https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a9c8df02c1239cb73dce3da555a023ad.pdf 966e26e376397ce4d1504452fdc27a4a PDF Text Text ,.• • I ' - . ~ow .~ou Elberfelds Ba~gains for. Friday and Saturday N I KNow .... _............. "'" ...... lllrlle Ill I h .... II!') • leBJIII ill oipt fool lllld ' .. . ~ • ~...,ft. ! SALEI SIMMONS SOFA liDS YIA.'i&i» enttn·~~~ .. . · ' · e ' I • • ~ ta~ ~~-0 ~~ t ~._--~~------~---------------------------- ~~~ DettDI«< To The 1~,. Of The Mei•s-ltlaon ..4r• a lilt.,. •.., .... ,............ ,...,......, ........'I'''" . •• -..,------·-·_.;_____ ______________ .~~=X~Y.mN~0~-~4~~~.r:::::::::::::::P~O~Ma::·:o~y~~lpD::~~~~T~,=O~H~IO~::·:·:::·:-:-:-;.~;~~~DA;-Y;:~..~~-~RI~l~lt9,~1~9:63~--~--~~~~~:~ ----~~M~~~F~IV~E~CB9J~ . ~~--------------------~-----T--------_. A Sola By Day and, A Bed By Nite. Your choke ot rose beig-e, toast, blue green ej~lou and a variety of long wearing materials. ' ' Sal• •88.oo SALEI · SIMMONS HIDE-A·8ED$ . ' KROEHLER SLEEP OR LOUNGQ. i·• " Buzz Session Is Held By Syracuse PTA • .> \ '*" Near Dun n.g Give your home an extra bed roo111 lo ~!lrt! of summer guests and stU! dress up the Uvlng rqom with a new sofa. $369 Kroehler Sleep or Lounge, Sale $~88 Sale I Kroehler Volentine-Seaver • SOFAS ".. . 2-PC. SUITES Ito week passof two .bills • total of fiT/ ,382,208 and hlgbway safe- $259 Kro~hler Sleep or Lounge, Sale $2l4 . I $229 Simmons Hide A Be.d _ The General - $269 Kroehler Sleep or Lounge; Sal!l $~~2 Sale. .•$199 ,, , !louses were alleduled to . '""""Vel)e Monday nlgllt, with ~ ·pjor leplation up filr llidoralk\0 durb11 tbo first part o, the TRAVEL TRIO ,...,k. • • • ' large sem!:traller and truck 1Steak House wbol bo 'noticed coasted I rom the parking area the semi rig heading across Crow's Steak boose, across the highway. The cab of I he the highway, oer railroad large outFit went over _tbo emtracks and · a steep embank· bankment toward the· riVer • but abnost into th~ Ohio Riv· doD••• on the trailer kept the early today entire outfit from going com' . pletely over the bank. Pomero~ P o 1 I c • Ofl1cer It took two wrecker trucks, : George H1cks was a witness to ' one lrom Blae.tnar's and the the run-away truck accident at Iother lrom R. H. Rawlings Sons, 12:15 a.m. today on West Maiu- 1along with another semi loaded while the truck's driver was lwith steel as an anchor to poU .• eating at the Steak H o u s e the truck and trailer from its ' 1 Hicks had stopped at the resting place. Police said it took until 3 a.m. to pull I II o truck ack onto the hJ&hway. The outfit, owntd by Bob C.. Oriugton of MI. SterUng, Kutucky was driven by Tommy , of M St li•• McCarty obio I. or...,.. II ,... reported l~at no damages were caused to the 1.157 niodel lllternotional, other than to the dollies on the tr~Uer . . It ill eUeed that the truck. rakes aae way. The truck had partial loa<l of dre-JIId Ill. try, on ice, as cargo. Wright-Short Debate Set SECT~ONALS . . Mocllrn - Traclltlonol - French Provincial and Eo'<IY ·. Amerlcon. Foam Cushions - Duroblo - Long Woorlng Conn, your ~hole• of nNny CCI!Yifl, $219.00 Tr~ditional Sofa _ $229.00 Traditional Sofa $198.00 Modern Sofa $329.00 French Provincial Suite $369.00 Modern Suite $259.00 Modern Suite _ $419.00 Traditional Sectional $298.00 Modern Sectional $349.00 Moder~ Sectional $269.00 Modern Sui'te $298.00 Modern Suite $469.00 French Provincial Suite $339.00 Traditional Suite $369.00 Early American Suite $359.00 Traditional Suite $349.00 Traditional Suite $289.00 Early American Suite $469.00 Early American Suite $398.00 Early American Suite $359.00 Traditional Suite SUN., MON. and TUES. April 21·22·23 "LONELY ARE THE BRAVE" Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands Walter Matthau, Michal"l Kane, Carron O'Connor. "THE WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Fun and Laughter! . .. ·- FORMALS ./ ·:/.·: . -. .• +· .. "'t,, ~· I' ..=~--. ._. t.. £ ...·:.• '•· r ' •, • l'o•• .. •' ~-~.::. . .: ~ ... ...... . ~ ,I o +• ' $lie $172.00 Sale $188.00 ·~ Sii.le $1n.oo Sale $288.00 Sale $322.00 Sale $198.00 Sale $375.00 Sale $244.00 Sale $300.00 S.lle $214.00 Sale $252.00 - 'Siile $400;00 Sale $292.00 Sale $312.00 Slli $302:C)b Sa" ·~~,.qq Sal!! ${4-f® Sale $4QO.QO . -" Sale $322:06 Sale $302.00 .' SMART,. 3 PC. LUGGAGE SET . .- • J ·· ..... ~rdy and Lightweight Set includes Traincase. 21" Weekend and 26" PullmanLuggage for the ·entire family. Deluxe exterJor · and inter· ior - Goo(lfoCka·, Jfriincase complete with protected mirror; plastic tray; fo11r shirred bottle holders. Cb0018 .from five attrac:tlve colors: Green, White, Grey, Blu,e Charcoal. " ~-..f~· ' OMAHA, Neb. - A veteran ! circus aerialist faltered as she staod atop a 50-foot sway!J1g 1'*, ll!tu'sdiY night, then tumli.lfill· ~ bor death In the green oawduot below. . He'nrleltll Grobilent, 4!, ... FO!I ~llMPtiTit 3 PC. S E T - - - - - -- - - Iiiii\ ·.pmatloor' cltCIIJ perloml'· er and a 1111'1118 member of the tragedy·h~ Wallenda aerial d~· abnost installtly. ir!Jupo, Mrs. Grotofent; who was blUed as '"MI&o Rle.tta;" performed without a net. Her act was ~IIOWn as "skirtint on tbe borderline ot eternity." • • • Mrs. W f'ath.f'rby Is Welcomed To Group . .. ..· ·...'· . •... t ••.. : ... .. .. ........ :;...... :;- ..: ·.. · .... ..·,. t;:-·· ...:·:·.·~ :: . ... ~. •' t •• 0 • • · ~ -:. ,\ SEVENTEEN . Mrs. Lelah was welcomed Into II when the Syracuse Ladles AUl<- II Fire Dept. met AprU and a $5 donation was given the Red Cross. Get well cards were sent Carolyn Demm, Jennie and hie Potts, Anna Hudson, Gayle Price and sympathy cards to Mr. and Mrs. Don James, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter, Mrs. Betty Carpenter, Mrs. Maud Fick. SAtE '$198.110 AI'ID $22.:00 DIN.ETTE SETS lllound with 4 swivel chairs. seta to se)l) · ·Price •177.00 ta~le SPECIAL GROUP $109 7 PIE.Ci DINETTE SETS (Tablo and ti Chalra). Bronze and bran flnli6 . · Sale $88.00 The remalnder of tbe evening spent In practicing lor the show to be given at Syracuse grade scbool house April 26, at 7:30 p. m. ' IIv:arie·tv Dresses that look like a million- not like a million others. All nylon and nylon net, Also rayon chiffon. White and pastel colors. Sizes 5-15. $19.50 Ladits' Jamaica Sets · · · · · · 2.99 to 4.99 Wear either separately or together Ladies' Jamaicas · · · · ··· · · · · · · · · · · 3.99 Permathal Everglaze cotton knit by "Aiamac." Matching Knit Tops, 1.99 Ladies' Jamaicas · · · · · · · · 1.99 to 3.99 All tine ootton and arnel denim. M.tchlng Blouses, 1.99 to 2.99 Alumni Banquet, Dance Date l1 Set Plans were made to hold the annual Middleport Alumni quel and dance on Saturday, May 25 at a committee meet· ing held Wednesday evening the high school. The banquwt will be served in the Pearl St. building with the dance to be held at the high school build· ing with the Five Saints providing music. A meeting of aU officers and the EJ:ecutive committee will be held Mon· April 22 at 7:30 p. m. at school. AD Interested II al1•mni may attend. SPECIAL SERVICES Carole A. Bacbtel will bring 1\rr•essages each evening at 7:30 In evangelistic services ot the Middleport Church of the Naz- 11 arene, beginning Friday, 19, through Sunday. Miss chtells a student at God's · School and has done e~~~t::ll tic work while attending The pobllc Is Invited. Special music will be featured . (3 Sale I SERTA Innerspring Mattresses Save All of·Your From Elberfelds Pomeroy .· . · Sale! With new V coU ·reinforced edge, smooth, tuftless sleeping surface and attractive sturdy woven ticking. Extra-heavy innerspring construction provides firm, healthful support. Full or Twin size, matching box springs available. . Whether you are buying linoleum or furnitur~ Ill our Warehouse ·on Mechanic Street .•. a new .Hv· lng room suite on the 3rd Floor . . • a new radio·. or TV . . . clot~ for your family . • . . . drapes for your home . . . whatever you buy at Elher!eldssave your saleslips. Bring them In anytime to. be added. 'Make Elbei:felds ill Pomeroy yo~ll' ,II'~OJIIP.bll center aud aave! . s ···;. ,. "•, URETMANE. _ FO~~-lNTS .. . ' · ~.-·;. . ' wrapped · In cieaf · p~tle and marked. Ideal for yoat upljollrteiy ·jobs. Each piece ·( LlN ·G ' .. ' ' Lions Support Research Into . ~ I IIi Mloctlon !MW pottorno lilll,...tv•n 18" wide., o'l,l·vip.l! ..u adhea~; decoralinl matertil that will. iltlek to i11Doat 8Dl' surface. ~ 'Ill • · terna + tur 'oWl-y ~ tn the. boUle. '· 49c yani. . " . OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES ·~- , .... . _ • �' ' .... '! _ The Daily Sentinel . • !..1- -.~- " . ' ' ' ~ ' .. ,.. - · You Are J.ust ·on 'Adviser,' Sir!' Helen Help Us! Suburbia Distorts .U.S. Perspective •ua - "Maybe Them Vietcong Didn't Re?Hze COMMINTATING EDITORIALLY In the days when Hollywood w a s flooding the nation and the world with more than 500 movies a year, a standard complaint - not unjustified - was that they painted a distorted pictur• of this country's life. The motion picture industry II no longer given sole blame, since its influence has waned. Yet some scholars and . other observers suggest that the distor· tion today is greater than ever. Those who talk about the "hidden America" of poverty, disease and dis· IreS£ which exists in our generally afflu. ent nation are arguing, in their way, that the counlry's lmage is out of balance. The reverse side of that coin has now been defined for us by educator Harold 'l'aylor. At a Washington meeting of the National Committee on Support of the Public Schools, of which he is a vice obairman, Taylor said matters had reach· ed the point where the largely prosper· U.S. suburbs we11e being portrayed u tho sole symbol of American life. For many decades our great growth ll• been in the suburbs. For the most part they are now the "home" of middle elau America. They will get virtually all lbe fantastie new growth which lies ;t.st ahead. And it is to them that. with ...... NHfUonS, we hold the mirror when .. we think to picture the America of 11163. The ocholars say that more and more the central cities are the abode of the rich and the poor. Except in occasiOIUil "realistic" films, play• or novels, Jife at the poor extreme Is seldom presented. No one can object, certainly, to repre· sen1ations of America which stress the solid . rewarding substance of middle class Jiving. But that life needs to be seen -and lived- in full perspective. Taylor's complaint, echoing some before him, is that for too many people, and especially growing'" youngsters, the good things of suburbia are being taken jn isolation. Thousands grow up with no thorough knowledge of the cities, their often be· leaguered peoples, and their crushlna problems. The cities are merely something to pass through to reach the mag· net of downtown entertainment and shOJI' ping. Taylor's point seems well grounded. To isolate a steadily enlarging segment of our people in the sanitized air of the suburbs is to render them ill-equipped for the rude shock of meeting the rest of America - as many of them surely must - at some litaee in a maturf, use.. ful lite. .. . .• . .. ~ .. •• .... ,. • • ' • - "- • . • ' '. .•, • • ,, 'it !lnlMi80C .. ·bJvJfxrl 01B . :, ..U t "l& t. ; ~ttqa ,,oil !Ina . - ·~ { ~ .U0911t i1l •/') ;jt'1'18q .,(1 .,~ .,.,. ' I,-- 1- -; "' . By LYLE C. WJL80N Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting '' .... By LOUIS SOBOL SNAPSHOTS AT RANDOM: Some of our quaint little streets are losing their old·world .charm as skyscrapers and oth· er modern structures. crowd in on them. There are still a few narrow one-block slashes that remain as English as tea and crumpet.........,hielly on the Western fringe of Manhattan's financial district. Along .. ' 'l'. tL " .' . . '' . ·: Here's one of the greatest business records ever established by any automobile dealer anywhere in the nation. One hundred ten vears ago In 1853, Blaettnar started In the buggy business. In 1916 they switched to automobiles and in 1925 they became an Authorized Quality Buick Dealer. They're ooln~ strong in 1963 and lookln~ forward to their second hundred years in business. Right now, during Blaettoar Auto Com· pany's big liOth anniversary celebration running from April 19 to 27. you11 find exceptional values on both new 1963 Bulcks and clean, one-owner used cars. Come in during their big Open House, meet their friendly sales and service staffs and treat yourself to a dream deal on the car of your dreams. Blaettnar Auto Company - 1853 to 1963 - "from buggies to Buick.s", .. ' .• ·- ' " •, . .. . - ,. ,P9ME:80Y, OH.IO WYl-1143 '' .. ' . ' I ,, " .' 1 ~~; • '. \ . . .,. ,. .,_:~~. ·, ~ _' --~--~\4 ., :/~ , .' .. ' 8LJT MOVE A~TER IN ... r' T'"}· • ~.~ ::" - ' ' ' - .. ,{·-·-,...,.. .:..,_.,. '; ·-' " ~ALL . I <· ,N,;;; -· ":."f·,··. ' ' ., ·\ ' . ,. "' ' -_J.· "· :f. ·"'""':.·-I'.· , ·-·~·-,:.' ' . ' ' • • \' .• ))•' 'THE PLACE DOWN AND 'THEY'D NEVER EVEN NOTICE fT... ..,' ---- ' . ..., . ~EY COULD . ·--' i .,. . ~ ~ " !:. -·e. ... t,. ; - ' ~ ,. . • •,&. ' ' ' ....'~~ ':; ' '•"•·' .....,.,'' . .,. •' ..'*!:· ,, ' ' ' .. 'l . ''A '· ...J ' ' '• -~ ... ' ··\ -· .... ' • 1.. _. '• .. ·~ '"·f ' . ' ..... -- '. .,,'.. -~" .... ~ ... . l-._:, ' -' . ,__; . ' .. :~ __ .)t.,_.... . __ .,,_,"' 4$61 ' .... == �' ' .... '! _ The Daily Sentinel . • !..1- -.~- " . ' ' ' ~ ' .. ,.. - · You Are J.ust ·on 'Adviser,' Sir!' Helen Help Us! Suburbia Distorts .U.S. Perspective •ua - "Maybe Them Vietcong Didn't Re?Hze COMMINTATING EDITORIALLY In the days when Hollywood w a s flooding the nation and the world with more than 500 movies a year, a standard complaint - not unjustified - was that they painted a distorted pictur• of this country's life. The motion picture industry II no longer given sole blame, since its influence has waned. Yet some scholars and . other observers suggest that the distor· tion today is greater than ever. Those who talk about the "hidden America" of poverty, disease and dis· IreS£ which exists in our generally afflu. ent nation are arguing, in their way, that the counlry's lmage is out of balance. The reverse side of that coin has now been defined for us by educator Harold 'l'aylor. At a Washington meeting of the National Committee on Support of the Public Schools, of which he is a vice obairman, Taylor said matters had reach· ed the point where the largely prosper· U.S. suburbs we11e being portrayed u tho sole symbol of American life. For many decades our great growth ll• been in the suburbs. For the most part they are now the "home" of middle elau America. They will get virtually all lbe fantastie new growth which lies ;t.st ahead. And it is to them that. with ...... NHfUonS, we hold the mirror when .. we think to picture the America of 11163. The ocholars say that more and more the central cities are the abode of the rich and the poor. Except in occasiOIUil "realistic" films, play• or novels, Jife at the poor extreme Is seldom presented. No one can object, certainly, to repre· sen1ations of America which stress the solid . rewarding substance of middle class Jiving. But that life needs to be seen -and lived- in full perspective. Taylor's complaint, echoing some before him, is that for too many people, and especially growing'" youngsters, the good things of suburbia are being taken jn isolation. Thousands grow up with no thorough knowledge of the cities, their often be· leaguered peoples, and their crushlna problems. The cities are merely something to pass through to reach the mag· net of downtown entertainment and shOJI' ping. Taylor's point seems well grounded. To isolate a steadily enlarging segment of our people in the sanitized air of the suburbs is to render them ill-equipped for the rude shock of meeting the rest of America - as many of them surely must - at some litaee in a maturf, use.. ful lite. .. . .• . .. ~ .. •• .... ,. • • ' • - "- • . • ' '. .•, • • ,, 'it !lnlMi80C .. ·bJvJfxrl 01B . :, ..U t "l& t. ; ~ttqa ,,oil !Ina . - ·~ { ~ .U0911t i1l •/') ;jt'1'18q .,(1 .,~ .,.,. ' I,-- 1- -; "' . By LYLE C. WJL80N Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting '' .... By LOUIS SOBOL SNAPSHOTS AT RANDOM: Some of our quaint little streets are losing their old·world .charm as skyscrapers and oth· er modern structures. crowd in on them. There are still a few narrow one-block slashes that remain as English as tea and crumpet.........,hielly on the Western fringe of Manhattan's financial district. Along .. ' 'l'. tL " .' . . '' . ·: Here's one of the greatest business records ever established by any automobile dealer anywhere in the nation. One hundred ten vears ago In 1853, Blaettnar started In the buggy business. In 1916 they switched to automobiles and in 1925 they became an Authorized Quality Buick Dealer. They're ooln~ strong in 1963 and lookln~ forward to their second hundred years in business. Right now, during Blaettoar Auto Com· pany's big liOth anniversary celebration running from April 19 to 27. you11 find exceptional values on both new 1963 Bulcks and clean, one-owner used cars. Come in during their big Open House, meet their friendly sales and service staffs and treat yourself to a dream deal on the car of your dreams. Blaettnar Auto Company - 1853 to 1963 - "from buggies to Buick.s", .. ' .• ·- ' " •, . .. . - ,. ,P9ME:80Y, OH.IO WYl-1143 '' .. ' . ' I ,, " .' 1 ~~; • '. \ . . .,. ,. .,_:~~. ·, ~ _' --~--~\4 ., :/~ , .' .. ' 8LJT MOVE A~TER IN ... r' T'"}· • ~.~ ::" - ' ' ' - .. ,{·-·-,...,.. .:..,_.,. '; ·-' " ~ALL . I <· ,N,;;; -· ":."f·,··. ' ' ., ·\ ' . ,. "' ' -_J.· "· :f. ·"'""':.·-I'.· , ·-·~·-,:.' ' . ' ' • • \' .• ))•' 'THE PLACE DOWN AND 'THEY'D NEVER EVEN NOTICE fT... ..,' ---- ' . ..., . ~EY COULD . ·--' i .,. . ~ ~ " !:. -·e. ... t,. ; - ' ~ ,. . • •,&. ' ' ' ....'~~ ':; ' '•"•·' .....,.,'' . .,. •' ..'*!:· ,, ' ' ' .. 'l . ''A '· ...J ' ' '• -~ ... ' ··\ -· .... ' • 1.. _. '• .. ·~ '"·f ' . ' ..... -- '. .,,'.. -~" .... ~ ... . l-._:, ' -' . ,__; . ' .. :~ __ .)t.,_.... . __ .,,_,"' 4$61 ' .... == �' Rutland Senior, • ' Junior Bands Plan Concert Crow's STEAK HOUSE ,........ Greet:ings CDDIN8 to styled and exquisitely crafted ••• matching Keepsake Wedding Ringa for botb the bride and groom. For the rings you'U always wear with prjde, choose Keepsake. Mon'o, 35.00 _ ON THEIR 110th ANNIVERSARY Onlorly"'AnoiTob'hl .... I. WYW4al MEIGS COUNTY B LAETTNAR'S 110th 1963 1853 ure that we extend to tbe It Lo wl_th the deero;st of ti:ltations and congratulatlona Bla~ttnar orgadanua ':::u~~~s:ry. Our association durin& th~ on their birth . '!{ a esent Auto company peti!GDD ! tlnue, as the ioldltsestbl':~~ical record-breaking moves along n l ' ti!t :Me:n:'~g~:sr:~i~:~~:~~=: i~~~:~ ~; UNIQUE SENTENCE Group singing of "How Great COLFAX, Wash. (UP!) 8 Su· Thou Art" and "Oh, How perior Court Judge John Love Jesus'' opened the meet- Denoo recently granted a threeing of the WSCS of the Forest year probation to Robert Holm· Run Methodist church Wednes- es, 42, who pleaded guilty to day ev~nmg at the church. obtain=.,g public Devotions taken from The Up.. assistance, on condition per Room were led by Mrs. Us· Holmes father no more cmm-1 manner. PARTS 't' • I Holmes has 10 children l'"'"eo the program top i was accused of ....,,,cealirll•:-t"•\ "Lord Teach Us To Pray." ' wl,en obtaining l a~~~c=.:__ _ _ _ _ __j~-=;::;::::::::::==~~7!!l'!!!l!~ \i'rave1r"sang and "Sweet prayed Hour the Pray· lof St. Cbrysoston; Mrs. Arnreacj -Luke''ll:l-1, aijd :~ave meilifaOon on the toPic. \. Readings on lhe re~otic'1osllip I Class Projects Progress Is Reported Upon i .I (Continued from page 1) 15chool lot Is now used to disstill a parl o( the expanded play used autos. \ Blaettnar Auto Co. Tin• same CARS BEGAN IN~l6 · fire '<lamaged the third floor of It was in 191& that J o h n the now vacated Cen tral school. I Blaettnar began sellifl! That floor was removed later mobiles. T't~ere was a · to make the present two story in the traositinn from bug1gles edifice. The Central school build- to Buil'ks when few carprayer to the five senses ing and lot was purchased by riagcs or autos were b e in g given by Mrs. Edmund the Hlnettnar Auto rirm short- . sold. This was ttie World War !G"""'"- the sense of hearing, ly after the new school was op- ~ I period. and the company >·••• 1aner which she sang, "The Lord ened on Mulberry-av, The turned to coal hauling. Some Is My Shepherd;" Mrs. Mark Evans, the sense of taste; Mrs. 15 old cars w e r e {'(InAlfred Yeauger, the sense o( : vertcd into trurks. 1 smell ; Mrs. Christy Baker, the In 1922 the !ale John Blaett· sense of touch and Mrs. Russ nar changed the name of t h e firm from M. Blaetl.nar Sons to Blaettnar Auto Company. A report on projects carried )t was in 1932 that the com- JOHN IVM. BLAE1TNAR out dunng _the year was given ;pany pun·hased the St. John's by the president when t_he Busy Parish si te on which it added shop which f"Xtends Blaettnar Bee Class nf the Middleport ifloor space. AddJtional building F!rst Baf;ltist met Thursday eve· !space was constructed in 1945 . agency noor space from Main mng at the home of Mrs. Down- and 1949 _ the latte r construe- 1 10 Condor-s ts . For Your Shopping ing Roush. ,tion was the paint and body ] F'r .. m the one - man Mrs. Asa Jordan gave dcvo-. J · - -· · · blacksmith shop of 110 years Convenience tions, entitled "Christians ]n Al ago, the BlaeHnar auto comLost World." Mrs. Lillian Mepany is now a heehive of activ1 I I I oraver. Mrs. Stacey Arnold pre· I r I . win Nease, who closed JOliN F. BLAETINAR Lody's, 35.00 SANDWICH OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE IN Songs, Readings On Five Senses Are Program a&Te A beautifuJ itwo80Dle ••• 1operblJ •t ' f l ' l l . t 0 PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7:30 P.M. Gee presented the story of ' ThOmas FOfk ity employing 26 men and worn- THE SHOE BOX Mary, the mother of Jesus in en. the series of women of the Bi- Mrs. Jasper Powell and Mrs. I "'liiiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiii ble, a class feature . Mrs. Grace Ralph Johnson of Racine ra iled , Lumsn will describe onP. of Ihe on Mr. and Mrs. Shermnn Rowomen at the next meeting. berts Friday. · Mrs. Charles Lewi s. pres i- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eblin dent, presided at the husiness of Lancaster and Mr. and Mr:; session when various projects I Kenneth Eblin and sons of "ere discussed. The group vol - son spet Sunday with Mr. and ed to go ahet..d with the project ) Mrs . Carl DeLog and son. e( choir loft drapes. The birth- Mrs. .John Lares and Lillie dsy song was sung for M r s. Mayes of Columbus spel"!t the Lewis, Mrs. Mora Leonard and weekend here with Mrs. Lares Mrs. France~ Bearhs . The pres- I brother and sister, James and · ident also reported that Mrs. Lydia Adams. Marguarite Durst had donated I Mrs. Paul Snider and child- I two dozen glass plates Witll cups : ren cal1ed on Mrs. Walter Ebto match for the church kitch- .lin recently. en. ] Sherman Roberts called on A salad course was served by his brother Pearl Robert~ and I the hostesses. Mrs. Roush. Mrs. family of Long Hollow. B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Harley McDonald and , Turner, and Mrs. Harry Cross son of Rulland called on E..nd Miss Flori nell Talbott. con- her sister. Mrs. Carl Dt>l .on.; trlbutlng hostesses_ Monday. I \ 1 1 for as /itt/' as 29 . 95 All Transistor R•dio (plus installation) WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. . AGAIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ji'ealu.rin.g Our Biggest Trade-In Allowrmce of tlte Year I HURRY IN NOW TO ..• MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE ' NEW 1963 BUICK SPE(W V•6 MASON, W. VA. GMC Truck and _ Coach · Division General ' M.itors.Corp... ,. . "'1_.1..,.._ ...., -'"-----~ ~ ( APRIL 22 -23 & 24 4 dr. Sedan with Dual Path Turbine Drive. Noo ' . g"re mirror, cigar lighter, , ~uai horns, backup Pontloc Is oendlng In five T T t domonotrotors for this speclol Drlv..O.Romo, Thoy ore doing this and rear, chrome trim, 2 tone' paint ~nd special15" to show off the terrific performonce of the 326 cu. ln. Vl-260 HP, & tho four-borroll 4 cyl. (thlo ! wheels, heater and antifree21!l · li Special No Tra~e~ln Price •n• .offers • 4 speed gear liox). Convertlblu, coupu, 4 doors, wagons, the omigosh LeMons modelsthey'll oil be here. BE OUR GUE$TI Drive oil flvo, . . I I! !• I . . · I. 0 ••• 0 ' • $2,519 i I . i . ~ ' - '59 l,_ujclt'IA.S.abn~ .'.' , .·• .·,· 4 NEW 1963 PONTIAC TEMPEST sion. Foam cushion, oil filter. Backup lights. Right Sun Visor, Heater. and Antifreeze. Special No Trale-ln Price · · · ·· - $2,331 ·.··· US E ~I).LC~-::A~- R.. -~ S:dr· ft I A· L S . . ·:': .~: : ..• .;.... "!"·' :~~..;~1'"" ~ 1 : ~.: ' ~·: - '$2;895 '62 Pontlac:'Star C~ief 4 Door ~~~- Power_s~ri~g, pow,;;, '·~'· hydramat.ic. Radio ..a~. ·heatet, wti. itewahf.'tiret. •So •elean you wouldn't know,.ltfiom a new on~ : . . , .: . . ANNIVERSARY SPEt:IAL 4 dr. Sedan. Tempest Torque Automatic TransmJs. lights, windshield washer, fo~m · cushions, · front I! -I I .' I l " TEMPTEST. DRIVE-0-RAMA . I ! MAYTAG WASHERS SP-3-5592 ANNIVERSJlliY SPECI-A,"' I TRUCKLOAD SALE ~ ., l BIG- BIG CAR RADIO hl~hest quality merchandise at the lowest prices. The over 400 years of_ total experience in the automobile industry, of those in the picture above, Is behind every sar or' truck we selL We take time out now to thank all of those who have made this UO years possible, and look forward to many pleasant relations in the future. Won't you join us in our celebration. l/ j Pontiac Sinc.ere appreciatlolt of our customer's satisfaction. Is the by word of all our transactions. During our 110 years, we have tried to sell the $ 1 MOTOROLA~ / lI 1 Drive out with a new BUICK Middl•port, O. r- 1'l • Bock Row, Left to Right: Howard Well, Martin McAngus, Nathan Biggs, Edward Wells, Herschel Rose, Alfred Biggs, Wm. Matlock, James Buchanon, Thomas Werry, Grover Klein, Franklin Hopp, Emerson Well, Lutrell Schoenleb, Lourenco Whitlatch. e Front Row: Pearl Ash, Rolph Calvert, Henry Werry, Henry Wells, George Buchanan, Fred S. Bloettnor, John W. Bloettnor, Albert Jesse, Cod· die Wickham, Robert Chapma~, Clil\0 Dalley, Pllrick D. Wood. ~ ·::---- $1,495 .u. ' '59 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hard Top · $1,495 '59 Pontiac Convertible $1,595 Catalina. Power steering. Hyd. Extra-n"'ice-.- - - CataUna. Power •teerint and brakes. Like new top. Be 1 uro ~-~~. ' . llir~ T01p. A~fo.a~lf!! Like ~~II white flntoh. '60 l!ontJ•c C:•t•ima 4 Dr. , ''"' . $1 195 , ,'(tt Pontiafi Catalina -:-----'~--- $1,995 Powering steering · ilut'~y~ ·Very:ifij~" Law mneaJ.~ '"' • 4 Doilr. One owner. Beautiful car. '61 Falcon Statklti~'WI9~ .....,:.':t:. , $1,~5 '56 ~lck 2 Dr. Special $595 I cyL Std. shill. . , , · ., - -.. , ' "" " Edra nlco lor model. ........ ··~ AN&r MOD.,ELS 1853 "FROM BUGGIES TO BUICKS" 1963 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ·~ ........ . . .. .t ' ' .o'f'lto-\'·.~·.,~ ' POMEROY, OHIO �' Rutland Senior, • ' Junior Bands Plan Concert Crow's STEAK HOUSE ,........ Greet:ings CDDIN8 to styled and exquisitely crafted ••• matching Keepsake Wedding Ringa for botb the bride and groom. For the rings you'U always wear with prjde, choose Keepsake. Mon'o, 35.00 _ ON THEIR 110th ANNIVERSARY Onlorly"'AnoiTob'hl .... I. WYW4al MEIGS COUNTY B LAETTNAR'S 110th 1963 1853 ure that we extend to tbe It Lo wl_th the deero;st of ti:ltations and congratulatlona Bla~ttnar orgadanua ':::u~~~s:ry. Our association durin& th~ on their birth . '!{ a esent Auto company peti!GDD ! tlnue, as the ioldltsestbl':~~ical record-breaking moves along n l ' ti!t :Me:n:'~g~:sr:~i~:~~:~~=: i~~~:~ ~; UNIQUE SENTENCE Group singing of "How Great COLFAX, Wash. (UP!) 8 Su· Thou Art" and "Oh, How perior Court Judge John Love Jesus'' opened the meet- Denoo recently granted a threeing of the WSCS of the Forest year probation to Robert Holm· Run Methodist church Wednes- es, 42, who pleaded guilty to day ev~nmg at the church. obtain=.,g public Devotions taken from The Up.. assistance, on condition per Room were led by Mrs. Us· Holmes father no more cmm-1 manner. PARTS 't' • I Holmes has 10 children l'"'"eo the program top i was accused of ....,,,cealirll•:-t"•\ "Lord Teach Us To Pray." ' wl,en obtaining l a~~~c=.:__ _ _ _ _ __j~-=;::;::::::::::==~~7!!l'!!!l!~ \i'rave1r"sang and "Sweet prayed Hour the Pray· lof St. Cbrysoston; Mrs. Arnreacj -Luke''ll:l-1, aijd :~ave meilifaOon on the toPic. \. Readings on lhe re~otic'1osllip I Class Projects Progress Is Reported Upon i .I (Continued from page 1) 15chool lot Is now used to disstill a parl o( the expanded play used autos. \ Blaettnar Auto Co. Tin• same CARS BEGAN IN~l6 · fire '<lamaged the third floor of It was in 191& that J o h n the now vacated Cen tral school. I Blaettnar began sellifl! That floor was removed later mobiles. T't~ere was a · to make the present two story in the traositinn from bug1gles edifice. The Central school build- to Buil'ks when few carprayer to the five senses ing and lot was purchased by riagcs or autos were b e in g given by Mrs. Edmund the Hlnettnar Auto rirm short- . sold. This was ttie World War !G"""'"- the sense of hearing, ly after the new school was op- ~ I period. and the company >·••• 1aner which she sang, "The Lord ened on Mulberry-av, The turned to coal hauling. Some Is My Shepherd;" Mrs. Mark Evans, the sense of taste; Mrs. 15 old cars w e r e {'(InAlfred Yeauger, the sense o( : vertcd into trurks. 1 smell ; Mrs. Christy Baker, the In 1922 the !ale John Blaett· sense of touch and Mrs. Russ nar changed the name of t h e firm from M. Blaetl.nar Sons to Blaettnar Auto Company. A report on projects carried )t was in 1932 that the com- JOHN IVM. BLAE1TNAR out dunng _the year was given ;pany pun·hased the St. John's by the president when t_he Busy Parish si te on which it added shop which f"Xtends Blaettnar Bee Class nf the Middleport ifloor space. AddJtional building F!rst Baf;ltist met Thursday eve· !space was constructed in 1945 . agency noor space from Main mng at the home of Mrs. Down- and 1949 _ the latte r construe- 1 10 Condor-s ts . For Your Shopping ing Roush. ,tion was the paint and body ] F'r .. m the one - man Mrs. Asa Jordan gave dcvo-. J · - -· · · blacksmith shop of 110 years Convenience tions, entitled "Christians ]n Al ago, the BlaeHnar auto comLost World." Mrs. Lillian Mepany is now a heehive of activ1 I I I oraver. Mrs. Stacey Arnold pre· I r I . win Nease, who closed JOliN F. BLAETINAR Lody's, 35.00 SANDWICH OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE IN Songs, Readings On Five Senses Are Program a&Te A beautifuJ itwo80Dle ••• 1operblJ •t ' f l ' l l . t 0 PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7:30 P.M. Gee presented the story of ' ThOmas FOfk ity employing 26 men and worn- THE SHOE BOX Mary, the mother of Jesus in en. the series of women of the Bi- Mrs. Jasper Powell and Mrs. I "'liiiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiii ble, a class feature . Mrs. Grace Ralph Johnson of Racine ra iled , Lumsn will describe onP. of Ihe on Mr. and Mrs. Shermnn Rowomen at the next meeting. berts Friday. · Mrs. Charles Lewi s. pres i- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eblin dent, presided at the husiness of Lancaster and Mr. and Mr:; session when various projects I Kenneth Eblin and sons of "ere discussed. The group vol - son spet Sunday with Mr. and ed to go ahet..d with the project ) Mrs . Carl DeLog and son. e( choir loft drapes. The birth- Mrs. .John Lares and Lillie dsy song was sung for M r s. Mayes of Columbus spel"!t the Lewis, Mrs. Mora Leonard and weekend here with Mrs. Lares Mrs. France~ Bearhs . The pres- I brother and sister, James and · ident also reported that Mrs. Lydia Adams. Marguarite Durst had donated I Mrs. Paul Snider and child- I two dozen glass plates Witll cups : ren cal1ed on Mrs. Walter Ebto match for the church kitch- .lin recently. en. ] Sherman Roberts called on A salad course was served by his brother Pearl Robert~ and I the hostesses. Mrs. Roush. Mrs. family of Long Hollow. B. F. Parmalee, Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Harley McDonald and , Turner, and Mrs. Harry Cross son of Rulland called on E..nd Miss Flori nell Talbott. con- her sister. Mrs. Carl Dt>l .on.; trlbutlng hostesses_ Monday. I \ 1 1 for as /itt/' as 29 . 95 All Transistor R•dio (plus installation) WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. . AGAIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ji'ealu.rin.g Our Biggest Trade-In Allowrmce of tlte Year I HURRY IN NOW TO ..• MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE ' NEW 1963 BUICK SPE(W V•6 MASON, W. VA. GMC Truck and _ Coach · Division General ' M.itors.Corp... ,. . "'1_.1..,.._ ...., -'"-----~ ~ ( APRIL 22 -23 & 24 4 dr. Sedan with Dual Path Turbine Drive. Noo ' . g"re mirror, cigar lighter, , ~uai horns, backup Pontloc Is oendlng In five T T t domonotrotors for this speclol Drlv..O.Romo, Thoy ore doing this and rear, chrome trim, 2 tone' paint ~nd special15" to show off the terrific performonce of the 326 cu. ln. Vl-260 HP, & tho four-borroll 4 cyl. (thlo ! wheels, heater and antifree21!l · li Special No Tra~e~ln Price •n• .offers • 4 speed gear liox). Convertlblu, coupu, 4 doors, wagons, the omigosh LeMons modelsthey'll oil be here. BE OUR GUE$TI Drive oil flvo, . . I I! !• I . . · I. 0 ••• 0 ' • $2,519 i I . i . ~ ' - '59 l,_ujclt'IA.S.abn~ .'.' , .·• .·,· 4 NEW 1963 PONTIAC TEMPEST sion. Foam cushion, oil filter. Backup lights. Right Sun Visor, Heater. and Antifreeze. Special No Trale-ln Price · · · ·· - $2,331 ·.··· US E ~I).LC~-::A~- R.. -~ S:dr· ft I A· L S . . ·:': .~: : ..• .;.... "!"·' :~~..;~1'"" ~ 1 : ~.: ' ~·: - '$2;895 '62 Pontlac:'Star C~ief 4 Door ~~~- Power_s~ri~g, pow,;;, '·~'· hydramat.ic. Radio ..a~. ·heatet, wti. itewahf.'tiret. •So •elean you wouldn't know,.ltfiom a new on~ : . . , .: . . ANNIVERSARY SPEt:IAL 4 dr. Sedan. Tempest Torque Automatic TransmJs. lights, windshield washer, fo~m · cushions, · front I! -I I .' I l " TEMPTEST. DRIVE-0-RAMA . I ! MAYTAG WASHERS SP-3-5592 ANNIVERSJlliY SPECI-A,"' I TRUCKLOAD SALE ~ ., l BIG- BIG CAR RADIO hl~hest quality merchandise at the lowest prices. The over 400 years of_ total experience in the automobile industry, of those in the picture above, Is behind every sar or' truck we selL We take time out now to thank all of those who have made this UO years possible, and look forward to many pleasant relations in the future. Won't you join us in our celebration. l/ j Pontiac Sinc.ere appreciatlolt of our customer's satisfaction. Is the by word of all our transactions. During our 110 years, we have tried to sell the $ 1 MOTOROLA~ / lI 1 Drive out with a new BUICK Middl•port, O. r- 1'l • Bock Row, Left to Right: Howard Well, Martin McAngus, Nathan Biggs, Edward Wells, Herschel Rose, Alfred Biggs, Wm. Matlock, James Buchanon, Thomas Werry, Grover Klein, Franklin Hopp, Emerson Well, Lutrell Schoenleb, Lourenco Whitlatch. e Front Row: Pearl Ash, Rolph Calvert, Henry Werry, Henry Wells, George Buchanan, Fred S. Bloettnor, John W. Bloettnor, Albert Jesse, Cod· die Wickham, Robert Chapma~, Clil\0 Dalley, Pllrick D. Wood. ~ ·::---- $1,495 .u. ' '59 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hard Top · $1,495 '59 Pontiac Convertible $1,595 Catalina. Power steering. Hyd. Extra-n"'ice-.- - - CataUna. Power •teerint and brakes. Like new top. Be 1 uro ~-~~. ' . llir~ T01p. A~fo.a~lf!! Like ~~II white flntoh. '60 l!ontJ•c C:•t•ima 4 Dr. , ''"' . $1 195 , ,'(tt Pontiafi Catalina -:-----'~--- $1,995 Powering steering · ilut'~y~ ·Very:ifij~" Law mneaJ.~ '"' • 4 Doilr. One owner. Beautiful car. '61 Falcon Statklti~'WI9~ .....,:.':t:. , $1,~5 '56 ~lck 2 Dr. Special $595 I cyL Std. shill. . , , · ., - -.. , ' "" " Edra nlco lor model. ........ ··~ AN&r MOD.,ELS 1853 "FROM BUGGIES TO BUICKS" 1963 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ·~ ........ . . .. .t ' ' .o'f'lto-\'·.~·.,~ ' POMEROY, OHIO �• • I NFL Suspensions Exp!ainedli""'1_h_e...oa·a·ysllilllien-.i-ne-1-----.1.-J~c~ S~ftford 5i~= I wr~tle." ......... IIIII ... roolllt OIIM .• Solv· ing 1 Jones, E.eriek Win Award& In - ~· ~n:.=~~!~~~d~ ~ thl Pit- whll Ill) CJ<Id 1M ~ ibl p!Mt alhlli. khwalll'llll~ ~ ~ Rotary Banquet HEW YORK tUPl-only one l dtSIQ II problemath;al. 11. hoW· •, ..-.in tllo ..... Horn , Kor"' " at wor<· No dal< ha• been . oet tor '": · Vll'dOII tl8111111 wake of the Nati-1 Foobtall.talled 1n IIMio thoy would lulve ""' ol Hornung • tnd Karr•• · . Ill filii Ia t..ague'o betting scandal: , .. IOII!ify Wldor ..oli o. "' .... ea ..s. Rorell• said be "'" •land BJ. Flii'!D their hiU·piilt lt!!Jd 11110111 With ... Paul tl<lrnuna, the "aolden Inquiry !hoy we"· ., 00 p1y calll!li on hi• P"vtou• stolemrnt th•t UPI !l'rllor . wbetl tli<o)i belli 1M .PIIIIIHitlpllll Ill llllr lnllbl&• ollho Gt'tOII Bay Pl<kers, in bJ 8oeelle, <•'"I"'"''" w•lh .. the eart.e.o oonRJd<'re he'll "t.lld PhliiiH, 4-1, lht Pltt.lburlb and all-pro tarkio Alex Kel'Tas olovtdonoe and thfn ""'"'"'d tlley linn lor the '"""' .. I .I ca.rli!l /Jut, hiA threat, In laet. raU!I ahlldlri tbJi lit. J.Oull Cinlt, •· . ll'ld 1 th 1 8 ' " the Detmll Liont will oot play in bad bel DD aames. goven unlit at 9 ,....,. _ _ ......., ·-··-·" -"'""• betweell pltehtiJ II Na, i3-21Dd lht CIIICI.. Cllbii<!OI'ftl nom 01' t"" ... ' 001 0 1116.1. Hornuna'• genu••" and B-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aprill\1, 11168 donal t..ague umplr.. ln!l!!l Qh a :l;t vletory ovor tlte.,.. All.. 81411 Mtillll doUbled Whether or nol they will play bonOil odmloslon lhat lw htul •' ealllng ito many blilks. Dodflfro In othtr Nlltlollll to wlthfo nt\'f I C>.f In 11164 or over depend• on their ' mode a "terroble m»take.. hy t ..,0 rhat'll oe okay wllh I'll hll/j!rt L.ea8111 lltnlll. 8abll1Uih a m•joo illlllt 1 1 kiehavtaUr. to Commis- l betting on garnet- murt' lh•lll hh· If the big san Frartclsro Olen flobbit, lkttd by Doll .D-·. oionrr Petr Rozelle. but from ly gamed him • P'"o' "'""'d re1 (J tt' · ca.·rtes oul hi• threat. In roc,l rite Mlltno- Twtno ohut aton'• tfllei, btlll tho nn 10. fot' all tntent " and UlStMtemenl. un lht otlwr anythln& .Jack does dlrterently the lM An&eiN Angela. a.o, Dod•m tor I \1M! flrlt tlmt ln lhP invesugotoon> into hand, lint bed.ed ond th•n ud should be an lh\ptovenoent ... for the Obi .... d-:w: thrtl 1•ilfll aDd only thl IIIII!, hf'lllnl! by pluyers, wblch were mittcd he, too. tlad on ' as the batters ... the rran :- mion Uma In hie ca...... wbln thno •n .Janu•!')'. ""over oome games, but suoppeJ ' B• FRF.D DOWN record ol t«< set In 1000 and con- cau"' he's the "Mr. fn. the Ame c IMI . ' """" trelltd ihl Cilbo' · th l'ttal"s ,he official line trom the ' that as far as he was mneerno•d II tb Ul't Rporto Wrffrr lsld.,.ahly abovo the majllr vincible" ol th• loaj!Ue. Sllllard, 11·1 lb tltll. )'1014od II thi'N untll'lltid 1'\1(11, Ootl Oryt1 NFI. tooduy after an exhaustive "thio thing lsn·t •IYer ••• 1 am , oulh:rs Who hn• stolen the hnme run r.cor<l ol t&, tn one lea.rue set . • ifive hili and iU'Ildl out ldlll'. dale, .... lftd 1 whl<.'h I ailed to shoY.. any gotng to protesr· ""' •u pen»nn Whit their firth VIC thundet from the bat. ol the by the National Lea'"'• In l!lM. 1 ofl : Hnwlo Gnp drovt In Ill lltrte .JD tMI. • 1 Hou•ton r\Jno wllh thn•g m.,.. tho• that Homung, , Oolt 0..00 Offer tory the .. Thurl!da¥ Am•rlcan t.. AIRo, a mere homen in :!$ ";' a lw&!lln lerod hi> A!"l.,i ot 1.91!3 a lor aMrt four Other Lronlcally , Karn:1s alreHdy hl:ll> they nlpnad . Sandyvi11e ' Plr· Wai!l it lhP rules committee- with game!< repre!lents a per cPnf eo d h Ulllt · homer and 8 !dh.ll but bil on• two winl• · · fn de 1bee mad t411 000 ortt'r to r• d ho ,__ u• t1, p..., an nuw Iiiii won --a '" • 8 ul I he Uflro•t uono a wagers n • . . . , ,t., b·' 01 Sondvvllle. Its n•w strke zone ecrea" In ml!r output """' of hio az dfltislooo In NL - - ....... hn lhf' nutoome of regular NFL lgage ID a !lerte:s ol 8111 Jt'well, who hurled five Maybe the ntanula.cturerll h•ve 1062 when AL sluggen .hit 15.S2 compriltton. The 3lOo nd nattve 11 ol betting on . thew own matches, ond more than likely and une·lhtrd innings, WIIS the token .. me ol the rahhol nul of 1n RIO ol WeiiMI Mo... AIIO'I'Hll' HIJDIPOHI. 11111 tearfto or on pmeo m which wtll agree. He w::•l;ed winning pitcher. He fanned 11 the bOll ''. Or pl!l'hlps tho pl!chen rhere were only two games hitl last lr , InSPORTS PRESENTATION Wf're not lnvnlved . I' tore underdthe m o, •. H and walked six. Jewell was re· jii'P IWIY wllh ttlat old played in the Amerlran .. lud•na lfi ·,?•• row 1...-.WHI'I JUne thini '""' certlln tadal' N~l. bel~" npt"nln~.~,.,,hie ••~r" i<~fdtig th~r+' p~u· ~·'" In 8'lg s·JXth WCI~t'rt'd •n~"l} '"~t«"· ed fi1U<'I~' ~x ~e~'~eons r~~e I t\ttrra~ mt.'mber~ : ~am" ~, 1 ~n wres~hng 1°~~.~~:, they ~ d~r w, II'!\ tor• t>ar!v ty .~Jsey, ~;lule ~son ~ah•m: th~ ' I 3~ c~u·· , slu-.~ero? re~ulatlon! ~E'ttl~ lth IJ? 1 h ~p Karras" an , be('<tuse un 1"t' or d Hnwever there rt>nson to be ho ha nveAted hili mnn· tieved bv Charley Hargraves f'VI t f' 15 I hat .th• mall•• nol nung AI' 'needs an ;n,<>m• durin& a SIXth mning uprtsing Wh81PVer li•" ~ w;ll ~ames. ··n; a · undt~y and pi~herl lea~uo l~ ClWhf~lh~ ~~~~· on!~ Ctlllt~rned ~~mr ~ ~~ 1\J~tll<lnnl"' "";;oh l..f'a~ue 1 ed both reJIIIU 1 tn t:'deeision~ ..17 • U~CI and S8pt ID '/'Abh~ I I waa lhl ~~' ~~':~ted I cla~mmg 25 II Ea,les Level ~ I 411 That''• my 0 pt"na"on ~arc d, 117 Ned Jones, captain of 1 h o 173& loam, presented eifts to Coacb l!fcllard Hortoft lind aufstant ooath Bob Sltertzet. "nle &Gl lory Cltlb pr-tal ll!Jnfature 411 blokelboDo lA> lho atbleteo. Dr. fli Jadt Buoton, preoid81lt, preoid467 e and grocp singins was led 1718 by Robort Siler. The l!ev. Gaston Boyle, Jr., PI'I lha lnYoj cation and benediction. 3d .J S e1J ,_, al•~ '"' 0 f US E0 CA RS PREVAIL WnH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-lnt. ... ... Ul l RAMBLERS 1962 IIAMBLEII Ool••· 2 Dr, R&H. Stondml Tn1n1. Like ntw. -t; 1960 FORD vt Country Sed. Sta. Wagon 1959 FORD VI 2 oSedan. Solkt. 1957 FORD VI 2 Door Sedan. Clean. 1955 FORD VI 2 D- Sedan. 1953 FORD (61 llftlan Wagon t960 IAMILER Ametlcan 2 Dr. Stand1rfl Trens, z FORDS 5i roola in tho ofinAl their team 1111-19pl!l'iod qo to In 10111on: Prevlouo quart.... - e E twl.,....at l!Hll and at 113-all. The Celtlco will welcome to action this evening their ~~~~~-~ 411 1959 RAMILIR Ct...lo 4 Dr. Super. Push Ill ~ Ul > button drl¥1. Sharp. R&M. \Yith the addition of this eq~ipment, It makes po~­ the latest and flnelt analysio of your en1ino fh the county. slb l~ 'S ifl = r"' ~ -< 0 jE -< CHEVROLOS 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr VI St1tion Wagon. 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr m 1951 RAMBLER Cluslc (yslom 4 Or. Station w•••"· lt•n4•111 wHh ovtrth-l'le, nice. WIIDn t957 CHEVROLU 4 d• Sedan VI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Stdan 1953 CHEVROLET 2 d• ~ ;:::::::::::::::~ ... PLYMOUTHS = ; I •u Ill ocr: c Ul Ill :;) -li;z 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 D•. Re•l nice. VI. 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Gron. VI. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Tu-tone blue .. VI. ' 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. llue •nd whitt. 1911 PLYMOUTH 2 dr, ~ ~ Z 0 n )lo ;:: I COLTS SIGN BIF.LRKI BUICKS PONTIACS OLDSMOBILES · MERCURYS ~ ~ I BALTIMORE, Md. <UPIJ Baltimore Colts have signed kick mil ~pecialist Dick Bielski to a m 196.\ National FootbaU ~ IIeomtrort Bielski, formerly wit r"' Dallas, was the Colts' n scorer last season with 70 poit•ts-!1 m Jeep Ste. Wagon ~ WeHIYa 'Eml 1915 PLYMOUTH 2 d•, at._ ____ W '••ch dler. Yl. __, ,. "'w> I ::t -t l 1 Til-tone '"""' nice. 6 cyl. May 4th are : day. He may be able to take . IX, Linda Larkins; some of the pressure off veter- EngJ~sh X, Richard Koblenl!; ans Bob Cousy and Bill Russell. Enghsb XI, Larry Landon; Russe11 has played all but hall English XII, Sue Ann Myers; hlinute of the three playoff Science, Billy Alieni , D•vid Leonard; PhyPleaoant Valle) Hoopftat l'li<'holo; Algebra I, ADMITfED : Mro. H 0 r r y Knight; Geom~try, WilPt. P)easaall; Marvin rna Atherton; Amencan Fry, Letitrt ; Mrs. Don tory, Robert Brown; World HlsLloyd t..e lory, Kenneth Hartung, a n Detner Roush, Jr., ' . Bookkeeping I, Alice Harris. Erne~t Call, Pt. Pleasant: lip Hall, West Columbia ; Elm· Deal, Ashton. DISCHARGED: Grant , Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrenee Stover and son, ~:!!:~~i ll Janlce Caplinger, Pt. P MIN'I SPOilT SHIITIBIRTH : A son to Mr. ihort sleeve wash 'D wear Mrs. Don Lester, Thurman. aottonB by Shapely, Enro Ohio. and Manhattan. Sizes: S· NBA CHANGES MEETING m ~ "'m WHOLESALE PRICES ~ ~ Ul POMEROY 1:: 0150 Nl .LSII AU/\ iiiH.LJ.)UiiS JM;- . I -'OR- eHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE · WY 2·2274 . Mill $1, _ " ~·lddl~t•ort ANY SURFACE • ANY COLOR _• _ ANY PUIPOII R. H. RAWLINGS WILL GIVE FREE ENGINE ANALYSIS EASY TO APPLY - SELF PRIMING • · TRIPU-KDTI PIOIESSIDNAL PAINTER Above Offer Cood ~!"OM Allrll 22llil thru atflllnel, LATEX . WALL PAINT llawling'l trained m~anica will point . out the how•a and wby's your· engllle Will 8bdw· Gil the ·1', V. screell of the analyzer. flllall Nw t• Tak1 A:IIYantagellf thfo , , . Offet • Auto...,tl• DefrMIIJnlt Our Sale Price 3.98 RODS 1.69 DRIES IN MINUTii$ •-:".VIRTUALLY ODORLE5S tncludotl BRUI" IT ONI ROLL IT ONI SPRAY IT ON! 13 CU. Plckent Hardware MASOII, W.VA. l-r Comb. FT~ COVIIIIIIfTIR IN ONI COAT- LASTS LONGER DINE OUT at CIRCLE'S MS . 00 T~ 8• EASY CLEAN-UP WITH StOAP AND WATt!R w/1 Gal. $3.98 j , .. ~ DIM Oue SllncloyOt Any Special ~n nJ cu. ·n.. S.. FHt .,.., t•te~~ Oaofer fer ... "'" .....r .. r••r 8Yiti'F ,.roff•t ••II ........f1"9 Z' Doer oi ~,...., ·---·-· •.J . Comb• Rowley & Reed Hdwe: ' WY 2·2776 N. 2nd Ave. 10 M-J...XL. 2.91 to 5.91 ~~==--·- Apartmont Slso · l ·,lutomolllo Dofraot MEN'S KNIT Ad40d - ' cu. n. _,.,,loll 13.6 tion 1leeve. 2.91 to 5.91 . MIN'I IVY LEAGUE SLACKS - Continental ond regular belt loop. A nice assortment or C'Oior•. Sizes 28 to 42. BOYI' IVY LEAGUE SLACKS - Reiuloro and illma. .Sizeo 6 to 20 ---------------------------- IJ!t to 4.50 New York ~ouse Pomeroy = ld •• 1963 MODILS P!IICIP .WIJH YQUR-OLD . . 4.91- S.H aovs~ KNIT SHUlTS - lhort aleeve orlou, cotton• and bantono, Sizes 8 to 18. -------- ---- -------- 1.11 It I,H •• ·.c • REFRIGERATOR ~ I AS TtA61 • ! ' *25900./t With 5 Foot Cast Iron .... ,. ' .I loftl.,...t-..-r I .' • Middl.port - - 3-PC. BATH ENSEMBLE Unit sleeve cottons, or· lons and ban1ont~. The league's annual roUege drafl ll will be helri April 30. lewis Repair Service With fhe Introduction of Thll Naw IIJIIIII!Mnf MONtH cu. 13.3 Reg. Selling Priee G.95 --4 \ resc.'heduled its annual ~ 1m~Ung from May 1 to l MnRoPOiiTAii ·MotoRS ! J ZIICO IPINNINO REEL WITH I.INI ,.. I NEW YORK <UPil - The -< tional Basketball Association < We Have Them All Here And They Are Going At :: 606 I. MAlt. RODS & REELS SPORT SHIRTS Ill m STUDEBAKERS lr:....;~~------- I'U Bright New lllns In C Hardto~ University in Athens, GREAT LAKES PAINT Wltlr the Pui'chlse of l:itfler A Lubrication Job or Oll Change MONEY DOWN DINE OUTI MIDI>LEPOR't, OHIO NO ~."uld~.·~~ 432 1639 l H. Rawlinas Sons Co. • ffthan he any makl'll otherthlm NIILwork tum.harder "Re mak.. "' work h...t, 1711 Ta!al IV ~ Students representing II i•tl uo - the !llonlt!)' CliP 1ttd ern High School ln the Final tn bo111J101. I'd play for him District Scholarship Test .. 1 ed an ankle in the lint game J: e eyl. Statlen s~.•·holurt "On the llrlghtest Comer 177 ·Analyzer Dyna..Vision oln~le Beln1 Announced rookie John Havllcek who --4 Ul Eu·t·rn • ~ 356 FURNITURE "MARQUEIT" REFRIGERATOR I 47& S09 346 3ill! S71 BAKER Proudly Announces The Purchlle Of Tts. <l1udepohl Jll . ~ .. - ·- - -·-·· THE G&J AUTO PARTS COMPANY :J WHOLESALE PRICES __ - - S..I!Jutodq 4M IM6 I 424 Won I tAll I 411 'l'lre Heigblloro 493 D. Alh V. Ctaig 1723 B. Aoh G. Craig 385 Handicap ANNOUNCING t!au~a, "I e C. lnlelo Total • d~ ~ar ... .... . U.: avt illtroducad by Carroll caoto. ' lavnrln~ tho !Hill, . Georae KlnJ, W11t Vlrifnlo iJnlveulty i'taokathaD Coach Wll tho IU80I speaker lor bartqtJet, telling tit< )'llllllg •thJetes thai thlre Is no easy way tu be a great In atltletfes, U . tlkeo 10,000 hours of hard work 110 atld lllllly llllll'fllctt, N COlli· . . IIH!IIfed. Tho WV\1 Coaeb WH hat' your•? . I ! Ill 14 22 10 26 ' j •s• F~eohman t; 23 13 21 15 •• m-! ~0 BOWLING FUzzy-Cheeked' Leafs Chortle Youngsters Hit Over Sweep Of Highest Scores Hockey·nonors Coolville By 11.:'1 Outburst pr:~o • . 'athlete sbowlnc the lfP'Jl'Wmonahlp.' Ned JOIIOI woo presented trophy by Tom K, J'lah. el', Rotary pr08f'alll cJtaltMM .. tho ~•iwlbla playot (Ill •i~hl ~Am... I •u Gteg an 1ward for Clifton the reason . th• pitch shutouts. Dick Stlgmot ptloiM'd Sanford hi;,. .his top after the lh1•rf' a• ,ndlraten ex tb II ·h II by the Pirates. Hargraves tan- '" have been having • hall at first n.ajor leaguo shutout ol hli ••m• llecau"" ollwo halks called •.••WBY ED Kt:r1NEDY S "• · · on the too a s e · · d the n f' ot the l'lltter1; during t 1 the M't emta tu i.J S!if'S~ tan reaction. bu early Hornun who was paid PJ.OOO I ned four batters m one an twoe~pe !I • cBreel o g ve nn ~alnlt him, !JOt he didn't 108fl ' •nmplingo shnw most lans we« I I a g. by the Packers and thtrds innings. the for81 two w.. k& ol the ram· l'wlno a 3·0 win , over 1M '-"' I rontrol ol hnnSt"li or hi I otuff Whttlfet ptof'etticmal boMiJI• ll a 1port worth a&Y~nt. Of ~ 4'd AI lhf :=.I'!'Yerity ot Hor ~~ke~f'u; additiOnal money, trom Haigrave ·.!l ~riple with two pa!~n Al_lgeles Angela and Ray Hf'rb.~ durina th• gamP. He merely even a JpOI't, "mllfll diNtlblt. ~tnt baa bun fl&f\UI4 and Karru' pumshmen P . islon com mer , men on base m the top of the The ftgure!l show that therf tnf111ed 11 three -hitter as the Ch1- """At • .~ .,..hind ,. !2-tllt attack that w'th tneldenu aBIIOCI&ted 11'lth •ll•dY cbaruten, rtrlrd s, te1eval appearances. , s1x.th . ht!d hi h K ...... ~~:~• Mn~lg league orficials. mdudmg tesumoma . J nd 1 was the big blasl f or havA been nine stm\(h.lts pitt' cago W h~ No" Ileal t f SDfltlfl eArnPli th• Giant~ their sixth l;ic· 1 deciaionl, pre-arranl:tcl J(.Q'I and, tO(} ofttn, atark tra&ed.J. 10.-y in 5 l:nds general manager and coach m s<vecai , Wanama m that ftve-run inn- and only '" homers hit in the At.·s City AthlotiCl!, 3.0. It might be one of the atrange, developments of aport \linrtt Lombardi of tht Parkers 1 ·. d porto promotiOnA : lng. Dickie Tennant also tnp· nrst 3f.o ~~~m~. At ttuch a pace Two homer~ ~'f!rt hit-one by 1'11e Milwaukf'to Brave!' retained busme!1.!1& 11 !I d. h f h · · ch h Tw · E I 811 nd that boxing be saved or granted a stay of execution by agreed that Rozelle had no other , Knrrcu; is 8 partner in bar le m t at rame. , over t e ent1re season thr p1t · l e ms ar a ey a an· the British. The British. love boxing, although. they inust tive but to suspend Hor·1' . . h h rk ,· 0 the Wahama 000 105 0 - 8 5 2 er.~ wuuh_. accumulal.e tOO shut · other hy tht!' Whltfl SmC Oa\le 10 back to Tommy Farr to ftnd. a worthy reany to be .lterna · , mDetrUJtwereewos 1. pl'oud of, Randy Turpin notwlthBtandtng. The rest of aung. the league·,. greatest ploy- j ort -season. However, smct~ he Sandyv1lle 100 003 0 - 4 2 2 outs~more than the lea~~~ Nicholson_.- - - - modem Brltlsh boxing Ls enclosed In the parentheaell er, and Karras. idues not earn the money Hornung Jewell (WPl Horgravefl (6) 1 formed by the buckUng lep of those reluctant tlgen, Brea.ch Of .Contract do... Alex must find another • .J y 0 n k e r. Tribbett and Ji'atntin' Phl1 lclott and Btjf.n Ll)ndo.n. Yet the Limey Other o[flClals. ms1de and ~ut· source ol income during his sus· Thompson. 0 appteotatea tbt •mell al folth and :the thud Of leather, and tomt: lrtat oruwda have al:ietred th~ action a.t H&rring&y 11k!e ot the sport, see~ed to !eel pens1on. i • . . the same way,. that : .. Alex could make mor• money Thi d G Of NI\A •.nd Wtmble)'. there was a dehmte breach of . in wrestling than he ever could r ame ''Thud of leather'' m&j actUlly ~e w'hat the doctor contract by the 1wo playoro, and iu pralesstonel football," oald De· Playoff& Ti>night I Inasmuch as the sport depends . ter John Dyle. "This R01Jff'I'ON lut'll - A trio ol ordered. Mountma tat&Htlea &114 Clrip:PUnc tnjuriea have on pUblic patronoge lor lis ettlst- trmt will make him more L08 ANGELES <UPII - The 'd fuZ2Y ·<ht<krd yoonl!llerl, whoM brOUJht boli'lfil ·to the brltik Of 1Mbig outlawed. In thtl enre the players had to be sUI· ouspenll bee u he re- baoketball player• may be getting . lov0... a•• is lit.tft more than :18 coUAtt"f one MO\"e to eave lt 11 & r.leOrilln•ftdaUon to UN po~ular l.han ever 8 se little tired but the fans are stil1 The Eastern Eagle bRsPbAil · TORONTO WPJI - The Toron· ., r& defended their •- th~._ 8 10 OL Jloves in Ill but tltll WUta and I outteera 1n thoea. 1 111 ap IP. '1.4'& pe nded · I ce1ved AUcb harsh treatmen · - Ifi had J" •• 11 I compI"" "epniR ' today a~alti~t • field ..,., of tM h' · showilll a lot of enthus1asm for team blSAted Coo fvII e for tl to •· The Br1ttsh lt.J, ~·Why the dilltlnctJon? ·lt doesn't quite There are indications, too, that j ~~n:_w~- - ~urn_ out_~~ the championship best-ot-seven se· runs on elgbt hitA in a prep ed a !'IWtep Of horlors for one Nt- ,tn tbl! tetoncl round ttt the tflO,(m make tente.'' But beyond that they Insist on f oz. clovell 1 the Senate subcommittee headed ries between the Los Angeles Lak· contest Thursday on the EMt· tiona! Hockey I.A!a~Uf M!&fiCtn and Houldnn Goll Chmlc Th~ lmpltcaUM S. that there Ill more da.nger of having by John L. McCiell.. , D-Ark., "BIG O" HONORED _ ero aDd the Boston Celtics. .rn High school diamond. tho word from champlfli!O 111•· 1 ' your bralnl acrambled by beln&: pummelled by punches that may call for a comprebenalvo reNEW YORK IUPI.1 . Another sell-out crowd ol better southpaw Charleo !ling players was that they a11 Tommy Aaron, • 26-year.ofd don't really atln& than there 18 tn betnc KO'd poatlaaste ).)y port on the entire tnveotlptloll Robortoon ol tho Cinrmnab than 15 000 will throng the Sports KniRht worked on the moood would he back next year. .' IGeorgia boy. went to the top of a ftlt wrapPed only enou(h to be felt by OO,th the puncher by Rozelle as part o( its inquiry all ball been chosen the h Arena t'onight for the fourth game for Eastern and limited Cool- 1 That included goalie Johnny the t}eap 'nmrsday with a 6·Un· and the "fUncbee". into gambling and reported fix· athlete of the month for of the National Basketball Asso· \·me to six hits Final score of Bower, who hide" his age like a 64. .lack Nicklau11, 23, ing in football and other .spor:s.\Gordie Howe ol tho D-•1 Re elation "world aeries." the 1ame wao ti-3, the !womon hut lo at loaot 4ft yean, took III!Ctllld with a 8A illd oma' medical testlmony There ma.y be an encyclopedt• of Whe,her or not such ... mqwry Wmgs was second anciJ::oy The Laken can tie up tho oerieo hosto. Knlght lannod 10 bolters : and David Keon, woo hal juot be> leur Kerltltt Zarll!)'., I more tl, yet to be weighed, bUt lt'a pOsaible th&t the Brtttab maJ would mvolve the callinB of w•l- lie Shoem&ker Wll a victory. Boston won the while walking only two . ·1flU" to tetrnrla tlie ~· woo third .with I llfl, . II.VI bOXlftg from belnJ butteted out of exlatence by 10. C&llSII Drat two gameo oft tt. , 1 And, from tho hone• moilth, l Fnllowlnt. Willi I'll ..,.,. Ilob oUnCI pUtowe whteh don't .h!!IP ln4\iee Jleep quickly enoua:h. ;sELECT ONLY tHE VERY IIEST ' IN u•au ,. iii court lut Sunday and Tueoday. Eastern • big lrame wao the \came an aslllltoll<t! that manager· Cllarlel ol Ji'la.; JICk ,· . 'l'hlil~ 1111 IJilWot , o • WJ>&t'o )'Glln Tf n M 1 Tho .Laker• tOOk ...,.. No. 1 flrot when Bill Bobo led of I, coach Punc:h 11'!l•ch wtlllid roturn li'loeli 41 LM, A""'ll, palll:l o!ft• their liiJifie oouit WodneodaJ With • walk, Ronnie Hollinger in hlo dual capaolly ahhough · wlfl. r, llt_,l)!llth ol Olml.lle, Cilll. C . b)' a ll8-tll aCIII'e-hllho!!l with two away Clary nlng the NHL pennant alld hlo ' and Cbarlel Sllford ol LOI Alii' 111 ~ ~ ol the pi8Jolfo. Durst tripled, Knight olnglod, aeootld otrailht J!linioy Cup oloo. . When a boer would tutoiood ... Hav. . Game No. will he played ArLaugh walked, and D a v now an aC<OIIIpllohOd dream. Mnol of tbe 1olloro claim thil 6 ! Sl Booton Sunday and, 11 olngled. "I have ,., plano to quit," thl 7,:ZOO.yatd momlitlll .,..,,.. •• II tt 11010 No. 1 hore on Ourot •lammed • lach oald beiWeeiiBUlpo ol French In the blill eOndkiOn _tvor ond I "' alld No. 7 at Boston flaturday 10 with h11 I bagger. oth- vfntiiJ!• chimpagne. "Of courlll ·•w toumi!TIOfll t'iOOI'd may be ::1 \bill .,..,.-country marathon. Eastern hltlero were Roger It• up to 1M playero," he ~~~ :· ;oot;:.:t~)II>:O.:y:*:,;,·•lllllliliililiilliMiiliiMiiliitlttltMIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiii;;;;o;;;;i;iililili5iiOiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiii...iOii'j > Our Uoecl Car Let 1• Loododl Over 38 Can On Ill A record bosketblll crowd o1 Gary Wolfe, both sin- hut quickly lidded "I'm jokfne I< a< A Lot With A Capeeity of Only 20 Cou. S 11,41111 oqueerod Into the Sporll ond Knight, a double. don't take 1111 oerlou8Jy." w If You Don't H•v• A Tracl•ln, Conte In We lll Artma !l'edl101d07 night to 102 000 0 - 3 I 5 The playm In quMUcm, Will Sell You Any C.r On Our Lot AI A Whel• <C Jmy WOII, witb 41 potntl, !laotern 412 Ill X- II ft 4 t..afo who had jUol ellttllnAIII!d \1 :t ul• Price. We H.v• To Roduce Our Stock Of 1 Elgin Baylor, with Sl, pace R. Miller and Molllham. Cbar- the IJotroll Rod Wine• Ill IWO t- Uoecl Cars. Ill Lake"' "' vlciot'y. leo Knight alid Wolfe. ••m•• of a beot--en plo)'Cifl, > -t Weal and Baylor poUrod on definitely wanted hlln baek, even ::: llld Oni J!fllltlc!lt Wifll pr.lelltM our.tandb>l bulreW pack pre.ented the SallJbury P1'A program .of sin•· ••~ 'IJflflnoltiiY llflhl When the Scout& w~re doing tfleir ''Mitch Miller TV Show:' tho. 81J llllckt won ...., of Dean PulliDB, Roger DlliOD, Chuck Clark U i k 8 honor ll 1 atvoil by Abbotl, Martin Broderick, Geor1e likinntt, Dan· the PI, Ploaunt mob. f ~OUUI Aw~,!"~~· l~<t lJ L Pol. ~- Dod~ !ll~ff)f'dhereelodf ~t 0 ~;11 ~~the~rri,.;;l•· ~ t"~ ~~I!Jl ~ 1'1'. PUII.UAII'I' - MiMI Jt~~~~~oll •wn'•'-CM nr,::'"f,J!Ito ~ I'.. PJtcl1ers HaviDJt W/on derful r·une In Amet•Jran .. Lea,rue ' ~ll!lfh "'-IIi ~: ~':'~:~::.-:~~ ~•idllllll~!!; I mlnut~ - - 5 Runs Home Karra~. , 1 11 '~·'"~ ~·,.,.... a1·· ns Push ·I, I ~~ Sl\~lofd~!"Y~~ p~ G . Tub ENJOY . CIRCLEts-: ·a~toAsreo c.Jici(EN=_4- COMPLITI WITH ALL FlmNOI TO THIPLOOR ' "' . ., . .~~ . ~ GAL . . MilcH 100 11L QUARTS •• Mlkll SO 111, 5 U.\ K s-C.H QP s~. H A.M ' . . . · '. _ . ,.,. ·; ~IRCLE'Ssflt•n,: •. · ·.... · MAIN . ''' 1 ' '1· '"_ ·;, 1 .Jtwart Of lti~Wrme Pedcllarsl ~, '', .... ~AST-LUN~""",.ARTIES ' ' ' ~~~~· · VAllEY & SUPPLY l'ltetw W't N7W 9,91 1.91 EXTRA SPICIAL ' Low Pritt ;~HI 0• VALLEY PLUMBING & • • 2.2 E. SMoncl St., wt 2·2036 Edward IHr,-- �• • I NFL Suspensions Exp!ainedli""'1_h_e...oa·a·ysllilllien-.i-ne-1-----.1.-J~c~ S~ftford 5i~= I wr~tle." ......... IIIII ... roolllt OIIM .• Solv· ing 1 Jones, E.eriek Win Award& In - ~· ~n:.=~~!~~~d~ ~ thl Pit- whll Ill) CJ<Id 1M ~ ibl p!Mt alhlli. khwalll'llll~ ~ ~ Rotary Banquet HEW YORK tUPl-only one l dtSIQ II problemath;al. 11. hoW· •, ..-.in tllo ..... Horn , Kor"' " at wor<· No dal< ha• been . oet tor '": · Vll'dOII tl8111111 wake of the Nati-1 Foobtall.talled 1n IIMio thoy would lulve ""' ol Hornung • tnd Karr•• · . Ill filii Ia t..ague'o betting scandal: , .. IOII!ify Wldor ..oli o. "' .... ea ..s. Rorell• said be "'" •land BJ. Flii'!D their hiU·piilt lt!!Jd 11110111 With ... Paul tl<lrnuna, the "aolden Inquiry !hoy we"· ., 00 p1y calll!li on hi• P"vtou• stolemrnt th•t UPI !l'rllor . wbetl tli<o)i belli 1M .PIIIIIHitlpllll Ill llllr lnllbl&• ollho Gt'tOII Bay Pl<kers, in bJ 8oeelle, <•'"I"'"''" w•lh .. the eart.e.o oonRJd<'re he'll "t.lld PhliiiH, 4-1, lht Pltt.lburlb and all-pro tarkio Alex Kel'Tas olovtdonoe and thfn ""'"'"'d tlley linn lor the '"""' .. I .I ca.rli!l /Jut, hiA threat, In laet. raU!I ahlldlri tbJi lit. J.Oull Cinlt, •· . ll'ld 1 th 1 8 ' " the Detmll Liont will oot play in bad bel DD aames. goven unlit at 9 ,....,. _ _ ......., ·-··-·" -"'""• betweell pltehtiJ II Na, i3-21Dd lht CIIICI.. Cllbii<!OI'ftl nom 01' t"" ... ' 001 0 1116.1. Hornuna'• genu••" and B-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aprill\1, 11168 donal t..ague umplr.. ln!l!!l Qh a :l;t vletory ovor tlte.,.. All.. 81411 Mtillll doUbled Whether or nol they will play bonOil odmloslon lhat lw htul •' ealllng ito many blilks. Dodflfro In othtr Nlltlollll to wlthfo nt\'f I C>.f In 11164 or over depend• on their ' mode a "terroble m»take.. hy t ..,0 rhat'll oe okay wllh I'll hll/j!rt L.ea8111 lltnlll. 8abll1Uih a m•joo illlllt 1 1 kiehavtaUr. to Commis- l betting on garnet- murt' lh•lll hh· If the big san Frartclsro Olen flobbit, lkttd by Doll .D-·. oionrr Petr Rozelle. but from ly gamed him • P'"o' "'""'d re1 (J tt' · ca.·rtes oul hi• threat. In roc,l rite Mlltno- Twtno ohut aton'• tfllei, btlll tho nn 10. fot' all tntent " and UlStMtemenl. un lht otlwr anythln& .Jack does dlrterently the lM An&eiN Angela. a.o, Dod•m tor I \1M! flrlt tlmt ln lhP invesugotoon> into hand, lint bed.ed ond th•n ud should be an lh\ptovenoent ... for the Obi .... d-:w: thrtl 1•ilfll aDd only thl IIIII!, hf'lllnl! by pluyers, wblch were mittcd he, too. tlad on ' as the batters ... the rran :- mion Uma In hie ca...... wbln thno •n .Janu•!')'. ""over oome games, but suoppeJ ' B• FRF.D DOWN record ol t«< set In 1000 and con- cau"' he's the "Mr. fn. the Ame c IMI . ' """" trelltd ihl Cilbo' · th l'ttal"s ,he official line trom the ' that as far as he was mneerno•d II tb Ul't Rporto Wrffrr lsld.,.ahly abovo the majllr vincible" ol th• loaj!Ue. Sllllard, 11·1 lb tltll. )'1014od II thi'N untll'lltid 1'\1(11, Ootl Oryt1 NFI. tooduy after an exhaustive "thio thing lsn·t •IYer ••• 1 am , oulh:rs Who hn• stolen the hnme run r.cor<l ol t&, tn one lea.rue set . • ifive hili and iU'Ildl out ldlll'. dale, .... lftd 1 whl<.'h I ailed to shoY.. any gotng to protesr· ""' •u pen»nn Whit their firth VIC thundet from the bat. ol the by the National Lea'"'• In l!lM. 1 ofl : Hnwlo Gnp drovt In Ill lltrte .JD tMI. • 1 Hou•ton r\Jno wllh thn•g m.,.. tho• that Homung, , Oolt 0..00 Offer tory the .. Thurl!da¥ Am•rlcan t.. AIRo, a mere homen in :!$ ";' a lw&!lln lerod hi> A!"l.,i ot 1.91!3 a lor aMrt four Other Lronlcally , Karn:1s alreHdy hl:ll> they nlpnad . Sandyvi11e ' Plr· Wai!l it lhP rules committee- with game!< repre!lents a per cPnf eo d h Ulllt · homer and 8 !dh.ll but bil on• two winl• · · fn de 1bee mad t411 000 ortt'r to r• d ho ,__ u• t1, p..., an nuw Iiiii won --a '" • 8 ul I he Uflro•t uono a wagers n • . . . , ,t., b·' 01 Sondvvllle. Its n•w strke zone ecrea" In ml!r output """' of hio az dfltislooo In NL - - ....... hn lhf' nutoome of regular NFL lgage ID a !lerte:s ol 8111 Jt'well, who hurled five Maybe the ntanula.cturerll h•ve 1062 when AL sluggen .hit 15.S2 compriltton. The 3lOo nd nattve 11 ol betting on . thew own matches, ond more than likely and une·lhtrd innings, WIIS the token .. me ol the rahhol nul of 1n RIO ol WeiiMI Mo... AIIO'I'Hll' HIJDIPOHI. 11111 tearfto or on pmeo m which wtll agree. He w::•l;ed winning pitcher. He fanned 11 the bOll ''. Or pl!l'hlps tho pl!chen rhere were only two games hitl last lr , InSPORTS PRESENTATION Wf're not lnvnlved . I' tore underdthe m o, •. H and walked six. Jewell was re· jii'P IWIY wllh ttlat old played in the Amerlran .. lud•na lfi ·,?•• row 1...-.WHI'I JUne thini '""' certlln tadal' N~l. bel~" npt"nln~.~,.,,hie ••~r" i<~fdtig th~r+' p~u· ~·'" In 8'lg s·JXth WCI~t'rt'd •n~"l} '"~t«"· ed fi1U<'I~' ~x ~e~'~eons r~~e I t\ttrra~ mt.'mber~ : ~am" ~, 1 ~n wres~hng 1°~~.~~:, they ~ d~r w, II'!\ tor• t>ar!v ty .~Jsey, ~;lule ~son ~ah•m: th~ ' I 3~ c~u·· , slu-.~ero? re~ulatlon! ~E'ttl~ lth IJ? 1 h ~p Karras" an , be('<tuse un 1"t' or d Hnwever there rt>nson to be ho ha nveAted hili mnn· tieved bv Charley Hargraves f'VI t f' 15 I hat .th• mall•• nol nung AI' 'needs an ;n,<>m• durin& a SIXth mning uprtsing Wh81PVer li•" ~ w;ll ~ames. ··n; a · undt~y and pi~herl lea~uo l~ ClWhf~lh~ ~~~~· on!~ Ctlllt~rned ~~mr ~ ~~ 1\J~tll<lnnl"' "";;oh l..f'a~ue 1 ed both reJIIIU 1 tn t:'deeision~ ..17 • U~CI and S8pt ID '/'Abh~ I I waa lhl ~~' ~~':~ted I cla~mmg 25 II Ea,les Level ~ I 411 That''• my 0 pt"na"on ~arc d, 117 Ned Jones, captain of 1 h o 173& loam, presented eifts to Coacb l!fcllard Hortoft lind aufstant ooath Bob Sltertzet. "nle &Gl lory Cltlb pr-tal ll!Jnfature 411 blokelboDo lA> lho atbleteo. Dr. fli Jadt Buoton, preoid81lt, preoid467 e and grocp singins was led 1718 by Robort Siler. The l!ev. Gaston Boyle, Jr., PI'I lha lnYoj cation and benediction. 3d .J S e1J ,_, al•~ '"' 0 f US E0 CA RS PREVAIL WnH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-lnt. ... ... Ul l RAMBLERS 1962 IIAMBLEII Ool••· 2 Dr, R&H. Stondml Tn1n1. Like ntw. -t; 1960 FORD vt Country Sed. Sta. Wagon 1959 FORD VI 2 oSedan. Solkt. 1957 FORD VI 2 Door Sedan. Clean. 1955 FORD VI 2 D- Sedan. 1953 FORD (61 llftlan Wagon t960 IAMILER Ametlcan 2 Dr. Stand1rfl Trens, z FORDS 5i roola in tho ofinAl their team 1111-19pl!l'iod qo to In 10111on: Prevlouo quart.... - e E twl.,....at l!Hll and at 113-all. The Celtlco will welcome to action this evening their ~~~~~-~ 411 1959 RAMILIR Ct...lo 4 Dr. Super. Push Ill ~ Ul > button drl¥1. Sharp. R&M. \Yith the addition of this eq~ipment, It makes po~­ the latest and flnelt analysio of your en1ino fh the county. slb l~ 'S ifl = r"' ~ -< 0 jE -< CHEVROLOS 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr VI St1tion Wagon. 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr m 1951 RAMBLER Cluslc (yslom 4 Or. Station w•••"· lt•n4•111 wHh ovtrth-l'le, nice. WIIDn t957 CHEVROLU 4 d• Sedan VI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Stdan 1953 CHEVROLET 2 d• ~ ;:::::::::::::::~ ... PLYMOUTHS = ; I •u Ill ocr: c Ul Ill :;) -li;z 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 D•. Re•l nice. VI. 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Gron. VI. 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Tu-tone blue .. VI. ' 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. llue •nd whitt. 1911 PLYMOUTH 2 dr, ~ ~ Z 0 n )lo ;:: I COLTS SIGN BIF.LRKI BUICKS PONTIACS OLDSMOBILES · MERCURYS ~ ~ I BALTIMORE, Md. <UPIJ Baltimore Colts have signed kick mil ~pecialist Dick Bielski to a m 196.\ National FootbaU ~ IIeomtrort Bielski, formerly wit r"' Dallas, was the Colts' n scorer last season with 70 poit•ts-!1 m Jeep Ste. Wagon ~ WeHIYa 'Eml 1915 PLYMOUTH 2 d•, at._ ____ W '••ch dler. Yl. __, ,. "'w> I ::t -t l 1 Til-tone '"""' nice. 6 cyl. May 4th are : day. He may be able to take . IX, Linda Larkins; some of the pressure off veter- EngJ~sh X, Richard Koblenl!; ans Bob Cousy and Bill Russell. Enghsb XI, Larry Landon; Russe11 has played all but hall English XII, Sue Ann Myers; hlinute of the three playoff Science, Billy Alieni , D•vid Leonard; PhyPleaoant Valle) Hoopftat l'li<'holo; Algebra I, ADMITfED : Mro. H 0 r r y Knight; Geom~try, WilPt. P)easaall; Marvin rna Atherton; Amencan Fry, Letitrt ; Mrs. Don tory, Robert Brown; World HlsLloyd t..e lory, Kenneth Hartung, a n Detner Roush, Jr., ' . Bookkeeping I, Alice Harris. Erne~t Call, Pt. Pleasant: lip Hall, West Columbia ; Elm· Deal, Ashton. DISCHARGED: Grant , Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrenee Stover and son, ~:!!:~~i ll Janlce Caplinger, Pt. P MIN'I SPOilT SHIITIBIRTH : A son to Mr. ihort sleeve wash 'D wear Mrs. Don Lester, Thurman. aottonB by Shapely, Enro Ohio. and Manhattan. Sizes: S· NBA CHANGES MEETING m ~ "'m WHOLESALE PRICES ~ ~ Ul POMEROY 1:: 0150 Nl .LSII AU/\ iiiH.LJ.)UiiS JM;- . I -'OR- eHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE · WY 2·2274 . Mill $1, _ " ~·lddl~t•ort ANY SURFACE • ANY COLOR _• _ ANY PUIPOII R. H. RAWLINGS WILL GIVE FREE ENGINE ANALYSIS EASY TO APPLY - SELF PRIMING • · TRIPU-KDTI PIOIESSIDNAL PAINTER Above Offer Cood ~!"OM Allrll 22llil thru atflllnel, LATEX . WALL PAINT llawling'l trained m~anica will point . out the how•a and wby's your· engllle Will 8bdw· Gil the ·1', V. screell of the analyzer. flllall Nw t• Tak1 A:IIYantagellf thfo , , . Offet • Auto...,tl• DefrMIIJnlt Our Sale Price 3.98 RODS 1.69 DRIES IN MINUTii$ •-:".VIRTUALLY ODORLE5S tncludotl BRUI" IT ONI ROLL IT ONI SPRAY IT ON! 13 CU. Plckent Hardware MASOII, W.VA. l-r Comb. FT~ COVIIIIIIfTIR IN ONI COAT- LASTS LONGER DINE OUT at CIRCLE'S MS . 00 T~ 8• EASY CLEAN-UP WITH StOAP AND WATt!R w/1 Gal. $3.98 j , .. ~ DIM Oue SllncloyOt Any Special ~n nJ cu. ·n.. S.. FHt .,.., t•te~~ Oaofer fer ... "'" .....r .. r••r 8Yiti'F ,.roff•t ••II ........f1"9 Z' Doer oi ~,...., ·---·-· •.J . Comb• Rowley & Reed Hdwe: ' WY 2·2776 N. 2nd Ave. 10 M-J...XL. 2.91 to 5.91 ~~==--·- Apartmont Slso · l ·,lutomolllo Dofraot MEN'S KNIT Ad40d - ' cu. n. _,.,,loll 13.6 tion 1leeve. 2.91 to 5.91 . MIN'I IVY LEAGUE SLACKS - Continental ond regular belt loop. A nice assortment or C'Oior•. Sizes 28 to 42. BOYI' IVY LEAGUE SLACKS - Reiuloro and illma. .Sizeo 6 to 20 ---------------------------- IJ!t to 4.50 New York ~ouse Pomeroy = ld •• 1963 MODILS P!IICIP .WIJH YQUR-OLD . . 4.91- S.H aovs~ KNIT SHUlTS - lhort aleeve orlou, cotton• and bantono, Sizes 8 to 18. -------- ---- -------- 1.11 It I,H •• ·.c • REFRIGERATOR ~ I AS TtA61 • ! ' *25900./t With 5 Foot Cast Iron .... ,. ' .I loftl.,...t-..-r I .' • Middl.port - - 3-PC. BATH ENSEMBLE Unit sleeve cottons, or· lons and ban1ont~. The league's annual roUege drafl ll will be helri April 30. lewis Repair Service With fhe Introduction of Thll Naw IIJIIIII!Mnf MONtH cu. 13.3 Reg. Selling Priee G.95 --4 \ resc.'heduled its annual ~ 1m~Ung from May 1 to l MnRoPOiiTAii ·MotoRS ! J ZIICO IPINNINO REEL WITH I.INI ,.. I NEW YORK <UPil - The -< tional Basketball Association < We Have Them All Here And They Are Going At :: 606 I. MAlt. RODS & REELS SPORT SHIRTS Ill m STUDEBAKERS lr:....;~~------- I'U Bright New lllns In C Hardto~ University in Athens, GREAT LAKES PAINT Wltlr the Pui'chlse of l:itfler A Lubrication Job or Oll Change MONEY DOWN DINE OUTI MIDI>LEPOR't, OHIO NO ~."uld~.·~~ 432 1639 l H. Rawlinas Sons Co. • ffthan he any makl'll otherthlm NIILwork tum.harder "Re mak.. "' work h...t, 1711 Ta!al IV ~ Students representing II i•tl uo - the !llonlt!)' CliP 1ttd ern High School ln the Final tn bo111J101. I'd play for him District Scholarship Test .. 1 ed an ankle in the lint game J: e eyl. Statlen s~.•·holurt "On the llrlghtest Comer 177 ·Analyzer Dyna..Vision oln~le Beln1 Announced rookie John Havllcek who --4 Ul Eu·t·rn • ~ 356 FURNITURE "MARQUEIT" REFRIGERATOR I 47& S09 346 3ill! S71 BAKER Proudly Announces The Purchlle Of Tts. <l1udepohl Jll . ~ .. - ·- - -·-·· THE G&J AUTO PARTS COMPANY :J WHOLESALE PRICES __ - - S..I!Jutodq 4M IM6 I 424 Won I tAll I 411 'l'lre Heigblloro 493 D. Alh V. Ctaig 1723 B. Aoh G. Craig 385 Handicap ANNOUNCING t!au~a, "I e C. lnlelo Total • d~ ~ar ... .... . U.: avt illtroducad by Carroll caoto. ' lavnrln~ tho !Hill, . Georae KlnJ, W11t Vlrifnlo iJnlveulty i'taokathaD Coach Wll tho IU80I speaker lor bartqtJet, telling tit< )'llllllg •thJetes thai thlre Is no easy way tu be a great In atltletfes, U . tlkeo 10,000 hours of hard work 110 atld lllllly llllll'fllctt, N COlli· . . IIH!IIfed. Tho WV\1 Coaeb WH hat' your•? . I ! Ill 14 22 10 26 ' j •s• F~eohman t; 23 13 21 15 •• m-! ~0 BOWLING FUzzy-Cheeked' Leafs Chortle Youngsters Hit Over Sweep Of Highest Scores Hockey·nonors Coolville By 11.:'1 Outburst pr:~o • . 'athlete sbowlnc the lfP'Jl'Wmonahlp.' Ned JOIIOI woo presented trophy by Tom K, J'lah. el', Rotary pr08f'alll cJtaltMM .. tho ~•iwlbla playot (Ill •i~hl ~Am... I •u Gteg an 1ward for Clifton the reason . th• pitch shutouts. Dick Stlgmot ptloiM'd Sanford hi;,. .his top after the lh1•rf' a• ,ndlraten ex tb II ·h II by the Pirates. Hargraves tan- '" have been having • hall at first n.ajor leaguo shutout ol hli ••m• llecau"" ollwo halks called •.••WBY ED Kt:r1NEDY S "• · · on the too a s e · · d the n f' ot the l'lltter1; during t 1 the M't emta tu i.J S!if'S~ tan reaction. bu early Hornun who was paid PJ.OOO I ned four batters m one an twoe~pe !I • cBreel o g ve nn ~alnlt him, !JOt he didn't 108fl ' •nmplingo shnw most lans we« I I a g. by the Packers and thtrds innings. the for81 two w.. k& ol the ram· l'wlno a 3·0 win , over 1M '-"' I rontrol ol hnnSt"li or hi I otuff Whttlfet ptof'etticmal boMiJI• ll a 1port worth a&Y~nt. Of ~ 4'd AI lhf :=.I'!'Yerity ot Hor ~~ke~f'u; additiOnal money, trom Haigrave ·.!l ~riple with two pa!~n Al_lgeles Angela and Ray Hf'rb.~ durina th• gamP. He merely even a JpOI't, "mllfll diNtlblt. ~tnt baa bun fl&f\UI4 and Karru' pumshmen P . islon com mer , men on base m the top of the The ftgure!l show that therf tnf111ed 11 three -hitter as the Ch1- """At • .~ .,..hind ,. !2-tllt attack that w'th tneldenu aBIIOCI&ted 11'lth •ll•dY cbaruten, rtrlrd s, te1eval appearances. , s1x.th . ht!d hi h K ...... ~~:~• Mn~lg league orficials. mdudmg tesumoma . J nd 1 was the big blasl f or havA been nine stm\(h.lts pitt' cago W h~ No" Ileal t f SDfltlfl eArnPli th• Giant~ their sixth l;ic· 1 deciaionl, pre-arranl:tcl J(.Q'I and, tO(} ofttn, atark tra&ed.J. 10.-y in 5 l:nds general manager and coach m s<vecai , Wanama m that ftve-run inn- and only '" homers hit in the At.·s City AthlotiCl!, 3.0. It might be one of the atrange, developments of aport \linrtt Lombardi of tht Parkers 1 ·. d porto promotiOnA : lng. Dickie Tennant also tnp· nrst 3f.o ~~~m~. At ttuch a pace Two homer~ ~'f!rt hit-one by 1'11e Milwaukf'to Brave!' retained busme!1.!1& 11 !I d. h f h · · ch h Tw · E I 811 nd that boxing be saved or granted a stay of execution by agreed that Rozelle had no other , Knrrcu; is 8 partner in bar le m t at rame. , over t e ent1re season thr p1t · l e ms ar a ey a an· the British. The British. love boxing, although. they inust tive but to suspend Hor·1' . . h h rk ,· 0 the Wahama 000 105 0 - 8 5 2 er.~ wuuh_. accumulal.e tOO shut · other hy tht!' Whltfl SmC Oa\le 10 back to Tommy Farr to ftnd. a worthy reany to be .lterna · , mDetrUJtwereewos 1. pl'oud of, Randy Turpin notwlthBtandtng. The rest of aung. the league·,. greatest ploy- j ort -season. However, smct~ he Sandyv1lle 100 003 0 - 4 2 2 outs~more than the lea~~~ Nicholson_.- - - - modem Brltlsh boxing Ls enclosed In the parentheaell er, and Karras. idues not earn the money Hornung Jewell (WPl Horgravefl (6) 1 formed by the buckUng lep of those reluctant tlgen, Brea.ch Of .Contract do... Alex must find another • .J y 0 n k e r. Tribbett and Ji'atntin' Phl1 lclott and Btjf.n Ll)ndo.n. Yet the Limey Other o[flClals. ms1de and ~ut· source ol income during his sus· Thompson. 0 appteotatea tbt •mell al folth and :the thud Of leather, and tomt: lrtat oruwda have al:ietred th~ action a.t H&rring&y 11k!e ot the sport, see~ed to !eel pens1on. i • . . the same way,. that : .. Alex could make mor• money Thi d G Of NI\A •.nd Wtmble)'. there was a dehmte breach of . in wrestling than he ever could r ame ''Thud of leather'' m&j actUlly ~e w'hat the doctor contract by the 1wo playoro, and iu pralesstonel football," oald De· Playoff& Ti>night I Inasmuch as the sport depends . ter John Dyle. "This R01Jff'I'ON lut'll - A trio ol ordered. Mountma tat&Htlea &114 Clrip:PUnc tnjuriea have on pUblic patronoge lor lis ettlst- trmt will make him more L08 ANGELES <UPII - The 'd fuZ2Y ·<ht<krd yoonl!llerl, whoM brOUJht boli'lfil ·to the brltik Of 1Mbig outlawed. In thtl enre the players had to be sUI· ouspenll bee u he re- baoketball player• may be getting . lov0... a•• is lit.tft more than :18 coUAtt"f one MO\"e to eave lt 11 & r.leOrilln•ftdaUon to UN po~ular l.han ever 8 se little tired but the fans are stil1 The Eastern Eagle bRsPbAil · TORONTO WPJI - The Toron· ., r& defended their •- th~._ 8 10 OL Jloves in Ill but tltll WUta and I outteera 1n thoea. 1 111 ap IP. '1.4'& pe nded · I ce1ved AUcb harsh treatmen · - Ifi had J" •• 11 I compI"" "epniR ' today a~alti~t • field ..,., of tM h' · showilll a lot of enthus1asm for team blSAted Coo fvII e for tl to •· The Br1ttsh lt.J, ~·Why the dilltlnctJon? ·lt doesn't quite There are indications, too, that j ~~n:_w~- - ~urn_ out_~~ the championship best-ot-seven se· runs on elgbt hitA in a prep ed a !'IWtep Of horlors for one Nt- ,tn tbl! tetoncl round ttt the tflO,(m make tente.'' But beyond that they Insist on f oz. clovell 1 the Senate subcommittee headed ries between the Los Angeles Lak· contest Thursday on the EMt· tiona! Hockey I.A!a~Uf M!&fiCtn and Houldnn Goll Chmlc Th~ lmpltcaUM S. that there Ill more da.nger of having by John L. McCiell.. , D-Ark., "BIG O" HONORED _ ero aDd the Boston Celtics. .rn High school diamond. tho word from champlfli!O 111•· 1 ' your bralnl acrambled by beln&: pummelled by punches that may call for a comprebenalvo reNEW YORK IUPI.1 . Another sell-out crowd ol better southpaw Charleo !ling players was that they a11 Tommy Aaron, • 26-year.ofd don't really atln& than there 18 tn betnc KO'd poatlaaste ).)y port on the entire tnveotlptloll Robortoon ol tho Cinrmnab than 15 000 will throng the Sports KniRht worked on the moood would he back next year. .' IGeorgia boy. went to the top of a ftlt wrapPed only enou(h to be felt by OO,th the puncher by Rozelle as part o( its inquiry all ball been chosen the h Arena t'onight for the fourth game for Eastern and limited Cool- 1 That included goalie Johnny the t}eap 'nmrsday with a 6·Un· and the "fUncbee". into gambling and reported fix· athlete of the month for of the National Basketball Asso· \·me to six hits Final score of Bower, who hide" his age like a 64. .lack Nicklau11, 23, ing in football and other .spor:s.\Gordie Howe ol tho D-•1 Re elation "world aeries." the 1ame wao ti-3, the !womon hut lo at loaot 4ft yean, took III!Ctllld with a 8A illd oma' medical testlmony There ma.y be an encyclopedt• of Whe,her or not such ... mqwry Wmgs was second anciJ::oy The Laken can tie up tho oerieo hosto. Knlght lannod 10 bolters : and David Keon, woo hal juot be> leur Kerltltt Zarll!)'., I more tl, yet to be weighed, bUt lt'a pOsaible th&t the Brtttab maJ would mvolve the callinB of w•l- lie Shoem&ker Wll a victory. Boston won the while walking only two . ·1flU" to tetrnrla tlie ~· woo third .with I llfl, . II.VI bOXlftg from belnJ butteted out of exlatence by 10. C&llSII Drat two gameo oft tt. , 1 And, from tho hone• moilth, l Fnllowlnt. Willi I'll ..,.,. Ilob oUnCI pUtowe whteh don't .h!!IP ln4\iee Jleep quickly enoua:h. ;sELECT ONLY tHE VERY IIEST ' IN u•au ,. iii court lut Sunday and Tueoday. Eastern • big lrame wao the \came an aslllltoll<t! that manager· Cllarlel ol Ji'la.; JICk ,· . 'l'hlil~ 1111 IJilWot , o • WJ>&t'o )'Glln Tf n M 1 Tho .Laker• tOOk ...,.. No. 1 flrot when Bill Bobo led of I, coach Punc:h 11'!l•ch wtlllid roturn li'loeli 41 LM, A""'ll, palll:l o!ft• their liiJifie oouit WodneodaJ With • walk, Ronnie Hollinger in hlo dual capaolly ahhough · wlfl. r, llt_,l)!llth ol Olml.lle, Cilll. C . b)' a ll8-tll aCIII'e-hllho!!l with two away Clary nlng the NHL pennant alld hlo ' and Cbarlel Sllford ol LOI Alii' 111 ~ ~ ol the pi8Jolfo. Durst tripled, Knight olnglod, aeootld otrailht J!linioy Cup oloo. . When a boer would tutoiood ... Hav. . Game No. will he played ArLaugh walked, and D a v now an aC<OIIIpllohOd dream. Mnol of tbe 1olloro claim thil 6 ! Sl Booton Sunday and, 11 olngled. "I have ,., plano to quit," thl 7,:ZOO.yatd momlitlll .,..,,.. •• II tt 11010 No. 1 hore on Ourot •lammed • lach oald beiWeeiiBUlpo ol French In the blill eOndkiOn _tvor ond I "' alld No. 7 at Boston flaturday 10 with h11 I bagger. oth- vfntiiJ!• chimpagne. "Of courlll ·•w toumi!TIOfll t'iOOI'd may be ::1 \bill .,..,.-country marathon. Eastern hltlero were Roger It• up to 1M playero," he ~~~ :· ;oot;:.:t~)II>:O.:y:*:,;,·•lllllliliililiilliMiiliiMiiliitlttltMIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiii;;;;o;;;;i;iililili5iiOiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiii...iOii'j > Our Uoecl Car Let 1• Loododl Over 38 Can On Ill A record bosketblll crowd o1 Gary Wolfe, both sin- hut quickly lidded "I'm jokfne I< a< A Lot With A Capeeity of Only 20 Cou. S 11,41111 oqueerod Into the Sporll ond Knight, a double. don't take 1111 oerlou8Jy." w If You Don't H•v• A Tracl•ln, Conte In We lll Artma !l'edl101d07 night to 102 000 0 - 3 I 5 The playm In quMUcm, Will Sell You Any C.r On Our Lot AI A Whel• <C Jmy WOII, witb 41 potntl, !laotern 412 Ill X- II ft 4 t..afo who had jUol ellttllnAIII!d \1 :t ul• Price. We H.v• To Roduce Our Stock Of 1 Elgin Baylor, with Sl, pace R. Miller and Molllham. Cbar- the IJotroll Rod Wine• Ill IWO t- Uoecl Cars. Ill Lake"' "' vlciot'y. leo Knight alid Wolfe. ••m•• of a beot--en plo)'Cifl, > -t Weal and Baylor poUrod on definitely wanted hlln baek, even ::: llld Oni J!fllltlc!lt Wifll pr.lelltM our.tandb>l bulreW pack pre.ented the SallJbury P1'A program .of sin•· ••~ 'IJflflnoltiiY llflhl When the Scout& w~re doing tfleir ''Mitch Miller TV Show:' tho. 81J llllckt won ...., of Dean PulliDB, Roger DlliOD, Chuck Clark U i k 8 honor ll 1 atvoil by Abbotl, Martin Broderick, Geor1e likinntt, Dan· the PI, Ploaunt mob. f ~OUUI Aw~,!"~~· l~<t lJ L Pol. ~- Dod~ !ll~ff)f'dhereelodf ~t 0 ~;11 ~~the~rri,.;;l•· ~ t"~ ~~I!Jl ~ 1'1'. PUII.UAII'I' - MiMI Jt~~~~~oll •wn'•'-CM nr,::'"f,J!Ito ~ I'.. PJtcl1ers HaviDJt W/on derful r·une In Amet•Jran .. Lea,rue ' ~ll!lfh "'-IIi ~: ~':'~:~::.-:~~ ~•idllllll~!!; I mlnut~ - - 5 Runs Home Karra~. , 1 11 '~·'"~ ~·,.,.... a1·· ns Push ·I, I ~~ Sl\~lofd~!"Y~~ p~ G . Tub ENJOY . CIRCLEts-: ·a~toAsreo c.Jici(EN=_4- COMPLITI WITH ALL FlmNOI TO THIPLOOR ' "' . ., . .~~ . ~ GAL . . MilcH 100 11L QUARTS •• Mlkll SO 111, 5 U.\ K s-C.H QP s~. H A.M ' . . . · '. _ . ,.,. ·; ~IRCLE'Ssflt•n,: •. · ·.... · MAIN . ''' 1 ' '1· '"_ ·;, 1 .Jtwart Of lti~Wrme Pedcllarsl ~, '', .... ~AST-LUN~""",.ARTIES ' ' ' ~~~~· · VAllEY & SUPPLY l'ltetw W't N7W 9,91 1.91 EXTRA SPICIAL ' Low Pritt ;~HI 0• VALLEY PLUMBING & • • 2.2 E. SMoncl St., wt 2·2036 Edward IHr,-- �~ ... ---·. ' . ._,_._ ---~~-- . ... ,,, • • ·-.(\. • * ),>( r ' • , .~ Root&..,... Ull- 11 , .... rn., ~Y evemn&. ~Ice, worsho~ I P m.: ed. service, I p. m. Pastor, Thurnas E. Did- die. Happinegs isn't formed with faci(l.l museles. It i~:~ deeper than a s mile. Its brightness i~ m~:rrly mirrored jn Hhining eyes. Happines~ is thi warm f~rtile climate with which God ha8 endowed ea('h h~mwn ~on!. It will ftouri.".h as ]ong as our hearts and minds are ~:~xposed lu the n.1diauce of God. And, for those who di scover early the ~p i rit.ual ce n ter of happiness, no storm of ' life can ever penetrate :-;o deeply as to chill the joy Are you less consriuus of that inner }lappin&~s Perhaps you're living in the ~had ows ••• groping in •,. only a glimmer of God's truth filtering through. Bring your '"'ul on t inlo l he sunlight. Seek joy fouod.. The Church poi nts the Way. of the soul. than once? dark forests where it iJ 71-tE CHURCH I"'OR AL.L • ALL ,..OA TH. CHUftCH lllrly 111!11 •UJIPOTI. 1M Churdo _'They 11w Church ill tbe Jfii'OI II'fl l factol' 101'1 ,._re : 1 I I t'or hill own ...... _ 1!Z! for hi• .t.ildrf!l\'1 ... kv. 1Sl For Uuo &alu! of hia oommunily ,.,od J'llllion. •4 1 J.'or the •ke of thP. Churcll tllelf, whid:l net'd. h i. 1!>0111 111Wlllllll..-ial IUppolt. fllln to 1" to churdt r"'II'Mrly •nd read your Bible daily, fllltlh lur W Lui!ding of d llll'llt• t.. r 11nd good cilil.f!'n!<h ip. lt i5alltor~ huulll! ol tpin tlllll Vlliue&. Without• r mun• Cburd •. .,...;~, democraL'Y ..,....,., .OOUid attend ....-vio.w re1u· Baoday ~~~~": &.>•~·13 T':::~:Y WR~~·;~:Y i~:.:~.;. Ph;l~~~~no • I I Mo- - F- ~le"lca, VeronaI To I I• N 5 .Try Re.orm ==~1 !a~~ ext AnJlllll PI'. PLEA8ANT - Tho Ita <eoadaaed .. Paae Saturday I by Free I. said Cnbao refugeeo trained by ArMy, wera poised to vanauard of an IDVaslon . The invasloa never ei!DI Khrushchev agreed to wllhd · the miuiles, the Unttad ~= lilted Ita naval blockade and the two counllret IIWlDUIICed the etl· lis Is ovor ' ;:tor':u; es UI"Marmel down Winlield 6:25a.m.; 3•45 p.m.;Sandy W. tain. that which is good in family and comm.nnity life ' this fl'a• leal and unexpected chaose Ia the Ullltad Slatea poUey" the ~en~y admtnlatration het beenof m proceiS of Cuba Uqulda tlon thethe fight to free commuooism." Tha oldie lead,..'& break wilb wgou vemm pasiOr .i 92 Evangelistic oervica 7;30 p. m.: Rev. Roy W . Gearhart, pastor. Rutland, pastor Rev. Pau Tay· 1. . rlsmg,London, Charleston ' J,II.09 ha Woods Winfield un. Mid • week prayer IIOI'YII.'O Wed- SUnday Worship iervoce at 9:30 lor; Sunday Sehoul tD ' . stationary. Marmet and Robert W.upLea down 3:05 Winfield J>r!.~~g Wre is sponsorl'd by r7re busir1es• Jirm.s alld organi:ationa r _______,;_:__;__,:________________...,.l .' CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE FRAtjCIS FLORIST . SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES ;:ao p..m. ~. "uv':!· ;,orslllP ~ BAUM lUMBER CO• HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Leo,Cre~, ~; . dlnn~r GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY p,....· ~ .:.ai~·:=s ~: ~~·· ~ld ~venlng ABBOn THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ~ ·RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ~Iter M~ ~ ~tor; W.,~_;'fPy. Wed~ay of ROLLER PHARMACY • St. P~ul s Lutheran·Church· ., \ '. I • . \' ,. . . :-:. ... . _, !/Jw~n red:::,.:.~:::;' . Floyd E. Spen<e 257 W at, will be a Ia. I for 30 yearo of aervlce .J:'h company. Olhen invited to attend aU !ired, include Charles C. , 'Veajamill N 8aiRr Roy aod Waller V W ~ 1 11 award~ 1 Raeiue · Eber. H a Jaaon-, Portland, Dorsel ·E. Tupper• Plnino William Potta Syrac:use, ~~~~er Ra~nd C Randolph of Ches Mlddleportter, Radbert L.• Sharp of an. Henry G. Waagoner of Harrisonville. . WDilam Cross, Elson Spencer' was horn Dec. Z9, 1809, and and Virgil walker. ' on May tt, 1898. Sir Winston, born No, 30, 18'14, passed that milestone today in Monte Carlo I~~ lljj ~::~iu£~ :;:s.:"~~n:~~·;~ta~~ ~ .. • ·• PORTSMOUTH b~~~· at! Ddt O:i.;•c;;m. , --- OUTFIT 0 cb~.;;; 119 95 attend. . of The Purneroy. WCTU w i 1 at tbe Forst B a p t i s •ruesday at7 :30 p:m. Knighls WI ft ill rtne o(flcer who said the Thresher had experienced continutrouble with the vital high I air system used in WY 2-2448 Pomeroy, 0. ~~~~=~:g. 618 E. Main St. ·: riiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Graode Templor • Ul 1 SUITS ~~rie :~. ~~:~~: ~~~::~. w~;, I~ 0 FRE'E: ~~~~~~J.Es. o~ ::~NSTALLATION Arnold , -Brothers~ was sloppy." Stefano's tostnnony fol· that of a veteran subma· :Ot 0 at ND p. m. Y a W a Te Girl• Go resume The Right Eminent On Community Tour Cnmmande~ of Knlghls Thresher I $2995 UP White Sport Coats $1695 rt Coats $1995 UP ~an:~. w~Y I CLASS TO MEET Class 12 of Heath Methodist · Church will meet Wednesday Apeil 24 at I p.m. In the social rooms of the church. Devotions 1 will be in churge of Mrs. L. W. McCurnas and prngram will be RIVen by Mrs. James Croswell. Hostesses woll be Mrs. E a r 1 Knight, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mrs. Thurnas Riley and Mrs. James Simpson. ARROW SHIRTS SHORT and LONG SLEEVE LEGAL NOnCE All Popular Collu Styles ·, '• . ~...,. • 1 •• ~ tiir: arid'~Mi-s. · willlam . Fo\! 'ClllCLE TO ~ hart, on the grounds .ol gross 'fh:e Afte , moon Circle of Heath =rtyt pollalndliffuty aiaoand extreme 1 u...w.u.1 ......._ch ' prays or a:-:::· = .~II. Bllance W8lltlo vloll ' , 1 ~'-Cook and Mrs. Carlin . Plalnllfi .-.~_!' ~ ot Mn. ~·- mf.:;:IL ..._.. • . " J. il. O'Brlell, Altorney dren Pltlla ~ ,..,.... . ' < fDI' Plaintiff I , .; ;; . u 11e 1e-.itt ~ of~= :.~::-WJ~~ with Mr. . <4T, 12, !t, :zs: <II Grueler. .. lD• 17• etc WI . ' ·- .. I .-. • , . .. , -+ : . .' - .. . ' ,..; . IQNIW. $4.25 .. MEN & WOMEN'S Airway Luggage ud.' '!: o,.; w~ ""~ will meet restoration of her malden nan>ell PGER SEWING machine in mer ll(ledllilt week ih ' Col . ""::•Y aftehooon at 2 p.m. Marllpo Buckley· and o!Jter •w 1111 cablatL a1111os d tMt; IP,d ·ToM!Io · ~~& at .. C!o~' with Mrs. Emer· per relief. Said' caiiSe --,"_.·-be~. wallm 01' IDIIbolillY· ~ lild ~~I~ J'"" ;~ JD'Ilirllll leader. lor hearing on 01' alter 'the 111 n.ru, pali!ibel, ....-..... "~..... ~.... , , , , ..,..lllitl Will · be Mrs. ..._ ~Y of June ·llltl bll~ ~ ......... .,..., ,.,.....,. .,"' Brlla •of Tolfldoort- Miti.h' Mri Carl Ma • ~·• • -· ete., with: tthod llilh the F.ttlmera trW ' ·' . ttox, MrS. Marilyn R.mehart • '· ::;"· •'"'-tim~ .... of ~ ~I Ea'o~~.hetlmoQter' Mri; }V· A. ...... LEGAL NOTICE .... .. Marvin Rinehart w h 0 8 e place of residence Is West Virginia, and exact aclclusB In unlmown whoso mailing address is' p o Box 1226 Elkins West v· is ,herebf notiflied that 8th day of April,' 111111, Marilyn Rinehart, being plaioliff, !Ded her peilion against him as defendant In the Court of Com· mon Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Can No. 1M'IQ.. praying for divorce from said Marvin JUn.- by CURLEE - BROOKFIELD - SEWELL spection will mark the last of the II ~mmanderies In the Fourth DIYIS<on. -----. SEE "CALAMITY JANE" Tonight artd Saturday at 8 p. m. the Kyger Creek eh 1 ·n present "calamity Webster and Fain In join cooperation of the local Music lnstrumentel art depart~ents and Junior' class at the Kyger Creek auditorium. This Is the Academy Award winning score I Admission will be 75 and . 5ti cenls. :xcellent Selection of Accessoriet' eSWANK JEWELRY e TIES BY ARROW & SUPERBA eSOX BY ESQUIRE & JOCKEY eBELTS BY PIONEER & SALVATORI ·BA·H·.R CLOJH,I·ERS ' MIDDLEP9RT, OHIO • . ..... " A,lettar oold a reMIDtl o1«y o1. Lee ::e r.,. , e wu- ~ v.... .___ 'N Leltaro came from all -the FIIUYII'I ·•' world - Germany. Arblona, Obll). IN cHEml, OHIO ' One oald, "my wile aDd I are Open 11 AM to 11 PI( vialtorl from G<rDI&Dy. We have Sandwich ...,_._ • C\11 out Shirley Ellen:• pleton Sberbetl wllb her contagious omiie u weD u .. the story accompanylns it. SATURDAY ONLY 10 l!llropeaDI heat much abnUI FREE ROOT BED - ------ COMPLETE WITH n lfiNGS. Grove will open and close while !the vessel during nine m:.::hs Great Bend will present I h e I of overh•ul and tests All host Grangers are I . to bring cookies. I In .Thursday's tesUmony, MaAPRIL Z3 I chmiS!'s Mate 2 C Frank J. Chester Grange will meet Stefano, Z9, of Hartford, Conn., . at 8:30 p.m. Racine some general work done 0 ' v e Granges will at the Portsmouth Naval shill>- II . All members are urged during a nine . Ion we at ~io hel be1ieve our Masonic Temple starting at 3:30 g • tervlce employee& are p. m. Saturday. I !llliTS FILED amo~.c our most vsluable as- A dloner will be served at 6•30 1 A divorce petition and a par· ~ ~ioWF. Lundstrum, pres- P·. m. to Ihe Sir Knights and their 1 tibon of real Htate suit have ue • said· WJVes, and rit.uallstic ·work will . mtln.:::' :'' . '· Shake u -•.., ~y· NIWLY. OP!ItiD ·t· 3 Pee. ' over fiJOI),OOO. Ya of Racine made Easter Baske~ which they delivered to 24 old· er people o'n th . e commumty. On April 10th, they visited !he Syracuse Nur~ing Home and oan.g Camp Fll'e songs to the patients and gave each an Eas. ter Basket they had made. Girls participating were Nan· cy Bantz, Brenda Bradford, Laurel cairns, Sharon calvert D~a Cross, ~e CUrtis, ~ Grondslaff, Shirley Hudson, Jane Johnson, Ann McClintock Shirley Pyles, Rhonda Sa y r e: Joy K. Theiss, Brenda Webb, and Marlhti Yost. Transporll· lion was provided by Mrs Estber Cairns, Mrs. Mary Kay Yost and Mrs. Mary cur 1 1s their guardian. . ' · " , ..... r:~~l rr=i~~==~~~~ma~terta~~·~ochle~~vemen~~ta~~of~tbi=o=======~; of been filed in Meigs county common pleas court. J. B. O'· Br~ flied !he parlltion action ~ • . , j mon Ill•,.. Ccillole Ill ,. APRIL !! N H The ?'do Valley Grange No. Two crewmen who by lor. f~etted Too Late To Classify EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ni sc!ooot:d~ ~ E~t~ ~sh~N~~ •'!Jt• o..... Ohl~ ~ ,_.,.. ..., - 1 t.u;:r'ary NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE B. H. SANBORN cbantab~ bl burlod wttlo him Mer· I ---~:.....:.:.::..::=~­ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FOREMAN =:~l~lthebuledLulherao. 0 lllllltol I ·R · k Spnngs , . MARKINS FOOD MARKn . M~= t Jr., HEINER'S BAKERY .' Ill'•• -~..:l•~· U. venity. Mlao Coall .. tees. The four other Meigs men longevity record of 88 going . are Earnest Barnburi lour monihs ll!ld 21 days; _ charge ~non.!.:'t;"ll ~· and Clyde G. Mlllhooe as Justice of Peace A M ~· Meop coonty irea~r. The sull . Da"·· · • for divorce was flied by Stanwm. Woyan Southside 1 W Addle b and William HDI~omb. each ey t · s urger, Mkldltposted bond of $SOO lor appear- l:se~gal:,:alti~~i ~ 1:•· ance in circuit coort. plaintUC clai:· s. lecle , gross neg . wOthers arraigned before Good :Of duty and ••lreme cruelty. d~ were Bernard Gilkey, Mid· DANCE TONIGHT ~rt, overweight of truck, A high paymg fine and eosll of $106.10 IIChoul dance party Ja~ghlfaU, Middleport, over =~he~~~lp~[ I h~ we ,1Herbe truck, $45.40 aD4 held this evenlllg ·fro """19 • rt A. Funk, Galo•. to m 1 p.m. 11 • line of $10 and cools High · • owmg to close to another will be ~ 1 hroum, e • YI vehicle; R. C. Bosley, Point c arge. Pleasant, $5 and cools, assauli and battery; Rulh T. Morri· DANCE SATURDAY son, Ronceverte, $10 and COllis The Middleport Band Boost· expired Inspection olldter; ers are planning a rscord hop Ronald c. Grady, MlnersVUie, at the .Middleport High lchool $It and C0811, overlenctb of audltol'!um Saturday evenlo8 truck; Elroy E. SUyre, Shelby, from 8 to 11:30 .p.m. The dance Bond Salea Up In Ololo, $25 aod co.sts, rtockless is. open to everyone. The Jays Ohio, Off In M , drlviug: Donald E. Rainey, Pt. will MC. Sales oi &!rles E aJ•NsSavPleasant Route Z, $10 and eoo11 ings Bonds in 0 h . 0 driving left of center; Roy EtiMsrch exceeded $'1!>~ d~rlng gene Lucas, Plltlburgh, Pa., OC an inerease of $:1.3 aow' costs, 24 hours in jail aD4 March 1962, but Meigs cooa~ ike'!'" revoked COl' s!J: months, Sunday Sehool attendance on was oil·m,J« to $37 749 over drlvmg while intoidcated; El· Euler SUnday wao 117, offering the ~doe period. ' ' mer Grueser, Pt. Pleuant Rt. wu $3i.05. Leading the Stat. In percent1: $10 and coots, laUure to yield Mr• .00 Mrs. Herman Greg· age of quota attained are ~:C Lester Ernest ory of Cleveland visited Satur· cer., Van Wert, Auglalze and elled on ~ : : , ~ey, ~:lb Mr. and Mrs. ptifford Guernsey counties. In the vao wi .. . · ' Ins I. . of Industrial counties are Frank· lr ':;,.: 'j';,~ resis- ·Rev. aD4 1\frl. Lestor Tqlor lin, · Lucas, Montgomery 1 n d or~· ~ • a no opera!- spent a couple of diJI recen1ty Hamilton eountles. .... . _ : u fined $10 and with her parenta, Mr. •nd Mrs. · 1111 eowtt; J811181 F. Amos !Aooard. 1RLE ON IJST :ven, a .::· and Mrs. G«orse Glaze Ohio Stale University's honorlion cherp · '"' •n toxlea- llltl children, Mrl. GriCe Glta. roll roo: !he wtnter quarter, Ust· . · ,.,_~lila aDd ~ illg nam~ of uildergraduate -••• ':"' of Cc!lunibuo apent studeltls who achieved high ~~-------·/Euler Wiehnd Wlllt Ml'. ~ academic uerages for thai WWlam Radford perlod,lneludes Charles N, Ihle, . •.. .• "" ·- ___ R.F,D. 1, Racine, · Mr 1J1t1 ~ R L ~~ . Lad••• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY true~ ~ ~ Qu=sda~"tuJ ·CI;b baa· Hemlock Grove Grange and the tified ~~a':"';.:~·~ !have tes· Ame~ican Legio~ Cl:% .; at tbe Great Bend Grange. Hem!O<k ties and "sloppy" ~:k pla ed :.~~tlans were held.otoM: =~~.FJ:.r~tojU~;.:: ~~':.Atl :·irt~e Eas~rn LOHSE ~ Tw PI'. PLEASANT cho~ SWISHER r~, ~dn!l quet The Paterm·ty Sni"t R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~: ~~S · t! ~vement, toil~ capl~; is 0111 o1 lhtJ three largest neu- P oyetJ ao beea with the comr_.,tlialrlc bospltals In 1h o P~Y 25 ~ean or lougor · Ohio Valley C.mmandery Veterans Adminlsiration and hu Experien<ed OIIIP!oyeM ,. are 24, Knights Temptar will hold an annual operating budget of ::backbone of moot companies, annual Inspection In tbe PomerOy Two Held For Grand Jury In WILLIS ANTHONY · at $1 per person or $3 per lamwill ensble pwt1011lhtiirn fair lo tliroclly sup. eard h !den Membership o w also be able =-~pale in the elecilon ol a r Board of Direetors. =bershlp eards may be Dbfrom members of the Bcwd ol Directors. The Buddy =.,tsrcher Shll'll is to be' contact: for two performances at the fair. INVITED TO TO Tbetf! ""'I l1_R sre e.,.among Meiea ty war ·veterans thecoon1100 patienll at Chillicothe VA Hoa· pita! which is Inviting the pub" "':1 May Sth Guided ' ;_.,hant ben porll. . Phillp, S~ ~mmg ...,..w 1~ :~~,'•;·~= pre<~ent'pi· !;' ~:'::~':- S::~ o~tom~el~~~!: ~~g-t~~: Hold Annual annually in Toledo Mllll!field :,~c!:;v; 0~c::::e•:: ~~ vlded r~r Inspect::-ofare f'~ ::er, Smlthvlllo ~ Cnlumbw: J on SOVIet lhipo aiD eu. modem facilltiea, hospital I ';;'ery oix Ohio Fuel emDSpectiOD 00 aesday 7::10 t> m. a. m. with the pastor brmglng Guy Priddy, Supt. Winfield dams were the sills. 4:SO a.m.; 0 . F. Shearer up ByseD R• Free Me....,..: ... the meiSage. Sunday Sehoul at service SUnday Night 7·30 Boat movemeola: Winfield 6:55 a.m. CndriniJion up !4,up6:20 _ p.m.; River whase nam.es appear belo••, bert E. Smith. Sc., pa stor : SnD· 10 :20 a. m. wllh · Hobart Vine- Prayer services Wed. 7.38.~.m. ·. p. m. 4 Obla - Indiana H, day Sellool t :30 L IJI., Worley yard, supt. Youth Fellowship, First Baptist Cbooreb, Middle· p.m... Waltor Williamson up 14, Smorgasbord At Haley, Supt.: Mo-g worsbip 6 p. m. ptlrt, Rev. Donald Boone past.. <0•30 a. m. Youlb Service, 6•45 Soulb Betilel EUB Cbureb, or. Sunday Scllool, 9:15' 1HS p.m.: Patten down 14, Ordnance h Set p. m.; Evangelistic message. 7•30 Rev Roy W Gtarhart to Kat Hindy supt .. 10·15 a. m. 3:30a.m.; Francis Hougland up PT. PLEASANT- The Point i 14 • 3' 45 a.m.; Becklard down Pleasant High School Band P· m:; Prayar DWOiina. Tbura. SUnday Sch.;.l at 8:30 p:s ~: Worship ..;rvice. 5 p.' m day ·: with Norman Bahr, supt. Sun- serv 7:30. p. Wed m. Evenlni 14, do_wn Boosters sponsorschool a IDIOrg<7 30 Pr 16, 5:20a.m.; 3:15 a.m.; New Mar~ville asbord atwill Ordnance from Pomeroy's Budget Shopping ~nter Pomeroy, Ohio Pentecostal A...mbly, Rmote day Worship al10:30 a. m. Ice:. : P· mm. Choayll'- up 17, 12:.30 a.m.;. Little Ed· 12 noon untll 3,30 p. m. Sun12• Rev. &:hoot Paul E.u Jones, Lottrid&e EIJB Cbureb, meeting; 1:30 p. d up 17 ' t a.m., p eggy 1)ow- day with Mrs. Howard Rall!tY Sunday a. m.pas!Dr. wor· Roy W. Gtarhart, pastor. Rev. SUn· er pracbce. ney down 17, 5•t0 a.m.; James as geaeral chairman Tbt Uolted M tbodlt Cb b war and ,. ship Services 7:30 p. m. SUn· day Scllool at 10 a. m., RusseU • ~ urc Hood down 17, 6:15a.m.; Jaeob ' day, Wednesday and Friday. Archer, supt. Closing Revival Pomeroy, Rev. Melvm Alkire, G. down 17, 7, 15 a.m.; Hamil· All proceeds from the •radbary Cbrdlol Chrll&: All service at1 :30 p.m. with Rev. pastor. Chureh School, 9.15 a. ton up 18, 5,15 a.m.; Queen City will . be used for the llobld a BuildPrs and Buildins SuppUea Marcum, - : Bibio School Fred Ketner. Youth FelloWflhip m. supl. LA;? Vaugh· up !9. 5,10 a.m.; Freiberger cenU!nmal toor hegm· Member FTI).. at Morning worship 10:30: ChristSUnday 6 p. m. Wed. 7:30 p. m. an, Asst. 10.30 m. Are You down 19, 6:20 a.m.; Jerry Bosnmg .June 5th. The Band Bou.stH!-2005 Chster, Ohio ian Endeavor p. bl.; Evening Prayer meeting. Very Rellgoous? 6 p. m. M. worlb up 19, 7,20 a.m.; A. E. ers are attempUng to raose Graenhouso WY 2-6933 Ph. WY 2·2644 1 Worship, 1 p. m. Rodi _,_. Y. F.; Wed. 7: IS p. m Choir Dykes down 20, 5:JS a.m.; Char· $3,500 for the band tour. The 8•• ,..o Me IIJo&do• HaD o1 Juo.,.ll' Wlio CIJ- Rehearsal lea Stevenson down 22, 5:25 a. menu consists ol ham, meat .._. Public meet' Sua:. R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday Greal .... Belhl.... Bapllll m.; Crucible down 22, 11 a.m.; loaf and chiCken with all tho Y ~ School, 9•30 a. m., Worship ..... pasoor. Rubert Lewil. Jllpt.: uo John J. Rowe down 23, 4,30 a. ~r1mmlngs. The price of adults p. m.; Watcbklwer :dy 4 . P· m.. ICe. 7:3D P· m. MYF; 1:30 p. m.; L m. MOI'IliDg worship and SI.Ds $150 I te and 75c f Wnf Main St. Pomeroy B•bto study Tuesday a p. m.; Se,.. WSCS. Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.: Pray· day &:hoot: 7 . m. Eve . m.; Zii!UilOr up Greei\UP ?:35 ' . . 'per p a , or PLUMBING & HEATING SuPP9rt..-th~ Churcb of Your Choict VICO meeting Thursday 7 P. m.: er aod Bible Study, Wed., 7,30 p. viee. . P nma ,.,.. p.m.; Louisiana up Greenup 10:- eholdren s plate from sox yean Middleport 240 Lincoln St. Mmlotry school Thursday a p. m. m. Portlalld He La nee 50 p.m.; Gona up Greenup 11•· up to 12. Children under six Daavlllo pQ rtm Boltoeoo A . • v. wre Me- p.m.; Bob Benter down Green- woll be served free only if Phone WY 2·2550 & Cburcb tP 1 LangsvtU Obiot Ured Melbodlst cburcb, Rev. Dame!, pastor, Harold Roush, up 6,55 a.m.; Cotton Queen up accompanied by an adult par· 1 0 J·30 am e.Aodrew Robert R. card, pastor. Sun- Supt., Sunday Scbool9:307·a3~ m . 32,1:10 a.m.; J. S. Lewis down en! or guardian. "We Aim To Please" ' sundsy Scbool. Dodge-Dart-Dodge Truck• Middleport Myero, Supt.' M~g Worslup d~Y. School 9:30 a. m:, Lloyd lfYF .6 p. m.; Worship , p I0:30 a.m.: Pilgrim Youlb Meeta Dollonger, supt. Worship 10:45 m., Btble Study Wed., 7•30. ::::; TVLIPS FOR pRJNCEBII 6•4> p.m.; Evangeli11'• Service, a. m., Chas. D. Woode, lay· Eolerprlaa EVB ChlrcliM, ae.. 33, 3:30 a.m.; Alton Zephyr up WASHINGTON lUPII -BioomHO P m. Mid-we>lk Prayer aod leader. ornmg 33, S a.m.; New Orlei!DS down tng Dutch tulips and a glowinl WedDeada ·no services.Wed. · 7•45 p. m. Prayer Menzel Worship,Smith, , ,30 pasoor: a. m.; SundaJ Mid.it.pon cb.!'c• ·., m.N• Rollaad ...,.._""-·Carl School t0:30 a. m.: Youth Fol· 34, >:30 p.m.; Edeana Bosworth toast from President Keunedy Establi shed in 1904: Attend the Church of Your Choice .,._, Rev. Clydo J. Bartlett. Herring, pastor; Morning wonhip 1owsb1p, 6:30 p. m.: Praytr down 34, 6•50 p.m.; greeted Princess l5eatrlx of Tbo Middltport West Columbia, W. V•. Ph. M••on SPI-5593 Sunday scllool , a. m.: 11101'1> t0•30 a. m.; Church School 1,30 meetmg 7•30 p.· m. Wedneoday: up 34, 2:50 a.m. Netherlands Thursday during he< WY 2·3184 9 00 ing worship service t0:30 '·' lie, Mlpl.: 9:30 a. m. Worslup Youlb practice; 8:311 p. m. 6alllpolls Dam - Heleo .z. brief visit to the White House. NYP8-Yc"'<g p ,•.•. ,, p.m. : 1 p. m MODday. wscs first Tues· WedoeS'Iay: Cblldrens Choir, 9 a. down 9:10p.m.; Robert West up AIU!r a walk aci'OSII the ex"""' 1 , 46 p. m.: day and aecond Tlwrlday of each m. saturday: Evor 'istie service Aid, Thur• 9:45p.m.; Robert Reed up t2:· live mBilBioa grounds wlth Keno & Prayer meelin• Wed..7 30, p.m. mnalb; Family nigllt lui Sunday day. SO a.m.; Elgerdiff down 1:35 nedy, the President told the Do 7 30 school eveuloa o1 each .,...th at , . Heath Metbodlsl Church, M. a.m.; Walter Hougland up 2:10 year-old priooesa tn a 1t1001 toasl Noami Bapllli _ Sllllday REXAIL DRUGS 8 30 l •l(hJ· m.: worship, .._ m. Servico: W< •sday E. Dowson, pastor. Church a.m.; Craig M. up 3:SO a.m.; he was "glad, particularly, to We Fill All Doctor's Prescriotion~ 11 pr~ service Wedoasday 7.30 t> m. Prayer 1111!ttiDJ. School, 9.30 a. m., Lee Smith Titan up li:55 a.rn.; Asa up 7 have her here be<auae of her ex• Pomero~ ·wv 2-2955 7 P. m. ' Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. . ceptional persoaaUty." •' Near Pomeroy.lo1ason Bridge ·--'Eden United Brethren In a m Jr MYF 6 to 7 · a,uat - wors1up Suoday "'hros . I•. Rev. Elden R· Blake, Sunday . . evening . m. MI. H'"""• Ulllted Brellno · , , 1MomiDJ scbool with Dalep. and m. Suoday School; 10:45 a. m. C_,.._. Leo L. Veughan, Mgr. WY 2·250 tO•li. 1 30 pastor, Suoday scbool 10 a. m. Dee Swearingen, leaden. Sr. lh Christ, Re• Garrabrant, pas. Morning Worship, "Lessolll Rallallll Flnl Ba)lllll _ Sund., Wmme Holsmger, supt., Chrost- MYF Tom Rail, president, 7 to lor: SUnday School t •30 a. m., From Sodom." 6:38 p, m, oohool , a. m. PreachiDJ Swt O&n Endeavor 7•15 P: m., Mrs. 8 p. m. Mrs. Jean Smith, coon- Preach~ 10:30 a. m.; ~Iter- BYF and Jr. Fellowship; 1 p. Bakers of Good Braad , 1 30p. m. day Lyda Chevalier, preSident, da,.. selor. WSCS Second Mooday of oat. Christian Endeavor and m.. Evening &!rvice, "HooeaHuntington, W. V•. 2 30 BorrloooYIIIII Pnoloylorlaa _ ses for all . .Song serv•c!"' 8 p. each month at 7:30 p. m. The preaching SUndaY night 7:30. the Propbet of Meuy." Wocl. Sunday school II & m. WYF y ITt., Preachon.g 8:20. Mid-Week Eleanor Circle second Thursday Mid Week ~rayer meeting W•,t .. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Rullond, Ohio Phone SH 2-4792 p. m. and Bible stady every r - ~lOyer meetong Wed, 7:30 P· of each month 7:30 p. m.; Aft· 7:311 p. m. Cottage prayer meet- Bethlehem Bapllot Chore•, , day. Prayer and praisa oerriel n •., Class leader, Mrs. Mazie ernoon Circle Fourth Thursday ins last Friday night of each Great Bend. Rev. Arthur R. . ~ Isaturday 7;46 p. m Holsonger. at 3 p. m.; Class 12 Third Wed· month. McCauley, pastor. Robert La• •' Bakers of Holswn Brud , Tbe Mlddleporl Pent<coslal Bethuy EUB Cborcb (Dar- nesday I p. m.; Church Ad· MaiO• Cit.• Chuc• ol Christ, is, supt. 9:30a.m. Sunday War- • ' Ghurch, South 3rd Ave. Sunday cas), Glenn Bate, pastor; Wor· nunosiratoon Secood Wed., 7 p. Miller Sir•et. Sunday Bible Stu· ship and Sunday Sehool, "Le• " School 10 a.m. Sunday aight sbip 9·30; Sunday School 10 ,30 m. Choir practice, Wed. 7 p. m. dy 10 a. m., Morning Worship !ono from Sndom." 7 p, m. • Take Someone to Church Tbq y, eek & 0... Lally el 1M<* Mlo 'oa, t0:45 a . m., Vocal Music. Bl· Evening service "Hooea - tho Evangelistic 7;30; Wednesday a. m., Blythe Theiss, SUpt. In Pom•roy Onr 90 Yeen Bible Study 7:30: Satur· s raeuo EVB a.rdo. Gla Long BoJtom. RaY. a-go a. Ill• stuoly •. l'burso!aY. 7:30 p. in. .Prophet of Mercy." Qua1ity Furniture at Lowel'lt Price• 1 paslor, Sunday Sellool , Sbi(1111811, pasoor: Sunday !dais at RutiP4 Minloia, Alma HID, Salton Melbodls' Cb~, day aighl prayer and worship BaU!, Phon• WY 2·2049 1 30 Micldl..,orf 7:30. Paslor, Rev. B. L. 11arre11, L m.: Ben Qu~Jon~oorry, lllpl.: 10;30 L m.: llol7 Jlii,Yo of Clbll· pastor, SUnday School 9:30 a. Starting 'Monday AprU 22 aD4 Rut!... CIIIIJ'cb o1 lhe N....... Morning worship 10•45: Praytr lllltioo 7 p. m.; CODfeulono Ill m., !>In· Janel SUyder, aupt. ending Sunday AprU 28 bolb -SWlday a<hool 9•00 a. m. 11ono moetinK and Biblo Study, Wed., bour before, !dais. Worship 10:30 a.m. Preaching date• Inclusive. Good ainglilg, lng worship 10,46. Evangelialic 7•30 p. m. 8L lob 1 Co- 7:~ 2· 111,, Prayer . ~Ice, gooo music furnished in parl by oenice 7•46 p. m. Mid- praJ •ear Guyoville !Dutch Rldgoo, W'edDuday 7:30 p. m. , Rev. Freeland Norris and quar. er service Wedoeaday 7·46 p IlL Grote EpiS<Gpal Cburc•, Rev. George R. S~. oa~l; . Fjnl, !lapllsl Cl!tlreb, Raeine tel. Week of &!rvlces. Rev. Pomeroy. Ohte Colombia Cllopel: · ··Pooneroy, First and Third Sun· SUIIday Mall e:oo. a. 111.: . ~1 Rev. Atthu;..JUicQauley, ,p.., Lawrence McDaniel', Revr Pearl viceo eacb SUnday 9;11 a. m.: day& t0.30 a.m. Holy Eucharst; Daya of Obhgatinll 1 L m.. Cqn.l'tor.· Sam Curtis, supt. 9:30 a. A. Casto, Rev. Arthur F. Stitt. LOCAL UNION 5668 Sunday ScbollO a.m.: YODib Ser· &!cond and Fourth SUnday• 8 a. less•oas 'A .r before Mus. . , Runnswood. W. Ya.. vice 1:15 p.m. Eveoio& worship m. Holy Communion; 10:30 a. Roltud If OM, Rev. • A CHUlWH FQjt ALL. PEOPLE 7,110 p. m. eacb SnDdaJ. m. The Order for Dally Morn- Rooald Treadw11J, 1111111r: Sunday a-dl o1 CIJr1ol _ ing Prayer.. · School lD a. m.: Evansellllil 101', 1 JEWII!LEPWPTOJIETIUST Bible t:30 a. m l'reaelliDII MoroJoc Star EVB, ROy, 01C07>30 p.m.: Y-1 People EO> • .. . t • . to.:IO L m. oa tllo fil'll and lbird zel Smith, pastoro Sunday School deavor, 7:00 p. IlL W~C.:,!'IIJU Middleport, Ohio Cor. 'Y.~nmore • Second St. - ~meroy S..oda)'L 9•15 a. m., Supi. - Frod Smttll: meelillK 1>30 P m. s.....~v Y f'.u''re lnt~Ued RJIIIMII e1 C1Jr1o1 - Earl Sbuler, au't.; Momtna _.. R . Sun., . .A pril21 . . Pomeroy WY 2·2440 130 I. Se.:ond Bible ocbool 9;30 L 111,: Wonhip ship 10•46 a. m.: Prayer meetm& · ,.:., Cordi .t' •SUnd.ay &:boot, ·I:ID .:.. Nuriery ThrouKh Adult• a p m Tbllnday aenlL~ a . a. m., ~ '"'"leo 1Ut &m.: Youtll rei . ' ' Sehool 10 a. 111·; WSCS first . •Moroiina ·WOI'IIhip ServiC'!, 10::10 towslup I p. m.: Wonhip 7 p. m. ...-.. ~~ ._ Pall Tbunday Of P101111t• Board •Sunday Evenl111, 8:oo.:tut~·~ SpaKI'-111 Dinner · FIIRNITURE lo APPLIANCES ' •TuOoclaf, A!lftl'23, Wmi>olWtbe Chunh, 8(00 'hono WY 2-3586 Mlddl_.t, Ohio Phono 915-2125 Cbftr.r, Ohle Sunday .-1 t:IO a. m.: Man> SUnday S<hool t:IS a. m.: Cb- meetinr. third ol . !' . " . . . . . •f' .~ •.. ~.;I .•.. \} ·/ . • . '·' 'li ______________..:,______________ JI'"8 worship 10•30 & m.: EvoniJoll " 10:10 a. m., St. Jolm'o i!lfD' uionth· MYF 1111 two Sunday.• ......... 7:30 p. m.; i'ra¥tr day Scllool II a.m. Owrda I 1.111. ~ ' ' STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ~vm. Mlro .aid that aince this worsbip 1 ty Nlid~ rt ver epo UoltoilHoward p..., flev I -~~~~ I.......,._ 1 = ~~~"!~ ~:~t::a?-::.: =~:~~~~ ~theut· :~~~!'b~~ih!~EftJ~f! ;t~S::r t~u:~i~lv~~~,~~ [::::::::~::;:::;:;::;~::~'-;;=~~;.:;:-::=-;:;;.;;: School, 9:30 a.Preaching m., herbert Homingaervico WonhipUOll p.L m. m. t ;tenan Middleport Fthl Roush, supt., Wed ., SUpt. Evangelistic Church, From Utili t) personally eleared the way for a lection of the site wu deckled Cotboo invasion at a White by the Fair Board of Dfrectora A Pomeroy man 1 moetiog AprU 10, 1111. last week. . Meip Coomty who Ml•-· ...... R 30.. ear Pin Mllllll County Fair will be held go. Ri S nce -To ·Get pe. . y County ~air Date academl~ 9 30 :led pr~lde~i ·~~!R ~ Ololo In Columbus, April 20-21 . 1 Lee's wlfo died 10\'en yeara tolD he. sought for the .21st annual state ago. In his he turned to I the 'world': '" 1 ing IICheduled at the Deshler- ! their little !llrl, Sbirley Ellen who had Cl hi ve tor the child IU!ton Hotel. ' then aged Z. He sold bls ID ven m ao much hapMain speaker• for the formal ! ing busineSs and bought • p eos and .. much to IIYe for. slated -t 10 a.m. SUn- , of apartment build! to Lee, 45, his two apartment dt;' in the ballt:<JOm• 4re Colo- ' ao that he coold more Cbureb 0 . F. Lassltor, command- I •. -- -· · • til~ reil of his ing officer of the 801st Air Di· , WIRE BRIEFS property to organtzavision SAC at Loekboume A' I <on.s. Each piece of property !xft Force' near the 1 !Continued 11'0111 page 1) a plaque Shitley. city, and ,Robert R. Bangham In hio ell~ . executive secrelary of the IQour<hill •today'became the old- ,. Sblrl EUen'• Lee weQt Society of certified PubU A est former prime min Isler in ": ch he grove llmday coontants, and past British history. William wlth of B•ckeye Boys' StaU! trus- Gladstone held lhe lolas. g • Ba..;, patlen~e a. Hlo bqdy wUI rett alcoplda her chlldlll! moe~ "'*'"'·;... ·· 1 • State Meetmg 1 C~~eh9 :ev.;.'::::: ~~~ -w w~~> t.. , ...,. ":· JIIIOdbye toda7 to James J,ool Rio Ule became lwr ur. I~~ .... .. • .. - ... f k w o pve all that he had to the lito Thuaderl>ird · ID a tav... • . . itt b I' 11 ......... .r memory of his beloved little shlr· namep.... "'!'be ~~. ~ the North llldo lalklna "' • jW.• • • . . IS' . . . • ley Eller>. a. found dellpt In · t .' ~a~~· _. """"""· ill lllltjj )to "'I Aid - J - Lll _, ..... CHICAoo <UPJ) - '!lie io;. ~ ,.... t.. do 11'1111 ill lido'! ·~ loJ ...._ Shirley Elloo'1 1D 1o1 554 o1 $(. l f.... pix .: : . - to " II 1lio ..,._ . . Lucas Cemetery, Over. them will It dkll>'t il!IL Sblrley .Ellen died' !k • rowo1ver ON OOVNalc Five members, including Capt. stand a marble tombttone carved : in • Oaah fq March 4 11 their IDd IIW1 • to blo ltalpla OtritaiDI C.... IT .... zr ,tl Cllfford 1191ter, ol the Meigll l with !he wordl, "Togttt. In Life apartmeDI 011 Cbicaio't North About the ..:;ra'~ lfr. 111t1 '*-· 11·-ut C•-.,; County ll)ghw.ay Patrol Auxll- and Death." 1 Side. IM'• -id ••m• -hlnl ago a tho · a 8Gath lecloml St., "f111.t, lary, wUijoin with other foUKII· , It was tho slm'y of conoumlng down 8I'IIUIId him. !Dally ll<nl office h u - tleeled to 1111 siUul • 1 lor:· members from throughoot love. I!OIIlldl d OlliD JWC "" 11111r · •'""' m. , >rstup ' Blbl• Study. 8:30 p, m. Choir. and be glad, for your reward is great In heaven, for so ,_.,·ji!'O ~· ... ~ . James ~e Joins His Daligltter~ In Death ,. ~:.a: ~::... • f 7:30 p. m. Sermoa Rav. Lifo. Ruppelt puiOr. Sunday &:bool . H. Shafer, Jr .. down Winfield tr.,er Moth- l.HI'S Tburoday 7,00 p. m. prayer mee~ 9,30 a.m. Ricbard Vaughan, supt. d Ga•r: 5rea:inp: . Ga~~~~ 6:45p.m.; Chris Jr. down Win· ~.:..;,.--_::.:.:.:_::.....J Cllll, Rev. ll Eu~ GoeU. pu- , and Bible study. Everyone 10:30 a. m., Worship; S:46 YF: am · • 1 .3, runnmg ee field 7:45 p.m.; C. V. Harner lOr. Sunday scbooi . 9:30: Pbil 111 welcome. Edmond L~a Pastor. Wed. 6:30 Jmnor Choir: 7 p. m. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· up Winfield JO:SO p.m.; Solvay .t w 11, m some memure. foster and help sus• W•se. Supt.;Youlb Mommg Pleasant 24.68. FHinton a.m.; ElisMel' to,30 a.m.; """"'" 7 p.m. Tuppero Plains EIJB Chore• Sellio.~ Free Choir. Will BapUot Cbardo, 26, 1.': Pt. falling, Kanawba all• doWII rut up Winlield Winfield 1:05 2:15a.m.; 1 Psalm• 32;1-11 2•21·"8 8•31·39 3•14-21 u.o .__._______________ _;,.;.:,.:;:.. __ , , • , Wrth tile ltoTJf! Five Auxiliarv . - J Men Gojog To .., . HarriSunvon. ·Ro•d. E""""' aervice. c..,...'" Clorlal. men P!rsecuted the prophets who were before you." Uodenruod. onlllllter. Bible ochool ., .MaaU!ra. mon""" ' ·Sunday It will be noted that these Beatlt'!d~s consist. of pra~ Y.30 a. m.. Mommg •orsb•p IU •:III .._..., Soy-Day Sc.booJ ••oo a. m.. Churct> 10 30 tically a summary of the whole Christian teachmg. It 1• am.: Evenmg worship HO p.m. lol - <124 Buuenouo Ave DAV a m.: Chnsti.. l!:ndeavor 6,3o1a spiritual, rather•than a literary summation, emphaslz. Robert Reed. Bible Sc:bool Sup< IWI• Sabblllb Sebool 1 p. m.: p m., Evenmg ,.,ice 8 30 p m lng the Jewish .approach to a religious teaching. Jesus, Syracuse Melb dlst c•ureb, Wol'llhle ~. S•15 p. m., lei' Sy F uruike other great religious teachers gives US DO Rev. Carl Herring, pastor; DaPrayer teri ,..,... lrll Uoi!M ,...,_ tailed instructions about what we are to , ,.. Winebrenneo , supt. Sunday mg 1bur<iday 7•30 p. m. pel:,• do. He had little with the · . Scllool 9:30 a. m. Modweek Bob• ':' 8 m sund <;c...!t .., and ots theory of salvation through the 1 le Study 7:30 p. m. Wed. Cluu'c~ ol God, ML av · ·. [Jesus underlined His teachings in man's ! VB Cllur<b, ........ Falls, !leY. Rev Ira M. Tibbs, Pastor Swt Ue Federated Cbardl, PoDI- lieve yourself a child of God, is to Hubert Sharp, p..tor. SundaJ day school 9•45 L m.: Worsrua oro) , Unoted Church of lllrisl child of .God. The very first one o """"'! • •30 L m.; Worship.....,. serviCII 11 a. m.: and 7•46 P.m.. (E&II) - Presbylerilll, ltev. are the poor lp .spirit." We.lqlow that the poor prayer meeting Tuesday 7,00 Waldo J. Bartels, pastor, Mr. does not mean what we call poor spirited. It · 1 iceo Sunday ..,enin at 7••· 1 - . Syr• p. m. You.og People, l'ridav 7•30 John Wm. Blaettner, Oir, of have emptied oneself of all desire of your own, to re• Cbvelo or tho N cu... Rev. Harold Holmeo, past.o p.m. Chr. Edue.; SUnday School ' at ,pounce all preconceived beliefs and to accept the will of or sooday school 9•30 a. m.; 9:U a. m., Worship 10:30 a. m. God. We are not "poor; in spirit" when of our ow n: Mornmg worohip 10•00 L ,.., Bradfori Chore~ ol Cllriot. 'Wanted: Faith in Life's Worll>- strength we feel able to manage our lives .w ithout an MYPS 6•30 p. m.: EvaageliBiic: millister, Chart.. Pierce: Rollllle whileness.'' Youth Fellowship, Almighty God. We reject the salvation of Jesus because servicel at 7•30 p. m.; wecme.. Ruasell, sup<: Bibla Sc1ioo1 S:30 P· m. we have "great possessions" of money, of positions. da~ 7•30 prayer meeting; Prayer "'"'a. m.: Mo-B worslup 10' "' First Bapllot Qurcb, Pom· Church or otherwise. Confidence in our own judgments bour 'tueaday 7;10 p. m.: llioo a m. : <:llrmian Endeavor tyouth roy, Ralph c." Zundel, pas!Dr. and spiritual prtde, are deadly sins, as are oionary service ;a the 3rd Tuesday 6 P· m.; EveniDJ worship 7:30: 9:30 · lt:IS m. Service of distinction and habits that we have no desire to Jet of the moath at 7•00 p m. Wedneoday ovenina Bible studY worship and study. Special mus- It was exactly the "poor in spirit" who received Him Cllllr<h e1 Naaar..e, , _ , . at 7,00. · ic. Sermon "What Is an Easter gladly. He was not received by the Ecclesiastics of Jeru Rev. Clyde HeDderaon. pasoor: GGopel Christian?" Nursery and Junior salem, because they had great positions in the Temple, Sunday Scbool 9:30; Moi'IIIDg WoJ'o an Stlversville Road E. 1. Grtl· Chureh lor aU children; 6:38 p. The poor In spirit had no such possessions, tbe humble ship t0•30: NYPS 6•46: E.'ellillb filb, pasiOr: Roger Willoml, s. m. Yooth Reereation and meet- and unlearned people became a part of the multitudes service• 7•30: Prayer meetillv at s. Supt.: somday Sellool 10 &m. lng. Tuesday 6:30 Boy Scoull; that followed Jesus gladly., and tbus became a part of 7;30 Thursday. Evan. stir serviCes 7•30 o. m.: Tuesday 7:30 p. m. WCTIJ; 7 the revolutionary teachings of tbe lowly carpenter that Falrvoew Cbarch, Rev. Law· Prayer meetinK 7;30 p. m. Tiles- p. m. Wed. Choir rehearsal; is destined to overthrow all tbe vested interests on Ibis renee Glusencamp. Young Peo- day. 7:oS p. m. Wed. Quartorly Bus- earth, that is contrary to His teachings. ples meeting and prayer meet- BHH ol Prays Clleder 0 iness meeting i Tbursday 7:30 ing combined each Sunday ev· Tha C.untry Cbri 111 Towu. •s.m: p. m. One Won One elass meetKanawhA River - SUffolk up \ enmg at , ,30 p, m. SUnday day school , a. m. Berl Boi!P mg. Marmet 9:40 p.m.; James Hin· -:-:---:::---:--::---:~""":!'~....~ :.:' "': :. :·x: -·:"': ,:•: •-:=: !:. .,~"'!:!;.:·'~"0:"~81~ ~•: •"!:·: :': ·•----, nur tivil iz.~~tiOll 011n s urv ive . 'I'tlt're ••• lour IOIH!d ~ why e\'HY . 'i'·" • . tilE BEATITUDES' ·. .I . Jly Ae\'• AJ1hur I,'. SUit .~ - a.r.• - "*'"' . ' ' .J - • 1- 'Metlio4ilt Ch•ub, Raelile, oltlo Tel{t: ·llattbew 5:3·13 "Blessed ar~ the poor In spirit for theirs iJ the ldntdom or l)eaven. Blessed are those who mourn( for they ..,. .... Billie """'Y uo p. m. Chord ol C:Wiot, Mlddleporl&hall ~comforted. Bleslll!d are the meek, for they shall W-•J !Fred Gardner, mlnlste<: 1:30 inherit the earth. Blessed are those who hunger and , ~ Sunclat •· m. Bible School, Wendell thU'st for righteousness, (or they shall be saijsfied. Blesa'""o'" ••30 a. m.. Worstup ,.. Gtrlach, supt. 10:30 a. m. Mom- ed are the merciful, for they shall Qbtaln mercy. BleiiSed , .,. tQ;OO • m ing worsl,p, " The Grace-Faith are tilt' .p ure in heart, for they shall see God. BleiiSed L . . .. , , eo..,..••-• Union." 6:30 p.m. Youth pro- Jre those who are persecuted for rightequsness' sake, 1 1 1 Church: Christian Frank A. grams; 7.J() p. w. Evening for theirs Is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you Cheesebrow. posoor• , a ... .·&>rvlce, "In His Place.:· Wed. w.hen ·men _revile yoy and persecute .YOU and , utter all · Sunday church School 9 30R"burd 7 3u p. m. Prayer meeting and kmds of ev11 against yQu falsely on my account. Rejoice Zlo• Cll"""' ol ClorW, . . _ Fetty. supt. to ,30 • . T1-iE HJiPPy SOt.JL SERMON~TIE'\ .· Sentinel' Church News~ . Chrost of Latter Day Samll, sox miles Iron. Racm. on Ra.Portland ~ad. SUnda) Scbool 9.30 a. m., Worship 10.30 ~· ~J.. ... , B,I)PIILSentl~~l, tont~roy·Middieport, O.,'Aprll1~9. 111U I • ......... • ' - ·-· _,_...........- ~ -··-... ,..-.~ -~ �~ ... ---·. ' . ._,_._ ---~~-- . ... ,,, • • ·-.(\. • * ),>( r ' • , .~ Root&..,... Ull- 11 , .... rn., ~Y evemn&. ~Ice, worsho~ I P m.: ed. service, I p. m. Pastor, Thurnas E. Did- die. Happinegs isn't formed with faci(l.l museles. It i~:~ deeper than a s mile. Its brightness i~ m~:rrly mirrored jn Hhining eyes. Happines~ is thi warm f~rtile climate with which God ha8 endowed ea('h h~mwn ~on!. It will ftouri.".h as ]ong as our hearts and minds are ~:~xposed lu the n.1diauce of God. And, for those who di scover early the ~p i rit.ual ce n ter of happiness, no storm of ' life can ever penetrate :-;o deeply as to chill the joy Are you less consriuus of that inner }lappin&~s Perhaps you're living in the ~had ows ••• groping in •,. only a glimmer of God's truth filtering through. Bring your '"'ul on t inlo l he sunlight. Seek joy fouod.. The Church poi nts the Way. of the soul. than once? dark forests where it iJ 71-tE CHURCH I"'OR AL.L • ALL ,..OA TH. CHUftCH lllrly 111!11 •UJIPOTI. 1M Churdo _'They 11w Church ill tbe Jfii'OI II'fl l factol' 101'1 ,._re : 1 I I t'or hill own ...... _ 1!Z! for hi• .t.ildrf!l\'1 ... kv. 1Sl For Uuo &alu! of hia oommunily ,.,od J'llllion. •4 1 J.'or the •ke of thP. Churcll tllelf, whid:l net'd. h i. 1!>0111 111Wlllllll..-ial IUppolt. fllln to 1" to churdt r"'II'Mrly •nd read your Bible daily, fllltlh lur W Lui!ding of d llll'llt• t.. r 11nd good cilil.f!'n!<h ip. lt i5alltor~ huulll! ol tpin tlllll Vlliue&. Without• r mun• Cburd •. .,...;~, democraL'Y ..,....,., .OOUid attend ....-vio.w re1u· Baoday ~~~~": &.>•~·13 T':::~:Y WR~~·;~:Y i~:.:~.;. Ph;l~~~~no • I I Mo- - F- ~le"lca, VeronaI To I I• N 5 .Try Re.orm ==~1 !a~~ ext AnJlllll PI'. PLEA8ANT - Tho Ita <eoadaaed .. Paae Saturday I by Free I. said Cnbao refugeeo trained by ArMy, wera poised to vanauard of an IDVaslon . The invasloa never ei!DI Khrushchev agreed to wllhd · the miuiles, the Unttad ~= lilted Ita naval blockade and the two counllret IIWlDUIICed the etl· lis Is ovor ' ;:tor':u; es UI"Marmel down Winlield 6:25a.m.; 3•45 p.m.;Sandy W. tain. that which is good in family and comm.nnity life ' this fl'a• leal and unexpected chaose Ia the Ullltad Slatea poUey" the ~en~y admtnlatration het beenof m proceiS of Cuba Uqulda tlon thethe fight to free commuooism." Tha oldie lead,..'& break wilb wgou vemm pasiOr .i 92 Evangelistic oervica 7;30 p. m.: Rev. Roy W . Gearhart, pastor. Rutland, pastor Rev. Pau Tay· 1. . rlsmg,London, Charleston ' J,II.09 ha Woods Winfield un. Mid • week prayer IIOI'YII.'O Wed- SUnday Worship iervoce at 9:30 lor; Sunday Sehoul tD ' . stationary. Marmet and Robert W.upLea down 3:05 Winfield J>r!.~~g Wre is sponsorl'd by r7re busir1es• Jirm.s alld organi:ationa r _______,;_:__;__,:________________...,.l .' CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE FRAtjCIS FLORIST . SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES ;:ao p..m. ~. "uv':!· ;,orslllP ~ BAUM lUMBER CO• HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Leo,Cre~, ~; . dlnn~r GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY p,....· ~ .:.ai~·:=s ~: ~~·· ~ld ~venlng ABBOn THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ~ ·RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ~Iter M~ ~ ~tor; W.,~_;'fPy. Wed~ay of ROLLER PHARMACY • St. P~ul s Lutheran·Church· ., \ '. I • . \' ,. . . :-:. ... . _, !/Jw~n red:::,.:.~:::;' . Floyd E. Spen<e 257 W at, will be a Ia. I for 30 yearo of aervlce .J:'h company. Olhen invited to attend aU !ired, include Charles C. , 'Veajamill N 8aiRr Roy aod Waller V W ~ 1 11 award~ 1 Raeiue · Eber. H a Jaaon-, Portland, Dorsel ·E. Tupper• Plnino William Potta Syrac:use, ~~~~er Ra~nd C Randolph of Ches Mlddleportter, Radbert L.• Sharp of an. Henry G. Waagoner of Harrisonville. . WDilam Cross, Elson Spencer' was horn Dec. Z9, 1809, and and Virgil walker. ' on May tt, 1898. Sir Winston, born No, 30, 18'14, passed that milestone today in Monte Carlo I~~ lljj ~::~iu£~ :;:s.:"~~n:~~·;~ta~~ ~ .. • ·• PORTSMOUTH b~~~· at! Ddt O:i.;•c;;m. , --- OUTFIT 0 cb~.;;; 119 95 attend. . of The Purneroy. WCTU w i 1 at tbe Forst B a p t i s •ruesday at7 :30 p:m. Knighls WI ft ill rtne o(flcer who said the Thresher had experienced continutrouble with the vital high I air system used in WY 2-2448 Pomeroy, 0. ~~~~=~:g. 618 E. Main St. ·: riiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Graode Templor • Ul 1 SUITS ~~rie :~. ~~:~~: ~~~::~. w~;, I~ 0 FRE'E: ~~~~~~J.Es. o~ ::~NSTALLATION Arnold , -Brothers~ was sloppy." Stefano's tostnnony fol· that of a veteran subma· :Ot 0 at ND p. m. Y a W a Te Girl• Go resume The Right Eminent On Community Tour Cnmmande~ of Knlghls Thresher I $2995 UP White Sport Coats $1695 rt Coats $1995 UP ~an:~. w~Y I CLASS TO MEET Class 12 of Heath Methodist · Church will meet Wednesday Apeil 24 at I p.m. In the social rooms of the church. Devotions 1 will be in churge of Mrs. L. W. McCurnas and prngram will be RIVen by Mrs. James Croswell. Hostesses woll be Mrs. E a r 1 Knight, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mrs. Thurnas Riley and Mrs. James Simpson. ARROW SHIRTS SHORT and LONG SLEEVE LEGAL NOnCE All Popular Collu Styles ·, '• . ~...,. • 1 •• ~ tiir: arid'~Mi-s. · willlam . Fo\! 'ClllCLE TO ~ hart, on the grounds .ol gross 'fh:e Afte , moon Circle of Heath =rtyt pollalndliffuty aiaoand extreme 1 u...w.u.1 ......._ch ' prays or a:-:::· = .~II. Bllance W8lltlo vloll ' , 1 ~'-Cook and Mrs. Carlin . Plalnllfi .-.~_!' ~ ot Mn. ~·- mf.:;:IL ..._.. • . " J. il. O'Brlell, Altorney dren Pltlla ~ ,..,.... . ' < fDI' Plaintiff I , .; ;; . u 11e 1e-.itt ~ of~= :.~::-WJ~~ with Mr. . <4T, 12, !t, :zs: <II Grueler. .. lD• 17• etc WI . ' ·- .. I .-. • , . .. , -+ : . .' - .. . ' ,..; . IQNIW. $4.25 .. MEN & WOMEN'S Airway Luggage ud.' '!: o,.; w~ ""~ will meet restoration of her malden nan>ell PGER SEWING machine in mer ll(ledllilt week ih ' Col . ""::•Y aftehooon at 2 p.m. Marllpo Buckley· and o!Jter •w 1111 cablatL a1111os d tMt; IP,d ·ToM!Io · ~~& at .. C!o~' with Mrs. Emer· per relief. Said' caiiSe --,"_.·-be~. wallm 01' IDIIbolillY· ~ lild ~~I~ J'"" ;~ JD'Ilirllll leader. lor hearing on 01' alter 'the 111 n.ru, pali!ibel, ....-..... "~..... ~.... , , , , ..,..lllitl Will · be Mrs. ..._ ~Y of June ·llltl bll~ ~ ......... .,..., ,.,.....,. .,"' Brlla •of Tolfldoort- Miti.h' Mri Carl Ma • ~·• • -· ete., with: tthod llilh the F.ttlmera trW ' ·' . ttox, MrS. Marilyn R.mehart • '· ::;"· •'"'-tim~ .... of ~ ~I Ea'o~~.hetlmoQter' Mri; }V· A. ...... LEGAL NOTICE .... .. Marvin Rinehart w h 0 8 e place of residence Is West Virginia, and exact aclclusB In unlmown whoso mailing address is' p o Box 1226 Elkins West v· is ,herebf notiflied that 8th day of April,' 111111, Marilyn Rinehart, being plaioliff, !Ded her peilion against him as defendant In the Court of Com· mon Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Can No. 1M'IQ.. praying for divorce from said Marvin JUn.- by CURLEE - BROOKFIELD - SEWELL spection will mark the last of the II ~mmanderies In the Fourth DIYIS<on. -----. SEE "CALAMITY JANE" Tonight artd Saturday at 8 p. m. the Kyger Creek eh 1 ·n present "calamity Webster and Fain In join cooperation of the local Music lnstrumentel art depart~ents and Junior' class at the Kyger Creek auditorium. This Is the Academy Award winning score I Admission will be 75 and . 5ti cenls. :xcellent Selection of Accessoriet' eSWANK JEWELRY e TIES BY ARROW & SUPERBA eSOX BY ESQUIRE & JOCKEY eBELTS BY PIONEER & SALVATORI ·BA·H·.R CLOJH,I·ERS ' MIDDLEP9RT, OHIO • . ..... " A,lettar oold a reMIDtl o1«y o1. Lee ::e r.,. , e wu- ~ v.... .___ 'N Leltaro came from all -the FIIUYII'I ·•' world - Germany. Arblona, Obll). IN cHEml, OHIO ' One oald, "my wile aDd I are Open 11 AM to 11 PI( vialtorl from G<rDI&Dy. We have Sandwich ...,_._ • C\11 out Shirley Ellen:• pleton Sberbetl wllb her contagious omiie u weD u .. the story accompanylns it. SATURDAY ONLY 10 l!llropeaDI heat much abnUI FREE ROOT BED - ------ COMPLETE WITH n lfiNGS. Grove will open and close while !the vessel during nine m:.::hs Great Bend will present I h e I of overh•ul and tests All host Grangers are I . to bring cookies. I In .Thursday's tesUmony, MaAPRIL Z3 I chmiS!'s Mate 2 C Frank J. Chester Grange will meet Stefano, Z9, of Hartford, Conn., . at 8:30 p.m. Racine some general work done 0 ' v e Granges will at the Portsmouth Naval shill>- II . All members are urged during a nine . Ion we at ~io hel be1ieve our Masonic Temple starting at 3:30 g • tervlce employee& are p. m. Saturday. I !llliTS FILED amo~.c our most vsluable as- A dloner will be served at 6•30 1 A divorce petition and a par· ~ ~ioWF. Lundstrum, pres- P·. m. to Ihe Sir Knights and their 1 tibon of real Htate suit have ue • said· WJVes, and rit.uallstic ·work will . mtln.:::' :'' . '· Shake u -•.., ~y· NIWLY. OP!ItiD ·t· 3 Pee. ' over fiJOI),OOO. Ya of Racine made Easter Baske~ which they delivered to 24 old· er people o'n th . e commumty. On April 10th, they visited !he Syracuse Nur~ing Home and oan.g Camp Fll'e songs to the patients and gave each an Eas. ter Basket they had made. Girls participating were Nan· cy Bantz, Brenda Bradford, Laurel cairns, Sharon calvert D~a Cross, ~e CUrtis, ~ Grondslaff, Shirley Hudson, Jane Johnson, Ann McClintock Shirley Pyles, Rhonda Sa y r e: Joy K. Theiss, Brenda Webb, and Marlhti Yost. Transporll· lion was provided by Mrs Estber Cairns, Mrs. Mary Kay Yost and Mrs. Mary cur 1 1s their guardian. . ' · " , ..... r:~~l rr=i~~==~~~~ma~terta~~·~ochle~~vemen~~ta~~of~tbi=o=======~; of been filed in Meigs county common pleas court. J. B. O'· Br~ flied !he parlltion action ~ • . , j mon Ill•,.. Ccillole Ill ,. APRIL !! N H The ?'do Valley Grange No. Two crewmen who by lor. f~etted Too Late To Classify EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ni sc!ooot:d~ ~ E~t~ ~sh~N~~ •'!Jt• o..... Ohl~ ~ ,_.,.. ..., - 1 t.u;:r'ary NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE B. H. SANBORN cbantab~ bl burlod wttlo him Mer· I ---~:.....:.:.::..::=~­ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FOREMAN =:~l~lthebuledLulherao. 0 lllllltol I ·R · k Spnngs , . MARKINS FOOD MARKn . M~= t Jr., HEINER'S BAKERY .' Ill'•• -~..:l•~· U. venity. Mlao Coall .. tees. The four other Meigs men longevity record of 88 going . are Earnest Barnburi lour monihs ll!ld 21 days; _ charge ~non.!.:'t;"ll ~· and Clyde G. Mlllhooe as Justice of Peace A M ~· Meop coonty irea~r. The sull . Da"·· · • for divorce was flied by Stanwm. Woyan Southside 1 W Addle b and William HDI~omb. each ey t · s urger, Mkldltposted bond of $SOO lor appear- l:se~gal:,:alti~~i ~ 1:•· ance in circuit coort. plaintUC clai:· s. lecle , gross neg . wOthers arraigned before Good :Of duty and ••lreme cruelty. d~ were Bernard Gilkey, Mid· DANCE TONIGHT ~rt, overweight of truck, A high paymg fine and eosll of $106.10 IIChoul dance party Ja~ghlfaU, Middleport, over =~he~~~lp~[ I h~ we ,1Herbe truck, $45.40 aD4 held this evenlllg ·fro """19 • rt A. Funk, Galo•. to m 1 p.m. 11 • line of $10 and cools High · • owmg to close to another will be ~ 1 hroum, e • YI vehicle; R. C. Bosley, Point c arge. Pleasant, $5 and cools, assauli and battery; Rulh T. Morri· DANCE SATURDAY son, Ronceverte, $10 and COllis The Middleport Band Boost· expired Inspection olldter; ers are planning a rscord hop Ronald c. Grady, MlnersVUie, at the .Middleport High lchool $It and C0811, overlenctb of audltol'!um Saturday evenlo8 truck; Elroy E. SUyre, Shelby, from 8 to 11:30 .p.m. The dance Bond Salea Up In Ololo, $25 aod co.sts, rtockless is. open to everyone. The Jays Ohio, Off In M , drlviug: Donald E. Rainey, Pt. will MC. Sales oi &!rles E aJ•NsSavPleasant Route Z, $10 and eoo11 ings Bonds in 0 h . 0 driving left of center; Roy EtiMsrch exceeded $'1!>~ d~rlng gene Lucas, Plltlburgh, Pa., OC an inerease of $:1.3 aow' costs, 24 hours in jail aD4 March 1962, but Meigs cooa~ ike'!'" revoked COl' s!J: months, Sunday Sehool attendance on was oil·m,J« to $37 749 over drlvmg while intoidcated; El· Euler SUnday wao 117, offering the ~doe period. ' ' mer Grueser, Pt. Pleuant Rt. wu $3i.05. Leading the Stat. In percent1: $10 and coots, laUure to yield Mr• .00 Mrs. Herman Greg· age of quota attained are ~:C Lester Ernest ory of Cleveland visited Satur· cer., Van Wert, Auglalze and elled on ~ : : , ~ey, ~:lb Mr. and Mrs. ptifford Guernsey counties. In the vao wi .. . · ' Ins I. . of Industrial counties are Frank· lr ':;,.: 'j';,~ resis- ·Rev. aD4 1\frl. Lestor Tqlor lin, · Lucas, Montgomery 1 n d or~· ~ • a no opera!- spent a couple of diJI recen1ty Hamilton eountles. .... . _ : u fined $10 and with her parenta, Mr. •nd Mrs. · 1111 eowtt; J811181 F. Amos !Aooard. 1RLE ON IJST :ven, a .::· and Mrs. G«orse Glaze Ohio Stale University's honorlion cherp · '"' •n toxlea- llltl children, Mrl. GriCe Glta. roll roo: !he wtnter quarter, Ust· . · ,.,_~lila aDd ~ illg nam~ of uildergraduate -••• ':"' of Cc!lunibuo apent studeltls who achieved high ~~-------·/Euler Wiehnd Wlllt Ml'. ~ academic uerages for thai WWlam Radford perlod,lneludes Charles N, Ihle, . •.. .• "" ·- ___ R.F,D. 1, Racine, · Mr 1J1t1 ~ R L ~~ . Lad••• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY true~ ~ ~ Qu=sda~"tuJ ·CI;b baa· Hemlock Grove Grange and the tified ~~a':"';.:~·~ !have tes· Ame~ican Legio~ Cl:% .; at tbe Great Bend Grange. Hem!O<k ties and "sloppy" ~:k pla ed :.~~tlans were held.otoM: =~~.FJ:.r~tojU~;.:: ~~':.Atl :·irt~e Eas~rn LOHSE ~ Tw PI'. PLEASANT cho~ SWISHER r~, ~dn!l quet The Paterm·ty Sni"t R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~: ~~S · t! ~vement, toil~ capl~; is 0111 o1 lhtJ three largest neu- P oyetJ ao beea with the comr_.,tlialrlc bospltals In 1h o P~Y 25 ~ean or lougor · Ohio Valley C.mmandery Veterans Adminlsiration and hu Experien<ed OIIIP!oyeM ,. are 24, Knights Temptar will hold an annual operating budget of ::backbone of moot companies, annual Inspection In tbe PomerOy Two Held For Grand Jury In WILLIS ANTHONY · at $1 per person or $3 per lamwill ensble pwt1011lhtiirn fair lo tliroclly sup. eard h !den Membership o w also be able =-~pale in the elecilon ol a r Board of Direetors. =bershlp eards may be Dbfrom members of the Bcwd ol Directors. The Buddy =.,tsrcher Shll'll is to be' contact: for two performances at the fair. INVITED TO TO Tbetf! ""'I l1_R sre e.,.among Meiea ty war ·veterans thecoon1100 patienll at Chillicothe VA Hoa· pita! which is Inviting the pub" "':1 May Sth Guided ' ;_.,hant ben porll. . Phillp, S~ ~mmg ...,..w 1~ :~~,'•;·~= pre<~ent'pi· !;' ~:'::~':- S::~ o~tom~el~~~!: ~~g-t~~: Hold Annual annually in Toledo Mllll!field :,~c!:;v; 0~c::::e•:: ~~ vlded r~r Inspect::-ofare f'~ ::er, Smlthvlllo ~ Cnlumbw: J on SOVIet lhipo aiD eu. modem facilltiea, hospital I ';;'ery oix Ohio Fuel emDSpectiOD 00 aesday 7::10 t> m. a. m. with the pastor brmglng Guy Priddy, Supt. Winfield dams were the sills. 4:SO a.m.; 0 . F. Shearer up ByseD R• Free Me....,..: ... the meiSage. Sunday Sehoul at service SUnday Night 7·30 Boat movemeola: Winfield 6:55 a.m. CndriniJion up !4,up6:20 _ p.m.; River whase nam.es appear belo••, bert E. Smith. Sc., pa stor : SnD· 10 :20 a. m. wllh · Hobart Vine- Prayer services Wed. 7.38.~.m. ·. p. m. 4 Obla - Indiana H, day Sellool t :30 L IJI., Worley yard, supt. Youth Fellowship, First Baptist Cbooreb, Middle· p.m... Waltor Williamson up 14, Smorgasbord At Haley, Supt.: Mo-g worsbip 6 p. m. ptlrt, Rev. Donald Boone past.. <0•30 a. m. Youlb Service, 6•45 Soulb Betilel EUB Cbureb, or. Sunday Scllool, 9:15' 1HS p.m.: Patten down 14, Ordnance h Set p. m.; Evangelistic message. 7•30 Rev Roy W Gtarhart to Kat Hindy supt .. 10·15 a. m. 3:30a.m.; Francis Hougland up PT. PLEASANT- The Point i 14 • 3' 45 a.m.; Becklard down Pleasant High School Band P· m:; Prayar DWOiina. Tbura. SUnday Sch.;.l at 8:30 p:s ~: Worship ..;rvice. 5 p.' m day ·: with Norman Bahr, supt. Sun- serv 7:30. p. Wed m. Evenlni 14, do_wn Boosters sponsorschool a IDIOrg<7 30 Pr 16, 5:20a.m.; 3:15 a.m.; New Mar~ville asbord atwill Ordnance from Pomeroy's Budget Shopping ~nter Pomeroy, Ohio Pentecostal A...mbly, Rmote day Worship al10:30 a. m. Ice:. : P· mm. Choayll'- up 17, 12:.30 a.m.;. Little Ed· 12 noon untll 3,30 p. m. Sun12• Rev. &:hoot Paul E.u Jones, Lottrid&e EIJB Cbureb, meeting; 1:30 p. d up 17 ' t a.m., p eggy 1)ow- day with Mrs. Howard Rall!tY Sunday a. m.pas!Dr. wor· Roy W. Gtarhart, pastor. Rev. SUn· er pracbce. ney down 17, 5•t0 a.m.; James as geaeral chairman Tbt Uolted M tbodlt Cb b war and ,. ship Services 7:30 p. m. SUn· day Scllool at 10 a. m., RusseU • ~ urc Hood down 17, 6:15a.m.; Jaeob ' day, Wednesday and Friday. Archer, supt. Closing Revival Pomeroy, Rev. Melvm Alkire, G. down 17, 7, 15 a.m.; Hamil· All proceeds from the •radbary Cbrdlol Chrll&: All service at1 :30 p.m. with Rev. pastor. Chureh School, 9.15 a. ton up 18, 5,15 a.m.; Queen City will . be used for the llobld a BuildPrs and Buildins SuppUea Marcum, - : Bibio School Fred Ketner. Youth FelloWflhip m. supl. LA;? Vaugh· up !9. 5,10 a.m.; Freiberger cenU!nmal toor hegm· Member FTI).. at Morning worship 10:30: ChristSUnday 6 p. m. Wed. 7:30 p. m. an, Asst. 10.30 m. Are You down 19, 6:20 a.m.; Jerry Bosnmg .June 5th. The Band Bou.stH!-2005 Chster, Ohio ian Endeavor p. bl.; Evening Prayer meeting. Very Rellgoous? 6 p. m. M. worlb up 19, 7,20 a.m.; A. E. ers are attempUng to raose Graenhouso WY 2-6933 Ph. WY 2·2644 1 Worship, 1 p. m. Rodi _,_. Y. F.; Wed. 7: IS p. m Choir Dykes down 20, 5:JS a.m.; Char· $3,500 for the band tour. The 8•• ,..o Me IIJo&do• HaD o1 Juo.,.ll' Wlio CIJ- Rehearsal lea Stevenson down 22, 5:25 a. menu consists ol ham, meat .._. Public meet' Sua:. R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday Greal .... Belhl.... Bapllll m.; Crucible down 22, 11 a.m.; loaf and chiCken with all tho Y ~ School, 9•30 a. m., Worship ..... pasoor. Rubert Lewil. Jllpt.: uo John J. Rowe down 23, 4,30 a. ~r1mmlngs. The price of adults p. m.; Watcbklwer :dy 4 . P· m.. ICe. 7:3D P· m. MYF; 1:30 p. m.; L m. MOI'IliDg worship and SI.Ds $150 I te and 75c f Wnf Main St. Pomeroy B•bto study Tuesday a p. m.; Se,.. WSCS. Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.: Pray· day &:hoot: 7 . m. Eve . m.; Zii!UilOr up Greei\UP ?:35 ' . . 'per p a , or PLUMBING & HEATING SuPP9rt..-th~ Churcb of Your Choict VICO meeting Thursday 7 P. m.: er aod Bible Study, Wed., 7,30 p. viee. . P nma ,.,.. p.m.; Louisiana up Greenup 10:- eholdren s plate from sox yean Middleport 240 Lincoln St. Mmlotry school Thursday a p. m. m. Portlalld He La nee 50 p.m.; Gona up Greenup 11•· up to 12. Children under six Daavlllo pQ rtm Boltoeoo A . • v. wre Me- p.m.; Bob Benter down Green- woll be served free only if Phone WY 2·2550 & Cburcb tP 1 LangsvtU Obiot Ured Melbodlst cburcb, Rev. Dame!, pastor, Harold Roush, up 6,55 a.m.; Cotton Queen up accompanied by an adult par· 1 0 J·30 am e.Aodrew Robert R. card, pastor. Sun- Supt., Sunday Scbool9:307·a3~ m . 32,1:10 a.m.; J. S. Lewis down en! or guardian. "We Aim To Please" ' sundsy Scbool. Dodge-Dart-Dodge Truck• Middleport Myero, Supt.' M~g Worslup d~Y. School 9:30 a. m:, Lloyd lfYF .6 p. m.; Worship , p I0:30 a.m.: Pilgrim Youlb Meeta Dollonger, supt. Worship 10:45 m., Btble Study Wed., 7•30. ::::; TVLIPS FOR pRJNCEBII 6•4> p.m.; Evangeli11'• Service, a. m., Chas. D. Woode, lay· Eolerprlaa EVB ChlrcliM, ae.. 33, 3:30 a.m.; Alton Zephyr up WASHINGTON lUPII -BioomHO P m. Mid-we>lk Prayer aod leader. ornmg 33, S a.m.; New Orlei!DS down tng Dutch tulips and a glowinl WedDeada ·no services.Wed. · 7•45 p. m. Prayer Menzel Worship,Smith, , ,30 pasoor: a. m.; SundaJ Mid.it.pon cb.!'c• ·., m.N• Rollaad ...,.._""-·Carl School t0:30 a. m.: Youth Fol· 34, >:30 p.m.; Edeana Bosworth toast from President Keunedy Establi shed in 1904: Attend the Church of Your Choice .,._, Rev. Clydo J. Bartlett. Herring, pastor; Morning wonhip 1owsb1p, 6:30 p. m.: Praytr down 34, 6•50 p.m.; greeted Princess l5eatrlx of Tbo Middltport West Columbia, W. V•. Ph. M••on SPI-5593 Sunday scllool , a. m.: 11101'1> t0•30 a. m.; Church School 1,30 meetmg 7•30 p.· m. Wedneoday: up 34, 2:50 a.m. Netherlands Thursday during he< WY 2·3184 9 00 ing worship service t0:30 '·' lie, Mlpl.: 9:30 a. m. Worslup Youlb practice; 8:311 p. m. 6alllpolls Dam - Heleo .z. brief visit to the White House. NYP8-Yc"'<g p ,•.•. ,, p.m. : 1 p. m MODday. wscs first Tues· WedoeS'Iay: Cblldrens Choir, 9 a. down 9:10p.m.; Robert West up AIU!r a walk aci'OSII the ex"""' 1 , 46 p. m.: day and aecond Tlwrlday of each m. saturday: Evor 'istie service Aid, Thur• 9:45p.m.; Robert Reed up t2:· live mBilBioa grounds wlth Keno & Prayer meelin• Wed..7 30, p.m. mnalb; Family nigllt lui Sunday day. SO a.m.; Elgerdiff down 1:35 nedy, the President told the Do 7 30 school eveuloa o1 each .,...th at , . Heath Metbodlsl Church, M. a.m.; Walter Hougland up 2:10 year-old priooesa tn a 1t1001 toasl Noami Bapllli _ Sllllday REXAIL DRUGS 8 30 l •l(hJ· m.: worship, .._ m. Servico: W< •sday E. Dowson, pastor. Church a.m.; Craig M. up 3:SO a.m.; he was "glad, particularly, to We Fill All Doctor's Prescriotion~ 11 pr~ service Wedoasday 7.30 t> m. Prayer 1111!ttiDJ. School, 9.30 a. m., Lee Smith Titan up li:55 a.rn.; Asa up 7 have her here be<auae of her ex• Pomero~ ·wv 2-2955 7 P. m. ' Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. . ceptional persoaaUty." •' Near Pomeroy.lo1ason Bridge ·--'Eden United Brethren In a m Jr MYF 6 to 7 · a,uat - wors1up Suoday "'hros . I•. Rev. Elden R· Blake, Sunday . . evening . m. MI. H'"""• Ulllted Brellno · , , 1MomiDJ scbool with Dalep. and m. Suoday School; 10:45 a. m. C_,.._. Leo L. Veughan, Mgr. WY 2·250 tO•li. 1 30 pastor, Suoday scbool 10 a. m. Dee Swearingen, leaden. Sr. lh Christ, Re• Garrabrant, pas. Morning Worship, "Lessolll Rallallll Flnl Ba)lllll _ Sund., Wmme Holsmger, supt., Chrost- MYF Tom Rail, president, 7 to lor: SUnday School t •30 a. m., From Sodom." 6:38 p, m, oohool , a. m. PreachiDJ Swt O&n Endeavor 7•15 P: m., Mrs. 8 p. m. Mrs. Jean Smith, coon- Preach~ 10:30 a. m.; ~Iter- BYF and Jr. Fellowship; 1 p. Bakers of Good Braad , 1 30p. m. day Lyda Chevalier, preSident, da,.. selor. WSCS Second Mooday of oat. Christian Endeavor and m.. Evening &!rvice, "HooeaHuntington, W. V•. 2 30 BorrloooYIIIII Pnoloylorlaa _ ses for all . .Song serv•c!"' 8 p. each month at 7:30 p. m. The preaching SUndaY night 7:30. the Propbet of Meuy." Wocl. Sunday school II & m. WYF y ITt., Preachon.g 8:20. Mid-Week Eleanor Circle second Thursday Mid Week ~rayer meeting W•,t .. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Rullond, Ohio Phone SH 2-4792 p. m. and Bible stady every r - ~lOyer meetong Wed, 7:30 P· of each month 7:30 p. m.; Aft· 7:311 p. m. Cottage prayer meet- Bethlehem Bapllot Chore•, , day. Prayer and praisa oerriel n •., Class leader, Mrs. Mazie ernoon Circle Fourth Thursday ins last Friday night of each Great Bend. Rev. Arthur R. . ~ Isaturday 7;46 p. m Holsonger. at 3 p. m.; Class 12 Third Wed· month. McCauley, pastor. Robert La• •' Bakers of Holswn Brud , Tbe Mlddleporl Pent<coslal Bethuy EUB Cborcb (Dar- nesday I p. m.; Church Ad· MaiO• Cit.• Chuc• ol Christ, is, supt. 9:30a.m. Sunday War- • ' Ghurch, South 3rd Ave. Sunday cas), Glenn Bate, pastor; Wor· nunosiratoon Secood Wed., 7 p. Miller Sir•et. Sunday Bible Stu· ship and Sunday Sehool, "Le• " School 10 a.m. Sunday aight sbip 9·30; Sunday School 10 ,30 m. Choir practice, Wed. 7 p. m. dy 10 a. m., Morning Worship !ono from Sndom." 7 p, m. • Take Someone to Church Tbq y, eek & 0... Lally el 1M<* Mlo 'oa, t0:45 a . m., Vocal Music. Bl· Evening service "Hooea - tho Evangelistic 7;30; Wednesday a. m., Blythe Theiss, SUpt. In Pom•roy Onr 90 Yeen Bible Study 7:30: Satur· s raeuo EVB a.rdo. Gla Long BoJtom. RaY. a-go a. Ill• stuoly •. l'burso!aY. 7:30 p. in. .Prophet of Mercy." Qua1ity Furniture at Lowel'lt Price• 1 paslor, Sunday Sellool , Sbi(1111811, pasoor: Sunday !dais at RutiP4 Minloia, Alma HID, Salton Melbodls' Cb~, day aighl prayer and worship BaU!, Phon• WY 2·2049 1 30 Micldl..,orf 7:30. Paslor, Rev. B. L. 11arre11, L m.: Ben Qu~Jon~oorry, lllpl.: 10;30 L m.: llol7 Jlii,Yo of Clbll· pastor, SUnday School 9:30 a. Starting 'Monday AprU 22 aD4 Rut!... CIIIIJ'cb o1 lhe N....... Morning worship 10•45: Praytr lllltioo 7 p. m.; CODfeulono Ill m., !>In· Janel SUyder, aupt. ending Sunday AprU 28 bolb -SWlday a<hool 9•00 a. m. 11ono moetinK and Biblo Study, Wed., bour before, !dais. Worship 10:30 a.m. Preaching date• Inclusive. Good ainglilg, lng worship 10,46. Evangelialic 7•30 p. m. 8L lob 1 Co- 7:~ 2· 111,, Prayer . ~Ice, gooo music furnished in parl by oenice 7•46 p. m. Mid- praJ •ear Guyoville !Dutch Rldgoo, W'edDuday 7:30 p. m. , Rev. Freeland Norris and quar. er service Wedoeaday 7·46 p IlL Grote EpiS<Gpal Cburc•, Rev. George R. S~. oa~l; . Fjnl, !lapllsl Cl!tlreb, Raeine tel. Week of &!rvlces. Rev. Pomeroy. Ohte Colombia Cllopel: · ··Pooneroy, First and Third Sun· SUIIday Mall e:oo. a. 111.: . ~1 Rev. Atthu;..JUicQauley, ,p.., Lawrence McDaniel', Revr Pearl viceo eacb SUnday 9;11 a. m.: day& t0.30 a.m. Holy Eucharst; Daya of Obhgatinll 1 L m.. Cqn.l'tor.· Sam Curtis, supt. 9:30 a. A. Casto, Rev. Arthur F. Stitt. LOCAL UNION 5668 Sunday ScbollO a.m.: YODib Ser· &!cond and Fourth SUnday• 8 a. less•oas 'A .r before Mus. . , Runnswood. W. Ya.. vice 1:15 p.m. Eveoio& worship m. Holy Communion; 10:30 a. Roltud If OM, Rev. • A CHUlWH FQjt ALL. PEOPLE 7,110 p. m. eacb SnDdaJ. m. The Order for Dally Morn- Rooald Treadw11J, 1111111r: Sunday a-dl o1 CIJr1ol _ ing Prayer.. · School lD a. m.: Evansellllil 101', 1 JEWII!LEPWPTOJIETIUST Bible t:30 a. m l'reaelliDII MoroJoc Star EVB, ROy, 01C07>30 p.m.: Y-1 People EO> • .. . t • . to.:IO L m. oa tllo fil'll and lbird zel Smith, pastoro Sunday School deavor, 7:00 p. IlL W~C.:,!'IIJU Middleport, Ohio Cor. 'Y.~nmore • Second St. - ~meroy S..oda)'L 9•15 a. m., Supi. - Frod Smttll: meelillK 1>30 P m. s.....~v Y f'.u''re lnt~Ued RJIIIMII e1 C1Jr1o1 - Earl Sbuler, au't.; Momtna _.. R . Sun., . .A pril21 . . Pomeroy WY 2·2440 130 I. Se.:ond Bible ocbool 9;30 L 111,: Wonhip ship 10•46 a. m.: Prayer meetm& · ,.:., Cordi .t' •SUnd.ay &:boot, ·I:ID .:.. Nuriery ThrouKh Adult• a p m Tbllnday aenlL~ a . a. m., ~ '"'"leo 1Ut &m.: Youtll rei . ' ' Sehool 10 a. 111·; WSCS first . •Moroiina ·WOI'IIhip ServiC'!, 10::10 towslup I p. m.: Wonhip 7 p. m. ...-.. ~~ ._ Pall Tbunday Of P101111t• Board •Sunday Evenl111, 8:oo.:tut~·~ SpaKI'-111 Dinner · FIIRNITURE lo APPLIANCES ' •TuOoclaf, A!lftl'23, Wmi>olWtbe Chunh, 8(00 'hono WY 2-3586 Mlddl_.t, Ohio Phono 915-2125 Cbftr.r, Ohle Sunday .-1 t:IO a. m.: Man> SUnday S<hool t:IS a. m.: Cb- meetinr. third ol . !' . " . . . . . •f' .~ •.. ~.;I .•.. \} ·/ . • . '·' 'li ______________..:,______________ JI'"8 worship 10•30 & m.: EvoniJoll " 10:10 a. m., St. Jolm'o i!lfD' uionth· MYF 1111 two Sunday.• ......... 7:30 p. m.; i'ra¥tr day Scllool II a.m. Owrda I 1.111. ~ ' ' STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ~vm. Mlro .aid that aince this worsbip 1 ty Nlid~ rt ver epo UoltoilHoward p..., flev I -~~~~ I.......,._ 1 = ~~~"!~ ~:~t::a?-::.: =~:~~~~ ~theut· :~~~!'b~~ih!~EftJ~f! ;t~S::r t~u:~i~lv~~~,~~ [::::::::~::;:::;:;::;~::~'-;;=~~;.:;:-::=-;:;;.;;: School, 9:30 a.Preaching m., herbert Homingaervico WonhipUOll p.L m. m. t ;tenan Middleport Fthl Roush, supt., Wed ., SUpt. Evangelistic Church, From Utili t) personally eleared the way for a lection of the site wu deckled Cotboo invasion at a White by the Fair Board of Dfrectora A Pomeroy man 1 moetiog AprU 10, 1111. last week. . Meip Coomty who Ml•-· ...... R 30.. ear Pin Mllllll County Fair will be held go. Ri S nce -To ·Get pe. . y County ~air Date academl~ 9 30 :led pr~lde~i ·~~!R ~ Ololo In Columbus, April 20-21 . 1 Lee's wlfo died 10\'en yeara tolD he. sought for the .21st annual state ago. In his he turned to I the 'world': '" 1 ing IICheduled at the Deshler- ! their little !llrl, Sbirley Ellen who had Cl hi ve tor the child IU!ton Hotel. ' then aged Z. He sold bls ID ven m ao much hapMain speaker• for the formal ! ing busineSs and bought • p eos and .. much to IIYe for. slated -t 10 a.m. SUn- , of apartment build! to Lee, 45, his two apartment dt;' in the ballt:<JOm• 4re Colo- ' ao that he coold more Cbureb 0 . F. Lassltor, command- I •. -- -· · • til~ reil of his ing officer of the 801st Air Di· , WIRE BRIEFS property to organtzavision SAC at Loekboume A' I <on.s. Each piece of property !xft Force' near the 1 !Continued 11'0111 page 1) a plaque Shitley. city, and ,Robert R. Bangham In hio ell~ . executive secrelary of the IQour<hill •today'became the old- ,. Sblrl EUen'• Lee weQt Society of certified PubU A est former prime min Isler in ": ch he grove llmday coontants, and past British history. William wlth of B•ckeye Boys' StaU! trus- Gladstone held lhe lolas. g • Ba..;, patlen~e a. Hlo bqdy wUI rett alcoplda her chlldlll! moe~ "'*'"'·;... ·· 1 • State Meetmg 1 C~~eh9 :ev.;.'::::: ~~~ -w w~~> t.. , ...,. ":· JIIIOdbye toda7 to James J,ool Rio Ule became lwr ur. I~~ .... .. • .. - ... f k w o pve all that he had to the lito Thuaderl>ird · ID a tav... • . . itt b I' 11 ......... .r memory of his beloved little shlr· namep.... "'!'be ~~. ~ the North llldo lalklna "' • jW.• • • . . IS' . . . • ley Eller>. a. found dellpt In · t .' ~a~~· _. """"""· ill lllltjj )to "'I Aid - J - Lll _, ..... CHICAoo <UPJ) - '!lie io;. ~ ,.... t.. do 11'1111 ill lido'! ·~ loJ ...._ Shirley Elloo'1 1D 1o1 554 o1 $(. l f.... pix .: : . - to " II 1lio ..,._ . . Lucas Cemetery, Over. them will It dkll>'t il!IL Sblrley .Ellen died' !k • rowo1ver ON OOVNalc Five members, including Capt. stand a marble tombttone carved : in • Oaah fq March 4 11 their IDd IIW1 • to blo ltalpla OtritaiDI C.... IT .... zr ,tl Cllfford 1191ter, ol the Meigll l with !he wordl, "Togttt. In Life apartmeDI 011 Cbicaio't North About the ..:;ra'~ lfr. 111t1 '*-· 11·-ut C•-.,; County ll)ghw.ay Patrol Auxll- and Death." 1 Side. IM'• -id ••m• -hlnl ago a tho · a 8Gath lecloml St., "f111.t, lary, wUijoin with other foUKII· , It was tho slm'y of conoumlng down 8I'IIUIId him. !Dally ll<nl office h u - tleeled to 1111 siUul • 1 lor:· members from throughoot love. I!OIIlldl d OlliD JWC "" 11111r · •'""' m. , >rstup ' Blbl• Study. 8:30 p, m. Choir. and be glad, for your reward is great In heaven, for so ,_.,·ji!'O ~· ... ~ . James ~e Joins His Daligltter~ In Death ,. ~:.a: ~::... • f 7:30 p. m. Sermoa Rav. Lifo. Ruppelt puiOr. Sunday &:bool . H. Shafer, Jr .. down Winfield tr.,er Moth- l.HI'S Tburoday 7,00 p. m. prayer mee~ 9,30 a.m. Ricbard Vaughan, supt. d Ga•r: 5rea:inp: . Ga~~~~ 6:45p.m.; Chris Jr. down Win· ~.:..;,.--_::.:.:.:_::.....J Cllll, Rev. ll Eu~ GoeU. pu- , and Bible study. Everyone 10:30 a. m., Worship; S:46 YF: am · • 1 .3, runnmg ee field 7:45 p.m.; C. V. Harner lOr. Sunday scbooi . 9:30: Pbil 111 welcome. Edmond L~a Pastor. Wed. 6:30 Jmnor Choir: 7 p. m. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· up Winfield JO:SO p.m.; Solvay .t w 11, m some memure. foster and help sus• W•se. Supt.;Youlb Mommg Pleasant 24.68. FHinton a.m.; ElisMel' to,30 a.m.; """"'" 7 p.m. Tuppero Plains EIJB Chore• Sellio.~ Free Choir. Will BapUot Cbardo, 26, 1.': Pt. falling, Kanawba all• doWII rut up Winlield Winfield 1:05 2:15a.m.; 1 Psalm• 32;1-11 2•21·"8 8•31·39 3•14-21 u.o .__._______________ _;,.;.:,.:;:.. __ , , • , Wrth tile ltoTJf! Five Auxiliarv . - J Men Gojog To .., . HarriSunvon. ·Ro•d. E""""' aervice. c..,...'" Clorlal. men P!rsecuted the prophets who were before you." Uodenruod. onlllllter. Bible ochool ., .MaaU!ra. mon""" ' ·Sunday It will be noted that these Beatlt'!d~s consist. of pra~ Y.30 a. m.. Mommg •orsb•p IU •:III .._..., Soy-Day Sc.booJ ••oo a. m.. Churct> 10 30 tically a summary of the whole Christian teachmg. It 1• am.: Evenmg worship HO p.m. lol - <124 Buuenouo Ave DAV a m.: Chnsti.. l!:ndeavor 6,3o1a spiritual, rather•than a literary summation, emphaslz. Robert Reed. Bible Sc:bool Sup< IWI• Sabblllb Sebool 1 p. m.: p m., Evenmg ,.,ice 8 30 p m lng the Jewish .approach to a religious teaching. Jesus, Syracuse Melb dlst c•ureb, Wol'llhle ~. S•15 p. m., lei' Sy F uruike other great religious teachers gives US DO Rev. Carl Herring, pastor; DaPrayer teri ,..,... lrll Uoi!M ,...,_ tailed instructions about what we are to , ,.. Winebrenneo , supt. Sunday mg 1bur<iday 7•30 p. m. pel:,• do. He had little with the · . Scllool 9:30 a. m. Modweek Bob• ':' 8 m sund <;c...!t .., and ots theory of salvation through the 1 le Study 7:30 p. m. Wed. Cluu'c~ ol God, ML av · ·. [Jesus underlined His teachings in man's ! VB Cllur<b, ........ Falls, !leY. Rev Ira M. Tibbs, Pastor Swt Ue Federated Cbardl, PoDI- lieve yourself a child of God, is to Hubert Sharp, p..tor. SundaJ day school 9•45 L m.: Worsrua oro) , Unoted Church of lllrisl child of .God. The very first one o """"'! • •30 L m.; Worship.....,. serviCII 11 a. m.: and 7•46 P.m.. (E&II) - Presbylerilll, ltev. are the poor lp .spirit." We.lqlow that the poor prayer meeting Tuesday 7,00 Waldo J. Bartels, pastor, Mr. does not mean what we call poor spirited. It · 1 iceo Sunday ..,enin at 7••· 1 - . Syr• p. m. You.og People, l'ridav 7•30 John Wm. Blaettner, Oir, of have emptied oneself of all desire of your own, to re• Cbvelo or tho N cu... Rev. Harold Holmeo, past.o p.m. Chr. Edue.; SUnday School ' at ,pounce all preconceived beliefs and to accept the will of or sooday school 9•30 a. m.; 9:U a. m., Worship 10:30 a. m. God. We are not "poor; in spirit" when of our ow n: Mornmg worohip 10•00 L ,.., Bradfori Chore~ ol Cllriot. 'Wanted: Faith in Life's Worll>- strength we feel able to manage our lives .w ithout an MYPS 6•30 p. m.: EvaageliBiic: millister, Chart.. Pierce: Rollllle whileness.'' Youth Fellowship, Almighty God. We reject the salvation of Jesus because servicel at 7•30 p. m.; wecme.. Ruasell, sup<: Bibla Sc1ioo1 S:30 P· m. we have "great possessions" of money, of positions. da~ 7•30 prayer meeting; Prayer "'"'a. m.: Mo-B worslup 10' "' First Bapllot Qurcb, Pom· Church or otherwise. Confidence in our own judgments bour 'tueaday 7;10 p. m.: llioo a m. : <:llrmian Endeavor tyouth roy, Ralph c." Zundel, pas!Dr. and spiritual prtde, are deadly sins, as are oionary service ;a the 3rd Tuesday 6 P· m.; EveniDJ worship 7:30: 9:30 · lt:IS m. Service of distinction and habits that we have no desire to Jet of the moath at 7•00 p m. Wedneoday ovenina Bible studY worship and study. Special mus- It was exactly the "poor in spirit" who received Him Cllllr<h e1 Naaar..e, , _ , . at 7,00. · ic. Sermon "What Is an Easter gladly. He was not received by the Ecclesiastics of Jeru Rev. Clyde HeDderaon. pasoor: GGopel Christian?" Nursery and Junior salem, because they had great positions in the Temple, Sunday Scbool 9:30; Moi'IIIDg WoJ'o an Stlversville Road E. 1. Grtl· Chureh lor aU children; 6:38 p. The poor In spirit had no such possessions, tbe humble ship t0•30: NYPS 6•46: E.'ellillb filb, pasiOr: Roger Willoml, s. m. Yooth Reereation and meet- and unlearned people became a part of the multitudes service• 7•30: Prayer meetillv at s. Supt.: somday Sellool 10 &m. lng. Tuesday 6:30 Boy Scoull; that followed Jesus gladly., and tbus became a part of 7;30 Thursday. Evan. stir serviCes 7•30 o. m.: Tuesday 7:30 p. m. WCTIJ; 7 the revolutionary teachings of tbe lowly carpenter that Falrvoew Cbarch, Rev. Law· Prayer meetinK 7;30 p. m. Tiles- p. m. Wed. Choir rehearsal; is destined to overthrow all tbe vested interests on Ibis renee Glusencamp. Young Peo- day. 7:oS p. m. Wed. Quartorly Bus- earth, that is contrary to His teachings. ples meeting and prayer meet- BHH ol Prays Clleder 0 iness meeting i Tbursday 7:30 ing combined each Sunday ev· Tha C.untry Cbri 111 Towu. •s.m: p. m. One Won One elass meetKanawhA River - SUffolk up \ enmg at , ,30 p, m. SUnday day school , a. m. Berl Boi!P mg. Marmet 9:40 p.m.; James Hin· -:-:---:::---:--::---:~""":!'~....~ :.:' "': :. :·x: -·:"': ,:•: •-:=: !:. .,~"'!:!;.:·'~"0:"~81~ ~•: •"!:·: :': ·•----, nur tivil iz.~~tiOll 011n s urv ive . 'I'tlt're ••• lour IOIH!d ~ why e\'HY . 'i'·" • . tilE BEATITUDES' ·. .I . Jly Ae\'• AJ1hur I,'. SUit .~ - a.r.• - "*'"' . ' ' .J - • 1- 'Metlio4ilt Ch•ub, Raelile, oltlo Tel{t: ·llattbew 5:3·13 "Blessed ar~ the poor In spirit for theirs iJ the ldntdom or l)eaven. Blessed are those who mourn( for they ..,. .... Billie """'Y uo p. m. Chord ol C:Wiot, Mlddleporl&hall ~comforted. Bleslll!d are the meek, for they shall W-•J !Fred Gardner, mlnlste<: 1:30 inherit the earth. Blessed are those who hunger and , ~ Sunclat •· m. Bible School, Wendell thU'st for righteousness, (or they shall be saijsfied. Blesa'""o'" ••30 a. m.. Worstup ,.. Gtrlach, supt. 10:30 a. m. Mom- ed are the merciful, for they shall Qbtaln mercy. BleiiSed , .,. tQ;OO • m ing worsl,p, " The Grace-Faith are tilt' .p ure in heart, for they shall see God. BleiiSed L . . .. , , eo..,..••-• Union." 6:30 p.m. Youth pro- Jre those who are persecuted for rightequsness' sake, 1 1 1 Church: Christian Frank A. grams; 7.J() p. w. Evening for theirs Is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you Cheesebrow. posoor• , a ... .·&>rvlce, "In His Place.:· Wed. w.hen ·men _revile yoy and persecute .YOU and , utter all · Sunday church School 9 30R"burd 7 3u p. m. Prayer meeting and kmds of ev11 against yQu falsely on my account. Rejoice Zlo• Cll"""' ol ClorW, . . _ Fetty. supt. to ,30 • . T1-iE HJiPPy SOt.JL SERMON~TIE'\ .· Sentinel' Church News~ . Chrost of Latter Day Samll, sox miles Iron. Racm. on Ra.Portland ~ad. SUnda) Scbool 9.30 a. m., Worship 10.30 ~· ~J.. ... , B,I)PIILSentl~~l, tont~roy·Middieport, O.,'Aprll1~9. 111U I • ......... • ' - ·-· _,_...........- ~ -··-... ,..-.~ -~ �• .,' • • • w, .,.t~r "*"'"'IIIII.' ......... . Hil•-.. . . . . II' • ........,.... Olher ....... ..,_, J ... ~ 111111 -w "" Hoar' ... lop twioo • _,tiL lfi aDd ....,,"+IIIIH;, 'D cl i1 ift Dtf JiiOW Ullllol,_ • .w.,_ land witb ~ ~"' lOIIIOdy ............ big- ODd pruchlood bJ llal>erl Bradotoro and ABC'o foi-mulo ol ..,. Ida, wbo oloo IUnlo out •-n. ~ ~ advaltunt llld follul- Defeoden," NBc WID 4 - , that ..: 011 'l'burldoJI;' 1beH wiD bO a ~ 110 . . . . . . . - .... ....loaJ illlholopo ., dtama- ~~-<!"' priJIIll'lly "' ~. aDd lbat - at.:," ---------60BuicklaSabre4dr. S169S · ' ' I _, = ."= :1&- =: -.. To- · DAILY CROSSWORD - , ;;i;i.vt 1. .......,. 11. !:!!,u ing, new whitewall tires. Looks like new. 59 Dodae 2dr. H. T. •• s1195 58 Ford 4door · · · · S695 V.g; Automatic, power steering. Two-tone paiD! 57 Chev. Belair 4dr. ·· s795 li:!!O County Hoe Down It·30 Newo 11:3$ Coonty Boe DowD V-8. Automatic. ll :oo News lJ. :~ SWap llbnp I) ·30 Nelli BARGAIN BUYS! SALE"-5_ automatir transmi!;sion, good i tires. new battPry, low m1le· age, in excellent Call Clarence Massar . WY 2· 2230. 4 .\8 Fann Nelli $100 SILVER HAWK 2 DR. H.T. ... andMany MOREll $495 ALL PLAINLY PRICE MARKED S·()tt ,J ·05 ) Ill <1:35 4:110 No"'' Platter Party News Platter Party U~ Blaotlllar Auto bow _ Tue., & Thurs. 't: Ill Local Newor '4:40 .6·110 li:05 6, 30 1:110 1:116 1:15 l :lo 7:!Jo I per day in prolitable Rrn,.tol work.. Immediate opportun- ity for responsible indlvlduaJ. Also opening for one sales supervisor. W r i te Gary Spriggs, 4414 Alexander Batavla, Ohio. 4 11 3tp GfRL OR WOIV.AN, colored or white, for light housework. Live in. Phon.. SH 2-4403. ' 4 13 tic $795 • !!~ga~~~to•:.n: 1957 Dodge · - · · · ~995 . 1·960 Falcon · · · · -S129S $· · •· ' -'.~f 9s Dodge • • • •.• $13, 5 9 1957 BUick • • • • • • l!~ :, :. 1956 Dodge -... • s495 "(~958Chevrolet · · • · . . -- · · · ·· 1954 Chrysler · · ~ • $39r• ·J95BCI1ev.rolet 'tje"1f.iy H:at:r. !towner 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 6 pass. VS. Auto; '):'llos. ,fo- •. 4;Dr. ,Statlon Wagon. Std. Trans. Radio and heater . i Q Sedan:;vt;sut:Trans. Heater. Nice c:ond!UOJL 2 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Trans. Heater and Radio. :· ,, .c~!i . ,~.~· . ,. · · r·. ·. · . · 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. VB. Auto. Trallll. · 2 Dr. 6 cyl Std. Tr8llll. .Biscayne . . ~ 1\i~lo n1r:.~·c)tt .Std' Trans. I , . ,, 'ft. _,, r .~ ,, ~~ _; . ' ~ - ' ' Sign Off 6:1e Coontey Music Time 1:10 Ne.n e,~ Farm World News 1:. RFD 7:0o N..,. 1::ri llftatfllll Party .... ;eat:r • 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 eyl. Auto. Trans. Heater ' Travelln' Time Sports News ·~ ......... Sun-Down Sererwlo News SATURDU SCIIEDVLB 12~~.~~i!. ;..n:. wer steering, H:ater Platter Party News -:110 lie"" NO WONDER WE SE L lOR LESSI ~~~I!\Ijf~)E~a~rn~l$WPO~a~n~d ' 1 , . '. S. SECOND .r. M.ILL STS. ·. ~- '. ... ' .;., I "\; ' l ' • .· Ill. Oolt &.JPfUW 1. !'.! . ,,;c. ~. ~!;::·:.., t.O'os ... so.-. U.lloy 7:10 Bnal!fut 1:110 NeiQ 1:110 I: 115 1:110 1:35 ••011 f:05 t :ilO •• It ..enewa Jtsel,- lf given e .few I'T'Onths re&t, in &quiet piece!! ---.. a-; 111.~ • ::..1114 -•• 1111111 ' A Cr)ptat.._ ........ 1111 B 1' D A I Q 1'1' I'K llfi'O VII 0 lti K V y II 11.- Jl' I' NANCY B K II'V .if 1' P ill l 0 l wJ EH - - · ~ · " '): MoodaJ 'l1lroqlo ,......, · 7' 15 Sign On, Mualcal Cloek 7' 45 The I.Jfellae 8' 00 Oblo ValleJ Ne111 I :05 Sporbo Tlldloy 8:10 World News 8:15 Musical Cloct 8:115 Community N.,.. g,00 • - - · -~M- UO Public Service P:45 Sbowen of BleoiiD« 10 ' 00 Mason Coonty f>ews IO:Ofi M all · the To1lll IG:56 World Nelli 11:00 Talk of 1be Tciwa (Ueept Fri. CIUrcb Bello 11•45 World ~IWI li:5S Mason Cowtly NeiQ IJ:OO Comm•oDIIJ N1111 RAD:.o 'I 1!:05 11:10 12:11 12,111 12:26 By ERNIE BUSHMILLER YOU SAID YOU'D MEET ME YESTERDAY AND YOU DIDN'T . '" ·---"":7l:-:-.":'-:-::-·-=~::-:~,.---- Repta 11> the Pecple IUO Soclal Securitl Newo AZBKV D II Z II V l V II. l 1' 1' Nm 11:110 11 :_. 10 50 12:00 12 15 ..,.' sHow· ~u~P'.r4 I FORGOT I STOOD ONT~E CORNER FOR AN HOUR IN THE RAIN A L ITTL E OF YESTeRDAY'S SHOWER Ill :30 Agrleulture Ageul 12:45 1:55 Z:OO 1:55 1:110 Uli &:00 Go lloaaL _, Newr Beet Country Go 1kMmr News Beat Midway Matinet News Ileal D11cJq with llDu f"NOo .... 4: 30 lnterch.uJ&e illnll 5:110 Community NeWI S:llt World It NIIIDul Ntn 5:15 Spotllllu oo Sporto 1:30 Sign Off llf HAROLD GRAY SEE'? WHAT 010 I TELL VOU"? THERE", 'THB?E', OLD FELLOW' 9Hr:'s ®IMQ "'Ttl 8E ALL RK;iHT. I'M iAkl~ Yc1.J '1tJ H~R J Lulberar Hour Nowo The Big Lit Back 1o 11Ht Crou Ref. a -. 'lborno 1'b!! Quiel Hour oa BROUt>HT YOU L<al N1111 Oldo Nelli Markelt. Llleguanl BulleiiD Board Nelli 0 n _...,. DICK TRACY · 1:00 Hour ., Docialool 4:10 ·NeWP 4:05 Sunda, Sbowease 4 30 N : Siln. ""' 8:10 FetinW-y Sign Off I 'M t>LAI> YOU THINK SO··· - Countr; :IIJjan , _ Suoday Chapel Noon Report Tbt Sean!b Bet>. 14111'1111 ,._ lj ~~ --- - 10:10 Newt 10:15 Waab. ; ...:;:.... Platter Part1 News P••ttAr PM'ty N.,.. PlaiW P1rtJ Couna, ll,riDD ~ llf KING a. v - ~·...., 11:00 Cii4. -~~ ,_ ews 9: 3S .Leglsl,llve Review U& Simday ~ 1C:OO Voice of Prophecy 4=• MCpltlltN ::.r~ PlrtJ g •• N 1:30 2:110 2:00 z,S5 3:00 3:30 11. . . - &QIIIoo- e,oo Winp 01 Bealia& New• ,US . Plaller Pany Karr &Van ZandtMotor Sales 4 18 6tc &.n,..lftid ::.::" Trav~· ,; - ':- Rric:ho 7:30 News ij:40 COOIIII'J lloedllWII f:S5 Platter Plr!J (Famu, wonhlp 'ftlurs.) l•oo Newt il :55 UP!*'· ,ftnnm Heditallons 5:115 ·Tine U:58 >ow J - 8IDCit An. 1:30 News IO:Of, Noon liie"" 1:110 News, JJ: 15 Weather Report. 8:115 SUndown Serenade il:30 MUlti! Jllll Fat You 6:30 Newo " 110 . 7 110 s· Off ~ · News ' ogn '1.011 l\Mie Just Fnr Yoo 1 ~:10 News - . , 1 , 11 News ~ 7 35 •-~t !fi \lusie Just rw Yoo : ~...,. Hour ·' ,. 8ft News 8:00 Baptlsl LaYman'a Hour ·l :116 MU81< Just Fnr Yoo 8:15 Church at Won I 3() Newo 8:30 News ·~ 35 Music Just For Yoo 8:35 Hour ol DallverlliUlll -~ 57 STUDE. condition. il:3$ 54 BUICK. CENTURYr 2 .DR. H.T. 1%6 BIJICK four door sedan, . a. rttu u 11.a ao - a- custom 300 V-8.. Std. trans., a little rough, but runs good -~AU!_O II. loll . • '4f'n&, .-.... =.. Ju~; •=• V-8 station wagon 4 door. Auto. trans., power steer- V·B, A.T., P .S., P.B. noplto 1:011 Breallful .. . . l::lt. Nelll 1:10 llewa '". ··~~ hnD World News BreUfasl Pari., 1:41 llalp Clounfl RFD t:OO tl1111 t:oo Ne111 t:ll5 11ra11tut Pu17 ~:05 hkfut PlrlJ 1:16 Jooeo :llulell SboW t:30 N.... t:IO Niwa· . ·7:311 Picket~~ Bardware Show t :31 Breallful Plr!J 7:10 7:&0 News Roport !~: 110 Newo 1:110 Breakfast Party 18:05 Polka Pari1 J: 15 Breatlasl Pany · 10:30 N..,. .:30 Via Partiek Sport Show 10:31 Mnllc .Ill lbe Air 1,35 Brea1<fa11 Party 10:4$ The Good lJfe ,.,45 f'unL Sbow-<o'rl. 10:55 Under Ohio Sll:lea t :O<' NeWI 11:110 New. 1:05 Coffee \VItb Janel 11:115 l'op Ten SOOW t:IO N1111 11:30 Ntwf 't :!& Coffee With Janel 11:15 OUIIGG'o Top TID ):4L Betty Newton Show 12:00 N..,._ Nooa Reporl li:110 N.... 12:15 Music InterlUde UHIS MlDUierlal Alooolallon 12:30 Ref. MerllD .,_ V-8 standard·trans., 35,000 actual miles. $395 WM P0 IIONDAY 11IIW FRIDAY 1:00 News . 1:05 Sacred Heart Program 1:211 Coualry Jllllbane 58 Buick Spec. 2dr.···· s995 59 ford Country Sed.· S1295 55 CHRYSLER 2 DOOR H.T. ·-a! -....... .... ·-F-r" ......... ·-........ II. mo. S. - - wl6ul , Automatic. Power steering, 2-tone color, w/s/w, radio. Sltm'dlf 81 MillllbiJ rioo ol ..., - - obol Ill - oomblaot~oa tbo c1oo111 ., lbe ...., wllb • • .,1_ n. "lboW ST. faiJ. 11otur-v . , · ' will be the of tile W~" tlr~ air ..... JO. Ooolillo,. :1&. . . . . llw days. U. ...11111111 week JOII won't Tbose ftllows at NBC D. ~ . U.Woop 00 .. of bla loo~e! cloa't llllow 1D11<b llnlinl J1eS1 11. : . : : . ....... Como .... Alld)' -~ b ,. o i . , On .TIIe.tclayo, 1\lcbard Boone are out on ~.f,-eeldy basil. Dinah a .&o011<1 his OWD topor(Dry '"'JDPID1 Shore II -~ o yeor olf wlllo n . . . -. lilll put .., weeldy plays. with Wllllamo replaelng her b. ber 1 0 : : : playwrlibt Cllflord Od«ot u odl-1 monthly eflorto. "Slag •'-• wlllo .- Valu·eUSED .CA'B . . .,. ., .,..,... loll'• .... - · _...,. proYldlaJ • . *"'"' · waJi ,._ ,.,_ ,~,_ ~·-T ollMr top.....,._. liD BDtl 11or1- ~ ....tlr IIIPt - - . ·"Tho \fltslblaa," . liiC lkled up. • . "Car If, ..... Are Y•f", "1!1'· ltlldllo,• •·xa.~" "Jnfor. ..,. · "Choo lilmlll1 ~· "Da- llltlonll llllo,lltal," "J:Ionoth 011 Wedneod.,a, ..llalllbe btu- wid Brillklefo ~" "WWdo - · <wllll otar W - 0..., to! OOIDpolltloa ol ,.._ Cloey" ~~" "~.· ''Sela WI ODd 1lalplt 8olla"'J IIOIIIIIil to ODd "'''bo llmtl,r Bl)lblUioo," odid, ~~01111 lbe c.lo- ,ft91- lllml, , NBC hlto 101 .............. o • • lbe rtiUnlllll "lllcnr of 1be lhaJ: will M IPII!!tll,:tD)y I hall "oek" ocllii'CICIOU, n111Dtc 1be ._, .. 10,- 'l>J Pwry Como, llllmbor to~~ve. IDIIIhlal op0c1o1o. lbe Cldi Powell 0.. !'rldoo71, JIGb Btp will be I& : : ... boot ., ....u..r ..OOloc. aotinil ' II":. ~ in ltiw•al Pla7i ~II. llld .aloo U. BID7 ·At Low Price T(JgS'I . HOLLYWOOD . (UPU - The lolt Dldt Powell'o 1oar.lollc ....., lido for more wM1J televllloa llllhologlei II heblc pu1 ID tho full tool II NBC, where 1be ptay'o 1be tJiini Ill lbe ..-11 far DeS1 Aplllllt . CBS' 11111 I ·. Pur ~wc..u.r ,__ . I. ••., . . ' ,, ~ + ~ ' VOU 4IT MV COT; I WON'T HEED IT F=OR A WI41LE:, C.NYWAY! A FIRE; GOT "TO GET ll-IE 'tiTQVli GOING I HOI WA"TEP.; SOUP! OH~ GIVE Mt; TWF.f'ITV HANDSI �• .,' • • • w, .,.t~r "*"'"'IIIII.' ......... . Hil•-.. . . . . II' • ........,.... Olher ....... ..,_, J ... ~ 111111 -w "" Hoar' ... lop twioo • _,tiL lfi aDd ....,,"+IIIIH;, 'D cl i1 ift Dtf JiiOW Ullllol,_ • .w.,_ land witb ~ ~"' lOIIIOdy ............ big- ODd pruchlood bJ llal>erl Bradotoro and ABC'o foi-mulo ol ..,. Ida, wbo oloo IUnlo out •-n. ~ ~ advaltunt llld follul- Defeoden," NBc WID 4 - , that ..: 011 'l'burldoJI;' 1beH wiD bO a ~ 110 . . . . . . . - .... ....loaJ illlholopo ., dtama- ~~-<!"' priJIIll'lly "' ~. aDd lbat - at.:," ---------60BuicklaSabre4dr. S169S · ' ' I _, = ."= :1&- =: -.. To- · DAILY CROSSWORD - , ;;i;i.vt 1. .......,. 11. !:!!,u ing, new whitewall tires. Looks like new. 59 Dodae 2dr. H. T. •• s1195 58 Ford 4door · · · · S695 V.g; Automatic, power steering. Two-tone paiD! 57 Chev. Belair 4dr. ·· s795 li:!!O County Hoe Down It·30 Newo 11:3$ Coonty Boe DowD V-8. Automatic. ll :oo News lJ. :~ SWap llbnp I) ·30 Nelli BARGAIN BUYS! SALE"-5_ automatir transmi!;sion, good i tires. new battPry, low m1le· age, in excellent Call Clarence Massar . WY 2· 2230. 4 .\8 Fann Nelli $100 SILVER HAWK 2 DR. H.T. ... andMany MOREll $495 ALL PLAINLY PRICE MARKED S·()tt ,J ·05 ) Ill <1:35 4:110 No"'' Platter Party News Platter Party U~ Blaotlllar Auto bow _ Tue., & Thurs. 't: Ill Local Newor '4:40 .6·110 li:05 6, 30 1:110 1:116 1:15 l :lo 7:!Jo I per day in prolitable Rrn,.tol work.. Immediate opportun- ity for responsible indlvlduaJ. Also opening for one sales supervisor. W r i te Gary Spriggs, 4414 Alexander Batavla, Ohio. 4 11 3tp GfRL OR WOIV.AN, colored or white, for light housework. Live in. Phon.. SH 2-4403. ' 4 13 tic $795 • !!~ga~~~to•:.n: 1957 Dodge · - · · · ~995 . 1·960 Falcon · · · · -S129S $· · •· ' -'.~f 9s Dodge • • • •.• $13, 5 9 1957 BUick • • • • • • l!~ :, :. 1956 Dodge -... • s495 "(~958Chevrolet · · • · . . -- · · · ·· 1954 Chrysler · · ~ • $39r• ·J95BCI1ev.rolet 'tje"1f.iy H:at:r. !towner 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 6 pass. VS. Auto; '):'llos. ,fo- •. 4;Dr. ,Statlon Wagon. Std. Trans. Radio and heater . i Q Sedan:;vt;sut:Trans. Heater. Nice c:ond!UOJL 2 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. Trans. Heater and Radio. :· ,, .c~!i . ,~.~· . ,. · · r·. ·. · . · 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. VB. Auto. Trallll. · 2 Dr. 6 cyl Std. Tr8llll. .Biscayne . . ~ 1\i~lo n1r:.~·c)tt .Std' Trans. I , . ,, 'ft. _,, r .~ ,, ~~ _; . ' ~ - ' ' Sign Off 6:1e Coontey Music Time 1:10 Ne.n e,~ Farm World News 1:. RFD 7:0o N..,. 1::ri llftatfllll Party .... ;eat:r • 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 eyl. Auto. Trans. Heater ' Travelln' Time Sports News ·~ ......... Sun-Down Sererwlo News SATURDU SCIIEDVLB 12~~.~~i!. ;..n:. wer steering, H:ater Platter Party News -:110 lie"" NO WONDER WE SE L lOR LESSI ~~~I!\Ijf~)E~a~rn~l$WPO~a~n~d ' 1 , . '. S. SECOND .r. M.ILL STS. ·. ~- '. ... ' .;., I "\; ' l ' • .· Ill. Oolt &.JPfUW 1. !'.! . ,,;c. ~. ~!;::·:.., t.O'os ... so.-. U.lloy 7:10 Bnal!fut 1:110 NeiQ 1:110 I: 115 1:110 1:35 ••011 f:05 t :ilO •• It ..enewa Jtsel,- lf given e .few I'T'Onths re&t, in &quiet piece!! ---.. a-; 111.~ • ::..1114 -•• 1111111 ' A Cr)ptat.._ ........ 1111 B 1' D A I Q 1'1' I'K llfi'O VII 0 lti K V y II 11.- Jl' I' NANCY B K II'V .if 1' P ill l 0 l wJ EH - - · ~ · " '): MoodaJ 'l1lroqlo ,......, · 7' 15 Sign On, Mualcal Cloek 7' 45 The I.Jfellae 8' 00 Oblo ValleJ Ne111 I :05 Sporbo Tlldloy 8:10 World News 8:15 Musical Cloct 8:115 Community N.,.. g,00 • - - · -~M- UO Public Service P:45 Sbowen of BleoiiD« 10 ' 00 Mason Coonty f>ews IO:Ofi M all · the To1lll IG:56 World Nelli 11:00 Talk of 1be Tciwa (Ueept Fri. CIUrcb Bello 11•45 World ~IWI li:5S Mason Cowtly NeiQ IJ:OO Comm•oDIIJ N1111 RAD:.o 'I 1!:05 11:10 12:11 12,111 12:26 By ERNIE BUSHMILLER YOU SAID YOU'D MEET ME YESTERDAY AND YOU DIDN'T . '" ·---"":7l:-:-.":'-:-::-·-=~::-:~,.---- Repta 11> the Pecple IUO Soclal Securitl Newo AZBKV D II Z II V l V II. l 1' 1' Nm 11:110 11 :_. 10 50 12:00 12 15 ..,.' sHow· ~u~P'.r4 I FORGOT I STOOD ONT~E CORNER FOR AN HOUR IN THE RAIN A L ITTL E OF YESTeRDAY'S SHOWER Ill :30 Agrleulture Ageul 12:45 1:55 Z:OO 1:55 1:110 Uli &:00 Go lloaaL _, Newr Beet Country Go 1kMmr News Beat Midway Matinet News Ileal D11cJq with llDu f"NOo .... 4: 30 lnterch.uJ&e illnll 5:110 Community NeWI S:llt World It NIIIDul Ntn 5:15 Spotllllu oo Sporto 1:30 Sign Off llf HAROLD GRAY SEE'? WHAT 010 I TELL VOU"? THERE", 'THB?E', OLD FELLOW' 9Hr:'s ®IMQ "'Ttl 8E ALL RK;iHT. I'M iAkl~ Yc1.J '1tJ H~R J Lulberar Hour Nowo The Big Lit Back 1o 11Ht Crou Ref. a -. 'lborno 1'b!! Quiel Hour oa BROUt>HT YOU L<al N1111 Oldo Nelli Markelt. Llleguanl BulleiiD Board Nelli 0 n _...,. DICK TRACY · 1:00 Hour ., Docialool 4:10 ·NeWP 4:05 Sunda, Sbowease 4 30 N : Siln. ""' 8:10 FetinW-y Sign Off I 'M t>LAI> YOU THINK SO··· - Countr; :IIJjan , _ Suoday Chapel Noon Report Tbt Sean!b Bet>. 14111'1111 ,._ lj ~~ --- - 10:10 Newt 10:15 Waab. ; ...:;:.... Platter Part1 News P••ttAr PM'ty N.,.. PlaiW P1rtJ Couna, ll,riDD ~ llf KING a. v - ~·...., 11:00 Cii4. -~~ ,_ ews 9: 3S .Leglsl,llve Review U& Simday ~ 1C:OO Voice of Prophecy 4=• MCpltlltN ::.r~ PlrtJ g •• N 1:30 2:110 2:00 z,S5 3:00 3:30 11. . . - &QIIIoo- e,oo Winp 01 Bealia& New• ,US . Plaller Pany Karr &Van ZandtMotor Sales 4 18 6tc &.n,..lftid ::.::" Trav~· ,; - ':- Rric:ho 7:30 News ij:40 COOIIII'J lloedllWII f:S5 Platter Plr!J (Famu, wonhlp 'ftlurs.) l•oo Newt il :55 UP!*'· ,ftnnm Heditallons 5:115 ·Tine U:58 >ow J - 8IDCit An. 1:30 News IO:Of, Noon liie"" 1:110 News, JJ: 15 Weather Report. 8:115 SUndown Serenade il:30 MUlti! Jllll Fat You 6:30 Newo " 110 . 7 110 s· Off ~ · News ' ogn '1.011 l\Mie Just Fnr Yoo 1 ~:10 News - . , 1 , 11 News ~ 7 35 •-~t !fi \lusie Just rw Yoo : ~...,. Hour ·' ,. 8ft News 8:00 Baptlsl LaYman'a Hour ·l :116 MU81< Just Fnr Yoo 8:15 Church at Won I 3() Newo 8:30 News ·~ 35 Music Just For Yoo 8:35 Hour ol DallverlliUlll -~ 57 STUDE. condition. il:3$ 54 BUICK. CENTURYr 2 .DR. H.T. 1%6 BIJICK four door sedan, . a. rttu u 11.a ao - a- custom 300 V-8.. Std. trans., a little rough, but runs good -~AU!_O II. loll . • '4f'n&, .-.... =.. Ju~; •=• V-8 station wagon 4 door. Auto. trans., power steer- V·B, A.T., P .S., P.B. noplto 1:011 Breallful .. . . l::lt. Nelll 1:10 llewa '". ··~~ hnD World News BreUfasl Pari., 1:41 llalp Clounfl RFD t:OO tl1111 t:oo Ne111 t:ll5 11ra11tut Pu17 ~:05 hkfut PlrlJ 1:16 Jooeo :llulell SboW t:30 N.... t:IO Niwa· . ·7:311 Picket~~ Bardware Show t :31 Breallful Plr!J 7:10 7:&0 News Roport !~: 110 Newo 1:110 Breakfast Party 18:05 Polka Pari1 J: 15 Breatlasl Pany · 10:30 N..,. .:30 Via Partiek Sport Show 10:31 Mnllc .Ill lbe Air 1,35 Brea1<fa11 Party 10:4$ The Good lJfe ,.,45 f'unL Sbow-<o'rl. 10:55 Under Ohio Sll:lea t :O<' NeWI 11:110 New. 1:05 Coffee \VItb Janel 11:115 l'op Ten SOOW t:IO N1111 11:30 Ntwf 't :!& Coffee With Janel 11:15 OUIIGG'o Top TID ):4L Betty Newton Show 12:00 N..,._ Nooa Reporl li:110 N.... 12:15 Music InterlUde UHIS MlDUierlal Alooolallon 12:30 Ref. MerllD .,_ V-8 standard·trans., 35,000 actual miles. $395 WM P0 IIONDAY 11IIW FRIDAY 1:00 News . 1:05 Sacred Heart Program 1:211 Coualry Jllllbane 58 Buick Spec. 2dr.···· s995 59 ford Country Sed.· S1295 55 CHRYSLER 2 DOOR H.T. ·-a! -....... .... ·-F-r" ......... ·-........ II. mo. S. - - wl6ul , Automatic. Power steering, 2-tone color, w/s/w, radio. Sltm'dlf 81 MillllbiJ rioo ol ..., - - obol Ill - oomblaot~oa tbo c1oo111 ., lbe ...., wllb • • .,1_ n. "lboW ST. faiJ. 11otur-v . , · ' will be the of tile W~" tlr~ air ..... JO. Ooolillo,. :1&. . . . . llw days. U. ...11111111 week JOII won't Tbose ftllows at NBC D. ~ . U.Woop 00 .. of bla loo~e! cloa't llllow 1D11<b llnlinl J1eS1 11. : . : : . ....... Como .... Alld)' -~ b ,. o i . , On .TIIe.tclayo, 1\lcbard Boone are out on ~.f,-eeldy basil. Dinah a .&o011<1 his OWD topor(Dry '"'JDPID1 Shore II -~ o yeor olf wlllo n . . . -. lilll put .., weeldy plays. with Wllllamo replaelng her b. ber 1 0 : : : playwrlibt Cllflord Od«ot u odl-1 monthly eflorto. "Slag •'-• wlllo .- Valu·eUSED .CA'B . . .,. ., .,..,... loll'• .... - · _...,. proYldlaJ • . *"'"' · waJi ,._ ,.,_ ,~,_ ~·-T ollMr top.....,._. liD BDtl 11or1- ~ ....tlr IIIPt - - . ·"Tho \fltslblaa," . liiC lkled up. • . "Car If, ..... Are Y•f", "1!1'· ltlldllo,• •·xa.~" "Jnfor. ..,. · "Choo lilmlll1 ~· "Da- llltlonll llllo,lltal," "J:Ionoth 011 Wedneod.,a, ..llalllbe btu- wid Brillklefo ~" "WWdo - · <wllll otar W - 0..., to! OOIDpolltloa ol ,.._ Cloey" ~~" "~.· ''Sela WI ODd 1lalplt 8olla"'J IIOIIIIIil to ODd "'''bo llmtl,r Bl)lblUioo," odid, ~~01111 lbe c.lo- ,ft91- lllml, , NBC hlto 101 .............. o • • lbe rtiUnlllll "lllcnr of 1be lhaJ: will M IPII!!tll,:tD)y I hall "oek" ocllii'CICIOU, n111Dtc 1be ._, .. 10,- 'l>J Pwry Como, llllmbor to~~ve. IDIIIhlal op0c1o1o. lbe Cldi Powell 0.. !'rldoo71, JIGb Btp will be I& : : ... boot ., ....u..r ..OOloc. aotinil ' II":. ~ in ltiw•al Pla7i ~II. llld .aloo U. BID7 ·At Low Price T(JgS'I . HOLLYWOOD . (UPU - The lolt Dldt Powell'o 1oar.lollc ....., lido for more wM1J televllloa llllhologlei II heblc pu1 ID tho full tool II NBC, where 1be ptay'o 1be tJiini Ill lbe ..-11 far DeS1 Aplllllt . CBS' 11111 I ·. Pur ~wc..u.r ,__ . I. ••., . . ' ,, ~ + ~ ' VOU 4IT MV COT; I WON'T HEED IT F=OR A WI41LE:, C.NYWAY! A FIRE; GOT "TO GET ll-IE 'tiTQVli GOING I HOI WA"TEP.; SOUP! OH~ GIVE Mt; TWF.f'ITV HANDSI �• N . 1P' YOU DOW About 1 .. ....d' IT I ol l ' Middleport • ,.... ............ e·n ttne -·oldoe . . l1ldW .... - ,.. . . ..... Q;l., AI-, . . . . 0 G-' S-' for Summer ...., ........ Jimlo.. . ....... ... F.r•••Ha D.o a.ewtt. MADRID ~ Spanlsh ComJIIIIIIIal leader Julian Grlmau Garcia ,..,. ,uecu!Od by flrlnll AT THE la10aiea I Ja~oree ".," FaiobibnobJi.,'Soplililtlc:aies! Fabuloilo l I ' ~ iT .ti'iii today for erlmes ' 0 tn~rtot the slate. · Tile execullon ol the 112-Jie&l'· l old. veteran underground • fantasy · l!'reen ·print.!d Surf cloth crop tops or Blll&lt · cardigan look done in otriped knit. Chic atyleo with the claooic look. Matched to lilled knit or play-knitJamaicas. , " wu carried out despite J Pflls for clemency from te'ilow I C9inmunlsts In many parts ll1f! world, lncblding So v i e I Premier Niklla S. Khrushchev. ' • , • • NEW YORK- Four steel companies bave cancelled some recent price Increases In order to rtmaln compeUtlve with big· 1ei- producers, and two Olher flrma plan to J.ake similar ac- ~ See this outstanding group of girls playweat for all ages----'lhorts, pedal pushers, caprl pants, slim jimi, ."louses, 'l:rop tops, knit tops, knee knock· ers, and tennis dresses. See them all at Elberfelds-on the secoild floor. .Elberfelds In Pomeroy · I l '' ' announced on steel ·plates rll 9. 1 ,, I( ' Fo.r FURNITURE BUYSI We're MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WY 2·2641 N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl~tport THEATRE $65.00 TRADE -IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR -oLD 'LIVING ROOM SUITE During the T11. yours I~· now •on a ~ew . suite m~nth of Aprll, SUN. MON. •nd TUES. April 21-22-23 "LONELY ARE THE BRAVE" Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands Walter Matthau, Micbat>l April Special! 7~Piece LIVING ~OOM GROUP "THE WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Fun and Laughter! • 2 Pc. Foam Rubber Nylon Cover in a variety of colors. Kane, Carroll O'Connor. •2 Step Tables •2 Table Lamps ONE OF THE THINGS April Special ! 3-Piece MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE . • Postee or Panel Bed • Double Dresser and Mirror e5 Dfawer Chest • '.j.. esavin~ of $20.00 el Coffee 'Table ~ ." ALL FOR JUST ALL FOR JUST AN EXPERIENCED BURGLAR April Special! 2-Piece ' SOFA BED & CHAIR April Special ! 3-Piec;:e GIEv::ltbROOM SUITE·· 1 • Nylon Cover •2 Step Tables e 1 Coffee Table e2 Table Lamps •9xl2 Rayon • Foam Back Carpet- Brown, Black, Beige eDouble Dresse~ and e 2 Pillows Mirror • Bed Spread • Ch'st of Drawers · ·e 2 Lamps • Book Case Bed el Sheet eMattress & Box Spring • 2 Pillow Cases .' WON'T LEAVE But he'll lake every valuable thing in sight; find "hidden" treilsures; even, in his haste, carry off personal papers of no value to him but important to you. ., Alt FOR JUST $169~~,5 : '•' " ALL FOR JUST \ .I 36" Wide WARDROBE TONIGHT Kirk Douglas and Gena Rowlands in ""LONELY ARE THI BRAVE" WITH SLIDING DOORS -and- Peter Cushing In LIBERTY THEAJRE (Eutman Color) MIDDLEPOiri', OHIO . . "NIGHT CRIATURIS" We Pay 3% I merest On Sa~ing1 Pomeroy National Bank Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTlAND Al10 Carteon Saturday Ben Gazzara, Reg. 34.95 SALE PRICE _ _ __ I!JOW ·~!IOVfiNG Apr, 20 Stuart Whlt- man and Sammy Davi.J Jr. in "CONVICTS 4" -andStanley Baker and . John Crawford Jn "'HELL IS A CITYH AIM C1rtoon .. , "WHITI ILAVI SHIP" ($co!Pi • Color) Pltr AaJeU and Edlllund l'llr<lom ·~ ·,: -... "l'Hi P'HAif1'plli· PLANit": Dean Frtt\eriet1, Coleen GrQ and Dolores Faith :A~IO lij.ICTID ,, '' ... ·. DINEtTE SET ' 1 ' Table II 3818Cht72 • lild 8 chaltl' . . ' ., .IJ{Chei . F.OR THI I , '• ' . ' • . ~W; I ' I The foor !Inns - ReJ::~~~ Annca. Pittsburgh and - ssld they rescinded lhe price• Friday because 1he two anls .JI lh• lnduslry, U. S. and Bethlehem, would not low suit. Wheeling Steel Corp., which slarled th round ol selecllv• price boosts !ast ·"~l:ol Indicated II probably would dra· • the $4.50 a ton increase ,. 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