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' '''·"/.'! )' SATURDAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE ELB IN ·~ ~ ' Italy, The ., ,.. STOit'ti BACK OF AIR RAIDS TOLD CARTOON FI~ST SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ''CASH ON DEMAND'' .' , I 11HEROES DIE YOUNG" -ALSO- er aU!es lined up teilay 1P backlill nedy'o plan lor a multi-natiOn nueleat ~!18t COIII-I I ~' .; ' •• .' . 'I'Qrkei' eil ··· ~kt ., Plllf' . . . 'l'i'Nt . y . CouneU; • •• Or Motte ':.;. ' �-, ~-.- -.. . ~ ' 4 lj' • 14 :'·. 90[ I:l: • .( 0 :1009f,Obllf·V(f.'•1'o"< fo~~ ....'! "?' ·~ ~.~ . ' ' " .. . News The Daily &ntinel • l Dozen Sure Ways To Go Broke I . Things Not Going \Veil For Kremlin In The Middle East ' Tell your city flther1, county commU. sloners, lodges and sen-tee elubs how to run things. If they can't see it your way, blast them in a letter to the editor, especially if you really don't have reasons. Don't attend convention• or meetings. But if you do, don't take in the meet· ings, or listen to the panels. However, Never raise your prices. Your custom- should you by mistake hear of a good ers IIY they are too high now. Y o u r idea don 't write it down, you may be > compelition,Jhinks they're too low. Your able to think of It later. You hope not. margin i111't Important, really. Insist that your clerks who walt on Nner paint the inside of your store. customers have a cigarette dangling Keep It lookin& like an old blacksmith from their lips. shop. Dirty floors and cases won't be no· Don't check stock that II arrived licetble • 111d it wlll be much harder to the shipping list. Who cares what against find lhlnl•· you got? Never elean or sweep your floors. Let employes stall during the day so Your cu1tomen will think you are busy. Don't live an employee any authority they can get in a lot of overtime. Above all, never Iiston to advice from or ruponliblllty. J)o It all yourself. a successful busine~man. He lmowt noDon't use any cost control sy1tem1. The lut IUY who ran the store didn't, thing: He waa just lucky. so wily lhould you. There arc sure ways to success and IUrer ways to go broke. Following are a few observations made while listen· 1111 in on conversations at conventions and meeUngs. SbOuld any business man want to ,&!1 broke just u1e. these recom· mendations. .·•• .... ::"'! Rifles Were The A11swer Before th~· Rennaissance Irish (barely touched There Oughtta Be A Law: AI~ river tows running at any· thing UJ1er than a turtle's speed up or down .the Ohio river iafront of p'omeroy when flo$water"llo xnst store disf .rhe w . •• call . / and do play ..,jndows.,... breatfthe expensive glass. "" by the enlightenment 6lr the Re\'nals· sance). On his own little piece of ground he did exactly as he pleased. It wao nobody's busine~. just nobody's, what he did on it. That seems to be like some river captains today. In 'days of old if that were to happen there~"'u some right smart shootin' that l&'L. ciur .business man grabbed his squirrel rltle{nd blal:ed away at the of· fending boat and its crew (who naturally took cover behind a bulkhead). A heck of a1ot of peopll!'still live like Times change. Perhaps some full-of vinegar 'M a in Street habitant, if the water gets in stores again with the river's current rise, will polish up his rifle and send off a few warning blasts over t_he wheelhouses of offending tows, it there are any. 7 -· NOTICE SALE ON ·ALL "WHITE" Demonstrator Sewhfg Machines ZIG·ZAG WAS $159.50 Foreman & Abbott Buys Deluxe Straight Stitch •• . WAS $119.50 ..•. . . .. . • Direct From Philco Distributor Edgar Abbott oJ Foreman & Abbott bas just returned from the Philco distribntor's warehouse sale where he was able to take advantage of some truly remarkable bar· gains. His good fortune h your guarantee of nvings while these sale items last. Hur· ry ••. s.. FOREMAN & ABBOIT today! Here's proof that Philco .. . a subsidiary of the Ford Motor Co. • • really means busi· NOW $79.50 Economy Straight Stitch 0 Voice Of Broadway •• Reportmg WAS $69.50 o NOW $49.50 ness I You've Never S11v.. . · So Muehl .~ .· ~- =~. · ll DQiiQTHY KILGAL'CEN BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Kim.~ Novak has bePn 1given a week off trom her actin~ chores in "Of Hu· man Bondage" so she can devote all her time' to her dress desogner beau, LouiS Feralid who has cross•d the Channel to visifb~r in 'Dublin. You'd think, with a vehicl~ like "Bondage" facing her, she'd do betler to spend a week with an acting coach than with a couturier, but the brass Jl Seven ·Arts satd yes when Kim asked fl>r the vacation, on the theory tha!. If LOuis makes her happy and gives her that bi.x office glow, e1•erybody's better off : . . AI Byron, writer of the rock 'n' roll hit "Roses Are Red," is w1·iting the aud lyrics for a musical show titled "Th&.F1ip Side," which Bobby Darm has decided on as h1s starrmg vehtcle for Broodway next sea;on. The whole pro· jed ta · ~upposed to be top secret. but now ~u know, and may Heaven help us all . . . . . The manager of the Kingston Trio, Frank Werbet,' ·a being sued lor separate maintenance by Carel Rowe. his wif$1 of a little over a year. She says, 1 'l've always heard he made a million dollars .a year- now I'll find out~" . . . Rom!UJce item guaranteed to get abso· lut~ nowhere: Mort Sahl :md Sharman Douglas. Sharman is a dif!icult-to-please young wo'man, and since Mort doesn't even bother to ,try to please young \\'Omen, it should)'be stalemate time sooll. boo\ i Despite the newspaper strike, it's tougher to get tickets for "How To Succeed" now than when it first opened a year and a half ago. Ask any,broker ... A famous singer, in debt because o! a series of big gamhhn~ l..,.es, had to peddle a $250,000 ptece of Las Vegas property for far less •.han it was worth, 10 he could pay off fast ... One of the airlines is passing out free tours of the Hollywpod !ilm studios to New Yorkers who ~uy round !.rip tickets to the West Coasf and back. This is always ~n espe· cially big laugh to the transportation departments of the major studios. who &r! regular customers of the airline but couldn't care less about touring the JOUnd stage• Long Island's cabana elubs plan to cut their entertainment budget< this coming season. Many head· llnars who played the island last Summer did disappOinting business. despite the impressive sums shelled .out for their sen-ires. roles . . . The nephew of a well-known Miami Beach hotel operator checked In· to the Plaza Hotel in New York wtth three pals and ran ''P a $400 room ser· vice bill in just two days. When he was threatened by the police, he raised a commotion about bein~ "insulted," and told the management to send the bill to his uncle. The tab finally was paid by the uncle lit includ•d a S106 order for dinner for four) and the sharpies were thrown out on their eat'S .. .. . . Arthur Miller -~ ·considering Swedish actress Carolyn Larson for a play he's currently writing .. Broderick Crawford has been ailing with the flu , but he plans lobe In Chicago with his wife Joan, on Aprtl lsi. He'll support her in lighting a custody suit filed by her former husband, Dav1d Gold, who wan:S o:omplete charge of their eight-year-old daughter, Lauren. Several of our deiense department officials aren 't overjoyed about our spy-inthe-sky satellites They don't feel they do as much genuine .:pyin~ as a well· trained agent or gnod aenal phologra· phy, which might be riskier but is far more effective . . The Conference of Personal Managers East, made up of the top-ranking managers in show business, are planning to play hosts at a free par· ty for New York orphans. They'll supply a big Broadway !.heater and gllttertng ,,p erformers to amuse the kids . . . Mrs. Daisy Bates, the leadmg l~dy in the Little Rock school integration crisis of a few years back. has made further news. by divorcing her husbanc, an NAACP fteld secretary . . . Adlai Stevenson Is sched· uled to speak at De Paul University's an· nual dinner on Mav 9th ... Just when everyone in the music business thought that "Mack the Knife" had been milked for everything the tune was worth, Peggy Lee introduced a nPw bossa nova ver· sion in her act at Basin Street East, and it sounds marvelous all over again. She'll eventually make a recording of the updated arrangement. 1963 PhiJm WY 2-Q20 Will Meet On Friday Night r eking watching, U Mill St. t h'. BRIEFCASE 19 PORTABiE T.V. Mlddtoport embarraumtnt . WEIGHS only 35 ~'fa~o yet has many P bag set features! Now's your chance to buy second set at a real Fft~!\j~~= est savings! Philco Briefcase ~ means you'll travel ... and travel li2ht. Mllb Your S.lectlono Now from Our Now Spring Llno. Model 3221-BE B. H. SANBORN Jeweler-Optometrist Model 4871 MR MILL IT, MIDDLEPORT Famous Phllco picture at a Ifabullou1 low sale price! Patentl!ll COOL CHASSIS Con· dependablllty and per· forma1oce. Giant 23" overall Pork Chops 39• ( CINnR I 59( LOIN CUTSFIRST CUTS-- Ohio Valley SAUSAGE - aLL BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT SWISHER & LOHSE 69~ diagonal measurement. 282 1 in. viewable area. A 1963 maded with Pbllco extras! ~·25 PER WEEK ., ............... NEW 1963 DOLLY Mlli'IIION Salad Dressing ,___;;, •. 39c QUICK 'N' QUIET Dries faster! HUN.T• •- ,21>11 lito Peach Hal"es LADY T - - 21>!!1lil • '· \'" I , P~h' Ha v-.· :1 ' ... • 1 • 29c ' •I .. ~ . ' .1-l '!~ '~i- j ••• WE ARE .PRESCRIPTION SPECIAUSTS ~· 111 .itht ,...,. ___.:::.::.---t. . .,,u tolorl.. loot Johnnr IIIC- • "'"" uW Mlrtha ,.._.tly. Ruffs and freshens as it dries I ...... IMP 'phartnacy' ..... ~ 1\Mdtcl!l"'l" ' ' ..., It,..., lout • • MoGel D-632 ,.,.ration, .lohMJ, ' ,...,, .. 0 , . . . . .- , - on '-'•"' •. wtnor oa tho Clothes Dryer · el2 Lb. Capacity e Porcelain Cylinder DRYERS FROM_ FOREMAN&AB ' ..-.; . ,, PHONE· WY 2-5321 $12888 �-, ~-.- -.. . ~ ' 4 lj' • 14 :'·. 90[ I:l: • .( 0 :1009f,Obllf·V(f.'•1'o"< fo~~ ....'! "?' ·~ ~.~ . ' ' " .. . News The Daily &ntinel • l Dozen Sure Ways To Go Broke I . Things Not Going \Veil For Kremlin In The Middle East ' Tell your city flther1, county commU. sloners, lodges and sen-tee elubs how to run things. If they can't see it your way, blast them in a letter to the editor, especially if you really don't have reasons. Don't attend convention• or meetings. But if you do, don't take in the meet· ings, or listen to the panels. However, Never raise your prices. Your custom- should you by mistake hear of a good ers IIY they are too high now. Y o u r idea don 't write it down, you may be > compelition,Jhinks they're too low. Your able to think of It later. You hope not. margin i111't Important, really. Insist that your clerks who walt on Nner paint the inside of your store. customers have a cigarette dangling Keep It lookin& like an old blacksmith from their lips. shop. Dirty floors and cases won't be no· Don't check stock that II arrived licetble • 111d it wlll be much harder to the shipping list. Who cares what against find lhlnl•· you got? Never elean or sweep your floors. Let employes stall during the day so Your cu1tomen will think you are busy. Don't live an employee any authority they can get in a lot of overtime. Above all, never Iiston to advice from or ruponliblllty. J)o It all yourself. a successful busine~man. He lmowt noDon't use any cost control sy1tem1. The lut IUY who ran the store didn't, thing: He waa just lucky. so wily lhould you. There arc sure ways to success and IUrer ways to go broke. Following are a few observations made while listen· 1111 in on conversations at conventions and meeUngs. SbOuld any business man want to ,&!1 broke just u1e. these recom· mendations. .·•• .... ::"'! Rifles Were The A11swer Before th~· Rennaissance Irish (barely touched There Oughtta Be A Law: AI~ river tows running at any· thing UJ1er than a turtle's speed up or down .the Ohio river iafront of p'omeroy when flo$water"llo xnst store disf .rhe w . •• call . / and do play ..,jndows.,... breatfthe expensive glass. "" by the enlightenment 6lr the Re\'nals· sance). On his own little piece of ground he did exactly as he pleased. It wao nobody's busine~. just nobody's, what he did on it. That seems to be like some river captains today. In 'days of old if that were to happen there~"'u some right smart shootin' that l&'L. ciur .business man grabbed his squirrel rltle{nd blal:ed away at the of· fending boat and its crew (who naturally took cover behind a bulkhead). A heck of a1ot of peopll!'still live like Times change. Perhaps some full-of vinegar 'M a in Street habitant, if the water gets in stores again with the river's current rise, will polish up his rifle and send off a few warning blasts over t_he wheelhouses of offending tows, it there are any. 7 -· NOTICE SALE ON ·ALL "WHITE" Demonstrator Sewhfg Machines ZIG·ZAG WAS $159.50 Foreman & Abbott Buys Deluxe Straight Stitch •• . WAS $119.50 ..•. . . .. . • Direct From Philco Distributor Edgar Abbott oJ Foreman & Abbott bas just returned from the Philco distribntor's warehouse sale where he was able to take advantage of some truly remarkable bar· gains. His good fortune h your guarantee of nvings while these sale items last. Hur· ry ••. s.. FOREMAN & ABBOIT today! Here's proof that Philco .. . a subsidiary of the Ford Motor Co. • • really means busi· NOW $79.50 Economy Straight Stitch 0 Voice Of Broadway •• Reportmg WAS $69.50 o NOW $49.50 ness I You've Never S11v.. . · So Muehl .~ .· ~- =~. · ll DQiiQTHY KILGAL'CEN BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Kim.~ Novak has bePn 1given a week off trom her actin~ chores in "Of Hu· man Bondage" so she can devote all her time' to her dress desogner beau, LouiS Feralid who has cross•d the Channel to visifb~r in 'Dublin. You'd think, with a vehicl~ like "Bondage" facing her, she'd do betler to spend a week with an acting coach than with a couturier, but the brass Jl Seven ·Arts satd yes when Kim asked fl>r the vacation, on the theory tha!. If LOuis makes her happy and gives her that bi.x office glow, e1•erybody's better off : . . AI Byron, writer of the rock 'n' roll hit "Roses Are Red," is w1·iting the aud lyrics for a musical show titled "Th&.F1ip Side," which Bobby Darm has decided on as h1s starrmg vehtcle for Broodway next sea;on. The whole pro· jed ta · ~upposed to be top secret. but now ~u know, and may Heaven help us all . . . . . The manager of the Kingston Trio, Frank Werbet,' ·a being sued lor separate maintenance by Carel Rowe. his wif$1 of a little over a year. She says, 1 'l've always heard he made a million dollars .a year- now I'll find out~" . . . Rom!UJce item guaranteed to get abso· lut~ nowhere: Mort Sahl :md Sharman Douglas. Sharman is a dif!icult-to-please young wo'man, and since Mort doesn't even bother to ,try to please young \\'Omen, it should)'be stalemate time sooll. boo\ i Despite the newspaper strike, it's tougher to get tickets for "How To Succeed" now than when it first opened a year and a half ago. Ask any,broker ... A famous singer, in debt because o! a series of big gamhhn~ l..,.es, had to peddle a $250,000 ptece of Las Vegas property for far less •.han it was worth, 10 he could pay off fast ... One of the airlines is passing out free tours of the Hollywpod !ilm studios to New Yorkers who ~uy round !.rip tickets to the West Coasf and back. This is always ~n espe· cially big laugh to the transportation departments of the major studios. who &r! regular customers of the airline but couldn't care less about touring the JOUnd stage• Long Island's cabana elubs plan to cut their entertainment budget< this coming season. Many head· llnars who played the island last Summer did disappOinting business. despite the impressive sums shelled .out for their sen-ires. roles . . . The nephew of a well-known Miami Beach hotel operator checked In· to the Plaza Hotel in New York wtth three pals and ran ''P a $400 room ser· vice bill in just two days. When he was threatened by the police, he raised a commotion about bein~ "insulted," and told the management to send the bill to his uncle. The tab finally was paid by the uncle lit includ•d a S106 order for dinner for four) and the sharpies were thrown out on their eat'S .. .. . . Arthur Miller -~ ·considering Swedish actress Carolyn Larson for a play he's currently writing .. Broderick Crawford has been ailing with the flu , but he plans lobe In Chicago with his wife Joan, on Aprtl lsi. He'll support her in lighting a custody suit filed by her former husband, Dav1d Gold, who wan:S o:omplete charge of their eight-year-old daughter, Lauren. Several of our deiense department officials aren 't overjoyed about our spy-inthe-sky satellites They don't feel they do as much genuine .:pyin~ as a well· trained agent or gnod aenal phologra· phy, which might be riskier but is far more effective . . The Conference of Personal Managers East, made up of the top-ranking managers in show business, are planning to play hosts at a free par· ty for New York orphans. They'll supply a big Broadway !.heater and gllttertng ,,p erformers to amuse the kids . . . Mrs. Daisy Bates, the leadmg l~dy in the Little Rock school integration crisis of a few years back. has made further news. by divorcing her husbanc, an NAACP fteld secretary . . . Adlai Stevenson Is sched· uled to speak at De Paul University's an· nual dinner on Mav 9th ... Just when everyone in the music business thought that "Mack the Knife" had been milked for everything the tune was worth, Peggy Lee introduced a nPw bossa nova ver· sion in her act at Basin Street East, and it sounds marvelous all over again. She'll eventually make a recording of the updated arrangement. 1963 PhiJm WY 2-Q20 Will Meet On Friday Night r eking watching, U Mill St. t h'. BRIEFCASE 19 PORTABiE T.V. Mlddtoport embarraumtnt . WEIGHS only 35 ~'fa~o yet has many P bag set features! Now's your chance to buy second set at a real Fft~!\j~~= est savings! Philco Briefcase ~ means you'll travel ... and travel li2ht. Mllb Your S.lectlono Now from Our Now Spring Llno. Model 3221-BE B. H. SANBORN Jeweler-Optometrist Model 4871 MR MILL IT, MIDDLEPORT Famous Phllco picture at a Ifabullou1 low sale price! Patentl!ll COOL CHASSIS Con· dependablllty and per· forma1oce. Giant 23" overall Pork Chops 39• ( CINnR I 59( LOIN CUTSFIRST CUTS-- Ohio Valley SAUSAGE - aLL BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT SWISHER & LOHSE 69~ diagonal measurement. 282 1 in. viewable area. A 1963 maded with Pbllco extras! ~·25 PER WEEK ., ............... NEW 1963 DOLLY Mlli'IIION Salad Dressing ,___;;, •. 39c QUICK 'N' QUIET Dries faster! HUN.T• •- ,21>11 lito Peach Hal"es LADY T - - 21>!!1lil • '· \'" I , P~h' Ha v-.· :1 ' ... • 1 • 29c ' •I .. ~ . ' .1-l '!~ '~i- j ••• WE ARE .PRESCRIPTION SPECIAUSTS ~· 111 .itht ,...,. ___.:::.::.---t. . .,,u tolorl.. loot Johnnr IIIC- • "'"" uW Mlrtha ,.._.tly. Ruffs and freshens as it dries I ...... IMP 'phartnacy' ..... ~ 1\Mdtcl!l"'l" ' ' ..., It,..., lout • • MoGel D-632 ,.,.ration, .lohMJ, ' ,...,, .. 0 , . . . . .- , - on '-'•"' •. wtnor oa tho Clothes Dryer · el2 Lb. Capacity e Porcelain Cylinder DRYERS FROM_ FOREMAN&AB ' ..-.; . ,, PHONE· WY 2-5321 $12888 �' , •' • • • East Tech, ~!:'"*~:~~ •'arren Meet .._h .. u. Jn Ref110Da • I Co!lch wii·n Honors . . ·!Columbus East . ~ . ~ ft' - }'~e Daily Sentinel ' CloYelutl ~ a1n<e Jorry 1M 001 1,11 113 plojoing with · )Iiddie town In Jhe IB5II Illite toumame,ot 1oere. . • " I jwnpedjrankod . P.rJ. GE 0 . E. l'reneb 10 tllal Prtnell -ld boast of one geo<l Its }oun<l durb!l bit baoliaa Hr· OOol performance at 17 IONRT GIIJMM UDder Hll'l'o tuteiqw, iho t.alljnlnt included Bob Ftey' .r lliono-,rollecl over Cotltral Di>trlct tour. COLUMBUS IUPII - Bob HIJ'I Tigon romped 1o • Columbuo field St. Peter's, Bm Yenoel ~ fTteY oppooitlon with very little o1 Collllllblu Eftll. who fourth in the .' wlde jc tayton NOI'Ihmont. Den Stahl of !rouble <ll1d DOW tall• on lln>nger ~, . ' I from .,.J1 toot to heod cooch of ratinp lJ1cl compiled • 21o1 ..... .Zanesville, Don Boker of lllar ioQ DI'I'Qiititto ill lbe Gonloiii!IS~ CLEVJ:LAND IUPU _ , Cleve- · Gomer ' ....,nd-hoK produ~ one of the 1 tote'o top buketball on1 going tnlo lbll woek'o region· Harding ud Dale ' R<icheitbochollbll w..kend. lllld Ea8l Tech roJJod ovor waa n..rlj> an !be ocortn~ by tft< I I ,4 teaJIIll ill ooe ..aaon, lodoy . wu 1aJ toomament ploy. . Elyria. i • nolive_ Ill eoiumbuo, Hart Ctevoland Ellt fHI ond w..,... ~=~~~ -=~ ~ro med United Presl tntornaliooolj hi boUotm by the II to• Hart succeeds Merv McCollum •ent to OhiO Weeleyan, whore j>e Harding ~ Akron South 14- lb " ' Ohio high - 1 Claso M coach· ·te 1 and coachos ~ ~ of Hamillon Tart who won the roomed wltb JaoJsle MOO(<!,•• l9l'• 1111 (n Closa M ~ high """'· I _.._ ..... · . 1. . of-the-yeor 1..- l913. <'..':"oo~ vo1o ov~ P:ul top hoonr a yea; ago l!ld then m"! heed ....,h ·at Eall and ,1!155 ~ool boolc_etboU tournomeot play ) ,The lanky Warren center .,.j. 4·Daily S~ntinel, Pomeroy·Mtddyeport, 0., Mar. 21, lvo3 Hart served •• ~sislant men· Walker of Mi!ldtelowa · and Tom went on 10 take the alate chom· UP\;ooaeh of the Y'""· llqo,.e WOdneldoy niJbt 1o meet each rleCted ur bukol.o 111d 12 freo . . tor of the Capital C•l7 boaketheU )"rericb of .D . to Cha i de plonship. Hart'• team could very lelt all ty.oo yeora Ifill Jo Oollcli other for the rog!onol tltlo and pullod down II re team aeven seaSOIII belori taking both 0f ho II)' n...~el ~t= ln. well repeet thio feat. at Wnlnut lli(Jgt . • new auburban aljjbt. .r 1 fU ft' J..d over the hood job Jut fall. He w m were ~ e . CoiumiiUilcllool. . I turned a team with four return- I11 starta. Eaot's only aetbock oftbe com· Llket Ru·l l l d The unbeaten Sc""abl ran Jim Lig'""" led the defeat.;.. MONDAY MIXED LI!.\GVE 1ng lettermen from an IJ.IZ com· I Looe Loo By Point . poigd was a orte-point lo"' al Hart's firsl eoaching job waa • 11reoord 1o :101-0~ Th<y led · wilh 17 P.,ints. · ST.\NDINGS poip tho YN' bof..o ink> a will· A total of 42 coacii_H re<eYied Deyton (:hamlllllde. Featuring a M~ter Jn Adamo County, Jibe hal! but lillderdDf! Ealt The vlclory wao Warren's 21111 · · W•IMl ,ner. nom1nations. Others m the run- Jfast ~ brelk oftense, the Tigers where his team went all the way the margin •nd mewed three lou es, wbUe Akron, Bee Cees . I& I · -:- to tho rl!{jional finala i In tourna.lthree .potnto oo one occaslm. · flnbhed whh a 21·S mark. IX 0 Allltand on 11 I ment !'dkm. Ht .. ...~ at P<.. East Tech ohootl I . A spot ,in U!• •tale tournamlillt Syracuse DriVI In 11 I ~ biea; JW!Ction City ...... Wetltine • OIJ 01' .. ColUmbus lll!rdl ill •• ATLANTA IUPH -The illour· Tbe Neighhorl 10 14 .N , Me!llorial ' in Licking County 1>e-jco=:'e ::"!~"':: tnnlght'o battle betwem wbo lold .r on .U.ged Ball I · Cham 7 17 · _ lore becOming on asaistant under ~ ~ nd Iiull<* llllli Cleveland. 1 foolltall lis hu offered tn submit The Adams I It Mcrore .it East. j Ch ~~-urp 11 · ...:~ · . '""trutk oerwn"-il Alab•mo aee l~U .,~ arne ,..,__ ·- · · ·........ - - .. ...S Paul IBear) Bryant and M. Bowen 1111 .~ · l:J ' '· Despite lht•ee H ool;5-inch• lloys to lead the Wlnnora, foilowetl ~~• nv •m~u ,.,_ Genrgio Athletic Director J . Chesher 44t on· the starting oquad, llart llkes iFred Harris w1!11 18. LAKELAND,·FJo. IUPil - Man- ' Wollaeo Butta will join him. B. Bowen 644 <EDITORS NOTI! - Tblo II No Bl( No_, while losing only one with Savan· the run-and-shoot ~ffenoe, pat· iLeob waoiAlp_man let East 'Bob S<heffing and outfieldThe offer waa made Wednesday H. Chesher 488 &he tllln ., • dilpalc!lla 01 One thing he does admit is that nab Jasl season. Only trouble is terhed after Moore:s fine teams 16 ~~nnts as his team bowed Rctcky Colavito, of the Detroit night by the attorney for George Total 1888 tile JIBS ~pectl of ,o.e 111ajol his club does not have any big· he Isn't in camp for he still is at East. ~lth a _l?-6 record. TigerJ were lined soo each Wed-Burnett tn learning that Butts Won 3 Lost I 1e baseball rlubll. name power bitten. 'playing out his pro[essiona\' b;ls· "We mak~ ml~takes when we ;. The #-point effort of for d run-in with National flew to "neutral" Tbe Adan ":, LEO B. PETERSEN "But we have fellows who can ketball contFact with the Detroit run, I stJJI our Frank Walsh durklok I lie detector test which his A. Nease 394 VPI aper1a E411&or sting the ball pretty hard," he Piston.s. "" game, Hart said. . Warren Harding to .its •an exhibition game with th• attorney and the man who ~ave D. Worner 41Z SARASOTA, Flo. IUPil- Man- adds. "But we hopo he will be l'l'ady Although ralo<l fourth, behind · Eut tech. Phlllleo Lost · lht tell said he passed with fly· I M Warner 298 eger AI Lopez maintains his Chi-! He expecta that sting to come soon aft~ the season opew," Middletown. Chammade and lag colors." A. Nease 4M cago WhJte Sox "will be all :from outfielders Jim Landis, says LQpez. ICleveland East _Tech, some Handicap 174 r't ht" In 1M.. 1Mike Hershberger and Floyd , · observers. o( h1gh school bask~ Butta was the third person to 1112 gH ~think8 t•· •a wr·n lRob"tnson· infielders Joe CuMing- He d better be, or Lopez may ball beheve Columbus East has announce that he .had taken a lie ' Total e even ""Y '" n ' fall short on pitching the h all th t detector te!it a!i a resul or a Woa I Lost ~ the American League pennant. ham, Nellie FOJt. Ron Hansen · ' orses to go e way n growing controversy and investi"It depends on my pitehing and and rookie Pete Ward and eatch- He is banking a lot on Ward. jtuornament play. '· gatoins that spilled out or a story Tbe NeiPbort · the left side of my infield." he ers Camllio Carreon and Sherm who was obtained from the Baltl· If the Tigers get out of the.Can· 1n thiJ week's issue of the Sat· D. Ash -490 sayl!l. "If ' it is going to bt as ,Loilar. more orioles along with Hansen, ton Regional, they will become urday Evening Post, V. Craig 386 good u I think It is, we 'JI beat For pitching he Is banking on Wilhelm and outfielder Dave the nrst Columbus team ID the Buntett alleges in the magazine M. Murray 455 the Yankees." Ray Herbert, Juan Pizarro, J~ Nicholson for shortstop Luis Apa· state · tourney since CoJUrribus article that b1 1 quiik of the G. Craig 480 He itm't fmdlng many baaeball Horlen. John Buzhardt and rook1e ricio and AI Smith. North ended Middletown's fabueti!etnmic age he was plugged in- Handicap • 117 ptpole agreeing with bim. but Da\o'e Debusschere as starters "Yoo don't givf up players like 1lous 76·game winning streak and to a telephoue conversation be- Total 1881 . there II one thlng to remember. 1with Frank Baumann, Edd.ie Aparicio and Smith without get- then dropped a ••.sudden death" tween Butts and Bryant and heard SYRACUSE Drive Ia The Yankees have been beaten Fisher, Dom ZaMi and Joyt Wil- ting run value in return,•• he overtime decision to East Tech the former athletie director give l A. fiylvester ~62 only twice since he started man- helm behind them. ' points. lil'l the 1967 event. details of the plays Georgia would ~ lttgels 502 aginH: In the league in 1951 and "A lot depends on Debus---~=-==---==-'WE CAN HU.P YOU WITH THAT use in the game with Ala!Hima E. Sylvester 415 both times Lopn did i t - frrst schere," he points oot. "He is Weve .been weak at third base 1 l ..Q fll 1&.Jast Sept. 22. c. Ingels S38 Iwith the Cleveland Indian• In 1954 1going Jo make u big and H could on<(hln !bel buliedpen·-~hwle twihinkh PAYMENT AND OTHER BILLS. • T t 1 2017 . Wit"h t he Wh'lte Sox in , beth'11'1 year." /we pugg tuuM: oea Alabama, favored to win bv 17 oa and agalb W rdave nd W'lhel W th' t k 8 1 points, ran away with the g~me. Woa • Lo!lt 0 1959 Beaus Bl!'.by a • m. e m One ellll loan here can pay tor 1.~0. j can't 1ee any reason why I Debusschere i!l the high priced ~~nps:· :~ ~~~ro:gpaer,i~t, '1ltt art icle said that Burnett Ball lr Cbale cln't do It a third time - this bonus baby from the University . · He.-e'• how. Pay off biDs 1md clebts. has submitted o lie deteC'Jr est! B. Clark 453 ," he insists. Detroit, who won 10 games I stJI_J thl~k that one day Nic~lDfA~t ~ cllleo181b. "Buy what you need. 0 . Clark 438 , -·- -- ·- - - - - - son 18 gomg to be a great hd· 11'hich indieaed he wso.s telling I ter." · · · Save 25% 01' -.-e with aub. Now II 3611 Jhe truth. · J · Moore the tim& to pt .... and do . . . . -Both Butta and Bryant have de· S. Moore 219 D . 1 ""-(S) nd Schmidt Tbe reports on Ward, who nled they were conspirators in Total 1~ Exhlbltt.. Baseball Relalhl ame 8, ,_.,~t:ney ~ 328 at Rochester last seaso_p any kind of rigging and have Won 1 Lost z By U•IW Pfta llltenaU...~i WOliams, Bou~n (G) , Arrc_lY"o tB> good. Hansen had'": 8" fine· , Then have only one convenient mo1tthly thre8te'ned to bring libel suits A!:hland Oil and Berra. Wmner - Wllllalll!!l. when he came up with the payment. Nominal dw(e included. against the magazine. M. Chancy 294 At Lakeland. Fla. Loser- Daniela:. HRI-Pepltone, 101es jn 1960 but Jail: year he For hiiVJ tervlct Have IQ01'e of tiach pay ch~ for yourThe University of Alabama an- R. Moore 377 (Called 6th inning, rain) ,Mari8. · ted only _173_ Fox, at ~=~n:. l doors and out - there's notbinc like 1 4 101 5 'IOUnced earlier that Bryant had I A. sawyer 490 GOO j Jo the end of tho roed. "Duco" Ono-Coat.Maglc Glass EMmeL liclf. PhoJie for qatct approvaL Then •• GOO uu& ~ - o •~ 1 At •-tt Tho original sparlding hi&lli!Qis firt. ;uccessfully passed a He detee· M Sawyer 498 Delro~ ;x.v 5dal e. Ariz · ham hit .295 last season.· pick up JOUf JI!One)'. You will like :or test. Hendicap 63 Schwall, Sloi: <&l and Burgess. ,Cteveiand 000 100 001- 1 s Had 011 S.osan Ish, irs COIIpielely ilashablo ... qulck dda prlvafe __,., ~ Total 1720 18!. Foytl<k, Koch t&l and Boston 011 100 llx- 5 I Landis, 0 fine glove man, had apply. 20 briln.at Won '. Lost 1 Winner - S<!hwall. Seyfried and Rmnom. Delock, off season with the bat Wbero JGU 111111 I IIYIIy lft.llllll - P'oytack. Busby f7! , Nippert l9l and Skeen. .228.Hershherger'batted .160, ftnlsUorwiOdJ<ork. kltcl!ensorbath· DENUCCI FIGHTI ARCHER Wtnner - Deloet. HRs .312. As for tht eactb- rooms select durable ''Duco'' S11ti BOSTON <UPit - Joe SAVINGS ' At · St. Petenburg, Fla. Stuart. Carreon hit .251 and the slow C:heen r.·· ~1 j NBA Playoff Slaadlagl Z3·year-old Newton resldent 010 000 OliO- I e 1 Lo"· 268 ~r .. i ..... Ill<! 'Ilion dealt ... 1o - INGELS' .) French was awarded f I r 1 t prize consisting or a lead and chain" for ~is .ot:;- .. :•clooe "" th serum' May Be Used In F• St ry BO"'fl 'NG 0 I ' • rr. Go'"' . , . I .1 INGELS IS OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIG . ~(!~ I Man a·UP r A l L o• nel/'fl!. s·a·.1!."' l!J.:::;; r 'J "'. JVJh l•te s().'¥ ':A t·t R • h t. ' . . . c... l SEALY HIDE-A-·8~1) $} WITifi'ULL Stzll'- .. · MATTRESS. ONLY - - - - - • 169·95 I Flori~a a~d b~t f~l .that's bj:~ll I' ~~6-~fout~·7sce~n:ter~,l:~l~~u~tnpire Mrs. Pickens ,Of Letart Rt Dies Wednesday PT. 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Fanok (6), Philadelphia 010 :tnt OM- 5 15 season. Pizarro won JJ, Hor<9! and Oliver. Winner Baumann. BU!hardt (5! an~:: ~ B;~~se;;•:OII and Buzhardt eight. . Loser- Roberts. HR- reon. B.fown, Hamilton (81 , was 7.e, Filher 9-5, schun t9! and Dalrymple. Winner 6-!i nd Wilhelm 7·10 with Orioles. ~- Baumann. Loser - Browa. Olll 001 Mil-l IIIIRJ - Nicholson, Dalrymple. has a 36-4·2 record, will Joey Archer of New York in Ea&=l'D ;lvtsloa nationally televised tO-round . w. L. Pet. ,a t the llo8ton Arena, April 3yracuse 1 0 1.000 Archer has won 34 or 35 bouta' j nciMlltl 0 1 .000 ! BOSTON w..1tem DJyJslo• a 6-foot. 5-inch, Spound w. L.Pct !on lasr yeor'o BoaioJI I 1 I SL Louis lletroit I 0 1.000 Ifootball team, hu olgned with o1 .Wednesday's Resul&1 St. Louis 118 Detroit tt9 (Only game scheduledJ. ot! on oo.- 1 • o .OOO ,Boston Potrlolo of the !=rt:~l ;,8tlgman. a.Illvan <ll, and Bot- At Plloenis, Ari~. McCibt M. Tlilourio, Hunt Houston 1111 000 1123 200 (1-.11 113 Football Leagae. 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Property damage was estimated at $3,000. The mishap was inve1flpted by the City Police. chargea w.<e tiled aga~ ........ driver. 1 Sll M Ll N E 3 - P C. SECT I 0 N A L 'UGE 'SPRING REQUCDON$1 $HOP NOW " ' ' > - ' One low price for bOth. Your,ot)oice pf full ' or twin size. All famot.ls. rfeme . guelity. Heavy ticking; resilient coil springs, ,.,.' ,. . ·1·· ·:G: S . '~I lJ.· R.N :1.t ,IJ.>R. .. ', ~ ' �' , •' • • • East Tech, ~!:'"*~:~~ •'arren Meet .._h .. u. Jn Ref110Da • I Co!lch wii·n Honors . . ·!Columbus East . ~ . ~ ft' - }'~e Daily Sentinel ' CloYelutl ~ a1n<e Jorry 1M 001 1,11 113 plojoing with · )Iiddie town In Jhe IB5II Illite toumame,ot 1oere. . • " I jwnpedjrankod . P.rJ. GE 0 . E. l'reneb 10 tllal Prtnell -ld boast of one geo<l Its }oun<l durb!l bit baoliaa Hr· OOol performance at 17 IONRT GIIJMM UDder Hll'l'o tuteiqw, iho t.alljnlnt included Bob Ftey' .r lliono-,rollecl over Cotltral Di>trlct tour. COLUMBUS IUPII - Bob HIJ'I Tigon romped 1o • Columbuo field St. Peter's, Bm Yenoel ~ fTteY oppooitlon with very little o1 Collllllblu Eftll. who fourth in the .' wlde jc tayton NOI'Ihmont. Den Stahl of !rouble <ll1d DOW tall• on lln>nger ~, . ' I from .,.J1 toot to heod cooch of ratinp lJ1cl compiled • 21o1 ..... .Zanesville, Don Boker of lllar ioQ DI'I'Qiititto ill lbe Gonloiii!IS~ CLEVJ:LAND IUPU _ , Cleve- · Gomer ' ....,nd-hoK produ~ one of the 1 tote'o top buketball on1 going tnlo lbll woek'o region· Harding ud Dale ' R<icheitbochollbll w..kend. lllld Ea8l Tech roJJod ovor waa n..rlj> an !be ocortn~ by tft< I I ,4 teaJIIll ill ooe ..aaon, lodoy . wu 1aJ toomament ploy. . Elyria. i • nolive_ Ill eoiumbuo, Hart Ctevoland Ellt fHI ond w..,... ~=~~~ -=~ ~ro med United Presl tntornaliooolj hi boUotm by the II to• Hart succeeds Merv McCollum •ent to OhiO Weeleyan, whore j>e Harding ~ Akron South 14- lb " ' Ohio high - 1 Claso M coach· ·te 1 and coachos ~ ~ of Hamillon Tart who won the roomed wltb JaoJsle MOO(<!,•• l9l'• 1111 (n Closa M ~ high """'· I _.._ ..... · . 1. . of-the-yeor 1..- l913. <'..':"oo~ vo1o ov~ P:ul top hoonr a yea; ago l!ld then m"! heed ....,h ·at Eall and ,1!155 ~ool boolc_etboU tournomeot play ) ,The lanky Warren center .,.j. 4·Daily S~ntinel, Pomeroy·Mtddyeport, 0., Mar. 21, lvo3 Hart served •• ~sislant men· Walker of Mi!ldtelowa · and Tom went on 10 take the alate chom· UP\;ooaeh of the Y'""· llqo,.e WOdneldoy niJbt 1o meet each rleCted ur bukol.o 111d 12 freo . . tor of the Capital C•l7 boaketheU )"rericb of .D . to Cha i de plonship. Hart'• team could very lelt all ty.oo yeora Ifill Jo Oollcli other for the rog!onol tltlo and pullod down II re team aeven seaSOIII belori taking both 0f ho II)' n...~el ~t= ln. well repeet thio feat. at Wnlnut lli(Jgt . • new auburban aljjbt. .r 1 fU ft' J..d over the hood job Jut fall. He w m were ~ e . CoiumiiUilcllool. . I turned a team with four return- I11 starta. Eaot's only aetbock oftbe com· Llket Ru·l l l d The unbeaten Sc""abl ran Jim Lig'""" led the defeat.;.. MONDAY MIXED LI!.\GVE 1ng lettermen from an IJ.IZ com· I Looe Loo By Point . poigd was a orte-point lo"' al Hart's firsl eoaching job waa • 11reoord 1o :101-0~ Th<y led · wilh 17 P.,ints. · ST.\NDINGS poip tho YN' bof..o ink> a will· A total of 42 coacii_H re<eYied Deyton (:hamlllllde. Featuring a M~ter Jn Adamo County, Jibe hal! but lillderdDf! Ealt The vlclory wao Warren's 21111 · · W•IMl ,ner. nom1nations. Others m the run- Jfast ~ brelk oftense, the Tigers where his team went all the way the margin •nd mewed three lou es, wbUe Akron, Bee Cees . I& I · -:- to tho rl!{jional finala i In tourna.lthree .potnto oo one occaslm. · flnbhed whh a 21·S mark. IX 0 Allltand on 11 I ment !'dkm. Ht .. ...~ at P<.. East Tech ohootl I . A spot ,in U!• •tale tournamlillt Syracuse DriVI In 11 I ~ biea; JW!Ction City ...... Wetltine • OIJ 01' .. ColUmbus lll!rdl ill •• ATLANTA IUPH -The illour· Tbe Neighhorl 10 14 .N , Me!llorial ' in Licking County 1>e-jco=:'e ::"!~"':: tnnlght'o battle betwem wbo lold .r on .U.ged Ball I · Cham 7 17 · _ lore becOming on asaistant under ~ ~ nd Iiull<* llllli Cleveland. 1 foolltall lis hu offered tn submit The Adams I It Mcrore .it East. j Ch ~~-urp 11 · ...:~ · . '""trutk oerwn"-il Alab•mo aee l~U .,~ arne ,..,__ ·- · · ·........ - - .. ...S Paul IBear) Bryant and M. Bowen 1111 .~ · l:J ' '· Despite lht•ee H ool;5-inch• lloys to lead the Wlnnora, foilowetl ~~• nv •m~u ,.,_ Genrgio Athletic Director J . Chesher 44t on· the starting oquad, llart llkes iFred Harris w1!11 18. LAKELAND,·FJo. IUPil - Man- ' Wollaeo Butta will join him. B. Bowen 644 <EDITORS NOTI! - Tblo II No Bl( No_, while losing only one with Savan· the run-and-shoot ~ffenoe, pat· iLeob waoiAlp_man let East 'Bob S<heffing and outfieldThe offer waa made Wednesday H. Chesher 488 &he tllln ., • dilpalc!lla 01 One thing he does admit is that nab Jasl season. Only trouble is terhed after Moore:s fine teams 16 ~~nnts as his team bowed Rctcky Colavito, of the Detroit night by the attorney for George Total 1888 tile JIBS ~pectl of ,o.e 111ajol his club does not have any big· he Isn't in camp for he still is at East. ~lth a _l?-6 record. TigerJ were lined soo each Wed-Burnett tn learning that Butts Won 3 Lost I 1e baseball rlubll. name power bitten. 'playing out his pro[essiona\' b;ls· "We mak~ ml~takes when we ;. The #-point effort of for d run-in with National flew to "neutral" Tbe Adan ":, LEO B. PETERSEN "But we have fellows who can ketball contFact with the Detroit run, I stJJI our Frank Walsh durklok I lie detector test which his A. Nease 394 VPI aper1a E411&or sting the ball pretty hard," he Piston.s. "" game, Hart said. . Warren Harding to .its •an exhibition game with th• attorney and the man who ~ave D. Worner 41Z SARASOTA, Flo. IUPil- Man- adds. "But we hopo he will be l'l'ady Although ralo<l fourth, behind · Eut tech. Phlllleo Lost · lht tell said he passed with fly· I M Warner 298 eger AI Lopez maintains his Chi-! He expecta that sting to come soon aft~ the season opew," Middletown. Chammade and lag colors." A. Nease 4M cago WhJte Sox "will be all :from outfielders Jim Landis, says LQpez. ICleveland East _Tech, some Handicap 174 r't ht" In 1M.. 1Mike Hershberger and Floyd , · observers. o( h1gh school bask~ Butta was the third person to 1112 gH ~think8 t•· •a wr·n lRob"tnson· infielders Joe CuMing- He d better be, or Lopez may ball beheve Columbus East has announce that he .had taken a lie ' Total e even ""Y '" n ' fall short on pitching the h all th t detector te!it a!i a resul or a Woa I Lost ~ the American League pennant. ham, Nellie FOJt. Ron Hansen · ' orses to go e way n growing controversy and investi"It depends on my pitehing and and rookie Pete Ward and eatch- He is banking a lot on Ward. jtuornament play. '· gatoins that spilled out or a story Tbe NeiPbort · the left side of my infield." he ers Camllio Carreon and Sherm who was obtained from the Baltl· If the Tigers get out of the.Can· 1n thiJ week's issue of the Sat· D. Ash -490 sayl!l. "If ' it is going to bt as ,Loilar. more orioles along with Hansen, ton Regional, they will become urday Evening Post, V. Craig 386 good u I think It is, we 'JI beat For pitching he Is banking on Wilhelm and outfielder Dave the nrst Columbus team ID the Buntett alleges in the magazine M. Murray 455 the Yankees." Ray Herbert, Juan Pizarro, J~ Nicholson for shortstop Luis Apa· state · tourney since CoJUrribus article that b1 1 quiik of the G. Craig 480 He itm't fmdlng many baaeball Horlen. John Buzhardt and rook1e ricio and AI Smith. North ended Middletown's fabueti!etnmic age he was plugged in- Handicap • 117 ptpole agreeing with bim. but Da\o'e Debusschere as starters "Yoo don't givf up players like 1lous 76·game winning streak and to a telephoue conversation be- Total 1881 . there II one thlng to remember. 1with Frank Baumann, Edd.ie Aparicio and Smith without get- then dropped a ••.sudden death" tween Butts and Bryant and heard SYRACUSE Drive Ia The Yankees have been beaten Fisher, Dom ZaMi and Joyt Wil- ting run value in return,•• he overtime decision to East Tech the former athletie director give l A. fiylvester ~62 only twice since he started man- helm behind them. ' points. lil'l the 1967 event. details of the plays Georgia would ~ lttgels 502 aginH: In the league in 1951 and "A lot depends on Debus---~=-==---==-'WE CAN HU.P YOU WITH THAT use in the game with Ala!Hima E. Sylvester 415 both times Lopn did i t - frrst schere," he points oot. "He is Weve .been weak at third base 1 l ..Q fll 1&.Jast Sept. 22. c. Ingels S38 Iwith the Cleveland Indian• In 1954 1going Jo make u big and H could on<(hln !bel buliedpen·-~hwle twihinkh PAYMENT AND OTHER BILLS. • T t 1 2017 . Wit"h t he Wh'lte Sox in , beth'11'1 year." /we pugg tuuM: oea Alabama, favored to win bv 17 oa and agalb W rdave nd W'lhel W th' t k 8 1 points, ran away with the g~me. Woa • Lo!lt 0 1959 Beaus Bl!'.by a • m. e m One ellll loan here can pay tor 1.~0. j can't 1ee any reason why I Debusschere i!l the high priced ~~nps:· :~ ~~~ro:gpaer,i~t, '1ltt art icle said that Burnett Ball lr Cbale cln't do It a third time - this bonus baby from the University . · He.-e'• how. Pay off biDs 1md clebts. has submitted o lie deteC'Jr est! B. Clark 453 ," he insists. Detroit, who won 10 games I stJI_J thl~k that one day Nic~lDfA~t ~ cllleo181b. "Buy what you need. 0 . Clark 438 , -·- -- ·- - - - - - son 18 gomg to be a great hd· 11'hich indieaed he wso.s telling I ter." · · · Save 25% 01' -.-e with aub. Now II 3611 Jhe truth. · J · Moore the tim& to pt .... and do . . . . -Both Butta and Bryant have de· S. Moore 219 D . 1 ""-(S) nd Schmidt Tbe reports on Ward, who nled they were conspirators in Total 1~ Exhlbltt.. Baseball Relalhl ame 8, ,_.,~t:ney ~ 328 at Rochester last seaso_p any kind of rigging and have Won 1 Lost z By U•IW Pfta llltenaU...~i WOliams, Bou~n (G) , Arrc_lY"o tB> good. Hansen had'": 8" fine· , Then have only one convenient mo1tthly thre8te'ned to bring libel suits A!:hland Oil and Berra. Wmner - Wllllalll!!l. when he came up with the payment. Nominal dw(e included. against the magazine. M. Chancy 294 At Lakeland. Fla. Loser- Daniela:. HRI-Pepltone, 101es jn 1960 but Jail: year he For hiiVJ tervlct Have IQ01'e of tiach pay ch~ for yourThe University of Alabama an- R. Moore 377 (Called 6th inning, rain) ,Mari8. · ted only _173_ Fox, at ~=~n:. l doors and out - there's notbinc like 1 4 101 5 'IOUnced earlier that Bryant had I A. sawyer 490 GOO j Jo the end of tho roed. "Duco" Ono-Coat.Maglc Glass EMmeL liclf. PhoJie for qatct approvaL Then •• GOO uu& ~ - o •~ 1 At •-tt Tho original sparlding hi&lli!Qis firt. ;uccessfully passed a He detee· M Sawyer 498 Delro~ ;x.v 5dal e. Ariz · ham hit .295 last season.· pick up JOUf JI!One)'. You will like :or test. Hendicap 63 Schwall, Sloi: <&l and Burgess. ,Cteveiand 000 100 001- 1 s Had 011 S.osan Ish, irs COIIpielely ilashablo ... qulck dda prlvafe __,., ~ Total 1720 18!. Foytl<k, Koch t&l and Boston 011 100 llx- 5 I Landis, 0 fine glove man, had apply. 20 briln.at Won '. Lost 1 Winner - S<!hwall. Seyfried and Rmnom. Delock, off season with the bat Wbero JGU 111111 I IIYIIy lft.llllll - P'oytack. 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Fanok (6), Philadelphia 010 :tnt OM- 5 15 season. Pizarro won JJ, Hor<9! and Oliver. Winner Baumann. BU!hardt (5! an~:: ~ B;~~se;;•:OII and Buzhardt eight. . Loser- Roberts. HR- reon. B.fown, Hamilton (81 , was 7.e, Filher 9-5, schun t9! and Dalrymple. Winner 6-!i nd Wilhelm 7·10 with Orioles. ~- Baumann. Loser - Browa. Olll 001 Mil-l IIIIRJ - Nicholson, Dalrymple. has a 36-4·2 record, will Joey Archer of New York in Ea&=l'D ;lvtsloa nationally televised tO-round . w. L. Pet. ,a t the llo8ton Arena, April 3yracuse 1 0 1.000 Archer has won 34 or 35 bouta' j nciMlltl 0 1 .000 ! BOSTON w..1tem DJyJslo• a 6-foot. 5-inch, Spound w. L.Pct !on lasr yeor'o BoaioJI I 1 I SL Louis lletroit I 0 1.000 Ifootball team, hu olgned with o1 .Wednesday's Resul&1 St. Louis 118 Detroit tt9 (Only game scheduledJ. ot! on oo.- 1 • o .OOO ,Boston Potrlolo of the !=rt:~l ;,8tlgman. a.Illvan <ll, and Bot- At Plloenis, Ari~. McCibt M. Tlilourio, Hunt Houston 1111 000 1123 200 (1-.11 113 Football Leagae. 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HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 p;M. ' . SINGER Coffee With Janet New1. Coffee Wllh Janet Betty NeWlon Sholl' Newa Mlnlslerlal AIIGclllloll Morning ·JnJerlUde Newl Morninllnlerlude NeWs Swap Shop 1..• News Country lfaedotnl (Famlly Wonhlp 'J'hura.l n·15 Upper Medltattous 11 :&a low Jones StOck Ave. 1• Go. Noon News ~ : 15 Music Just il'or You 12 15 Goesslera Guest Star l'rl. 12 30 Music Just For \ou 1 110 News 1 o. ~.uslc Jusl For You I . !C News 1 3& Mustc JUII For You 2 110 News 2:05 Mu• 1c JUII For You 2 31• News 2'35 Music Just For YOII s Ool ~"'" 3 05 Platter Party 3 w News 3 ~' Platler Party 4 00 Newo 4 05 Platter Pa!,ly .: Ia Blaettnar ~Uto bow T • Tb ue•. 111:11. 4· 10 Local Nell't 4 10 Musi~ Mystfrlltl 1:05 t ·IO , :., 9 45 10·00 10:06 10:24 10::10 10:3& II 00 1dl8 U·:to II :ttl H~re comes April 15th! InCome tax time. And If you have trouble comi~ up with the cash, come to us. We make ::-"".!¥~! ' . '· ~ - 00 On Slent-0-Matic · .. Console Models ' 3818. eSHOCK ABSORBERS person ~r cou· ple to live witb elderly man in smaU town. Room and board and small stipend. ferences needed. Call WY 6842, Mrs. Dal"' Barnhart, R. D. 1, Middleport. eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE REPAIR HACKffi'S , . . . ' SOHIO .JEIVICE ' '-eWY2_. ).' .( ··, { . '·' y, .\r,, _..\~.·"'' I. '"~" ' . ~ . '' . ' \ r ' . ' Singer $1les l Stil'YiCI·· 115 W. Second :~ews WY ' U35 Farm World Newa 6 40 RFD 1.110 News ' On ~orteble'Models 'rhe Fabrie. ShoP, eWHEEL BALANCING 'oro 6 30 N(l~8 SAVE $30.00 Only At ••• SALE . bY """"'• 3 05 Planer Party 5 :lO Sign Ofl J 00 February Sign Off ' SATURDAY SCJIJD)ULI 6 05 CountrY Music TIIM Time· room. borne, larg~ corner m .SUgar 11w1 Area. Newllvl · remodeled Inside. Call WY News ~ SAVE $40.00 For Limited 4epoolt _ ·-... .._ ... - ·----" ••••• =--·---- .. ~ ... ._._....."' korprot ltolt'J · &.CIIItlora ··~ t. Aft ' ' It .,.,.,.. .__ Ill Vlflll't.,. a•i"lfA•c. !l. CltrllllOil)' lf-To .. lll debt 11'. v..~ fanD (2-.) li.An<IOilt Jf.Hm>at Jf.Ytry II. Part at ...~. -~ .. e::.•. "'~ lt. lfln'l IL"'f- U. ~ !1.- IadlMO RUTLAND, OHIO and bath,room basement Good1h:aeven garage, out of bigh Could be made into ments. City warer, ty. gas. Priced for See Okey Wood, Phone WY :HIIII6. Four Good seven room and .,. bath, basemeni garage, out of high Could be made into ments. City water, electricity, ges. Priced for quick aa1e. 1~~~ See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Phone WY :HIIII6. ._.....,_ a.ll:'.. Rutland Furniture Four CROSSWORD I.Mbtstrll o.;, ..... . , tar~••...,..., ·1 ~~ for bottle gas. R"'* ;:•r: Over 200 Woolcly _ylinr~era Tr..ti.... Stompo Of Your HI TEST 28.9 M 011111' 1ter, Midr<d, spent'Bunday =, 538 WES1 MAIN STREET 27 M= quari.,.1y DAJ L STAMP GlvE-AWIY . All Tift& P1hf· 'l'bl! wlth Mrs. Mary McCauley aa Molp MeiiiOI'Ial Hoapltal lasl hostess. Mrs. Emma Salser week as a medical patient. , y chairman, opened the meeting Mrlo. Cla~a Adams lo a patlont with I"'UJI aingln« of "The In Hol>er Hospital. i Old Rugged Cross." . llevo- Mrs. Ruth Simpson and 10n, : 1 ,::;:tiOIII entitled "The Christiana Steve are confined to their · lbtllld Destiny" wao prt8tnted 117 Ml'l. home with lllneli!. aollllll< Sa iller. During the lluslnesa Mr. and Mn. Clyde CrOll ~ soon, the nomtnaunc committee and children of CG!umblll 1pent WOOL ~A. reporJ was lcctJitecl and the the weekend wlth her parentJ, lL ~ following officers eleetecl: Mra, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelgler. a Berthl Sayre, chalnnan; Vice Hit mother, Mra. A. B. cro. u.To,;:,.. Chairman, Mrs. E1n"18 Balser; returned to her holM aller u. •• Secretary, Mrs. Jl'rtllCes WU• IPtndlnl tho wlltler In ColuJ&. Ulllo coxen; Trultlrtr, Mn. Edna btu. 11. .1'4unw,ad Pickens; White Croti chairman; Mrs. Lauro McKI!D!It a ~·uc ... Mrs. l:tbel Smith; Love Gift IUIOI of her son BIU Mcltenzlt 1 1, chairman, Mi,. v..... Beqle. tnOaU;polf& and helpe4to .oele; , ·,..,~, The prosram by Mrs. Grella brate her daUJhter-in-IIW'I and U. Clrou.Gf S1mp11GD followed. Topic "The her aranddaughler, JOI!e life. •<Bbt Challenge of Love," was pre- KenZie'a, birthday, March 17. 1ll. sented after ·which Mrs. Me- Weekend guosts of Mr. and 111. S e t Cauley served refreshments to .iln. Hugh Cairns were Mrs. (floe) Mrs. Marie ·R41Uh, Mrs. Ferne "'"'"" Blake and dau""ters !!· Sky.-G.auI• Mrs. Bertha Sayre, Mrs. •. \th and Sharon Mill 00Belly ' •• Donot· ' ·~ Grella Simpson, Mn, Francu Mills and Mr. JackiiOD of II. T&uatool W1lcoxen, Mrs. Blanche Walrer- Mt. SrerUng, llll. - son, Mrs. Emma Salser, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watte,.. Edna Pickens, Mrs. Cora Buck, son spent Friday at Vincent, 0 ., ~M 110 Mrt. Isabel... . Simpson and Mra. with her sister ' Mra. Horman Sf.K&yaa - Certified Oil Station 9 · • Ura M:.m, M.ln lll With t.lr. llld l4rt. Ill llyaaO. l!eld at lho o:ti" ~ ; Clnd!mali vilillna Mrs. Wan· lin. Stella WMver I1IU1'Md SUndll)' ofte · with dl~ · da Jacobo and children who wW homo .n.t VlallfliC Mr. lliCI 1Uperlntende~c!GI~d 0 : 11teve IIIIa wek to join Mr. Ja- Mrs. OrviUe llroii'D al a-. Portsmouth In charg@ ,In :&:oaiand for three yea.,. Mlil Hazel ltenyCIII• " · PhWp ltoberls and Duane "land and Mr. and Mra. Johil - - - - - - - - - HA. C. Bradford returned from Wolfe, studento at Ohio Un~ Stobart Sr. of Apple Grove The Esther Circle mtl at ~ ltosp t hlltahomel alld is conval- venlty, AlheotJ, were week end were recent "'~siS ' of Mr .oflli the eacuog I I . . Is ol !be' •- . . parsonage Friday March IS Mrs. DalBy l'roflit entered gu01 or parents. Mrs. C...C• -~er;;.·--- BIG FIGHT OFF scheduled Aprll 10. .. SERVICES . ~ncoln Hoights Call WY :a- Miami {UPlJ - Soriny Liston I tersnn foght at Miamo Beach TIN ROOFS and shin led roofs.,.• 2%44. • 3 2l 3tp flew here for an IJI.mln.Jte ex- was off that Pattersoo had aJ. nter' and bl..!'k laying. amlnaUon of his knee and re- ready packed up hia training =Y or contract. Clinton · !!i•le or Trad' tur~ to Chicago Wedneada)' camp and headed back IIOl'lh. 1953 Pierce Syracuse Ohio _ to prepare for an operaUon and LATE SCORES WY z.6oeo ' 3 IS wmdow., power minimum six-month recovery · Good conattton: WID trade before he can defend his PHOTO COPYING Servlr.e& Farm Tractor with title against ex- Cleveland Elill Ted! U Patterson. So cer· Copy any letter or d"""""'nt. Bef WY • _, 7 Clevelaad Eall U 5 '!euler Insurance, Pomeroy . ore p.mWY., • ••:;- · even before Liston Wlll'ftn Hardlas II Z IS tfc ter 5 p.m. ~••· •- • ===~=-~..,...checkup thai a ,...oa .....111 INSURANCE I'"OR RENT: Large grocery for rent , with equipment $30.110 OFFICE BOURS 8:10 A. M. to t~:OO P BUSINESS - ~~~~~: ;.?.J~eSA~.fout. "W=oo J= w =-: , WANTS housework, or LIMESTONE FOR vour baby sitting. Lorena Snyder need , Furnished ::i~~~~ 1:.!:1) Feom Equipment Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-ll961. • Shaw"ls~Co- Protructmpl ONE FARMAL M with plow, 100• 08 3a19-8tp u er s cultivator, and com planter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:. Wy-2-3051, for sale at Homer Goeglein place. (19) BUSINESS .. .... bill. CAJlD C# TBANl'S - Sl.2!l for 50 word rtl.nlmwn Eu·b ;~<td.ltion11 ward l c. Obitulrin oubll. . •t t c.... l per •ord.. (20) • I I!.W1 Gr8ea SIObart ,_ .Mrs. Henry _Rousti and daugb-J~bus spent i weell oncl • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0 ., Mar. 21J.983·7 Welch. Dad loves Mom, Mom lo_ves Dad; both love a.barg_ain from The Want -Ad·. ~~~~Y_Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 21 • 196 ~ 1 ( 17lHELP -WAN':ED I .,~ r;• .' . DAVY JONIS t 7:!16 Brelkfut Party 7:341 News 7:35 Breakfut 1'art1 1:00 Ne"" 1:05 Breakfall Party •. t 4G.lW!aa - .lift'a a..•'KJ..,.. IIIKadrld "...· Olloorwtlo lmaD 8:30 Newa loump1:31i Brelkfall PII'IJ DoWN 1 CoftiUiot 1:00 tlewa OOBiplaiiWI 9:05 Breakfut Pan, tolloq. . . ~: 16 Jonea Blllck illow 1:30 Newo DAILY OIYPI'OQtJOft- HeWt hOw to W8fll It• · AKYDLa&&X8 ' 1:35 Breallfa1t Party .. LO!IGFII:LLOW !~ : 00 News OM letlttllllnplyIll thll_,le A 10:05 Polka Party IGr the thrw 11•, X .for lobe two o ·.. eto. llftlle ._ten, afCill• 10:35 Music In Uta Air lrO~ 1111 llll~Ua a1111 formation M U. wordl an all hlnt& 10:'5 The Good Life ...,. lllo .... lotion .... 10:55 Under Ohio stilt A CI7Pto.- ca-ta11:00 New. ACZioU Bilk lkYIIJJ lfPBHEZH]f 11:05 Top Ten Sho• 11:30 News IO LCZJI'OPZIIIDB; Zlll HOAK08 11:35 Oullon's Top Ten Sbow aiiM.-C!LKII APQJfM 12:00 News- Noaa Reparl IZ:JS Millie lllter!nda cr,p~-· WHJ:Il BAD COMBINI!, GOOIIXI1ST .A!I!OCIA'l'll.-IIDIIIIND BIIIIIUil 12:30 Rev. MeriJD Teell ... Jill. ..... , . . .... ............ t..l 1:00 ~·ews 1:05 Platter Party 3:30 .Ne"" 3:35 Platter P11'17 4:00 ~ews ·. Moaday ........- Frldo.J 12:~ Local NeWI 4:05 Platter Party 7:11 Sil!l On, Musical Clock 12:10 Ohlo News . 4:30 New• 7:4> The U!elirle 12:15 Marltet. 4:36 Platter Party 8:110 Ohio Valley Ne"" !2:211 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 5:00 Ne'" I:Oii Sports TodaJ 1.2:2$ NOWJ 0 Grama 5:05 Platter Party I :10 World News L'.:so AgricuHure Agem 5:30 Sign 011 1:15 Musical Clock lll:45 Counlcy Go ftowK. 6;00 Februal') Sign Off 1:51 Community Ne"" _., 1:55 Newr Bet>t t:IIO Lat.cllSII'Inf 7:211 NoWI l: IIO Country Go llounr t:SO Public Servica 7:35 Army Hour 2:15 Newa Belli t: 45 Showtre of Blt"lnf 1:110 a... Ira Tlblll 10:00 Ma10n County ~.... 3:00 Midway !olatI;IS Churth It Work 1~:05 Tallc ot tho 'l'owrJ 3:55 News '!eat 8:30 Nawe tG:I5 World Nell'l 4:1111 Dlsctng Dosa 1::15 PntllCOIIal o\lsemblf 11:110 Tallc of the Town 4:30 lnterclwrlle 9:00 Wlngt ot Heolillg Incept Fri. Church Bells Ring S: oo Community N•w• 9:211 Cburob World Ntws 11:45 World 'tell's 5:05 World I National New. 9:45 Sunda7 Chapel 11:15 .Mason County Nen 5:15 Spotli~n on &pon. 1C:OO Voice of Prophecy 12:110 Community Ne111 5:30 Sign 011 16:30 News 10:31 Penpeellvn 1UO Social SecuriiJ 11:00 Collillly a,_ .... 11:111 NIWI 11:30 Colllllry Hymn 'nllle 12:110 Nooo 1\aport 12: 15 Tbe s.-~ · ......, 12:3! Rev. Merlill Teets 1:110 Boor of llllolslon 1:30 Lutherar· Hour 10- --t. tor-· - .,.:,._,.. imN WJEH RADIO 2:10 News 2:<111 2:35 3:00 3:30 4:110 4:05 4:30 4:35 6:110 Baptist Layman's Hour Back to the Cross Rev. Roscoe 11\orna The Quiet Hour New~t Sunday Showcase News Sign Off February Sip Ofl -- ly ERNIE l!lUSHMILLER WHAT CiD YOU AUNT FRITZI••• I'M GETTING . Ji\INOA ABSENT~INOED _.., TELL AlE TO GET J>:r THE DRUG· WELL··•I WAS PRETTY CLOSE··· . ., I GOT ICE CREAM STORE~ •' BEATEN AT EVERY TI.IRN! ~T '3~~ ALECY. SRATI TILL Sl-lE CAME··· El-l '? iH ERI: SHE QQES r'\OW, ALONE WITH THAT OLO MONGREL DOG ! W E LL,~.** '"· !II( • ~..-n-::':J �,I WANT AD INFORMATION FOR SALE POMEROY MOTOR I I" YOUR BEST ~S:: BET DEADLINES 1• P. N. Dll3l' Beta..- Publk'.UOO tllmttu o.alllln• (9) ..ao " · " llllornt., CAN<-'ELLATIONS COIIIU!<-'TIONS '1 LADY To' live in with a lady 80 years of age, .mo cannot be lefl alone. Work . light. Room and board and '10.110 a week. Please call at the home of Elizabeth Graham or Russell Findley at Letart Falls, Ohio. 3 21 Stc Will ... acce~ until t: .. A ll l'or o.;~ PuhUe.U- REGULATIONS 'tiM publtaber f'eM'J'MI tM rilll1 10 eGJI or reiKf aM au d.nmed · obleetiona~e. ~n Qould bl reported lmrudllf.eb T1te Oil.. lllher wiD not ~~~- ~bl* tor I'I\ON tbu O:r!fl lnetnTeef IJUertiOD RATES For Want Ad Serftel 4 Ceat• per word, one ~lon. lll!Wrlum Oar•• II diiU nu- I Cern~ per •orcl tor roa1!H11Un buettiODJ. . ~ nW fll • oeau per ••"' -.ill be ehu'l ed tw .clvertilint U no! paWl wltllbJ 10 d &J• dter reee4• 1955 Plymouth 2 Door - - - $195 (18) EMPLOYMENT WANTED V8 motor, good tires , sound mechankally, 1953 Chev. Bel Air 2 Door - -- - $295 6 cyl. , Powerglide, good tires. R&H . 1959 Chevrolet V. Ton Panel $695 va motor, good heavy duty tires. heatf"r. Red and white finish. OPPORTUNITIES month. Call Clifton, W. Va., Racine Social Notes L~lon-Pa 50,000 SIMPSON lnsur- tor, blade, plow, ,mower, ...,. Agency. Fire, automobile, bonds. WY · z.:aoos. a 27 tivator. A·l condition, 110. Glenn Cooper, Portlam. OhiO. VI 3-2450~·==~~ l':' Choice Saturd.,-3:30 A.ll. '• 12:00 ouoo IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD I Every Gollon Sold With A Money Bock GuoroniM :'i!: Now Under New Management PHONE WY 2-2157 Bulk Tank Service tl' · . 1 what we aell. We service WMPO Radio IIIONI>AY TlllW f'llliJAY 6:00 News 6:116 Counlry Millie 'filM 6:11l Country Jamboree &:fll Newa 6:30 Farm World NIWII _ 1:45 Melp County RFD Phone SH. 2-4811 7:00 Nlll•a at 8 p. m . Racine Junior High. Music by Brooks Sayre. Admission 50 and 75 cents. Spon.<rored by Racine Alumni Association. 7:116 llroakfut Party 7:30 News 7:16 PicKeD HllrdWIN ShoW 7:10 7:50 N~wa Reporl 8:00 Radio lbmnal BJ5 Breakfast Party uo van ParUtk Sport Show 8:35 Brea•"CII P..-ty . 8:45 •Jaker f11ri lbow-itrl. bOllS·~;;~~ I:~~~~~~ 3 20 4tc ·:-:·:. --;,;·•.;,;1;:1 9:1){1 Netrll , prompt, cash loans for any worthwhile purpose. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, P~eroy ll300 ~· •a&!!!TO •2000!2 !loom 511111::.::·: ... . HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 p;M. ' . SINGER Coffee With Janet New1. Coffee Wllh Janet Betty NeWlon Sholl' Newa Mlnlslerlal AIIGclllloll Morning ·JnJerlUde Newl Morninllnlerlude NeWs Swap Shop 1..• News Country lfaedotnl (Famlly Wonhlp 'J'hura.l n·15 Upper Medltattous 11 :&a low Jones StOck Ave. 1• Go. Noon News ~ : 15 Music Just il'or You 12 15 Goesslera Guest Star l'rl. 12 30 Music Just For \ou 1 110 News 1 o. ~.uslc Jusl For You I . !C News 1 3& Mustc JUII For You 2 110 News 2:05 Mu• 1c JUII For You 2 31• News 2'35 Music Just For YOII s Ool ~"'" 3 05 Platter Party 3 w News 3 ~' Platler Party 4 00 Newo 4 05 Platter Pa!,ly .: Ia Blaettnar ~Uto bow T • Tb ue•. 111:11. 4· 10 Local Nell't 4 10 Musi~ Mystfrlltl 1:05 t ·IO , :., 9 45 10·00 10:06 10:24 10::10 10:3& II 00 1dl8 U·:to II :ttl H~re comes April 15th! InCome tax time. And If you have trouble comi~ up with the cash, come to us. We make ::-"".!¥~! ' . '· ~ - 00 On Slent-0-Matic · .. Console Models ' 3818. eSHOCK ABSORBERS person ~r cou· ple to live witb elderly man in smaU town. Room and board and small stipend. ferences needed. Call WY 6842, Mrs. Dal"' Barnhart, R. D. 1, Middleport. eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE REPAIR HACKffi'S , . . . ' SOHIO .JEIVICE ' '-eWY2_. ).' .( ··, { . '·' y, .\r,, _..\~.·"'' I. '"~" ' . ~ . '' . ' \ r ' . ' Singer $1les l Stil'YiCI·· 115 W. Second :~ews WY ' U35 Farm World Newa 6 40 RFD 1.110 News ' On ~orteble'Models 'rhe Fabrie. ShoP, eWHEEL BALANCING 'oro 6 30 N(l~8 SAVE $30.00 Only At ••• SALE . bY """"'• 3 05 Planer Party 5 :lO Sign Ofl J 00 February Sign Off ' SATURDAY SCJIJD)ULI 6 05 CountrY Music TIIM Time· room. borne, larg~ corner m .SUgar 11w1 Area. Newllvl · remodeled Inside. Call WY News ~ SAVE $40.00 For Limited 4epoolt _ ·-... .._ ... - ·----" ••••• =--·---- .. ~ ... ._._....."' korprot ltolt'J · &.CIIItlora ··~ t. Aft ' ' It .,.,.,.. .__ Ill Vlflll't.,. a•i"lfA•c. !l. CltrllllOil)' lf-To .. lll debt 11'. v..~ fanD (2-.) li.An<IOilt Jf.Hm>at Jf.Ytry II. Part at ...~. -~ .. e::.•. "'~ lt. lfln'l IL"'f- U. ~ !1.- IadlMO RUTLAND, OHIO and bath,room basement Good1h:aeven garage, out of bigh Could be made into ments. City warer, ty. gas. Priced for See Okey Wood, Phone WY :HIIII6. Four Good seven room and .,. bath, basemeni garage, out of high Could be made into ments. City water, electricity, ges. Priced for quick aa1e. 1~~~ See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Phone WY :HIIII6. ._.....,_ a.ll:'.. Rutland Furniture Four CROSSWORD I.Mbtstrll o.;, ..... . , tar~••...,..., ·1 ~~ for bottle gas. R"'* ;:•r: Over 200 Woolcly _ylinr~era Tr..ti.... Stompo Of Your HI TEST 28.9 M 011111' 1ter, Midr<d, spent'Bunday =, 538 WES1 MAIN STREET 27 M= quari.,.1y DAJ L STAMP GlvE-AWIY . All Tift& P1hf· 'l'bl! wlth Mrs. Mary McCauley aa Molp MeiiiOI'Ial Hoapltal lasl hostess. Mrs. Emma Salser week as a medical patient. , y chairman, opened the meeting Mrlo. Cla~a Adams lo a patlont with I"'UJI aingln« of "The In Hol>er Hospital. i Old Rugged Cross." . llevo- Mrs. Ruth Simpson and 10n, : 1 ,::;:tiOIII entitled "The Christiana Steve are confined to their · lbtllld Destiny" wao prt8tnted 117 Ml'l. home with lllneli!. aollllll< Sa iller. During the lluslnesa Mr. and Mn. Clyde CrOll ~ soon, the nomtnaunc committee and children of CG!umblll 1pent WOOL ~A. reporJ was lcctJitecl and the the weekend wlth her parentJ, lL ~ following officers eleetecl: Mra, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelgler. a Berthl Sayre, chalnnan; Vice Hit mother, Mra. A. B. cro. u.To,;:,.. Chairman, Mrs. E1n"18 Balser; returned to her holM aller u. •• Secretary, Mrs. Jl'rtllCes WU• IPtndlnl tho wlltler In ColuJ&. Ulllo coxen; Trultlrtr, Mn. Edna btu. 11. .1'4unw,ad Pickens; White Croti chairman; Mrs. Lauro McKI!D!It a ~·uc ... Mrs. l:tbel Smith; Love Gift IUIOI of her son BIU Mcltenzlt 1 1, chairman, Mi,. v..... Beqle. tnOaU;polf& and helpe4to .oele; , ·,..,~, The prosram by Mrs. Grella brate her daUJhter-in-IIW'I and U. Clrou.Gf S1mp11GD followed. Topic "The her aranddaughler, JOI!e life. •<Bbt Challenge of Love," was pre- KenZie'a, birthday, March 17. 1ll. sented after ·which Mrs. Me- Weekend guosts of Mr. and 111. S e t Cauley served refreshments to .iln. Hugh Cairns were Mrs. (floe) Mrs. Marie ·R41Uh, Mrs. Ferne "'"'"" Blake and dau""ters !!· Sky.-G.auI• Mrs. Bertha Sayre, Mrs. •. \th and Sharon Mill 00Belly ' •• Donot· ' ·~ Grella Simpson, Mn, Francu Mills and Mr. JackiiOD of II. T&uatool W1lcoxen, Mrs. Blanche Walrer- Mt. SrerUng, llll. - son, Mrs. Emma Salser, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watte,.. Edna Pickens, Mrs. Cora Buck, son spent Friday at Vincent, 0 ., ~M 110 Mrt. Isabel... . Simpson and Mra. with her sister ' Mra. Horman Sf.K&yaa - Certified Oil Station 9 · • Ura M:.m, M.ln lll With t.lr. llld l4rt. Ill llyaaO. l!eld at lho o:ti" ~ ; Clnd!mali vilillna Mrs. Wan· lin. Stella WMver I1IU1'Md SUndll)' ofte · with dl~ · da Jacobo and children who wW homo .n.t VlallfliC Mr. lliCI 1Uperlntende~c!GI~d 0 : 11teve IIIIa wek to join Mr. Ja- Mrs. OrviUe llroii'D al a-. Portsmouth In charg@ ,In :&:oaiand for three yea.,. Mlil Hazel ltenyCIII• " · PhWp ltoberls and Duane "land and Mr. and Mra. Johil - - - - - - - - - HA. C. Bradford returned from Wolfe, studento at Ohio Un~ Stobart Sr. of Apple Grove The Esther Circle mtl at ~ ltosp t hlltahomel alld is conval- venlty, AlheotJ, were week end were recent "'~siS ' of Mr .oflli the eacuog I I . . Is ol !be' •- . . parsonage Friday March IS Mrs. DalBy l'roflit entered gu01 or parents. Mrs. C...C• -~er;;.·--- BIG FIGHT OFF scheduled Aprll 10. .. SERVICES . ~ncoln Hoights Call WY :a- Miami {UPlJ - Soriny Liston I tersnn foght at Miamo Beach TIN ROOFS and shin led roofs.,.• 2%44. • 3 2l 3tp flew here for an IJI.mln.Jte ex- was off that Pattersoo had aJ. nter' and bl..!'k laying. amlnaUon of his knee and re- ready packed up hia training =Y or contract. Clinton · !!i•le or Trad' tur~ to Chicago Wedneada)' camp and headed back IIOl'lh. 1953 Pierce Syracuse Ohio _ to prepare for an operaUon and LATE SCORES WY z.6oeo ' 3 IS wmdow., power minimum six-month recovery · Good conattton: WID trade before he can defend his PHOTO COPYING Servlr.e& Farm Tractor with title against ex- Cleveland Elill Ted! U Patterson. So cer· Copy any letter or d"""""'nt. Bef WY • _, 7 Clevelaad Eall U 5 '!euler Insurance, Pomeroy . ore p.mWY., • ••:;- · even before Liston Wlll'ftn Hardlas II Z IS tfc ter 5 p.m. ~••· •- • ===~=-~..,...checkup thai a ,...oa .....111 INSURANCE I'"OR RENT: Large grocery for rent , with equipment $30.110 OFFICE BOURS 8:10 A. M. to t~:OO P BUSINESS - ~~~~~: ;.?.J~eSA~.fout. "W=oo J= w =-: , WANTS housework, or LIMESTONE FOR vour baby sitting. Lorena Snyder need , Furnished ::i~~~~ 1:.!:1) Feom Equipment Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-ll961. • Shaw"ls~Co- Protructmpl ONE FARMAL M with plow, 100• 08 3a19-8tp u er s cultivator, and com planter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:. Wy-2-3051, for sale at Homer Goeglein place. (19) BUSINESS .. .... bill. CAJlD C# TBANl'S - Sl.2!l for 50 word rtl.nlmwn Eu·b ;~<td.ltion11 ward l c. Obitulrin oubll. . •t t c.... l per •ord.. (20) • I I!.W1 Gr8ea SIObart ,_ .Mrs. Henry _Rousti and daugb-J~bus spent i weell oncl • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0 ., Mar. 21J.983·7 Welch. Dad loves Mom, Mom lo_ves Dad; both love a.barg_ain from The Want -Ad·. ~~~~Y_Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 21 • 196 ~ 1 ( 17lHELP -WAN':ED I .,~ r;• .' . DAVY JONIS t 7:!16 Brelkfut Party 7:341 News 7:35 Breakfut 1'art1 1:00 Ne"" 1:05 Breakfall Party •. t 4G.lW!aa - .lift'a a..•'KJ..,.. IIIKadrld "...· Olloorwtlo lmaD 8:30 Newa loump1:31i Brelkfall PII'IJ DoWN 1 CoftiUiot 1:00 tlewa OOBiplaiiWI 9:05 Breakfut Pan, tolloq. . . ~: 16 Jonea Blllck illow 1:30 Newo DAILY OIYPI'OQtJOft- HeWt hOw to W8fll It• · AKYDLa&&X8 ' 1:35 Breallfa1t Party .. LO!IGFII:LLOW !~ : 00 News OM letlttllllnplyIll thll_,le A 10:05 Polka Party IGr the thrw 11•, X .for lobe two o ·.. eto. llftlle ._ten, afCill• 10:35 Music In Uta Air lrO~ 1111 llll~Ua a1111 formation M U. wordl an all hlnt& 10:'5 The Good Life ...,. lllo .... lotion .... 10:55 Under Ohio stilt A CI7Pto.- ca-ta11:00 New. ACZioU Bilk lkYIIJJ lfPBHEZH]f 11:05 Top Ten Sho• 11:30 News IO LCZJI'OPZIIIDB; Zlll HOAK08 11:35 Oullon's Top Ten Sbow aiiM.-C!LKII APQJfM 12:00 News- Noaa Reparl IZ:JS Millie lllter!nda cr,p~-· WHJ:Il BAD COMBINI!, GOOIIXI1ST .A!I!OCIA'l'll.-IIDIIIIND BIIIIIUil 12:30 Rev. MeriJD Teell ... Jill. ..... , . . .... ............ t..l 1:00 ~·ews 1:05 Platter Party 3:30 .Ne"" 3:35 Platter P11'17 4:00 ~ews ·. Moaday ........- Frldo.J 12:~ Local NeWI 4:05 Platter Party 7:11 Sil!l On, Musical Clock 12:10 Ohlo News . 4:30 New• 7:4> The U!elirle 12:15 Marltet. 4:36 Platter Party 8:110 Ohio Valley Ne"" !2:211 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 5:00 Ne'" I:Oii Sports TodaJ 1.2:2$ NOWJ 0 Grama 5:05 Platter Party I :10 World News L'.:so AgricuHure Agem 5:30 Sign 011 1:15 Musical Clock lll:45 Counlcy Go ftowK. 6;00 Februal') Sign Off 1:51 Community Ne"" _., 1:55 Newr Bet>t t:IIO Lat.cllSII'Inf 7:211 NoWI l: IIO Country Go llounr t:SO Public Servica 7:35 Army Hour 2:15 Newa Belli t: 45 Showtre of Blt"lnf 1:110 a... Ira Tlblll 10:00 Ma10n County ~.... 3:00 Midway !olatI;IS Churth It Work 1~:05 Tallc ot tho 'l'owrJ 3:55 News '!eat 8:30 Nawe tG:I5 World Nell'l 4:1111 Dlsctng Dosa 1::15 PntllCOIIal o\lsemblf 11:110 Tallc of the Town 4:30 lnterclwrlle 9:00 Wlngt ot Heolillg Incept Fri. Church Bells Ring S: oo Community N•w• 9:211 Cburob World Ntws 11:45 World 'tell's 5:05 World I National New. 9:45 Sunda7 Chapel 11:15 .Mason County Nen 5:15 Spotli~n on &pon. 1C:OO Voice of Prophecy 12:110 Community Ne111 5:30 Sign 011 16:30 News 10:31 Penpeellvn 1UO Social SecuriiJ 11:00 Collillly a,_ .... 11:111 NIWI 11:30 Colllllry Hymn 'nllle 12:110 Nooo 1\aport 12: 15 Tbe s.-~ · ......, 12:3! Rev. Merlill Teets 1:110 Boor of llllolslon 1:30 Lutherar· Hour 10- --t. tor-· - .,.:,._,.. imN WJEH RADIO 2:10 News 2:<111 2:35 3:00 3:30 4:110 4:05 4:30 4:35 6:110 Baptist Layman's Hour Back to the Cross Rev. Roscoe 11\orna The Quiet Hour New~t Sunday Showcase News Sign Off February Sip Ofl -- ly ERNIE l!lUSHMILLER WHAT CiD YOU AUNT FRITZI••• I'M GETTING . Ji\INOA ABSENT~INOED _.., TELL AlE TO GET J>:r THE DRUG· WELL··•I WAS PRETTY CLOSE··· . ., I GOT ICE CREAM STORE~ •' BEATEN AT EVERY TI.IRN! ~T '3~~ ALECY. SRATI TILL Sl-lE CAME··· El-l '? iH ERI: SHE QQES r'\OW, ALONE WITH THAT OLO MONGREL DOG ! W E LL,~.** '"· !II( • ~..-n-::':J �' ' • \fl .' Y· l ~OW YOU KNOW li . ,. Plllot~hollllo ...... ...... '........i ...,s........ . ~ ...................... 1111 ...... - .. Ia nzts .. ~ ,.r: . ' iJ ' • • 1 .... . s · . ' I ................ ...., - ~'Ia..,, • •• . ., \ • . 286 ,_,,_,r.: . . t N ,...,..., . O#rl••·•••- .,_._ \ ' lttreas-, d st'PJ eu: .• ,, Jew o II v• ' " ,omer~y Main Siriet •• ' • ' • ,. I • ' Prepares •2nd·Mop-up The' ......... .ohio 1o fall ' lhla . LAYAWAY A .., .. . WATCH FOR EASTER and SHOP FROM OUR LARGE GROUP OF ELGIN ond BULOVA WATCHES WhelhiN' you want a watch ror ' MEIGS .THEATRE him, for her a dressy styf.. at a casvol one- at a price under $20 or over $200-fou wiH find it berel Shop now. 10~ .DowN HOLDS YOUR PIHICHASE IN 0111 toNVENIENT lAYAWAY! GOESSL'ER Title Loss JEWELRY STORE Dorbii'liio' lour yelll't u EASTER DRESSES , eharn· ; much ol hil lilfbljDJ wu oounlljoo. So1111 ...., ··~.·· . ' ARRIVING . DAIL·YJ·· Sizes 9 Mo. to 18 Mo. Dresses For Tots to Teens New Shipments JUST IN!! SWeet Sue otyl.. SIZES 7-14 .) SHOE FAVORITES by '"I'i117 Women." Spring and Easter lovelies in beautHul daeron• nylons and orgaozaa in printed and plain colon. LovelJ cottons in pastels and white. Lay away fur Easter. Sizes 1 to 3 Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14 Olrlsaw- Girls Whlto Convu Springflah TENNIS OXFORD Blaek LeatherBlack PatentBelg-Whlte Sizes 4Mt to 10 PAINT SALE! "Cutie Creations" LOW IN PRICEt · S2· 99 ONLY GAL. Compare quaUty . . . compare price. Here's au Jn. expensive flnlsn that wUI give :you good results. EIJ)' to ·brush or roll ou. One CQIIt u.ually covers. Give smooth, flat finish. Dries qUickly, mild Odor. TOP VALUE ' trAMPS ' itAR SUPPLY CO. OPPOSITE LOWEll PARKING LOT-POMEROY ltACINI, 01 '" ' ' Dres... By lrvl119 Malik · .'.. N&MWldtha Sizes 4Mt to 10 $1.99 pair 2 ,.1, ..... $2.49 -•a·•• Woonen'sl......,. INFANTS PIGSKIN OXFORD LEATHER STRAP · Crepe Sole . Size• 4Mt to 10 White or Pateut Sizes 2 to .6Mt $1·" p.ll~ $].99· 3 Pc. Infant Polam11 Cotton, I to 4 _ $1.99 2 Pc. lnfont Pojamoo Cotton, I to 4 _ $1.59 Toddler Long Ponto PojomM, Cotton, I to 4 $1.99 Toddler Boby Dolt P•l•mu, Cotton, I to 4 $1.99 Glrlo Boby Doll Pojomoo, Cotton, 6 to 14 $1.99 With All Purch- Families Win Epple's Favor .I $5'' ' MIN'S & &I& .OYI' ILACK I ... _, .For .Employes SIZES Ux . ers '"" I-ll - - Lio4THIII 11NU llado wllb • lilellhltllla. .. .*SPECIAL IB,UVS* •YISoft ....... ITRITCH ,l'ootL~TI ~ ' ·,.. . . . ,.., 24e . oMeti & . . White CIJIW SOX p.~lr 31c oMHt STIIIi"CH ·sox .... p.~lr ''•· 3 pr. $1.QO el..d~ .,..i,. IWIDP.twit u• ·in 'ltclr...... $1:00 • ··Just 'fwo Of Our ·Many-Stylet ' ' ... • � 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/. 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