https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/198382b8784286fdff48ebe7765aa942.pdf 3452966c8862c90f26693b769f805be8 PDF Text Text 4 . ' I •DIIlylentlnel, Pomeroy·M144Jeport, 0. Aprl112, 1983 -~-· - Egg Hunt Is' Enjoyed When Class Group Met • ~ I l emeqilier: Sabin·Oral Sunday Make-Up Day.{s Tomorrow In .Around And ' ' , · About Middleporl l ,NOW ,YOU KNOW ' • Ampblprl 1o lllo poetry lbll. ..... I If- e.:.- woll IIIII ~ . . . ... . . ' ..,100111 . . . to ~· illclloNrJ ol ..,.. • oad l'lblt. . POMERQY:M!ODt.EPORl, OHIO . Sabined Sugar Is Offered .' ·.. •• ' ~ .' ', ' The Way of 'Pe(;Jce ' ·~ ' I ' . ' i ' . '·· Marine ·Kill , 2 Others Hurt AU Melp c:ow>111n1 Wbo yet been lmmunlzod wllll Sabin Orol . Vaeclne Typo I lmpreguated eube ol 111pr, ,....,.,,. apln .reminded of tho clinic Bunda1 lifter. • MDODLEPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING . ·Hirold Lloyd's "WORLD OF COMEDY" Great Comedies Ne,\'e1' Die . , . They Just Make You Laugh Harder. ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS. MEIGS THEATRE Tonltht thru Wednelday ·' Walt Disney's "SON OF FLUBBER" (TeMlnloolor) Fred MacMurray, Nancy OlsOn, Keenan Wynn, Leon Ty· ler, Tommy Kirk, Joanna Moore, Charlie Rugglu, LeAmes. Elliott Reid, ~ Wynn, Ken Murray, Stuart Erwin. ~n Cantinfias in t'.PIP.B'' Plus 'H Guest Stars (Cinemaacope &: Color) -and- ucALTIKIH John Merivale, Didi Sullivan llturday April Tony Curtis in "THE OUTSIDER" . -and•HIROD THI GREAT" With'Edmund Purd<lm and SYlvia Lope~ (Color) e Linoleums e Congoleums e Sandran e Floor e Counter Top Tile Of All Kinds e Metal Trims Materials e Pastes e Accessories eRug Border OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7:30 P.M. ALSO ON SALE AT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE VINYL CUSHION FLOOR For Your Shopping Convenience A new di1eovery In h1rd surfiCe floor covering with Its o~ ., built.tn cushioning. THE SHOE BOX Mlddl.,.rt, 0. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ~-· - ',NO WONDER WE SELL FOR LESSI 1960 Dodge'• • • • • 1957 Dodge ••• • • s995 1960Falcon ••••• s1 · · 4 Dr. Sedan. 6,cyl. Auto. Trans. Heater. One SERVICES. 1 "'rrlotlf.OIId hope will e'er abide•- lllhe IMISOge ofl!aNrlidel A JOYOUS EASTER TO YOU AND YOURS FROM AU OF US AT THE BANK At The Church Of Your Choice and then ••• DINE OUT at the ••• The We Pay 3% lntere•t On S011ing1 Pomeroy National Bank Martin Restaurant Serving Melga County for over 90 years POMUOY- RUTLAND No ReservaUons.Please! 4 Dr. Station-Wagon. 8 pus. VB. Auto .. Tr8DI. Power Steering, Heater . 4 Dr. Station Wqon. std. Trans. Radio and heater , · · . 1957 Buick • • ~ • •--A•$795 · 1959 Dodae • • • • • 1956 DodQe •·•·• • • s495 1958 Chevrolet • • • • cyl. 19584 Chevrolet ,• • • . 1954 Chrvsler • • !I cyl: 2 Dr. Har d .. .op. ·Auto. TrIDI. Hea1er....., Radl o 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio .and heater. VI; Auto •. Tr8DI. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 · · 4 Dr. Sedan. .. .·VB•.Std. Trans. Heater. ~Ice . BIScayne 2: Dr: 8 l;lelray Dr. Sid. Tr8DI. Std. Trans. In Aclidents Friday Night �----.. .•-... - SENTlftEL F eature Page ~ ' Annual ·Ro~ary Easter Egg Huni Is Preparerf: For Meigs Children . / • I At two in the afternoon, Easter, Day, rain or shine, 500 Meigs county children, give or take a few dozen wili scurry over the steep slopes of Middleport's roadside park looking for one-or more-of over 400 eggs gaily colored for the annual Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club sponsored Easter Egg Hunt. Veteran club members believe, but aren't positive, that this is about the 20th annual bunt. This year Curtis Jenkinson is hunt chairman assisted by Paul Smart, Jack Welsh and Carl Horky. As in recent years, every egg put out is worth a cash prize at one of over 150 business places or from professional men and women of the twin communities. Children of the county home will be brought to the park by Rotarians and given a treat af. ter the hunt. Rotarians and firemen meet at 1 p.m. to "hide" the egga. Previout to tbil exercise for sometimes portly Rotarian buslnee men is the pre-hunt "coloring party" Tbunday night of which accompanying pictures give · a graphic account. Each year the little children of less-than· school age enjoy a mite-sized bunt ot their Gwn in a sectioned-off lll'ea of the park. - ASSEMBLY LINE PRODUCTION - Mrs. George Meinhart, Mrs.: €urt!J' Jenkin· 30n, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. William D. Childs, and Mrs Cash' JlaJir wete'p~rt ot the assembly line coloring over 400 eggs for Sunday's traditional hunt in M(~leport. • • • •• I . SALE* .. 1\·'· · ~ 8': NEW HOLLAND LIME SPREADER ~. ~MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPI.YCO. PHONE . WI 9-3202 RACINE; 0. PEA!lL' STR!'ET _. . EVERYBODY WORKS-Club President George Meinhart, left, legislator. and Jack Robson, veteran club secretary, of Pomeroy , carry a crate of eggs to :, sto;-age in pre)laration for Sunday's hunt that an- tmally draws over 500 Meigs county youngsters o! grade school age. Fingertip control for close, precision work near bushes, walls, fences .•• husky poWer takes on toughest soils with ease •.. power reverse ends fatia;uing pu!l·bac~s. Easy,-Sptn starting. Scientific slow-speed tilling Btll:tly breaks up soil ·without breaking if down ... self~harpenini tines are guaranttM!d against breakage,. won't- cfog. See Super Roticul today. Three hp model elso available. do It with $Jmpl1clbf. QOICI AS A CA.T SUPER ROTICUI: / FOR THE KIDS - .Tack Welsh , left, and Cash Bahr, the latter fittingly a Middleport Main-st merch•nt, put a number on eggs for the kids to turn in when found, and receive a card good for a prize ai a Pomeroy· Middleport store. .:, , # NEW ROTARIAN - OLD PROJECT - Members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club have sponsored an Easter egg hunt In Middleport for 20 years. New member Bill Childs, Uncoln-1t, took his baptism of fire in the work-sestion of ROtarian• preparing for the project. , HUSBANDS WORK TOGETHER - Mrs. John Welsh, left is the wife of ColiiJII· bus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. local manager John '(olack) Welsn, and Mrs. Carl Horky's husband Is otflce manager for the ut.ility .-in Middleport where the Easter •UI were colored and numbered Thursday night. · . * ';~- v ft.~<. ;. . ft:eigs Equipment Co. . . . Phone WY-2-2115 Rear Meiga Generol Hospital Parole Officers. 'In Meigs Changed - ... --- ._ . I ' M.WEY-niiau.iti?~;: ~ ·:: ... .. -~ ' ':! ISPRING AVE. ~ WY 2-5101 POMEROY . .. S40E. Main • ... . ~ . WY2~Zt81 ~ ·..: '· JACKW. CARSEY,Mandger . Paroled per10111 fioom Ohlb penal ' llistltu-' hons are reportlne ill to a new periiQnaUty now. F. A. Pattermn, at top right is· a jolly looking fellow who recently 'made bli last official visit to Melp county. Dapper s'cli.olarly he baa been tranSferred to a new diltrict tow, rlgbt, 11 F. E. Ramba'Cher witb"ilffices at 2 South Congress-at, Athens, who hU replaced' Mr. Patterson. He appears tujlremely suited to employment with the Ohio PardOn and Parole CommJll8ion. ~ ~- __ I Pomeroy, Ohio YOUI ~- FULTON- THOMPSO~~ ! 1 : ·~ 1 ·· ""' "· 1 TRACTOR -SAL£.S p } l ' Sugar Run Flour Mills . ~ ~· .• . . ·· ~t·~ 3' .x ee: • Strong as a tiger' No 3-plow tractor outworks this MF 35 diesel with Multi · Power and Ferguson System! Now livelier than ever- with 12 for· ward speeds, shift on-the-go, and a DeW diftercntial lock to stop wheel spinning in slick going. Still the world's best selling tractor-by far. (No wonder aU the othell "me-too" it.) Have you tried the Mw MF 35? Stop u. toctay! "Sure Sign ·of Quality" Now Open Til9:00 P.M. Daily MONDAY THRU SATURDAY (6 Days) AU'Sprlng Specials On Sale Through April or As Long As Supply Lasts! Shop and Save I.. So What Else Is New?.·--· How quickly man: becomes lndlff~rent In thll age ot IICitlntlfle miracles. , . . Durlne tha thJee years just past .Uncle sam has launched lix TlroJ weatlier satellltes.o-the reporte~• of near-apace;,whlcli .have lent more BIG BLOWUP - An old photograph of th• H. M. Hoxie, h t than 222,000 cloud covl)r photOs for 1tudy by· 1 ft fIt Meigs county, Jn the Ohio River when two of its boilers expl~e~. a was e o 'as It appea_red off Portland In eatthbound meteorolollata. . . ' ' Thtl blrthdl)' of thll fMcbal prouam paued with scarcely a npple of notiee. . · d , _, , '· . f,"'*" I • '• ', . . . : :.:.) 'OPEN Tit 9:00 P.. M~.. : (MON. THRU SAT.) . . ... ,, . ~ P~~~E~~~::~R .: 21!2 or 3 hp. Briaas motor, fmger-tip ~ntrOis, 8ir lift suction blade. -14 ga. steel deck, c:lreul1r blade ,ovS· lnj. Full yr. wirlanty. OUTDOoR ' BARGAINS! 97 K. D. capecl in)ury entirely, thciUJ)t some had ·onl!r minor bruilea. 'One mem}ler- of the ctew~ i deckhand, apparently was thrown into the river by the impact 11nd drr:wped. , . When the little v!pge of. Portillld Wcl• awakened to the calall)if,Y, lmmedlattl)' a went out for help. Dr, Btn·Prlce, ueo¢1na tQ• reporla, waa the first physician on tb.e scene. · He waa followed bY other IUrgeona from ·l\a.. venswood who helped care for the Injured tb• ,· best they could. · · ·; ( , of _Portland Bottom's residents who w .e r t housed in some 40 homea clustered near the r1ver. The Hoxie, second largeR! towboat on ·the upper Ohio, was built with the officer'• quar- . ters fore and quarters for the deckhand• and other workers aft. Tbe two exploalne boilers were located under the officer's quarters. Tbe boat . c~ptaln, James s. Woodard,, wbo escaped the blast, said afterward his own eacapt wu a miracle. However, other crewmen on tbe torn twilled wrecked vessel were not nearly «1 l~cky,. Two men very seriously hurt In lhe wreckage, Joe Wheeler and Ed McGonnlaat died at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersbure,· ihe next . day. .Of t11e 38 on board tlie tbwboat, f!i\w e.l-. , .oau Tbe terrific exploaiOn broke haUstli u'8M io· secure the bareu which leioHd ,11' of them · In tbe current. Som~ IOd~ ·at tlie ;tie44 ot Buffineton Ialind !nit moat ~d on downriver. ' ' ·' C .. ~..,, · The Hoxie was so Iarae number Of of the river clean up ilie . ' $49.97 Set Up 22" SUF-PRI)PEtLED , •st,97 K:O. - 1$64.97 set up Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. (Monday Through Saturday) SPECIJIU TraHic Top LAWN SEED $44 H. M. Hoxie's Big Explosion Of 50 Years Ago Rudely Shook Awake Portland's Residents Fifty-seven years ago last week the large towboat H. M. Hoxie stopped at Portland in Meigs county to drop an empty barge. It was early morning and residents of the small com· rnunity were asleep. Hoxie crewmen had s~cwed the barge and were preparing to lea\·e enroute to Pittsbur~ when the boat captain noticed that water in "hi~ boilers was low. ·• He reprirnallded the engineer and fireman in strong words and ordered more water put in, according to older residents of the area. The towboat slowly backed from the wharf :Into the Ohio River current. · .Tben came an earth shaking blast sa two of ,111!1 Hoxie'a aeven boilera let go, waking up aU Eit-erybody ~an Shop At The Town & Country Center 5 lb. 1.97 Complete Lawn and Gatden Needs II ·-·---------~------- SAVE $5 TON . '" . ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. --~-------------· . ftll Good Supply Of FIELD BULK SEEDS AND• SEED OATS Prize Winners For Open House Sobro Tiller-Mrs. Charloa !tuclc. Rt. 3, PoiiMiroy Lawn Mower-Bonnie Smith, Horlferd, W, Y,a, 011 Change-Golden Canaday, fitorthup, Ohl# Oil Change-B. D. Bailey, Rt. 4,llow.31, ChorlHton, W. Vo. Lube Job-Mrs. Rollond Neunling, Anne St., . PDIMf!IY . ·~ •I.Jih F. Will, Rt. 3, POiiHtroy J.....,.IMI Walo~.....l!orriett MHka, Rt. 5, Athena 10 Qei,,Q.,.._Roy Gladman, Tuppers Pla!Joa, Qh.~ 10 Gal. Goa-V. Heclrlck, Pomeroy 10 Gal, GU.:.Oonvor Rt. 2, Pomeroy "··· 10 Gal. Gao--Bertha " . • 10 Gal. Gas Mildred L. 1000 tv Stamps-Robert 1000 TV Stamps-John Tucker, Rt. I Set l8l Antique Glop~. W. H..- . :_' Carpenter State prizes will be announced .tater this mqntll. StiU Good Prices On ~UNICO: . ~ 'TI .. Landmark Super ·S..rv;• ·. O"PEN 24 HOURS,, ' ' •' .. �----.. .•-... - SENTlftEL F eature Page ~ ' Annual ·Ro~ary Easter Egg Huni Is Preparerf: For Meigs Children . / • I At two in the afternoon, Easter, Day, rain or shine, 500 Meigs county children, give or take a few dozen wili scurry over the steep slopes of Middleport's roadside park looking for one-or more-of over 400 eggs gaily colored for the annual Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club sponsored Easter Egg Hunt. Veteran club members believe, but aren't positive, that this is about the 20th annual bunt. This year Curtis Jenkinson is hunt chairman assisted by Paul Smart, Jack Welsh and Carl Horky. As in recent years, every egg put out is worth a cash prize at one of over 150 business places or from professional men and women of the twin communities. Children of the county home will be brought to the park by Rotarians and given a treat af. ter the hunt. Rotarians and firemen meet at 1 p.m. to "hide" the egga. Previout to tbil exercise for sometimes portly Rotarian buslnee men is the pre-hunt "coloring party" Tbunday night of which accompanying pictures give · a graphic account. Each year the little children of less-than· school age enjoy a mite-sized bunt ot their Gwn in a sectioned-off lll'ea of the park. - ASSEMBLY LINE PRODUCTION - Mrs. George Meinhart, Mrs.: €urt!J' Jenkin· 30n, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. William D. Childs, and Mrs Cash' JlaJir wete'p~rt ot the assembly line coloring over 400 eggs for Sunday's traditional hunt in M(~leport. • • • •• I . SALE* .. 1\·'· · ~ 8': NEW HOLLAND LIME SPREADER ~. ~MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPI.YCO. PHONE . WI 9-3202 RACINE; 0. PEA!lL' STR!'ET _. . EVERYBODY WORKS-Club President George Meinhart, left, legislator. and Jack Robson, veteran club secretary, of Pomeroy , carry a crate of eggs to :, sto;-age in pre)laration for Sunday's hunt that an- tmally draws over 500 Meigs county youngsters o! grade school age. Fingertip control for close, precision work near bushes, walls, fences .•• husky poWer takes on toughest soils with ease •.. power reverse ends fatia;uing pu!l·bac~s. Easy,-Sptn starting. Scientific slow-speed tilling Btll:tly breaks up soil ·without breaking if down ... self~harpenini tines are guaranttM!d against breakage,. won't- cfog. See Super Roticul today. Three hp model elso available. do It with $Jmpl1clbf. QOICI AS A CA.T SUPER ROTICUI: / FOR THE KIDS - .Tack Welsh , left, and Cash Bahr, the latter fittingly a Middleport Main-st merch•nt, put a number on eggs for the kids to turn in when found, and receive a card good for a prize ai a Pomeroy· Middleport store. .:, , # NEW ROTARIAN - OLD PROJECT - Members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club have sponsored an Easter egg hunt In Middleport for 20 years. New member Bill Childs, Uncoln-1t, took his baptism of fire in the work-sestion of ROtarian• preparing for the project. , HUSBANDS WORK TOGETHER - Mrs. John Welsh, left is the wife of ColiiJII· bus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. local manager John '(olack) Welsn, and Mrs. Carl Horky's husband Is otflce manager for the ut.ility .-in Middleport where the Easter •UI were colored and numbered Thursday night. · . * ';~- v ft.~<. ;. . ft:eigs Equipment Co. . . . Phone WY-2-2115 Rear Meiga Generol Hospital Parole Officers. 'In Meigs Changed - ... --- ._ . I ' M.WEY-niiau.iti?~;: ~ ·:: ... .. -~ ' ':! ISPRING AVE. ~ WY 2-5101 POMEROY . .. S40E. Main • ... . ~ . WY2~Zt81 ~ ·..: '· JACKW. CARSEY,Mandger . Paroled per10111 fioom Ohlb penal ' llistltu-' hons are reportlne ill to a new periiQnaUty now. F. A. Pattermn, at top right is· a jolly looking fellow who recently 'made bli last official visit to Melp county. Dapper s'cli.olarly he baa been tranSferred to a new diltrict tow, rlgbt, 11 F. E. Ramba'Cher witb"ilffices at 2 South Congress-at, Athens, who hU replaced' Mr. Patterson. He appears tujlremely suited to employment with the Ohio PardOn and Parole CommJll8ion. ~ ~- __ I Pomeroy, Ohio YOUI ~- FULTON- THOMPSO~~ ! 1 : ·~ 1 ·· ""' "· 1 TRACTOR -SAL£.S p } l ' Sugar Run Flour Mills . ~ ~· .• . . ·· ~t·~ 3' .x ee: • Strong as a tiger' No 3-plow tractor outworks this MF 35 diesel with Multi · Power and Ferguson System! Now livelier than ever- with 12 for· ward speeds, shift on-the-go, and a DeW diftercntial lock to stop wheel spinning in slick going. Still the world's best selling tractor-by far. (No wonder aU the othell "me-too" it.) Have you tried the Mw MF 35? Stop u. toctay! "Sure Sign ·of Quality" Now Open Til9:00 P.M. Daily MONDAY THRU SATURDAY (6 Days) AU'Sprlng Specials On Sale Through April or As Long As Supply Lasts! Shop and Save I.. So What Else Is New?.·--· How quickly man: becomes lndlff~rent In thll age ot IICitlntlfle miracles. , . . Durlne tha thJee years just past .Uncle sam has launched lix TlroJ weatlier satellltes.o-the reporte~• of near-apace;,whlcli .have lent more BIG BLOWUP - An old photograph of th• H. M. Hoxie, h t than 222,000 cloud covl)r photOs for 1tudy by· 1 ft fIt Meigs county, Jn the Ohio River when two of its boilers expl~e~. a was e o 'as It appea_red off Portland In eatthbound meteorolollata. . . ' ' Thtl blrthdl)' of thll fMcbal prouam paued with scarcely a npple of notiee. . · d , _, , '· . f,"'*" I • '• ', . . . : :.:.) 'OPEN Tit 9:00 P.. M~.. : (MON. THRU SAT.) . . ... ,, . ~ P~~~E~~~::~R .: 21!2 or 3 hp. Briaas motor, fmger-tip ~ntrOis, 8ir lift suction blade. -14 ga. steel deck, c:lreul1r blade ,ovS· lnj. Full yr. wirlanty. OUTDOoR ' BARGAINS! 97 K. D. capecl in)ury entirely, thciUJ)t some had ·onl!r minor bruilea. 'One mem}ler- of the ctew~ i deckhand, apparently was thrown into the river by the impact 11nd drr:wped. , . When the little v!pge of. Portillld Wcl• awakened to the calall)if,Y, lmmedlattl)' a went out for help. Dr, Btn·Prlce, ueo¢1na tQ• reporla, waa the first physician on tb.e scene. · He waa followed bY other IUrgeona from ·l\a.. venswood who helped care for the Injured tb• ,· best they could. · · ·; ( , of _Portland Bottom's residents who w .e r t housed in some 40 homea clustered near the r1ver. The Hoxie, second largeR! towboat on ·the upper Ohio, was built with the officer'• quar- . ters fore and quarters for the deckhand• and other workers aft. Tbe two exploalne boilers were located under the officer's quarters. Tbe boat . c~ptaln, James s. Woodard,, wbo escaped the blast, said afterward his own eacapt wu a miracle. However, other crewmen on tbe torn twilled wrecked vessel were not nearly «1 l~cky,. Two men very seriously hurt In lhe wreckage, Joe Wheeler and Ed McGonnlaat died at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersbure,· ihe next . day. .Of t11e 38 on board tlie tbwboat, f!i\w e.l-. , .oau Tbe terrific exploaiOn broke haUstli u'8M io· secure the bareu which leioHd ,11' of them · In tbe current. Som~ IOd~ ·at tlie ;tie44 ot Buffineton Ialind !nit moat ~d on downriver. ' ' ·' C .. ~..,, · The Hoxie was so Iarae number Of of the river clean up ilie . ' $49.97 Set Up 22" SUF-PRI)PEtLED , •st,97 K:O. - 1$64.97 set up Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. (Monday Through Saturday) SPECIJIU TraHic Top LAWN SEED $44 H. M. Hoxie's Big Explosion Of 50 Years Ago Rudely Shook Awake Portland's Residents Fifty-seven years ago last week the large towboat H. M. Hoxie stopped at Portland in Meigs county to drop an empty barge. It was early morning and residents of the small com· rnunity were asleep. Hoxie crewmen had s~cwed the barge and were preparing to lea\·e enroute to Pittsbur~ when the boat captain noticed that water in "hi~ boilers was low. ·• He reprirnallded the engineer and fireman in strong words and ordered more water put in, according to older residents of the area. The towboat slowly backed from the wharf :Into the Ohio River current. · .Tben came an earth shaking blast sa two of ,111!1 Hoxie'a aeven boilera let go, waking up aU Eit-erybody ~an Shop At The Town & Country Center 5 lb. 1.97 Complete Lawn and Gatden Needs II ·-·---------~------- SAVE $5 TON . '" . ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. --~-------------· . ftll Good Supply Of FIELD BULK SEEDS AND• SEED OATS Prize Winners For Open House Sobro Tiller-Mrs. Charloa !tuclc. Rt. 3, PoiiMiroy Lawn Mower-Bonnie Smith, Horlferd, W, Y,a, 011 Change-Golden Canaday, fitorthup, Ohl# Oil Change-B. D. Bailey, Rt. 4,llow.31, ChorlHton, W. Vo. Lube Job-Mrs. Rollond Neunling, Anne St., . PDIMf!IY . ·~ •I.Jih F. Will, Rt. 3, POiiHtroy J.....,.IMI Walo~.....l!orriett MHka, Rt. 5, Athena 10 Qei,,Q.,.._Roy Gladman, Tuppers Pla!Joa, Qh.~ 10 Gal. Goa-V. Heclrlck, Pomeroy 10 Gal, GU.:.Oonvor Rt. 2, Pomeroy "··· 10 Gal. Gao--Bertha " . • 10 Gal. Gas Mildred L. 1000 tv Stamps-Robert 1000 TV Stamps-John Tucker, Rt. I Set l8l Antique Glop~. W. H..- . :_' Carpenter State prizes will be announced .tater this mqntll. StiU Good Prices On ~UNICO: . ~ 'TI .. Landmark Super ·S..rv;• ·. O"PEN 24 HOURS,, ' ' •' .. �'•\' ( ' New Strike Zone Favoring Hurlers THE SPORTS DESK I IY 101 WINGI'I'I' lwliwl wr•u s I '' ~If Wrfler a, slim rlibt·bander pve up 1 1JP1 8,..... Wrllor oU doublo to Lellt\J' Gree Gil 'lbo evidiDce of the lint flvt flnl IDnll>C and a oc:ralcb • ~ ciq. of the major lequt ba8- by Vic Power b1 the =- ol 'lbe llrike 0110-WU , P~ . '• GE . olcott. .*4 loOibll1 Tom 01~ ,Tacbon hill! ol ~ koclMIIY b1p ldtool IJrid C01C11, ,.. Qlll c1 ba,t peeu IIIJIIId M 1 Ill p;w trull'- DIIDIII Jut o1 lbc JII'!IJ fan»od -~~~. IDd 11Qb Wlon, ara khool Colchu eo. eoach at MarUna .rerq, wa · ;::"• U ~~Do., m• -- .~ 1111:!:~".:; ~ ·Laurel (Jiff News,·Even•"' Olcott 1ru one of l2 - - llpoU.. · • _ IIIIJ1ed 1o lbe llfOUP Ill Feb- Dlek Reltoli; former biPe\o Mn. llerlb j'erker 1,t again ruary to form the orig!DII «<' bill eoac:b ol Pome!V1, . iD11 10ritlng uewa for Laurel CUff O)lll'llifll wbleh ... apllld· DoW athletic ciJrtctor II . . _ IIlii pemna art Qke4 1o l(ve eel u. 12 new lrDIIIII IIIJd Madlloll bJQ lehQol, a. her thelr Items. at 1 meetlq held ill OoJumbal Ylcl pl1llclent ~~~;.)be oooper-. Mr and Mra Frll$ stahl, Mlreb 19 11ve 'Marshf!eM recenUy ..n. lleV 1 illllllltar ,;r&.r. · Leo Siring 0 1 ol ll'•ullloo ~~Ill, ..J. 011 Mr. aDd Mrs. Norma __.! aDII 0 111 Scbaefer and John Stahl. ,.._., ' of Lawrence Smllh unci""'IDt lbe SouU:,:~theOhio L11111t !:lp~~ N~ recelilfy 11 J4elp are mem new srou~ ' • ., =~spllol. ~~~~:: !!~ fl Tlte JthI a ,...,.. ., ...-- I org oo """' Mrs. !lenora Faullr: and ItaenUiled, Tbe Ohio purpooo of publlablnf! 1 Jlllllllrea of Boblon called on · Jlr. line dedlcaW to ~hlo athlefo. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. lcs. The proceede will be ll8ed Mr. and Mre. WllUIIII Jaeobt · for the study advancement lllld ol Columbuo rooenlly IJ)tllt 1 llnproverJwJI of pbyslcallitllest "' Balrow In full of laughs and romance until the starting hurler tired ~· to .,....... up pmet. when be hit • three-run and wu In need of reli ef against Ohio University Friday Iidea wu !hot the pitch':J '",: off tho left field (oul pole. afternoon. boeolllllll bomer..pundly. blow came off Jack Krallck Outcome of the Jame was Ohio U 5, Kent 4, on a last ' long games ...,.. resullilllln Ill> Gino Clmolf aod Ed Charlu half of tbe nintb inning run off the same lefthanded re- favorable lao .._u.. bale. Chock Eoseglan'• Iiefer who not long befor. was having a fine time in tbe'l ilaliof'lloo"BacllclaObjecllvof... aiDgle wu the key blow of ao8 SIX· other three-nan uprtslng by the Kent bullpen. lbe 1rsl ,,.. Yl Two Kent bullpen pitchers and 1 utility catcher were · month-long soaoon rtpresent ": iD tho oeveatb IDnll>&. busy most of the late afternoon writing notes to three '! " tmy. sample. of course, but e Dick Farren. who last pretty Ohio Unlversity freshmen who were watching the statioiiCJ opeak loud and clear al l her deeit the Dodgers 008 of game from near Grover Center. lha momaot: eruclal defeats of the NL eeuon. The Kent players kept three grade school lad!a busy -Pilchll'l already have pltcbed fireballed a four-bltter and carr:v;ng notes to the girls. who answered, sending the , five lbutoull and 11. one-run 1 out 11 to ive tho Colts !heir messenger! hack with their remarks. about the weather, · games. lbey bave achaeved wiD of th i no doubt ....hitter, tbreo two-bitters and D . ';.:";:' se~•:· The budding a·omancing drew wide attention on the 1two threo-bitton. · bi~va•ln:~ing eosingle •that side of the field where the Kent bullpen was located. , -Thoro bavo baeD ouly two to 'Los An eles~ 1-o 101 din However. the pla.ven were less happy over their ro. l three-hour or looger 111111100 played of the niDI~ tnnlllg manee alter th e gam~ was over. and Kent was on the , an tho NaUoaml LtlgUo IDd nOlle iD Lbi C W ick Jn. 1 short end of the score. ! iD tllt Amoricaa Leaguo. P cw tter "': arw Who knows?. maybe OU Coach Bob Wren had those · Tho 111611 pattern of well-pitched, gled home the tym& run f«. the coeds stashed within note· writing range by desi~n: a sort 1bri.lkly played pmea wu .... Colts In the bottom ol the ~· of fifth column, no less, to undermine the visiting t~am . Unued in the only two gameo :wever, and :ey ~:t 00 ~ wm 00 owae One often hears that Coach Wren IS one of the fmest playad on Good Fraday-Uae KmJ. game m 0 collegiate baseball coarhes tn the nati on. This proves it. sa sCity AthleUcs bealiD& teh MiD- God..,. slngiek,wlh tho1 bhaedseathfil11ed. : nesota Twms, 6-0, m a two-hour E Roebuc w~ P ~ , e ast ,Jacll ' llloJU Bomor ol . . D S d OU Coeds Possible Fifth !:lb"": :~~::: ~·:-u: =~wb! oug an ers . . T v· . . T for which il wu lo-.: pitch a one-bllter laot Auguol Leads Field C0 j WlllllSls 0 ISibng eam I ~ tllt .W. 81ellen • tllt desJ&atd to Norm Slehoro providocl the After 2 Turns The life of a bullpen pitcbor for Kent University was · lm~ the.~Uvaoeu P': blow lor the flrot .• 1.1•u.w··w..wn a • . FUll llD1I'N llonor Students At Southern Ar., Announced Dick Retton Is Officer In -Co-Op_~ The Daily ~tinel I' . -.;tude GREENSBORO. N.C. ltJl'll Douf Sandn, wbo Pielined for Pvt Wllb thl• ' wlth • broU. left l1tlla liJicer, ltd 1 !lelcl ol II blto tho third round ol the •...., Gmter Grtonsboro Open IOif louriJa. meDt. 'lbo Ojal. Colli., pro look I u.....troke leod Frld11 u ht W«<l oroUIId the per 11 s.clgelleld Country Club .....,. wllb 1 b under per "· "I've been drivln1 tho baD )lsi wonderfully," a>id SaDdm In polJitlnJ oul that he bad boa iD week lod here with relouv... • programa In Oblo blgh aahools, the roup Olliy OIICO htre off the Mn. Je..le Brookover of ~ lite eellbll81m!ent of I tee. He had six birdl• IJid no 8and7, w. va., Is spending aeholal'sblp luDd for deaervlntl bogB'fl for blo oeeond-rouod w•ek with her BOn Lester • • lludinll. Tbe IIIIPIIne will at-41. ~. She was ~alled here so serve as a medium lhrougb Dove Mur. wlao bu belli play· the death o1 her daughter-In· ,...lch Ills member coaches may lag blo best goH of tho year d.,. law, Mn. Lester Brookover. LOS ANGELI!S lVPn _ Cei.. express thiii!Hiv•, aod publilng the last lave weeks, stood 1 Diehl left tly for br laDII 1 her clze Ohio alble6cs. al011t at 138 alter two dayo of ... v~~me In Texae ~i: a.~~u~= ~t hoG tc Otber ..whr tleelld lruiiMI play in the t8t1J .unual GGO •~M • ar- n.uu. - . . . - . ... w Mill eon- on the board ate Dol18¥ Dr. The Racme Emergency and Fire departments a r e and 19·minute America I!Loague two and two-third sllllllllgS. was wh&N fint plaeo wlU be worth ff,· :ta•:.a~on:.w::..h~bl. :;uve ID~!_~.:.. U:.~ bus, Cleveland Shaw; Bob Ault,_ sponsoring a rugged wrestlmg match at the Southern 1 game and !he Houston Colts de- tbe losmg pitcher. 1100 &wday. . ' ct _.. ...... Cambridge; CUI While, Jroo; Local High sehool gymnasium April19. [eating !he Los Angeles Dodgers, lbe races resume iD earnest "I've been drtvlnC the ball I Mr. and Mrs. Waller Walker, playbojo pi~. Bo Bellnlley ond tan; James Bby, Dayton ColoJ>o Firemen ,aid theli! will be six grunt 'n groa!lers of I 2-1. in a 12-innlng. three-hour·and- Saturday with Baltimore at N~ little longll' ond 1 UWe bettor Mre. James WUI, Wllll HIll, De":! Chaoce. Forget lhe night o1 White; Marv ll!cConu'!'! the most rugged variety, The matches Will begm at s l ,>ne mmut• National League con- York. Delroal at Clev~land. Cha- than ever befOrt," •old Morr, Mr. , oDd Mrs. Clarence .Cairlls. lllmlltoD Tali; Robert Mlc~ . p.m. with an admiSHion charge of $1 for adults and 50 I test. cago at l.<Js Angeles, Mannesota at who shot I secood·rouod, lour un- Pomeroy, Mrs. Lonnie Norrla, Hero oo ..ca\:lon Marquard, 'IS, lo•, Toledo Central Catbolle:cents for children . Ed Rakow. 14-17 last season. Kansas City and Boslol) at Wash· der per 17. Mur bod six birdies Cerol, Mrs. Georgia Stolll, 1\!h. 18ld Fridlyt Wallace Hood, DeiJance; Bob Tickets can be purchaseo at The pub, Sohlo Service plt~hed a two-hitter '?' t1ae Ath· ingtoa in the American L<:"gue. aod two bogeys. lfargaret Allen and Mrt. June "Frqm the limo 1 wa 17 1 HI Hart, Coltunbus Eutt Jamei station, Village Cut-Rate, ot· Food Market, all of Racine, letacs who scored thear first vac- and San Fraoci!<O at Chacago, Ken Noaie was bunched Soulshy callad on Mrs. Pearl my .goal for thellll.for 1eque1. J Allen, Newark;· IDd JIID8I· and from Bob Beegle at the Racine Elementary school . tory or the seaso nailer two loSS: Philadelphi~ at St. Louis. Pitts- [ with four otbero 11 m aod one Parker recenlfy. mada up .,. miDd lbt lltl!blna howlue, LondOJL or Larry Wolfe at Syracuse Grade school. 1.,. to the New York Yankees. The burgh at Cmcmnata, New York at stroke back was Sam Snead aod Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parbr could otaotlllllll)' "11· or..-, Paul Walker was olllllad to· - -- - - -- ·- - - -·---- - -·~---· - Milwaukee and Los An~es Jimmy Clark> with 1381. Soud. reoently clllad on Olbo I pitched for o.JDIII who NOiljo replace Glenn Ellilon of Mid· HoustOll in the National League. . wbo baa woo tho GreollSbora ford and Mrs. Ullle Maaneo of put you through 1ha mlii-Jobo clletawn. Open ..... limos. bogeyed No. II Syraeuao. l!cGraw. . . Tbe group 'bas another meet.. and dou~lod·bogeyed N•. IJ but Mrs. Leona Korr has returll- "He llfVDr Jold 111 not 1o WOrrf, 1111 schedulad for later lhil B~ DAVID HEERF.N hu,., and outfield jobs back. · a 5-2 triumph behind O'Toole. still was IWO-under•par for the ..J home after l)lending two that the bu)} jllll wouJd.bt ready month In qilumbwt. · Ual""' lnt....atloaal Jim O'Toolo "!lli hurl for "" Hutchin.on would like to ... • I · da7 with 1 (1(1, &lead eqled the ,...kl with her daughter ~nd 1o help. n was just tha opposite.. I~==-'-----CINCINNATI. (UPH- 'fhe start- Reds. Earl Francis will start for repeat of the fir~t game result , par 5, tHtS-yard 14th bole. san.-iD·law, Mr. and Mrl. He'd *YQU'"' the pitcher toill~ lineup!! w1U be the ~~e a~ the Pira~s. Th~ .Reds scored of. courlloe, hut wm or loose, .he The original fjeJd of 1M wu ward Bauer and Polly of M~ day ... .1 upeet you to go ntne opening day when the Cmcmnatl f~r. runs m two mnmgs oft Fran- Will keep a concerned eye on cut after Friday's round to the ton. JnnlniJ . •• or IliON.' Once 1 A NIWitiiA 'Oft A IIIW l/fA 1 1 flf'fl~ ~pen a four-game h~me ~~~~ -~- ~e -~~~r and _ ~ent on to ~arper and _~~~se. " 66 pr01 making 146 or better and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Harrl!l, went 21 Inntoga and won 1-1. ''"" today aGain•t the. Ptttsthe 10 amateura wha automalical· VIcki and Lyn, St. Albans, W. "''m afraid , these two JOIUIS h Parates. but the ..tuat,on ' Sunday with Mrs. Bess Larkins. ly lllayed In 1ha toumoment. Va. visited Saturday with 1\!h. men I""""''- ond Chance) ....,.. . ;•rent Etilei Chevalier of Long Bot· Gary Pia f South .........., • · Reds. strong pre . sea!!On • tom and Virgie Mora of Minersyer 0 parents, Mr. and Mrt. reallze that tbtJ•n jUst tbrowial 01 ,. r Ihe Natlooal Leam•e , Renshaw. their m00111 away" MttQtW'd 1ville visited with Rose and Lil· By Unlletl ..,..,. balenaatloaal the first round leader, Amortc11 Loague 1 seven strokes off tho paeo Mr. and . lllrs. Roy ~. oddecL ' 1. retumed 1olh• Queen . ·lie Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. totaloft•• P'•--Lot 17• dKa l!ltedfrl·'W L Pd GB da •·k .w. Mo • an y, v euuo "Wheo thsy •••'t ~- ·-·1••ly· Frank Coates ~ h llwir confidence shaken • g _,_ ~-·bl bog y 6 ww • • • ' Bait' 10 1 o 1.000 ~ ya-' a17th ~hole e- • ln. Newark Sunday. -••d - -1 ,. : n~ two gume~ to the · Red Cross contributions for unore they.403 __,_ u olw-- bappe111 to •L. "-NR' 1 N y k 2 · •• • Mr. end Mrs. Walter Wolker, who follow the •'•"'llfe • 1 667 1 ·, hia Phi!lil:'s. The Pi-. . [the Reedsville area amounted to ew . or · 0 tlult fatef I bIt Mrs loii(SU• ~~ llw other hand, were · Mrs. N. ettle Cowd~ was hon· Sl26.72. Work....s w........ Mrs. Er· Detroit 2 1 .667 1 -f• t tt fo u blrodl' Wills Hill, and M,. and • they'll find that th.e 8110claiel 00 ~ "' e hill :lill of Nease Settlement, -lll - them uL. thP cluudl!l tollowing two ored WJ 1h 8 surprise blr thd ay t •'··~ Whitehead, Mrs. Frank Cb'Icago "• 1 •667 1 ~ tw f puput rtba and -..- • ...."1' uac a ............ """1"""¥..,. ·.orie; over the Milwauk.. l party at her home given by her ' f'·"" ' "d Mrs. carl Barnhart MlnnesotJl I 2 .333 2 f o eet •"th_e~.Lvl!lted Sund&J with Mr. and Later they'D wonder why their . , daughler, Mrs. Ruth Barthel- M d M C ckle Boston 1 2 ~ 2 beyor aodperlh "" """~':""" Mrs. Pearl Parker." loleries were eut. '· ; ' r. an rs. ar1 8 u y · o e eup. ..,. lleri!lon Fctr spent lhe week COULD COST YOU '' ,.,.•• more important in the mas or Columbus. Games were I spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Los Angeles I 2 .333 2 perturbed Player attempted end l"itll biB family. "I! they 11\87 awsy from tho 1 2 ·333 1 bacltband be ball as iD u "'' " anaiy,i• " tho fact that played by the 1uests. The boo- Mrs. Denzil Westfall of Sandy· Cleveland Rev. and Mra. Eugene Gill Dlght Ule they'll not oolf help .II(' Pirates' young playcr·s are oree received many mce gifts. ville. Washlngto~ 1 2 3.33 2: walked put and It boUDded a are announcing the· birth of their ow~ careers, but ·tbey"D also c 0 miD were served Mrs. to . Gera ld Ours and Lynn .oI I' Kansas Caty I I .333 2 away u-u ~m tho bole. Hoc·-··"-da•Jghter their r-·~ help theor ball club ond their . g through. , . Reds' . Refreshments Mrs VJVian Humphrey ...... ..~..,., Resultt m~I.IUJ' uunu -·•·I. arer. l . ' iH . ~ nu holed out on bis next .... ' teBIDIIIates. There's 80, much DlODRose Thomas Mrs. Hazel Buck- untmgton were recent guests Kansas City 6 inn. o (night) w.r NaciCIIiwlde't Ol»>PRJ!. P1t18burgh Manager Danoy iy, Mrs. M~bel Hetzer. Mrs. ,of Mr. and Mrs. Harold John- · !Only game scheduled> "Tbat wao the ftrsl time lover ORDI!BI RATI! INQU111Y ey to bo modo. lo baseball these HENSIVE LIABiU1Y Murtaugh was one ol the farsa to ' M . B kl Mrs Martha son and Chuck. I Saturday,1 l'roba•lo Pllc!llon tried to backbaod 1 pull," WASIDNGTON IUPn clayo that Irs ourprlslng pltcbera 1'011 FARMilll$ piOIOCII . . . tha , r amae tiC ey, . _ --'d Ia•wlth lalaalllU lbolro -·~d , _ .. . . lawl\llll .. a m't m •prmg trammg t Orr Mrs. Hazel M. Buckley, -Mro. Lyle Baldersoa Balllmore at New York- S..: - -· ClvU AaroaauUce Boord to eaUzo lln young thrrd ba8eman Bob Bailey ' M L Frid the bjectlotll of r a .....Ji of oaiclea11 iA· aod f' t k0 Do Clende Mrs. Evelyn Spencer, "'· uber 11-01 vs. Terry (t-o), , vice "!h:::an, ~~~~ 'IOIYiog )'01It fantily, Detroit at Cleveland - Regan Iars '"'eo'1 bnn J t heoonld. .cille Smilh, Mrs. Laura Ruth tco<k, macbinety - on two ormer urn us e s, ' ·~ Ru h' Sh Mr "'OS ordered ID lnveali••llon of DD . .v . . .• . ... 1 , th" •ua. s 1a umway, s. ..._. (0.0) va. Ramoa tO-Ol. u a -. _..," ..._. . lhe key to has team • succe" os 1, 0< off your farm. Abo IJ Tedd M Mary Ch' t , •• An ( lght m~-1 rsle practi... a... 1ey 0 av , . f th h , y, rs. 1cgo a ..ge1ea n vr . tmilable: B'-1111 Pro~or. So ar ey . ... ' Alice Blse. Mrs. Bernice Prince . -Buzhardt (I).()) or Pizarro (0.0) ' crotlsing the North Atlantic. PALI!lRMO; 8lcliJ IUPI) -Two 11</~Dio, Call coda:r for Rootoa.a Fail To Hil Mrs. Lillian Pickens, Mrs. Von-' VI. McBride (J-o). Tlae order did not .clta aoy brotberJ were -"tad Friday for '"'teo, dotaill. . )leds Manager f'red Hutchmson . nie Fortune. Debbie, Kathy, Minn-a at Kansu CityUne by llllllO, but II obvlouJiy 1M 1411 lime etnCe thsy were ' prodicte<l 1 pennant for his team , and Michael. Mrs. Cuwdery and 1 (nJghll - Stigmao (0.0) va. Wickalmed at IOVeral foreign lltltllell!>ad to 'prlloD ill 1111) for i[ ioo<ie center fielder Tom Har· ' Mrs. Bartheimas. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and · ersham ro-o>. I SUnday School attenda~ on whQIII the CAB previalu$1y the mtuden of four per!IOII& per and """"'<~ b•seman Pete . . . two !iOns of Lakew~ were I Boston at Washington _ A ril 7 wu 100 offerin was crJUct..d for unauthorlxed Giovanni and Salvatore S.Cco Rose camt> through. So far· th~y Mr. _and Mrs. Blll ~rr ho_nor-~ sunday guests of her Sister. Mr. Morehead (0.0) vs. Rudolph ((1.1). ~ 94 ' g cutting. bad been aenteaced to .lifl terms haven 't ed tbear son Handy wath a barth-Iand Mrs. William Chapman. Sllllday'o Games ,j,. • and Mn. H.rrY Gloze and confiDotl In separate jtdla. CJtondernm h;t ' meamngk>es day party on has 7th blrtbday ~ Mr. Dean and D!'f of tho lOIII Chicago II Los Angeleo and ~hildren, l!lke and DlndY TRDIOR 1IIIAKE8 IJMA Salvatort wu par4oned,l!r1'resJ• 1 1 homea· against fu!ds with m thea ,'were Saturday. afternoon. Games ·' returned but Mrs. Kansu City Pulllne of Colum- butLIMA, Peru earth tVPJ) tremor - A oUght and Giovanni waa glveia:1 pordoa opener. but thenthefollowed enJoyed. Randy received and otherhome son stayed hereDean for i Minnesota Detroit at at CleveiaDd Iand bus Debbie spent the weekend sustained game-winner again_.; t Milwaukee. many mce presents. Refresh-, a longer ~i~it. I Bostoo •t Wuhingtoa Mr. "nd Mrs. WUUam Radford felt in Llml Friday Dilhl· a fn dan ll'h Rookie Bailey, 1M2 minor [ments were. served to David ! Mrs. LtUte Lee Shllltz and Baltimore at New York and famJiy were no reports of caaualtiGI or , ~ league piay•r Qt the .vear, looked IWeber. Jennae Provancho• .El- ichildren of Columbus oDd Mr. Nallonal te.,.. Mro. Wiibur BaUey domapa. . nervou1. ill tlte- fleld and at bar. .ln Farr · JAne Whitehead, Jtm- ' an~ Mra. Harold P~ker and w L Pet. GB her parents, Mr. and Mrs. But the tremor ~ alarm An You Geltlllf The in Ule opener but won ~h" second !my Buckley • Terresa Chiches- !chlldren of South Pomt spent · San Francisco 3 o 1.000 . . Levacy o( Tbe Plains on among person! attending Good Fr over the Brave> wilh a homer Iter. Sharon Blanton, Terry ~ Sunday with their parents, Mr. 81. Louira I 0 1.000 Ito Wednesday. ahUMh ...,._ lbrou(ho1ll ' and clutch •ingle. .Smith and the honored guest. I and Mrs. John Arbaugh aDd son Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 II Otis Merritt who hu been cicy. · You Sheultl. II. Gfftlllf . Th~ story on Harper and Rose ! Recent guests of Mrs. Rose 1Wesley ~nd helped Wooley ceJ. Pltllburgh 2 1 .667 1 confined fo Molp Memorial - .-. - - ' . . ~ ddterent. Harper has managed •and Lillie ThOIIUIS were r.Jr,_ rebrate hiS birthday. . . LDt Angelet 2 2 .500 lor the past two weeks re- CIIOWIJ RUNI RAMPA!ft ooe single in 11 ume, at hat. IGladys Baughan and Mr. aDd [ Mr. aDd Mre. Larry Griflm Cincilmati 1 2 .338 Ia his home Saturday. MANAGUA, NlcariiJUII llJPI)Ro... the Cincinnati native, ;,; IMrs. Frank Gale of Gahanna. ,"nd baby have moved to the Chicago 1 2 .ISS 'Irs. Jerry Welker and claugh· Four Jl!ftllll were lttlJ.d llltl II 0-10. E••el')' other "'"uiar h•• a1 Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith of I property of Rev. W. W. Bragg. Mllwaukee 1 2 .313 spent last week with ber least nme others lojured Fridsy iew;t two hils. . Long Bottom visited Mrs. Helen Mrs. Evelyn Brackles VISited Houslon 1 1 .250 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold when a crowd of H1rtchinson oaid he stili had IArcher. her brolber, Mr. aDII Mrs. Char- New York o s .000 3 pt11hed onto a road dilrinl: 1 ftto-11 (O()n i idf'ncp in the two youngsters. les Spencer and her niece Mrs. Friday's RetiiUt Mr. Tbomu Donnelly and ra~. ' but on. thing was certain-they , Mr. and Mrs. George Haii !Oonald Marks and two sons, ; Houston 2 Los ADgeieo 1 tl2 Ruth Steele of Chllllcolhe will bave to <tar( hllting or "- 'and daughter of Ironton spent Iali of Belpre, Thursday. ' night> Sunday with Allee Jl:uler bench<!d or even !armed mot . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ma· · Mrs. Ethel Stout attended tho tOnly game scheduled> John Terrell Vtt.raas A,.. Ansloo• rion Hail and Randy. ; 50th golden w..Jdlng annlv~rs~ Batanlaf'o Probable Pllcben Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grera e'!"URLITZ!I !notch •·ill not let the Red~ get : Recent vlsltura of Mr. and ,of Mr. and ·Mrs. Sed 0 Braen Sao Francisco at Chicago (Freda Will) arrived Sunday to ••ALDWIN oft to another slo• saari, tt he ' Mrs. Virgil Buckley )~'eft Mr. at Alfred Sundsy. Sanford U-o> or Fiah<r !0.0) 8 few daya with her lisond OTHER P-'MO\I• •• can pos•ibly help it. and Mrs. lllrold Humphrey and j Mr. and Mrs. Tom BartlaeJe. Jaclrson <O-Il. llfr. and 1\!h. Cerl HaD· llANO$ , He delet1ded Hsrper Bod Rose ' sons uf Belleville, Mrs. Chories my and family of Dayton, Mrs. Philadelphia at St. Louis They wm leave ~sday .• ' hy .<ay·i·"R,· "No on• el"' ;, hitting lAyers of Belpre, Howard Buct. Wilml Guinther and aons, Jobn baffsy n-o> va. Slmmona <0.01. .. trip to Florf41. r '""'· ley of Mru:ietta, Mrs. NeD Clark 1and Jack, of Cheater and Mr. Pllliburgh at John llartuhg, filrmf!tly of the Rut none ot thP veteran! hav~ , and Priscilla and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Watson and -Friend IQ-0) "'· O'Toola SprlDgs eonmiunit)', il·,.. . "" as •lowly as the kids and ' Jack Cl!rk. Atbeos. Ifamily. local, were Sunday vi.. New York at Milwaukee - CIJ- , to he j)) and Jo PfOIIIIIR l a:;~m~a mt' and w_all~ Post Mr. and Mrs. MarvlD Marks i~rs of their mother, Mra. £f.. 1 co <0.0) v1. Burdette 1 0.0). confined to a DW'•IIll home am-;wu~ to ge-t. thtur second and Becky of Bottom f1e Watson. Los Angeles at Houston lnlght · Marietta TilDe Reed called on Phyl- -Drysdale n-o> v1. Brunet to-o. lr = =....·iii·iilii,_...........,.. iiiiiiiiili lis Rowan aDd Carrie Bahr 8uday'a Go· . · daughter recenUy. jt. : 1Pittsburgh at Cliaclnnatl 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dorst of ; San francisco at Chicago "" " I Sumner were Sunday guests of Philadelphia at Sl. t.oulo tJ> ·· Mr. and Mre. Wayne Brlckles. Lota AngeiH at fkllslon Evleyn Brickle• 'lew York at Milwaukee torme:':."d... tod-L ,...lch •••1 =live :u :::"'Ff! !loooerllllaJI... Marquard Has AdVIce For Nightlifers i .,!"";: we. I . c·· . t" F31") ure OfTwo R00k"leS Hurtmg IDCIDDa I oih.r ToChootle..._ 91 • *49· GILMORE Supply Store f. ' ••J . •ay. Reedsville •• SOCJefy • Jtems ----·4---- I )/I :;;;:;,[;Harris' I lt .. ,. cu,~er . ,,.,rl 1 * ,_..re lfi•~Jie-- ... ...., ...... Powerlvl, 4 cycle tntm•t wtn lftl 111 1rul bulls IIOUittd Mill. Your.Fann I •• .,._ •1•4fltl .. jtM ,.. ...... . .....J .... *'• Malces Keeping Your L1wn A Neat And Easy Job. 1 l' uppers PI . 1 ;.bert I Rock Spnn•gs Soc.·al News MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --.,.. 1 Society Notes BAKER FURNITURE u... . •t l]d~IIII~~Aa~tnnfo~~lel~lll~=loef": · OoloOolo:bolbo<~~~~~~~~~~~' TV TV PICT.,.E I ~ liT us CHECK YOUR ou(AtiriNNA PIANOS Gh."N' Sunday April 14th • 1 PM IZAAK WALTON FARM SponiOI'Itl By CHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT . LIQ·. P.·..,. . n l P.M. . ' .. I dEA"IOM 'FA.WA APRil 14th - N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. OPTOMETRIST Offlee Hours:' 9 to 12. 2ro 5 !Close at Noon oo fhurs - l!ut Court St . Pomeroy · LEG,lllt~v·•uJ'aoAD " · · · ,s.;o,.;NC~ ~ """ · 1 tegton Fetnay -=~~ ~;.,. SHt Oil SHffi.' .. ......,........... ..,It, •••·• ·Ill 1~ t,!!l-10 ,..,... """" roo • tl¥ i1iJiio ' �'•\' ( ' New Strike Zone Favoring Hurlers THE SPORTS DESK I IY 101 WINGI'I'I' lwliwl wr•u s I '' ~If Wrfler a, slim rlibt·bander pve up 1 1JP1 8,..... Wrllor oU doublo to Lellt\J' Gree Gil 'lbo evidiDce of the lint flvt flnl IDnll>C and a oc:ralcb • ~ ciq. of the major lequt ba8- by Vic Power b1 the =- ol 'lbe llrike 0110-WU , P~ . '• GE . olcott. .*4 loOibll1 Tom 01~ ,Tacbon hill! ol ~ koclMIIY b1p ldtool IJrid C01C11, ,.. Qlll c1 ba,t peeu IIIJIIId M 1 Ill p;w trull'- DIIDIII Jut o1 lbc JII'!IJ fan»od -~~~. IDd 11Qb Wlon, ara khool Colchu eo. eoach at MarUna .rerq, wa · ;::"• U ~~Do., m• -- .~ 1111:!:~".:; ~ ·Laurel (Jiff News,·Even•"' Olcott 1ru one of l2 - - llpoU.. · • _ IIIIJ1ed 1o lbe llfOUP Ill Feb- Dlek Reltoli; former biPe\o Mn. llerlb j'erker 1,t again ruary to form the orig!DII «<' bill eoac:b ol Pome!V1, . iD11 10ritlng uewa for Laurel CUff O)lll'llifll wbleh ... apllld· DoW athletic ciJrtctor II . . _ IIlii pemna art Qke4 1o l(ve eel u. 12 new lrDIIIII IIIJd Madlloll bJQ lehQol, a. her thelr Items. at 1 meetlq held ill OoJumbal Ylcl pl1llclent ~~~;.)be oooper-. Mr and Mra Frll$ stahl, Mlreb 19 11ve 'Marshf!eM recenUy ..n. lleV 1 illllllltar ,;r&.r. · Leo Siring 0 1 ol ll'•ullloo ~~Ill, ..J. 011 Mr. aDd Mrs. Norma __.! aDII 0 111 Scbaefer and John Stahl. ,.._., ' of Lawrence Smllh unci""'IDt lbe SouU:,:~theOhio L11111t !:lp~~ N~ recelilfy 11 J4elp are mem new srou~ ' • ., =~spllol. ~~~~:: !!~ fl Tlte JthI a ,...,.. ., ...-- I org oo """' Mrs. !lenora Faullr: and ItaenUiled, Tbe Ohio purpooo of publlablnf! 1 Jlllllllrea of Boblon called on · Jlr. line dedlcaW to ~hlo athlefo. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. lcs. The proceede will be ll8ed Mr. and Mre. WllUIIII Jaeobt · for the study advancement lllld ol Columbuo rooenlly IJ)tllt 1 llnproverJwJI of pbyslcallitllest "' Balrow In full of laughs and romance until the starting hurler tired ~· to .,....... up pmet. when be hit • three-run and wu In need of reli ef against Ohio University Friday Iidea wu !hot the pitch':J '",: off tho left field (oul pole. afternoon. boeolllllll bomer..pundly. blow came off Jack Krallck Outcome of the Jame was Ohio U 5, Kent 4, on a last ' long games ...,.. resullilllln Ill> Gino Clmolf aod Ed Charlu half of tbe nintb inning run off the same lefthanded re- favorable lao .._u.. bale. Chock Eoseglan'• Iiefer who not long befor. was having a fine time in tbe'l ilaliof'lloo"BacllclaObjecllvof... aiDgle wu the key blow of ao8 SIX· other three-nan uprtslng by the Kent bullpen. lbe 1rsl ,,.. Yl Two Kent bullpen pitchers and 1 utility catcher were · month-long soaoon rtpresent ": iD tho oeveatb IDnll>&. busy most of the late afternoon writing notes to three '! " tmy. sample. of course, but e Dick Farren. who last pretty Ohio Unlversity freshmen who were watching the statioiiCJ opeak loud and clear al l her deeit the Dodgers 008 of game from near Grover Center. lha momaot: eruclal defeats of the NL eeuon. The Kent players kept three grade school lad!a busy -Pilchll'l already have pltcbed fireballed a four-bltter and carr:v;ng notes to the girls. who answered, sending the , five lbutoull and 11. one-run 1 out 11 to ive tho Colts !heir messenger! hack with their remarks. about the weather, · games. lbey bave achaeved wiD of th i no doubt ....hitter, tbreo two-bitters and D . ';.:";:' se~•:· The budding a·omancing drew wide attention on the 1two threo-bitton. · bi~va•ln:~ing eosingle •that side of the field where the Kent bullpen was located. , -Thoro bavo baeD ouly two to 'Los An eles~ 1-o 101 din However. the pla.ven were less happy over their ro. l three-hour or looger 111111100 played of the niDI~ tnnlllg manee alter th e gam~ was over. and Kent was on the , an tho NaUoaml LtlgUo IDd nOlle iD Lbi C W ick Jn. 1 short end of the score. ! iD tllt Amoricaa Leaguo. P cw tter "': arw Who knows?. maybe OU Coach Bob Wren had those · Tho 111611 pattern of well-pitched, gled home the tym& run f«. the coeds stashed within note· writing range by desi~n: a sort 1bri.lkly played pmea wu .... Colts In the bottom ol the ~· of fifth column, no less, to undermine the visiting t~am . Unued in the only two gameo :wever, and :ey ~:t 00 ~ wm 00 owae One often hears that Coach Wren IS one of the fmest playad on Good Fraday-Uae KmJ. game m 0 collegiate baseball coarhes tn the nati on. This proves it. sa sCity AthleUcs bealiD& teh MiD- God..,. slngiek,wlh tho1 bhaedseathfil11ed. : nesota Twms, 6-0, m a two-hour E Roebuc w~ P ~ , e ast ,Jacll ' llloJU Bomor ol . . D S d OU Coeds Possible Fifth !:lb"": :~~::: ~·:-u: =~wb! oug an ers . . T v· . . T for which il wu lo-.: pitch a one-bllter laot Auguol Leads Field C0 j WlllllSls 0 ISibng eam I ~ tllt .W. 81ellen • tllt desJ&atd to Norm Slehoro providocl the After 2 Turns The life of a bullpen pitcbor for Kent University was · lm~ the.~Uvaoeu P': blow lor the flrot .• 1.1•u.w··w..wn a • . FUll llD1I'N llonor Students At Southern Ar., Announced Dick Retton Is Officer In -Co-Op_~ The Daily ~tinel I' . -.;tude GREENSBORO. N.C. ltJl'll Douf Sandn, wbo Pielined for Pvt Wllb thl• ' wlth • broU. left l1tlla liJicer, ltd 1 !lelcl ol II blto tho third round ol the •...., Gmter Grtonsboro Open IOif louriJa. meDt. 'lbo Ojal. Colli., pro look I u.....troke leod Frld11 u ht W«<l oroUIId the per 11 s.clgelleld Country Club .....,. wllb 1 b under per "· "I've been drivln1 tho baD )lsi wonderfully," a>id SaDdm In polJitlnJ oul that he bad boa iD week lod here with relouv... • programa In Oblo blgh aahools, the roup Olliy OIICO htre off the Mn. Je..le Brookover of ~ lite eellbll81m!ent of I tee. He had six birdl• IJid no 8and7, w. va., Is spending aeholal'sblp luDd for deaervlntl bogB'fl for blo oeeond-rouod w•ek with her BOn Lester • • lludinll. Tbe IIIIPIIne will at-41. ~. She was ~alled here so serve as a medium lhrougb Dove Mur. wlao bu belli play· the death o1 her daughter-In· ,...lch Ills member coaches may lag blo best goH of tho year d.,. law, Mn. Lester Brookover. LOS ANGELI!S lVPn _ Cei.. express thiii!Hiv•, aod publilng the last lave weeks, stood 1 Diehl left tly for br laDII 1 her clze Ohio alble6cs. al011t at 138 alter two dayo of ... v~~me In Texae ~i: a.~~u~= ~t hoG tc Otber ..whr tleelld lruiiMI play in the t8t1J .unual GGO •~M • ar- n.uu. - . . . - . ... w Mill eon- on the board ate Dol18¥ Dr. The Racme Emergency and Fire departments a r e and 19·minute America I!Loague two and two-third sllllllllgS. was wh&N fint plaeo wlU be worth ff,· :ta•:.a~on:.w::..h~bl. :;uve ID~!_~.:.. U:.~ bus, Cleveland Shaw; Bob Ault,_ sponsoring a rugged wrestlmg match at the Southern 1 game and !he Houston Colts de- tbe losmg pitcher. 1100 &wday. . ' ct _.. ...... Cambridge; CUI While, Jroo; Local High sehool gymnasium April19. [eating !he Los Angeles Dodgers, lbe races resume iD earnest "I've been drtvlnC the ball I Mr. and Mrs. Waller Walker, playbojo pi~. Bo Bellnlley ond tan; James Bby, Dayton ColoJ>o Firemen ,aid theli! will be six grunt 'n groa!lers of I 2-1. in a 12-innlng. three-hour·and- Saturday with Baltimore at N~ little longll' ond 1 UWe bettor Mre. James WUI, Wllll HIll, De":! Chaoce. Forget lhe night o1 White; Marv ll!cConu'!'! the most rugged variety, The matches Will begm at s l ,>ne mmut• National League con- York. Delroal at Clev~land. Cha- than ever befOrt," •old Morr, Mr. , oDd Mrs. Clarence .Cairlls. lllmlltoD Tali; Robert Mlc~ . p.m. with an admiSHion charge of $1 for adults and 50 I test. cago at l.<Js Angeles, Mannesota at who shot I secood·rouod, lour un- Pomeroy, Mrs. Lonnie Norrla, Hero oo ..ca\:lon Marquard, 'IS, lo•, Toledo Central Catbolle:cents for children . Ed Rakow. 14-17 last season. Kansas City and Boslol) at Wash· der per 17. Mur bod six birdies Cerol, Mrs. Georgia Stolll, 1\!h. 18ld Fridlyt Wallace Hood, DeiJance; Bob Tickets can be purchaseo at The pub, Sohlo Service plt~hed a two-hitter '?' t1ae Ath· ingtoa in the American L<:"gue. aod two bogeys. lfargaret Allen and Mrt. June "Frqm the limo 1 wa 17 1 HI Hart, Coltunbus Eutt Jamei station, Village Cut-Rate, ot· Food Market, all of Racine, letacs who scored thear first vac- and San Fraoci!<O at Chacago, Ken Noaie was bunched Soulshy callad on Mrs. Pearl my .goal for thellll.for 1eque1. J Allen, Newark;· IDd JIID8I· and from Bob Beegle at the Racine Elementary school . tory or the seaso nailer two loSS: Philadelphi~ at St. Louis. Pitts- [ with four otbero 11 m aod one Parker recenlfy. mada up .,. miDd lbt lltl!blna howlue, LondOJL or Larry Wolfe at Syracuse Grade school. 1.,. to the New York Yankees. The burgh at Cmcmnata, New York at stroke back was Sam Snead aod Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parbr could otaotlllllll)' "11· or..-, Paul Walker was olllllad to· - -- - - -- ·- - - -·---- - -·~---· - Milwaukee and Los An~es Jimmy Clark> with 1381. Soud. reoently clllad on Olbo I pitched for o.JDIII who NOiljo replace Glenn Ellilon of Mid· HoustOll in the National League. . wbo baa woo tho GreollSbora ford and Mrs. Ullle Maaneo of put you through 1ha mlii-Jobo clletawn. Open ..... limos. bogeyed No. II Syraeuao. l!cGraw. . . Tbe group 'bas another meet.. and dou~lod·bogeyed N•. IJ but Mrs. Leona Korr has returll- "He llfVDr Jold 111 not 1o WOrrf, 1111 schedulad for later lhil B~ DAVID HEERF.N hu,., and outfield jobs back. · a 5-2 triumph behind O'Toole. still was IWO-under•par for the ..J home after l)lending two that the bu)} jllll wouJd.bt ready month In qilumbwt. · Ual""' lnt....atloaal Jim O'Toolo "!lli hurl for "" Hutchin.on would like to ... • I · da7 with 1 (1(1, &lead eqled the ,...kl with her daughter ~nd 1o help. n was just tha opposite.. I~==-'-----CINCINNATI. (UPH- 'fhe start- Reds. Earl Francis will start for repeat of the fir~t game result , par 5, tHtS-yard 14th bole. san.-iD·law, Mr. and Mrl. He'd *YQU'"' the pitcher toill~ lineup!! w1U be the ~~e a~ the Pira~s. Th~ .Reds scored of. courlloe, hut wm or loose, .he The original fjeJd of 1M wu ward Bauer and Polly of M~ day ... .1 upeet you to go ntne opening day when the Cmcmnatl f~r. runs m two mnmgs oft Fran- Will keep a concerned eye on cut after Friday's round to the ton. JnnlniJ . •• or IliON.' Once 1 A NIWitiiA 'Oft A IIIW l/fA 1 1 flf'fl~ ~pen a four-game h~me ~~~~ -~- ~e -~~~r and _ ~ent on to ~arper and _~~~se. " 66 pr01 making 146 or better and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Harrl!l, went 21 Inntoga and won 1-1. ''"" today aGain•t the. Ptttsthe 10 amateura wha automalical· VIcki and Lyn, St. Albans, W. "''m afraid , these two JOIUIS h Parates. but the ..tuat,on ' Sunday with Mrs. Bess Larkins. ly lllayed In 1ha toumoment. Va. visited Saturday with 1\!h. men I""""''- ond Chance) ....,.. . ;•rent Etilei Chevalier of Long Bot· Gary Pia f South .........., • · Reds. strong pre . sea!!On • tom and Virgie Mora of Minersyer 0 parents, Mr. and Mrt. reallze that tbtJ•n jUst tbrowial 01 ,. r Ihe Natlooal Leam•e , Renshaw. their m00111 away" MttQtW'd 1ville visited with Rose and Lil· By Unlletl ..,..,. balenaatloaal the first round leader, Amortc11 Loague 1 seven strokes off tho paeo Mr. and . lllrs. Roy ~. oddecL ' 1. retumed 1olh• Queen . ·lie Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. totaloft•• P'•--Lot 17• dKa l!ltedfrl·'W L Pd GB da •·k .w. Mo • an y, v euuo "Wheo thsy •••'t ~- ·-·1••ly· Frank Coates ~ h llwir confidence shaken • g _,_ ~-·bl bog y 6 ww • • • ' Bait' 10 1 o 1.000 ~ ya-' a17th ~hole e- • ln. Newark Sunday. -••d - -1 ,. : n~ two gume~ to the · Red Cross contributions for unore they.403 __,_ u olw-- bappe111 to •L. "-NR' 1 N y k 2 · •• • Mr. end Mrs. Walter Wolker, who follow the •'•"'llfe • 1 667 1 ·, hia Phi!lil:'s. The Pi-. . [the Reedsville area amounted to ew . or · 0 tlult fatef I bIt Mrs loii(SU• ~~ llw other hand, were · Mrs. N. ettle Cowd~ was hon· Sl26.72. Work....s w........ Mrs. Er· Detroit 2 1 .667 1 -f• t tt fo u blrodl' Wills Hill, and M,. and • they'll find that th.e 8110claiel 00 ~ "' e hill :lill of Nease Settlement, -lll - them uL. thP cluudl!l tollowing two ored WJ 1h 8 surprise blr thd ay t •'··~ Whitehead, Mrs. Frank Cb'Icago "• 1 •667 1 ~ tw f puput rtba and -..- • ...."1' uac a ............ """1"""¥..,. ·.orie; over the Milwauk.. l party at her home given by her ' f'·"" ' "d Mrs. carl Barnhart MlnnesotJl I 2 .333 2 f o eet •"th_e~.Lvl!lted Sund&J with Mr. and Later they'D wonder why their . , daughler, Mrs. Ruth Barthel- M d M C ckle Boston 1 2 ~ 2 beyor aodperlh "" """~':""" Mrs. Pearl Parker." loleries were eut. '· ; ' r. an rs. ar1 8 u y · o e eup. ..,. lleri!lon Fctr spent lhe week COULD COST YOU '' ,.,.•• more important in the mas or Columbus. Games were I spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Los Angeles I 2 .333 2 perturbed Player attempted end l"itll biB family. "I! they 11\87 awsy from tho 1 2 ·333 1 bacltband be ball as iD u "'' " anaiy,i• " tho fact that played by the 1uests. The boo- Mrs. Denzil Westfall of Sandy· Cleveland Rev. and Mra. Eugene Gill Dlght Ule they'll not oolf help .II(' Pirates' young playcr·s are oree received many mce gifts. ville. Washlngto~ 1 2 3.33 2: walked put and It boUDded a are announcing the· birth of their ow~ careers, but ·tbey"D also c 0 miD were served Mrs. to . Gera ld Ours and Lynn .oI I' Kansas Caty I I .333 2 away u-u ~m tho bole. Hoc·-··"-da•Jghter their r-·~ help theor ball club ond their . g through. , . Reds' . Refreshments Mrs VJVian Humphrey ...... ..~..,., Resultt m~I.IUJ' uunu -·•·I. arer. l . ' iH . ~ nu holed out on bis next .... ' teBIDIIIates. There's 80, much DlODRose Thomas Mrs. Hazel Buck- untmgton were recent guests Kansas City 6 inn. o (night) w.r NaciCIIiwlde't Ol»>PRJ!. P1t18burgh Manager Danoy iy, Mrs. M~bel Hetzer. Mrs. ,of Mr. and Mrs. Harold John- · !Only game scheduled> "Tbat wao the ftrsl time lover ORDI!BI RATI! INQU111Y ey to bo modo. lo baseball these HENSIVE LIABiU1Y Murtaugh was one ol the farsa to ' M . B kl Mrs Martha son and Chuck. I Saturday,1 l'roba•lo Pllc!llon tried to backbaod 1 pull," WASIDNGTON IUPn clayo that Irs ourprlslng pltcbera 1'011 FARMilll$ piOIOCII . . . tha , r amae tiC ey, . _ --'d Ia•wlth lalaalllU lbolro -·~d , _ .. . . lawl\llll .. a m't m •prmg trammg t Orr Mrs. Hazel M. Buckley, -Mro. Lyle Baldersoa Balllmore at New York- S..: - -· ClvU AaroaauUce Boord to eaUzo lln young thrrd ba8eman Bob Bailey ' M L Frid the bjectlotll of r a .....Ji of oaiclea11 iA· aod f' t k0 Do Clende Mrs. Evelyn Spencer, "'· uber 11-01 vs. Terry (t-o), , vice "!h:::an, ~~~~ 'IOIYiog )'01It fantily, Detroit at Cleveland - Regan Iars '"'eo'1 bnn J t heoonld. .cille Smilh, Mrs. Laura Ruth tco<k, macbinety - on two ormer urn us e s, ' ·~ Ru h' Sh Mr "'OS ordered ID lnveali••llon of DD . .v . . .• . ... 1 , th" •ua. s 1a umway, s. ..._. (0.0) va. Ramoa tO-Ol. u a -. _..," ..._. . lhe key to has team • succe" os 1, 0< off your farm. Abo IJ Tedd M Mary Ch' t , •• An ( lght m~-1 rsle practi... a... 1ey 0 av , . f th h , y, rs. 1cgo a ..ge1ea n vr . tmilable: B'-1111 Pro~or. So ar ey . ... ' Alice Blse. Mrs. Bernice Prince . -Buzhardt (I).()) or Pizarro (0.0) ' crotlsing the North Atlantic. PALI!lRMO; 8lcliJ IUPI) -Two 11</~Dio, Call coda:r for Rootoa.a Fail To Hil Mrs. Lillian Pickens, Mrs. Von-' VI. McBride (J-o). Tlae order did not .clta aoy brotberJ were -"tad Friday for '"'teo, dotaill. . )leds Manager f'red Hutchmson . nie Fortune. Debbie, Kathy, Minn-a at Kansu CityUne by llllllO, but II obvlouJiy 1M 1411 lime etnCe thsy were ' prodicte<l 1 pennant for his team , and Michael. Mrs. Cuwdery and 1 (nJghll - Stigmao (0.0) va. Wickalmed at IOVeral foreign lltltllell!>ad to 'prlloD ill 1111) for i[ ioo<ie center fielder Tom Har· ' Mrs. Bartheimas. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and · ersham ro-o>. I SUnday School attenda~ on whQIII the CAB previalu$1y the mtuden of four per!IOII& per and """"'<~ b•seman Pete . . . two !iOns of Lakew~ were I Boston at Washington _ A ril 7 wu 100 offerin was crJUct..d for unauthorlxed Giovanni and Salvatore S.Cco Rose camt> through. So far· th~y Mr. _and Mrs. Blll ~rr ho_nor-~ sunday guests of her Sister. Mr. Morehead (0.0) vs. Rudolph ((1.1). ~ 94 ' g cutting. bad been aenteaced to .lifl terms haven 't ed tbear son Handy wath a barth-Iand Mrs. William Chapman. Sllllday'o Games ,j,. • and Mn. H.rrY Gloze and confiDotl In separate jtdla. CJtondernm h;t ' meamngk>es day party on has 7th blrtbday ~ Mr. Dean and D!'f of tho lOIII Chicago II Los Angeleo and ~hildren, l!lke and DlndY TRDIOR 1IIIAKE8 IJMA Salvatort wu par4oned,l!r1'resJ• 1 1 homea· against fu!ds with m thea ,'were Saturday. afternoon. Games ·' returned but Mrs. Kansu City Pulllne of Colum- butLIMA, Peru earth tVPJ) tremor - A oUght and Giovanni waa glveia:1 pordoa opener. but thenthefollowed enJoyed. Randy received and otherhome son stayed hereDean for i Minnesota Detroit at at CleveiaDd Iand bus Debbie spent the weekend sustained game-winner again_.; t Milwaukee. many mce presents. Refresh-, a longer ~i~it. I Bostoo •t Wuhingtoa Mr. "nd Mrs. WUUam Radford felt in Llml Friday Dilhl· a fn dan ll'h Rookie Bailey, 1M2 minor [ments were. served to David ! Mrs. LtUte Lee Shllltz and Baltimore at New York and famJiy were no reports of caaualtiGI or , ~ league piay•r Qt the .vear, looked IWeber. Jennae Provancho• .El- ichildren of Columbus oDd Mr. Nallonal te.,.. Mro. Wiibur BaUey domapa. . nervou1. ill tlte- fleld and at bar. .ln Farr · JAne Whitehead, Jtm- ' an~ Mra. Harold P~ker and w L Pet. GB her parents, Mr. and Mrs. But the tremor ~ alarm An You Geltlllf The in Ule opener but won ~h" second !my Buckley • Terresa Chiches- !chlldren of South Pomt spent · San Francisco 3 o 1.000 . . Levacy o( Tbe Plains on among person! attending Good Fr over the Brave> wilh a homer Iter. Sharon Blanton, Terry ~ Sunday with their parents, Mr. 81. Louira I 0 1.000 Ito Wednesday. ahUMh ...,._ lbrou(ho1ll ' and clutch •ingle. .Smith and the honored guest. I and Mrs. John Arbaugh aDd son Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 II Otis Merritt who hu been cicy. · You Sheultl. II. Gfftlllf . Th~ story on Harper and Rose ! Recent guests of Mrs. Rose 1Wesley ~nd helped Wooley ceJ. Pltllburgh 2 1 .667 1 confined fo Molp Memorial - .-. - - ' . . ~ ddterent. Harper has managed •and Lillie ThOIIUIS were r.Jr,_ rebrate hiS birthday. . . LDt Angelet 2 2 .500 lor the past two weeks re- CIIOWIJ RUNI RAMPA!ft ooe single in 11 ume, at hat. IGladys Baughan and Mr. aDd [ Mr. aDd Mre. Larry Griflm Cincilmati 1 2 .338 Ia his home Saturday. MANAGUA, NlcariiJUII llJPI)Ro... the Cincinnati native, ;,; IMrs. Frank Gale of Gahanna. ,"nd baby have moved to the Chicago 1 2 .ISS 'Irs. Jerry Welker and claugh· Four Jl!ftllll were lttlJ.d llltl II 0-10. E••el')' other "'"uiar h•• a1 Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith of I property of Rev. W. W. Bragg. Mllwaukee 1 2 .313 spent last week with ber least nme others lojured Fridsy iew;t two hils. . Long Bottom visited Mrs. Helen Mrs. Evelyn Brackles VISited Houslon 1 1 .250 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold when a crowd of H1rtchinson oaid he stili had IArcher. her brolber, Mr. aDII Mrs. Char- New York o s .000 3 pt11hed onto a road dilrinl: 1 ftto-11 (O()n i idf'ncp in the two youngsters. les Spencer and her niece Mrs. Friday's RetiiUt Mr. Tbomu Donnelly and ra~. ' but on. thing was certain-they , Mr. and Mrs. George Haii !Oonald Marks and two sons, ; Houston 2 Los ADgeieo 1 tl2 Ruth Steele of Chllllcolhe will bave to <tar( hllting or "- 'and daughter of Ironton spent Iali of Belpre, Thursday. ' night> Sunday with Allee Jl:uler bench<!d or even !armed mot . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ma· · Mrs. Ethel Stout attended tho tOnly game scheduled> John Terrell Vtt.raas A,.. Ansloo• rion Hail and Randy. ; 50th golden w..Jdlng annlv~rs~ Batanlaf'o Probable Pllcben Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grera e'!"URLITZ!I !notch •·ill not let the Red~ get : Recent vlsltura of Mr. and ,of Mr. and ·Mrs. Sed 0 Braen Sao Francisco at Chicago (Freda Will) arrived Sunday to ••ALDWIN oft to another slo• saari, tt he ' Mrs. Virgil Buckley )~'eft Mr. at Alfred Sundsy. Sanford U-o> or Fiah<r !0.0) 8 few daya with her lisond OTHER P-'MO\I• •• can pos•ibly help it. and Mrs. lllrold Humphrey and j Mr. and Mrs. Tom BartlaeJe. Jaclrson <O-Il. llfr. and 1\!h. Cerl HaD· llANO$ , He delet1ded Hsrper Bod Rose ' sons uf Belleville, Mrs. Chories my and family of Dayton, Mrs. Philadelphia at St. Louis They wm leave ~sday .• ' hy .<ay·i·"R,· "No on• el"' ;, hitting lAyers of Belpre, Howard Buct. Wilml Guinther and aons, Jobn baffsy n-o> va. Slmmona <0.01. .. trip to Florf41. r '""'· ley of Mru:ietta, Mrs. NeD Clark 1and Jack, of Cheater and Mr. Pllliburgh at John llartuhg, filrmf!tly of the Rut none ot thP veteran! hav~ , and Priscilla and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Watson and -Friend IQ-0) "'· O'Toola SprlDgs eonmiunit)', il·,.. . "" as •lowly as the kids and ' Jack Cl!rk. Atbeos. Ifamily. local, were Sunday vi.. New York at Milwaukee - CIJ- , to he j)) and Jo PfOIIIIIR l a:;~m~a mt' and w_all~ Post Mr. and Mrs. MarvlD Marks i~rs of their mother, Mra. £f.. 1 co <0.0) v1. Burdette 1 0.0). confined to a DW'•IIll home am-;wu~ to ge-t. thtur second and Becky of Bottom f1e Watson. Los Angeles at Houston lnlght · Marietta TilDe Reed called on Phyl- -Drysdale n-o> v1. Brunet to-o. lr = =....·iii·iilii,_...........,.. iiiiiiiiili lis Rowan aDd Carrie Bahr 8uday'a Go· . · daughter recenUy. jt. : 1Pittsburgh at Cliaclnnatl 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dorst of ; San francisco at Chicago "" " I Sumner were Sunday guests of Philadelphia at Sl. t.oulo tJ> ·· Mr. and Mre. Wayne Brlckles. Lota AngeiH at fkllslon Evleyn Brickle• 'lew York at Milwaukee torme:':."d... tod-L ,...lch •••1 =live :u :::"'Ff! !loooerllllaJI... Marquard Has AdVIce For Nightlifers i .,!"";: we. I . c·· . t" F31") ure OfTwo R00k"leS Hurtmg IDCIDDa I oih.r ToChootle..._ 91 • *49· GILMORE Supply Store f. ' ••J . •ay. Reedsville •• SOCJefy • Jtems ----·4---- I )/I :;;;:;,[;Harris' I lt .. ,. cu,~er . ,,.,rl 1 * ,_..re lfi•~Jie-- ... ...., ...... Powerlvl, 4 cycle tntm•t wtn lftl 111 1rul bulls IIOUittd Mill. Your.Fann I •• .,._ •1•4fltl .. jtM ,.. ...... . .....J .... *'• Malces Keeping Your L1wn A Neat And Easy Job. 1 l' uppers PI . 1 ;.bert I Rock Spnn•gs Soc.·al News MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --.,.. 1 Society Notes BAKER FURNITURE u... . •t l]d~IIII~~Aa~tnnfo~~lel~lll~=loef": · OoloOolo:bolbo<~~~~~~~~~~~' TV TV PICT.,.E I ~ liT us CHECK YOUR ou(AtiriNNA PIANOS Gh."N' Sunday April 14th • 1 PM IZAAK WALTON FARM SponiOI'Itl By CHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT . LIQ·. P.·..,. . n l P.M. . ' .. I dEA"IOM 'FA.WA APRil 14th - N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. OPTOMETRIST Offlee Hours:' 9 to 12. 2ro 5 !Close at Noon oo fhurs - l!ut Court St . Pomeroy · LEG,lllt~v·•uJ'aoAD " · · · ,s.;o,.;NC~ ~ """ · 1 tegton Fetnay -=~~ ~;.,. SHt Oil SHffi.' .. ......,........... ..,It, •••·• ·Ill 1~ t,!!l-10 ,..,... """" roo • tl¥ i1iJiio ' �~ aying Taxes Make You Sad? Sell I ·' --~ ..........---------~------ tually bu • &oocl ........ of III!Ok·l "' Octmlt. """ It J.l. .r. 't TELEVISION IN· REVD:I ~ns gout· lhamefw- 111111... llrlllaoot .......uw....,. I ""'UiiiOIPiiiiliiiftiiBiiiiiii"--:'Orii:iiif."i.iii.";iiliiii~I;'TOill]i; - ttOWYW·p._ ShnBIIntl · WANT AD INFORMATION IIOU. r.w ae-ce,._, REGULATIONS ,u.hlt~~te• rftt'l"t'b ... •h)HttoniOit &r-tr. ~,.. ....d ·IIUl*il.teb> w-W 11ot • n&kl •ouhl bt Tile lliU.bt"bbttlllllba. for "m(>ft tblll rt11• ttt:QI!"''ett •uertloo:t RATES For Waot A.d Senke " Cea.b 5":' word ,."0111 tnnrUoa. Kl.nimUID CbP'II ..40 ec!'llla f Cen.to. per word far TbJ'oM eonncuUve lnMI'tiODI Ptll! rat• of fo cenll p~rr •or4 .-tU tNI ebU'Ied tor acl•ertl•llll lJ out paid wttb1D 10 dQ'• after ~·· lllll btU. CARD 01' I'JlA.NitS ~ •ord Qi,nhiUllD bcb a1 nrd 1e. Otlttu•rt•• •' 1 ettlt pet word. Jotc. 1958 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door $745 6 cyl. Std. trans. Good tires. Black finish . Radio, heater. 1957 Ford Convertible Cpe. $895 V8 motor, automalic trans. Red finish, likl' new nylon top. Radio and heater. ..,1957 Buick Super 4 Door H.T. . $795 , Real clean int~:>rior , original 2. tone green fmillh,, full pow· er rquipment. Radio and heatt'r. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 A. M tr ):«1 P M n.u, Sllurd~ --8:39 A.M. to 12:00 ouoD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A FOR SALE RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD C•ll Pt. Pleawnt 205 Day Pt. Ple•Hnf 1750 Evenlntl Buying a New Car? SAVE 10 00 News 10 00 Mlnlstertai\Asonclalloll :~:: ~~ty Hoe Down on 10,35 II '00 I• 06 1, 3o il:JS t l 40 FINANCING 'nd INSURANCE . Through A Hii.OVED FINANCE, INC., an associate company of N A T I 0 N W't DE ,MUnrAL, you can now finance your car the low· ina!reS~ way •.. and add to your savingt by insurina: rhe low-premium way widt Na1ionwide. So bt(ort you buy your nexc car, see me lint for dou.· ble·barreled sa,•in.pl 1:05 Musac Just For You 1:30 News 2 35 MUsic Just For You 311 N. Second Ave. 3·1JJI ~.... 3 OS Platter Party 3 llll News Mlddlof OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 lo 5:00 O.lly 11156 WHITE FORD Statioo ·wagon, autumatic transmis- BVY -THEBEST.ComPlete sian radio iind heater, re-buUt mutor. Priced for quick sale. Contact Eldoh Walburn. c:B.n be seen on lot at foot bridge approach on W. St. Forest Run Block Co. Pbone WY Z-21167 Pomeroy, . Obio 3 27 30tc 3,35 Platter Party Othera by Appointment ........~ Home Office: Columbus, ObiO Jl 1 05 3' 30 I :35 4' 00 4' 05 Platter Pan, News Platter PariJ Newo 4~ TELL ~IM I'LL BE OONE WI< THIS EMARGENCV OPERATION (I IT.- Ill. OtrPa III.Ktad ot 1.0.1......... 11. ea....... . ··-== lf.18.Help li.Beuwaav ' ll.J!ekltM IT.CIII- D. Voailllll out IS.CitflniD KAput IS.H-!.':!!.,, . 211.- "" aiplo: Tue.... '!bun. t: lO Locil News 4:40 Platter Party • 5:00 News NEW IDEAS FOR. A NtW EllA TravellD' Time Sporta News Sporlll Sun-Down Serenade Newa Sign Of! SATIJIIDAY liCIIEIIVLB l:IIO lilews 8:115 Country Mude Time 5:05 5:30 6:00 6:05 8:15 6:So 7:110 Cheer up! Gear up with BRAVELY for MATCHLESS ' l:l!O l'le,.. . , '·: . LI'L ABNER .__,.._....., ao.- wan cup u.eu..'l ~ --- ...~~.-=· ~ u.q,_ Kary, for """ III.IaforlorlD .o.u.. u. "UlMMI ~·· Cdla" .d. A . r&)" a.- -.Iii- DAILY CBYl"l''Q1lOTE - Ben's llow &It &XYDLBA&Xa II LOlf&FJ:LLOW Olio lottorllmply- for -ploA IIUMJII .,. tile 111roo L'l: X lor tbo two 0'1: ole. IIIIIC!o - &rophleo, tile ot llltJ ............ aU hlnto. JIIKh .., 1111!- ..... - .& CtJ'Jh .........MSS XPR W QPLOXRQX VLrKXOB XL 1aLBBO ' TQLKBGQrG I J:WB QG XL XL OrQK VQDB NANCY ly ERNIE BUSHMILLER ~RlWVLVrRG.- SUCH A y~ ~ D' • a.omr Bill lUll 1"0V Ill 1118 A PERSON HAS NO ~ !lOW~ PRETTY Lt'L FACc~e;:~:L~~~~!!~ ----------------------WJEH RADIO Moada, 'hraap Frid>.J 4o1i Sign On, Muaic:al Clock ,., Tbe l.ilellue I:Oii_OIIIo Valley News U5 ·Sports Today w.r1!1 NeW. 8' 10 7:30 News 7:llll Army Hour 8:00 Baptlal Layri!an's Hour 8:15 Cburcb at Wort 8'30 NeWI 8:35 Hour of Deliverance e, 00 Wingo Of Boaifna 1:80 Newa Leglslati~ , Review 11,45 Sunday Cbapel 1:35 a,z Farm World News 8:40 RFD 7:00 Newo 7:.96 BreUfasl DAVY ~ONES. Party 10. 50 Soc!ai Securll)! IUIO Country ilymD 'l'llll 12:05 IAIC8I 12,10 Obio Hen 12' 15 Martteto IUO IJfeguard 8ulletiD lloud 12:25 Nen 0 Gr81111 a,15 Musical Cioct ~:illl Agieullllre Aceat 8:511 Communiljl Ne1lll 12'45 CotlnlrJ Go Roulll: e,oo LatebltriDt l:S& N"" But 1:30 Public SerYiee s,oo Cocmlry Go 9:45 SMwen of BJ...ing 2:65 NeR Beat 10,00 Masou Couuty 1\.... uo Midway M.a11):00 Talk at lbe Town 1,65 NOWI Ileal 10:116 World Newa f:IIO Diseilla with lloll U:OO Talk of lbe Ton 4:311 ~ (except Fri. Churdl BeUa Ring . 5:110 Community NeWI U:45 .world 'iowa S:ti World ll Nalloaal Nnl 11:56 Mason Couuty US ~~ Gil Spuno · U:IO NOWI 11,30 Country Hymn Time lO.50 Sunday Quopel LITTLE OllPHAN ANNIE IHO Noon Report WHIU! WE WAC CUTTIN' OUT "Jl.!Al' CAR I 'i!JI.L, SA'f I HEARt> 'fELL!~' -SORT 0' liKE d:U'ftlaU:IO Rev. Merlin 'tool. l:GO Hour of l)ocJaioa uo Lutheru Hour IIOMGKIO/ WIND HOWLIN! 0~ A C<Ml1'E I ~ATe'S Awt#: ~oeoov '110U'1D oHERE FOR MIC~I 2:30 NSWI 1:30 Tbe Quiet Bour 1:00 NtWI! " 4'00 Suoday Showcase f:30 NIWI! 4:35 Sip Oil 1:110 Fel>ruarJ Sip Off . ... lj Lll'l' Uld McWILLIAMS SALE - Holstein Baby Call. Phon• WI 2·3082. 4 13 Jlc with NEW 50" Rotaryt . t c.re lt de&UV81 Wi.th Granty'• .w 60~' Rotary Mowef"! All·a:ear drivt put. mote pOwer to the tool, Give yoQI' bi1lawi1 tha bit 60'' width cut. mowinr time. Unique •wivel actioa fDiurw eopetaut uniform cut. Casten Jive amazinr 'maneuverability. Don't nlbbt. with S1'4811er mowen-.ear \lp with GraveiJ'• bit liO" Rotary to do your bill......;., r..tl· ' FlEE DEMONSTIATION1 TRACTOR PRias ITART AT$ 353 TOOlS EXTRA o . PLAN WY l·1975 .~Q'M~.ROY, 112 E. MAIN ••· • I. ' {i;.;;;;::'"l GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE '. ~. f '' ') • \ • . . ,. •· i · ;. !" . c I .... . ' . ~ . •, ':'·-~.... I . \ ' . "'' ' '·t I ' ·! • ~ I ': 29.~- Platter Party z:oo The Big ·u . 2:35 Back to the Croa uo Rev. Iloocoe 11loruo ....-.:: .. . .. 10.1111- ~·::. Radr r,:.;. Merllu , _ •• ,il1 TI-IAR SOON AS I GIT -·- ....-..._.... --_.. -...... -.,... ··-..... ...... ,_ ll..,._ PabUc Reaellon, Belpo Furthermore, the recent COD· gressional probe of ralioga firms, now biatory, aloo proved that enough steady pubUc beat eveo· ~:: EW :c1 . · ll.'l'o . ainll 11.- 1 WATIONWIDE ~ MUTU"L INSUR,.NCE COMPANY u tor.. IC:OO Voice of Propbecy 1'00 N""" 4.05 Plotter PariJ · 18:80 News ,u~~,oo~O>~m~m~·~m~lty~N~e~WI~-_J_~I~:30~Si!!gn~Oif:!!..__ _ __ t:l5 Blaelllllr Auto bow _ I0:35 Wash. Repts to the People I. .~r,~OVED..~C~INC. ~­ e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER Middleport Feed Mill of cement blocks. Cement Mortar- Windows - Lintels. Coonty Hoe Down News swap Shop Newa · F'!."m Newa L; if Ne.ws 1·35 Molaic Just For You l 00 N"!"' Pearl W. Willi1m1 and Son WY. 2·2311 lLOW..VU l2. To t.e .....,. for NeWB 4·35 Platter P Country Hoeduwr · - ·~ !Family Worshop Thurs.) 5' 00 N""" , li ·55 Upper Rnnm Meditations 5.05 Travelln 'I'Une 6:30 News 11 _58 ~ Jones Stock An. ot. Nopn NIWI! 6:00 News • 1 1%:15 Weather Report. 6:115 Sundown Serenade Mlilt J 1'or y 6'311 .2:30 . lc 1111 • ou 7:110 News Sign Off 1·110 News l.Oo 1\t.usic Just For You 8oHq . BLUE PARAKEET. Reward. Phone New Haven, 882:-19li5 collect. 4 11 014- · 1 I ..., .--·-........_.,..... I.P-1<alUIIIIII, TIIIIIJ FIUDAY 7:10 Ne•a I 00 N..,s 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:05 Sacred Heart Pro&ram 8:110 Newa 8:05 Breakfast hrl7 5::1ll Country JIJIIIIDne 8'30 Newa 5·30 News ur. Breaklflll farty 1 5.3!1 Farm World Ne"' 9,110 ~~... I 46 Meigs County RFD 9:05 Brealtlast Pari) 1·00 New• ~:15 Joaes BuJck Show I; 00 flroo•klast Par!! 1:30 Newo 9,30 News Ill$ Plclo.,. Haniwano Show 9,35 Breakfast Party 1:50 1,141 News 11epur1 ! 0 .110 News · 10 ,05 Polka Party 1:00 Breakfast PariJ 10 .30 Newa I I~ llreaklut Party 6, . a 311 Van Partlck Sport Sbow 1 ' 35 Music lo lbe All Ill$ Breakfast Party 10:4 The Gond Ule 8 45 •Juer Fum Sllow-frL 10:65. Under Ohio stlel I Ill' i'leWB .• IL 00 New> g 05 <.:oflee Wltb Janel lUI! lop TOll Sbow 9 30 News 1UO 1'4ewa Coffee Willi Janet IUS DultOII'a Top Tell Show 3l 9 , 12,110 NeiYII- Nooo Report 9:4. Betty Newton Show 12 ,15 Musk loter!ude Excellent Location lllat lho ... 1'hll .... IIIII - .--· L-...... which Jnlormalloo we thaJlt 111m. Woll, per111po &ome day he will aay &omethlDg llumtiJig Uke "I "''~mn . • DAILY CROSSWORD IDdllllry" lexclomatioo poinll,for W.MPO Modern 2-Bay Servlc~ Station with a Major Oil Co. I \ --'- :...:=~~=..;::;:=::::!::---~- Not long GrlffiD leamod he. W8J to get the au fnm NBC TV, bo- ailllllliable form-type .!<tier to varloul toiWIIllllta <I pre~W~~e to..,.... "ho • ..,. a typewril« and ,... apelll, emit· tiDg DeW•fOUDd penonaJ 0011ee111 lllat rlllnp "OOII!rol lbo 1fhole this viewer that he is doing bU&i· ness elaeWbere thiD at NJIC.TV, wher<o he was merely the third ol the network'• three Jack Paar&rr.nking dl!!ll!l'Vedly behind tho SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE • 1loon .. .. 'tlv ... rlllnelmi!M. Ia llllldeDI1tblt .,...the It ' - lllat """ ril .... IJo lodorll tiide•n8dljl bllibid .does twas;•. ~fi ·u;h,., .-. d starting July L never meet a man I dldu~ lite," 'llle hoBI 11181 IIWDIIIOr wu Jim and he recognised u a great wlt llacklu. And 11110111 the enter- and lhlnter. 1 Ia..., who made a bNakthrough Meanwhile, opeaklng of rS. durlllfl his reign 0~ the ahew ...... , Vaughn Meador, wtw. lmporaoa- Tbooe vlew<n who .Ia atlcm of President Kennedy pre- f.-au.. wbetber It ever reaDy ceded hia . aU·tlme best-aeUing does IDY aood tjJ protesl canoeJ. record al.l>wn, "'lbe Firat Fam· Jation of a show can take. 10me Uy." .~ Q • comfort In lbo proof thai In DCCI· . •~~ .J4d Pur" aiooal cuea- IUcb 81 GrifflD'a'lllough I"' special faa of the lndicallbu ol loyal baken are ol popular Griffin, H aeema wise to practical help. .TO ENTERTAIN . • . .. •· 11 .~ rur ~r\d\tioD · o~ablt.._. ortgiiUd. but y OOD IUPI> - MaY lho No. ' Poor, who son UDder broedca.bte -*'1 bu -~ )mulia - • lor • .,...,.,out o f - for the...,. of .Jalumy cano.. Bbakea-- 1 wuald "~~ooiOIII---'1. . Exaclly two ago lllday, his new, dally _ . _ sbow a1 talk and varloly dlJoppeand lrnm NBCTV, a vldlm of rat. lllfla, and ... rtplaced by two &oap oporu OD April Fool'• Dey. 'llwrqy, .CJIS.T.V made B 411· lkall thalli balaappod hlm up In bo boll of the ....tly ''Talolll Scout." _..1111 that replllm Red Skeltoa for the 111111.111er, • •o edi' or rfll~l Ill]' 1d1 deltl"!\t!(( 'llhet ClrllliD POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET IUidJ 1:11 " FGT Du of P\ahlltdiOII \' ill .,. ,J •• \t' ; �~ aying Taxes Make You Sad? Sell I ·' --~ ..........---------~------ tually bu • &oocl ........ of III!Ok·l "' Octmlt. """ It J.l. .r. 't TELEVISION IN· REVD:I ~ns gout· lhamefw- 111111... llrlllaoot .......uw....,. I ""'UiiiOIPiiiiliiiftiiBiiiiiii"--:'Orii:iiif."i.iii.";iiliiii~I;'TOill]i; - ttOWYW·p._ ShnBIIntl · WANT AD INFORMATION IIOU. r.w ae-ce,._, REGULATIONS ,u.hlt~~te• rftt'l"t'b ... •h)HttoniOit &r-tr. ~,.. ....d ·IIUl*il.teb> w-W 11ot • n&kl •ouhl bt Tile lliU.bt"bbttlllllba. for "m(>ft tblll rt11• ttt:QI!"''ett •uertloo:t RATES For Waot A.d Senke " Cea.b 5":' word ,."0111 tnnrUoa. Kl.nimUID CbP'II ..40 ec!'llla f Cen.to. per word far TbJ'oM eonncuUve lnMI'tiODI Ptll! rat• of fo cenll p~rr •or4 .-tU tNI ebU'Ied tor acl•ertl•llll lJ out paid wttb1D 10 dQ'• after ~·· lllll btU. CARD 01' I'JlA.NitS ~ •ord Qi,nhiUllD bcb a1 nrd 1e. Otlttu•rt•• •' 1 ettlt pet word. Jotc. 1958 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door $745 6 cyl. Std. trans. Good tires. Black finish . Radio, heater. 1957 Ford Convertible Cpe. $895 V8 motor, automalic trans. Red finish, likl' new nylon top. Radio and heater. ..,1957 Buick Super 4 Door H.T. . $795 , Real clean int~:>rior , original 2. tone green fmillh,, full pow· er rquipment. Radio and heatt'r. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 A. M tr ):«1 P M n.u, Sllurd~ --8:39 A.M. to 12:00 ouoD IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A FOR SALE RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD C•ll Pt. Pleawnt 205 Day Pt. Ple•Hnf 1750 Evenlntl Buying a New Car? SAVE 10 00 News 10 00 Mlnlstertai\Asonclalloll :~:: ~~ty Hoe Down on 10,35 II '00 I• 06 1, 3o il:JS t l 40 FINANCING 'nd INSURANCE . Through A Hii.OVED FINANCE, INC., an associate company of N A T I 0 N W't DE ,MUnrAL, you can now finance your car the low· ina!reS~ way •.. and add to your savingt by insurina: rhe low-premium way widt Na1ionwide. So bt(ort you buy your nexc car, see me lint for dou.· ble·barreled sa,•in.pl 1:05 Musac Just For You 1:30 News 2 35 MUsic Just For You 311 N. Second Ave. 3·1JJI ~.... 3 OS Platter Party 3 llll News Mlddlof OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 lo 5:00 O.lly 11156 WHITE FORD Statioo ·wagon, autumatic transmis- BVY -THEBEST.ComPlete sian radio iind heater, re-buUt mutor. Priced for quick sale. Contact Eldoh Walburn. c:B.n be seen on lot at foot bridge approach on W. St. Forest Run Block Co. Pbone WY Z-21167 Pomeroy, . Obio 3 27 30tc 3,35 Platter Party Othera by Appointment ........~ Home Office: Columbus, ObiO Jl 1 05 3' 30 I :35 4' 00 4' 05 Platter Pan, News Platter PariJ Newo 4~ TELL ~IM I'LL BE OONE WI< THIS EMARGENCV OPERATION (I IT.- Ill. OtrPa III.Ktad ot 1.0.1......... 11. ea....... . ··-== lf.18.Help li.Beuwaav ' ll.J!ekltM IT.CIII- D. Voailllll out IS.CitflniD KAput IS.H-!.':!!.,, . 211.- "" aiplo: Tue.... '!bun. t: lO Locil News 4:40 Platter Party • 5:00 News NEW IDEAS FOR. A NtW EllA TravellD' Time Sporta News Sporlll Sun-Down Serenade Newa Sign Of! SATIJIIDAY liCIIEIIVLB l:IIO lilews 8:115 Country Mude Time 5:05 5:30 6:00 6:05 8:15 6:So 7:110 Cheer up! Gear up with BRAVELY for MATCHLESS ' l:l!O l'le,.. . , '·: . LI'L ABNER .__,.._....., ao.- wan cup u.eu..'l ~ --- ...~~.-=· ~ u.q,_ Kary, for """ III.IaforlorlD .o.u.. u. "UlMMI ~·· Cdla" .d. A . r&)" a.- -.Iii- DAILY CBYl"l''Q1lOTE - Ben's llow &It &XYDLBA&Xa II LOlf&FJ:LLOW Olio lottorllmply- for -ploA IIUMJII .,. tile 111roo L'l: X lor tbo two 0'1: ole. IIIIIC!o - &rophleo, tile ot llltJ ............ aU hlnto. JIIKh .., 1111!- ..... - .& CtJ'Jh .........MSS XPR W QPLOXRQX VLrKXOB XL 1aLBBO ' TQLKBGQrG I J:WB QG XL XL OrQK VQDB NANCY ly ERNIE BUSHMILLER ~RlWVLVrRG.- SUCH A y~ ~ D' • a.omr Bill lUll 1"0V Ill 1118 A PERSON HAS NO ~ !lOW~ PRETTY Lt'L FACc~e;:~:L~~~~!!~ ----------------------WJEH RADIO Moada, 'hraap Frid>.J 4o1i Sign On, Muaic:al Clock ,., Tbe l.ilellue I:Oii_OIIIo Valley News U5 ·Sports Today w.r1!1 NeW. 8' 10 7:30 News 7:llll Army Hour 8:00 Baptlal Layri!an's Hour 8:15 Cburcb at Wort 8'30 NeWI 8:35 Hour of Deliverance e, 00 Wingo Of Boaifna 1:80 Newa Leglslati~ , Review 11,45 Sunday Cbapel 1:35 a,z Farm World News 8:40 RFD 7:00 Newo 7:.96 BreUfasl DAVY ~ONES. Party 10. 50 Soc!ai Securll)! IUIO Country ilymD 'l'llll 12:05 IAIC8I 12,10 Obio Hen 12' 15 Martteto IUO IJfeguard 8ulletiD lloud 12:25 Nen 0 Gr81111 a,15 Musical Cioct ~:illl Agieullllre Aceat 8:511 Communiljl Ne1lll 12'45 CotlnlrJ Go Roulll: e,oo LatebltriDt l:S& N"" But 1:30 Public SerYiee s,oo Cocmlry Go 9:45 SMwen of BJ...ing 2:65 NeR Beat 10,00 Masou Couuty 1\.... uo Midway M.a11):00 Talk at lbe Town 1,65 NOWI Ileal 10:116 World Newa f:IIO Diseilla with lloll U:OO Talk of lbe Ton 4:311 ~ (except Fri. Churdl BeUa Ring . 5:110 Community NeWI U:45 .world 'iowa S:ti World ll Nalloaal Nnl 11:56 Mason Couuty US ~~ Gil Spuno · U:IO NOWI 11,30 Country Hymn Time lO.50 Sunday Quopel LITTLE OllPHAN ANNIE IHO Noon Report WHIU! WE WAC CUTTIN' OUT "Jl.!Al' CAR I 'i!JI.L, SA'f I HEARt> 'fELL!~' -SORT 0' liKE d:U'ftlaU:IO Rev. Merlin 'tool. l:GO Hour of l)ocJaioa uo Lutheru Hour IIOMGKIO/ WIND HOWLIN! 0~ A C<Ml1'E I ~ATe'S Awt#: ~oeoov '110U'1D oHERE FOR MIC~I 2:30 NSWI 1:30 Tbe Quiet Bour 1:00 NtWI! " 4'00 Suoday Showcase f:30 NIWI! 4:35 Sip Oil 1:110 Fel>ruarJ Sip Off . ... lj Lll'l' Uld McWILLIAMS SALE - Holstein Baby Call. Phon• WI 2·3082. 4 13 Jlc with NEW 50" Rotaryt . t c.re lt de&UV81 Wi.th Granty'• .w 60~' Rotary Mowef"! All·a:ear drivt put. mote pOwer to the tool, Give yoQI' bi1lawi1 tha bit 60'' width cut. mowinr time. Unique •wivel actioa fDiurw eopetaut uniform cut. Casten Jive amazinr 'maneuverability. Don't nlbbt. with S1'4811er mowen-.ear \lp with GraveiJ'• bit liO" Rotary to do your bill......;., r..tl· ' FlEE DEMONSTIATION1 TRACTOR PRias ITART AT$ 353 TOOlS EXTRA o . PLAN WY l·1975 .~Q'M~.ROY, 112 E. MAIN ••· • I. ' {i;.;;;;::'"l GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE '. ~. f '' ') • \ • . . ,. •· i · ;. !" . c I .... . ' . ~ . •, ':'·-~.... I . \ ' . "'' ' '·t I ' ·! • ~ I ': 29.~- Platter Party z:oo The Big ·u . 2:35 Back to the Croa uo Rev. Iloocoe 11loruo ....-.:: .. . .. 10.1111- ~·::. Radr r,:.;. Merllu , _ •• ,il1 TI-IAR SOON AS I GIT -·- ....-..._.... --_.. -...... -.,... ··-..... ...... ,_ ll..,._ PabUc Reaellon, Belpo Furthermore, the recent COD· gressional probe of ralioga firms, now biatory, aloo proved that enough steady pubUc beat eveo· ~:: EW :c1 . · ll.'l'o . ainll 11.- 1 WATIONWIDE ~ MUTU"L INSUR,.NCE COMPANY u tor.. IC:OO Voice of Propbecy 1'00 N""" 4.05 Plotter PariJ · 18:80 News ,u~~,oo~O>~m~m~·~m~lty~N~e~WI~-_J_~I~:30~Si!!gn~Oif:!!..__ _ __ t:l5 Blaelllllr Auto bow _ I0:35 Wash. Repts to the People I. .~r,~OVED..~C~INC. ~­ e GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER Middleport Feed Mill of cement blocks. Cement Mortar- Windows - Lintels. Coonty Hoe Down News swap Shop Newa · F'!."m Newa L; if Ne.ws 1·35 Molaic Just For You l 00 N"!"' Pearl W. Willi1m1 and Son WY. 2·2311 lLOW..VU l2. To t.e .....,. for NeWB 4·35 Platter P Country Hoeduwr · - ·~ !Family Worshop Thurs.) 5' 00 N""" , li ·55 Upper Rnnm Meditations 5.05 Travelln 'I'Une 6:30 News 11 _58 ~ Jones Stock An. ot. Nopn NIWI! 6:00 News • 1 1%:15 Weather Report. 6:115 Sundown Serenade Mlilt J 1'or y 6'311 .2:30 . lc 1111 • ou 7:110 News Sign Off 1·110 News l.Oo 1\t.usic Just For You 8oHq . BLUE PARAKEET. Reward. Phone New Haven, 882:-19li5 collect. 4 11 014- · 1 I ..., .--·-........_.,..... I.P-1<alUIIIIII, TIIIIIJ FIUDAY 7:10 Ne•a I 00 N..,s 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:05 Sacred Heart Pro&ram 8:110 Newa 8:05 Breakfast hrl7 5::1ll Country JIJIIIIDne 8'30 Newa 5·30 News ur. Breaklflll farty 1 5.3!1 Farm World Ne"' 9,110 ~~... I 46 Meigs County RFD 9:05 Brealtlast Pari) 1·00 New• ~:15 Joaes BuJck Show I; 00 flroo•klast Par!! 1:30 Newo 9,30 News Ill$ Plclo.,. Haniwano Show 9,35 Breakfast Party 1:50 1,141 News 11epur1 ! 0 .110 News · 10 ,05 Polka Party 1:00 Breakfast PariJ 10 .30 Newa I I~ llreaklut Party 6, . a 311 Van Partlck Sport Sbow 1 ' 35 Music lo lbe All Ill$ Breakfast Party 10:4 The Gond Ule 8 45 •Juer Fum Sllow-frL 10:65. Under Ohio stlel I Ill' i'leWB .• IL 00 New> g 05 <.:oflee Wltb Janel lUI! lop TOll Sbow 9 30 News 1UO 1'4ewa Coffee Willi Janet IUS DultOII'a Top Tell Show 3l 9 , 12,110 NeiYII- Nooo Report 9:4. Betty Newton Show 12 ,15 Musk loter!ude Excellent Location lllat lho ... 1'hll .... IIIII - .--· L-...... which Jnlormalloo we thaJlt 111m. Woll, per111po &ome day he will aay &omethlDg llumtiJig Uke "I "''~mn . • DAILY CROSSWORD IDdllllry" lexclomatioo poinll,for W.MPO Modern 2-Bay Servlc~ Station with a Major Oil Co. I \ --'- :...:=~~=..;::;:=::::!::---~- Not long GrlffiD leamod he. W8J to get the au fnm NBC TV, bo- ailllllliable form-type .!<tier to varloul toiWIIllllta <I pre~W~~e to..,.... "ho • ..,. a typewril« and ,... apelll, emit· tiDg DeW•fOUDd penonaJ 0011ee111 lllat rlllnp "OOII!rol lbo 1fhole this viewer that he is doing bU&i· ness elaeWbere thiD at NJIC.TV, wher<o he was merely the third ol the network'• three Jack Paar&rr.nking dl!!ll!l'Vedly behind tho SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE • 1loon .. .. 'tlv ... rlllnelmi!M. Ia llllldeDI1tblt .,...the It ' - lllat """ ril .... IJo lodorll tiide•n8dljl bllibid .does twas;•. ~fi ·u;h,., .-. d starting July L never meet a man I dldu~ lite," 'llle hoBI 11181 IIWDIIIOr wu Jim and he recognised u a great wlt llacklu. And 11110111 the enter- and lhlnter. 1 Ia..., who made a bNakthrough Meanwhile, opeaklng of rS. durlllfl his reign 0~ the ahew ...... , Vaughn Meador, wtw. lmporaoa- Tbooe vlew<n who .Ia atlcm of President Kennedy pre- f.-au.. wbetber It ever reaDy ceded hia . aU·tlme best-aeUing does IDY aood tjJ protesl canoeJ. record al.l>wn, "'lbe Firat Fam· Jation of a show can take. 10me Uy." .~ Q • comfort In lbo proof thai In DCCI· . •~~ .J4d Pur" aiooal cuea- IUcb 81 GrifflD'a'lllough I"' special faa of the lndicallbu ol loyal baken are ol popular Griffin, H aeema wise to practical help. .TO ENTERTAIN . • . .. •· 11 .~ rur ~r\d\tioD · o~ablt.._. ortgiiUd. but y OOD IUPI> - MaY lho No. ' Poor, who son UDder broedca.bte -*'1 bu -~ )mulia - • lor • .,...,.,out o f - for the...,. of .Jalumy cano.. Bbakea-- 1 wuald "~~ooiOIII---'1. . Exaclly two ago lllday, his new, dally _ . _ sbow a1 talk and varloly dlJoppeand lrnm NBCTV, a vldlm of rat. lllfla, and ... rtplaced by two &oap oporu OD April Fool'• Dey. 'llwrqy, .CJIS.T.V made B 411· lkall thalli balaappod hlm up In bo boll of the ....tly ''Talolll Scout." _..1111 that replllm Red Skeltoa for the 111111.111er, • •o edi' or rfll~l Ill]' 1d1 deltl"!\t!(( 'llhet ClrllliD POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET IUidJ 1:11 " FGT Du of P\ahlltdiOII \' ill .,. ,J •• \t' ; �. '• . ..,. Easter lyiessoQ~ . i-Diily Sentinel, N01V YOU• •. KNOW . ~ Brought •By . · . R Alk About Middlepotf i 'l'llt ~ 1¥ illllriDI _.. ... Ill ' lllal 8 ev · " TIMi orau prelUde ... un11e11 ciWrdl .,... bJ Mro. -'·• · Netillllne opened u o lo n ., - lncllllllna o.JJy Vaealloii a' • lltlle · - · bJib a1 U,'lliO a mJD. ~u Friday MrVlet 11 I b e Bl~le School., All. )oinld" In the Ullllal Metbodlll c:burdl, lol· ~lion· "' lbe olferloa Ill bJ the bJmn, " J eo Ul singing of the domloSJ. Barbaro Ful1s, daupter Mr, IJid Mro. Bernini ru~~z, from pneumonia. Jones wu Friday for a medlCII following surgery. She ---11, ... - .. hMIIJ ....... . eot of ~or uoec1 ' I" nle ... 1M ' ~ ' . . "Pilate's or Cl!rlsl'1!" wu I~;;;~ oentell<H IJid the tho llleme of tbe ~ by tbl I~ wu atven by Rev. Rev. MeiYin Altilt. C. ZUIIdel, who aloo led Tbe hJmn, "Ahi\Ye lhe Ap<lotle Creed, lollowed of Time .!be CrOii II Glelnll by the Gloria Patrl. tng," oOOnt prayllr, tbe belle. An uthem by llle girls cbor- diction by llit Rev. Alkire aiwl. uo of Poineroy High Scbool, dl· organ p<istlude 'by )Jr1. Neubreclal by Mh. Lucille Swack· Ung closed the servlcii. hammer, preceded octlpture Special guesbl at lhe service re:.Ong of Matthew 27: 1·2, 11· were the Ohio ·Valley Como: IDd John 13: 1-17 and pray· mandery No . %4, Kl!iihls Tern. er by the Rev. :r.Jndel, with re- plar, and Cub Scoubl ben Four; oponoe by the High School Chor· with their leader, Mn. J a y \:brUit tbe Cl'uclfled." c: lllwr.telacco1ti.mpanJed by Charlu , church where she serves _, orThe groom fa a graduate of I~::~~ Hlgh school and II at11 Ohio State University. is a member of Pomeroy Beptisl chureh. '!be couple Is residing at Hlll, Pomeroy. Warner. mn. _ ___:~~ A'I'I'END SEMINAR· I.! I BEDFORD, lodlal ~.Y. malnle;:;08IICO~i~~~t: Westchester -~ attend a seminar On tho agenda on of Look what 1\YTIN\mV happens with !~ 1n1 ~v LIBERTY THEATRE §IF~~JD) MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING WANT TO LAUGH'! l §ATRW ."· it's HOMOGENIZED! Harold Lloyd's "WORLD OF COMEDY" Great Comedies Never Die . , . They Just Make You ~I . . ' . Use on walls, ceilings, . { ' ·-.. !.ri·~· ' ~ ' ·" ..·· :)L .. ..:·- '·' .f·,, ·, .. woodwork in any 100111. Laugh Harde-r. ·~-.-. • 'I" ;' i ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS Resignations OfFourAre Accepted eSTARTS SUNDAY "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" (Color) ted To Line II Stewart Granger and Debora~ Kerr and Ri<'hard Carlson ~· MEIGS THEATRE Clings to bMh or ·lllller. No marks. Dries 'In 20 minutes. Houoeworn DEPT. MAIN FLOOR roMIROY. OHIO Smooth, hard surface stays cleaner. Washes easier. Tools rinse clean in soapy ·w;~ter. ' up i. erintendent ' . ' ..or: The easiest wall paint to use ... ready for you nbW et your SPRED SATIK d.air: ' '- ·.:.:., - J ., ' Elberfelds In Pome~ov,." ' ·DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU WANt... TO SAVE MONEYI' TONIGHT Tony Curtis in "THI OUTSIDER" -and- ' . and Sylvia Lope:: (Color) Svn. & Mon. Apr. 14-15 E1vis Presley in "fOLLOW THAT DREAM" ml·la~ (Color) -and- HMADISON AVENUE" Dana Andrews Jean Crain Eleanor Parker and Eddie Albert (Cinemasrope) , .·•. ' ' I . ,i 1 Pomerov Flower ShoD All Interior ...... lMt Is W..hable, Easy 'r. Apply, HH No Palllly 0 d o r, ........ No Brvsh • Lap Mtlrks, Alld Can Be Applied 'fa lwr s.rf- - . m IS PRICED FOil THE MOST ~Hootenanny" Is television's fint regUlar >. ECONOIIIIICAL OF ECONOMY BUYERS! Cash We handle all sizes -of tanks for bottle gas. We service , HAVE VISlTORB Good Friday visitors of Mrs. Victor Grimm at '""'''II South Second-s! home In what we sell. er and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sever, and obOdren, Dean, David, Vickie, and Paula RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ONLY Featuring Radioear since 1924, a recognized leader WY 2-9983 ' ~;. for Hom• Aooolntmont eNo Obligation Tee, cash (101!11 :fasW ,ftua a ~ or biHfold. A checkbook Ia tile ~ way 1>o haDdle your M: N y - ~h or paycheck Ia our ba1lk, IU!I P1f bUts and make purmall"'' br cheek. The FARMERS and Savings ,, ~ -· ' .. ' .. a.,.IW .' ' ~nt- ·. · , Mern!ler Federol Depoolt lnlui:Mce-~.-lon -· . ' POMIROY, OHIO . - 'l1lB OLD EGYPTIAN pori of Alexando .. was buOI on , tho HISCOSI 58 mllea - from Rome, ~ tho ~ were not Impressed ao this 11- -euu. '. . "·· ~ ·' . BEAT' THIS IF YOU CAN · . I(> lure . 'l1io 1tudlo, naiuriiUy, did not want Members of Its Holly.....t crew .to beco111< IU on Italian $3·'' ft' A. CHOICE OF 22 .COLORS . We P.y 3'4 lntw.t On-,Your S.vl... Member~·~ I seagulls Into var19U< """neo . top water al lbe studio aild at varlouo locations. So thill item In tho ~ costa relldt!: Per 811011 "I am concerned with only two things_ your hearing and my reputation- therefore I offer you the world's finest hearing aid- Radio Ear." .. ,. . reoeall: • "Coat of cbopped_ fiSII ONLY $1.2' e Athens, 0. •• DISCHARGES SUNDAY 1 ,B ~ $1,,110. ,. chUdren, Jenny and Mark Gul· azdowsky of Washington C. WED., APRIL 17--1 to 6 p.m. .~ folk 'music Jl'lllram. ~ceed br Jock LinldtU.r, it is procluacl on varioUs' c:Qtlege campu-. a1011nd tjle country Mlore llucfetlt audiences. The sloows ~ lop voCal and •ttUmental .at.t 1n ·• folk son.· flWcL .· em on tho film's ...,1 sheet of Newark and great grand. HEARING AID CHECK-UP HOTEL MARTIN, POMEROY .. . IU'Io UTEI PAl liT FREE HEARING TEST Please Call Hotel ' -' ·-'"<·· - " CRESTONE IT'S Goes Fast Middleport were their daught- Rutland Furniture o 'II-~ . Bulk Tank Service 1 I ')l' "HiltOD THE GRIAT" With Edmund Purdom Meigs 'ddl h b · d Memorial Ho•pital oommission M1 epor1, as een name : • Line II. at the Pt Pleasant Imembers were accepted t h I • mj'cal company, S. T. Rose, · morning by unanimous vote of today . 1the lxlard of Meigs county com1' i missioners. ~-~and was discharged . at. F' o r t Accepled were resignations of ~ McClellan, Alabama w1th the commissio£1 chairman Theod fF trs ' tL'leutenan l · ore 1~ ran k o iI Ret!d. Henry Ewing, A. D. Brad1 • \ He was employed by Celanese {ord, and Fred Russell. as a cbe.~_~§.tjo_..sep.J,e~ber 1956, Russell was the latest com· . 1was promoteil \o Gr.oup _ Lead.~r· i ~sioo-member~it lUI ~ ~ Analytical m MaY ~ 1961, to : resi~Mtion. 'Hi s Withdrawal was · Group. Leader-Special Prob· lreceived late Saturdav at t h e ~ i lems 1" July 1~ , and from ll'uurt(OOse . Tne other~ had ten· I J~nuary 1963 unt~l the time of 1dered their re:signations earlier e I hts present appomtment. serv- llast week. 1" ed in the position of production : All f th . '" rr· . I ·• engineer. o e restgni:'U o 1c1a s 1 s . . are also members of the Mem· o He IS marn~ to the former orial Hospital board of Trustees ~elen l. Hollingsworth of An- which is now operating the $750,! mston. o\labama . They are the 000 countv-owned fa cility Iparents of one sun and one dau~ . ·· . n .ehter and reside at 48 N. Fourn A reason for the restgnat1ons .n Street. was not made other than they tS :felt thetr "value as commis· o3 M •~ M . sion members has been fulfill~ v- : e16, emor1al Hospital 1ed " y I DISCHARGES SATURDAy - . The board of county commig. None. I sioners said while accepting the , • ~OMISSIONS SATURDAY - resignations that t.he rnen " have 1 : Elizabeth Horak , Pomeroy; Ro- done a wondPrfu l job and ac. • 1 bert Cook. Mason; Charles complishE>d a lot." Commission ' · Biggs, Minersville ; Stella Wea- President Kenneth McElhinney, ·• 1Ver. Racine; Clarence Fraley , along with Avery Nelson and t .Carpenter. Charles R. Karr. Sr .. said " We • i ADMISSIONS SUNDAY owe them a big vole of thanks f) Ruth Eblin, Pomeroy; Clar- and apprectatton for thl?' • j o b J' ence Boyler, Sr .. Middleport; they howe done ." .~ . James Smith. Racine. 1 .. - t · "' Resignalions of four . " \ 1 DIVORCE GRANTED A divorce nas been granted Kethel V. Dingus ~ from Wil· , liam C. Dinguss in Meigs coun- I SERVICE CHANGED Funeral services for Dr. Gil· :y common pleas court. The bert J. Rich have been changed 1 plaintiff. who iiled rbarges ol 1 from 2 pm . to 3:30p.m. Tues- gross neglect of dut~ and ex· 1 day at the family mau so leum . treme cruelty, was awardet 1 in RacinP . •custody of seven children. . 1 " Audrey HaBer, Middleport. �. '• . ..,. Easter lyiessoQ~ . i-Diily Sentinel, N01V YOU• •. KNOW . ~ Brought •By . · . R Alk About Middlepotf i 'l'llt ~ 1¥ illllriDI _.. ... Ill ' lllal 8 ev · " TIMi orau prelUde ... un11e11 ciWrdl .,... bJ Mro. -'·• · Netillllne opened u o lo n ., - lncllllllna o.JJy Vaealloii a' • lltlle · - · bJib a1 U,'lliO a mJD. ~u Friday MrVlet 11 I b e Bl~le School., All. )oinld" In the Ullllal Metbodlll c:burdl, lol· ~lion· "' lbe olferloa Ill bJ the bJmn, " J eo Ul singing of the domloSJ. Barbaro Ful1s, daupter Mr, IJid Mro. Bernini ru~~z, from pneumonia. Jones wu Friday for a medlCII following surgery. She ---11, ... - .. hMIIJ ....... . eot of ~or uoec1 ' I" nle ... 1M ' ~ ' . . "Pilate's or Cl!rlsl'1!" wu I~;;;~ oentell<H IJid the tho llleme of tbe ~ by tbl I~ wu atven by Rev. Rev. MeiYin Altilt. C. ZUIIdel, who aloo led Tbe hJmn, "Ahi\Ye lhe Ap<lotle Creed, lollowed of Time .!be CrOii II Glelnll by the Gloria Patrl. tng," oOOnt prayllr, tbe belle. An uthem by llle girls cbor- diction by llit Rev. Alkire aiwl. uo of Poineroy High Scbool, dl· organ p<istlude 'by )Jr1. Neubreclal by Mh. Lucille Swack· Ung closed the servlcii. hammer, preceded octlpture Special guesbl at lhe service re:.Ong of Matthew 27: 1·2, 11· were the Ohio ·Valley Como: IDd John 13: 1-17 and pray· mandery No . %4, Kl!iihls Tern. er by the Rev. :r.Jndel, with re- plar, and Cub Scoubl ben Four; oponoe by the High School Chor· with their leader, Mn. J a y \:brUit tbe Cl'uclfled." c: lllwr.telacco1ti.mpanJed by Charlu , church where she serves _, orThe groom fa a graduate of I~::~~ Hlgh school and II at11 Ohio State University. is a member of Pomeroy Beptisl chureh. '!be couple Is residing at Hlll, Pomeroy. Warner. mn. _ ___:~~ A'I'I'END SEMINAR· I.! I BEDFORD, lodlal ~.Y. malnle;:;08IICO~i~~~t: Westchester -~ attend a seminar On tho agenda on of Look what 1\YTIN\mV happens with !~ 1n1 ~v LIBERTY THEATRE §IF~~JD) MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING WANT TO LAUGH'! l §ATRW ."· it's HOMOGENIZED! Harold Lloyd's "WORLD OF COMEDY" Great Comedies Never Die . , . They Just Make You ~I . . ' . Use on walls, ceilings, . { ' ·-.. !.ri·~· ' ~ ' ·" ..·· :)L .. ..:·- '·' .f·,, ·, .. woodwork in any 100111. Laugh Harde-r. ·~-.-. • 'I" ;' i ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS Resignations OfFourAre Accepted eSTARTS SUNDAY "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" (Color) ted To Line II Stewart Granger and Debora~ Kerr and Ri<'hard Carlson ~· MEIGS THEATRE Clings to bMh or ·lllller. No marks. Dries 'In 20 minutes. Houoeworn DEPT. MAIN FLOOR roMIROY. OHIO Smooth, hard surface stays cleaner. Washes easier. Tools rinse clean in soapy ·w;~ter. ' up i. erintendent ' . ' ..or: The easiest wall paint to use ... ready for you nbW et your SPRED SATIK d.air: ' '- ·.:.:., - J ., ' Elberfelds In Pome~ov,." ' ·DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU WANt... TO SAVE MONEYI' TONIGHT Tony Curtis in "THI OUTSIDER" -and- ' . and Sylvia Lope:: (Color) Svn. & Mon. Apr. 14-15 E1vis Presley in "fOLLOW THAT DREAM" ml·la~ (Color) -and- HMADISON AVENUE" Dana Andrews Jean Crain Eleanor Parker and Eddie Albert (Cinemasrope) , .·•. ' ' I . ,i 1 Pomerov Flower ShoD All Interior ...... lMt Is W..hable, Easy 'r. Apply, HH No Palllly 0 d o r, ........ No Brvsh • Lap Mtlrks, Alld Can Be Applied 'fa lwr s.rf- - . m IS PRICED FOil THE MOST ~Hootenanny" Is television's fint regUlar >. ECONOIIIIICAL OF ECONOMY BUYERS! Cash We handle all sizes -of tanks for bottle gas. We service , HAVE VISlTORB Good Friday visitors of Mrs. Victor Grimm at '""'''II South Second-s! home In what we sell. er and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sever, and obOdren, Dean, David, Vickie, and Paula RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ONLY Featuring Radioear since 1924, a recognized leader WY 2-9983 ' ~;. for Hom• Aooolntmont eNo Obligation Tee, cash (101!11 :fasW ,ftua a ~ or biHfold. A checkbook Ia tile ~ way 1>o haDdle your M: N y - ~h or paycheck Ia our ba1lk, IU!I P1f bUts and make purmall"'' br cheek. The FARMERS and Savings ,, ~ -· ' .. ' .. a.,.IW .' ' ~nt- ·. · , Mern!ler Federol Depoolt lnlui:Mce-~.-lon -· . ' POMIROY, OHIO . - 'l1lB OLD EGYPTIAN pori of Alexando .. was buOI on , tho HISCOSI 58 mllea - from Rome, ~ tho ~ were not Impressed ao this 11- -euu. '. . "·· ~ ·' . BEAT' THIS IF YOU CAN · . I(> lure . 'l1io 1tudlo, naiuriiUy, did not want Members of Its Holly.....t crew .to beco111< IU on Italian $3·'' ft' A. CHOICE OF 22 .COLORS . We P.y 3'4 lntw.t On-,Your S.vl... Member~·~ I seagulls Into var19U< """neo . top water al lbe studio aild at varlouo locations. So thill item In tho ~ costa relldt!: Per 811011 "I am concerned with only two things_ your hearing and my reputation- therefore I offer you the world's finest hearing aid- Radio Ear." .. ,. . reoeall: • "Coat of cbopped_ fiSII ONLY $1.2' e Athens, 0. •• DISCHARGES SUNDAY 1 ,B ~ $1,,110. ,. chUdren, Jenny and Mark Gul· azdowsky of Washington C. WED., APRIL 17--1 to 6 p.m. .~ folk 'music Jl'lllram. ~ceed br Jock LinldtU.r, it is procluacl on varioUs' c:Qtlege campu-. a1011nd tjle country Mlore llucfetlt audiences. The sloows ~ lop voCal and •ttUmental .at.t 1n ·• folk son.· flWcL .· em on tho film's ...,1 sheet of Newark and great grand. HEARING AID CHECK-UP HOTEL MARTIN, POMEROY .. . IU'Io UTEI PAl liT FREE HEARING TEST Please Call Hotel ' -' ·-'"<·· - " CRESTONE IT'S Goes Fast Middleport were their daught- Rutland Furniture o 'II-~ . Bulk Tank Service 1 I ')l' "HiltOD THE GRIAT" With Edmund Purdom Meigs 'ddl h b · d Memorial Ho•pital oommission M1 epor1, as een name : • Line II. at the Pt Pleasant Imembers were accepted t h I • mj'cal company, S. T. Rose, · morning by unanimous vote of today . 1the lxlard of Meigs county com1' i missioners. ~-~and was discharged . at. F' o r t Accepled were resignations of ~ McClellan, Alabama w1th the commissio£1 chairman Theod fF trs ' tL'leutenan l · ore 1~ ran k o iI Ret!d. Henry Ewing, A. D. Brad1 • \ He was employed by Celanese {ord, and Fred Russell. as a cbe.~_~§.tjo_..sep.J,e~ber 1956, Russell was the latest com· . 1was promoteil \o Gr.oup _ Lead.~r· i ~sioo-member~it lUI ~ ~ Analytical m MaY ~ 1961, to : resi~Mtion. 'Hi s Withdrawal was · Group. Leader-Special Prob· lreceived late Saturdav at t h e ~ i lems 1" July 1~ , and from ll'uurt(OOse . Tne other~ had ten· I J~nuary 1963 unt~l the time of 1dered their re:signations earlier e I hts present appomtment. serv- llast week. 1" ed in the position of production : All f th . '" rr· . I ·• engineer. o e restgni:'U o 1c1a s 1 s . . are also members of the Mem· o He IS marn~ to the former orial Hospital board of Trustees ~elen l. Hollingsworth of An- which is now operating the $750,! mston. o\labama . They are the 000 countv-owned fa cility Iparents of one sun and one dau~ . ·· . n .ehter and reside at 48 N. Fourn A reason for the restgnat1ons .n Street. was not made other than they tS :felt thetr "value as commis· o3 M •~ M . sion members has been fulfill~ v- : e16, emor1al Hospital 1ed " y I DISCHARGES SATURDAy - . The board of county commig. None. I sioners said while accepting the , • ~OMISSIONS SATURDAY - resignations that t.he rnen " have 1 : Elizabeth Horak , Pomeroy; Ro- done a wondPrfu l job and ac. • 1 bert Cook. Mason; Charles complishE>d a lot." Commission ' · Biggs, Minersville ; Stella Wea- President Kenneth McElhinney, ·• 1Ver. Racine; Clarence Fraley , along with Avery Nelson and t .Carpenter. Charles R. Karr. Sr .. said " We • i ADMISSIONS SUNDAY owe them a big vole of thanks f) Ruth Eblin, Pomeroy; Clar- and apprectatton for thl?' • j o b J' ence Boyler, Sr .. Middleport; they howe done ." .~ . James Smith. Racine. 1 .. - t · "' Resignalions of four . " \ 1 DIVORCE GRANTED A divorce nas been granted Kethel V. Dingus ~ from Wil· , liam C. Dinguss in Meigs coun- I SERVICE CHANGED Funeral services for Dr. Gil· :y common pleas court. The bert J. Rich have been changed 1 plaintiff. who iiled rbarges ol 1 from 2 pm . to 3:30p.m. Tues- gross neglect of dut~ and ex· 1 day at the family mau so leum . treme cruelty, was awardet 1 in RacinP . •custody of seven children. . 1 " Audrey HaBer, Middleport. �• Easter ~esso9~ Brought By Rev. Alkire - About Middleport Barbara !l'ulb, daughter Gl lllr; llld Mra. knard !l'ulb, ll from pul!lll110IIla. . Miu Jonea wu tn • ,. . Friday lor a me.lll_<>•~ following surgery. was accompanled by O.orlt~ Burdette. ' 'Cham~' membero were 11oft. Key." TliJ.o part o1 the Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Saellenal .red : '11luriday even!nk wlien was closed wllh t b e will have as tbeir euesll !lie olllth anniversary of the Pbll· Prayer. the Easter -kend, tbelr alhea Women of the Mlddli\f>ort During the business De'.ulls, of Oh1o University, Church of Christ was observed th b I lled b Mr tiJOJr daughter and lamlly, . . . e Y· aws comp Y '· and Mrs Ike Wilt and "blildren at a tea held m the aud•torlllm Pearl Reynolds and her com· Col ·b of the church. The rooms ~ere mittee were given a second . um us. beautifully decorated w 1 I h reading. Mrs. William Brad· MW Sharon Jones of .lll<ek· l sprin;! Rowers. ford Installed the new officer$, ,. apendlng the week eM The president, Mrs. Robert giving each a charge of their with her parenlol, Mr. and Reibel, extended greetinga and duties and presenting each Jones. Other lll''"ta . a welcome to members and a corsage. Installed were, Barbara Jones aDd . psis. Mrs. Chester Erwin pre- ident, Mrs. Robert of Ohio Unlvl!l'Slly, sen\l.>d a prelude of organ mu· vice president, Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Clara Dllgard of lie. Mrs. Fred Gardner gave nolds· 2nd vice president Mich., ls vlslUng w ltb the opening pra;~r while the wend'eu Gerlach : ' and Mrs. Ernest LaUance. ~ter members were seated Mrs. 0 . E. McKinley; She attended the charter tea In the cholr loft. Mrs. D~n Far· secretary, Betty Kline , and given by the Philathea as one . mer and Mrs. Clara Ddgarde, surer, Martha Childs. the charter members. of Dearborn, .~ich., present~ Mrs. Reynolds gave a talk Mr. and Mrs. Bernard a vocal duet, In the Garden: on the meaning of PhiJathea, Schramm of Zanesville are Mrs. Edgar Reynolds was . m using scripbJre references and spending the Easter weekend charge of the 1 b~~g explaining the name as mean- with their daughter and family as a theme, s e ing, "love of God," and "pious." Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon, and MRS. ALBERT MARTIN, JR. 1 members were intra- Tommy. Bernan: , Linda and and presented with pins Debbie. XC MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a gift. Each one was Biven Mrs. .Jamu Ha•lAir..J~IR~t...l -~· ·-•~--""··-·· _ _...._.....~•"·-··"'· tribute from one of the ,, NOW SHOWING hers. WANT TO LA UGH~ Honored were ' Mrs. Harold Lloyd's Farmer, a tribute by George Meinhart ; Mrs. "WORLD OF COMEDY" Dilgard, by Mrs. Ernest Gre;~t Comedies Never Die . . . They Just Make You lan('e ; Mrs. Otho Watts, b.., Laugh Hanfer. bel Hysell; Mrs. Bertha I ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS by Mrs. Oscar Roush ; ' ~Z-TV Neva Pratt, by Mrs. 0. E I ' 3 •STARTS SUNDAY Kinley ; Mrs. C. E. VanC4. .,.~ ·a-­ "KING SOLOMON'S Mrs . Pearl Graves in abs t: • .1WI)' . . . . Mrs. William Bradfor~ MINES.. a:a 'hdt1 OJia lour ) Mrs . Fred Gardn~r. cColor) ... a. lilllii1ll Stewart Granger and Mrs. Meinhart and Mrs. t:• Openilldit ~ DeboraJ'I Kerr and , ... ., __ sang a number, ": · Richard Carllion Thou Art," with Mr1 11:alltn at the organ. A poen 11:11 I'll)' ~- . . . . Day.'' was given u:•l'tleo" Jlltl!l Mrs. Gerlach with Ute f U:ll~ rOMIROY. OHIO Gardner giving the grace ••• v............ 11:11 Trlllk .. CGIIRifiiiOt benediction. Guests were -===:::::-;;;::.=::::r.:::Tonltht thru Wecln•sd•¥ Ill ·~•• Hawley and Mrs. ( ••• !Ina Aprlll:t-17 1. . 11... Walt Disney's Members and guests we~ l:il Leave II To Girll "SON OF FLUBBER" dining room for the I . . . . . . Jesrod ,, (Techntcotor) f h ~~twa · Fred MacMurray, Nancy 01· where re res ments · 1:11 DoCion son, Keenan Wynn, Leon 'l'y- II """!d from a table decOl ~ ler, Tommy Kirk, Joanna spring colors ln the arf• a:• Yt11 Dill'\ Moore, CIW'lie Ruggles, Leo ment of jonquils and 1f* .,. ....... G8ille on Ames, Elliott Reid, Ed and napkins. H~ l!lveu b)' Jler. ZWlde1. IIIlo lla&- *""-_....._.. ...no. ,;o ~ - ~•·, "'*' _ -- . ..• Disney Cntoons Admission: 75c &: 40c Fish Fry Served. To Bend Radio Club Members TONIGHT "THI OUTSIDER" The Pomero: Bend Citi -and- Band Radio Club held "HiltOD THii GRIAT" monthly meetin~ Thursday ning at the Second Ward ~ With Edmund Purdom and Sylvia Lope:: House In Pomeroy. (Color) Walla<'e Ebersbach was • Sun. & Mon. Apr. 14-15 Elvis Presley in "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" (Color) -and"MADISON AVENUE" Dana Andrews Jean Crain Eleanor Parker and Eddie Albert (Cinemascope) en into the club as a new m· ber, and Marvin Thomas · weJcomed into the club. A fry was served foUowing meeting to Theo Neutil _ Charles Neuman, Robert K Harry Hoffman, Jed Webs Nathan Biggs, George Care Guy Hysell, Carl Hysell, V· ard Boyer. Eugene Haw~ · U:31 CBS 8eplrt 1:11 Onl RoWII 1:11 Ref. Sinal us Orloloa Vo. Yuill t:ll Dr. . . li:ll Collelf llo1ll 7:111 J..ulle 7:. l'lellllll Tilt ...... . • ,.. F.d ilam.. 1:110 Ileal llcColl t:• G. E. t!lut.,. · 11:01 Candid Camera lt:llt What'o My LIDo U:OO CBS Ntwl 11:1& lAte &bow WH'fN.TV Channel 13 We bandle all slzes.of tanks for bottle gas. We service what we sell. Rutland Furniture i:OO •=• FREE HEARIN HEARING AID CHI HOTEL MARTIN, PO WED., APRIL 17--1 Featuring Radioear since I 924, a reco WY 2•9983 P:or Homt Appointment e No Obligation "I am concerned W ' your hearing and rr. fore I offer you the aid- Radio Ear," WILLIA~. LY: 245 E. State St. ... .A .. ..... . ..~ .... ~-~- · ~ ~._,.. ._, ........ ·'_ , . _ ,_~... 1:110' """"" ~ 1:11 Slev..,_ Repor'< I:IC DlrectionB '13 t:ao Phone SH. 2-4811 Please C•ll Hotel . 1!:. Dl¥1)' .. Golillll l!; li Noblellltn Quarltl 1!:11 Bible Anowen S:it Bridge 1:11 BowJlaC RUTLAND, OHIO •• • ·· .... . c-... Jlbow 1;30 7!311 lt:ll Alllmlll run .. ·-~.,... Jilio - · . . . . . 11:11 Worlll NtiWI 'hlliiLt& B:ll TIIUIIK - v...; 7:1:1 Dai17 Wonl 7:illl Buati,Y s~ 1:10 Joctl IAII- Siltnr 1:1111 ~ llaDprGo ca- lt:llll I ~me Loq U:UO llal lkl;oy1 11:30 Pete & GIIIIJ• lloVie Voice ol Firestoas 10:10 Newo U:\10 Clalllc Theater . Fred MICMIIITIJ, liar ol lito 1M ........_,ABC-TV Delwd teleooriei, "lly Three ...... elgl\ed lor Ids .fturlll 1n the role o1 Steu DiouJI)u, wldower.falber Cll IIIII lliree televilioa ...... Wliiiim rr.wley contlnuel II uM," paadlather ol 11M ~ ..... 1:~ ClporiiiiOto ll;lllj I l l:• N - t:W lZ:OO Love of Life U::lli Now1 12:10 ,....... Fur T . _ 12:45 Gwduli LJ&bl 1:00 Woman'o ,..,. l:ZI l'iewa 1:811 AI Tbe World Tural ·~ TV · ~A1lC ................ ,.... faNmeit ~ ......... .·. eDtrleti u . . . Ctrr)' li .... ·. Channel 3 c:.a.a.· ............ "Cm!W .. . . . teo be 1nMierred "' dlo~alllle,..lbe llrlll time . .A - llllllo!al, "Apo t11o lad Mila .,...,.. wm be ..... ~ s..:n.- ..... Ull Tbe £d&e Gl NiCJII; -~U· RWil y. _.,.. c-.•••· lt;•&Je·W-- U:Ii _ , , Net!a ,..,.. . 11:it·............ ' ...... 11:11 8jlorll 1lopart 11:111 ..... Late'· - ., .... ' --' - ' -. ~~ . ' ... . • • ' 7:10 Weatl!er ·--... ·- ll:liJIIII ! - ...... ll:llfl l'rMlCI l'iOWI l'olilll& - · ' ' . .. .- ,. . , ,-·.'r ~rna '. ..;· 01 :Air- ' 7:00 ES50 Reportor Ill ..w.-. w.,.,., "'- • I-.,. llamcl"'-Ill "'lr• . ' a-il SII!nl tamiJUr !liar fer Aujplll at the 8 tete ·l'illr IMic Ball ill D.uu Ta· u, illllt . . .........., ........ .... fer l:lliWoa-6:111 l'<ella l'ICIIIrf l:ti llualleJ.JinltloJ ..... ·7:10 Sllof&UO - U:lll 'lficuCb& *""' ~ ....... .............. "'**' . 1: .. ~.. '""'"'"" . . . • ·Oir- llnl pullllc .,....._ " 11M ·' a:ao or...,.. Dlril TV......._IItiiJIIIIllpl .... ' • IIIGre (w 1111 ,..... - ' Ill . . . ldta . ....,............ llow" .......,., .o.lilll." - ll:W ~'\e•• PeadllDII 11:11 We~tbercaac ~ br ~fer tile le- 1G1e fer W.,..e, .- . tw AlltU ,_.II ... .Taloalll .... ... ll1lcle loll . _ . Allclellt4t eee II the WSAZ-tv c-.- 7:311 wam~~ .,. 'Ealflle t::tO lllt:tl rowoll 10:;. Peter Gllllii I:UO PMIJ:llll llounparlf Bat ClooeUp - . WS.U.TV ChaRnel· ' ,i,:.. Leave K 'Te Cllrll Z:W Be Jemd Z:Zii l'telll " ' "' 'l'llc Doclln • ."" .....-efta Yillll 1:31 YOil DoD'& .S.,. Ulo .lllllcll · C:lt - - lleplrl t:IIO Make .Rooat Dill'& I:WIIr. ~ . •• t:at ~...... WC:HS.TY Chllnnel I i:30 Phil Silvers 1:01 5ea BUill !,· .'· 11:• ~- 1'11'11 1 }rnt~ 12;• Trlltli .. 11:11 Wol\ilrciOI i:OO IIDDo OUiey ttv?!f.Ht~ ~~l.it'iJ'iR»-1~~, ·: .THURSI)AY·'- . - s.:•~ ll:W Non Traltmaster . . ' ! ~ ·-,- 'ftte ..... illwled ll:• Prlce .. 3atlrlll 11:11 BualleJ llopollllll 4:00 hie • . . . . ....... : .~ •• •• 1 llldotla'• COIIIedJ, ''Tilt t1 Bellllc." It d lie a lii:W l'~ ¥. . luo JlrlDtle:lr't 3:00 To TeU Trulll 3::15 Newa a:ae Tbe MillioMll'* . ·· ~ ,. . ~.· . . ,. I:Uic;..a ....... I:IOAn . ~ Jo:\10 . .,: .......... ... ,.~ .. ~-J~' ::~ . ; ..."~" . . . . . . theaiN illllt wa,.. u the ..... IU:W~ II. . ·~· -· FRIDAY WHTI\I-TV . Chlnnel 13 -..11 DOVItE...;.IIeet Jllarlo IM· m:ux. a .f lllOCJel IHIWIC an 1cll111 • rnr lD HoJ17woad. M a 1tart Ill Ill"" lito wa1 Ll• 2VICII"a louhlo for dlllaace lholl Ill 'CI!':O!IIIra." Flrot frull at [he lfome lllnt Is a tole ftitr ber Ill "Tho Lolli Corrlllor~ L••••• eal COillultliU. . .. .. l.... .,_..... ft....__; ._.. .... · "Roar•nc .,.... ...--Y ....,... liMe Clllbe ....... ...... ... thy Proville'l too' pooped af. Iii ........., bellllltl . . llrGM- ter COlll(iletiJtC bee llrst 111m, .., fciolllPta 111 Gecqe ...,.. · "It's a "'-"• Mad, Mad, Macl Mil Slln'a '·'Too True Te Be World," to · aecqt a t b r f e Good" fllll1illullaltic lllltt1l 11M weet ~ at Las v~ ..,. •el!lele. as' Sahara lor M . . . - · • ·productlaa lfOUII t... Singer Mlndy ear- will be •............. --~ -~·- ....•-" ...·u a RUeSt oo CIJS.TV's · ........ "--'id be ........-ted br 1111111· oilier camera•• &lnday, Aprll 1t. Mias ,.....;.Illltll' ..,.. do¥olint their C&rsotl sets the stage lor a fl!8taleall It .TV. Efta lbo 111111ic turec1 sequence ln which her ..... wm be contributed b)' two -year - old daughter JenriJ compooers and IJilclsts w'- V)ews herself 1D a huge mlrrir 1111in ellwts in the last le w whlcb has just been placed Ia years have been cHrected to- the Uvlng l'OOIJI. of ber h01110 .• . ward TV aad radio. Fair Exchange: Anglo Alllia Quayle, who !helps ln accea&t ' L(J()l-LISTEN: Robert Mont- ~rt..lish, Ruuian, German an.t gomel'y; who llincted "Calcu- ~ID in Broadway's 11Sl'1t lated Riot" on BHachray, ,has the World," picked up her Am, a laawltlc TV deal brewi,. . eriean phrasin& from a Jlrl • wltb i:ompelltlve networb ICBS the exported vtrsioil of11 West lllCI Alie) for a public affairs Side Story" in London . . . . . aer&ea ... • • When romantic actor-singer "SHOW" Slar..azes: SHOW daDcer G e._ r,g e Ch~;kiri.i Mapdne reveals t lt a I Jlob. mates TV appearll!ICOII plufoii't Cummlnp; ., llllrologJ fu ging "Kings of the SUn.'' hla 'llho uacJertoot hla 17 mliUou latest film, be may <iause a tlollat .......,. _"Bob Cum· teen-age coif revolution. F o r mlnp ~" '!fter aslrologi- this Mayan lllllllle adve~~t~; be has trimmed hts Iusuritlul locks for an abbreviated Jnil.. Jan trim.. ... · · ' . .PH1LCO '• 7: 16 C!lli New• 7:11 To Tell Trtllll I:Qf 1've Gol A l:llf Luq 8bow "'' llua7Gnlllta 'l'bolllu. 1:11."""' J.e:• ...._d 1f:ll· lltulllp ~ 11:111 Duke'l I'IOWI l'QiiiiLil 11:11 BMW. lbo Wllillllr Lila- 11:15 IIIIYor 11:11 s,oN ..,. . WHTNoTV ork. sAt . 7:111t .,... uoiQ All• 7:1Uodi,J IIIII ¥_,r l'll 7:111 _ _ , . , llolilt' •:• 1:3,1 -llr. OealarJ Ed . ., c......W11_ .... Cool.-al l:to BUIIIIo7·llnllkloJ ..... 11: li . • . .• ·;;.,. TUESDAY. . ~~::r.; .. l:li 1'0Ga,r'WI Y- Wlf U:lll~'llllilllta . TUESDAY· 1:11 1'1..... piCIIft WCHS-TV Channel I ' . "' ·~. .. ':lio<' ...._.. ,,........., ..... ···l:liJUD ·~ Tank Service e Mr.-- li:ll MeKeever • Grace Pratt, hostesS& Tony Curtis in ,..... &.1 .,. ~ R<parl ••• lillie a-; DMII.J. 1:111 .. Sub Probe . ,; ': ...,..._ I l \" • ···-- win, and Miss Mildred !fa• The next meeting will be -a luck dinner with Betty l ill&a. '-4· ·~• w., a:• Erwin. . ~tile Ill .., lllaiUUII, ... .... ... ~u~aslS,'IGOaml!t- " a-n.a Mrs. Gerlach , Mirs. ..•. II""' :·•··'l"'t;··~ SUNDAY Wynn, KID Murray, Stuart ,......,. 811rew, - ed lhat IMt Uled lor Ullltei! dlureh - ' noplralory !'ale tl dlo . .. .. MEIGS THEATRE I 'l'lle Lookwhat · . happens with NJEW:. --.,..,._ Cake,.~• and mlnts were served on white plates edged.... _ 1n_silver wltb sliver wed· AtnOld-Martin VOWS E hangecJ . N01V YOU KNOW .. I I m I LIBERTY THEATRE PJ'OYfl Tbe OI'IID Pftlude by Mro. pr1ses mc'!udlnl Ollly V.calloo Ben NeutdlJlg _,ed U n l 0 D Bible School AB jolnocf tha ' Good Frklay oervlce at the ·, , United Motbodlal church, fol- dedlcaUon of tha olferlnJ Ia lowed by tbe hymn, " J e s u a olnglng of IJ\e clolology. ' 11 PlJate'a or Cllrlst'l? 11 c.b:rlst tbe crucified." ... Scripture sentenc:eo and tbe the !berne of the iOrmon by tl:e lnvpcaUon wu given bY Rev. Rev. C. Melvln Altlrt. . Ralph C. ZUndel, who also led 'lbe bymn, "AllOY• tha illlll 111 the Aposile Creed, followed of Time the Croio la GleiJii. by the Gloria Patri. Jng," ~t prayllr, the betteAn anthem by tbe girls cbor- diction by the Rev. Alk1re and us of Pomeroy High School, dl- organ posilude 'bY,. ""s. Neutsrected by Mrs. Lucille swack- ling closed the servlce. hammer, preceded scripture . Special guests ·at the semc. re:,dlng of Matthew 27: 1·2, 11· were the Ohio Valley Com-. 28 and John 13: 1-17 and pray- mllldery No. 14, KtllibUi Tem. er by the Rev. Zundel, with re· plar, and CUb Scouts ben Four, BpDDBe by tbe High School cbor· wltb tbeir leader, 'Mrs. J aY Warner. church where she serves Is or· 1 J< 1 ganlst. A'I'I'END SEMINAR· The groom ls a graduate of BEDFORD, N.Y. CUPII .:.eo. Pomeroy !Dgh school and 1s a~ todial mainten8llCO 'met~' ·at II tending Ohio State University. Westchester County acboola wll He 1s a member of Pomeroy attend a seminar nas\ 'lliU. First Baptlsl church. On tbe agenda Is· i ' ...... The couple 1s residing at on "Advantages and ~ Rose Hill, Pomeroy. of Dullt-Mop SweeplDB.'' I I C.hatter Members Are Honored On 4atb Anniversary Event ·, . Tile olfortbr)l '•color .. .,, <·Tefe,ision . - ' ·.· .. ,.\ �. .. 1-Dalty sentinel, I' ' ' Easter M.esSOQe Brought By Rev. Alkire · About Middleport N01f YOU KNOW . The olfti'IQr)l P!'af<l .. • f Zundel, Who .... pl!ll b:r a... ed tllal v olftrlnl wWI .. ............, ...... . . I lllllil 1M unltel clnlrcb The orpn prelude by Mrt. prlses 'Dally Vacalloll Jneiud!na E"""ed u illlo, Ben Neulzllng oJl'llfld U nl on ..__ Good Friday IIOl'Yl<e at t b e Bible School. All. !olntd In ,.,. Unlled Methodlsl churcll, fo~ dedlcltlon of the o~ lll lowed by the hymn. "J e au 1 o1ng1ng of the domlogy. Christ the Ciucllled." "PUa~'• or (hrlot'o!" Scripture aentenceo and the the theme of the ....,..., by the Invocation was given by !lev. Rev. C. Melvin Alkire. Ralph c. Zundel, who also led The b)'IIID, "AbOve the lll1la Ill the ApooUe Creed, loUowed ol Time the Crois Ia Gletmr I t by the Gloria Patrl. Ing," sllent pray!!', the ~o..:......,_ An anthem by the glrla chor· diction by the fte\1 . Alkire lild, us of Pomeroy HJsb School, dl· organ postlude 'b),, lilrt. Neu~ reeled by Mrs. Lucille Swack- llng clooed the servli:e. hammer, preceded scripture Special guests at the servlce re:JC!Ing of Matthew "r/; 1-2, 11· were the Ohio 'VaUey Co'!" 28 and John 13; H7 and pray- mandery No. 24, Kltiilbfs Teiller by the Rev. Zundel, with re- plar, and CUb Scouts Den !'our, sponse by the High School chor· with lh.elr leader, Mrs. JaY church where she """'" ganist. a• or- The groom is a graduate of Pomeroy High school and is at· tending Ohio State University. He is a member of Pomeroy First Baptist church. The couple is residing at Rose Hill, Pomeroy. II '· MRS. ALBERT MARTIN, JR. Arnold-Martin Vows Exchanged LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I -~ l .. ...-~- --1 -A -.1'-I.L~.I • .l'ft · c.ke..punch, co~ and mints were served on while plates edged in sliver with oliver wed· . __,..... - -~ •• ~. ,,.,., . ,, • - . ·-''- . :\1~ ·~ ~ "St.. ::! "' .... ~ ··=..........., ~ -~ ' SATURDAY .~.·. • ' I ' . •'• . .. ..W:!>Al•:I.Y ··· li!.i. ..; H;?.l{.wf" • "!~~"' ' ...,.;.b;l','J!. ·c' hanne '" I."fi 3· · -·~·~._,.f'-·~ · • • • ' • _1 ~~' - :,..J . "' " ' rr.~··~' ·'•f,• ,;,; Dowo On ·tht·:;.m;. .· - JK ;, .r· 1:3C( roP.Ye • .Pall · J· J .. : . . · "' :~. ~;: :!e Room For Da~ MEIGS THEATRE rOMIJtOY, OHIO 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Ezploring i :30 Reds Vs. Plratet 4 : 1~ Scorebo!Eir:-d ~. •. ,1 _ 4:30 Saturday Movlfl 6:30 News & Sporl$ · 1:40 Weather l:t5 News 7;00 Saturday Jamboree 7;30 Sam Beno.licl 1;30 Joey Blah~ e.oo Saturday Nijht MO\'.lo JUO News 'I •·-. ' . 11;10 Weather 11;11 Spor.. 11:10 IIOYio Fish Fry Served. WCHS.TV Chenntl i To Bend Radio Club Members TONIGHT Tony Curtis in "THI OUTSIDER" The Pornero: -and- 1:00 TV Claasroom 1:00 CaptaiD Kangaroo 10: Oil Tho AlviD Show Bend CiU Band Radio Club held monthly meelink Thursday nlng at the ~cond Ward ~ "HIROD THE GRIAT" With Edmund Purdom and Sylvia Lope' (Color) House in PQmeroy. Sun. & Mon. AP<. 14-15 Elvis Presley in "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" (Color ) -and- .,MADISON AVENUE" Dana Andrews Jean Crain Eleanor Parker and Eddie Albert (Cinemascope) ·• 1 ) welcomed into the club. A fry was served following meeting to Theo Neutzl ~ ..... Charles Neuman, Robert K \r Harry Hoffman, Jed Webs \ Nathan Biggs, George Cart Guy Hysell, Carl Hysell, ~· ard Boyer, Eugene ' t l We handle all sizes .of tanks what we sell. Rutland Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 FREE HEARIN HEARING AID CHI HOTEL MARTIN, PC WED., APRIL 17- -1 Featuring &dioear sin<'<! 1924, a reco ' "I am concerned w• your hearing and rr. fore I offer you the aid- Radio Ear." WY 2-9983 For Home Appointment • No Obligation ! WILLIA~. · LY: 245 E. St1te St• .l ,. '\ 12:30 1:00 i:ll 4:00 4:30 5:00 5;30 7:00 7.10 1:311 Readin& Room News Cards Vs. Phlllleo CrOBsroads Dragnet Docllll's AI Wort Early Sbow Cannon BaD Jackie Gleason DOfenders t: 30 B.ave Gun Will irlvtl II:OOGuDIIIIII>kl 11;00 Now1 11:1~ ·L.ate Show 11:10 NIWI WHTN-TV Channel 13 for bottle gas. We service Ple•se C•ll Hotel . JOo:IO Mlghcy Moose PloJiiouoe · ., 11:01 RiD Tio TID ,. 11:30 Roy Rogers Sbow Sky King u,oo Wallace Ebersbach was en into the club as a new m ber, and Marvin Thomas Bulk Tank Service ! • "~ I, .-;,.• 1 't:30 Rliff "' lleady 10:410 Sbari lAWII 1~:111 IUnJ Lebnardo .. . ' ' ,. Late Movies e ' 'I ' ' BEDFORD, N.Y. 'flPD ~ todial maintenance l.en •11 11 Westchester County acbools wiD attend a seminar nex\_ On the agenda is • · on "Advantages and '''J'tQlllllquN oJ Dust-Mop SWeeping.'' .. • . ., ATTEND SEMINAR , , - ~ •• 11,100 • - ' . Sub Probe Warner . 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