https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7508587abdfbeb6e34c34bd659f7b266.pdf 68945ed810be0ccf0e86ce3fce1cd384 PDF Text Text •• I -· AnniverSGries • • . ... ' ' ''not_, .....' ." ...... liicb Sc!hool IUdl- Iiley ~ 1 ClllliM• W ( ' to . ...... ...... ~Ad.'Wb&t~ lh.4y .a -t e ••mlllu&blnholooo~ltllal ., <II- ~ - .., ... ' NOWYOUJ*)W ,...,.,. •t 8 p...m. alllll Two IDIIIvenarlal _ , al the G. 8. ll!d W. hDIIIIII .... commlltee IN to 1tleM. metlllli will De beld TUet- · Celebrated At Michael Homes • ·. ~ • l ••IPI•d t.i. (IIi. . . . . . . . . . . . . )lool a,n• I '-1. lAW . , ............ wrbrl n..., 7 t a with PRICE FIVE CENTS MiddlepOrt,,~Q.ves To~ Repair Streets,· Get t . C . B ·1d· :~::;~~;~:~ ommun1 y· · 01 1ng . . to use WHEE LING, W. Va.- on cerlilbl p~ets for "Com- petitive reasons." WJIUam A. Steele, chairman and president of Wheeling, said that the April 10 booats .., plates and electrical sheo;l! would be reocmaed, retroactive to the date of the . Increase. He also a."nounced that costs of hot roll· ed sheell\ and strips and cold rolled sheet and strip steels would he reduc.O an average of 51 cents per tun, retroactive to April 17. • • • HUN;riNQTON, .w. Va.--:- • NO TEDIOUS STIRIIINL ~ couple ot stirs, lt'l rMCtJ .. TJ·.. S. Army ~e dJSirJCI office wrll open b1ds May 23 on COII!IIructlon of boat ": ug jacilllies on the Scioto Riv. er at Portsmouth, for the Capl Anthony Meldahllocks ~nd . project. Work oo the oroject will begin within lays after tbe controct •JII. • CLINGS TO BlUSH Glt ........ &It No metll)' dllpplnea No llt-..stl mark1. • UIIPTn.DWINGON. Bruah douft't Or••· Paint .roolftl ..... • USIIN ANY 1100111. POl walt, ceillnas. woociWDfk. Dries 1ft 20 mln~o~t... :~warded ·• • STAYS CLIANIR. SJ)otl. ma'kt. w.sh off. taoJ: rlnM cfean In IOaiPY Engm~rs • • WASIUNGTON - The Navy planned to lower underwater ..ameras to the bottom of the ~ . . MlanUc today to see If 11 ball (IJund the hulk of the submarme waw. ,. Mayor Lee Smith told Middleport councilmen Monday \partmenr !rUCk from the Pom· ·night extensive street repairs and a modern-type com· eroy Motor Co. 011 1ts -low munity building "could be a reality i!' 1963." ibid (by $438) . of 14,1169, enact" He was reporting informally on action t~ken, after r.e· led Into Jaw f1re con.tra~ts for cent suggestions by councilmen, to pbtam federal aid outs~de political subcbvls1ons to for street repair as well· as added ud under the Com· 1obtam f1re protectr011, agreed munity Facilities Aid proviSions of a law approved in ., to re-o<ganlze recreation man· the last Congress. Mayor Smith further said: \agement, heard a telephone .. 1 t 1 h this com company executive ou!Une his . wan . 0 pus s .; the building. firm's tmprovements in area mumty building ~a a ~ tu While the pre&eot Congress service, and made minor fund 1 can.l 11 maybl pos~1 eh ll lias not approved fands under transfers. 11 moke I a com na on. re-a a community facllltleo aid IIIIo . THE NEW TRUCK Mayer n~~ltb lndlcatedH Council . unanimously nIce colmmunhlly p ace w ere buolrlgdamnglzal'lons . year, lOth DJatriet '-""~~il'e11man o, accept· . . GETTY UP_ Thomas (Pee~ Werry and Ralph 10 ogie) Calvert, Jr., toured Pom~roy over the weekend in a 1921 express wagon owned by the lllaettnar Auto Company. The horse, wh1ch IS pullrog the ancient wagon , 11 owned by Calvert, at left. The passenger in back is youngster Ronnie Arnold of Condor-st. Fred Blaettnar and his son, John William, also took a ride in the horse drawn wa~on as the klck~ff event for their llOth anniver· sary of from "Buggies To Bl'u-~ic;k~s;";w;h~i~ch~i~s~b~e~m~g >..::ce-:l::eb::r~la::t~e~d~t.::h•.::•__wc:_e:.e~k~.~~S_e_n_h_n_el_P-;hoto.·-- - : - -- - - - - - - -- and groups may meet." mer E. A.,ele, had promised ed the bid offered by WJIUam l The moyor promised to write I. "aU possible help." ......... Grueser. manager of the Po~· personally before all Councilmen had a busy night ~oy Motor Co., when hrs b1d 1 0 I . . . anlzatlons to outline otherwise . too ro~al and ask su rt .. p p rrpo . It. would seem that, ld ~ ,. given us, we coo se ..:.:at' ~~ateverj ~on.:;; 0 or pro e.. in fefjleral aid. He inrllcated he ~nd ~ne Grate, and probably Bill Childs, chairman of the Middleport Planning Commission, are to h' k meet 1n Columbus t IS wee with persons who will guide in making applica· street repair aid and was lowest and the one that met all specifications as adver- 1 They bought a new street de· tised. other persons appearing before council to justify the~r bids were Carroll Norris . of Rawlings Sons Motor Co., Mid· dleport; Harold Smith of Meigs C0 Ieman Has New PI30 For Ohi0 party ... Rett"red Rat"I """'"'''''''•••• EmpIoye Ies At Holzer T Drivers • T0 Compete In Jaycee Road-e..n sunday Middle~en Coming events at . port llChool brclude lilt ....,. play, Friday, May 18; the senior tdp, teavlag May IZ; -u Baccalaureate services, Sun· Weather permitting the Fourth Annual Jaycee Teen· day evenlog, May II; Elghtll A e Safe. Drivin Ro~d-e·o will be held on the lower grade Commencement, Tllun· p!rking lot in Po'ineroy nel<l Sunday at 12-30 p.m . day eveoln&, May !3; Se~lor . . . . o· Equipment Co., Pomeroy, and ~aker 0. Gordon, re~ired Graduation, Friday e\'eomg, The Metgs County . Jaycees driver's trammg mstructor for Pete Davis of Keith Goble Ford, railway employ~e and res1dent May %4.. sponso;ed Road-e-o gtves the turther information. M'ddl ·t of Pomeroy, dted Monday at A444•4• C()Unty s teenagers an opportun· The to forty high scorers on 1 ';l;'~E CONTRACfS 10:10 p m. at Holzer Hospital ! } ,ity to demonstrate driving skills th wntren tests will oompete 1 1 Loca ~ •ue Bankers th' d ading of Ordln· in Gallipolis. in open competition. Drivers e a four-pari L'OUrse The If re "II b I led th' k b . over . roved Its Born ir. Cheshire Township, , w1 e se ec IS wee YI ourse consists of· (1) The 862 8 By ROBERT L. KAYLOR :~~~tioo 1:.~!w.J'P Including a January 21, 1893, Mr. Gordon written tests in all county high ~truight Line (21 serpen· UaHed Pres siDterDIItloDal . . th t bet· . io de- was the son of Elza and Sara fifO Ischools 00 teenagers desiring to f (3 ) The' Offset Alley and lb~sh:~ COLUMBUS . IUPJ) -:- _Demo- ~-~ 0 s~gnsuco~;r~c:. yet Scott Gordon. He is survived · enter. Entranst must not be 19 ~ ~~~e, The Parallel Park excere vy das located -~~- cratic State Chairman Wdham L. . r . ki f fire by his wife, Verlie Church Con· years of age by August 9, not ' . All call for 8 steady hand a dll'Len objects .on the. ocean Coleman unveiled • program per:,;ng .. -~s :.g Inor' ted to way Gordon; two daughters, married, n~tound guilty of a ool mind floor, 8,400 feet deev. Ill Monday night to rev~alize the prob'tr ,on. WI ( ' I VI 'th a Vesta Ham of Dayton and Belmovmg tra . VIOlation durmg an a cle nd . h d area Where Ute· tear su• . Oh' and --~·cted ar 1 a e or nego 1a e Wl ~· . h h nd 1 Troph 8 8 cas awar s . , nuc ..,.. party m 10 pn:ul bo d ' sed f' ,.1 va Lesher of Columbus; and TWo p 0ft\e.....y bank"!:rs wiU t e past s mont s, a mus1, led 1 th th M•rme _ _ ...., with 129 h . 't ar compo o crunc '. I h ld I'd d . , 't I will be presen o e ree .. ..,. • ·' l'tn" .... ~U. sweepmg c ansea m l s opera· men and Middleport volunteer a stepdaughter_, Joan Conway help swell record enrollment of 0 a va I rivers perml_. 0 winners in both the OOys• !bell April tOl"'lM · Navy_ . lions. . f' The ~'-'· to Rayburn of Chicago, III!Tillis; a almost zoo banker • students for IStudents may contact !herr 1 P . 1 , 1 nd t 1 six of Ute object!. •·t~ .... . ..._ . . CoJeman, ,..wbD, baa CDJPe, tUKltr. ~en.. Onu.-nce .~o~~o, • brnther Earl Gordon of Galli· . -· . - - and glr s c asses a a rave. r.al good prO!Ipects," orftfclsm for his leadership ol the bO ·efletli.. as-soon as per!"!!- potis itM 'tcnopbew,.l!olll!!l' Gor· tho.o18111..,~ Ohl;u~h;'~ ~! ~ inp, trophy wtll be presented 18 The search his been narrow· S 1f 8 3V party In last yeor's election cam- ted under Jaw;. h' don o1 Pomeroy · I Ohl ledty , , _ . , 3& R the school w1th the highest.,.... e<. to an area of 10 square • ,_ announced the am It provides u•at a towns tp, ' .. . a o n ve~sl . , ~ . all score. . ... --t miles 270 miles east of Boston. Funeral services for Nora ~·a meetin here of ::~. for example, may contract for Funer~l servaces WJII be at I Maxine. Griffith or ~ Porn:.1 Jim Carpenloer ' Rut1ai1d "!frgh -- _.,....,~, The Navy said It was coofidenl Alice Bailey, 84, who died Man· ly . formed ~mocratic County protection fo~ $200 annually, th~~ r~~er;;:e ,;;fvi~~~~i:;. eroy Na~lOnal ~·~ Will .'::'. ;school teacher and chairman of 5 that. the sunken attar:k at her home in Flatwoods, Chairmen's Organization. plus $50 per f1re call. , ~~iatin . ·Til~ time and date of amoog t e S::~1 atte~:ar 1 h e the event, said today. he hopes 11 marrne lay som.wnere be held Wednesday at 2 The otato cliairman said his .~rlh!;.lb~~L. v•::::: " ';': .. servia! is pending. Burial will :c~':c : gr~duate follbwing for a large turnout_ this Sunday. "· m. at _the MI. Herman plao for reorganizallon of the dl- 1 ad U H hgd ~ he at the Beech Grove Ceme- th k llf lassroom work. " We hope fam1bes through· that area, • • • church. Burial will be ln the vided part~:'t.ukl be centered or op 08 • e 8 oppo F . nd ll · e wee c [ F out the county wJII plan to rome m HOMESTEAD AFB, Fla. Herman cemetery beside around a n system of fman· tbe measure llacJe • boded· tery. rle . s may ca. e~emngs Paul E Kloe~ o the arme~s COLUMBUS IUPI)- The Rhodes early and stay late. I'm sure Cuban PremJet Fidel her late husbrmd, Henry F. clng modeled n the same line~ ly tbrougb several month. of at t~e residence until tune ~f Bank and Savings Company, will administration has ordt>red top ithese ~tudents will provide emptied his dungeons of aU Bailey who died in 1960 as that of the Republicarl &tat~ deliberations. Eveu aOer vol· ~rvtce.sd A~r~e~ents ~e be attending the school thiS state offic~als to streamline de· Iplenty of excitement for every .. A~erican prlsond:-'8 except Survh.ing are these chiidren organization He saJd also much lng yes be said, ul still ddak mg rna e y wmg nera year for the first time. . partment forms, procedures, in- one " Carpenter said. ' · I It is wrou• " home The school IS compnsed of t · an ef · 1 Refreshments ' longtime enemy Monday in Dalley, Jennie Abbott, of the party's business would go . •· . · . . sion s ruetIOns and recor ds m will be avail.. change for four CUbans held John Bailey all of Pome· behind closed doors as part of the \ Mr. Gibbons proposed time two one-week trammg ses s, fort to cut through t-ed tape and \ ble for spectators In event of u· s· 1·ans · The Dearded ro) Rt 3 and Ocln A BaUey of cb should be taken to "talk it Mef1o Memorial Hospital both being held the same week. reduce pr;nt;ng <Osts. a h te t · . b h I" · ' · ange. " "th t ti f Bt n the first aod second ram t e con s wt 11 e e \4 0 dictator also promised to Euclid; a sister, Mabel Cleland WID A•vlte stra&egy lover ~~ repf!sen a ves ADMISSIONS - Zana Bax. e wee m trainin each Gov. Jamru; A. Rhodes said that lthe following Sunday. 800 to l.OOO Cubans to leave his Chester, and a brother, El· Describing the session as "the tot nshlps and VIllages affected. ter, Pomeroy; Esta Howell, ye~ of ~lassroo edt g, t many businesses. whose property 1 0 Communist Jsl&nd later thif Will of Syracuse. A son, most harmonioua Democratic RECREATION CHANGE Pomeroy · Eunice Nutter stu ent. 18 req~ll" compte~ and records are subject to state D • I F' d 1 week as parL of the deal. Franklin, and daughter, Ruth, meeting 1 have ever attended," Coun~ll accepted a r~om· Reedsvill~; Hazel Wickline, Ra: a specl~l proJect as 8 par 0 inspect1on, often are subJeCted to rtver S IDe n Ntw York attomey James B. preceded her in death. Coleman said the group's mission men~atlon by councilman G~ne cine. the trammg program. duplkate and overlapping inspec-' Operation Case Donovan, who arranged t h e Mrs. Bailey was a me·mber woukt be to serve as an advi· Harrts . _from the Rec:re&~on DISCHARGES M K I tions by inspectors from \'arious C 11 W. J ohnson , p omroy . ed here Monday the Mt . Herman church . sory bodY to t he party ,s execu- ComnussiOn rs. Milo en- M·r • Burford Dies swap, arriv . that the swunmmg nelh Brown Minersville. st ate de pa rt ment s. : R arro D ·a fined $Z and costs 31 aboard- an airliner with ~I of Friends moy call at the resj. live oommillee In formulating (Contmued on page McDole U.:g Bottom. C.;.rence While At Store He said thi< will be eHminated r Mvnd.ayw i~ Meigs County courl th~ pale and· skinny Ame_r~eans. ~nee anytime prior to the ser- strategy for thiB year'~ local ~leeBoyle, Middleport: Lester Burford, operator of as will the practice or printing 00 a citation of reckles~ oper• He Slid three others decl~t!d to VIetS. Ewing funeral home is lions and. next year !J national Burford Grocery in Rutland, was the names of officials on various ation by the SheriH's depart.. go ~a · LaUn American In cbarge, (Cootinued on page 31 Meigs General H..pllol dead on arrival of the Middle- forms used by the state. ment. try mstead of returning to ADMISSIONS _ Sail M . port emergency • rescue squad R_hodes gave h1s cabinet officers ! The hearing on a petty lar· homeland and three chose y . c Monday at 2:20 p. m. until the end of the month to r... lceny charge against Kenneth remain in Cuba with thelf lamCormick, Middleport; Clifford Mr. Burford, age ~. died sud- pori to Fmanre Director Rkhar.t l' Keith Mark ins and Margarel lliea. Dew~urst, P<>rneroy • Vlr~ama denly of an apparent heart at· Krabach what progrt>S.., they have , Elmse Mayes both of HarrisonWAS"nn.Gro~- !Am. ~:~~~Pomeroy; Cuba Little, tack while at his ' store. The•lmade in lhi~ diredion. lvill•. was cn'ntinued until May · ! body was taken to Chase Funer· He s~ud 1f legislative changes 3 by County Court Judge Ftank ~- J";lts, II-N.Y., warned . PHILADELPHIA (UP!) P I I h .1 d There will be an unliSII81 Var· , DISCHARGES John 1al Home where arrangements , woold be ,.. 4 u~red for the correc- 1w, Porter, Jr. a:OI p:~ are pending._ --~~-- tive action. they should sobmit the \ - - --1":, ~ Princess Grace of Monaco ..0; ; of t~~':~rld'~ ::::'iy ;.~ liety show. at the Syracuse : Sprouse, Mtddleport. flallllaary spiral in wages IJ!d ladies" Monday night at a brilliant fashion ball that dis.l School April 26 • at 7:30• It is 1 p.-opos<d chanMes '" law for transREPORT ARRESTS the~ of IIVIlll played her blonde beauty in a regal setting. Jspon"""'d by the_ Syracuse La· ~i'""n by Krabach lor_consl(lera- 1 The Ohio State Patrol Mo.. He•llllcie the sh.tement as the The former Grace Kelly of Philadelphia and her bus- Idles Auxiliary Frre liOn and recommendation tu the day reported the arrest ol two Senate-llou!e Eronomic C<tm. band, Rainier Ill, "reigJied" over the event sponsored lncl~~ed be a ~ o ~ NEW YORK (UP!)- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has , go"'""' Meigs county residents, Harold mittee opened hearings Into by the Philadelphia Fashion Group from a royal box at Dance . a Mock Weddmg,. put a smllin~ but f.Jrm embargo on rnformatlon relattng . E. Hysell. 28. Pomeroy, cited to whether the pric rise by Am· the bead of the Philadelphia Art Museum's grand stair-~~~yle show, lates.~ fashions. to the questi~n: Will he wed the recen.tly d•vorced Mrs. MAN FINED Gallipolis court for defective • wa Champagne Mus1c by the La· Margaretta F1tler Murphy. The attracttve Mrs. Murphy Raymond Russell has been xh t d P ker C Chaney ~~..:'leel manufacturers was y. Trllrole Ill 11011( dtes Auxiliary, music by the , 35, a former member of the governor's staff, was dl: l fined $100 and costs in Meigs ~. ~':cin:~ to M~igs ~ .. • · • • Grace's hair wu coiffed in .. Trlbate Ill BoDJ , jSyra~e _El·Rancheros, Bever· vorced about two weeks ago in Sun Valley, Idaho, from Common Pleas court where he Thursda for no muffler. Con· 'i'be .....8 test 1 . te Ire 11y1o She Never, never <IJantle. Keep ly Hillbillies by the Syracuse Dr, James S. Murphy 40 a microbiologist at RockefeUer j was arra~gned before Judge . t d / G il' 1' court Satul" ap...... grea WJS r em:me . · ware that breathless charm!" was Ed· \OJb Scouts, and songs and mu- Institute. ' ' :John C. Bacon . Russell said he VICe n a : 18E tee Hou-•'" Dopt. MAIN FLOOR Funeral For 8al'}ey E }} Af OU For Classes The CIS:·· . I ""ed esd Sl h·J Re -f1ied· T D d: ape emanue By Governor Tempest i • Yes, the old pocketbook wilhinga on its way! HOUSE CLEANING? ~r;;:;: song of, ia when you buy your Fix-up materials from us. 1 I Gyface'S RegaI Beaut y Has DON'T OVERLOOK Glt"tter At Brilli"ant Ball YOUR RUGS •• , GARAGE DOORS One, one-and-a-half. lwo car. Top qualit y full}' furnished . As low as . $51.75 RUG &CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty II SCREEN WIRI All types regularly car. Repair ried in stock. screen dool'IS and wiD· , dows now. As low v.a ~ 9c ft. MEETING POIITPONED of The meeting Rock Grange ldleduled for ••enintl ball been w Frlday at a p. m. ll!d Alfred Grangeo wiU Whether it should be shampooed ... dry cleaned • . . or regular 1 Shornpool"' Wool Rue• DOOR CHIMU GARDIN TOOLS Wide selection of fine garden tools of all ldnda. Garden rakes PB low a1 98c R•v•rlibiH lOcO: Dry Cle1nln1 (All Ty,.lj 1Q( 141< ft. LouiNirr WIOhlnt - · · 3C "'ft.• ROBINSON'S LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Convonionl Pickup Stotlono In Middleport.Pomtroy Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5421· Mhldhport WY 2.5130 •''\ "\ . ' 0 canigh , pital .~.!?.,~- · 1 -~ Illle . "'"' , .,..,"""" : ayatem PloWed into the East day. . . AI ltall it4 perso~ were lir jund by lomad!Je• "1'1<~ ped ~. lllruct ~the~ et; suni!own aloug a 1!11ft1tea,st __,. ! TONICti'T GreiDrJ P..S, PoliJ Jlerpa oDd Robert Mitchum Ill •CAPI 'IAR" 1 ROCKY NOT TALKING Of LOVE De"!: ::'Ill ..,. - . • "noW l!lut , of ~c winliloJtl! II"! ,lloulhweot. ROola ·were . .t .. ....y, · JII'~ Bfllr· Me tankli wtre • upended . and l~!to·(,,'wer~: thoked with downed l!'!ll.. ll!d tlebrlo In · l<)wil of ~ of Dalila~ ~'~ liO · bJ DO!qu) ·••·eow... T...... Apr. D.M . .AMILY NICIHTI .................. - · HIJUJWIIIl "TTil 110 WAYI" ~=gown · AI her throat bo"i.m glistened a • . dlamondo and :::.• Firat D 11rot L~ Clelaa• 018 die ·Fisher's tribute to her iD sic by Syracuse talent. Monday, a ''bill·slgning" ceremony at Rockefeller's ! was not guilty to a grand lar- day was 1 Ro /\· ~ 10s a~ ...g. Gov. Willlam W. Scranton, i A free will offering will be Manhattan office gave newsmen their first chance to 1ceny charge but pleaded guilty \31 • tsM;dd ? ~' '. ~ 0 !cose wbo sav• her the spon~·· crys- 1taken at lb~ door. boor Prize query the governor about published reports linking him ' to a charge of petit larceny. cos or 0 owm · tal bowl award for fashio~ lead· ;will be given. For sale will be to Mrs. Murphy. "Do you plan to marry Mrs. Murphy?" jaccording to court records . Rus- 1 >rsltlp, added this praise: hotdogs, hamburgers, fish, pie, asked a newsman. sell has 15 days to pay the . PLAN SALE "All Pennsylvanian• joins lo coffee and kool-ade. "No comment," said the governor with a grin. Ifine and costs. The defendant ! The Southern Local Athletic honoring lhll diiUnguished daugh· This Is a benefit for the fire "Will you have a comment at any time?" "No com· appeared in court on an infor· Boosters Assocl8tron Will spooo tor of . Phllade~ for the ~!f•· department and emergency-res- men!," said the smiling governor. "Well," the newsman motion afladavit filed by Pro- 'lsor a bake sale Apr~ I. 27 at 9 a. cl0118 ll!d beauUfirl American lm· cue unit. Firemen will assist In 1said, "I wish you the best of luck." fto(,kefeller laughed. secutlng Attorney Bernard V. m. at the Racine Village Culo age which she projects. We are the show. "!even have to say no comment to that," he replied. Fultz. Rate store. ,dellglited dh this lrlbute to one 1 l':~tofr~~~ofOI=:: flnt ~:::,:v:1.:t · of.:~;r~;:.::~~a~~~ o~nco diiJ,.er ttd'W.. in vy!DrJ the T' polio, . -andNoolllll, 1'ltlt Kll' oball and Borbln Edt.o Ill "SWINGPf' ALONG" (c,tor carved a · lh!;. =~U::' lh H.\SGtt Drive ·In v~ 1.1 A _. , Soft , mt>lodious. Several .sizes m stock. Easy w m· stall As low as ·--$4.95 ~ugbl per· feet job. Sh•mpooin1 Mon., .Tues. & W-.d.Apr.22·23-24 During BlaeHnar's 110th Anniversary guesta. laundry washed •.. Our fa· cilitles assure you of 1 cite':;' for your type of rug or carpet , •• PEGBOARD Ideal for kitchens, utility rooms, workshops. Handy hangers available. 4' x 8' as low as __ __ $3.68 . ene It I Call Now and •rr•ns• for Cleening •t Your Convenience, Complete cleaning oervlce especially PATCHING PLASTER Now is the time to pa1('h plasterwork around the home. Patrhin g plaster as low .as ___ . 35c ': !::: Sr., variety Show In Syracuse Js '8 £• ' J)iiiQ limJtlneli . .' TAII,Iv · oholr. 'I ·. • Asks Slas?l .l.jTn . .1..1.~ uealleng Rate meintier, with colorful fete. for which Rainier's Monte carlo co fa ....... The tickets coot $50 eaCb a ret.'Onl for the city. Jinrlied number of 600 waa oubocrihed aix weeks ago . were turned away. otood In the gltm)lle Grace on her o;o. OIJioPowtrC<t. isseeldngau-System, of which Ohio Power lng electric space heating, with \'" Include schools, churches lborlly to reduce Its raios to is a part. ' the average reduction in the and hospitals. commercial and small industr~ Total savings to existing ell· neighborhood of 20 per cent. · In its applicatior•. Ohio Pow· ai ·customcn whlcb employ glble customers on the AEP Further, It wlll encourage ml· er asked that lhe reduced rate electricity lor aU apace heat- Syste~ bave been estimated a\ ny olhe_r customers to adopt beco If tl M lng requirenienlo. · ra«J,tlt!O per year; of IbiS total, tile _tofal.electrlc concept In me e ec ve ay · Applications lowal'd this end Ohio Po- customers wlll their operations." The new rate, called the 'l'hli meaJJ1 o a-t deal to ~filed lodaprilh the.PUIJlle sove t53,flfl!l. . · Tlie prO(IOIJed rate would ap. "Eiel:lric Hooting - Genera)'.' · .aid'ctace. who 1o YlslUng VIIUiies. Comrnl'lllon of Ohio ln A. N. Prentice. vice proOitlenl ply to ~lly aU eler:lrlcalb' rate Is the second rate reducfitlriil ben for the. llnl ·llme C!>Jumbu•. ·Stmul~,, llm. lllltf general IIUII)88er of Oblo heated cor\uoerciaJ and small If<>• for these customer> In the · ''1 ..,.., teii )'llOf 'Uir appllationB Were fllell-:li'IIIJ .Power, lllld. "The propoaed ind-lal establlslunenls, .ouch past two years. 11 is sinllar to · 1 ta be· hrmil!l tbo.·. .te np)aloey oulhc!rillos aew ra~ wUl result In varylag a. Office buildings, iliores, mot. a reduction in ail • electric relib lbll 'In my 'lFA'I! 111 fiVe otheh ltllii ~ · by Mp~tlo1JI OI\IOlll commerttal' ela,, hsta:U~"aats and' small In- o~llal rat.. put Into effect ;f lht. :Amtrlcall Jil)l)lrie to'nr P,d . inlfustrill cuatomen · 111- dullrial .pl~lll. ll!d' would II· ·ID March 1. · of others 22 om -OIIdPeltr S.Uenlliil Jaip CiU!B!dlltlla •I'M ALLIIGHT JACK• .:l." • ,p _, ·I : io \.f , , .r\, ~. ' ·\. I• ' '. ' ,; ~- . 'l;: ·'· ' tt~ 'I ,I ...• .·., ,., . ' : ,._.,.. ~ .. o' ~ ..· ' 100 l'' \ ' _,.,, • '•. " '" "' • . • The four other AEP System companies seeking the rate reductlons anll the five otates ill wbiclJ IIley serve .,.,. . laeltl • Appa ,an Power Co., ol Roanoke, Va. - Vlrcinltl .1111 Wt!il Virllnlil; Indlillli. and ~ cllfpa E~ Clo., ol Fort =. Wa)lilli, lad: ~ Indiana l!lll MlcltJpn: .Kenllldty fllWer ,c.., ~; of AJb)abd, ' Ky: - Wheelin& £1o¢tr!i1 C0.'1 lni, V•~•·. :W• 'V . w. ,. , .......... , ·' ""/'·"""""' • " {/( • •v ,-..,·, !I; �... · -·~ .... Tlae llallg S•ntinei ;,;:::o~M:.:;;M:.:;;I;;.;N;.;.;TA;.;.;T~O IDITORIALL Y Face Lift For Your Money • • • By 1970 the dollar bill will have its first face-lifting oince 1929, if a drive now on in Congress Is ~u~ce!!ful . In '29 the bll economy•oize paper dol· Jar wu superseded by the present wal· let·•lze blll. The proposed chonge would be no thing-o!-beouty . !ot·beauty's-oa ke oper· ation . The purpose Is to retire present $1 blllo, backed 100 per cent by silver and called "silver certificates," and re· place them with bills bal'ked with " 2ft per cent gold reserve and called "red· eral Reserve notes." This would free Treasury-held silver, which backs the present notes, tor use ' ..II I 'l ,. \ ' t-DIIl;' Sentinel, ~-MIMepert, 0., ~ '!• 1NI ! COLEMAN IS . - IIDnll OPTIMISTIC IIIII ....., up ' hail ....., • half-iDdo .... ·Hel~n Help .Us_ ( ,...,IPI I I ..,.._ lilt .... Sdlool .. c Oss ~ ' ......., . -IY Helen ._,.,_ ....... \ ,- In making coins. Present best gueo,e Ia that the color and bill size would remain the same, but deSign of the blll would diller ,reatly, to make the new bills easily dlatlnjulsh· able from the present ones. Now _ if they could JUit build l Ut· tie more purch•aln& power intO the new number .•.• .. Bulk Tank Service We bandle all mea of tallt1 for boW. gas. We ~ wbat we sell Rutland Furniture Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ·CiiANGES JiOURS Bob lfope, tire nearest thing. • to perpetual motion ever tumed ouf by HoUywood, '*tu make (Continued from page I) pool manager and tbe park and re '!~atiun director be independent positioos, drawing eqllal pay $225 tier month. Last year on: job was park director and pool manager a·t $250 per month. the other hit assistant, .at $19!'.5'\ jier month. Harris said confusion . resulted through OY· erlapping duties. His proposal went to the or· dinance committee with couno:jl's bleRSihg. Harris also reported Leo Kennedy will be rehired as pool manager, TELEPHONES James KimbaJI, commercial manager ·Of the General Telephone • company, Athens, ac· comi>anied by Don McTurner, of the loeal exchange, told the "telephoneo company story." He said the utility propo~;es to visit each municipality annually tA> review Its progress, His points inCluded: -General Tel in Meigs Coon· .ty hjres 29 persons, with an •nnual p_ayroll of $126,4M and ex~ifures the past 10 years of $'t,W,OOo In new plant and equli>ment. · -There 1s an average of 19,380 local can. per day and 218.· annuany originals one of his rare appearances on a eolleg~. ca~~ when he e()ines to Ohio Unlveralty's Grover Physical Education center lor a special performance Thursday, May 9. The famous saddle-beaked comedian will ttam with a surprise guest lro~n llonywood and student talent from the Ohio campus in an evening of music and fun, beginning at 8 p. m. The public is Invited to attend the 'program, sponsored by the Ohio University Fund, Inc. Pro-fits from the show will be used ll purchase new books for the Ohio . University library. More than one hour of the two;hour pelio~mance will be sol~ Hope, smgmg, dancmg and jolu.ng about tbe news bead· lines, the weather, the picture at the neighborhood theatre, and, of course, Bing Crosby. Ski-Nose also will serve as Capt. Mary B. Thomason of l'ar10a1, Kansas, Iabove! Is ""lgued to the Clnclnnali Recrulllng Slatloo as Army Nurse CounM!lor for lhe Trl· State area. The GalllpoUs Ar. my RemdtiDg Area Is pari of tbe Clnelnaall Army Nurse COUDselor'J area an4 ln&erested peraous from Ibis area may cOIIIact Captain Tbomasoo by maD or see the local Army Recrolter M.Sgt. Kenaeth o. Judd, Part Central Hotel here In Galllpolll. Capt. abomasoo commentator (or a style show wllt be 'Ia the Gallla , Meigs presented by Home Economics , students, under the direction of ..rea soon. Effective M~y I, the : U. S. llllollr<>ad- ~tlrement Jirftentatlve will nold 'MII<'l!U .. hours at the Baltimore and passenger station, West Uni1o1><st ill Ather.. , on the first : Wednesday of each I!IOntt from I 11 a. m. to 11 p. m._He will no longer be at either the post of. flee building or the New York 1 central - C&O Railway Company freight stat1011 In Athens. I I Exterior & Interior 0~e~e~!~~~!en00 :~: eln! eracuse .and Miriersville area, e25 YEARS EXPERIENCE e FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE 1 B{M)S1.':::RS TO MEET I Southern Local Band Boosters will meet at the high school I Thursday at 7:30 p. m. WE ARE YOUR HEADQUAJ!TERS FOR IMPERIAL WALLPAPER PLAN SUPPER, SALE The Ractne Grade schoo1 PTA will sponsor a jitney supSKJ,NOSE !HOPE) per Saturday, April 27, at the MIS5 Allyne Bane. 7-Ith grade building. Hand· Tickets for the event priced made articles will be sold. ' . I at $3.110 lor a reserved ehaJr LOCAL TEMPS Ret1il Store 1nd Office Located At section, $2.110 general admis- The temperature in Pomeson, and $1 .50 for aU· students, roy's bosiness district at 11:30 are on sale at the Memorial • . m. today was {41 degrees, un- · 297 So'; 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio AuditoriUm Box Office, aod at ud·OI:_:C::Io~u::CdY:_:Sk:::ie:'::._·----~;,.,"""""'"''"'' Logan's and College Book Stor, e: In Athens. I CLINTON FISHER COMPANY ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',.! .. 7 c·lfCW.1 Court _DOCket For Mason County :~ ~~;:ans Painting ACT NOW- this.mone~-saving .., offer EXPIRES MAY 15, 1963 -------- ·I_s Loaded With Criminal, Civil Actions · . .. . with fewer subscribers on par· PT. PLEASANT - The Ma, )Mrs. B_oyd LewiS, non attend· et al; Ronald R. Rlguey ••· I--·-' ----------· -~-------------· ty !iDes · and there will be ndd· son County Circuit Court docket ance; State vs. Walter S. Dutch OVen Bakery; J. H. Somed cabies installed to Colum· for the May term or court h~ Brown, driviug while intoJicat- erville vs. Commercial Credit Los, · as well as other minor been set. The Grand Jury wdl ed; Slate vs, Ray Beegle, drlv· Corp.; Homer S. lUll vs. Emil upgradings of equipment. . conven~ on Ma>: 6th at_ 9,30 mg while intoxicated; State vs. Hollman, .•t al: ~Eastburn AU councilmen, Childs, Jobn a, m. and the pellt 1ury wdl re- Jobn ~terhng Barnell, droving vs. Termmal Van Lines, Int.; zerkle, Roger -Morgan, Gibbons, port lor duty at 9 a. m. on while mto~ted. George Bullington vs. J. R. AI· Charles Asa Bradbury and May 20th. 1 Bastardy. State Ex Rei EJDs lison & Everett Taylor; Charles Harris; Clerk Gene G;ate. and Criminal ActioM ~ocketed are rna Young vs. Martin Stanley. Denny vs. Wesley Pearson, J_r.• Treasurer Robert Byer, and State vs. F_ranciS Wayne Jr.; State Ex ~~ Cora Cath": Lrrol . L. Ruosell vs. Anita Mayor mith attended Owens, h1gamy, State vs. Rus- nne Brannan vs. Dalla Woyan, Brown, State of W, Va., et al _____ . sen McQueen, health dep&r\; l!tate Ex Rel .Milry Ann Clonch VS. Braneh F1emlng: City Elecs ment: State vs. Arnold Lane, vs. William Holcomb. trlc Company vs. Douglas R. 'contributing; State vs. Ray· Civil Aclions: Lee Wears vs. Roush; In the Matter of the 0 I mond B. Stiltner, three counts Cora Devore, Mary Wears & Estate of G. L. Pullin, Dec.; of forgery: State vs, William Doris Wears; Marjorie L. liar· William P. Hollman vs. MliJ, J . Somerville, two counts, one 's, e, al vs. Lucille Swackham· ard C. Spaulding; E. J. Somers of false pretense and other lor mer, et al; Case Equlpmeot, vllle vs. Ken L. Somerville & embezzlement : State vs. B. L. Inc. vs. Finley Cremeans; Oblo Edna V. Somerville; William Somerville, two counts, false Valley Food Service vs. Gerald Young vs. Shirley M. Hollman, pretense and embezzlement; Hndges and Henrietta Hndges; et al; E. J. Somerville, et a1 State Vs. Harry Erle)Vine, Jr., Houston G. Young, et al vs. vs. B. L. Somerville, et al; COLmrBUS (UPI) - , Gov. Ielonlously steal; State vs. Birdie Roush & Viola Roush; Bernard Prather vs. Worthy James A- Rhodes today dectin· Mary Jane Bevore, contributing Houston G. Young, et al vs. Denny & Ernest ,H. Snyder; ed to comment on charges that to neglect of child ; State vs. Ruby Sayre; A. L. King vs. Kenneth D. Ridge & Betty tbe Reoubllcan , controlled le- IEarrol Lynn Russell, non-sup- Edwin L. King; Avalon C. Tay, Ridge vs. Richard P. NeweU; grslrtture ~~ adopted a "band· port; Slate Vs. Murphy Cl<!fl low, et a1 vs. K. W, Robinson; Fidelity & Casualty Co. vs. ? atti~nde toward fair boos- and Rose Bowery, contributing; Chares Thomas Kearns ami Dol•gls R. Roush ; Associates mg legrsiapon. S.t •t• vs. W. J. Somervllle, lorg· Georgia Anna Kearna, ehange Discoont Corp. vs. Jesse May1ts charge was made Moll' ery; State Vs. B. L. Sommer, of names; Lester Lee Leonard, ard; John E. Bowery, Sr. VI. day -AlJo'fbendore M. Berry, co-- ville, intent to defraud; State Admr., et al vs. Natinnwid eMu- Rose G. Bowery; Alton Jordan chai!1JIO!' o.! the Ohio C.nunit- Vs. · Harry Elmer Ch~istian, tual Ins.; Ben Somerville, et - Freeda Jordan vs. Mertoo J. Now, you can enjoy the convenof these modem flameless electric tee for Civil Rights Legislation break & eater. al; Commercial Credit Corp. vs. Slinde; State of W. Va., et al appliances? m a message to members o( Criminal Appeals : State Vs. Mason County Board of Educa· vs. Albert Anderson, et al; ience of better living electrically the group. . U011, et al: Commercial Oredit State of W. Va., et al vs. orvute -without worrying about instalH you are a customer of Ohio Be':"' referred to a lair hous· stalled any effort to get tbe bill Corp. vs. George Gardner; Jlio. Farley, et al; Mason county Power Company just see your lng bill sent to a House Govern- out for a vote. "Unlesa there is abled Americiin "Wter11118 vs. Motor C.. vs. Virgil Plants; J. lation expenees. ment Operations subcommittee, a sudden reversal these delay· Frank Board· Disabled Amefi.. L. Wedge, et al vs. Roy Newell dealer,appliancestoreorplumber. For only $10.00 per appliance, which has not met since It waa ing tactics wlll kill the blll," can veterans' vs. Gilbert Pear, & Freda NeweR; Alta Sayre EI!CTRIC WAliR HUTtl He will furnish you with a Wirenamed several weeks ago. . he added. son, Jr.: Cominerclal Credit E~lin, et al vs. theodore Sayre, you can have a 240-volt electric AI his news confernece, the "We are tired of the pass-the- Corp. vs. Cltlr:ells National Exec., et al; Blanehe Yeager water heater, electric air conUp Installation Bonus Certificate governor said be is "lor the buck game," Berry stated. "We Bank; Charles J. Hyer, Admr., vs. Earl Keefer & Albert Bost· to help you modernize your home P""clple of a !a1r housing biD" were told by the House_leader- et al vs. Edward F. Layton, on; N. A. Crowder vs. R. E. ditioner (7500 Btu or larger), and hs nothing more to 1ay ,ship tliat no obstacles would beet al; United Dairy Company Taylor, et al; Richard H. Mel· electric range or electric clothes electrically. That, plus $10.00, about II. . . put in tbe path of the bill. But vs, Robert Jackson et al; Joho rose ••· Baltimore & Ohio takM care of all normal electrical Berry ottticked (GOP)·Iegbrjnow we .consider ~ei~ lack ot !E. Bowery vs. Murphy Goff; Railroad Co. & H. D. Bee; Alva dryer installed in your home. (I!CTIIC AIR CONIIITIIIIQ lat1ve le~rs for a . • ""'"''' effort to _be tbe most serioul" Joseph Jngerict, et a1 vs. Ma· Clark vs. Holly Staats; Texaco, So, why deny yourself any installation oosta! lion policy which he aaid,hao obstacle facing the bill. \son Coo~ty Country Club, Inc., _Inc., ••· Frank B. Thompson. Now only. • • Rho. des M m0 n . Why GOP Sits On Rights Bill to install any one of these four flameless electric appliances~ I on... ........ _.. I FJ..~ANOLE, 'Till'. OLD BEAR 0!= l)jE TI<AP r:ACTORV,I1AS SET RULES ASOUT 'I>IE SIZE 0>' ALL NOTICES ON 'I>IE BULLETIN 80AROi\ND 11E WATC~E5 LIKE A 14\WI<.-• Act now, this offer expires May IS! longer the work-saving, timHav- $2 Million Settlement Is Ohio Record ing and comfort-making features Tiki 1t1Y1ntap of 11111 wanduful ops portuniiJ fOr beltlr IIYIIII electrlullr I Visit your dealer, appliance store or plumber today! (Offer limited Power Company cuslllmln.) to Ohio ~, This special offer includes plumbIna .nc~ -tring for water heater _/ ~~ . lnstallatiOIIt. OHIO POWER COM'PANY II" f ........ ... /~ ........~ ......... u. •n•rr•PII'a.•ll""l·l- ce:~ '' .... . . ~ �... · -·~ .... Tlae llallg S•ntinei ;,;:::o~M:.:;;M:.:;;I;;.;N;.;.;TA;.;.;T~O IDITORIALL Y Face Lift For Your Money • • • By 1970 the dollar bill will have its first face-lifting oince 1929, if a drive now on in Congress Is ~u~ce!!ful . In '29 the bll economy•oize paper dol· Jar wu superseded by the present wal· let·•lze blll. The proposed chonge would be no thing-o!-beouty . !ot·beauty's-oa ke oper· ation . The purpose Is to retire present $1 blllo, backed 100 per cent by silver and called "silver certificates," and re· place them with bills bal'ked with " 2ft per cent gold reserve and called "red· eral Reserve notes." This would free Treasury-held silver, which backs the present notes, tor use ' ..II I 'l ,. \ ' t-DIIl;' Sentinel, ~-MIMepert, 0., ~ '!• 1NI ! COLEMAN IS . - IIDnll OPTIMISTIC IIIII ....., up ' hail ....., • half-iDdo .... ·Hel~n Help .Us_ ( ,...,IPI I I ..,.._ lilt .... Sdlool .. c Oss ~ ' ......., . -IY Helen ._,.,_ ....... \ ,- In making coins. Present best gueo,e Ia that the color and bill size would remain the same, but deSign of the blll would diller ,reatly, to make the new bills easily dlatlnjulsh· able from the present ones. Now _ if they could JUit build l Ut· tie more purch•aln& power intO the new number .•.• .. Bulk Tank Service We bandle all mea of tallt1 for boW. gas. We ~ wbat we sell Rutland Furniture Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ·CiiANGES JiOURS Bob lfope, tire nearest thing. • to perpetual motion ever tumed ouf by HoUywood, '*tu make (Continued from page I) pool manager and tbe park and re '!~atiun director be independent positioos, drawing eqllal pay $225 tier month. Last year on: job was park director and pool manager a·t $250 per month. the other hit assistant, .at $19!'.5'\ jier month. Harris said confusion . resulted through OY· erlapping duties. His proposal went to the or· dinance committee with couno:jl's bleRSihg. Harris also reported Leo Kennedy will be rehired as pool manager, TELEPHONES James KimbaJI, commercial manager ·Of the General Telephone • company, Athens, ac· comi>anied by Don McTurner, of the loeal exchange, told the "telephoneo company story." He said the utility propo~;es to visit each municipality annually tA> review Its progress, His points inCluded: -General Tel in Meigs Coon· .ty hjres 29 persons, with an •nnual p_ayroll of $126,4M and ex~ifures the past 10 years of $'t,W,OOo In new plant and equli>ment. · -There 1s an average of 19,380 local can. per day and 218.· annuany originals one of his rare appearances on a eolleg~. ca~~ when he e()ines to Ohio Unlveralty's Grover Physical Education center lor a special performance Thursday, May 9. The famous saddle-beaked comedian will ttam with a surprise guest lro~n llonywood and student talent from the Ohio campus in an evening of music and fun, beginning at 8 p. m. The public is Invited to attend the 'program, sponsored by the Ohio University Fund, Inc. Pro-fits from the show will be used ll purchase new books for the Ohio . University library. More than one hour of the two;hour pelio~mance will be sol~ Hope, smgmg, dancmg and jolu.ng about tbe news bead· lines, the weather, the picture at the neighborhood theatre, and, of course, Bing Crosby. Ski-Nose also will serve as Capt. Mary B. Thomason of l'ar10a1, Kansas, Iabove! Is ""lgued to the Clnclnnali Recrulllng Slatloo as Army Nurse CounM!lor for lhe Trl· State area. The GalllpoUs Ar. my RemdtiDg Area Is pari of tbe Clnelnaall Army Nurse COUDselor'J area an4 ln&erested peraous from Ibis area may cOIIIact Captain Tbomasoo by maD or see the local Army Recrolter M.Sgt. Kenaeth o. Judd, Part Central Hotel here In Galllpolll. Capt. abomasoo commentator (or a style show wllt be 'Ia the Gallla , Meigs presented by Home Economics , students, under the direction of ..rea soon. Effective M~y I, the : U. S. llllollr<>ad- ~tlrement Jirftentatlve will nold 'MII<'l!U .. hours at the Baltimore and passenger station, West Uni1o1><st ill Ather.. , on the first : Wednesday of each I!IOntt from I 11 a. m. to 11 p. m._He will no longer be at either the post of. flee building or the New York 1 central - C&O Railway Company freight stat1011 In Athens. I I Exterior & Interior 0~e~e~!~~~!en00 :~: eln! eracuse .and Miriersville area, e25 YEARS EXPERIENCE e FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE 1 B{M)S1.':::RS TO MEET I Southern Local Band Boosters will meet at the high school I Thursday at 7:30 p. m. WE ARE YOUR HEADQUAJ!TERS FOR IMPERIAL WALLPAPER PLAN SUPPER, SALE The Ractne Grade schoo1 PTA will sponsor a jitney supSKJ,NOSE !HOPE) per Saturday, April 27, at the MIS5 Allyne Bane. 7-Ith grade building. Hand· Tickets for the event priced made articles will be sold. ' . I at $3.110 lor a reserved ehaJr LOCAL TEMPS Ret1il Store 1nd Office Located At section, $2.110 general admis- The temperature in Pomeson, and $1 .50 for aU· students, roy's bosiness district at 11:30 are on sale at the Memorial • . m. today was {41 degrees, un- · 297 So'; 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio AuditoriUm Box Office, aod at ud·OI:_:C::Io~u::CdY:_:Sk:::ie:'::._·----~;,.,"""""'"''"'' Logan's and College Book Stor, e: In Athens. I CLINTON FISHER COMPANY ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',.! .. 7 c·lfCW.1 Court _DOCket For Mason County :~ ~~;:ans Painting ACT NOW- this.mone~-saving .., offer EXPIRES MAY 15, 1963 -------- ·I_s Loaded With Criminal, Civil Actions · . .. . with fewer subscribers on par· PT. PLEASANT - The Ma, )Mrs. B_oyd LewiS, non attend· et al; Ronald R. Rlguey ••· I--·-' ----------· -~-------------· ty !iDes · and there will be ndd· son County Circuit Court docket ance; State vs. Walter S. Dutch OVen Bakery; J. H. Somed cabies installed to Colum· for the May term or court h~ Brown, driviug while intoJicat- erville vs. Commercial Credit Los, · as well as other minor been set. The Grand Jury wdl ed; Slate vs, Ray Beegle, drlv· Corp.; Homer S. lUll vs. Emil upgradings of equipment. . conven~ on Ma>: 6th at_ 9,30 mg while intoxicated; State vs. Hollman, .•t al: ~Eastburn AU councilmen, Childs, Jobn a, m. and the pellt 1ury wdl re- Jobn ~terhng Barnell, droving vs. Termmal Van Lines, Int.; zerkle, Roger -Morgan, Gibbons, port lor duty at 9 a. m. on while mto~ted. George Bullington vs. J. R. AI· Charles Asa Bradbury and May 20th. 1 Bastardy. State Ex Rei EJDs lison & Everett Taylor; Charles Harris; Clerk Gene G;ate. and Criminal ActioM ~ocketed are rna Young vs. Martin Stanley. Denny vs. Wesley Pearson, J_r.• Treasurer Robert Byer, and State vs. F_ranciS Wayne Jr.; State Ex ~~ Cora Cath": Lrrol . L. Ruosell vs. Anita Mayor mith attended Owens, h1gamy, State vs. Rus- nne Brannan vs. Dalla Woyan, Brown, State of W, Va., et al _____ . sen McQueen, health dep&r\; l!tate Ex Rel .Milry Ann Clonch VS. Braneh F1emlng: City Elecs ment: State vs. Arnold Lane, vs. William Holcomb. trlc Company vs. Douglas R. 'contributing; State vs. Ray· Civil Aclions: Lee Wears vs. Roush; In the Matter of the 0 I mond B. Stiltner, three counts Cora Devore, Mary Wears & Estate of G. L. Pullin, Dec.; of forgery: State vs, William Doris Wears; Marjorie L. liar· William P. Hollman vs. MliJ, J . Somerville, two counts, one 's, e, al vs. Lucille Swackham· ard C. Spaulding; E. J. Somers of false pretense and other lor mer, et al; Case Equlpmeot, vllle vs. Ken L. Somerville & embezzlement : State vs. B. L. Inc. vs. Finley Cremeans; Oblo Edna V. Somerville; William Somerville, two counts, false Valley Food Service vs. Gerald Young vs. Shirley M. Hollman, pretense and embezzlement; Hndges and Henrietta Hndges; et al; E. J. Somerville, et a1 State Vs. Harry Erle)Vine, Jr., Houston G. Young, et al vs. vs. B. L. Somerville, et al; COLmrBUS (UPI) - , Gov. Ielonlously steal; State vs. Birdie Roush & Viola Roush; Bernard Prather vs. Worthy James A- Rhodes today dectin· Mary Jane Bevore, contributing Houston G. Young, et al vs. Denny & Ernest ,H. Snyder; ed to comment on charges that to neglect of child ; State vs. Ruby Sayre; A. L. King vs. Kenneth D. Ridge & Betty tbe Reoubllcan , controlled le- IEarrol Lynn Russell, non-sup- Edwin L. King; Avalon C. Tay, Ridge vs. Richard P. NeweU; grslrtture ~~ adopted a "band· port; Slate Vs. Murphy Cl<!fl low, et a1 vs. K. W, Robinson; Fidelity & Casualty Co. vs. ? atti~nde toward fair boos- and Rose Bowery, contributing; Chares Thomas Kearns ami Dol•gls R. Roush ; Associates mg legrsiapon. S.t •t• vs. W. J. Somervllle, lorg· Georgia Anna Kearna, ehange Discoont Corp. vs. Jesse May1ts charge was made Moll' ery; State Vs. B. L. Sommer, of names; Lester Lee Leonard, ard; John E. Bowery, Sr. VI. day -AlJo'fbendore M. Berry, co-- ville, intent to defraud; State Admr., et al vs. Natinnwid eMu- Rose G. Bowery; Alton Jordan chai!1JIO!' o.! the Ohio C.nunit- Vs. · Harry Elmer Ch~istian, tual Ins.; Ben Somerville, et - Freeda Jordan vs. Mertoo J. Now, you can enjoy the convenof these modem flameless electric tee for Civil Rights Legislation break & eater. al; Commercial Credit Corp. vs. Slinde; State of W. Va., et al appliances? m a message to members o( Criminal Appeals : State Vs. Mason County Board of Educa· vs. Albert Anderson, et al; ience of better living electrically the group. . U011, et al: Commercial Oredit State of W. Va., et al vs. orvute -without worrying about instalH you are a customer of Ohio Be':"' referred to a lair hous· stalled any effort to get tbe bill Corp. vs. George Gardner; Jlio. Farley, et al; Mason county Power Company just see your lng bill sent to a House Govern- out for a vote. "Unlesa there is abled Americiin "Wter11118 vs. Motor C.. vs. Virgil Plants; J. lation expenees. ment Operations subcommittee, a sudden reversal these delay· Frank Board· Disabled Amefi.. L. Wedge, et al vs. Roy Newell dealer,appliancestoreorplumber. For only $10.00 per appliance, which has not met since It waa ing tactics wlll kill the blll," can veterans' vs. Gilbert Pear, & Freda NeweR; Alta Sayre EI!CTRIC WAliR HUTtl He will furnish you with a Wirenamed several weeks ago. . he added. son, Jr.: Cominerclal Credit E~lin, et al vs. theodore Sayre, you can have a 240-volt electric AI his news confernece, the "We are tired of the pass-the- Corp. vs. Cltlr:ells National Exec., et al; Blanehe Yeager water heater, electric air conUp Installation Bonus Certificate governor said be is "lor the buck game," Berry stated. "We Bank; Charles J. Hyer, Admr., vs. Earl Keefer & Albert Bost· to help you modernize your home P""clple of a !a1r housing biD" were told by the House_leader- et al vs. Edward F. Layton, on; N. A. Crowder vs. R. E. ditioner (7500 Btu or larger), and hs nothing more to 1ay ,ship tliat no obstacles would beet al; United Dairy Company Taylor, et al; Richard H. Mel· electric range or electric clothes electrically. That, plus $10.00, about II. . . put in tbe path of the bill. But vs, Robert Jackson et al; Joho rose ••· Baltimore & Ohio takM care of all normal electrical Berry ottticked (GOP)·Iegbrjnow we .consider ~ei~ lack ot !E. Bowery vs. Murphy Goff; Railroad Co. & H. D. Bee; Alva dryer installed in your home. (I!CTIIC AIR CONIIITIIIIQ lat1ve le~rs for a . • ""'"''' effort to _be tbe most serioul" Joseph Jngerict, et a1 vs. Ma· Clark vs. Holly Staats; Texaco, So, why deny yourself any installation oosta! lion policy which he aaid,hao obstacle facing the bill. \son Coo~ty Country Club, Inc., _Inc., ••· Frank B. Thompson. Now only. • • Rho. des M m0 n . Why GOP Sits On Rights Bill to install any one of these four flameless electric appliances~ I on... ........ _.. I FJ..~ANOLE, 'Till'. OLD BEAR 0!= l)jE TI<AP r:ACTORV,I1AS SET RULES ASOUT 'I>IE SIZE 0>' ALL NOTICES ON 'I>IE BULLETIN 80AROi\ND 11E WATC~E5 LIKE A 14\WI<.-• Act now, this offer expires May IS! longer the work-saving, timHav- $2 Million Settlement Is Ohio Record ing and comfort-making features Tiki 1t1Y1ntap of 11111 wanduful ops portuniiJ fOr beltlr IIYIIII electrlullr I Visit your dealer, appliance store or plumber today! (Offer limited Power Company cuslllmln.) to Ohio ~, This special offer includes plumbIna .nc~ -tring for water heater _/ ~~ . lnstallatiOIIt. OHIO POWER COM'PANY II" f ........ ... /~ ........~ ......... u. •n•rr•PII'a.•ll""l·l- ce:~ '' .... . . ~ �''-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mi\1\ll~p(irt, o., . •'I April 23, 1963 . Keough, Lynch, Robinson: Homer In Reds' 7-4 Win !' u~~s:Eipeetec~·ro:caplUie The Daily Sentinel Four More Gold Medals N $5.99 THE SHOE BOX .. "COLEMAN'' -."ff'" . ' _,. MIDDLIPORT HEATING AND "All-CONDITIONING . ' MOORE'S 26th ANNIVERSARY SALE I SALU & SERVICE ITILLER &MOWER BUYS I Springfield .CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT ....,... ( ,., ... TILLER OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M• . . .,. ~- :.. .· BROASTED tHICKEN ·S-TEAKS - CHOPS - HAM ·'. lltJAK,.AST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Horizontal 4 Cycle 3 H. P. Briggs-StratloD Engine RecoU Starter RIDING MOWER 117' 72 24, HUu.. 1_17 Brl~t~I-Stratton i!ng. 3 HP -·· 2\'J HP Brlo111 39 99 2011 VU 1Can anti Stratton Enolno ' 20' 1 GARDEN PRIDE Solf.~r-llod Mowor 3 H.P., lrlwt·Str•tton Engine _ 59•99 MOORE'S in POMEROY Market Report You Don't Need Cosh With Maare'1 Poydoy Credit Torms Mr. and, . Mrs. Bruce Davis and .son have moved their tralJ. er hom• from Columbus to the · 1,1 ho became ~~~~ to first lert.handcr ever to win a m.J io .J <'~olf tourn~y : in the Hr.uston , pi cked 11]) $JO,CG'J to movl' into eight·., plare. TO ENTERTAIN ........:~< .• ' GAHS Track Team Earns 67-24 Win -Over Kyger lot .. Cooch Ed Stt>wart's Gallia 1year of traclt compelilion. J. French (KC), G. French Aca~emy track .t~a m swept to The victory was the first or (KCJ, and Burnette (G). Time I 10 f1rsl place hmshes ~1onday the year for the GAHS thin- - 11.2. evening on the Mf>morial Field lclads in three outings, while MILE RUN : Burns (G ) Betz Jim White's Bobcats (G), Mulford (KC), and SbamcltJds defeated Kyger Creek 67-lwent down to their third defeat iblin (KC). Time_ 4:52.7. 24.. · ' i1. as many 1ries.. HIGH JUMP: Giber~ (G), cinders as the Blui Devil thin- 1Coacl: ·;J, I acllon Fre CHOICE OF 2 MILLION CAR OWNERS -car insurance by Nationwide Mutual! J1mmy French, Kyger Both teams Will see h (KC) lle'ghl _ S'-2" Cretk's talented junior, copped ; again this week, with Kyger ~ nc · l ' Qualiry protection, low lh• only first place finish for ~ Creek hoslin~ North Gallia and I 8811-YARIJ REL~Y : Won by raW, cout·t<KO&sr claim service, easy-pay plane. the Bobcals when he soared an Middleporl In a tri-angular ' GaUJpolis. Time 1.42.5. Check coverage, rat's even 111-feet in the broad jump meet today, whUe GalUpolis is 4t0-YARD DASH: McCown with Nationwide - die ,. event. 'host lo Pl. Pleasant on Wednes· (Gl, Johnson IKC), B. Wamsley company with New Mt~ Bill Eilchus and Brian Linta- day in the. final warm up for (Gl. Time - 59.2. for 11 Hew ~·I Ja each garilefed double wins the SOutheastern Ohio League 880- YARD RUN: Burns (G), for the Blue Devils with Eachus , meet al Alhens next Sslurday . Duncan (KC), Bradbury IKC ). MAX WARD ·i taking the shot put and discus Here are the summaries for Time 2:13.2. WY 24-HO events while Ltntala won the Monday's meet: 220-YARW) DASH: Llntala 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), (G), G. Frenc~ (KC), and C. 115 E. 2nd ever.ts. Eich (G), and Barnell (KC). Burnelte (G). Time - 25.8. Jimmy Jums also contribut. Distance - 44'-7". MILE RELAY: Won by ed two viclories for GAHS when DISCUS THROW: Each"" GAHS. Time 4:06.6, lte came home firsl in the mile (G), Skidmore (G), and Bum- BROAD JUMP: J. French , i'un and added lht 880-yard run elte (G). Distance - 115'·?". · (KC), Giller: (G ,, and Lintala 1 , WID. He is a junior ID his third 108-YARD DASH: Lintala (G) (G). Distance - 19', JL.------'!'""-.1 I ................... SPECIAL '60 Rami:Jier. ·~ LOW Pllkl&B1 -re. to._......_ '· · now . .\~ . ~~ .'Uie•qzlaJ• " ' AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICE-American 220 2· Door Sedan- famil, room far 6, Rambler qualily and famous a:as economy! Phoae fin& far fl1llek approVI!L .The!a. flfop for Joar .Do.q. ~ MIDI ill .... .· or . _,""" •• ' / . S4Q34" PDMGNTH ..• ., WY 2-5342 ----ii.' '1.-.,.,.-'!1!'"_;·;·,. Roof·Top Travel Rack, S5321* Amori..'slow.st prices! Special savings start today at your Rambler dealer. WAGONS-Classic 550 ' ~ .......,... Cons1ruaion, Ceramic-Armored muffler. Pllt IICIIITM I . .' '... 'l ." ,. ,., ,: "You'U Ltke Our Quality Wily Of bb\n'j sU&in~• ' , I Pia MONTH Masl miles per pllan of aU can in all classes in '63 Pure Oil Economy Trials and '63 Mobil &:onomy Run! (American 440) Scor11 of eslrl-volue feotures like Double-safety Brakes, Advana:d Unit Cross Country Wagon has 80 cubic feet ol carao space, Ce.dillac - Old.srnobile •' SS122* SEAr oPnONS I Door Sedan has full room far six 6-foolers. Rambler extra-value features. Slylln1 end enllneerinc leadership . . ,.: ·. · KARR &VAN · ' power top standard . REOUNINQ that won Motor Trend Magazine's "CBr of the Year" Award . • THIS WEEK ONLY _ __ CONVERTIBLES-Ameri· can 440 is America's lowestpriced convertible with MD OllER CAR OFFERS YOU All THIS! !. '· . ,.,.,..· r. AMERICAN 2 DOOR 6 STD. TRANS. r; , . Two-tone paint, radio, heater, new wjslw il~. MtJI • continental kit. SEDANS-Classic 550 Z· ·TRADINQ H8fl - ' < i , (', , .. I • ,;-..&. Ohk>'" '""!...;.-~.....-+'"""-•~ '. ·, ' I ., '~ ' . l ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 East' Mai1 St~ �''-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•Mi\1\ll~p(irt, o., . •'I April 23, 1963 . Keough, Lynch, Robinson: Homer In Reds' 7-4 Win !' u~~s:Eipeetec~·ro:caplUie The Daily Sentinel Four More Gold Medals N $5.99 THE SHOE BOX .. "COLEMAN'' -."ff'" . ' _,. MIDDLIPORT HEATING AND "All-CONDITIONING . ' MOORE'S 26th ANNIVERSARY SALE I SALU & SERVICE ITILLER &MOWER BUYS I Springfield .CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT ....,... ( ,., ... TILLER OPEN 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M• . . .,. ~- :.. .· BROASTED tHICKEN ·S-TEAKS - CHOPS - HAM ·'. lltJAK,.AST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Horizontal 4 Cycle 3 H. P. Briggs-StratloD Engine RecoU Starter RIDING MOWER 117' 72 24, HUu.. 1_17 Brl~t~I-Stratton i!ng. 3 HP -·· 2\'J HP Brlo111 39 99 2011 VU 1Can anti Stratton Enolno ' 20' 1 GARDEN PRIDE Solf.~r-llod Mowor 3 H.P., lrlwt·Str•tton Engine _ 59•99 MOORE'S in POMEROY Market Report You Don't Need Cosh With Maare'1 Poydoy Credit Torms Mr. and, . Mrs. Bruce Davis and .son have moved their tralJ. er hom• from Columbus to the · 1,1 ho became ~~~~ to first lert.handcr ever to win a m.J io .J <'~olf tourn~y : in the Hr.uston , pi cked 11]) $JO,CG'J to movl' into eight·., plare. TO ENTERTAIN ........:~< .• ' GAHS Track Team Earns 67-24 Win -Over Kyger lot .. Cooch Ed Stt>wart's Gallia 1year of traclt compelilion. J. French (KC), G. French Aca~emy track .t~a m swept to The victory was the first or (KCJ, and Burnette (G). Time I 10 f1rsl place hmshes ~1onday the year for the GAHS thin- - 11.2. evening on the Mf>morial Field lclads in three outings, while MILE RUN : Burns (G ) Betz Jim White's Bobcats (G), Mulford (KC), and SbamcltJds defeated Kyger Creek 67-lwent down to their third defeat iblin (KC). Time_ 4:52.7. 24.. · ' i1. as many 1ries.. HIGH JUMP: Giber~ (G), cinders as the Blui Devil thin- 1Coacl: ·;J, I acllon Fre CHOICE OF 2 MILLION CAR OWNERS -car insurance by Nationwide Mutual! J1mmy French, Kyger Both teams Will see h (KC) lle'ghl _ S'-2" Cretk's talented junior, copped ; again this week, with Kyger ~ nc · l ' Qualiry protection, low lh• only first place finish for ~ Creek hoslin~ North Gallia and I 8811-YARIJ REL~Y : Won by raW, cout·t<KO&sr claim service, easy-pay plane. the Bobcals when he soared an Middleporl In a tri-angular ' GaUJpolis. Time 1.42.5. Check coverage, rat's even 111-feet in the broad jump meet today, whUe GalUpolis is 4t0-YARD DASH: McCown with Nationwide - die ,. event. 'host lo Pl. Pleasant on Wednes· (Gl, Johnson IKC), B. Wamsley company with New Mt~ Bill Eilchus and Brian Linta- day in the. final warm up for (Gl. Time - 59.2. for 11 Hew ~·I Ja each garilefed double wins the SOutheastern Ohio League 880- YARD RUN: Burns (G), for the Blue Devils with Eachus , meet al Alhens next Sslurday . Duncan (KC), Bradbury IKC ). MAX WARD ·i taking the shot put and discus Here are the summaries for Time 2:13.2. WY 24-HO events while Ltntala won the Monday's meet: 220-YARW) DASH: Llntala 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash SHOT PUT: Eachus (G), (G), G. Frenc~ (KC), and C. 115 E. 2nd ever.ts. Eich (G), and Barnell (KC). Burnelte (G). Time - 25.8. Jimmy Jums also contribut. Distance - 44'-7". MILE RELAY: Won by ed two viclories for GAHS when DISCUS THROW: Each"" GAHS. Time 4:06.6, lte came home firsl in the mile (G), Skidmore (G), and Bum- BROAD JUMP: J. French , i'un and added lht 880-yard run elte (G). Distance - 115'·?". · (KC), Giller: (G ,, and Lintala 1 , WID. He is a junior ID his third 108-YARD DASH: Lintala (G) (G). Distance - 19', JL.------'!'""-.1 I ................... SPECIAL '60 Rami:Jier. ·~ LOW Pllkl&B1 -re. to._......_ '· · now . .\~ . ~~ .'Uie•qzlaJ• " ' AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICE-American 220 2· Door Sedan- famil, room far 6, Rambler qualily and famous a:as economy! Phoae fin& far fl1llek approVI!L .The!a. flfop for Joar .Do.q. ~ MIDI ill .... .· or . _,""" •• ' / . S4Q34" PDMGNTH ..• ., WY 2-5342 ----ii.' '1.-.,.,.-'!1!'"_;·;·,. Roof·Top Travel Rack, S5321* Amori..'slow.st prices! Special savings start today at your Rambler dealer. WAGONS-Classic 550 ' ~ .......,... Cons1ruaion, Ceramic-Armored muffler. Pllt IICIIITM I . .' '... 'l ." ,. ,., ,: "You'U Ltke Our Quality Wily Of bb\n'j sU&in~• ' , I Pia MONTH Masl miles per pllan of aU can in all classes in '63 Pure Oil Economy Trials and '63 Mobil &:onomy Run! (American 440) Scor11 of eslrl-volue feotures like Double-safety Brakes, Advana:d Unit Cross Country Wagon has 80 cubic feet ol carao space, Ce.dillac - Old.srnobile •' SS122* SEAr oPnONS I Door Sedan has full room far six 6-foolers. Rambler extra-value features. Slylln1 end enllneerinc leadership . . ,.: ·. · KARR &VAN · ' power top standard . REOUNINQ that won Motor Trend Magazine's "CBr of the Year" Award . • THIS WEEK ONLY _ __ CONVERTIBLES-Ameri· can 440 is America's lowestpriced convertible with MD OllER CAR OFFERS YOU All THIS! !. '· . ,.,.,..· r. AMERICAN 2 DOOR 6 STD. TRANS. r; , . Two-tone paint, radio, heater, new wjslw il~. MtJI • continental kit. SEDANS-Classic 550 Z· ·TRADINQ H8fl - ' < i , (', , .. I • ,;-..&. Ohk>'" '""!...;.-~.....-+'"""-•~ '. ·, ' I ., '~ ' . l ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 East' Mai1 St~ �., . ,.. _,.,._,- . ._ . . .. . ' .. ......,.... ~- ....... The Early Bird Gets _The Cash·Don't ·waiti--Piace Y: ur Want~d - r~~ay!_ '..:{~ • 6-Daily S:..:: en:.:tin:.:e:=l, Pome~y·M!~.,Ue~~-'-~:! April_23,_1903 - (9) FOR SALE (9) FOJ SALE WANT .AD • INFOIIMAnON u., ....... 1:00 t", . . s-fote Pvblh:dloll Yoltda, l»acW.. ..., " II CAN(;ElJATIONS CORREL'TIONS IIVlD be lec!eptecl IUIW f:o. A. Ill. for OQ ot Pu.l'illnU• REGULATIONS r:m~~~~·=·:.~.= &r<lu tlhould lie Uo obJtet.lona 1 reported usbu w atel:r De mor. t;laq Tlll paltreapaaa:lbMI rot ne Qleal"''e('t For Want Ad SerYice 4 Ce1111 " ' word . ome ~~ M\nilnU'ID Cbar.. 10 ~til I Ceoh per •urd for 'l'b,r-. _.. 1957 Ford -::---:---:---::---:-- $895 Convertible Cpe . VI motor, automatic trana., r~ finish, like new nylon top, radio and heater.- 1957 Buick ill& ow. CARD '01' l'flAmtS - 11.25 for l'iO word 1dnlmum E1eb ll(llltlo• Ill word 1e Ohltu.rlet pubU. . . I $795 I eent per word OFFICE HOURS 8:30 A M ,., ~:011 Paud.,. --a:3(1 A .M P M fJaU' ~o 12:00 DUOO IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PROOUCING WANT AD PHONE WY2·2157 POMEROY MOTOR CO.® OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. '==::;::;:;::;;:::;;;:;:;;:::==;==:::;;;;;;:;;;:;::;;==::.' AUTO SALES FOR RENT Platform scales. '1'1. WY Z. HOUSE for rent. Four rocnu 661l8. 4 18 61c and baUo. IJncoln Helghll. PLEASURE and Show ponies. Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'clock. 4 23 Uc FOR SALE C 'PIACIAILI' POTTIR 01' liiROWID IN rlf JAILWOIJSE OOA'I. MAW , NEW liA VEN-Almosl new all Super 4 Door H.T. Real rlean interior, original 2 tone green finish, full power equipment, radio and heater. @) Attraollve S masonry home wllb trim. You will like the lracUve ldlcheo with Sclorick birch cabinets and formica tops. f'orced air gas heat and lbe price Is ooly fl,OIIO,IJO, MASON - Ultert:IOIII hi! rale llf 4 cenu ,_ •ani .W be cbar&ed for ad•l!rtllltq If riot P• ld 11\tblJt 10 clQ• alter f'I'NI• 11 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET tnaartkMI RATES IICUtJft r electric rancn style hO!DO. corner lot. Nice large bed-ooms with double closets plus 112 baUos and finished basement. This home has attach· ed apartment lbal CDUid be renled and would supply \0 to 2-3 of your monthly pay· ments. Phone today lo see Uoia beauUful home. FARM - 101 acres, 4 miles from Letart, 36 acres tn cultivation, good 6 room frame ...-- ... ·of IIL1o0011 .... ll.ko41et M.O.e,.,, 8'1.-..... II, lJOlf tda house, exceUent water. $5,500. CUCXLER REALTY JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN PHONE 88Z.ZM3 WMPO Radio ••ONIJA'Ir 1'IIMJ niDAY 1:00 Nnl 8:011 IIAI!fiCI Bllrt PrGpm a:• Coulllt'Y J!IJIIIIDIW CHARLESTONIANS ENTERTAIN - A group of officers and members of' tbe . Charleston Association of Manufacturers Representatives entertained officials of the Evans Super Markets Inc., at tbe Elks Club last week. Shown In this Tribune photo is Bob Neill, president, third from left, presenting.to Ray Kohl, general manager of Evan's a CAMR 1903 Buyers Guttie. Others In tbe party front row left to right are Les Dunfee; John Boerger; Neill; Kohl; Hoyt Mtilllm, (merchandise manager), John L. Evans, pres! dent; Bob Hoskins, (CAMR, first vice president): Sheldon Parks, (Evans super visor). Back row John Preston; Barney Weaver and Marion Moses. River Report a:• ·ow ' ·u · Justice Court . . .o~ '· ~g Holds Man For Market.ls . . CrandJury Much Better . Nnr1 · 1:11 Nne 7:10 ........ ...., I:GO Nnr1 I:GI llrlllltlil Plrlr 1:10 Nnrl 1:11 lrw'dllt hrl7 . ... tlnrl 1:111 8ndllll hrl7 a:u J - 8IIICk 111ow t :l6 f'arm Wlll'ld 11nr1 46 .... _ ,_,_ IU'D ~;. ; T:06 (!r<Otlk!UI 1'111: ~:811 Nen 1:110 Ne• 7:1$ PleieU 8lrd'lllre 8bow f:lt 7:10 / :lit - · a.putt 8:00 Breetful Pal1f 8Ntflll,., !~: 00 Newo 10:01 PoljCI PII'IJ 10:111 Newt . 8 16 Brotil1fUt PII'IJ 8:10 van l'ltlldl 8porl lllow 10:1111 Mlllle )II lbt AI! 8 16 Breilla8l Party a 4& •JUer I'Um. lllow-ifi'L Ul' News . t:IO Coffee Wllb Janel Uo) Ne.. t:l& Coffee Wllb Janel 1:41. Betl)l Nntoa 11botr . lO:Gil """' to:or. Minlllerlal Associalloa 10::10 County Hoe Down 10·1t Newo 10:30 County Roo Oown 11:00 News b :08 SWap Shop. 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RlpiiiD lbt Ptople.j ::.,;,:_==:::::....::;;;;;;.._...!..=..:::::;..;;;;__ _ __ lo.IO lloeial Secur11ir , · ll:OII Coulllr)o BID ,-. · NANCY_ _ _ _ _. . . , . - - - - - -- ·---, , - - - - - - - - . ,- - •'l'b:IIII&J'; O')fl1411tel mat!: lS NO ntEEDOM OM 4:• Plauor , . , S:OO News 1:01 SUndown Serenade 8:!0 News 7:00 Sip Off -., By KING GASOLINI! ALLEY ..~ 4:110 Newo fll'8111111 Wonlllp 'ftlurl.l 1:011 llelfl l:l• NeWI .. ... ay LlfiF •nd McWILLIAMS _ By ERNIE BUSHMILLEI ,_ ..,. . .,. _.......... ~,, ..... ,,., ......... ,,...,., . , , _ , lM. 1 �., . ,.. _,.,._,- . ._ . . .. . ' .. ......,.... ~- ....... The Early Bird Gets _The Cash·Don't ·waiti--Piace Y: ur Want~d - r~~ay!_ '..:{~ • 6-Daily S:..:: en:.:tin:.:e:=l, Pome~y·M!~.,Ue~~-'-~:! April_23,_1903 - (9) FOR SALE (9) FOJ SALE WANT .AD • INFOIIMAnON u., ....... 1:00 t", . . s-fote Pvblh:dloll Yoltda, l»acW.. ..., " II CAN(;ElJATIONS CORREL'TIONS IIVlD be lec!eptecl IUIW f:o. A. Ill. for OQ ot Pu.l'illnU• REGULATIONS r:m~~~~·=·:.~.= &r<lu tlhould lie Uo obJtet.lona 1 reported usbu w atel:r De mor. t;laq Tlll paltreapaaa:lbMI rot ne Qleal"''e('t For Want Ad SerYice 4 Ce1111 " ' word . ome ~~ M\nilnU'ID Cbar.. 10 ~til I Ceoh per •urd for 'l'b,r-. _.. 1957 Ford -::---:---:---::---:-- $895 Convertible Cpe . VI motor, automatic trana., r~ finish, like new nylon top, radio and heater.- 1957 Buick ill& ow. CARD '01' l'flAmtS - 11.25 for l'iO word 1dnlmum E1eb ll(llltlo• Ill word 1e Ohltu.rlet pubU. . . I $795 I eent per word OFFICE HOURS 8:30 A M ,., ~:011 Paud.,. --a:3(1 A .M P M fJaU' ~o 12:00 DUOO IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PROOUCING WANT AD PHONE WY2·2157 POMEROY MOTOR CO.® OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. '==::;::;:;::;;:::;;;:;:;;:::==;==:::;;;;;;:;;;:;::;;==::.' AUTO SALES FOR RENT Platform scales. '1'1. WY Z. HOUSE for rent. Four rocnu 661l8. 4 18 61c and baUo. IJncoln Helghll. PLEASURE and Show ponies. Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'clock. 4 23 Uc FOR SALE C 'PIACIAILI' POTTIR 01' liiROWID IN rlf JAILWOIJSE OOA'I. MAW , NEW liA VEN-Almosl new all Super 4 Door H.T. Real rlean interior, original 2 tone green finish, full power equipment, radio and heater. @) Attraollve S masonry home wllb trim. You will like the lracUve ldlcheo with Sclorick birch cabinets and formica tops. f'orced air gas heat and lbe price Is ooly fl,OIIO,IJO, MASON - Ultert:IOIII hi! rale llf 4 cenu ,_ •ani .W be cbar&ed for ad•l!rtllltq If riot P• ld 11\tblJt 10 clQ• alter f'I'NI• 11 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET tnaartkMI RATES IICUtJft r electric rancn style hO!DO. corner lot. Nice large bed-ooms with double closets plus 112 baUos and finished basement. This home has attach· ed apartment lbal CDUid be renled and would supply \0 to 2-3 of your monthly pay· ments. Phone today lo see Uoia beauUful home. FARM - 101 acres, 4 miles from Letart, 36 acres tn cultivation, good 6 room frame ...-- ... ·of IIL1o0011 .... ll.ko41et M.O.e,.,, 8'1.-..... II, lJOlf tda house, exceUent water. $5,500. CUCXLER REALTY JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN PHONE 88Z.ZM3 WMPO Radio ••ONIJA'Ir 1'IIMJ niDAY 1:00 Nnl 8:011 IIAI!fiCI Bllrt PrGpm a:• Coulllt'Y J!IJIIIIDIW CHARLESTONIANS ENTERTAIN - A group of officers and members of' tbe . Charleston Association of Manufacturers Representatives entertained officials of the Evans Super Markets Inc., at tbe Elks Club last week. Shown In this Tribune photo is Bob Neill, president, third from left, presenting.to Ray Kohl, general manager of Evan's a CAMR 1903 Buyers Guttie. Others In tbe party front row left to right are Les Dunfee; John Boerger; Neill; Kohl; Hoyt Mtilllm, (merchandise manager), John L. Evans, pres! dent; Bob Hoskins, (CAMR, first vice president): Sheldon Parks, (Evans super visor). Back row John Preston; Barney Weaver and Marion Moses. River Report a:• ·ow ' ·u · Justice Court . . .o~ '· ~g Holds Man For Market.ls . . CrandJury Much Better . Nnr1 · 1:11 Nne 7:10 ........ ...., I:GO Nnr1 I:GI llrlllltlil Plrlr 1:10 Nnrl 1:11 lrw'dllt hrl7 . ... tlnrl 1:111 8ndllll hrl7 a:u J - 8IIICk 111ow t :l6 f'arm Wlll'ld 11nr1 46 .... _ ,_,_ IU'D ~;. ; T:06 (!r<Otlk!UI 1'111: ~:811 Nen 1:110 Ne• 7:1$ PleieU 8lrd'lllre 8bow f:lt 7:10 / :lit - · a.putt 8:00 Breetful Pal1f 8Ntflll,., !~: 00 Newo 10:01 PoljCI PII'IJ 10:111 Newt . 8 16 Brotil1fUt PII'IJ 8:10 van l'ltlldl 8porl lllow 10:1111 Mlllle )II lbt AI! 8 16 Breilla8l Party a 4& •JUer I'Um. lllow-ifi'L Ul' News . t:IO Coffee Wllb Janel Uo) Ne.. t:l& Coffee Wllb Janel 1:41. Betl)l Nntoa 11botr . lO:Gil """' to:or. Minlllerlal Associalloa 10::10 County Hoe Down 10·1t Newo 10:30 County Roo Oown 11:00 News b :08 SWap Shop. IHIO News 11 :35 Farm Nel'fl 11.4o Coulllt'Y lloadoWII IO:ol& The Good Lilt 10:55 ~nder Ohio !*lei 11:01! lliew• 11:11 l'op TID llblnr 1l:a• i';IWI l1:35 llulloa's Top Tn 8loow 12:11t Naw.- NooD lleporl 12:11 1111110 llltertudl 12: !0 ~. Metlln Teetl 1:0U ews II :55 Upper RMal lledltdaal 11:58 Jow J - llaall Av. t•:IJI, N0011 News 12:15 Weather Report. · lt:30 111111c Just ?or Y011 t·oo Non I:Oo Millie Just Por Yllll S:Oii Travelln' '11me 1:10 News l:GI Plllllr Pan, 1:1111 Nna 1:10 Pli!W PariJ 4:00 News 4:06 Plalter Pan, 1:35 Music JUII For Yoli 110 Nen s 1:06 Musto Jllll Far YDII 1:311 NeWs H5 MuoiO Just Por YDII S:IJII N.,.. S:Oii Platter Pll'tl' NO Nlllll S:31i Platlel' Part~ t:oo Nm Uli l'lllllr PariJ 4:1& Blaelbmr Au1o bow _ --· ....... ·-· ·--.,..... _____ ... _. lito- ~~ DAILY C1allf0Qtlcma- BeN'a11Gw eo _. .t.X.DI.BA.AXB II LOBBI'IILJ.OW , CIIU!IIWII!IIplt ,_ ...lb... Itt WI -plo A t i ,., IIJI L'o, x for t1to 1wo 0'., oto. ......... · ~-~.-.u.-- ot tblwoNo on aU blnto. .t"... T:IO News 7<35 Atmy Hour 8:00 BapUsl Layman's Hour 8:15 Clturcb al Work 1' 10 N- 1:11 lklur of Deliver811C8 I:OO Wingo Ol HealiD& 1::10 NeWI It I$ LeetaJaliYe Review ~ __ ""'*""' :rlOlV D B'tDKPGP'f 0., :DG GDJUrr tiL• DO ... P~YliOKP =·=-WHO DI I I T • .........*- ... 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'IHAHKVOO FOR 'TH'6(1JPI 1:30 Llllherar Bout IT Sl!lli-.. 1:10 NIWI •1:110 The Ill Lie S::!5 Back to lbe Crou 1:80 Rev. llateoe '1'1101'111 1:30 '!be Quiet Hour 4:110 Newa 4:01i Sunday SbDWCIISII 4:30 Nen 4:35 l:ut Oft DICK TRACY 8:511 Commlllllty N- "' •' 12:411 Coulltey Oo llowiL 1:110 LaldlslriDf l:55 New> Beat · 9:311 Public Servke l:IIO Country ao t:ts Showen of lilllflalnC 1:55 NOWI Ileal 10:110 Mason Coooty ~a:oo Midway Ma10:05 TaD: at the 'l'owa 1:511 N- Ileal IG:55 World Nen t:IIO Dtlolll& 111111 Doll U:IIO Talk o1 the ToW11 Ul lnU!rdW!p texcepl Fri. Cburdo 111111 1UDg &:to Co1ru!1un1ty N... U:t5 World "'en l:• World & NIIIOIIII Newt 11:&5 Mason Coooty Newa l:IS Spotllclll Cll lporla 12:110 Communi!)' Nilll 1::10 ~ 011 t:t& llllbday CbapeJ IC:OO VOice ol Propbecy 10:10 Nen 10:S5 Wash. RlpiiiD lbt Ptople.j ::.,;,:_==:::::....::;;;;;;.._...!..=..:::::;..;;;;__ _ __ lo.IO lloeial Secur11ir , · ll:OII Coulllr)o BID ,-. · NANCY_ _ _ _ _. . . , . - - - - - -- ·---, , - - - - - - - - . ,- - •'l'b:IIII&J'; O')fl1411tel mat!: lS NO ntEEDOM OM 4:• Plauor , . , S:OO News 1:01 SUndown Serenade 8:!0 News 7:00 Sip Off -., By KING GASOLINI! ALLEY ..~ 4:110 Newo fll'8111111 Wonlllp 'ftlurl.l 1:011 llelfl l:l• NeWI .. ... ay LlfiF •nd McWILLIAMS _ By ERNIE BUSHMILLEI ,_ ..,. . .,. _.......... ~,, ..... ,,., ......... ,,...,., . , , _ , lM. 1 �t . NOW •lOU QOW · . • Federated . YF Met Sunday At Church Rooms . ' Dinner Giv-en In Honor Of Mrs. Price . ' • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO Washer · with AUTOMATIC: Soak·Cycl~! • NMr 12·1b. "bls wash" cap~cltyl • Frail runnlns water rinses! • SpinS clotllts driest of aiH • 3·Rinl Acitator action c-.s clathM Inside 11)(1 outl 'I'HE STURDY . Ofi'RIGIDAIRE . . WAaNIIR Baker Furniture' "On the Brightest Corner ln.Middleport" HANDSOME HONEY OF "rHEC,:i~OW:;PRICE FIELD I I'OMIROY, OHIO TONIGHT "LONIL Y Alii THE IIIAYI" Kirk Doul<lu, Gena Rowlaadl Walter J.lattba'!, Mlcbael Kane, Carroll O't,.;onoor. "THE WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP" Bud Abbott and Lou Coslello Fun and Lauiibterl WED. ond THURSDAY April 24-25 NOT OPIN FIIIDAY ond SATURDAY . April 26-27 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS Sessue Hayakawa In Peerl s. Buck•• •• " THE BIG WAVE" - andPet£'r Sellen and Jan Carmichael in "I'M ALLRIGHT JACk" Wolt o_,-o "IIG 1110" (Technlcolor) Walter Pidgeon, GWet PLJ· ant, Emile Genest, Janette Bertrand. Brave Runawaya • .• the boy and togotb.. conquer tbe wildenteu and the heart of a proud nian. "FANCY PANTI" (Technlcolor) Lucille liBll, !lob HOPE, Bruce Cabell, Jack-..... ,.au. Bob'• a &entleman'• man who beeomea a Ladle•' mail In Ill;' Wild weott · SUN., ~!I· and TUIS. A;rl121·2f-» . .. OLLOW THI IOYS" Connie Franell . '· ' ; ·,~ " ,.... S ·M· O. 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