe .~ 411 -A., Same, S. 11, Sl!: y,,. 53.72 A., lloush, Howard G. • ~lne KllmkieWioz, Edward. 1< Vir-, Sa~~~t, ~.OO. . , S IIi, W. End of 37.72 1Tax<.o $11.42.liD .. v•.._ _; Lll No. 211, On I . The Lalidl, Lola l!ltll'artl of Value 1830, Taxes $19.08. 1!:., Lol5, P, Mel. 5, VlluO 11170, glnla, & 12. We!"' of ~ 1>. II0 1A. N. Part, 10.00 A., Value NO! Same, ,to· X 1JO Ft., Vallie lokcailiJ, .~ L. • returned .Dolfnqvent by ' Ta... $2'1.18. A., Value $1Jil, Tuet1 t>LII. Taw tl\.84. 1$1,1118, T - $11.1111. let 1 ,, Lot . No. ..,, 1M Trtuurtr of Melp Cctmty, Marcum, William J . I< Mar- Same, l..ql 1, F. Add. I, Va~ ~· · s. 11, SE of NE v. on Same, 8 35, Mid. Part El< " I Medley,. Sallie 1< 11arr1tt wt11< Height.. AddJtlm, Value tJ.U. with the T8UII AM_..ts ion F., A. 21, SW <Orner of Sec:. ue 110, Te- $1JI. . llllioe, IU& A., Velue $110, Tax· A. 0:. Lot S. Coal ete. 10.01 A.,\•• .II 4.>1>. 1> of S. 1> .71 4. 1eM.flll. lllrJ, !At ,..,, ' !I W Of Rd., ID.III A., Value Same F Add LandJn& In es tiM,·' Value flO, Ta... 91.81. m River Vaiue 110, Tueo $},- \lwTaJ. R. . Cnllfllp N, VilloU• ond Penalties cbarced. *3,490, Tam 180.24. front .,j &4-?, Value $20, Mokten, Wilbur, S. 21, 21, OUt HNudsoo, Iii. · ....... Lot II Fl. ...71. ...._ 0 30 agreeably to ~w. are eon Tu:eo Ul. of lA 130 ft . wide I< 22 rd. N, of ey, · , Moodlspaugh, Homer, Lot No. Side. Value $110, Lo1 No. Z. loll; • ·and described in the !allow· Nichols, Harry et al, ~- S, Sa Lot N 7 p Add 7 Value 110 T - Ul. A., Value fMD, T - fll.ll8 , 1 Porn. 1-7$ X 93Ft S of Park :j!IS •.tiJ. 1 i' list, viz: I!; \?, ol NE ¥• "" II \I I< S & \ ' lu~ $to Tax:. tUt. . . ' ' Muoser,' Arthur • Glennis. 8. Same, S 8, No. !l) Radford E. o1 Creek, Value 1111110, Value ',Tueo llllitii.IA* Rll. ~~:~~~; · 30A N.. 3UO A., Value 18f0. a • t 31 A Value f1,00 Ta1 es Q .· Su"oy, .15 A., Value •110, To· Tues tiO 7l · Su~ p pet I .... V!ilttll TOWNSHIP Taxeil $11.'11. LETARTVJLI,EI.ETART TWP. 7G ' ., ' .. f3.02. . · ' · "'"''""TUM Ul. Ruby, lk!hool lot, .. , . Picl<eno, wuu.m " Jill!, w Phel JalllOS " Lesle, s. 16 Kau!f. Eva, s 21, 30, No. to MOQ'I&, .Harry lrr llaua GateLot No, '17, Bull. • I ' Acres, Value f670, TUM, Stout, Granville C. 1: Joanna end E of Alaander lOA, .23 A., On E br;e of SE y, 15 20 A Penny Survey, 5.75 A., Value wood, Lot No. 155, 35 X Ill Ft. o! ~· V~ Value flO TUM $M. .' . S, ~. Sill parte~ 7.70 A SE 1!01'. Value $500, Taxes $15.62. Value Tu:es f350, Tues NUl. Value f'IIO, Tuetl • .II. Sa~· Iii(' No. Same, Lot No. M, Tri!IB lAMore, S, It, 8W cor• & 4l.IIOA, S8 A., Value "90, Roniine ~rt Howard S Landers, John R. Jr., S 9 S.E. M)en, Bertha A., Lot No. Tl, T , · 66 t30 Tueo .... o1 SW \'4, 21.50 A., Veluo Tax.. $4.3e. OIJVE TOWNSHIP Tl ':ce~We,;..ell •i. , Same, ~ .No. et, .._ 'A, 21 20, N~ Cor. N o1 Rd., j A.: Cor. S. E. v, 21 A Value $10.00, Horton & }losworth No. Tax.. 14 Ill. . I ~ L out or 20A ' •• • Tau• '28 Small Trl. s. il. Corner, Value ' .. ·- T ....ll t~~~~'tsRoberla Jane & Sa.,., s. 17, Nil car. of 141A Adaw, Har,.y ., yatur $250, Ta•.. ..,.7o. MttCh~U · Franklin 8 • Irene' $20, Toes $2.90. 110 X 215, ,:;z A., .,,.... IDI S W port Gl SW NW V• er 2&A SW, UO A., Va~ E II of SE ¥• ol SE ¥< , 4 A., Same, S. 21, 15, SW corner, N p I d IOO A N S28 , Same Lot No. 78 1'ri E. Side, Taus $74.14. SYRACVSJ: VI!..:_~ ., 0· ' $l4 f40 Ta $92 Value $:10. Tues •.57. 2.93 A., Value $30, Taxes $.112. · 81' • .. 0811 Seyler Richard Evat11, Jimmie •=~ • 1 V 1 ;,. T Value f30. Tu:ee ' . ue ' ... ' • • Same, s. II, w llde ol s ol Same, s. 21, NE 1!01'. ol 4.7SA .50 A., Value $10, Taxea ue. a ue ..... •• . ' ti3 Rl No. 121, Neva Teule, Lot No. Zit, , Albert & Ev~ M., Same, S. 17, W I> of Nlll ~ Rd. of 1U n\1 of NW ¥•, 3 A., NE, 2.94 A., Value f40, Taxe. PJerCe, May Ann, S 24-30, S. Same, Lot No. '18, Trl. S. of Tues. I!IIIJl of Tll!'lon N of hrry Rd. .. , Mid. of Nil \'4, fU4 80 A:, Value $1,860, Taxes M2.· Value *311, Taxes UT. $l.08. E. Part o1 No. 5 PeMy Survey, 78, Value $10, Trea $1.53. . Same LOt No . A., Value $l,ll80, ,..... f38.14. .·,-· --· $!,360, Tlllle!l $3'1.- 77. Same 8 II N part of lOA Same S 21 SE corner 10.73 .78 A., Value $30, Taxee U 4· Myera, Bertha A. • WWJam, dridg 'w of Kerr; Run RV Eynon Enunt lo Dllvjd, Lot .Do •'•• ""-·-ce· et ·' S. Sa . me S. 17 NE part Of Sec. NW ~~. l.in A., Value 120, A., Val;,. .$1W, Tues $4.00. S Same, 4~,24A-30V, Nlo, !.,f'eTIUI~'I ~t.,';; . .f~= · Add., Val Valu: 1100, Taxes $U2. 78, Val.;., $Ito, Tuetl 1 ua-"', ........ .... , ' ' Taxes •. 66. Same S. 21, On S line W of urvey, ·""'~ ., a ue ..,.,v, 81 ,.. ' Same Bu.UdiDI Only, Thomson, Rosella, 8! 21, 13, NW part of SJ: "-'• I & E part of NE v,, 89.71 A., Same S 17 NE cor o1 128A 10 7SA 1 A Value $20 Taxes es $25.48. I Same. Lot No. 112, Beban Add. ·T J9 N Buff Est "" 6.\ IG SL _,. 3 ,• A., Value $20, Tuetl $.54. Value $2,1110, Tares IS0.34. INc: ...;,e~ ••:18 A., V~lue $30, I SlteU, Cella S. & Samuel E.• jVatue flOO, Taxes $6.80. '1 ~:R • ~ A0 ' Value Tax.. $12.16, Same, S. 21, 13, SW OOl'ller Same, S, II, N \lex ISA NW Taxes $.84. · sime, s. 21 , 20, E cor. out of'S. 8, N.W. Comer !57A. s .w. Richards, Arnold & Florence, No • to X Fti Same, Lot No. 21111 , SE .,..., S or Rd., 51 A., Value "770, ,& s I> er 8fi47A R899 A Val· Same S 17 SE ol 20A NE 1303'lA Mid on Rd 3A. Value Part of S.W. ¥< S., .09 A. Val· Lot No 12, Behan Mel,, Value V j 408M8il T 80 it08.G No 3 Burt Est. ex. 14A lc ~ 148 86 94· I< Ge L S te lu.. $700, of SE \t, M W Bide ol Rd. $10: Taxes $.27. . • u•::· Ftle . LOt No. 16 ·A.: Value $480, Taxes fl5AII. man, ·• • oiiU N 11 or N, 1.19 A., Value Shoemaker, Harry, S. 27, ~. rna • nee neva, • , ' · 1• to, Sub. No. s w. 35 n, . ·· ·. • . · W 1-3 of 6 1A ol NW ¥• li!US A. White, Wendell W., S. 31, NE t:IOO, Taxeo $1D.118. S· part of Frac. 34 & N pl. o! S 28. E. Part ol30 A, N.W. Part Add .. Value NO, Taxes S!Jt, 1&20. Taxes $27.04. And notice is hereby giva , Valu. PfO, TWI $U2. part o! Sec:., 68.04 A., Value! Burns, Ben F. 1< Nellie S. 3-9, Frae. 2( UO A., Value $711, of FracHon, 20.110 A., Value ,180 Roach, Della H., Lot No. I, Swisher Coal Company Land· Jlle wiMlle of aueb ...... Same, S. 19, NW comer of fl,030, Ta~es $211.70. Tares ~.38. Fife Add., Value fl,IIOO, Taw in in Front of m-2114-285:2ae. lots or par11 olkltl, will 111 , SE part e• coal, 33.20 A., Tares $I.90. .• Sl'l v,, 24 A., Valuatloo Same S 32 W part of &7.32A I Value 1480, Taxes $13.5;1. Sigman, Roy Les, S. 2'7 , W. Same, S. 21, E. Of S, 81 A., $33.22. . Value .$200 TU.. f1 30 ' . for foreclotiUl'e ltr • Taxes .3'/.stl. rt ,of .SE' ¥• N IB 58 A Coleman, Cora E., S. It, 24, side of 58A NW cor., 8 A., Val· 59.61 A., Value 11170. Taxes $21.· Snider, RalplJ " Connlt, Lot &.me 558 x' 65 Value' tiOO the' 4lounty Auditor pursuant II .>· Helwtg, Ada a. Clyde, S. 21, W pa Tax~ .42 62 ., NW ex lA N, 4.26 A., Value ue 1180, Taxes M.ll. 82, No, 65, Bosworth, Value $810, Tu.. fu.26 ' ' or forfeited to lba ltalie, 13-15, NE part of 76.83A, 9 A., Value ",850, . . $630, Toes $11.91. Swisher Coal Co., A Corp .. · Smith, Cecil, S. 33, W. of Rd., Tax.. 125.38. me Lot. No 254 AD un the Tans, Assssmenta, Value $00, Tans 12.48. Same, s. !5, 32, w part of Same, s. 31, NE corner, 1 A., s 27 , Near Mid . of w I> pll!'l of 1.20 A., Value $10, Tans $.12. • Stansbury, Garen H. & Cltaa. of~ Value · T.;... P~es aud lntereot.,.. 1*14 10116 ' "' · Hudson, Alonzo & Esther, S, 1SE y,, 40.3Z. A., Value fMO, Value $II, Talel U8. 6.75A, 2.118 A., Valye $40, Tares Smith, Cecil D. & Mabel, SIW. & Pearly C., Lot No. 8, J. l Sa~ ~· l'rt ·'' Auditor of Meip , 20, 1 Out of 18.50 1.25 A. Value Tms $! 5.84 . Coleman, w. s., s. 21, o w " .08. 35, S.E. Part of UO A. ol Rd., W. Joneo Est, No. I Und. ll E. • Coal Tl le X Ft County , Ohio 254 f6110. Taxes $11.7&. . . 0 line 01 w .,. s c1 McDougle, 1 Same, s . 'II, Near Middle, 1.00 A., Value $940, Taxes $39.· End 97 Ft., Value $5,590, Tues l Value ~ ....76• 80 ·• ,pordon H. CaldweD 121110 Same S. 20, 13, Strtp N of Wright, Maurice · & Doro· A.. Value $10, Tans $.21. 5.60 A., Value $40, Tareo '1.118. II. $595 ·41 · ' ' .84 ., . ' . Mei o County Auditor Strip tllru Mid., 1.25 A., Value th, , S. 15, 18, NW corner, 32 Same 9 24 On zOne I!; I> Same S 'II Near Mid of w Soulsby, wm. T. & June Rooe, Sa1J1e, Lot No. 7 £>. 10 Ft 'lame, Lot No. 283,, llf!.lt I -~·~"~8=:;:==-IRO Toxes $2.22. A., Value $690, Taros $15.86. n.;..r a.i .. A ., Value 1&00, Tax· 11 part' oi I6A, 7.15 A., · Value S 21, N.E. Ex. Lots & 3.75 A. of W. II, Value $1,970, Taxes ~· S. ~El<ft Val!"' I• • < Kendell, Howard S., 32, 13, D,...vllle - COLUMBIA TWP. Ies $14.08. $530. Taxes $11.34. A. Coal, 17.0'1 A., Value $230, ·fl27.01. S:~e Lot ·NO 61. . ' w of NW of 39A N, 20 A., Valut llirt, Orvell " Loraine, s.I Coleman, w. S, " Cltarlotte, Taylor, Martha Ellen & Sid· Taxes _,,96. Same, Lot No. a, 21 Ft. w. 2110 Tues M8 O:a 282, $2110, Taxes $5.52. Lot V 4 Lot 4 Value $420, Tu.. $9.86. s. 24, On W part near M"ut, ney w.. s s, Mid. on S. line W. Sou1sby, WUIIam Thomas & End, Value $2,290, Toes $Z3S.· Price. Lake & Gladys, S. f, ' ' 6 A. Value $60, Taxes $1.70. of Rd. ex 40A •.40 A.. Value $20, J•J:le Rose, S 21, S. E. Part of 97. me, o. 2110' a 1 ~ _:. • Mid. Of Sec:. , 62.50 A. , Value LEBANON TOWNSHIP Same, S. 30, NE corrter of s Taxes $.S6. IO.lf A. Part o1 E. II Ex. Coat, Same, Lot No. B 30 Ft. . on $4011, Toes $14.60. ;;w,cle eWS $30?0, Taxes $83.!8. !Eastern) 11 of NW v,, US A., Value $30, Same, s. 5, SE part of W 11 , .76 A., Value $470, Taxes $19.50. Mill St. Ex. 5 Ft. of! W. Side, Same, Lot No. 283, Rear r, - - - - - - - - Whaley, Delmar Herbert " · Hayman, Garnet, S. 2'7, NW Taxes 1,84, w of Rd., .90 A., Value $680, Stitt, Nora, N,E. Part of 22.· Value $2,310, Taxes $170.!14. Lot No 283, Value NO. Tares :• , Evelyn E,, S. 22, W. end •• •of SE y, ex coal, 9.64 A., Val· Cundiff, Glenn r., s. 19, On Taxes 117.86. 97 A. N.W. of Sl Rt. No. 7, Same, Lot No. 8, 22 Fl. w.l $2.20. . · · · · Mr."an.: Mrs. Dorael WU.O. 40A W. part, 32.95 A., Value ue 1&10, 'Taxes $11.84. w line of 70A lot 117, 1.20 A., RUTLAND VILLAGE .55 A. Value $620, Taxes ~9Jt. Eud Ex. 24 Ft. Ex. IS Ft. off Same, Lot No .. 278, spent a week d $580, Taxes $!6.06. Same, S. 'II, NE cor. of SE Value $10, Taxes $.26. Folan, Rebeoca & William A. Universal Fuel & Chemical E. Side, Value $240. Taxes f/:0.· $130, Taxes $4.72. · his mother, Mrs. J!:rala CHESTER TOWNStnP '1•, 4 A., Value $40, Tax.. $1.· Deeter, Glen & Doris, 26 A., 9. 10, Lot 10 e:1 II ft. S side, Corp. S 13-23 21!0 X 600Ft. Bet •211. ~m;~$9~:· 279, . and famiy. . 1 Heaton Jameo A. & Helen 16. lA out of 7.!10A N 1> of SE y, Value tl,$60, Taxes 1&3.20. Rte. lo River, S.OO A., Value Same, Lot No. !, Ex. 40 Ft. S • Lot N· . Mrs. Herbert Rouilt 281 L 8 25 ' 70A out Qf 8'7.114A Cen. Lawrence, B.A., S. 27, II NE 01 lASE, 1 A., Value 120, Tax· Tillis, Sherman, E of Rd, AdJ. f40, Taxes $1.10. 'off Center N. 1!1, Value $200. ~"*' Mrs. Dolly Wo~. 891 25 08 i's · c N~ E of Rd 70 A comer, 10 A., Value $80, Tar· f 57 Kans Fuel & Liiltt Co., .36 Wamer, George H. & Grace Ta ... fl8.84. ~ .· vi axesC!t · · M th Lo Mrs. Childress, Mrs. Rua. 0 lu~ 10. Taxes $2.29, u.;,l~ Joe. 'l'hebnl, 35, A. Value $330, Taxes $9.44. . M., 118, N. Part of s.w . ~> I Suter, Eva & w. Guy, J. w.l erry, ... a ew, I sell Jioush, Ruberta .... Ji14. 'Leonard & Doris, s, Lawrence, B. A. & Mary, S. IO.OIA o1 40A NE part of ' SALEM TOWN9HIP of S.E. I'<, 21,75 A., Value $200 Jones Est. No.8 Und. II E. End Run, Value .attended the bymn IIIDc 7 In SE part of lO'IA, 7 A., Val- !II,.!IW cor. or E II, 16 A., Va~ NE v., 10.01 A., Valuo NO, Tax· Cross, Melvin J:, & .....,tse, Taxes $5.48. 9'1 Ft., Value $5,590, Taxes ..-m.. West ,;•.;... R Lot a! Fi'eedom Gospel Mlision 1111 '0 $110 T t316 ue $1110, Taxes $5.18. es $2.24 S 6 NW port of SW '1<, iiO A. Same, S 36, S.W. Part o! S.E. 75 , Su ·• Sunday, 1 u Sam'' s ~e~ ~ oi NE y, W Laep, ,~ts J , ,& .S.y I•IJ MJcikUf1 Orville et al. S. 36, Vallie $2,400, 'l:aes $8UI. - 'I• 93 A V~ue $l,UO '!!axiS $42.· Wilson, Howard 4. & Rachel fl~~~· 2, Value Mrs. Cltaries Burri alttH!Iilly of er 70A Value $2 430 Ta~es Pauline. S. !8, NW part or SW Mid. ot E 10 of SW I'<, 10 A., same, S. , SW part, 41.11 A., 74. A., Lot No. 116, Bosworth, Val· ;;es & wuson spent a week en4 at ' 1 ~9 Tf ., ' II<, 57.25 /!.,, Taus $2,070, Tax· Value $510 Taxes f1,U6. Value $180 Taxeo $18.40. West, Thomas R. S. 13-t6. In uo Q ,llllll, Tu:e• $95.17. A Y~11• res. Ky., with Charles R'ebel Elizabeth s 12 13, es $59.42. Mundry 'Evelyn !., S, 8, In Robin,..; Eliza Frar.k & Leu- N,E, Part of 35.68 A. Near Mid. Same, Lot No. 286, N. \1, Val· nn, 0 · 11-9 Sub. 11 Nil Burri he ~ceompuied SE 'cor~er E o1 Shad~ 4l A,, Sheffield, C. G. et al, S. 27, NE '4,' t4 A., Value fi,OID, ra, s. 10, Wend, T/.50 A., VaJ.Iof E 1>., 3.89 A., Value $480, ue f1,,880, Value ~.13. 1\ Value~· T~ home ror two days reT $55 42 S\" part ex coal & other min .. Taxes $2186 ue '1,220 Taxes $83-02. ITaxes 120.52. POMEROY VILLAGJ: oung, A., I No. 10 hiJ employmeat oa V~u::,.$l,:10a ~'part 'or' NW 142 A., Value $2,630, Taxes $75.· Same, s'. i, In 111!; 14, .II A., Shenefield, Rodger T. S. 38, Same, S 18, Ont ol 45.%8 A. Bearha, Nettle Matlo, Lot No. ~~e Ave., Value $1110, Tax.. u '!o A Val;,. $2011 Taus 35. 511. Value $10, Tans $.29, 111-7, In SE '4 of BE v,, 1.00 A., Mid. on E. Line, .4& A., Value 286, Value $2,2511, Taxes $82.16. y I. Ruush'' ts a medloal '· '' ' · Wells, Hobart C. I< Inez L., Hetzer Wayne &Jo Ann (So Value $3911 Taxes ..0.118. $10, Taxes f.42. llotzel, John & Betlllle Stanoung, Jai!Ob W. I< Cella, Lot at Pleasant V.U., ltoa74Same s II NE v, of NE y,, S, 27, SW part ol NW '!. er coal 8-61) S. '21, E 11 SW I'< e:1 Same, s.' 311, SE 'f<l, 1 A., Val- Same. S. 13-16, OUt of4U& 4- Jley, No. 2S'1 W. Part o1 Sub. No. 30, 10Ft. W. Stde Add. DabH• fell at bill 1111rk at A vaiue ' 1 270 Taxes 17.74. & other Min., 25,50 A., Value 20A NW, 9 A., Value $250, Tax· uo MilO. Tans $12.46. , Mid. on E. Line Ex. Coal, U5 JSI!o A. ll A. Value $600, n~ Val~ $50, Tax08 $1.82. aud Smith Sanddig• 41 ·· ar· L &Patrioill A., fi!O, Taxes $5.17. eo 17.04. Szasz. John, Jr., S. 5, SW pt. A., Value $10, Taxes $.40. Taxes $21.92. me, I No. 34, 40 Ft. Sq. mashing a Yertabno 1n 1, ,< S E oi W 11 of E 11, LEBANON EASTERN COAL St Clair, Norman • Beulah, of SW ¥<, 1.511 A., Value 20. Tal· Same, S. 111-16, .to Ft. Strip lrown, Robbie Les, Helen Back Eud, Value $40, Taxes J• ' ' 1970 Taus IS6. SlteHteld, C. G., S. 27, Coal S 24 SE part o1 38.80A NE pt. es U6. (OUt of 45.8l A), .57 A., Value Lee & Wlllar Dean, Lot No. 6, $1.46. · aud Mrs. Jack Sorgoat ~: A., Value $ ' ' ' 148A sw part, 146 A., Value .... oi 52A SEpt. of NJ: '4, 1.50 A., WUlialllll, Pearl, S. II, Mid. $10, Tares $.15. i Horton's Addition, Value $1,3110 Same, Lot No. .34, 1111 and M:r. aud Mrs, Same s 9 10 w I> of w I> 170, Taxes $33.110. Value $50, Tales $1.40. m N line, 1.25 A., Value ..,0; White, Eli D. I< Evolyo, S Taxes $19.68. ~~ Corner, ,Value $1,330, Shields •pent SundaJ willa ' • · ~rn' 34 A Value Westfall. Vlrsn W. • Marpr- Tuea f1.90. 1'31, Ont of N.W. Corner of \ Carpenter, Perry I< Iva, Lot ....58. and Mrs. Earl Robinson. Ex ::oonwT c er$zo 08 ., LEBANON SOIJTRERN et B S 23 E part of S6A E Fraction, 1.011 A., Value $10, No. 17, .00 A. Sub. 14 S. Un· Same, No. 100 - ii03 Mr and Mrs Arnold And.., ueS m ' S ;~esW ,~· E 11 ex Congo, Ruby, S. 24, !.2SA out part'' or' toM 26.'16 A., Value SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Ta•es $.2&. Jon Ave., .50 A., Value f1,,100, Back of Loto!O P't of No. 30-34, son ~nd dautPrt<:o of Basbaa · ( ~ ~· 61 '801 ' l50 ' A Value ol 6.50A SW PI· or 10.75 A In W ..,10 Tans $2o.oo. Bourlard, Bertha, S. 27, S. Young, Joseph G. & Ellen, Taxes $40.18. Value f40, Tues f1 .44. spent SUnday wilb Dona pg. ·~ '~~ ; · $ 26 · ·• pt. of 40A, 1.25 A., Value $20, LONG BO'ITOM.oiJVE TWP. Sit'• of 98.10 A. Mid. & E. Part, S tl-13, N, Part of .86 A. Part Conkle, Samuel I< lma Jean, sons and family. \ S;,it~e~oger' c., S. 12, 16, Taxes $.62. Deeter, Glen I< Doria, S. 19, 3-62 A., Value $130, Taxes ...... of 1.81 A., .13 A., Value $270, u · A. W. ol Sugar· Run Rd. .:wiO:WNS:P Mrs. Wayne Prall and fomi1f NE cor ex coal 9 A. Value ~ornell,, Alfred & Emma, 8. H, N 1> of S pt. of W olda pL 56. Taxes $7.42. Oa N. Line, 2.46 A., Value fl,· E t~ M bert · & Norma spenl Sunday with Mr. and ..... T. s $718' · ' 20, NE of 56A SE comer, 2.21 o19A 3.12 A., Value Tall· Same, S. 21, S.W. Comer El. Same, S. 8, S. Part of .86 A. 100, Toes $40.18. ·• · • ld. on E. !me 62.95 Lewis Sarsons at Leblrt. or·,;... MethOdist A., Value $110, Taxes tl.38. eo Coal, .24 A., Value $10, .13 A., Value $330, Taxes Cousins, Georga . E., Lot No. A., Value _.,630, Taxes Mr. and Mrs. Georp Blllllna Cit ch of North Amerloa· S.2 Court, Gertrude P., S. lt, ORAIIGI! EASTERN TWP. $.16. . $11.1r.!. · 19$, H & D Addition 30 X 100 llaier, Herbert E., Sr. & of Baahan spent Sunday wHit 13.~ SW Cor of 6 A N NW part of S part bel. Rd. • · Burke, Thomas, S. 18, ·In SW Same, S. %1, W, Part of II I> Ft. SeoGnd St., Value $520, Tax· rna E., S SO, OUt of 40.11A Mr, and Mrs. Randall Rollortl 111!; \,. 1·3 A, Value $90 Tar· Cltu. I A., Velue $10, Tans 'I•, !.to A., Value $80, Taxes 1!:1. Coal, 2.50 A., Valua f1,00, .MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE .. 08 $11.68. Mid., 18,78 A., Value $!20, and son. es $2 UO. $1.26. Taua $2.78. Atttna, Nellie, Porn. No. 125, Ebershnch, Chu. (Trustee) •• $8.66. Mi. and Mrs. Runell Jlouol · 'lllila;.. Freeman a. Von· Icenhower, Roy • Evelya, S. Same, S. H. Mid. & S part of lilmle, S. I, 1. W, Port Ex. Value $840. Taxes $20.06. Lot No. 120, Corner l!econd liE Howard, C. C. & Lena . s. 2 aud .family of Don:u IIJIIIII 1 ·. d< Mne s !2 27 NW 'I• ex a..r 11, 26, N I> of SW v,, :tOA., Val- 8E ' II<, 8Uf 4., Value $1,110, Coal out ol 24.75 A., .52 4. Val· Burdotte, Newman Edward I< Lynn ~·· Value f1,0,840, Toes IS ll of SW 'f<l ex. 30A W, 5Z A., Sunday with Mr. anilllfn. a. I t 115,50. A ' ''410 Tax: ue $270, Taxes $8.27. Taxes $13t.10. ue $10, Taxes $.28. Clterole Ann, Lot No. tiS S. I'< ..,9UI. · Value fi,85Q, Taxeo IS0.08. .~ Jividen, Alll)1 et al, S. 25. 11, S.1111, s. H, m; PJil'l, 28.82 Coleman, Lllther, Center Part Value 11,320, Taxes m.a. Same, Lot No. 17, Corner Same, S 2, SW corner, 311 "-• fi:c. !.ester Manuel c1 f1li'l 10 8 side of pari Und. I> of I08.110A S li ol NW 4., Value $NO, Tuea t2$.34. · Same ofiOO A. Lot.No. 189, .03 A., Canaday, Dorothy rae, Front • Lynn Sis., V a! u e Value $300, Taxes $8.12. Sill Oklo, spent 15 day• . , . ~ I A shad~ j., A. Value MilO, II< ol SW of NE '1•, 5USA., Va~ DQ, H. A1bor1 6 Enlya M., Value $250, Tueo ..I.Bf. No. 28, Behan 2nd. Add; No. Tax.. fl82.112. Kendall. Howard S., S Z;o,NE Mr.' and Mrs. Paul MaauoL ( Taus $13.8t. ' ue t380. Taxes $11.118. s. as, Mid. on W line of NW v,, Dow, Clara M., I. I, Ja S. Ex. 92 Ft. E. End Ex. Trl. Wolter & Gladys, cor. of 58.75A Nlll ct SE I'< o! ___;====;;..._ _ .·, . Younl, Betty & Howard E. S. Lisle, Donald W. I< ~ 13.41 A., Value eua, Tuea ..... LIDe No. 6, 10.70 A., Velue $1,· Value .. ,610, Tans $18.:!0. No. 258, 1.50. A. S. Part of NE '!,, .IJ A., Value $10, TaJ:. ·•,, F·2f, w pt. of Frac. 21, 1.14 A., E. Croocls, S. 26, ~~ of UtlA 81, . 340, Taxe~ $66.08, Cooke, Kenneth D. It 4. S, End Ex. Lots Sold. es $.26. ,, '1 Value 120 Taxes J S6 · E of Rd. Wpt. • S lit,~ A., Val· Swain, ltoberll!:.,l. I, lA Mtt J!:utmaa. J. H., S. 21, S.W. Lot No.- W , 45 X !Ill Ft. N. A., 'Value $80, Tueo tl,12. Lucas, Irene, S 15, SW cor. · ~ \l Same 36 In N. p~rt NW of lie t20, Taxes $.!12. of21.50 A. Ill of Route No. T I 4. 1i Ell, Cqal 11.24 A., Valua f.!,· of Lot No. W, Valu. $830, Alonxo, lluildinp 011 ex lA S, If A., Value $1,100, Rd • u' & ~ 179 A Vaiue - SliO!fiold, c. G. • Lilla, $. Value ... T - ..... 920, Taxes .12UO. .. ~.16. from Lalley. Val- Toes $32.41. 0 • ~~ t46' ' '' . 26, N pt. oiii6A NW pt. ex coal Run.AND TOWN8JIIP lilmle; S. Fll, N.W. Part of DarneD, John F., Lot No. $110, Taxes $Ul SUTI'ON TOWNSHIP OCI ·. . ""IS $50, . $· · 1< other min., 45 A.• Value $520, Lacy, 1. 1, Mid. • Fraellaa No. II, 18.00 4., VaJ. w. 1>, Value f,!,200, Tu:01 ll)oseU, Harold l Ethel, Lot Arnott, WilHam It Belen, s•. COLUMBIA TOWNBRIP 'l'axe• $9.81. I( Jlne e1 SA RJcbway, 8t.• ae $80, Tauo ts.341. 98. 49, El> Value $00, Tax.. 9-15, E part 1.00 A. Va}'¥'•$4,220 1 . CI!IJIIIUIII, Lyle II. - .V o a I Trustees of Lebanm To1111· Ill A., Value t!,l., Tua tH.• Eblin. Allen, S. t6, Out ot J)urst, Harry • Taxes $12'1.18. · Mr .. JVade Kennedy wu aaJI. Mae, S. 10, 110' S. of lot 27, ,14 sbtp, S. 30, II, SW part of N of •· U1 A., .44 A., Value $$10, No. '1!, fl Ft. X 511 Ft. w. KrauUor, Prank & Bonnie, Black, Delbert L., Paul E. .. ed "l:i~lumbus by the <1ea111 of A., V~ $111, Taxes '-41. Rd., 1.511 A., Value 120, Toes Same, I. 1, S of Rd., Ia IW Tates tl1.52. . Value 11,080, Taxes $).11,41. No. J5S, Sub. 171!1, Value Charlotte K., S. 15, 9, Dlv. Pick- bis ,Jii'i>lher, Jobn. Mia. Bditll Cline, Worley 9. II Emma $.112. · · part. IS.SSA NE cor. o i!WJ. Evlna, Sl1a, 1. I, I. " W. of Flowers, Os<:ar, 50 lt 100 $ll.e. ens Est., uo A., Value $130, Wlllia""""' Gl M • Itt a .;. E 1111 . VIIDMeler, Albert R. " ~ .116 A., Value fll, T11t11 .... Slate Dump, 30.27 A., Value Value tsetl, Taxes $214.12. Jallltl 0., Lot No. Taxes $3.92. 1 •W., S. ~· 10, NE Gl Mld. on E. line, 11.19.A., Value $1111. Lot!!-, S. 31, Mid. on E •. line I( Bland, Dwfcht It Clarice, I. $HO, Value ..0.01. . Sub. 19611 E. Side of Same, S 9, 18, Dlv. P1okens ,~ Mro. IltirotbJ 8eevwa ... ~ Taxes Nil E' ol Rd., t A., VU... Jt; W part ct E Ill, SUI A., Gnpn, i.awren<» Artllur, S. - . . , Noel, Lot No. P't, Value $50, TWI Eat., l .to A., Value $860, Ta10o ·Kennedy of Mmtblla .,.. Daniels, WWlam M., .8. 15, ... Tuea, 30.22. Vahlo 1480, T.U. $12.43. . 11, Part Gl .01 4. II. Bod Gl L. Bosworth ,t(dd,, Value $210, 1211.&0. . ' ll8d _..... do!/1 Willa llell 38, NE part of NW 'II, 24.10 A., OLI) POR~ANON awtee1t, Leafy, I, 11, PI A., JO A~ Value TuM es t!O.I!. Lee, Walter J. a. Ma&IJia, Lol Dill, Gary R. 1< Mildred S., JIIINllla, Mr. ond· Mro»'l'ltoad.... Value Wtl, Tuetl •us., · · · ~. Chu. Reed, Lol. Nt. Part lti.M A., VW. ts,liO, 11&.11. same, Lot 122, , J86, W 100 No. J86- us S It, S. Central part ot NW 1111, Kennedy. Mrs. 11enaec17 Dll'll,· J - fo &Ill, I. rt, tr; 'Old I'l!r~ncl, Velul . fiiO, ~ $14.18. , !WIIIlfl', ~ I. II; 11:1' worth Add., Valuo $240, Bel. Rappo14 It QoUudl S3 1.511 A., Value fl.OIO, Tales t:ltl.· lur1led bo111e frOII\ HC1111r 1Jot. 21, ll' end u tGA W, 11.51 A., T - $.10, .· Cleland, Wayne • Anna, I • •. tlillt.tf '11.104., .II 4., $1U7. · • • TWI ...12. t4. pita! by ber aool'lidaJ. . Value t~.a.. Tlltll .7.41. · LETART TOWJiilmp 32, Near Mid. 011 II: ~••48 VUM! 1~~t;·, r- •.51. ilerrma)l. Noel 4. • Veda et at. Lot No. Mitehell, Waid M, S S, Middle :Mrs. Clara Smith, iiDd .llllrJ > . Same, 8. II, 'II, Nottb bait of ~· ~Vbl .4< Patrlda, A..- Valul $110, ~ IIJ.IO. ..... •• ·II; S.E. Ill Gl U:. Lot No. liS Boawortb Proopoct Hill Ex. Jli 4. Part of Lot 103.01 A., Value $1150, retumed 1c lhelr bu1!11 J'rldiJ 10 o\O'el E end, 30 4., Value ~. 2: ti, Nil cor. ol ZA, .71 A., Grabam, Boli!Mt ll. I .. liE V., 4,4.01 A., Value .... Tueo Valut $1,110. Tueo $780, Tuea $11... Taxes $ti.IIO, spandlne lWo W11b II C4il, .'')'axes ts.50. . . V~ 1186• Tuetl ~1.24. . cor. ~~ of lOA, JI:A., Value f1,9.70. Same, Lot No. 1M. MtKenlle, Dooa .. E. • J:loro. Parsoft1, Elmer & Franoes, !.eon, W. Va., 11 the bome '' Same, ·8. 'F·II, , .Jl V. . Dell' 118yman, Wald 8 •• Domta, "'0, Taxes t1J1. Hellmll). PhUip Jr., II. 30, Add., Value . . T11t11 L., Lot No. 01 Ex. Ill X 31 S 1, E end ex c:oal, Ill A., VaJ. her mOther, ~. .o.cq. BeUtr Mid~le, 1.114., Value .Ill&Tu- S, 32, Allt!i c:oal, ~A., VaJ. ~. Do~ It Norma I. IUillld of '114.1. l'lrt of N.W. lferrinllon, Grace, Lot N. Side, Value ""' Taxes ue $560 Taxes $18.86, who 1s Iii Pioou1n .Valley p " · ts.H. · , ue .. ,490, T~ ...,al· . , T; i"il I Gl W W, 110.\., VU. \i,_ 15.10 A, Valtll Tueo 111, Bosworth Add., Value Jlllodes, Cyrus 4. It Aida K., pltal w1lll a 11ri1keii hlp. Mro, ' Saillo, ~· rl, 11; 1!: end, 30 A., Wilbur .McBmly, ""' lfO. ~ ...... Tuea $11Ui. $15.oi. Taos ...... Lot No. . . 30 ll: Ia n. S 10, 1\' side 2UZA Sit of l!A, Smith lind .., ... botb aic1t ' Vatu. fUQ, T - .... Out of'"') cu:. W cl.l\01\1. Z/ -. Hawk, PbyUia L, l..lt, .40A Herrlnu, 11011. Edltll. S. Lewla,Ciaren<o!l. Vllue ..... ' - .511 A., Value ..Jfll, Tueo ._. th 'ililn tltnllhlll coldl. Samt, 'II, ll.'Netttb1ll¥ .r f7A A,, Yalile . ., ~ f.C. , ' ·' liE cor. of 1.1&01' Gl 'lld:, M J.l, E. !1:111·-. ~ Ill., l!iad Lot No. 11, Value . 81. Mrt' ·.~ .llllor rflcei... t -!' 'B ·· epd, ti.IO . A., Valilt ...... lltme, S.•• Sch, ... Sf., Vllile- Tml ....lt. W, of Q-, u.• A;, V. ......Nt, ea ~'II.M• Lot No. 4tllad! cl Wotre, ~tb ~. 16, wwtf ct lie IIIPM 11111e1a fi or.~ $8.81. • · · , ' 1 A., Value ft,Oit1 ~ • Same, I. 10, Ulld. !It cl JIA TuM .... . ·• lllmle, Lot No. mrt. Alley, Valut rnto. Taw E end 01 Wol!, I A., Viluo ~· ...,i!;nJ DaQ ;~ 'a.itrloolutl, . "' Hart; Or9llje It Lanlllo ·1. t $M.Gf. , . ·"'·' ·' . SB,;cw. of tuA W: .of Rd.; .17 .. SM~lt• . ,, 1.· a. I. ~. . , ~ Cwltor, vu. ttM, Tall Tuea ··:\ .J.L i ,. N~> lie. llllllltlt•111711oto NW part B 12,0 VU1e ... ..._ HJJU. H• Cr. U5 Little, • • . Jollllnlo R. fo AJ. Same, U. B pllhtiiM ltllttl•tt \tw 11111 Itt \P IIA ·.,.., 2..,. ...1~,, ; t. I ., "'-""':' ...... ,.,... .. . . . . . 1. 11, . ,. . . .M v~ ·~··· N.w. CGrtw 1111a1. ~ ~~~; 11 n. v~,~-'111M~ Jl!'o.fi!4. , . ··' " · f." , ~· ".08. . ~· I U, Jlt 1..,.A., ~dif Q .,cor, ct UG,\ tl .... , Mill ~· alDdllli I! wu ..IS foiUI., .lt 4., "Valuli till, 11,181, TaiOo .,.,._ M, , , ,l tifi iWIIIf........, ..,...,,; • • ,~J I. I; f!IB Jlirl ~ ~ $!11, • .. ... f!OJI. · ·· . t Jf 4•• Tdlo ... B. Side !,.,.. Jll. S;. ~ of 111 tiA .. ~ ·· · Jolm PbDIIp It .r. S.llatU, wlll,~ a...r. . , ~~. 'M ~'I VU. , . . ,.,.... !!'niVIer, .,U.... -· ~ S: '' ' · . ·. , , ' . •' 2f.G A. !!i. Pin, . . A., Value Same, .11 A. -11 1'1. C11 ·Lot No. :111, 11.75 liJNBRS¥lU.&.II I , W. IIIII liJrl. ~ Q1t. , ·· ~Ull. . : ,, . ·'•ci.' ill, N lio'ri·oiii.!P A. AD Ill&\ ~ · a. JWIJ,' ~ t, ... Tuetl fi,,B. . , , St. • ,Ttl a. Gl Lot, .H 4., 4. .75&., Vlltlo · , TWP. • lltlliWtr IIIII •W .t c:...... · llot<'<lllib, ~Y«e~W·W..t 'fin We8ti 6: uu.; Iii 4, Valtii Onfollt.116A NW ecr. a eool; Same, &. II, I. Ptitt IlL Cali tM $10. Tm1 •.ti. , . · Plliioer, Qydi! C. • ,,._ Wilt· • ' Ill ill IIi. 1. & -· ~· ~Dall~r_!Sfmtlnel~~._Polnen,·ll~~~~~~.!!~ - I"" Jl If..' . r Delinquent Land Ta.::: Notice • 1 ~• . ~- ' . l ''1--'• s \3·~ un~t-•4.Y• ..,. ~ 4)2. ·:·' ~• .... 1 A. '{P ·~· ~ 1111.-:aa .a.. Yf., W'lt~ ~ ,;r. • Df!n' . .. ' 1.11 • a.w -.(.~~ .lilt P.l ·z 'a "rib . · -'· · �• f. ' Paying Taxes ~take You Sad.? s~II '.Don't Wan~s' With A For Sale,'Ad~ - -~ I I • ·~ WAt:f' AD JNFORMATION ;, DI!:ADWNI:S L..OJ'. .. l)aJ ..,_.. hiiBI:aU. ' ~ Deadline trc. L ~ MOftiCiu II '·" CANCELLATIONS - COIIIIEt'TIONS wtn atteeplt4' wn.u . . 1M A 'r or Oa,y ltf PohUeatln~~ M R.EGUI.ATIONS n. I'U bli.tler N!OC: uw <lilt ntllt POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET 1962 Corvair Monza 2 Door Beautiful maroon finish with Fawn bucket s~ats, s~d. trans. Locally owned and a low mileagt> rar. Radio, heater and an the extras. RA'I'ES 1962 Ford Thunderbird H.T. Cpe. _ $3.595 For Want Ad Senice • Cent. per woro . n•u• •RIIett.I,OII. Miftlmuro Cbarce GO eflftb 11 Cent. per word tor Tlu'ee COJio .-euuve lnaertlou Full rata of 4 cenb pet WotG ..U. a.,.. Real sharp ins ide and out . powt>r slt>ering and brakes, automatic trans .. radio, heater, white wall tires, red intt>rior. snow white finish. be l!lll.rtM for a4-.erti,Pq If mol ••thlD ..,. om. paid tn diu ~9 DAILY CROSSWORD $1995 ~ .tJt or reWet aay 1di dtlll\1!4 ab)eCtiHibJe Er<tn dloold be report-ttl lmmedi•teb 1'be ~tllllo llaJler "W 1101 IR req10111ih£1 fOJ liiOni tban OM Incorrect 1uertlon .. ===··= -~·It ·-•··· .....- ,.... ar:- M Hill:!' n1>1111 IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A REStn.T PRODUCING &!toe' ,,. ·=., lml, IIVM'd Ill U> O:OP P CAN I 00 FER YOU TOOAV: DOC? W~AT u.'l'- ·, eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER OJI'FICE HOURS I ::SO A ~ · ~1&.- eGARDEN SEED t1 word! le OtoU:u.u:ia pvhll...., Sanmlu -8:30 1\ .M to 12:00 ID u......, 0' TB..\NKS - 11.2& fat !:10 wOlf nllllmum Eaeb _,dLt1on ~pet ... 10."fltt 1T lL ......., . SEE US FOR ••• llARNEY GOOGLI! and SNUFFY SMilll ' ILP' ~. &TV CARD ... I ...... ... " ''" ,- FOR SALE t en' I rPll• AX. ow bile&: ..... '1 ?' •. a. .. FOR SALE . Auction Sale: OM I!'•-. WANT AD m t J s •••v, llifoll8 PHONE WY2-2157 aca s "·u nSr NOnCES (1-) ~- r ·=-= On the ground, three male had just finished a AD muCh, she is, that and that." And the ill(? little female has off and quit. These silly · ·o ·-· ·-_,... •l'lll*., .... -, matcb. "Sbe's llliae; fool." "Not ao WMPO Radio MONDAY TlDW I'RIDAY f :OO NIWI 8:115 Country lllale Time 8:28 Country Jambone 8:30 1:35 i:41 7:00 t:Gii 7:30 7:35 7:541 17:!15 Breakfast Party 7:30 Newo 7:11 Brulltast Party 8:00 Newa NOWI B:GI Breakfast Party Farm World Newa 1:30 Ne"" Melp County RFD 1:3& Breakf8Bt Party Newa 8:00 r~.... flr<oaklall ~ 1:05 Breakfall Party NeWI 1:15 J011e1 Buick Sbow Picl<eDa . Hard,... Show il:30 News 7:541 Nelli Repwt 8:36 Breaklaat Party , r 8 ~, M. '11> ... "" aAJoo I.GIII'alLA orllp, 111111)' 'Jr. lo. DAILJ' ClBIHOQUO'lll- llln'allow tD -.11 lh. ... X & ·A X a II loON G • .II LLO 11' lollorllllllp!J- for •mther Ia llda ..,..... _ for t11o l1lne L'l. X for 111o 1Wo 0'1. etc. lllaclt lettel'll, • troplllel, l1lo 1eDatla ID4 ot l1lo are on hlnll. - !~:00 Ne~11 di,J111o-- 11'1 ll"ltiC-11. 10:05 Polka Party A CQptoaz• • a rt• 10:36 Musle In lbt Air BX BB BXAVQOT BOOW XfVX 8:30 Van Partie): Sport Sbow 10·"5 The Good Life •va G1'l1' .& v w1'vw acao• ae :;: :::-~~ 10;55 Under Ohio Skies ax.-am.JITA 11 ' 00 N..., 1:00 News NANCY 9:05 Cofree Wllb Janel 11:115 l'op TeD Show Ycta ~· CtJpkquotet TH11 DAT 1!&.8 81!ilnlll!lo, '1'1111 11:30 News , NlGiiT HAll EARS.- D.A.Vm IJ'IlRGUSSON 9, 30 · NeWI 9:35 Cofree Wflb Jllllll 11:36 DulloD I 'I'Gp 'ha Sbow e-.KIUhtn~t&' ~,1M. ·,-- ·--;-- · 9:45 Belly Newton Show 12:00 News- Noon Report 10:00 News 12:15 Mu.slc ~lude · 10:05 Minlaterlal AsiOcllllrm 12:30 ~·· MerliD Teetll tO::I:II Mornln& Interlude 1:00 r ews 10:30 Niw1 1:05 Platter Party 10:35 MoroJn& Interlude 3:30 News · ----~~~~-----------11:00 Nein !:35 Platter Party 11:08 SW.&p Sbcp f:OO News TIJroap Frldt.y 12:1111 Local NeWI 11:30 News 4:05 Platter Party 7: 15 On, Musle!ll Cioell 0111o N.... , ~:40 Country Hoedown 4:30 New. . 7:45 I.Jieline 12:15 Martel. , (Fimily Wanbip 'nlun.) 4:36 Platter Party 1:00 Ol!lo Valley NOWI 12:211 Lifeguard BuUetln Board 1:55 Opper Room !4edltaUons 5:00 NeVI 8:06 Sports Today 12:35 News 0 GrBDII .1:58 JOW Joaes Stoc1o Aq, $:~. Platter, Party 8:10 World News ••:01. Nooo News 5:311 Sign Olf 1,:30 A&r!CIIIIuR A&eol 8:15 Musical Clock ~: 15 . . Jual 1at You 8:00 Februar) Sign Oft 12:46 Country Go Rowx. 8:55 Community Newo ·z:15 Goesslers GQes1 Star ll'rl. -., 9:00 Latenstri~~!! 1:55 Ne,.. Beat Z:30 • Juat '1111' tau 7:30 News 9:30 PubUe Service 2:00 Country Go 1lount 1:00 Nelin 7:3S Army Hour 9:45 Sbowen of Bl...lng 2:55 News Beat 1:00 rlll'tc Juat For You 1:011 Rev. Ira 1'lbbl 10:00 Mason County tlotWil 8:00 Midway Maline< I:OC News 1:15 Cbarcb at Wort 'I'd ol the Ton 3:55 NOWI !Jut I :3S MU.ic Just Fat You 1:30 NOWI 1- ... . World News f :OO Diselna wltb DaM Z:OO Nm 8:11 ~-II Auomb)J 11:00 Talk of lbt Ton 4:30 IDII!reb.mge 1:05 Mlis~< Just For You 1:011 Wlnp 01 Healing (eacept Fri. Chureb Bells Ring 5:00 C<>JD!D!mlly News 1:30 NeWI 1:11 Cbur@ World 1u:·s:> World l'lews S:Oii World • Nrlional Nelli ' ·35 M111. •- Just F01 Y t:4S SUnday ~ I U :116 Milson County NeWI 5:15 Spotli«tu ou Spora ·'•· ~ on IC ·oo V •- 01 Prophecy 3!011 l)Mnmnnity News 5:30 0!1 3:05 p~ Party 10:30 ~ . I::MJ Ne" 10:35 P~tives 1:35 Platter Parl)l _10.50 Social Security t:OO N~w• U:OO Country 8)'11111 '1'1111_ 1.05 Platter Party 11::10 NeWI LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! 1:10 B!¥ettDar AIIIO bow - 11:311 Country Hyum '1'11111 TU. . . Thun. 12:011 Noon Report 0 ' 15 Tho Seardl 1:10 LoCal News 4· 10 llllialcal Mylleriel 12:30 Rev . Merlin Teeto 1: 011 Hour o1 Doclltoa 1:00 News 1:30 Lutherar Hour i ·05 Platter Party 2:30 NOWJ 5:30 Stgn Oft %:00 Baptist Layman's Hour l 00 FebrulrJ Sign Oft 1:35 Back to lbe Croa SAnJRDAY· IICIIBDUL& 3:00 Rev . R!Jscoe 'l'bonJe • :00 ~- ' 3:30 The Qutet Hour 6:05 Coailtry ·Muslc 'niDI •=oo New• 8:30 !'left ' · 4:06 Sunday Sbo1:16 Farm World NIWI 4:30 News S:to RFD f::V. Sign 0!1 7:10 Newa 1:00 Febl'IW7 Sip 0111 1:00 Radlo Hymnal 8' 15 Breaklall Party .. , WJEH RADIO •u• ' fh 1•:• ne IIIIIH!er World Staodanl ol Compaet ' 'Elmeleace · •Illig car tloom; rille and perfonll' I lllC8 Small -car economy ........,...bUity See Molnlpolitao Moton 1:. vlllreet, Pomeroy 1"- <WY z.3871 ···' • 22 tic Ne,., .. . o.,.. •• OAVY JONI!S HOW'~ VOU HIT UPON 'tOUR 'l>e&P• OIVING CIAS MI)(TUA.E, · "'"· I<E"T l WINNIE WINkLI By HAROLI!IIiG...,A-HER MILE'? WAAT'S THERE1 OI..D SIOUilii AT KATE'S PlACii! GET 'SET "T'OROP OFF AS WE PUJ..L ~~ -al.OWIN' ()QWN' WGU.,IT'S AeouT liME '90MEMD"''' NOTICED' PH£W ! 8URNIN' GREASE! I~ THIS OLD WOOUEf'tl CRP.1E E~9R CAiCHE$ 1~ .I �• f. ' Paying Taxes ~take You Sad.? s~II '.Don't Wan~s' With A For Sale,'Ad~ - -~ I I • ·~ WAt:f' AD JNFORMATION ;, DI!:ADWNI:S L..OJ'. .. l)aJ ..,_.. hiiBI:aU. ' ~ Deadline trc. L ~ MOftiCiu II '·" CANCELLATIONS - COIIIIEt'TIONS wtn atteeplt4' wn.u . . 1M A 'r or Oa,y ltf PohUeatln~~ M R.EGUI.ATIONS n. I'U bli.tler N!OC: uw <lilt ntllt POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET 1962 Corvair Monza 2 Door Beautiful maroon finish with Fawn bucket s~ats, s~d. trans. Locally owned and a low mileagt> rar. Radio, heater and an the extras. RA'I'ES 1962 Ford Thunderbird H.T. Cpe. _ $3.595 For Want Ad Senice • Cent. per woro . n•u• •RIIett.I,OII. Miftlmuro Cbarce GO eflftb 11 Cent. per word tor Tlu'ee COJio .-euuve lnaertlou Full rata of 4 cenb pet WotG ..U. a.,.. Real sharp ins ide and out . powt>r slt>ering and brakes, automatic trans .. radio, heater, white wall tires, red intt>rior. snow white finish. be l!lll.rtM for a4-.erti,Pq If mol ••thlD ..,. om. paid tn diu ~9 DAILY CROSSWORD $1995 ~ .tJt or reWet aay 1di dtlll\1!4 ab)eCtiHibJe Er<tn dloold be report-ttl lmmedi•teb 1'be ~tllllo llaJler "W 1101 IR req10111ih£1 fOJ liiOni tban OM Incorrect 1uertlon .. ===··= -~·It ·-•··· .....- ,.... ar:- M Hill:!' n1>1111 IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A REStn.T PRODUCING &!toe' ,,. ·=., lml, IIVM'd Ill U> O:OP P CAN I 00 FER YOU TOOAV: DOC? W~AT u.'l'- ·, eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER OJI'FICE HOURS I ::SO A ~ · ~1&.- eGARDEN SEED t1 word! le OtoU:u.u:ia pvhll...., Sanmlu -8:30 1\ .M to 12:00 ID u......, 0' TB..\NKS - 11.2& fat !:10 wOlf nllllmum Eaeb _,dLt1on ~pet ... 10."fltt 1T lL ......., . SEE US FOR ••• llARNEY GOOGLI! and SNUFFY SMilll ' ILP' ~. &TV CARD ... I ...... ... " ''" ,- FOR SALE t en' I rPll• AX. ow bile&: ..... '1 ?' •. a. .. FOR SALE . Auction Sale: OM I!'•-. WANT AD m t J s •••v, llifoll8 PHONE WY2-2157 aca s "·u nSr NOnCES (1-) ~- r ·=-= On the ground, three male had just finished a AD muCh, she is, that and that." And the ill(? little female has off and quit. These silly · ·o ·-· ·-_,... •l'lll*., .... -, matcb. "Sbe's llliae; fool." "Not ao WMPO Radio MONDAY TlDW I'RIDAY f :OO NIWI 8:115 Country lllale Time 8:28 Country Jambone 8:30 1:35 i:41 7:00 t:Gii 7:30 7:35 7:541 17:!15 Breakfast Party 7:30 Newo 7:11 Brulltast Party 8:00 Newa NOWI B:GI Breakfast Party Farm World Newa 1:30 Ne"" Melp County RFD 1:3& Breakf8Bt Party Newa 8:00 r~.... flr<oaklall ~ 1:05 Breakfall Party NeWI 1:15 J011e1 Buick Sbow Picl<eDa . Hard,... Show il:30 News 7:541 Nelli Repwt 8:36 Breaklaat Party , r 8 ~, M. '11> ... "" aAJoo I.GIII'alLA orllp, 111111)' 'Jr. lo. DAILJ' ClBIHOQUO'lll- llln'allow tD -.11 lh. ... X & ·A X a II loON G • .II LLO 11' lollorllllllp!J- for •mther Ia llda ..,..... _ for t11o l1lne L'l. X for 111o 1Wo 0'1. etc. lllaclt lettel'll, • troplllel, l1lo 1eDatla ID4 ot l1lo are on hlnll. - !~:00 Ne~11 di,J111o-- 11'1 ll"ltiC-11. 10:05 Polka Party A CQptoaz• • a rt• 10:36 Musle In lbt Air BX BB BXAVQOT BOOW XfVX 8:30 Van Partie): Sport Sbow 10·"5 The Good Life •va G1'l1' .& v w1'vw acao• ae :;: :::-~~ 10;55 Under Ohio Skies ax.-am.JITA 11 ' 00 N..., 1:00 News NANCY 9:05 Cofree Wllb Janel 11:115 l'op TeD Show Ycta ~· CtJpkquotet TH11 DAT 1!&.8 81!ilnlll!lo, '1'1111 11:30 News , NlGiiT HAll EARS.- D.A.Vm IJ'IlRGUSSON 9, 30 · NeWI 9:35 Cofree Wflb Jllllll 11:36 DulloD I 'I'Gp 'ha Sbow e-.KIUhtn~t&' ~,1M. ·,-- ·--;-- · 9:45 Belly Newton Show 12:00 News- Noon Report 10:00 News 12:15 Mu.slc ~lude · 10:05 Minlaterlal AsiOcllllrm 12:30 ~·· MerliD Teetll tO::I:II Mornln& Interlude 1:00 r ews 10:30 Niw1 1:05 Platter Party 10:35 MoroJn& Interlude 3:30 News · ----~~~~-----------11:00 Nein !:35 Platter Party 11:08 SW.&p Sbcp f:OO News TIJroap Frldt.y 12:1111 Local NeWI 11:30 News 4:05 Platter Party 7: 15 On, Musle!ll Cioell 0111o N.... , ~:40 Country Hoedown 4:30 New. . 7:45 I.Jieline 12:15 Martel. , (Fimily Wanbip 'nlun.) 4:36 Platter Party 1:00 Ol!lo Valley NOWI 12:211 Lifeguard BuUetln Board 1:55 Opper Room !4edltaUons 5:00 NeVI 8:06 Sports Today 12:35 News 0 GrBDII .1:58 JOW Joaes Stoc1o Aq, $:~. Platter, Party 8:10 World News ••:01. Nooo News 5:311 Sign Olf 1,:30 A&r!CIIIIuR A&eol 8:15 Musical Clock ~: 15 . . Jual 1at You 8:00 Februar) Sign Oft 12:46 Country Go Rowx. 8:55 Community Newo ·z:15 Goesslers GQes1 Star ll'rl. -., 9:00 Latenstri~~!! 1:55 Ne,.. Beat Z:30 • Juat '1111' tau 7:30 News 9:30 PubUe Service 2:00 Country Go 1lount 1:00 Nelin 7:3S Army Hour 9:45 Sbowen of Bl...lng 2:55 News Beat 1:00 rlll'tc Juat For You 1:011 Rev. Ira 1'lbbl 10:00 Mason County tlotWil 8:00 Midway Maline< I:OC News 1:15 Cbarcb at Wort 'I'd ol the Ton 3:55 NOWI !Jut I :3S MU.ic Just Fat You 1:30 NOWI 1- ... . World News f :OO Diselna wltb DaM Z:OO Nm 8:11 ~-II Auomb)J 11:00 Talk of lbt Ton 4:30 IDII!reb.mge 1:05 Mlis~< Just For You 1:011 Wlnp 01 Healing (eacept Fri. 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Sign 0!1 7:10 Newa 1:00 Febl'IW7 Sip 0111 1:00 Radlo Hymnal 8' 15 Breaklall Party .. , WJEH RADIO •u• ' fh 1•:• ne IIIIIH!er World Staodanl ol Compaet ' 'Elmeleace · •Illig car tloom; rille and perfonll' I lllC8 Small -car economy ........,...bUity See Molnlpolitao Moton 1:. vlllreet, Pomeroy 1"- <WY z.3871 ···' • 22 tic Ne,., .. . o.,.. •• OAVY JONI!S HOW'~ VOU HIT UPON 'tOUR 'l>e&P• OIVING CIAS MI)(TUA.E, · "'"· I<E"T l WINNIE WINkLI By HAROLI!IIiG...,A-HER MILE'? WAAT'S THERE1 OI..D SIOUilii AT KATE'S PlACii! GET 'SET "T'OROP OFF AS WE PUJ..L ~~ -al.OWIN' ()QWN' WGU.,IT'S AeouT liME '90MEMD"''' NOTICED' PH£W ! 8URNIN' GREASE! I~ THIS OLD WOOUEf'tl CRP.1E E~9R CAiCHE$ 1~ .I �' • -;_o;DIIIY· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, April_!, 1963 ."·-·.·-.I "·nd Grueoer daughter, Debbie one! otheroiid relatlvea. 1..-••.& ' Mr. and Mrs. Cllll't!fiCe Bailey · QUVl and sons, J\if!hard and Michael, ~JH. rf · ol Springfield spent the weekI'Qflllcpo . end wlijl her •isters, Miss "' .' , farle Erlewing and Mrs. 1 'l'l1e fiohtUY · ol Mri. Jameo Greg. Miss Judy Gregg of ~~0 ~~ wert l!ere visit- VerJlOn also spent the YJ\!1, ... ~ ajs<J hero with tier mother, """"'nu H •· .,-A·· M , ', , ~)a ~· her "EVa. ii\iii•Y. w-:e !W)i!>ter, Lucy ·- - " .... Mainly About People In Pomeroy I . Pelt ?~· .... flnl ......... .. .. !Pfted a _.,r, "" li ..,.. lee! ...... , ..Eft . . . . . . . . landocapo lor • • • talflr. 'ttllw11r11 N'1'1111 Sunday guests at the home o1 • Cbarleo Buct were Mr. w~ite V~ "f'.;.u~.l',~!: ol Mi4alo- Beverlx Ervin, daughter Mrs. Willard Ebenof 1••acn and daughters, Pomeroy, . ·.. . . . . . Mr. and· Mrs. Howard Ervin and Mrs. Floyd Rumfleld, ¥ )p~ea Souders of Middleport l!ahercine, spend. t the wMeekendd and Mr. and Mrs. R. ~ .jlf' Po ,~ at his ljome gran parenL, r. ar Hlll of Deiter 0 11\is ~ ~ Is · a paUent at ~•rJ:rt :~ · ~unda\ 1 ·Ernestine P.Well wa. the !\I<~K• . Ge~eral Hospital !" ur i e un ay 50. 00 guest of her sister, Marjorie l!Qmeroy. , ¥~ r Soimders haa alyt the Churthch of Ch~st B~v~· Ho£fman lor titUe sister week· ~ ~laped in traction and will _treated e _mem r~ o e end at Rio Grande College. bt . illere lor several days. Prtmary class on observance of , Mrs . E. J. HlU is visiting , Mr. . and Mrs. Horace McEI· her eighth b1rthday. . with relatives In Columbus thla hii!OY and Mrs. Allen Ball Mr.and Mrs .. Harold MO<Jre week. were m ·.rrirll)l.le where they of Cineinn~t~ VISited over the Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Donovan. t~\ed wllh !lie family of Mrs. weeJ<end With her p~ents , Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Roger Hines and ~ 'I,Jncoln who io critical- and Mrs. C. 0 · FISher. . daughter. Amy and Mr. and ly ilfat Mound St. Mary's Has- Mr. and Mrs. John Smtth, Mrs. Ralph Graves returned ~tal in ~elsonvflle. Jr ., of Charl~stot.~ W. Va. Vl~lt· home SUnday evening, from .· PFC Wlili Fink who is sta· ed AI e"andna, . Va., where th ey aI· . lllp h recently the mM Middleport J K S With 'th llOlled ~t Ft. Brag&, North Car· er mo r, rs .. · · mt . · tended the wedding of James olina ·. ll spending a 10 day fur- S_tude~ts returmng ~ Ohto H. Donovan and Miss Ann Burvilth his ,...3rents·, Mr. and Un~versity a!ter ~pendm~ the rough. Mfs: owen 'rink. and SOD, Dan- sprm~ vacation With. their par- Mrs. AJma Kitchen• ~~~~::: I I .ey:~ Liilcoln·st. ents mclude Tom Skmner. ~udy home Saturday from a .'· Mr . . 8nd Mrs. - Owen Fink, Butcher, Karen . ~cEI~mny , where she spent the past week lOllS., naruiy and Bip, spent Barbara ~ones, DIXIe Pierce, caring for her daugbter-iiJ..law, SUiJay ·in Chesapeake with Mr. and Denms Saelens. Evelyn Mrs. Wllllam Kitchen who was and Mrs. John Buckley and son, GIUbons re~urn~ to Bethel Col- ill and her grand~hlldren. J~!( Jeff returned for a weeks lege, Hopkmsvdle, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kitchen Vi'!lt lj'ith ~is grandparents, Mr. ' Jr. and ·famUy of Chi!Ucothe 1M Mrs. Fin<. spent the weekend with his · VlsifOrs at the home of Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alma Kitchen. Emma .Smith and Miss Hazel Mrs. William Fisher left last vMCooney ' Gi-ant-st. Sunday Wednesday, for a visit at Senwere Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Col- The Ministerial .Association ecaville , wiUt her son and llns. Mr. and Mrs. D. Pauley, Monday April 8 at the Mid· daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. (If. and Mrs. H. A. King, Gal- dleport Church ol Christ with Normao Fisher. . Jlpolis, Miss Maude Taylor. Rev . Fred . Gardener as host. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warns- II ~Jister of Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Rev. Marvm Dawson, cha1r- ley and daughter, June ·,nJ Mrs. Pe01 I VanCOQn~Y of man, presided during the busi· visited Sunday with the Masonll Middleport . session when plans were Fisher family, 1 · · Mr. ~nd Mrs. Roher! Jay of made for the Union Good Fri· Mr. and Mrs. William p.,,ker II Colum'bus spent the weekend in ~y Services to be held at the and son of Columbus spent Su11·ll MiddletlQI'\ where they visited F i r s t United Presbyterian day with his mother Mrs. ~'f~lth~:~:~M~r~s·~:~~Church Friday evening at ?:30 ward Parker, MlnersvUie. ~ p. m. with ministers of the Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Fisher churches i~ Middleport parUd· and sons Kenneth and Donald of Akron arrived Saturday for a Plans were also made lor the visit with relatives. Mr. Fisher Vacation-Bible School to be and son Dorlttld rehlfned borne i ' t I' I l ' ' ''f I ~rated ~· TO-;I :·: TODD 1 '. .wJ; Am••· - ----- - ..... :......0. -· · - . .. 'QTICil OUR OFFICE WILL 8E CLQSED ON AP~IL 12 &r..m•to reduce In i labor mtplus. arO(II. 'l'lle grant. along wilh lng local lljllds, will seov,age facllll}> COIIItrueUoo beghl b)' July 12. · • • • dresses_ IG.95 a summer of sheer loveliness in easy-care Dacron • polyester 'Fh~se crisp, airy, very feminine fashions for 1 1G.95 wonderfully carefree summer. Crease-resistant, washable,' little or no ironing. Perfect for your non-stop ' • living and the PRES-ENT PERFECT for SPRING and EASTER WEAR only the LOOK is expensive. StO··~- 3. , .. 1. Easy-Into, pearl)' ' ' . I ;: ) buttone~ .coachman drest. Scroll-splashed 100% Dacron•. For half·slzeflattery, tklrt 11 ~th front and back, flat pinta at ltdll. Gold, green or blue with whH,. 12-20; 12}(·24)(. 2. Matching embroidered lace, delle8te tucklno, l-inch hem. 100% Oacro!'l". For f'!llt,size flattery, aklrt Ia omootll front IUid"backo flat plaats a\llldto. ·; Blue, pinko mtnt·graan.12-2D: 12)!-11')(, s. Lavloh dyod-fo.motoh lace, pocketed ol!lrt Silky bioodcloth of66% Doclon•, IIi% cotton. Blue, balflo, plnk.12-2D: 121!·24)(. . •: Box ptaattcl coatdreooln pol~ay otrlped YOI,Io.of 85%Dacron•,36% cotton~ Black; blue or dark·oretn wnh whtte. 12·20: 12)(-24)(. 15. Schlffll embroidery from nackll~a 10 tl-lnch hom. AWOL Pair Is ~::1 Held In Jail ·~bWr.. 1CO" Dacron•. For haif-tlze flattery1 aklrt It &rf!OOth front and bac~ flat plaata ollltleo. Mint groon, bluo, ptnk.12·2D: 12)(,24)!. ' o- and Jockot In floral print YO!" Or ~ · Dacron•, 36% cotiDn. Plnl!, blue. QOld. 12·20; 12)(-24)(, . Patriot e. Church . Mrs. Cochran, who bnd ...,~ 11 il1 for several yean, was moth~r of Mrs, Marie Ha11Vkil>B II of M1ddlepo~t. The body he at the Miller Home lor nerals m Gallipolk w he friends may call untO time services. Burial will be In cemetery adjoining the Metho-[1 dist church at Patriot. ... ~,,.,..,.,.... ...._.,.,..,.,.._... GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. George Joho-11 son of Middleport entertained Sunday with a dinner 1n hollllt' II of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank HyaeD of Rutland, celebrated their lilty.flfth wedding annlveraary. Attending dinner were Mr. aDd Mrs. Pearl HyseD, .and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Elmer Hysell, Jjaugbter, Con· . nie, of Rutland. A gold color Ischeme was carried out in the decorated cake and flowers and gifts received by the couple. This is the 30th dinner a1111ll· :I versary Mra. Jollllloo bad bad for her parenls. The Saxophone quartet of GOOD • Ohio, under public worb RATED EXCElLENT IN OBSERVANCE OF FRIDAY .. Funeral servl(~es for M r Ethie Jane Coehran, age 72, Patriot, who died SUnday moorn-11 ing at Holzer In polis will be held at the 1o Jactsonvllle ·E aster 1. Cochran SertJiee• T B Wed ->-· o e . neau.u;r 1 p.m. '*··l fMI Atherif'~~nty, year . Rev. Howard Sunday and Mrs. Fisher and ,;Jbe Association commended 11\e corpmunity-spirit exhibited t'be recent Sabin Oral-vaccihe SUnday. The ministers comtnltted themselves to the continued sport of this program., W.JI_..,.;~r..; ·.-:pru l0.1l The Association further recc~ .. -.·I!OT OPI.N IIII ~~~:~f ~a~n•d ofcommended the the medical _P,;,r.;hf,. .,"y'"th"',-u''w-i'd " "'',.n..u--,- staffs, · in contributing to the -·_......... A '1112-17 public good and the welfare of D[...J'•. Meigs Countians through the "SCCN"OJ' FLUIBill" inutoal and significant demon· CtechD.icolor) stration of unity and cooperFred lif4c:::M~ay, Nancy 01- atlon. ~. ~naa Wynn, Leon Ty. !,~; ' 'l;o\Toiny .Kirk, Joanna RETURN 1'0 MICmGAN 1\foo" ~hadfe Ruaf.., ~,eMr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and '!II Elliott Reid, Ed daughter, Carleen. have return:::i~. _Ken Murra;r, ·Stu~:i-t ed to their home in Pontiac, i;ii!MJ Cortoono Mich. after having .been called here due to t h e Illness a n d death of her aunt, Mrs . Char· ··Admt11ion: 7Dc " 40~ lotte Perrin. • Middleport band receiVed excellent rating at the solo and ensemble eompetition held at Kent State last Friday. bers were Forrest Bacbtel, carol &ott, Karen Bachner, and Michl Lloyd. They wero companied by Eugene Gberke, Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. Paul Schoo, David Wiley and Judy Wildermuth. • 4. 10~95 1.0.95 . .. ' - Visit The Busy Reedy To w..r ·oeperi ment On The s.am.;·Flci4i: FOr A eo,n. plete Selection Qf Reedy To Weer.FOrW omen & Children 1nd ' " ''ilb.fhkls First Floor For The Acce11orl.. Yo~ll Need To Comp. . Y~ :~~. OUtfit. ." ' Gloves - Hendbegs - Sclrh - Hosiery ..,.. Jellitelty• •ndlJJijJ-ri•;·' . '. I ' ' ' •• . • ' , . 1G.95 . ' .wll ,·\ OHIO ~ty • enttne· ......... I . . . ElfiLIJ' . . . ']jo ilf atns otld D•W)ii}11\IP..,IU1ies 11<111 ~ Tueaday a I met was named Dean of Kenneth remained tor a weeks School with Mrs. Paul visit with her parents, Mr. · Kal "Fischer II Thei!!S to be Assistant·Dean . Mrs. Henry Roush, Racine. was announced that an or- Mrs. Ruth Goodnite of New . -and. -.-v~t .... "THr SICUT P'Ait'rNIR" ganizational meeting to make Haven, W. Vs. Is .,...~ 05 this _ ,Wiii).Stewlrt Granger plans for th~ school will be week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~•!14 Hai• Har.,.,.t held Tuesday, April 16, at 6:30 Harris and family. · . m. at the Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzllng members of last years staff were visitors in Columbua last Thqr, _.. PrJ, . Apr. 11·12 and volunteers for this year Friday. ~ Cantlnflas in r · . ,., "" P!PI'' · being asked to attend the Mrs. Mu Meinharl apent the Plua· 3tl. Gllffi Stars meetin~ in order lor plans to weekend wilh relative• In (~lnem,fCOp~ & Color) be completed. lumbus. · · -and- · ·· 1 The ministers believe the Mr. and Mrs. Fred: Dessauerll · "CAL'FUC:t ' John Mel'jvale', Dfd.i Sullivan Vac~"tion Bible School is 8 must s~t the weekend at St. tile COI1IIIjllnily children and . b'l"'· W. Va. with Mr. and Mra. urging all parents to con- Albert Hendricks. II sicler any help they might of. • ' Ministers Plan Union Services, held this ' · YEA'IHEI Pair, .... ...., . . , . . . Memorial Hospital Issue Joji I e I"··~ ' Mrs. Bury! White of Char· Gregg . NOWYOUDOW ~ \1--- ~. .. ' ·' ~ r j ,; ' - 0.· 0. PatRulland; Lorry Jtawk, ~Bookman, - .. • ._;..·. � 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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