https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/647c26bdbb7e4300947198ded26df563.pdf 1ac20a5e1de85a654c5aa064ee1c4584 PDF Text Text I (' ~~~~~~~~!~~r.rap~. ~ Boosters Hoi d · F'IIIQI Meet'mg The tees tuth grad• again took Samson's Life the $3 attendance prize andlbe bonner when 1s parents turned out. The Sth grade hos taken tile attendance banner e_lght out of the total ol nine meeungs this year. . 01 School Term N,OW YOU KNOW Arou And About . •~ MI'd~l port g, e Mainly About Exemplified· ·For People In MHS Seniors ·· p , onreroy "lli~~~eten•.!'~c yo~~-~ ~ Frank DlckJn. was -r "'" __,. Mr •"" Mn Mr. 8lld • 1 By Young People FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 24-25 "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME " Charlton Hf'ston . F.l sa Marti · ne-ltt, Bacraloni. Harr~· (;ua r· PRICESI dino. "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" fTerhnicol orl .lamE's Mitchum . Al an a Ladd . .Tody McCrra . Chill Will s and r.arv ("onwa:v . SUN. MON. and TUES. May 26-27-28 "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" With Tony Curl iss and Susanne Fleshetfe 1 Church Sunday morning at the worship hour in observance of Aldersgate Sunday, commem· Iorating the 225th anniversary 1of John Wesleys' conversion. The anthem by the choir, un- SPACE-SAVER AIR·CONDITIONERS der the direttion of 22,500 BTU A Size For Every Cooling Need. Call WY 2-3635 For Details ' ALL 1.3$ Styles _ _ Sale 1.17 pr. ALL 1.50 Styles _ _ Sale 1.28 pr. ALL 1.65 Styles _ _ Sale 1.41 pr. and Slavin and Mrs. Ord are daughters of the Helnermans'. Mr. and Mrs. L. w. McConr as and daughter, Diane, were Cooper In Hero's Role At Capital BR£Y (putllft !llripeller siiOit slender less, sizeS 8111 ~ in Columbus Saturday where they met Mrs. Edward McComas and daughter Diane Lee, who arrived by plane from Oorchester, Nebraska. They were din· ner guests of Mr. McComas's mother, Mrs. J. E. McComas inn _'C~o~lu~m~b~u~a:.._ _ _ _ _ _ - M08ITE (grM llripe) fQr . .,... lep, sizes 1M 1111¥.. FAIIOU& SYM81l Of FIT 8UCIIESS Inti stripe) lor 1o1W aple lop. sills~ lD 12 !!.:.,...,...,=============================' hav!Dg lived here •' 'nlert•'s no fooling about Philco Guaranteed Cooling. The rating on every Philco model is exactly in accordance wHh NEMA (National Electrical Munfacturers Association) standards. The cooling we say is the cooling you get. Mrs . Denver Thoma entet· tained the Third Friday club Associated Radio & TV VICes ll1 a group. GIVE DINNER Mr . and M~s. Cla~ence A~d• I re~s enter~med w1th. a dmFriday evemng at thelT Ebenezer-st home . PresPnt were Rev . Donald Seevers, Glouster, ..li • i .. tel; Diane McComas , daughter .·•· WY 2-3635 ' 4-...~ . Friday evening at her home, ... Fisher St. Jt. the absence of the president. Mrs. Thoma, presided at . ' Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs. Bernice John-. son. A dessert course was served to the above and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Albert Ebenbach and Mrs. Cleland Hines. .. · "~ \ Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Masters Honor Daughter At and Thomas, Pomeroy, Mr. and Family !Jinn.er Mrs. Jennings Wayland, Middle- Superintendent of Schools and port and James, Susan and Mrs . L. W. McComas entertaln- Miller, Owner ••. ,.; .' ol Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCom· as ; Tom Rail , son of Mr. 8 n d 1Mrs. E. 0 . Rail. and Sa r a h Bechtle, daughter of Mr. 8 n d I Mts. Jack Bechtle. .• •' I SP':cial guests were members 8 short business session and ol Middleport Lodge No. 363 F . games were played and prizes I& _A. M., who attended the ser· awarded to Mrs. Max Meinhart, and Information! Harry ... presenetd to the senior mem· and ~as a life-long member ot SUMMER 'tl. • Pomeroy '"'iiiiii::iiii::iiii::ii:Siii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::i~~Ra~y,;;m;;:o;;nd~A;;:n<ln~,:;w~s.:..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii'J led with a turkey dinner Sun- ... day in honor of their daughter , Diane, who Is a member of the Keith Goble Ford Inc USED AUTOMOBILE .-----SPECIALS--· 1959 -15" Outboard Runabout - $CJ95 Yellow Jackt>t molded plywood hull, 40 HP Scott engine, Hilltop trailer, all accesor· ie1 including life jark els, new skis. This outf1t 11 lllte new and read.y to &o--36 t-o GO hours is all thot th! ~ boat has been uat'd . Can be financed . 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air ---- $695 4 Door Hard To.p. Standard shift , V6. ivory and red. real sharp , 1~ month financin&. graduating class of Middleport lligh School. A decorated CBke was used as a centerpiece for the tablt and served with Ice cream fol· lowing the dinner. Attending were M. I. E. Miller, Mrs. Iva Ward, Mrs. D. E. Miller, Mr . and Mrs. John Baker and son, Tom, and Mrs. Edward MeComas and daughter, Diane Lee. Man - TO MEET TUESDAY The new models at yaur dealer's store The Women's Association I Group I of the First United Presbyterian Church of Mlddl• port will meet Tuesday evlng at the home of Mrs. Dwlllht Wallace at 7:30 p. m. I e lahcl to do the cooling Job you require 1956 Chevrolet S~ation Wagon 2 Door, automatic , t.i eyl. Clean. 10 month tlnanclng. 1957 Ford Custom 300 Beautitullilreen, 8 l'y \., automatir, excellent tires, 18 month financin&. "'·'·,. 1955 Ford F600 Cab & Chassis Good fann truC'k . Fair rubber. - '295 LOCUST &SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 . ,. P"- WY 2-3422 Middleport, 0. e Thinner and more attnactlve than ever i. Install an ELECIRIC TONIGHT Tueadoy Wold ond AND ·INta THE Richard Beymer ln "IIACHILOR FLAT" COlor) -endJack Wotllnl, Corole Lulllf' "THill I ON A SPRir WONDEIII'UL WORLD OF ' El.ECTIIIC LIVING· If's Flameless! (In Be. 1M mc~nr ~ noto on tliaplq .4' ,our Tun,Wotl. Moy 2142 Edward Stolar, Anna ~ "MAGIC VOY AGI OP StNIAD" ELECTRIC APPLI'PICE fJEALERSI -and- Great boy • dOl advealtll'l "MY DOG, IUDDY 11111 ' ;----------------~'-----~- .f ar" • Automatic Weother Control cit your llngertlps wh111 you • .-. ' Hard Top . Automati('. VS, clean, beautiful tu tone blue. - '695 - - - - '695 That's HCool Living" Why suffer this Summer? You can enJoy real comfort in your. home day and night - with a new ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER. 1955 Dodge Lancer 2 Door - - - '495 ... I , ·~ ~ :. • Introduce yourself to the - b~auty, f• shlon and LEGSIZE fit of Balle-Sharmeer stockings, durhtg this once·•. year savings event. Your favorite SEAMLESS and FULL FASHION styles at these sale prices: family were ~nday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Helnerman of New Haven. Mrs. of the Middleport H i g h the GIA. school graduating class of '6.1 - ---including Forrest Bachtel, son Third Friday Club of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach· Is Entertained TUESDAY, .MAY 21, LEG SIZE STOCKINGS':.t ~; I bers ~&q~~~ ., AJ': of the hymn sung May 24, t738 neer on the New York Central at St. Paul's Cathedral in Lon· RR. She was preceded In death don and was entitled "OUt of by her husband , Thomas. She the' Deep," with Ben Philson was a member of Evangeline as soloist Chapter, OES, having received Leat.her:bound Bibles were her 50 year pin two years ago: Capacity to en tine Farm Policy At Turn Point Charleston, SU~ay a~terrlOon. Funeral servtces will be held Tuesday afte~noon at 2 p.m. at the ~a;low-Stmpson Funeral Home ~n Charleston. ~rs. Ferguson ts a forme~ res~dent of Edward Middleport, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Questi~n To Be Answered Johnson, was an abridgment while her husband was an engi- 7,500 BTU with an ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER Thomas Ferguson of Charles- ton, w. Va ., who died at the Special services were con- home of her niece and nephew, !dueled by Heath Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frame In I PHILCO Take the Simmer out of Heath Seniors Given Bibles During Service 0r4 NO. 31 at y ...,, Paul Haptonstall, Edith and Bll· ly. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sla_vln and Mr. _and Mrs. Robert VOL XV e • I Church met Thursdav evening er. The prayer was offered by Glaze and family, of Lancaster , in the recreation ro~m of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Rev. Fred Gardne.~ with the spent SUnday with Mr. and Mn. p rsonage for re-organization. Jr . and son, Jefirey, spent the choral response , Hear 0 u r Robert Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. aMiss Ernestine Powell and weekend with relatives m Col· Prayer" by t~e. Girls'. Glee club. Miss Mary Jordon were named umbus. . . The congregation jomed " the to the refreshment committee Mr . and Mrs: Edwm Smith glee club lor the hymn, May and Miss Susie Tracy , Miss San- and children, Daana and Edwin the ~ood Lord Bless and Keep dra Gilmore and Miss Becky Jr .• of Bradbury were Sunday You. Eblin, program committee for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Following the message. ~y the next meeting. Attending R. Karr ' Sr. . Rev .. Dowson the benedact~on were Rev . and Mrs . Eugene Mrs . E. J . Hall and grand· was gJVen by Rev . Borden With Gill and ramilr, Mr . and daughter , Susan Gooch, return- tbe recessional play~ .as . the Mrs Ernest Powell and Ern- ed home Saturday after a week seniors left the audltorlUm. esti~e. Mrs. Steve Eblin and vispt ill Columbus with relaBecky, Miss Gilmore. Miss live, . Mrs. Ferguson Die• Tracy. Miss Linda Starc~er, James Pullins and Mrs. Oscar In Charleston Smith. Mrs. R. C. Sansbury has learned of lhe death of Mrs. QyJI · - . . . . . . . . . ..... -t>nlll, ..... l,llt CiYl1 W• Yltlnlll' wldawa ctlltbtH .. The Youth Fellowship ol the land was the Sunday guest of with Miss Carol Scott as accom· Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Bailey Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Coop- pa01st. and Mr. and Mr1. Wlnifnd WED. an4 THURSDAY May 22·23 NOT OPEN Allliplct ..... ... .. llvflll: NOW Onc&-A·Year SAL£ . . . . spent the weekend io Findlay the scripture lesson. The Girls' relatives. with their brother and sister- club under direction of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clarence Lacey, presented the son, Bllly, visited with Mr. and Krider. anthem, "'The Lord is My Mrs. Raymond HUI)ter, of Ak· Mrs. Mabel Marshall ol Port· Shepherd," by A. E. Lamont, ron last week. . Committees NomPtl 1 ..... to fNihoe beaeflto. MEIGS THEATRE The Family, C1rtoon Running time : 3 Hrs- 20 minutes Box-office closes 8:00P .M. No Adv•nc• In Admission! ,.~ Kannelit McCul- bei 1 . Elberfelds Pomeroy · '"' · by Rev. Martin Dow- mJn. Ioogb of Columbus opant the There wen then two motioos aoo 8lld ooa, Craig, ol Colum- Isler o1 Heath Methodlat cllureb weekend with their parenlll, Mr. made and carried, one, to have bus wen weeleod guests of when he spoke to tile gradual- ODd Mrs. James t;:rbwell and another jitney supper as soon the Eldon Kraeuter famly at ing class of Middleport H1gh Mrs. Kenneth McCullcJusb of as school is out as soon as pos- Racine and attended tile Ra· School at the lliiiiUI1 Baccllaur- Pomeroy. sible, ond two, to buy cups and cine _coDIIIl.....,.,.t on Friday eate service SUnday evening In Mn. Edward Joltnoon a ad d~>h towels lor the school and evenm&. the hlch school tudltorl""'. cbildren spent the past weet In Boosters. Jaunita Rusche!, daughter ol Rev. Oowoo~ spoke on the 1m- Bridgeport, W. Va. with her A presentation ol Corning Mr. and Mrs. Allred Rusche! portance of us~ng God-given tal· mother, Mr!l. Fred Schroath and A letler of thanks was a Is o Glass Casseroles was made to who has been Ul with the meas· en.ts m the search for a s~tif- her _grand~_thet, Mn. Clifford read to the Boosters from t he the cooks of the school, Mrs. Jes is improving . fymg H~e. He used the Bible Ervm. 4t~ grade for the recreational . H dl nd M Neva . personality ol SamiiOII to illus· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dennison . Lies ~eceived MamJe ea ey a . rs. MiSs Jeannette Bass of New trate his message. of Wheelin spent the week· rupp · Boothe. by Mrs. AII'!Ont ~n York arrived Saturday for a The Middleport High School end with r!IaUveo ln the Rut· half oith~ school~~ a r~r:~v:d visit with her parents, Mr. and band, under dlre<lion of Mr. land area and attended Heath appreciatiOn of . ~ th xtra Mrs. Stanley Bass and family. Eugene Gerke, played the pro- Methodist Church Sunday rOMIROY. OHIO l du~m·~ · the year m a e e Mr and Mrs Bernest Bruch cesslonal. "Pomp and Circum- morning. lac !Viles. . and ~hildren, Eiizabeth and Del· stance" by H. F. Luckhardt, u Mr. and Mrs. Newman .BurTONIGHT & TUESDAY There was an ele~·tlon of of. ·bert, of Enterprise spent Sun- the seniors m . ca~ and go~n dette, who are in charge of the ficers who are ~res1dent, .~rsi day afternoon wUh her parents, enter~ the auth.toriU~. Th~ IMU&I Children's Day progr~ "SPARTACUS" Jane Reeves ; ~Ice pres1 en Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider, vocatiOn was g1ven Y · at Heath Metbodlst conducted Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oliv· Mrs. Jeannie Miller ; secretary· Syracuse Howard Ruppelt. the flrst practlce seaslon Sunier, Jean Simmons, Tony treasurer. Mrs. Kathryn Miller. · . The ban~ played a musical day afternoon at 1:30. Curtis, Cbas. Laughton, Peter Ustinov, John Gavin, Ni· There will be no further meet· Mr. and Mrs . Elsworth Dlll selection, 'OVerture in Classl· Mrs. Charles White and dauings till the second Monday eve- and Mr . and Mrs. John Krider cal Style," by Charles Carter ghter, Texanna, visited recentna Foch. 4 Academy Award Winner! ning in September. and children, Josetta and John, Iwith Rev. Nyle Bon!en giving ly In Chesapeake, W. Va. with · The r 11 meeting this school term :the Tuppers p 1 a , n s · te was on Monday "':~, ~ ~esident Georg 1a a ot; "';.e~•ded . B~rn!as ~. ted·. bv secretary· tre~surer l:rvene . CaldweU, that the Boosters cleared $111.· . ~ at the May 4 Jitney supper. I - •• ~. :... j. ., .. .. ~· •" • ' ........ .. .... ., "' 'W£4'tJIER Cooler: tonrgbt. mcts. lodar m the lh, Lft' loaf&lll D • <II, Wed-., ,.uy doMJ ... .-~. �b I I ' . , . •1 "Can You $pare a Minute, Mr. President?'' The Daily Sentin•l t-Dallj S.Utlllel, hmeroy-1114\U""'t, 0., May 21, ltoa ' '· '• •' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FINEr $5 ,,I o., May 21. 1963-3 LOCAL TEMPS - Judge'• Sil='natur.. - 1 Tom Rail Wins Sheriff Reports Oil eS Trophy M'IDOr A •dent 15 Firemen Of Chester T3ke A'd Co I urse M.. lg• Gf'lleralla Given. New Award Rubin Swartz, P,emeroy, was The temperature in Pomeroy's Placed On Order• Mells General Hoapltalla one fined $5 and cost. Monday by busiDeos district was 69 degreeo PT. PLEASANT _ Orders CCI of 11 Ohio hospitall with one mayor Charles Legar oo an in- at It :30 a.m. today. under clear signed by the Judge of the Mato $0 employes that hu been toxicatloo charge. skies. son County Circuit Court in· (Continued from page ll A two<ar accidenl that cau~ recognized for having no lost elude the granting of a divorce Earl Wilson, Michael Bratton. ed minor inWry to two persons time accidents during tll62, AI· to James W. Sturgeon from Jeffrey Hodges, Larry Gladwell was reported to the Meigs coun. bert Coates, office manager rPGoRi1htTo Doris Sturgeon. The defendant Richard Garten, Randall Hum· ty sheriff's department Mon· vealed today. . F'fteen member. of the was given cu&tody of their one phrey . David Cascl, and Sam- :day at 6:45 p.m. Sponsored_ ~y ~f." Oh1o H?s- ter Volunteer Fire child and grant~ $75 per my Clatworthy. ' Involved were James L. Hag· pital Assoc~a_tl?n m cooperali&n have completed a 21 hour nwnth support for the child. Keceiving Golf certifi('8tes lgy of RD 2. Pomeroy' and John with_the DiVIsion o~ Safety a?d in first aid trainiug, E. J . Somerville, In his own from Mr. Swackhamer were Fraley, 51 , of Syracuse. Pas· Hyg1e~ . or the Ohio Industrial in standard first a~ right, and Charles J . Hyer and Pat Edwards. Jim Johnson. lsengers Mable Fraley and Su· Co~m1ss1on . th~ safety ca~- skiJJs. FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS S. D. Littlepage, Executors of Mick Morris Russell McElhin- jsie Woods both of Syracuse patgn resulled 10 St. John 8 Th t . . included lllrM George G. Somervllle. deceas· ny, Ron Han,ning, Don Hanning were treat~ by a local physic: Hospital , Cleveland. w_inning hour: o~·::r= on mauth .. to .. ed were ordered and adjudged Tom Rail, Charles Swackharrr ian for minor injuries. It was the Grand Award , '0!' 1.05!.223 mouth artl£icial respiration to recover from the defendants, er John Allensworth and Har- reported that Haggy backed man hours worked With no lost f h Gen10 yean ago your houi. 8. L. Somerville, Edna Som· fry' R Oiler ·from a driveway into the side time accident. Meigs General [tauglhTI bY men Crom t e 1 may have been worth · and W. J. Somerville · lhe Track · certificates · era e ephone . o. ervllle given by jof the auto driven by Fraley. had 70 ·038 hours wor k-_. aJ . Si3,000 - ooday if may som of $6,466.05 plus mter~t IMr. Robert Wise went to Dick No charges were filed . Spokesmen said t~ departIn Beautiful Colon bo worrb $18.000! Whlll and also the same plaintiffs 1 Boclimer Bob Wilson Bruce j Paul Schuler 44 of Rt IUotiDt LaddUa: ment plans to org_antze an em1 t~boul yo11r jir1 ;,.,,,. • ' · • Luddite8 was the name gwen · ergency-rescu.e uml as soon · as SALE PRICE were to recover f rom B· L· 1Wallace ' Alan Wallace' Larry Portland was arrested Monday · ,,&ll Check rata now and Edna .So~rville the sum !vance, 'Rodney Sauer. • Ronald by the sheriff's department on to organized bands of En&lish l posst~le. ~II members takmg fot fire imurance rhac PER GALLON - - - - of $5,573 With mrerest . Roush, Roger Roush , Joe Reich· a charge of driving while intox· riote~ for the destruction of the lust aid course and meaJUI"fl up tO loJ11y'1 value of your hOme. "; man, Ray Pickens, David Oli- icated . machmery. These bands first i - - - - - - - - - Check wlrh Nationwide ver, Jim Miller, Mike lloyd, ~ppeared arou~d - the company with ww John Hood, Kenny Harris, Rob-tn 1811, acrordmg to the THE idt•s for 11 ert Caruthers, and John Blake. clopaedia Britannica. I ECONOMY WHITE - - - - $1.99 Gal. In the State Scholastic awards, Mr. McComas present· Julia Anne Brooks of Arlington, I , . . . - - - - - - - - - , CHtCAGO INDIAN CHIEF BRAND ed awards to Kenneth Harris, Va ; Utree grandsons, Edward WY 2·2460 9th place, General Science; El· l M. Peoples, Jr. , and Charles . • • QUALITY, HGIUSE PAINT $4.99 Gal. 115 E, 2nd Pomeroy len Dutton, 3rd place, English i W. Peoples. Jr .. of Huntington I CANVAS FOOTWEAR ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT lll ; in Division lll, Ellen Dul· and John Brookso f Arlington, FOR THE ENTIRE ton, 1st place, English III; Ken· t ; and four gcanddaughters. Miss FAMtL y ~~ - "h"• THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN PAINT Richard Chambers, an offlc- neth Harris tJth place Gener· l E t M c P 1 •• h d Garland Peoples and Mtss Ann '~--------..JI'I ATIONWIDI 12 MODERN COLORS ' a e eop es. oo . ea r People , •••er of the Pomeroy NationsI al Science. . of 8varconcern which ha.ll manu- , . s ot 11 un tmg1on a n_d • lllUl 1111. 11111 101 MISS Clar B k d M N. 2nd Ava. . .. ...... H•,.. Oft!&41 : c.l.......,•, Oh• EASY TO APPLY-DRIES IN 30 MINUTES B k k ~n , was spea er Sunday eve- In the District, Division Jll, Ifactured tents and awning~ in i en roo s a~ Iss MiddlepDrt, 0. ~~;;;;;;;;;. nmg at the ~edford Element- Ellen Dutton, English Ill Mr. Huntington since 1915, and in Martha B~rioojjkjjsio~f.;;A;.rlij'"ijg~loniii.. REGULAR $7.45 $6.95 ary school Eighth Grade com- Sterrett: Kenneth Harris 3rd, recent ;ears many Jefense it• PRICI C01I, - - - SALE PRICii mencement. General Science, Mr. Null; ems made or fabrir , died yes- , The exercises opened with Roger Wilt , 2nd ,_ Spanish . I. terday afternoon at his home , the invocation by Rev. Henry Mrs. Pra~t; Jamce Tannehill, 2865 South Sauntton Road in C. Stanley. Principal George 2nd, Spamsh 1I, Mrs. _Pratt ; IHuntington. W. Va . Sargent presented the class and Robert Schmoll, 4th, ~atm I, funeral servires will bt> con· 1 CHICAGO GRIP SEAL diplomas were handed out by Mrs_. Euler: Roger Stiles. 4th , Jducled W~nesday at 2 p.m. ' Russell Cullums, president of Latin _n. Mrs. Euler, an~ Mar· [' (DST J at the Highlawn Pres· : $5.95 G•L lhe Bedford district board of ltha Ntcholson, 6th . English II , byterian Church. of which he • education. Mrs. Moore. was an elder and former Sun. I M.H.S. awards included Engday School superintendenl. by G•l. Graduating were Nathan Ed- ' !ish I, Mrs. B1akeslee, Kenneth . Or. A. J. Conley. Burial will be di~ Arnold, Sandr~ Karen Beal, Harris, Alice Darst. Dee Slav· 1 in woodmere Cemetery. $J.95 G•l. Wilford .Doyle Btggs, Charles en, Larry Slaven, Larry Gl~d- j Born in Meigs County, he Hall, Ladonn~ Garoklene Hay- well, Kathy Bratton, C u n n .' e was a son of the late Judge C. Nelson . Domtgan, Carol Sue .Cooke, Kathy Lacey ; ~ngltsh E. and Ann Cowen Peoples, _ Hall , ~adonna Garoldene Hay-1 IV , . Sharon Yeauger, Richard After taking business course 8 $]-85 qt. es_, Michael Allen Har.elt~n , B(xhmer, Don ~oach, Tom Bry· at Ohio University at Athens . Mir~ael E~gene Hooper, Jud1~h Ian ; General Sctence, Mr. Null, he had his first bu"iness train· PORCH Elame Kin.g, Harold _Da~·ld , ~obert Schmoll, Kennteh Har· ing in the office of The Pome- 1 & FLOOR - - - qt . $1.80 ~ach , Cec1l Eldon . Midkiff, ns , Larry Vance, John Evans; roy Democrat, a newspsper L1nda ~arol_ Shamblin, Lyle Physics, Forrest Bachtel , Da- owned by his father and acRet~ Smcla1r, Sharon Kae vid Wiley, Ellen Dutton, James tively managed by his mother , Smith , Barbar~ Ann Sterfel, 1 Miller; World History, Mr. and in his father 's law office Alan Brent Swmdell and Rob- [Knight, Ronnie Roush , Randy In 1915 Mr Peoples came to 69 ert Earl Whaley. . Humphrey, Mike Bratton, Ke_ith Huntingt~n ~nd organized the Morgan, Paul Gerard; Engbsh Huntington Tent & Awning Co ., II, Mrs. Moore, Martha Nichol· and berame active in civic MAXIMUM PENALTl:" PAN ROLLER and PAN 76c son, Paul Gerard, Suzanne Brad- fair'~ and in the Democratic LOS ANGELES <UPll -_A 52-I bury, Joy Boggs, K•ith" Mor· party. BRUSHES - ROLLERS - THINNERS ye-ar-old father or e1ght children gan; English CompositiOn, Mrs. SurvivOrs include the widow PHONE WY 2-2448 PAINT REMOVER $8.!1 .s~nt~nced M?nday to 18 Moore, Rick Oiler, Fo~rest Bach· Mrs . Mabel Martin Peoples, ~ months m Jail and frned $1,000 on tel , Lee Roush ; Latin I, Mrs. whom he was married in 1905 · 618 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. a drwtken driving conviction. Euler, Robert SchmoU, Jon Cun· the two sons. a daughter Mn'. ningham, Rodney SUer, David ' ' . Perry Sparks r~elved the m~x- Casci, Jack Sigman; LaUn II, 1mum penally_ under ~aw. Pohce Mrs. Euler, Roger Stiles, Mike sa1d he had nme prev1ous drunk· Llo d Ma th N' h 1 p L d . . ·cr . th t y , r a IC o son, au en rwmg conv1 1ons m e p~s Gerard, Keith Morgan ; Biolo. and will four years and was arrested f1ve gy M E hi Ell H .. 8 t,sr ... ti f d · · "tho t 1" , r. sc eman, en aw· 124 W. MAIN ST. WY 2·2848 mes or nvmg wl u a I· ley, Harold Vance Jack Satter· thiS iJ h M•Y 31 , 1963. cense. He has served a lotaJ of . . ' ly throug ••• d · .. f d . . . field, Ray Ptckens, Charlotte . POMEROY, OHIO Jasr O" . pliance de•<l'W ays m JDI 1 or rJVmg v1o1a- GJ h All M . . ur electriC ap ti d h id eCM . f aze, Jo n ensworth, ar!fiSit vo hat new Fla,._ ODI an a!l pa .,.._, m mes. tha Nicholson; American His· • "" tod•v ""d choose r • tory, Mr. Swackhamer, Char~ or Drv•'le'' flectrifl R•,.g• ...._ le; Swackhamer, James Miller, ., Ellen Dutton, Janice Tannehill ; . deafer will allow American Gov 't, Mr. Swackha· appftance . mer, Forrest Bachtel, Tom Rail your electric Sharon Yeauger, Rick Oller; you up to English Ill, Mr. Sterrett, Ellen Dutton, Carolyn Nicholson, Car· roU Lyons, Janice Tannehill; algebra I. Mr. Sheppard, Mar· tha Nicholson, Keith Morgan, Mike Lloyd, Ray Pickens ; Trig, Mr. Shepparrt, Lee Roush . Rick Oller ; Geometry, Mr. Sheppard, Ellen Dutton, Ronald Hanning. I Mlck Morris, James Miller; I Bookkeeping, Sheppard, L e e Roush, Lillian Slaven, Sarah I Bechtle; Shorthand II, Mrs. Em· Uy Sprague, Sharon Yeauger, Carolyn Ervin, Sarah Bechtle, Judy Overturf; Shorthand I, ALLOW IJP TO Carla Gilmore, Judy WilderOR Hi WILL . muth, Connlo Taylor and Jo Ann Morning. The assembly opened with the pledge to the flag led by Porrest Bachtel and Sarah Bechtle with Bachtel leading lhe stud· ent body iD the Lord's Prayer. The Senior Band, under the di· reclion ol Eugene Gherke, played Ute Orange and the Black school song as the s e n i o r 1 marched fro111 the auditorium. The senior Commencement lleoause pi,'>Oiila bave pmved to be tbe will be held Friday evening, eoonomioal and dependable of ~ May 24 at 8 p.m. In the high Ina eGOrJY fuell, they are today e~lll)ling 66% '-' of the DatiOD'I totaleDeQD' roquiromans. school auditorium with t h e Eighth grade graduation to be LODB-baul, .....,.volume pipelioes are a pheheld Thursday evening in the MDliJ " •• of the past twenty years. More tbllt. a half-miiiiiiD l8ilea of pipeliael aorve America auditorium. loday. 1bJa IIIIDlber will increoso pea11y in tho -IV<eqty yean u the demand for fuelsHAPPINESS CHAMPION ~ · ID olrlloot twice ill Plesml sizL PARIS (Up)) - 'Mle newspaIll .-tina the lllllion's fulwe "**Yd..., a...., per Paris Jour said today " if JOU call loot to T""'" Eutom, u plp<lin.,.. of "there were a champion of happiI -.,y, to play m OYeJ'·increum, role in moving, ness among the mothers or the world tt ~teems that Mrs. Jat>que""'""" ud lllppl)olnc fuels In all their venatile fanoL Teua Eastem Tra•mistioo llne KOIUiedy would be the winCorpontjon, Hnnstoa, Tow. ner." ' The president"• .wife and two chUdren appeared in a full color ~ front page photograph in Pari• Jour as a Mother's Day feature. I COMMENTA TING EDITORIALlY Helen· Help ·us/ They Might Not Listen . Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona is the authentic hero of U.S . conservatives, including many Democrats as well as Re· publicans. Yet some of his most dedicat· ed followers do not listen closely to some Jt his most important advice. Not too long ago the senator said at a Republican gathering that party faith· ful, of whatever persuasion, must not adopt too rigid attitudes. He encouraged in them a willingness to compromise. Though without doubt 011me of his adherents would not believe it even if they heard a recording of the ~ssion, he even suggested it ,is necesury to be a "bit rubbery" at times. It may be that before the presidential campaign of 1964 is over Goldwater will find it neressarv to make that point many more times - in possibly more severe language. For there is in this country, and pre· sently many of them are in his camp, a growing body of people who simply do not care to ~eld a single inch from their settled views of foreign and domestic af. fairs. When they ar• speaking of men it i.l Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 'I Moore's "Goldwater or elae." But in politics aU men cannot be winners. And if a democratic form of covernment is to be truly effective, a defeated minority must always accept with grace the majority'• choice. One should pot have to say again, eilh· er. that compromise is of the essence of governing. Men ore hound by their differing natures to hold different views of their problems. If policies and programs are ever to bf formulated and put into operation the great differences must somehow be composed. To say "I will not yield" is to say "I will not permit government to function." ' Dictators impose first themselves and then their policies upon an unwilling populace. Free men can exist In proper relationship to one another only if they respect viewpoints other than their own - and make the necessary departure• from rigid positions so that something can be done. Goldwataer clearly understands this. He may not have an easy lime persuadIng his more stiff-backed oupporters to take this Important cue from him. Appellbt." We'4 IIlle to Ion Dilar Helen: lhlm ~I Y n "Lost AppeUte" - who bluta. . _ taken Ill II)' bir lelia', her neighbor beeauae abe talU Htlen. - COJITEZ lOOGII:D food and Ia Dear AD of YOII Who Tool( of nolhin& , 10 "Lost Appetite" far -~ .,_...._ sorry for her "charrnlnc hu&• - •..._ band," who must be embarr81- bor: sed and bored by her - could Came now, pll, llllft aN be my neighbor. extmne. In eney crowd, llld She juat loves "my cbarmln& the "meal')"'aniiCI" . . almal& husband," but abe and h e r • prevalei!t M tbe ••m,..,.,acbJidren never mlu a chaDce nlacs" thoa&b nol u dqello • to ctve me a cUe. I 1ot llred ol oua: - only bona, the oilier entertalnlng and listening ot the lriea··to .,...., and II thelolare . borlnc oe• pot, llld feedln& her public enemy No. 1 on the ~ lazy face. It •as plain to aee wlfe partylint. . who she was comiDg to aee ml Are you pia aeelng red • why: my man. free handouts, eauoe you'ra ll'eeD with envy? no dlahes, more time. _ H. I put an end to the meala and kaffeeklatacbH, 10 now I liD YOIII' Jlelplq IIMd lleperlmtal bei"ll put throutlh the "cook's Dear Helen. tour" rumble. She thlnb abe II Would y..; readen p(eag fooUng othera, just u abe Ia write to 12-year-old Randy Ra· foollnc bir nics but atupld jowskl? He 11 IUfferlna from a husband. At parties abe sath- diseue thst keepa him home ers the men around her a n d from achool, thoutlh he Ia nolf make llurrln& Mnarb about able to be up part o1 the day the "tnealomlnlacl" w h 0..1 e He would certainly appreci.l~ , work made the parties poaible. cheerful meoqea oent his way Sho teU. jokes ml talks aea to Ills addrea: Randy RaJowu4 them while we do the dlahel 306 Hemlock Terrace, Teaneck, Wa&bington CoiWDD and perha)ll ellehanfe reclpea. New Jersey, - A CLASSMATE They Jauch with her - but AT her, behind her back, 1 hope. Dear Helen: AN0'111ER ONE WHO IS My buaband lhlnkJ thsl I TIRED OF ENTERTAINING should quit my Job because my boss hu been lllvolved In a perDear Helen: sonal ICandal. It hu nothlnl By LYLE c. wn.soN about that. . bumbllnc chainnan of the Senote "Loot AppeUte" IIOUIIdl just to do •lth me- In fae1, IIJIIIC• , Ullllri Pre. lllleru)loool Eadoned By a. Republlcao Campaip Commltteo. like my neighbor. Whenever she lne the whole thins lias been The modern Republican mago· Opening a June 30, 11162. Repub- They called him disqualified for smells food cooldng or sees a groally exaggerated 10 that setzine that ralet the GOP Jeadero flican galbering at hill Gettysburg Ilia! chairmanthip, adding that husband at home, there she Ia, tlementa can be made, but you ol lhe House and Senate as a ,farm, Ei1enhower endol'l«i "Ad· "Goldwater'• llabilllieo Ill bll wlllin& to break bread and try know how people talk about .i pair ot clowns and Sen. Barry vance' and urged aU present to campaign committee p o 11 t loll to break up homes. Then she prominatt men. 1bis man haJ 1" Goldwater, R·Ariz, ao a bumbler, subscribe. Thooe pr..ent reported seem to UJ everwhelming," chases all over yakklnc about been a wonderful boss, he hu io ,..king fundo !rom lbe party Ithat Halleck required restraint by Dirksen and Halleck at that how I do nothing but eook and helped my husband and 1M faithfUl ot a $101).a.plnte dinner. calmer counsel when Ike endorsed time were regular Republican tel· talk about ll · over many dlffieulliea, and hao Tht magazine is "Advance." the magazine. The March edition evisioo spokesmen oo what came Her figure il tope, she'n at. been a real friend. 1 think that foundod a couple of years ago by contamed a free-awinaing attack I to be !mown-and to be rldtculod waya perfectly tlfOOIDed, Why it would be cruel to d-.! him a group ol young Harvard men on Halleck, Dtrkoen a• d Gold· -as tho "Ev and Charter Show.' shouldn't abe be? She never lifts now when the town Is laklnl and published occasionally from water. Halleck had read il if, by "Advance" rated tb uhow aa a flnser at home, leltln& her sldeo, aa II W'OUid lndleate !bet Washington D.C. The dinner il to Ichan~. the General had not. little more than oomlo relief and huaband ml kids do It a II we, too, were agalnlll blm. My take place Monday May Z7 al the The March iBiue wao devoted u evidence of Republican Intel- When you 10 to her bouse, you husband. on the other hand, ' Hotel Pierrt, New York City. Sen. to "Republicans on Caplwl Hill.'' lectual poverty, get nothing but collee, because baa been approached by cer· Thomao Kochel. R ·Calif., and The mogazine deocrlbed the Re- "Advance" coollnues to pollhot she's "got something better to taln people who oay my reputa- ., · Rep. John Lindsay R·N.Y., are publican COngreulonal leadership Halleck, Dirksen. and Goldwater, do than cook and elean," I'D Uon will be ruined Ill cooUnue · listed as opeakera. The presence ao reluctant, lazy or hootile In Thoro oonllnUH fA> be IUiptcloD say she has: chaae men! Wblle working In hia office. Wt have is promised of other distinguimed mattero of responaibllity to the that "Advance" io promoting we break , our backs on 1 h e decided to take your odvlcoo. · Congressional Republican and 1 well being of the nation and of Michigan'• G v. George Romnl!)' houaewlfo clreult, ahe'a always What Ia It?- Mliii.· J.S. ~ p.arty offlcioll. jthe Republican Party. It 1tlri· lor the 11164 R.>pubUcan prealden· dresoeo to kill to atlrac: male Dear Mrs. S: it io rea.,nable to believe !bat buted fA> oeveral of Halleck'• J1e. tial nomlnatloo 1nd wltb the Oles. Well, earbaae allraeta llcHlalled scandala art IOOil ·· Sen. F:verelt Dirksen and Rep.;publican colleagues the llatemenl connlvanoe of Gea. ElseD'-er. Illes, too. Jived down, but friendship with· lcharlea A. Halie<k, Republican that : Halleck haan·t read a ..,.i. Advance men stoutly deny lhla. When 1 can't stand her routlh dracn when it b needed IMA leaders, ,...pe<liv•ty of the s...te 1oll8 . b_ook In 10 yean and Is On balance, · howevor, "Ad· talk and tJcure-sUnging, 1 like can never be picked up 8Jaln. and the House wi11 not be preseut. 1susp1cJOus of those who have. vance" must be rate-d • a· my leave and then she pta it Follom your conscience an d. I"Advance" deolt with lbem and "Republicans ol all v!Ns" the represent.a«v• of modern or around that my "charming hu• don't !Iaten to the busybodies. Iwith Goldwater in the March, mag..lne related, "lee! they are Eisenhower or liberal Republican- band" prelerl to ally at par- - H. . l '!lll2. edition shortly before for· being leu led lby Halleck) than Ism, ao opposed to tho p.arty Uea without me. Ob, ~es. we Thts c:otumn Is ded11:;ated W mer President Dwight D. Elsen- pTelllded over: !bat the only ot· oonservativ.. and, espeelally, to know all about 1als like "Lost famil~ livhiJ, so If you rt1 heY• lng kid trouble or just plaill 1hower startled party regulars tempt at hammet'ing anything out the nomiDatloll of Goldwater. But wtth an all-out endorsement of cornea not tn policy but in llie i"Advanee" Ia no olllrfch. It !nob markelslnga also will be IDOu· trouble, let Helen llelp YOU, 1 : the magazine. Ike professed fA> strategy of obstruction.' lht facta ID Ute taco IIIII concedot enced by the number of cattle She wiU also welcome your h"e read It before uttering hil l The young edlwrs of "Advance" '[ that Goldwater h.. 1 COIIIIderablo placed 00 feed within the next own amusing experlencea. Ado Iendorsement bul tht"" are doubto found Goldwater to have been a followin& ill the RepubUcoo Party. two to three months, dress Helen Bottell Ill care of "The supply.prlet prospects this neWipaper. for spring and summer do not Copyrllbt, 11183, Kine Po• favor carrying cattle to heavy ' turN Syndicate, Inc. welgbla or escess flrulth," Fu· trell aayu, ''since the cost of . gaiD Increases aharply after By Wayne G. Bra1A11tadt, M.D. doses of theae. on all form• of exerclH except 1 000 nd " Yearo aKO they used to de- But II thert is any doubllwalkins. Eve• In walklnl It Ia 'The':'.n~lat' dvlce to the Ibate whether pregnancy wao 1 about the. odequ~cy of the diet, well to avoid oteop Inclines. Ohio farmers 1 ~ ,. catUe ~~=·:.-:.:~I' disease or a -normal phys10log· Jron, calcmm, v1tamm B com- [s 1t safe for a woman who when they reach d ired grad • ....,. a. ......, r 1 111 • b . ut I • Reports From The Caplto I ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN JOTIJNGS IN PENCIL DESPITE REPORTS of various cine· ma ladies being cast for the three major roles in "The Carpetbaggers," not one actress has been signed yet. Joe l...el'int flew from New York to Hollywood to make the final decisions on the roles so many glamor girls want. Results should be announced soon Vivien Leigh's appearance on the Ed Sullivan show went off smoothly enough once the cameras got rolling, but a last-minute crisis almost gave "Tovarich" business mana· ger Dick Grayson apoplexy. It was dis<'Overed during rehearsals that a special cop• of Miss Leigh's costume, made up in blue for TV, didn't look right (wasn't stiff •nough). so Grayson had to get into the Broadway theatre and pick the lock or one or the backstage rooms to get the ori~lual dress out just before airtime. The report from Dublin that Kim Novak couldn't report for work on the set o: "Of Human Bondage" because she'd "lost her voice '' is more hokum~ from tlmt ill-starred flicker . Only recently they announced that her voice through· out Ihe entire film was going to be dubbed by an English actress, anyway. so what difference would it make if she spoke tn a whisper, or didn't speak at all" Yes, it's true. Around the State Hou•~ In Nbany and various Republican gath~ring pjaces, Gov . Rorkefellt>r's new wtfe is ref~rred to bv the less reverent mell'bers of the party as "Bridie Murphy.'' of an upcoming television series has her network worried. She may become the bride in an Interracial wedding, and if she does that will klll her program for southern stations. Her dates with other fellows, often reported in the rolumns, are just a cover-up; the one she really loves is a musician. • • • RUSSIA IS GEITING READY to put a woman in space. !They'd better get somebody up there that she can talk to!) Despite the many rumors that James Mason and his estranged wife, Pamela, might reconcile, the divorce suit will go as planned. The delay in ending the marriage legally was caused only by Mason's film commitments in Europe . Leslie Caron will be in for the greatest applause of her career when "The LShaped Room" is released. A minor cen· sorship problem may crop up because of the extremely frank dialogue used in the movie. but Leslie's performance is sure to win her a batch of awards on top of the British Oscar, which she's won al· ready. Robert Goulet will be a disc jockey for one time only on CBS radio May 19 Hugh O'Brian, just back from Eur· ope will spend six days cruising in the Bahamas before coming to New York to begin rehearsals on ••Mr. Roberts," which he'll tour for the Music Fair Enterprises, starting with an engagement in Westbury on May 31. While he was in Rome, Hugh snapped up an art bargain from the Fassini collection; he paid a • • • mere $25.000 for a St. Sebastian by ReuBROADWAY GUESSING GAME: A bens. and he plans to exhibit it in the lovely actress and her talented actor lobbies of theatres wherever he goes as husband, just divorced, are living togeth· a I.Jonus to the {'Ustomers. er. No one knows whether this indicates • • • an acute housing short~ge or a change TONY BENNEIT, the only male sin· of heart A top secret "floatiug crap ger with a •Iring of hit records at the game," a Ia "Guys and Dolls," takes moment. has signed to play the Copaca· lace in the sub-basement of • leading bana in October for "the lop Copa dolegitimate theatre. with the participants lar" - meaning he'll receive as much a group of hip Broadwayites from all as the night club has paid the biggest at· s_trata of show business and the gamb· tractions in its history, and that includes hng genlry . Stakes are high. The ritual Sinatra and Martin & Lewis The Js lhe same every we~k - - they meet English, French and Irish actors' unions backstage at the closed theatre and gam- are causing a spot of trouble for U. S. ble until dawn with the watchman act- television shows being filmed in those Ing as tipoff man. countries at a substantial saving. The unOne of the Midtown West Side hotels ions now w.ant the Yankee produ!'ers to Otves so much to creditors it may have to pay performers the same rates that toss in the towels .. The beautiful star would be paid in America. r. .......... __ Hatlo I 1 I I Today's Medical Report rtll DAILY SENTINQ 11 1 Dl-::: 1 11 ·~··~ ,~~" ••, ......... · - ... -·-.::...: ~=-b il is a normal "'"""' state. but o........ n e aeed~d.~Th1s may be especially when riding in * an l.tUtomobile? Jh .., ., Y•..,_ thai is fraught with possible true If she has an alleriY fA> complications. m1lk. No one can Jay down 1 set of . Women who do not engage rule• ihat will carry all wom- m sport. regular!~ should not en through their pregnancy in take them up. during pregnan. ced swun. the best of health. St. Jt. is es· cy. B ut an exper1en sential f.o~ the pregnant wo~. ~er. bo~ler, or skater may con-an to vi~It her doctor period!· tmue wJth the84! sports, proYid· cally for a checkup ed she avoids undue fatltPJe. A The early weeks of pregnan- woman accustomed to horsecy are especially important in back rldmg may ride, but must the development of the Infant. avoid jumpinR. The pregnant During this period, the growing !"nn". player ohould avotd playembryo is moat susceptible w '"B smgle~ but may play dou· infectious diseases suffered by bleo. Dancmg may he enroyed, Ute mother, drugs taken by her, but any ol the modern dances 1nd any exposure she m a y that require sudden gyrations have to X-royo. and frequent bumping into olh· The pregnant womaa ahould er dancers on a crowded floor eat a well-balanced diet of fa. must be avoided. mlllu fonda, bat abe .1 bould In the last two or t h r e e 1101 1ry to justUy overoatln& months, It Is best to taper off wltll tbe old adage lbat 1 b e •••t "eat for two!' Ob!ttetriclans are now slrelll· Ing the f a c I that 1 woman It not only II safe, but highly 1 ,;Thia will h 1 1m lh 1 desirable. chances for .:~ A properly adjusted seat bell fall .. he sa 1 fixes the pelvis llnnly In posl· ' . Y· hon Without malting undue pres. For 16 h of •.t our• feedf:Ytry ""• sure on the abel omen. In ease African elephants 0 of accident, there would be far menu of folia e bark less danger of injury to both nd ll ' ' ' mother and fetuo If the moth- a ifaSS <IIIU. er •ere using a oeat belt. l.Jf tan In th U S The emplo)er of a working h ~ espec cy ,e · · woman may feel juatlfl<!d In . : ; : : from 47 l4l 19 Ytarl askmg her to lake maternity · leave after the alxth calendar month of her pregnancy. B u 1 wiih her doctor's ipprovol, If the woman il aa office worker and If there is a aultsble place' !or her to rest, she may be. aJ. lowed to work until about 1 I• weeka prior to expoded dote o1 delivery. _ __:_________ _ r!f: tht: .... :•·;:;.::,. ·~:n n:.=":. ' : . , .,_ ...... ..., . ., ... - ~ - • --· • m • - &.:lit ...... .. t':uus• J.:·1' : ':\r: 1J1111r ~·~~ . . _ ftl.• • .._ ::..:'..;,."'::;,.. ~ J:: .'': IOtttDIIU =•.:.""",. ;'• ... •--.. ..,. ,.. . _., N" .... ..__...... ,.._ a ,, .,. %'"~ 01.• ....- U""": mr ,S: - • 8fRRfS WORLD L"ttl I e Chansre Expected In 0 Oh1•0 Feed Cattle Pn"ces should not sai• more than 20 pounds during pregnancy, wllb 25 pounds oet ao the aboolute No bll changes In prices of I tension ecoD!HIIiat, notes that In limit compatible wllli 1 oafe de- fed cattle for the nest couple the North -Central slatea (IJ>. livery. She should not I al 0 of months, maybe longer, That clndlnl Ohio), rwmhera of eat· ::;.~rem~~~ 2"> pounds In 1 n Y Ia the sobering f"!.ecast of Ohio tie weighlllfl between 1100 and She h ·1 be k State Urtlverslty .. xtenslon eco- t,IOO puunda were up only 1 8 ou d sure to 1 a e nolilisll. per cent on April I, eompared one helping of red meat, fish, But their predictions do carry to an increase oil per Cf'Dt In or fowl and one ega daily • • • note of encouragement for tbe 28 major csW. feedlll(l pmt of milk, & or 4 slices of the Ohio beef farmer: Prices st.ates and 2f per cent tn the Lread with margarine or but- in the Mid·\ es• o•obably will Western obttes ter. 3 ~o 5 helpl•g~ of vegebtblo hold up better than In the far In the cattle feedln& or !nut. One helptng of liver a West, primarily because the states, catUe weltlhi118 less than week hel))l her to kotp up the Mljl-west will have fewer cattle 100 pounds 1how 1 11 per cent constituents of the blood. n(ady· for market durinl the Jncreaoe over a year ago. This These foods should give I h e lioxt ~ew 1001ttha. 1 meana, Futrell IIYI, . that sumpregnant woman enou1h vita· Revie'!lng the latest reporto mer and fall tnarkotlna1 llt'obfo R•tns and rntnerala that abe will from lhl U. S.' DepartiTH'ot of hly will be aloiivt !lit ytar'a not IIHii to tab aupplemtntary .\V!CIItura, Gelte 4. l'lllrtD, &a· Jivelo. Tbt utual .r PAINT CENTER ow much will go up In smoke? LATEX WALL PAINT 1 .79 I OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT Chambers Is Mr. Peoples Speaker For Dies Monday I Commencement I MAX WARD .liliilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROOF AND BARN PAINTS Metal Paint Chicago Barn Red Aluminum All Star SHOE BOX u s KEDS ••w ,.•. n Huntin!rton 1 1 $J.90 NEW 1963 MODELS Mueller Climatrol HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING UNITl NOW ON DISPLAY Varnish Stain Ename I Spray Paint Pressure .... 87c Auto Paint Spray _ ..• $l Phone Or Stop In For "FREE" Estimates Arnold Brothers SHOP and SAVE at MOORE'S .... . $22.00 If YOU REPLACE YOUR qLI NON-ELECTRIC STOVE WITH A NEW FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE• I Sf 7.00 . If YOU RE· Pipelines· transport 2/a of the nation's energy needs PLACE YOUR OLD NON-ELECTRIC DRYER WITH A NEW FLAME· LESS ELECTRIC DRYER. S££ YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER FOR A SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE on maj.;. w••• tile teats will rec<!lve· .lltRt .lid Cll'fll. "'ay<l' ChJI'JH Lf«ar !II Pomeroy "" fl!'lt • i(l iDSirfiCo tor. ..... Oi!H. ,...,~ .................. ; ••-•lriiiM .. , , . . • . : . -.....l . • Deolb Cbake Ot)ly statt: In the Union which gives a condemned man his choice of how to die Is Utah, which executes either by hang\11& or before a flrlo& • ·~ . jo \ - . ,;,ii;,i. .__,. " ~ .. fLAMflfSS ELECTRIC RANGES OR DRYERS �b I I ' . , . •1 "Can You $pare a Minute, Mr. President?'' The Daily Sentin•l t-Dallj S.Utlllel, hmeroy-1114\U""'t, 0., May 21, ltoa ' '· '• •' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, FINEr $5 ,,I o., May 21. 1963-3 LOCAL TEMPS - Judge'• Sil='natur.. - 1 Tom Rail Wins Sheriff Reports Oil eS Trophy M'IDOr A •dent 15 Firemen Of Chester T3ke A'd Co I urse M.. lg• Gf'lleralla Given. New Award Rubin Swartz, P,emeroy, was The temperature in Pomeroy's Placed On Order• Mells General Hoapltalla one fined $5 and cost. Monday by busiDeos district was 69 degreeo PT. PLEASANT _ Orders CCI of 11 Ohio hospitall with one mayor Charles Legar oo an in- at It :30 a.m. today. under clear signed by the Judge of the Mato $0 employes that hu been toxicatloo charge. skies. son County Circuit Court in· (Continued from page ll A two<ar accidenl that cau~ recognized for having no lost elude the granting of a divorce Earl Wilson, Michael Bratton. ed minor inWry to two persons time accidents during tll62, AI· to James W. Sturgeon from Jeffrey Hodges, Larry Gladwell was reported to the Meigs coun. bert Coates, office manager rPGoRi1htTo Doris Sturgeon. The defendant Richard Garten, Randall Hum· ty sheriff's department Mon· vealed today. . F'fteen member. of the was given cu&tody of their one phrey . David Cascl, and Sam- :day at 6:45 p.m. Sponsored_ ~y ~f." Oh1o H?s- ter Volunteer Fire child and grant~ $75 per my Clatworthy. ' Involved were James L. Hag· pital Assoc~a_tl?n m cooperali&n have completed a 21 hour nwnth support for the child. Keceiving Golf certifi('8tes lgy of RD 2. Pomeroy' and John with_the DiVIsion o~ Safety a?d in first aid trainiug, E. J . Somerville, In his own from Mr. Swackhamer were Fraley, 51 , of Syracuse. Pas· Hyg1e~ . or the Ohio Industrial in standard first a~ right, and Charles J . Hyer and Pat Edwards. Jim Johnson. lsengers Mable Fraley and Su· Co~m1ss1on . th~ safety ca~- skiJJs. FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS S. D. Littlepage, Executors of Mick Morris Russell McElhin- jsie Woods both of Syracuse patgn resulled 10 St. John 8 Th t . . included lllrM George G. Somervllle. deceas· ny, Ron Han,ning, Don Hanning were treat~ by a local physic: Hospital , Cleveland. w_inning hour: o~·::r= on mauth .. to .. ed were ordered and adjudged Tom Rail, Charles Swackharrr ian for minor injuries. It was the Grand Award , '0!' 1.05!.223 mouth artl£icial respiration to recover from the defendants, er John Allensworth and Har- reported that Haggy backed man hours worked With no lost f h Gen10 yean ago your houi. 8. L. Somerville, Edna Som· fry' R Oiler ·from a driveway into the side time accident. Meigs General [tauglhTI bY men Crom t e 1 may have been worth · and W. J. Somerville · lhe Track · certificates · era e ephone . o. ervllle given by jof the auto driven by Fraley. had 70 ·038 hours wor k-_. aJ . Si3,000 - ooday if may som of $6,466.05 plus mter~t IMr. Robert Wise went to Dick No charges were filed . Spokesmen said t~ departIn Beautiful Colon bo worrb $18.000! Whlll and also the same plaintiffs 1 Boclimer Bob Wilson Bruce j Paul Schuler 44 of Rt IUotiDt LaddUa: ment plans to org_antze an em1 t~boul yo11r jir1 ;,.,,,. • ' · • Luddite8 was the name gwen · ergency-rescu.e uml as soon · as SALE PRICE were to recover f rom B· L· 1Wallace ' Alan Wallace' Larry Portland was arrested Monday · ,,&ll Check rata now and Edna .So~rville the sum !vance, 'Rodney Sauer. • Ronald by the sheriff's department on to organized bands of En&lish l posst~le. ~II members takmg fot fire imurance rhac PER GALLON - - - - of $5,573 With mrerest . Roush, Roger Roush , Joe Reich· a charge of driving while intox· riote~ for the destruction of the lust aid course and meaJUI"fl up tO loJ11y'1 value of your hOme. "; man, Ray Pickens, David Oli- icated . machmery. These bands first i - - - - - - - - - Check wlrh Nationwide ver, Jim Miller, Mike lloyd, ~ppeared arou~d - the company with ww John Hood, Kenny Harris, Rob-tn 1811, acrordmg to the THE idt•s for 11 ert Caruthers, and John Blake. clopaedia Britannica. I ECONOMY WHITE - - - - $1.99 Gal. In the State Scholastic awards, Mr. McComas present· Julia Anne Brooks of Arlington, I , . . . - - - - - - - - - , CHtCAGO INDIAN CHIEF BRAND ed awards to Kenneth Harris, Va ; Utree grandsons, Edward WY 2·2460 9th place, General Science; El· l M. Peoples, Jr. , and Charles . • • QUALITY, HGIUSE PAINT $4.99 Gal. 115 E, 2nd Pomeroy len Dutton, 3rd place, English i W. Peoples. Jr .. of Huntington I CANVAS FOOTWEAR ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT lll ; in Division lll, Ellen Dul· and John Brookso f Arlington, FOR THE ENTIRE ton, 1st place, English III; Ken· t ; and four gcanddaughters. Miss FAMtL y ~~ - "h"• THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN PAINT Richard Chambers, an offlc- neth Harris tJth place Gener· l E t M c P 1 •• h d Garland Peoples and Mtss Ann '~--------..JI'I ATIONWIDI 12 MODERN COLORS ' a e eop es. oo . ea r People , •••er of the Pomeroy NationsI al Science. . of 8varconcern which ha.ll manu- , . s ot 11 un tmg1on a n_d • lllUl 1111. 11111 101 MISS Clar B k d M N. 2nd Ava. . .. ...... H•,.. Oft!&41 : c.l.......,•, Oh• EASY TO APPLY-DRIES IN 30 MINUTES B k k ~n , was spea er Sunday eve- In the District, Division Jll, Ifactured tents and awning~ in i en roo s a~ Iss MiddlepDrt, 0. ~~;;;;;;;;;. nmg at the ~edford Element- Ellen Dutton, English Ill Mr. Huntington since 1915, and in Martha B~rioojjkjjsio~f.;;A;.rlij'"ijg~loniii.. REGULAR $7.45 $6.95 ary school Eighth Grade com- Sterrett: Kenneth Harris 3rd, recent ;ears many Jefense it• PRICI C01I, - - - SALE PRICii mencement. General Science, Mr. Null; ems made or fabrir , died yes- , The exercises opened with Roger Wilt , 2nd ,_ Spanish . I. terday afternoon at his home , the invocation by Rev. Henry Mrs. Pra~t; Jamce Tannehill, 2865 South Sauntton Road in C. Stanley. Principal George 2nd, Spamsh 1I, Mrs. _Pratt ; IHuntington. W. Va . Sargent presented the class and Robert Schmoll, 4th, ~atm I, funeral servires will bt> con· 1 CHICAGO GRIP SEAL diplomas were handed out by Mrs_. Euler: Roger Stiles. 4th , Jducled W~nesday at 2 p.m. ' Russell Cullums, president of Latin _n. Mrs. Euler, an~ Mar· [' (DST J at the Highlawn Pres· : $5.95 G•L lhe Bedford district board of ltha Ntcholson, 6th . English II , byterian Church. of which he • education. Mrs. Moore. was an elder and former Sun. I M.H.S. awards included Engday School superintendenl. by G•l. Graduating were Nathan Ed- ' !ish I, Mrs. B1akeslee, Kenneth . Or. A. J. Conley. Burial will be di~ Arnold, Sandr~ Karen Beal, Harris, Alice Darst. Dee Slav· 1 in woodmere Cemetery. $J.95 G•l. Wilford .Doyle Btggs, Charles en, Larry Slaven, Larry Gl~d- j Born in Meigs County, he Hall, Ladonn~ Garoklene Hay- well, Kathy Bratton, C u n n .' e was a son of the late Judge C. Nelson . Domtgan, Carol Sue .Cooke, Kathy Lacey ; ~ngltsh E. and Ann Cowen Peoples, _ Hall , ~adonna Garoldene Hay-1 IV , . Sharon Yeauger, Richard After taking business course 8 $]-85 qt. es_, Michael Allen Har.elt~n , B(xhmer, Don ~oach, Tom Bry· at Ohio University at Athens . Mir~ael E~gene Hooper, Jud1~h Ian ; General Sctence, Mr. Null, he had his first bu"iness train· PORCH Elame Kin.g, Harold _Da~·ld , ~obert Schmoll, Kennteh Har· ing in the office of The Pome- 1 & FLOOR - - - qt . $1.80 ~ach , Cec1l Eldon . Midkiff, ns , Larry Vance, John Evans; roy Democrat, a newspsper L1nda ~arol_ Shamblin, Lyle Physics, Forrest Bachtel , Da- owned by his father and acRet~ Smcla1r, Sharon Kae vid Wiley, Ellen Dutton, James tively managed by his mother , Smith , Barbar~ Ann Sterfel, 1 Miller; World History, Mr. and in his father 's law office Alan Brent Swmdell and Rob- [Knight, Ronnie Roush , Randy In 1915 Mr Peoples came to 69 ert Earl Whaley. . Humphrey, Mike Bratton, Ke_ith Huntingt~n ~nd organized the Morgan, Paul Gerard; Engbsh Huntington Tent & Awning Co ., II, Mrs. Moore, Martha Nichol· and berame active in civic MAXIMUM PENALTl:" PAN ROLLER and PAN 76c son, Paul Gerard, Suzanne Brad- fair'~ and in the Democratic LOS ANGELES <UPll -_A 52-I bury, Joy Boggs, K•ith" Mor· party. BRUSHES - ROLLERS - THINNERS ye-ar-old father or e1ght children gan; English CompositiOn, Mrs. SurvivOrs include the widow PHONE WY 2-2448 PAINT REMOVER $8.!1 .s~nt~nced M?nday to 18 Moore, Rick Oiler, Fo~rest Bach· Mrs . Mabel Martin Peoples, ~ months m Jail and frned $1,000 on tel , Lee Roush ; Latin I, Mrs. whom he was married in 1905 · 618 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. a drwtken driving conviction. Euler, Robert SchmoU, Jon Cun· the two sons. a daughter Mn'. ningham, Rodney SUer, David ' ' . Perry Sparks r~elved the m~x- Casci, Jack Sigman; LaUn II, 1mum penally_ under ~aw. Pohce Mrs. Euler, Roger Stiles, Mike sa1d he had nme prev1ous drunk· Llo d Ma th N' h 1 p L d . . ·cr . th t y , r a IC o son, au en rwmg conv1 1ons m e p~s Gerard, Keith Morgan ; Biolo. and will four years and was arrested f1ve gy M E hi Ell H .. 8 t,sr ... ti f d · · "tho t 1" , r. sc eman, en aw· 124 W. MAIN ST. WY 2·2848 mes or nvmg wl u a I· ley, Harold Vance Jack Satter· thiS iJ h M•Y 31 , 1963. cense. He has served a lotaJ of . . ' ly throug ••• d · .. f d . . . field, Ray Ptckens, Charlotte . POMEROY, OHIO Jasr O" . pliance de•<l'W ays m JDI 1 or rJVmg v1o1a- GJ h All M . . ur electriC ap ti d h id eCM . f aze, Jo n ensworth, ar!fiSit vo hat new Fla,._ ODI an a!l pa .,.._, m mes. tha Nicholson; American His· • "" tod•v ""d choose r • tory, Mr. Swackhamer, Char~ or Drv•'le'' flectrifl R•,.g• ...._ le; Swackhamer, James Miller, ., Ellen Dutton, Janice Tannehill ; . deafer will allow American Gov 't, Mr. Swackha· appftance . mer, Forrest Bachtel, Tom Rail your electric Sharon Yeauger, Rick Oller; you up to English Ill, Mr. Sterrett, Ellen Dutton, Carolyn Nicholson, Car· roU Lyons, Janice Tannehill; algebra I. Mr. Sheppard, Mar· tha Nicholson, Keith Morgan, Mike Lloyd, Ray Pickens ; Trig, Mr. Shepparrt, Lee Roush . Rick Oller ; Geometry, Mr. Sheppard, Ellen Dutton, Ronald Hanning. I Mlck Morris, James Miller; I Bookkeeping, Sheppard, L e e Roush, Lillian Slaven, Sarah I Bechtle; Shorthand II, Mrs. Em· Uy Sprague, Sharon Yeauger, Carolyn Ervin, Sarah Bechtle, Judy Overturf; Shorthand I, ALLOW IJP TO Carla Gilmore, Judy WilderOR Hi WILL . muth, Connlo Taylor and Jo Ann Morning. The assembly opened with the pledge to the flag led by Porrest Bachtel and Sarah Bechtle with Bachtel leading lhe stud· ent body iD the Lord's Prayer. The Senior Band, under the di· reclion ol Eugene Gherke, played Ute Orange and the Black school song as the s e n i o r 1 marched fro111 the auditorium. The senior Commencement lleoause pi,'>Oiila bave pmved to be tbe will be held Friday evening, eoonomioal and dependable of ~ May 24 at 8 p.m. In the high Ina eGOrJY fuell, they are today e~lll)ling 66% '-' of the DatiOD'I totaleDeQD' roquiromans. school auditorium with t h e Eighth grade graduation to be LODB-baul, .....,.volume pipelioes are a pheheld Thursday evening in the MDliJ " •• of the past twenty years. More tbllt. a half-miiiiiiD l8ilea of pipeliael aorve America auditorium. loday. 1bJa IIIIDlber will increoso pea11y in tho -IV<eqty yean u the demand for fuelsHAPPINESS CHAMPION ~ · ID olrlloot twice ill Plesml sizL PARIS (Up)) - 'Mle newspaIll .-tina the lllllion's fulwe "**Yd..., a...., per Paris Jour said today " if JOU call loot to T""'" Eutom, u plp<lin.,.. of "there were a champion of happiI -.,y, to play m OYeJ'·increum, role in moving, ness among the mothers or the world tt ~teems that Mrs. Jat>que""'""" ud lllppl)olnc fuels In all their venatile fanoL Teua Eastem Tra•mistioo llne KOIUiedy would be the winCorpontjon, Hnnstoa, Tow. ner." ' The president"• .wife and two chUdren appeared in a full color ~ front page photograph in Pari• Jour as a Mother's Day feature. I COMMENTA TING EDITORIALlY Helen· Help ·us/ They Might Not Listen . Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona is the authentic hero of U.S . conservatives, including many Democrats as well as Re· publicans. Yet some of his most dedicat· ed followers do not listen closely to some Jt his most important advice. Not too long ago the senator said at a Republican gathering that party faith· ful, of whatever persuasion, must not adopt too rigid attitudes. He encouraged in them a willingness to compromise. Though without doubt 011me of his adherents would not believe it even if they heard a recording of the ~ssion, he even suggested it ,is necesury to be a "bit rubbery" at times. It may be that before the presidential campaign of 1964 is over Goldwater will find it neressarv to make that point many more times - in possibly more severe language. For there is in this country, and pre· sently many of them are in his camp, a growing body of people who simply do not care to ~eld a single inch from their settled views of foreign and domestic af. fairs. When they ar• speaking of men it i.l Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 'I Moore's "Goldwater or elae." But in politics aU men cannot be winners. And if a democratic form of covernment is to be truly effective, a defeated minority must always accept with grace the majority'• choice. One should pot have to say again, eilh· er. that compromise is of the essence of governing. Men ore hound by their differing natures to hold different views of their problems. If policies and programs are ever to bf formulated and put into operation the great differences must somehow be composed. To say "I will not yield" is to say "I will not permit government to function." ' Dictators impose first themselves and then their policies upon an unwilling populace. Free men can exist In proper relationship to one another only if they respect viewpoints other than their own - and make the necessary departure• from rigid positions so that something can be done. Goldwataer clearly understands this. He may not have an easy lime persuadIng his more stiff-backed oupporters to take this Important cue from him. Appellbt." We'4 IIlle to Ion Dilar Helen: lhlm ~I Y n "Lost AppeUte" - who bluta. . _ taken Ill II)' bir lelia', her neighbor beeauae abe talU Htlen. - COJITEZ lOOGII:D food and Ia Dear AD of YOII Who Tool( of nolhin& , 10 "Lost Appetite" far -~ .,_...._ sorry for her "charrnlnc hu&• - •..._ band," who must be embarr81- bor: sed and bored by her - could Came now, pll, llllft aN be my neighbor. extmne. In eney crowd, llld She juat loves "my cbarmln& the "meal')"'aniiCI" . . almal& husband," but abe and h e r • prevalei!t M tbe ••m,..,.,acbJidren never mlu a chaDce nlacs" thoa&b nol u dqello • to ctve me a cUe. I 1ot llred ol oua: - only bona, the oilier entertalnlng and listening ot the lriea··to .,...., and II thelolare . borlnc oe• pot, llld feedln& her public enemy No. 1 on the ~ lazy face. It •as plain to aee wlfe partylint. . who she was comiDg to aee ml Are you pia aeelng red • why: my man. free handouts, eauoe you'ra ll'eeD with envy? no dlahes, more time. _ H. I put an end to the meala and kaffeeklatacbH, 10 now I liD YOIII' Jlelplq IIMd lleperlmtal bei"ll put throutlh the "cook's Dear Helen. tour" rumble. She thlnb abe II Would y..; readen p(eag fooUng othera, just u abe Ia write to 12-year-old Randy Ra· foollnc bir nics but atupld jowskl? He 11 IUfferlna from a husband. At parties abe sath- diseue thst keepa him home ers the men around her a n d from achool, thoutlh he Ia nolf make llurrln& Mnarb about able to be up part o1 the day the "tnealomlnlacl" w h 0..1 e He would certainly appreci.l~ , work made the parties poaible. cheerful meoqea oent his way Sho teU. jokes ml talks aea to Ills addrea: Randy RaJowu4 them while we do the dlahel 306 Hemlock Terrace, Teaneck, Wa&bington CoiWDD and perha)ll ellehanfe reclpea. New Jersey, - A CLASSMATE They Jauch with her - but AT her, behind her back, 1 hope. Dear Helen: AN0'111ER ONE WHO IS My buaband lhlnkJ thsl I TIRED OF ENTERTAINING should quit my Job because my boss hu been lllvolved In a perDear Helen: sonal ICandal. It hu nothlnl By LYLE c. wn.soN about that. . bumbllnc chainnan of the Senote "Loot AppeUte" IIOUIIdl just to do •lth me- In fae1, IIJIIIC• , Ullllri Pre. lllleru)loool Eadoned By a. Republlcao Campaip Commltteo. like my neighbor. Whenever she lne the whole thins lias been The modern Republican mago· Opening a June 30, 11162. Repub- They called him disqualified for smells food cooldng or sees a groally exaggerated 10 that setzine that ralet the GOP Jeadero flican galbering at hill Gettysburg Ilia! chairmanthip, adding that husband at home, there she Ia, tlementa can be made, but you ol lhe House and Senate as a ,farm, Ei1enhower endol'l«i "Ad· "Goldwater'• llabilllieo Ill bll wlllin& to break bread and try know how people talk about .i pair ot clowns and Sen. Barry vance' and urged aU present to campaign committee p o 11 t loll to break up homes. Then she prominatt men. 1bis man haJ 1" Goldwater, R·Ariz, ao a bumbler, subscribe. Thooe pr..ent reported seem to UJ everwhelming," chases all over yakklnc about been a wonderful boss, he hu io ,..king fundo !rom lbe party Ithat Halleck required restraint by Dirksen and Halleck at that how I do nothing but eook and helped my husband and 1M faithfUl ot a $101).a.plnte dinner. calmer counsel when Ike endorsed time were regular Republican tel· talk about ll · over many dlffieulliea, and hao Tht magazine is "Advance." the magazine. The March edition evisioo spokesmen oo what came Her figure il tope, she'n at. been a real friend. 1 think that foundod a couple of years ago by contamed a free-awinaing attack I to be !mown-and to be rldtculod waya perfectly tlfOOIDed, Why it would be cruel to d-.! him a group ol young Harvard men on Halleck, Dtrkoen a• d Gold· -as tho "Ev and Charter Show.' shouldn't abe be? She never lifts now when the town Is laklnl and published occasionally from water. Halleck had read il if, by "Advance" rated tb uhow aa a flnser at home, leltln& her sldeo, aa II W'OUid lndleate !bet Washington D.C. The dinner il to Ichan~. the General had not. little more than oomlo relief and huaband ml kids do It a II we, too, were agalnlll blm. My take place Monday May Z7 al the The March iBiue wao devoted u evidence of Republican Intel- When you 10 to her bouse, you husband. on the other hand, ' Hotel Pierrt, New York City. Sen. to "Republicans on Caplwl Hill.'' lectual poverty, get nothing but collee, because baa been approached by cer· Thomao Kochel. R ·Calif., and The mogazine deocrlbed the Re- "Advance" coollnues to pollhot she's "got something better to taln people who oay my reputa- ., · Rep. John Lindsay R·N.Y., are publican COngreulonal leadership Halleck, Dirksen. and Goldwater, do than cook and elean," I'D Uon will be ruined Ill cooUnue · listed as opeakera. The presence ao reluctant, lazy or hootile In Thoro oonllnUH fA> be IUiptcloD say she has: chaae men! Wblle working In hia office. Wt have is promised of other distinguimed mattero of responaibllity to the that "Advance" io promoting we break , our backs on 1 h e decided to take your odvlcoo. · Congressional Republican and 1 well being of the nation and of Michigan'• G v. George Romnl!)' houaewlfo clreult, ahe'a always What Ia It?- Mliii.· J.S. ~ p.arty offlcioll. jthe Republican Party. It 1tlri· lor the 11164 R.>pubUcan prealden· dresoeo to kill to atlrac: male Dear Mrs. S: it io rea.,nable to believe !bat buted fA> oeveral of Halleck'• J1e. tial nomlnatloo 1nd wltb the Oles. Well, earbaae allraeta llcHlalled scandala art IOOil ·· Sen. F:verelt Dirksen and Rep.;publican colleagues the llatemenl connlvanoe of Gea. ElseD'-er. Illes, too. Jived down, but friendship with· lcharlea A. Halie<k, Republican that : Halleck haan·t read a ..,.i. Advance men stoutly deny lhla. When 1 can't stand her routlh dracn when it b needed IMA leaders, ,...pe<liv•ty of the s...te 1oll8 . b_ook In 10 yean and Is On balance, · howevor, "Ad· talk and tJcure-sUnging, 1 like can never be picked up 8Jaln. and the House wi11 not be preseut. 1susp1cJOus of those who have. vance" must be rate-d • a· my leave and then she pta it Follom your conscience an d. I"Advance" deolt with lbem and "Republicans ol all v!Ns" the represent.a«v• of modern or around that my "charming hu• don't !Iaten to the busybodies. Iwith Goldwater in the March, mag..lne related, "lee! they are Eisenhower or liberal Republican- band" prelerl to ally at par- - H. . l '!lll2. edition shortly before for· being leu led lby Halleck) than Ism, ao opposed to tho p.arty Uea without me. Ob, ~es. we Thts c:otumn Is ded11:;ated W mer President Dwight D. Elsen- pTelllded over: !bat the only ot· oonservativ.. and, espeelally, to know all about 1als like "Lost famil~ livhiJ, so If you rt1 heY• lng kid trouble or just plaill 1hower startled party regulars tempt at hammet'ing anything out the nomiDatloll of Goldwater. But wtth an all-out endorsement of cornea not tn policy but in llie i"Advanee" Ia no olllrfch. It !nob markelslnga also will be IDOu· trouble, let Helen llelp YOU, 1 : the magazine. Ike professed fA> strategy of obstruction.' lht facta ID Ute taco IIIII concedot enced by the number of cattle She wiU also welcome your h"e read It before uttering hil l The young edlwrs of "Advance" '[ that Goldwater h.. 1 COIIIIderablo placed 00 feed within the next own amusing experlencea. Ado Iendorsement bul tht"" are doubto found Goldwater to have been a followin& ill the RepubUcoo Party. two to three months, dress Helen Bottell Ill care of "The supply.prlet prospects this neWipaper. for spring and summer do not Copyrllbt, 11183, Kine Po• favor carrying cattle to heavy ' turN Syndicate, Inc. welgbla or escess flrulth," Fu· trell aayu, ''since the cost of . gaiD Increases aharply after By Wayne G. Bra1A11tadt, M.D. doses of theae. on all form• of exerclH except 1 000 nd " Yearo aKO they used to de- But II thert is any doubllwalkins. Eve• In walklnl It Ia 'The':'.n~lat' dvlce to the Ibate whether pregnancy wao 1 about the. odequ~cy of the diet, well to avoid oteop Inclines. Ohio farmers 1 ~ ,. catUe ~~=·:.-:.:~I' disease or a -normal phys10log· Jron, calcmm, v1tamm B com- [s 1t safe for a woman who when they reach d ired grad • ....,. a. ......, r 1 111 • b . ut I • Reports From The Caplto I ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN JOTIJNGS IN PENCIL DESPITE REPORTS of various cine· ma ladies being cast for the three major roles in "The Carpetbaggers," not one actress has been signed yet. Joe l...el'int flew from New York to Hollywood to make the final decisions on the roles so many glamor girls want. Results should be announced soon Vivien Leigh's appearance on the Ed Sullivan show went off smoothly enough once the cameras got rolling, but a last-minute crisis almost gave "Tovarich" business mana· ger Dick Grayson apoplexy. It was dis<'Overed during rehearsals that a special cop• of Miss Leigh's costume, made up in blue for TV, didn't look right (wasn't stiff •nough). so Grayson had to get into the Broadway theatre and pick the lock or one or the backstage rooms to get the ori~lual dress out just before airtime. The report from Dublin that Kim Novak couldn't report for work on the set o: "Of Human Bondage" because she'd "lost her voice '' is more hokum~ from tlmt ill-starred flicker . Only recently they announced that her voice through· out Ihe entire film was going to be dubbed by an English actress, anyway. so what difference would it make if she spoke tn a whisper, or didn't speak at all" Yes, it's true. Around the State Hou•~ In Nbany and various Republican gath~ring pjaces, Gov . Rorkefellt>r's new wtfe is ref~rred to bv the less reverent mell'bers of the party as "Bridie Murphy.'' of an upcoming television series has her network worried. She may become the bride in an Interracial wedding, and if she does that will klll her program for southern stations. Her dates with other fellows, often reported in the rolumns, are just a cover-up; the one she really loves is a musician. • • • RUSSIA IS GEITING READY to put a woman in space. !They'd better get somebody up there that she can talk to!) Despite the many rumors that James Mason and his estranged wife, Pamela, might reconcile, the divorce suit will go as planned. The delay in ending the marriage legally was caused only by Mason's film commitments in Europe . Leslie Caron will be in for the greatest applause of her career when "The LShaped Room" is released. A minor cen· sorship problem may crop up because of the extremely frank dialogue used in the movie. but Leslie's performance is sure to win her a batch of awards on top of the British Oscar, which she's won al· ready. Robert Goulet will be a disc jockey for one time only on CBS radio May 19 Hugh O'Brian, just back from Eur· ope will spend six days cruising in the Bahamas before coming to New York to begin rehearsals on ••Mr. Roberts," which he'll tour for the Music Fair Enterprises, starting with an engagement in Westbury on May 31. While he was in Rome, Hugh snapped up an art bargain from the Fassini collection; he paid a • • • mere $25.000 for a St. Sebastian by ReuBROADWAY GUESSING GAME: A bens. and he plans to exhibit it in the lovely actress and her talented actor lobbies of theatres wherever he goes as husband, just divorced, are living togeth· a I.Jonus to the {'Ustomers. er. No one knows whether this indicates • • • an acute housing short~ge or a change TONY BENNEIT, the only male sin· of heart A top secret "floatiug crap ger with a •Iring of hit records at the game," a Ia "Guys and Dolls," takes moment. has signed to play the Copaca· lace in the sub-basement of • leading bana in October for "the lop Copa dolegitimate theatre. with the participants lar" - meaning he'll receive as much a group of hip Broadwayites from all as the night club has paid the biggest at· s_trata of show business and the gamb· tractions in its history, and that includes hng genlry . Stakes are high. The ritual Sinatra and Martin & Lewis The Js lhe same every we~k - - they meet English, French and Irish actors' unions backstage at the closed theatre and gam- are causing a spot of trouble for U. S. ble until dawn with the watchman act- television shows being filmed in those Ing as tipoff man. countries at a substantial saving. The unOne of the Midtown West Side hotels ions now w.ant the Yankee produ!'ers to Otves so much to creditors it may have to pay performers the same rates that toss in the towels .. The beautiful star would be paid in America. r. .......... __ Hatlo I 1 I I Today's Medical Report rtll DAILY SENTINQ 11 1 Dl-::: 1 11 ·~··~ ,~~" ••, ......... · - ... -·-.::...: ~=-b il is a normal "'"""' state. but o........ n e aeed~d.~Th1s may be especially when riding in * an l.tUtomobile? Jh .., ., Y•..,_ thai is fraught with possible true If she has an alleriY fA> complications. m1lk. No one can Jay down 1 set of . Women who do not engage rule• ihat will carry all wom- m sport. regular!~ should not en through their pregnancy in take them up. during pregnan. ced swun. the best of health. St. Jt. is es· cy. B ut an exper1en sential f.o~ the pregnant wo~. ~er. bo~ler, or skater may con-an to vi~It her doctor period!· tmue wJth the84! sports, proYid· cally for a checkup ed she avoids undue fatltPJe. A The early weeks of pregnan- woman accustomed to horsecy are especially important in back rldmg may ride, but must the development of the Infant. avoid jumpinR. The pregnant During this period, the growing !"nn". player ohould avotd playembryo is moat susceptible w '"B smgle~ but may play dou· infectious diseases suffered by bleo. Dancmg may he enroyed, Ute mother, drugs taken by her, but any ol the modern dances 1nd any exposure she m a y that require sudden gyrations have to X-royo. and frequent bumping into olh· The pregnant womaa ahould er dancers on a crowded floor eat a well-balanced diet of fa. must be avoided. mlllu fonda, bat abe .1 bould In the last two or t h r e e 1101 1ry to justUy overoatln& months, It Is best to taper off wltll tbe old adage lbat 1 b e •••t "eat for two!' Ob!ttetriclans are now slrelll· Ing the f a c I that 1 woman It not only II safe, but highly 1 ,;Thia will h 1 1m lh 1 desirable. chances for .:~ A properly adjusted seat bell fall .. he sa 1 fixes the pelvis llnnly In posl· ' . Y· hon Without malting undue pres. For 16 h of •.t our• feedf:Ytry ""• sure on the abel omen. In ease African elephants 0 of accident, there would be far menu of folia e bark less danger of injury to both nd ll ' ' ' mother and fetuo If the moth- a ifaSS <IIIU. er •ere using a oeat belt. l.Jf tan In th U S The emplo)er of a working h ~ espec cy ,e · · woman may feel juatlfl<!d In . : ; : : from 47 l4l 19 Ytarl askmg her to lake maternity · leave after the alxth calendar month of her pregnancy. B u 1 wiih her doctor's ipprovol, If the woman il aa office worker and If there is a aultsble place' !or her to rest, she may be. aJ. lowed to work until about 1 I• weeka prior to expoded dote o1 delivery. _ __:_________ _ r!f: tht: .... :•·;:;.::,. ·~:n n:.=":. ' : . , .,_ ...... ..., . ., ... - ~ - • --· • m • - &.:lit ...... .. t':uus• J.:·1' : ':\r: 1J1111r ~·~~ . . _ ftl.• • .._ ::..:'..;,."'::;,.. ~ J:: .'': IOtttDIIU =•.:.""",. ;'• ... •--.. ..,. ,.. . _., N" .... ..__...... ,.._ a ,, .,. %'"~ 01.• ....- U""": mr ,S: - • 8fRRfS WORLD L"ttl I e Chansre Expected In 0 Oh1•0 Feed Cattle Pn"ces should not sai• more than 20 pounds during pregnancy, wllb 25 pounds oet ao the aboolute No bll changes In prices of I tension ecoD!HIIiat, notes that In limit compatible wllli 1 oafe de- fed cattle for the nest couple the North -Central slatea (IJ>. livery. She should not I al 0 of months, maybe longer, That clndlnl Ohio), rwmhera of eat· ::;.~rem~~~ 2"> pounds In 1 n Y Ia the sobering f"!.ecast of Ohio tie weighlllfl between 1100 and She h ·1 be k State Urtlverslty .. xtenslon eco- t,IOO puunda were up only 1 8 ou d sure to 1 a e nolilisll. per cent on April I, eompared one helping of red meat, fish, But their predictions do carry to an increase oil per Cf'Dt In or fowl and one ega daily • • • note of encouragement for tbe 28 major csW. feedlll(l pmt of milk, & or 4 slices of the Ohio beef farmer: Prices st.ates and 2f per cent tn the Lread with margarine or but- in the Mid·\ es• o•obably will Western obttes ter. 3 ~o 5 helpl•g~ of vegebtblo hold up better than In the far In the cattle feedln& or !nut. One helptng of liver a West, primarily because the states, catUe weltlhi118 less than week hel))l her to kotp up the Mljl-west will have fewer cattle 100 pounds 1how 1 11 per cent constituents of the blood. n(ady· for market durinl the Jncreaoe over a year ago. This These foods should give I h e lioxt ~ew 1001ttha. 1 meana, Futrell IIYI, . that sumpregnant woman enou1h vita· Revie'!lng the latest reporto mer and fall tnarkotlna1 llt'obfo R•tns and rntnerala that abe will from lhl U. S.' DepartiTH'ot of hly will be aloiivt !lit ytar'a not IIHii to tab aupplemtntary .\V!CIItura, Gelte 4. l'lllrtD, &a· Jivelo. Tbt utual .r PAINT CENTER ow much will go up In smoke? LATEX WALL PAINT 1 .79 I OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT Chambers Is Mr. Peoples Speaker For Dies Monday I Commencement I MAX WARD .liliilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROOF AND BARN PAINTS Metal Paint Chicago Barn Red Aluminum All Star SHOE BOX u s KEDS ••w ,.•. n Huntin!rton 1 1 $J.90 NEW 1963 MODELS Mueller Climatrol HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING UNITl NOW ON DISPLAY Varnish Stain Ename I Spray Paint Pressure .... 87c Auto Paint Spray _ ..• $l Phone Or Stop In For "FREE" Estimates Arnold Brothers SHOP and SAVE at MOORE'S .... . $22.00 If YOU REPLACE YOUR qLI NON-ELECTRIC STOVE WITH A NEW FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE• I Sf 7.00 . If YOU RE· Pipelines· transport 2/a of the nation's energy needs PLACE YOUR OLD NON-ELECTRIC DRYER WITH A NEW FLAME· LESS ELECTRIC DRYER. S££ YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER FOR A SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE on maj.;. w••• tile teats will rec<!lve· .lltRt .lid Cll'fll. "'ay<l' ChJI'JH Lf«ar !II Pomeroy "" fl!'lt • i(l iDSirfiCo tor. ..... Oi!H. ,...,~ .................. ; ••-•lriiiM .. , , . . • . : . -.....l . • Deolb Cbake Ot)ly statt: In the Union which gives a condemned man his choice of how to die Is Utah, which executes either by hang\11& or before a flrlo& • ·~ . jo \ - . ,;,ii;,i. .__,. " ~ .. fLAMflfSS ELECTRIC RANGES OR DRYERS �'' ' ' ~) " ·J ' Milt Pappas 1-Iur!s Orioles Into First Place Tie each of hil other two V l (!tori~!l, ington ~ators, 5-4. The Mine- gled. .Joe Cunningham doubled Pasoual wPii taggfld for flve runa 1Qlni-.1 homf.lr......U.. 1~ ho""' of UPI 8plN WriiH has struck out lfl lllltt.ei'S wh1le 1sota 'rwms knocked the Oo8ton and both srored on aacririce fliefl and seven hi~ in 6 1-ll inninp b!Jt 1hil eareer- U1:f Gpry Rtll clpaed They've taken the " kid prodigy'' walking only nine and ho"' a 1. 17 R~ _So~ oul of fi rM plaot with by Dave . Nic hOl~on and pmail-hit- gamed ~redit for hia fi~ win. oot t})e 1•m•· 1a olf Jl of earned run average. a li·a tnumph and the Cle~e land i ter ChArlie Mmcwell. Eddte Fisher !Earl W1ht0n surtered h11 third Drott plt.ohed hiJI firlt COIPplete bel . pkcber. M t Pappas Pleasbi&IY Cocky lndtans downed the Los .\ngelt.>s went 5 1-3 innings ror hi~:~ third loiia. IP:me Iince J · •• lllilt 81 the Baltimore Or1olea because this Known in the trllde as ''pleas· An~els , 7·5. in ot.her AL gt~meli. victury although he needed the Wagn~r BlaH~ Two . . Wilt ' ' w 1 ' '• Decline In Tax Figures Mn. MeD•nlel DIN ~O ( In Hobt!J' H01phal 1 ·0~ Noted Inoot Four SE Counties A.'iiU::.~~Danlerr~till ll!rn!llh May The Dally Sentinel • year he's become a man. ingly cocky," Pappas ha ~ heen r:au1 Beat rtratet i late-inniug reliet trelp ot Frank Leon Wagnet drove in illl five two, •trlkmg out seven and parImmaturity of outlook hos been lab~ for star~m ~ce he vault- Dick Drott pitched a fw e-t!Jtter . lhnJmann and Jim Brosnan. The Los Angeles runs with his 13th 1 mlttlna; only twoPIJoate s to ad- / the only rap againJt the s.foot-1, ed into the ma)Ol'B vtrtually d1rect as the Houston Colts deteated Hte Joss was the tourth in a row for and l31h homers of the seqsoq but IVallee 14:1 third . J«thnny Temple, 200-pound right-hander from De- from ~merican Legion b~ll . On~y ! P i tt~bu rgh Piral es, :-{). 10 the only COeney, the le~gue ·s early -fieaso n homer~o by WilJje KirkJanQ IJlt(l who ran Ma ~ittlng atrHk to eigbt troit, Mich., since he startled four pitchers have won morP btg /Nallumd League actJOn . pLlchmg senllatlur.. ,Tito rrancona plus a two-rqp doU· 1Sitm!Mi triplod i.n tile fil'j!IJ flop. ~,.,._ _ _ _ _,.._ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _. . American League hitters wilt~ his lldague games at ~ age and his 1 l'ht! White Soli uverc~:~mr- an ear · Alhree-nm ht.mer by Earl Bat- ble b) Johnny Roman enabl,d lloa nm lNWJ tt lltttrifice ri)' by · pi khmg ""'Y "' • \9-yea•·-old Ishuioul Monday mght set a club ly 3-1 led held by . Tom Chenoy ' ley '"" solo llonoers by Bob Alii- Cleveland's Jack KraHck to win Jolm Botaman doli•ert>d IIJe otll0 rooklt m I!f.'l.'f Pappas rompiled a jrecord of 14 hM' a caree_r. . . 1Hnd snapped a 3-3 tle 1n l he &lxth son and Harmrm Killebrew paced .his Sf'{·ond gamP. Kraliok W4• kay er. Doq Cardwell droppe<l Qja · " - , '1 .~... .. , ·u ood D •·--' 65 .49 n'<'ord from l958 through _Trn; Ori~les backed h1s f1Ve-h1t mmng when FloyJi Robinson sin- the Twins' HJ-hit attack. Camilo .oed b) Wa~n~r ·s three-run ninth .Usij) d~JC~iaion ap.iq~t one VU!Jorf. J9fi2 bul hf' still was regarded as p1tchang with a salvo of four home ------- ··A"~QII . lSI W e IW.l!IPA- Umse in 13 years. Last yea,, fl ··probl('m child ." rul\ll that produced all their runs In • no-flzt, QCH"UR performance Pomerq~ dq'ifllld the Bulldop But '" far !his seasonal! !he anddeolt Phil Regllll his filth loss •gains! Wellston Monday even· for the Ita SI!OAL CI"OWll. . Iagainst two Vlctm'le&. Jtm Genl!Je fng as the ftulkiOJS WOO the vruhlem " al"f:' heml'. encountered and Jerry Adatr hit solo homers Vewed OtJMin by ""'' h•<l•" ,and Jackie Brandt and John Pow-: Norlhern Dtvlolon dtle ol the The Sultan Hassan, MorOCCQ ... ·Pappas turned in his second ell each Slammed one with a man ! ~ SEOAL s-o. It was 8 playoft potentate of ~ lith eentury, 'shutoUI and hts fourth straight un base. ' Coach Joe Oeckman . whose day nighl. "1 jusl want to ~av _ _ cont.at - .\then~ and Wau-.toft Met an CJbMnrltloJI; U.W_. buJU viclocy ol the S<"aron Monday The Orioles have won six resignation as head baskelball that my short sta) at K y g e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mouminl IQS had been deadlocked II H Olllllde llal!ll. Tlie tollt, 11'41 ni ghti n n r..o win over the De- of their last seven games during roach and assistant foot.b~ll Crt:>ek was moat eruoyab)e as of Elyria visited with their Athens will now ltost Pome-- 1.. ramp 200 feet high, so t'hat troit Tigers that ~nabled the or.l whirh BRllimor-e pitchers hav~ al- coach at Kyger Creek high both the. citizens and students . parents, Saturday and Runday, CLEV~N OIUPll-IJo Pelin· roy tor tbt SEGAL dlam- .he Jn!f'<~t ride up •nd vi~ hit Joles to move into a first-placP t11 wf'fl a totAl of 11 run ~ and 38 sehool was announced Monday , treateoi me wonderfully. l am IMr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert sky ha~ baen sent to the bullpen Qnd champtonship. A~ has dornam. tir wit t> the !'hi··a!4fl Wh 111· ~ox hils. , has signed a two-year contract accepting this new position at and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moum- and the Los Angeles Angels are won the Northern Dtvilum 11 ----~ Pappas a]] 0 ,, ('rl 011 Jy one run in llw Whi te Sox nipped thf' wash-!as head football and head bas- an increase in salary and to ing of Middleport., Mr. and Mrlil. talking about sending him on anFW'I S&an -ketball coach ot Malvern high get back into the field of guid- Cecil Gi!logly, &~ie, Carla Jo other trip - to the CI!Weland In· · Utile Cllup Th~ FQI'd M- · Co111pa~1 ~ . _ ,, . . , -'-" '"''• · ·.r.a~ ,,.~*""* '"trtf..._. school near Canton. ance, in which t hold a mas- and Jeffrey Allan of Athens, dians. Asslsl, ln. ceatP'al Italy. !las WAI bu:!orporated in Mtchigu •• . De<'kman, a 2.q..year-n1d na-1ter's degr~e. '' _ . presented Mra. Lambert 1 beau- The Indians fire IQOkfng for an- changed lUtle ln fiPJli'ltl"aflCe on Jppe 16, 1803, with a caJNr live of Canton and a graduate , He oont10ued, "s10oe com10g tifully decorated cake honoring other left-han<led pilcfier and Iince the Middle Ag~s. wlten U Ill of fiOO,IIOO and, on July 3J of Ohio University , will depart to Kyger Creek, I have noticed her on her birthday and Moth· they'll take tbe Jltl.rear-old Boll!l· was the home of St._ Franci8. of the same year, the companJ Fnday for hiS new post at Mal- that outdoor basketLall courts er's Oay. Other dinner guests oky eve;< with hi• dl.. ppolntlng )lost or Its lllcome 18 derivt>d told Its lil"ol ear. a tlJO.cylindor vern H S. where he Will also have been established at ' I he present were Mr. an<! Mrs. Ken· 1-7 rerord, his Inflated MS from tourists and It has lltUeJol'lgmal Model A, !ICCfll"d~ 10 serve as guidance counselor. grade schools and the high neth Grover ahd Joy, Pomeroy, earned run average Qnd his fond· commerce or industry. &he Encyclopaedia BrU.a:rtnlc-.; In 1962. Malvern high's foot· school. and that many boys are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Johnl<ln, ness for the bright lights. ball team reeled off a lo-6 .-ec· putting up outdoor ba3kets. at Beverly, Kenneth. Joaeph Leo- Qnly hitoh up to now is which IIV ROB WINGE1'T urd and was ranked fifth 10 the their homes. Th!B IB an ln<!Ica· nard Johnoon of Caldwell and players the Angelo would get In 41<1llTIIEil HUDEPOHL state in Class A ratings . The tion that Kyger Creek 's basket- Larry Johnson of Columbua, return and among the pgu.ibiU· IPORTS PIIUENT4TIOI<I St'nlineJ Sports \\lriter school is a member of the Tus- ball interest is growing, I f<el Mr, and Mrs. James W. John· tifi are i!Jitelder llik e De La ~ · . . ;. : , . ; oll'm~-h'.'.l:'k--:'t:·""~ ~~,~~'*''":<f.<>.:.?. ~:, ,,~, $,1jt caraw_as V~lley Conference. that . with eight lettermen re· son, Jamie Sue, Greggory Todd Ho.z, Pitcher Jel'l'y Walker and Durmg hts one tenure at Ky- turmng for the 1963-64 season, and Johnnie Jones, Mr. and utilitymln Qene Grt~Sft. ger Creek. Coach Deckman's Kyger Creek will definitely be Mrs. GeRe Lambert, Charlotte, M . 1111 Ri . th Bobcat basketball team, al· in the thick of the Southern Val· Donny, David an<! Cheryl of 1 ana~erCiev Ia :":" of • ~· BY ED KE .. NiDY though very short, was a con- .ley Conference race and I wish jPeach Fork, Mr. and Mrs.l :~s Tanbbetts eh n ~ager Br8 rfJVIfiCS 0 •tant threat throughout t h e l my succest10r and lhe kids the Harley Haning, ·Mr. an<! Mrs. u'" ~ M ~ddle•\gh~ , oome season. They finished with a very best of luci'. .'' 'Marvin White and B)'ran Kelth ~e ~t.!rdt u~t{! q ~~a~e Whether professional it a aport worth aa.vinJ", or 1 evon • - · ,..._ dlballt~. Boldnc ~ lpeen plogqtd Interest is rapirtly picking up throughout our area as . 4·14 record, with all but four of I Coach Deckman also served Fhltwood. th ~ r reveiio 1~ with incldenta &MOCtated with llhady c::haracten, rlgged the tjme to start Summer League baseball approaches. their losses decided in the final as line coach under Coach Jim Mrs. Marguerite Warner end was ekn~ n e~ · ~PVersa ~ cleolllona, pre--...t!d KO'I ond, too otloll, IIArlc lrqt!dr. It won't be but a week now until all area diamonds are 1 quarter of play, and Coach White for the very successful Venoy and William Boice arou d · u":u ,.., avt ce 11 full of activit ~' each afternoon and evening. Deckman 's baseball team this 1962 football campaign in which of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. na.,.. n •tght· be one of the B~l'tiiiJI d8velqpmenta ot "port Many of the Roys' LPague managers report they are Iseason compiled a 4·5 mark. the Bobcats w~n the SVAC Venoy, Tony and Mark, COMPL that boxblg ba •YIId Qr l'f&llt.d & at&y ot. ex:eeutiM by hoping for plentv of su nshin ey day s before the season ! Commenting on his reS~gna· championship and finished apent Sunday with lheir A p~~ ("~~~ the Brttilh. The Brttlah lon lloxing, althouch th4JI;y altl•t r~ Mck to Tommy Farr to 4114 1 wgrtlly l'O&IIy to be opens so their players can shed the rust arcumulated in 1tinn , Coach Deckman said Mon· with an 8-1 record. ents, and grandparents, rm~ 'f aMe · II c a~~ proud crt, IW>d7 Turpln notwiU..t111141nr- 'l'ha _, ot the past winter months. 1 Mrs. Howard Russell. w ose Wt e, ary, V<:ll "' modem BrJt11h boxing ia enclosed :bl the pa.renthdes Seems to me that this year will be a critical year in ' Mother's Day vlaltora of Mr. was. scheduled IQ comtormOjl by tile bucklin~ lop ot 11>.,.. roluelanl tlrero Boys' league. Ponv league a nd High School league sumMrs. Lincoln RuiOell wore el&~t .weeb of hadvancedu JralhU.' Pill! ...,II ond Bolan ~ Tot the Llmoy mer programs. !llan.l' teams have f.ad o tough lime or" Mr. Franklin RuaaeU, Mr. and rammg at t e · · appreciate~ the ameli of roaln and the thud of leather, and ganizing becausr of lai·k of a manager . There are five Clinton Gilkey and family, Cenler, Fort ac>ma rroat crowd& bavt olloered Ute acll<m ol ~ay and W-r. teams in the Pony league set ·up an~ organization of Dalay Gillogly and faml• Lda ., May 17. The oon of another oquad somewhere out 111 the county would make , Mr and Mrs. Guy Ruoaell an Mrs. Leona~d C. Me. it a dandy loop . I Officers of lbe Gallla County Ijudge; Emmell Ebenback and Terry Lynn. Hartford, he ill a grad-tbud ot IMther" may aetually be what the doctor ordered. J.lountlng fataltti .. and orllll'llnl Inj\111.. m.•t Someone in the Bedford or Chester areas should be I Riding Club to<lay announced r;. Circleville is the English judge; Sharon Tli<lma Jon Smith of Wahama High School. broupt boxloc to the ~rllol< ot l>elnlr ouU&WOII. In tht. interested in fi e lding a team. 1t is my understanding that nal arrangements for a 15 • and Odie O'Donnell of the Gal· Gloria 8huma~. Nancy Hat~ country one QlOVfl to B&Ye tt ._ a reeommeadatlal to ~ 1 Bedford already ha s th e uniforms and enough boys to class horse show, to be staged lipolis Tribune will serve as an<! Linda Wllllama apenl IN MJSSILE PIKING 10 oz. gk>veo In Ill IIUt IIIIo l>o.U. ond f owteera In thoH. fill them, but no one to organize and manage them If at the Gallia County Junior announcer an<! maoter of cere· IPt waek in Washington D. C. Army PFC <\rcllle A- Hay· The Brltiah oay, "Wby the dlltlnetton! It doesn't quito someone ehould hu rry and gel things rolling, maybe Falrgroun<!o llll Memorial Day, monies. . ' ' son or Mr. and Mrs. Ward 00 their IBnior trip. m&ke '""''"·" IM boygpd tbat tiley 1ns1at ""6 011o rtoveat Bedford or Chester coulil field a team In Ihe Pony league May 30, starting at 2 p.m. Follow10g the show there will Mr. ond Mro. Ronnie Mil· Hayman, who live in Racine, aet·up Prior to the hor"' show, there be pony rocse with c a • h bourne and family, Mr. J, B. rcenlly In a week of - - --· will be a morning slale of awards. Hatfield were woe~ om! firlnJ praotlet at Mel I happened a few weeks ago, but Rodney Karr , a Porn- events, beginning at ten o'clock I Mr. and Mn. Joe Hatflekl Guidad '-!IlOilo Range, " rov lu gh fre shma n, ; lilt hasn t forgot len about the bass 1which will feature a Pony Pull- 40 Starter• Want an<! Nanoy an<! Mra. J. B. Ha~ wlth other maml!en of he cJug ht 111 Fnrked Run lake. · J' ing Coolest with cash awards p and aon Joo. C of the Sfith Arlll· Rod, son nf 'IL and Mrs . Dick Karr. Jr ., never had to both classes. laces For Jnst 15 Mr. and Mrs. w. A. !!;lam 4th Mlulle Battalion. Tho ..,.., - y be 8D ODcyclopodla ., IDil4feal ·~ s ICh a il'hrno . of Barr·•t W• VI . , _.. _e • ended May 10. Hay· · . -. . oll'lli as when - he . battled the 3 lb ., 9 oz · One c Iass WI'II be for pontes hINDIANAPOLIS, Ind. IUPII V1i, ...,... ,- to be weighed, but II'• poeelble thai tho -y under 48 inches and another T e problem at the lndianapolis vlliton ot Mr. and Mra. unlt, umed with t b • iJ:Iss Rod IS g; •lng to have the I ish mounted . uve ~ troJa l>olllr btl#oloil • at .... by 1e. . ' Motor Speedway today and for the Ela --• Mr nd mloalle, Ia resu· ounce plllowa wllloh holp oleep quickly eDOU&"b. for pontes , d , between 46 and 52 t f the k ho •~ . m, .... .a I I stilnd {'Orrected for an error m Mon ay s paper. . h res o wee , was w w A Do.... ~... 818 l"ed to Chataworth, ,..... w qtJr ••• 1llliiVI ,...trtttt .~~ · d' I · · b b II me e•. 40 · ta t' r · Tom V\ohJte. ld notSp ay m Sa sedml -prToh ase a gfatmhe Gates; to the fairgrounds will th cars ~~I a s r mhg mehup Mr. and ),{fa. D. H. RollOICu l betw12en 0 (1 1' ~ 10 and • Lewarl. • un ay. e name o e Qpen at 9 a.m. and arrange- e 500-mt e race w ere t ere returned to their home hare ter relirinl from blo work of Tblroly 'l'reo pla yer who hit the 11he double should hove been Tom ments have been made for an room for only ts. When ..... would Gruesf'r lll Sit>ad nf \\hit e. am le eu 1 of ood food fo . A partial ans~er calls for many yearr. They Wll'l in A 35-foot maple or oak tree p t P~~ 1 r lor quallfy10g faster than •·· T-·o having a total leaf surface of en tr an s anu spec1a1ors k h fi ld 1 ICIIl, • The horae show, starti~ at . cars t~ rna e t e. le ast Mr. and Mra. C. A. 4,000 square feet will evaporate I , .11 be und th g Wlule mechamcs 1 work Mr Cbarlav a-'*"' _more than 35 gall01'18 of water ... 1 c!c..Q .. p.m., WI er e regu. 1, t f ·1 h · ' "''- ~-· during 1 5 Ingle 111 lations of the Ohio Valley Horse 1 gel ath ~ ml et dan. our bu•lnBH Yiaitora in Cbarlruton ~___::._:_:___::..:_::::::m:::me=r_::_da::yc_:_·~--------------------. . . o ell' cars, rivers were Wednelda Show Assoctahon With an enone eye open for another :~Y·~~:~:~ • try fee of $1 .50 In all classes if theb- car is bumped except the Lead In Pony, which to quallly or liAIIliTIIW. wiU be just $1. MILWAUUE The l:i-closs show will in· rottnd of tllo IIOCOIId 01111ual MtiBv l'nltf'd Press lnienattonal Moaday"e ReiUUs elude Lead ln Pony with the a 20-year-old waub8 Clutic Blakttball TourAmt>ri<'an Lt:a;aur Houston 2 Piltsburgh o, night rider six years old or younger · pitcher signed by the aament Dtc. rt will metdl dtW. L. Prt. GB f0nly pme scbeduledf Western Show Horse ; E11gtish Braves Monday, has been f~ abampioa Chicago 22 15 .5H5 TueSday's ......,.blo Pllclllero Three-Gaited (full mane and to Denver of the llllinst ~ 111t1 M Ballimore 22 15 .59;'i St. Louis at Chicago-Simmons tail) ; Western Pleasure Pony a-,11 TeD. New York HI 13 .581 (fi.Jl vs. Jackson IS-4 ). (under 48" and rider under 12 BoslOn HI 14 .576 Cincinnati at Milwaukee <night> years of age) ; Tennessee Walk· Kansas Ci ly 20 15 .571 l - Maloney (5·11 vs. Hendley (4-2). ing Horse; Clover Leaf Barrel Cleveland 16 16 ..'iOO .'l 1'.1 Pittsburgh at Houston lnlghO- Race; Western Pleasure Horse LO!i 1\ngf'le:-> IR 23 .439 6 ISchwall f2 -2l vs. John... on <2-6). (full mane and tail); 0 pen Minn ~ota ~ ~ 21 .41 7 61.1 New York at Los Angelea Class (riders over 40 yean of We bantlle all, llzet of tulb Detro_it 14 21 400 7 j tnightl ~C i s co fl-31 vt. Podres age ); We1tern Pleasure Pony for bottl• IU. We nrv1et Washmglon 14 2"i . 3!~9 9 l2·3!. (48 to &6" with rider 16 years Monday's llfosulls j Philadelphia at San Francisc of age and under) ; WestBn w!W we ~ell Chicago .'") \\'a~hmgton ~- night lnighll --Culp 14-21 v1 . O'Dell Stock Horse; We&tern Pleasure Cleveland 7 Lns An~t>-leii 5 night, 1 <5-01. Horse (clipped mane and taU); Baltimorf' fi Detroit 0, night WedJlesday'• Gemes Road1ter Pony (under 50 inchMinnesota 6 B11.~ton 5. nighl Louis at Chicago esJ; Keg Race; Egg and Spoon RUTLAND, OHIO IOnly games ~f' heduled l at Milwllukee, night Race; and Trail CJass for 1 PAGE tlio[£jiolw Athens T Face Pomeroy For Titl• 1 I Kyger cree k's Joe Deckman s·•gns WolfDPn r.... rr WO·year con tract w·Ith MaIvern Soriety News 'I BuII pen Only F'lrst stop For Mr. BeJ' ky 0 ·-e. ~U · .._,...·-"·... Jll Rol•• dMOhl ~r :C,:I ,.,t.:!o.&ll '7eet Failing Stars Now May Be Money In Your Bank Aftt. nl~ht, oo are • • van,. Sen~~net. P01111!1W·¥ld~ 0 ::. ~ 2!!.~ .. . ~~~~ evea~ • ., • I~ A II v~ ~= Jury F' d s i"" .. •· Paint Now ... Pay Later •·· ," . LOW AS · · · · $5.oo ,., CLINTON FISHER CO. Painting Contractors ---'====='--- "COLEMAN" I l. SALES SERVICE II CHASE HARDWARE IRE IIPUlllAIIEIIDIU IY DIBIIll I • This is a dirt particle. W!::l Somebody told you it came from 1 furnace? w,u, it didn't come from your Deddy's GAS furn•c•. Your 01ddy'1 GAS fumec.:t do" not make dirt Your Dtc.1Qy'a GAS furnace does not make dirt to pla1 in. You'd better color thi1 dirt psrtlcle ~O·COlOR . Lollcb (H) V§ F:slrada MiltlliiOta al Bof;ton York at 1M Anselu, nlibt hones only. at San Fran., night William HieroAimua of at HoUlton, night ton w:lll serve as $20 10 !2000 C. L Bvcleet T.,... To Suit You 12-1), PeriJ (1-1) Vi. Dclock (l-2). Wllillaetday'" Ga.... Boston Loo Aaa•leo al CleYeland, night Cha.o at Waahington, nigh t Detroit at Baltlmort', night Kanlaa. City at N"I:W York, night MlfiUII'O'I lai!Je ·•· It Natloaal Leq~e WHE~ MONIY GoJnglll!ngl IS THE QUESTION W. L. Pel. San Ji'rBDCIIeo Loo AnJeloo :u ChU:ago 19 til .514 4 20 19 .SIS 4 19 2(1 .487 St. Louls .Milwaukee CJncinnat,i Pittsburgh , Phlladelphla - 11ft York GoJngD/DS l5 .615 23 IB .680 I 17 lO .459 18 Z2 .450 Ill • A18 II THI ANSWER ' C•ll Us And SM Pha~M WY 2·217l Color til these lertoYtr oolna NO·COLOrc.. Oectldy far leftover c;oi!"1, -·k ... . , . , .1aifil.'lilot~s• . . . . . . . .._. 10,000 - ·; i . tlli' ~ ' . .., URR &VAN lANDT -· • • , , THIY'LL IUY THIS ONI ... ..U, - · 111 AIIII'IIJr ..U - <*'DJli•'Ji · ,... n z•r,-...,........,. I ·· ............. ,_ftt-·a ........ _..,.....,. .. "YriallifJM.Ifall . . . . ..... _....,..., ..., .... llbll•u ·• n'"'ww:Rotl .,.... ,..;,.. ................ ,.,.-1'.... 17 • Eltlltr olllt• Doda• eonvlftibln Is a 11111rt buy. Thl Plillfl !00 on totllu • SIS cu.• ln. lllndard VI end but:kll lUll wftii caiiiOit. The Pola!l, below, comes with a 318 cu.-in. VI, btndt·lllll anti • snap.downWlter lf111Jtll But 1111ybe you'd prelw 1 hlldtop, WIPI1 or sedan. We aot 'tm, 2~ Dodie models in all. Pick any 0111 and &II comfort, luxuty, pluo 1 S.yeai/50,UXI-milt for you. lllltllt-ll ......ol.tle-,..._ SAlES " . ' .~Y - - . , ,' v.. " -- - ...- 0 CNJIMILER R. H. ··121 I. Main St., h!n-.y 1 (lther thia ... or this is YOU w . .rinc ' hllo. It thOWI how you feel In ~ur hMIUihll. let-htlte" house. Doeso't It make you peppy •nd frt*y? OQitn't It mt~ke vou apunky and IPiritecn That is true. but 1 hllo ie m•lle believe. You'd better color lh ... halos NO.co&.OR. llM•of'lblt .... s 17 11 .486 • 11 19 .472 Q~S Set the coins? po )'<tU know what <:Dina ~re uud for? Daddy PlY' the blllt with them. Dlddy pe~ the CIAS hMt bill with just 1 few 9f thtm. Ollddy hll 10m* colnt ltft oyer whto he pays the GAS heft bill. Thlt'l IMeiUII GAl tiNt Colb Daddy 1.. 1 . .. _.,.,..II. snit? fumac:e filter CINnl lhe 1ir Ill th tirftl.. Yes, a GAS furnace filters out dust and pollen, WQ_ Ttl at is why this 8ir Is invisible. Thtt 11 why you c:an color It NO·COLOR . lec.uH I SOMI PEOPLE WON'T BUY THIS CONVIRTIILI ........ -..... ... Phone SH. 2-4811 This is a roomful of a1r. It Is very, very clean. Why is it so clean you can't PAGE l Bulk Tank Service ToeiMiay'sProbablr Pllchen Kansas Cit~ at ~· ew York (night) - P;ona ~ 4 -.1 1 vs. f4-U. Los A D g ., 1f' .s al Cleveland (night) - Osi nski 12-1I vi. Don . van (2-:2). Chicago at Washinglnn lniahUBur.bardt 13·1 ) \ 'S . Rudolph <1-4) . Detlvit at Baltimore l nighU ~ • - As s -·t i\\ 011 ro~ p,;,. • 1 1 1,0 stage Memona • IDay ShOW Galli 118 15 0 mnnlng 12 reMillp: • BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS boxift• caII'Ia countv R'd' I lng Club 7111 R. l\loin St,..t. died Holzer llolpit.al Monday Uti p.m. after a several mootho Ulnesa, She was born oJtober 21, 1117 in M811on County, the dau&hiB of the late Marti and Effie Bur· dti!O , Her huabond, John MeDaniel. preceded her in death in lllflll. Surviving are two sono, Cecil )fcDaniel, Charlostop Road. Pt. Pleasant and Harry MeDonlei, ·at home; two olatera, Mro. Jesalt Santee Chapma viii8 ' n • alj(( Mrs .. Slella Greenlee, Cbar· leston , mne gran<lchlldron and silt: great·granddttldron. Funeral arrangements will be an· nounced by tha Crow Funeral Home. For parenf81J(' That's my opinion ...what'a yours? ::tur ; Gil in ·dam Guilt In Ca""' THF. l Baseb IJ A • • • I Metgs • •. •c 8VStymJ8 .•1¥1. i Launch Time Nrar For Summer APril Sf 12, 11163 aM for thl llaaal yesrt startloti .Ju1J 1, 11112 aM Jllly I, llfl fDIJqw: Aillw - •11,1tUt, • .100 ... , N.NUI, f3M,IItlll.40. GaiUil - f4.QJ.~, $4.712.!111, f198,330.4r, flllto,Ii80.46. Rootm,- fS,07U:i, t6.11U7, '11!1MO.II3, $1Sil,29'/.!111. J..U.a- $'/,tll.llfi. $5,10'-04, Oh Kan Group .. Rivtr Report • On JIIY clear U y Meteorlles found m""l' olwill ealer !be lint .... Ill 11.·M...., 21 • have 1 lltUe paUence, you can ,!fn than i• )IN!M!nllv ret~llud. elne !IOIMPtOII'7 lldiMI will .. 1114 Y 21 , Pt. Pleasant ~.50, Hint~ ~~ what apPI'llrs to 1>e a fall· I With this . t act If, mind, 1111 ~ , ,......,; ..., lard. rr.. It 06 !,17 Kl!nawha Falla J'l~ Cllar- lmg star. Actually, what yoo see tensiVe IQJentiflc research 114• Mro J . w. Waddall wiD be 11000 un111 •·• p 1!1. at lbe leoWn Ul7l l-ondon da;. was Is not a allr b u t a OominR Ibegun with • l'lltl of ro.mtine guest ·speaker when the Friend· ado llllloel ' 11111 .,'~oa A eldJd runnin ~~ u~rtor foot Mar- lmass of stone or iron es it i• la• many people as possible. . . II' ......,. met d:m wa~ 011 the oUI and bein~ burned to dust. These Maybe you have plowed IIIlO up ly Circle meoto 'l'utoday OYen- mUll lie ola ,_. old .., 0.. Winfield dam was running V'" fragments are l>eliev!ld to be or foun<l one on an ooting. The ms. May 21111, at tho F-a~ embtr 1 to 1101ar IIOblotll • loot the remains of a planet thai followtng Is a generol descrip- t'<. chureh. September. Pln'!ll are liked Boat move~~~tnto· ~ ' once existed in an orbit be- t)on of the three known cia.,. The Twlllgh 0 d Cl b .11 to br~ 1111 ullltblt ri!IOI'do Oltlo River _'Albert Holden ' tween Mars and Jupiter. 1 Tlleod t •r :" u ~~ of immtllilutlool. fZN,7112,fl, C75,755.04. down !4, a::JC!a,m.; !lob Benter .Dally, billions of very small I. The metallit 111<10orite _:::.of M:: ~:;s~~cha~ . ~- - '11-'IU~. flO.up 14, 6:30a.m.; Charleroi aown pteces plunge from opace Into look 8 l'ke an<! t II . lid 'th M Lou ' Re'bol •• ,. TO 1 816.311, fdl,JG,Itl, t381,110.il , . , the su rroon<!10g blanket of atr ac ua Y Ill, so "'1 rs. IS . 1 as co; _.. .. ...., MeiP - f4 410.50 $11,30ll.n 15, 10.411 p.m., John J . Rowe that ....,, the earth. Here Iron.; It Is as heary ''any piece hosteu. There Will be • plant PT P~ .:. ,._, ..... · • ' ' down 15, 1 a.m.; Es10 Pennsyl· . . . ' at 1ron ; usually covered with ,1ale. · . . _,...._. fll1,140.16, •m~.ll8 . vanlo up 15 , 7 a.m. i Jacob ·G. the frichon of lhe resloung at· rust but shows bright metal rrllllldin Ftelda, It, lllrllll'd, Pfkt - $5,365.118, $4.~.33, up 16• 9 p.m.; Bill Houglan<l m011phe,.. dlsmlegrates them te ' when cut with a file. . MAY Z3 and Allee ft11t1t LJP, 2t,IIOIJ '10Ufl.41, 1841,11'12.15. up !6, 10 p.m.; Pave Crockett ashes . . 2. The otone ITUI!AiQrile _ al· ' The auxiliary of the Pomeroy Haven, htlv' ""'"" tppllealtoll Bo,o- '15,SD'I.O), $15.410.111 down 16 10 ... p m . Penn•yl It has been estimated .that ot t 1 h . h Rend Citizens Bond Radio Club for a marrtve ll""'f' In lbe J_ MJQJ1Ueu ..1 .. ..7'1163·'- ,• ·•J-Ill· ; Wal· "· 1east two every 24 hours a r e ordinary mos aw~y s eavter tan an Ill ..,76'M•• .-.~• .., ., .~. •ania 40•wn If, stone an<! usually will hold Ito meeting Thursday loffimt o1 the .Coon!)' Clerk. 12 45 Scioto- fi7Ji73.79, ~.59fl. 86, ter Beckjord up II, • :iill a.m.; large enough not. to be consum- shows bright metalspee\s when l,i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii.ii;;;iiii;....... l!..a tofl,4>8.118, P33.71n.l1. ~lue Seal up 17, 2;:10 a.m.; Cllar· ed by thiS fnclion and Ian d applied to • grind wheel or file Vliii'IOI - ,1,256.27, $1,864.56. les Siovenson down 18, ll:i5 l<lmeWhore In tha world. When When freshly fallen , it h"' ~ • t6'1M,7~_:.'4· ehtlll,4Mie .77~ ID up II, 1:10 a .m.; one) IS sebenbto tau, agfam•t the ldark erust which turns brown a .... Q . ., . . A o.., v c an,. use tar up 18 6. 30 a • . J-· 101 or y c ance 1 oun<l. It • •• ed •• th Th PT• · - · • n 'II'- ··" "·-·in th "- h "~·· ~ of . 'f· . w.~n expos "' wea er. e gpQ)Ialklllll ~Mttiitfllf lha Q(l, .....ec...... e oou~~s. 010· up 19, I 'ilO a.m.; Cr!lig M ....omes. great SCIOnti \C Im· inside is llehter In color than Kill ~ ~ation lng tht~e lor lha Jlllrtod of .\p"" down 18. 2:45a.m.; Jones down portanoe, th... mel'lorite•, .. the crust. ' U 't No. 1 ~ limtateG .,. lbe rD 28 throop May 11, 1!113 and t ·te 1_ 19 , 7, tO a.m.; l"re~ltor up they are called. are !he only 3 The 8 to _. ni • · Wlw• lbe fllcaJ fC!U' figures for the _ · d tangible molter from space that · ne Iron 1118 eon 20 11 .40 National lfafrdrt~sers 1111<1 Cos- year atartlng July I, IIIG2 lol· ~.m ., Bmgo own 20, can be •tudied In the lahoratory.l theoe are a miXture of b 0 I h metologi8t Association was held IOwa: Athens _ $l0,606.73 , lltll,r'J I. :If> .a .m. • OVEC down :10, , 3 ___ stone and ~ron an<! are noticed last nJchl ut the home ol Ruth 117.71• Gallla _ I6,2'10.B2. lllO.- PI'. PLEASANT _ : Crucible down 21, L 15 I because of their extreme heavLewi8, 028.03. Jfockiog - 16.38'/.11. ~ .. Bryan Jones. ZO, Pt. : Elgercliff down 23, 6.110 a.m.: Solvay down Marmet 7,Iness an<! the pre..nce of met- , An election of ollleero wu MUO. Jaokson _ SIS,B4 8.61 ,1Route 2, wao fllllnd guilty in • A. E. Dyke~t down :IS, a.m.. Pa_tler> down W10f10ld 5o- ' ai when cut w•th a file . held wltll Ruth Lewis, prtll· f130,11011.'15. Lawrence - $20,- action to establish the 05 p.m., ~litnOill tlown Green- IU p. m., Chrtst Jr . down WIO· The size of specimen• ol any dent; Irene McColll88, vice- SIO.st, ~,24UZ. Meigs _ l4.- age of a child by a 2-ili p.m., S\ISJe H. up Green· field 8 p.m.; peaver up Win· of these classe• can be from 3·25 p.m., Rav~nswond up field 11:10 p.m.; George Pnce lthat ol a marblt up to severs! president; Winnie PauJII, aeo- tiiJ'I, $104,1185.st. Pike _ IIi.- in Mason County Circuit rtt.ory; Mollie Stevens, treasur- 'IU.04, $84,6li8.07, Ross _ $!&,- Mon<lay followlnl a !•·minute 1.:15 p.m:. V8IYoi10e down Wtnlleld 12:10 a .m.: Lit- hundred pounds. i or and 8hai'oo Bauer, hlatorlan. 198.19, $26t,l54.07. Seloto _liD,- ~ellberation . The action w a 8 Greenup 1 a.m., Robert W: Ue Edwar4 down Wtnfield 12 ,. A reward IS offered for any , Matnle Scott of Wheelins, a 178.27,$365,743.06. Vinton - 12,· styled State of W.Va. Ex Rei down Greenup 2.05 a.m., IOa.m.; Jerry Bosworth up Wm- lmeteontes.. I member of the U: 8. Hair 895.1!, 141,!66.96 . Barbara Jean McDaniel vo. Wil· Bowie up 3!, .' pm.: field 5:30a.m. J If you believe you have f011nd Menth Stylist learn competing in the liam Bryan Jones. LaRosa up 32: Lilli •:m., a meteorile, write . tu Hugh Olympic Hair Styling conteal In 'The Stale was rcpreRnted by up. 33, 7 a.m.. Lo~••tana DENIES CONVENTION REPORT II. . Howard, Meteorite lnvastl· Paris, France, atten<led. She Mr. Bright, 91, Assistant Prosecutor Robert 33~ 7.15 a.m., .san Pedro ~P . WASHJNG'I"ON IUP!l - Repub- lga!Ions, P: 0 . Box 62, Alexanwas one five members of Ule · Smith and l\ttorne s. D. Little.10.40 p.m., Elisha Woods up lican Nat1011al Cha1rman W1lham dr1a , Virgmia. U. S. team, chitaon through Dltlll After lllnes~ . . page WOI cOIInaellor the deland· , midmght; Un<!a H. up 34, E. Miller Monday denied a pub- If you have any doubtful or elimination contasto in hairstyl - PT. PW:ASANT Phillip ant. Following lhe verdict 1.10 a.m. hshed report that the GOP has suoplcious s tones, please report I h!g throughoul the IJnilad Bright, tl. died tltlnday mght the jury, the coqrt · GoUipoUo Dam - Cathy R. dec"led Ill hold ks 19114 conven· your f10d10g . When possible, I States, and is th~ owner of til Plaasan~ Valley Hospital af- Jones to PIIY the plaintiff 3.85 p.m., H. E. Bowles tiOn In San FranciSCO. ]Please chip off a small piece three beauty •chOQIJ in West~ a lcng Illness. A former r~- per month. up 9:~6 p.m.;. Edeana Bosworth '_'San Fr?ncisco.. certainly is to send ror analysis. (Plese Virginia. idont of Hogsett, he has reS!d- Membars or the jury were 10 .3!1 p.m. • J. S. Lewi8 down being conaidered, he told a try not to mar the sample in Also attending were Pearl ed most _recently _w1th a_ son, Freda EsC\f.e, Belsie . p.m.: _Queen City up newsman, "b~t . ao are almost all doing so). If unable to send a 'FUllY INSUREO' Van Dyne, Norman •pector Ralplt Brtght, Patnot. Ohio. , Thelma Selby Dorothy James 11.2> p.m.. Peggy Downey Of the otber Cit<., which have bid chip. write. stating your name apd. Edn:1 Edward•, aU ••sQCi: A retired farmer , _Mr.Bright, Hazel Cuto, 'Russi! ' 1:05 a.m.: Semet up 9 a. . it." He mentioned specifi~all~ and address and a little about MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ation officials. was boi'll at llOf&att 10 1872 the Lawrence McDade, Dale CldcaJIO, Mram1 y011r find and you will be I The first m~etjng o1 the k>- ~on of the l~te St•ven and Lou· Boyd Schwartz, Chessie laoowba River - Helen z. and Detroit. promptly con..t 1a~c~te~d':..- - -- _Ill~""'""'"""""'""""""'""''"'"""'""'""'""'""''""""""""""'""'lli!!!!ll!.l 1 180 cal Oh·Kan Unit will be hald .llbo<leR . Bright. HIS w fe. Betty Brumfield, Lloyd Shinn. Marmet !Uti' m.; J,ol·----~.. June loth at 1M lw~ pf lllollie Matilda Bright preced~d him Other action of the Court Mon· Shearer up Marmet l :3tl a. Stevens, 224 Par~ Drive, and is In death ln 1955. Surv!Vmg 10 day was the schaduling of Fri· ; Merrill down Marmet >:SO open to any lictllSe<l hllirdresa· ad4Ilion to the son. Ralph of day, June illlth .. oentencing . er in the tri-county area includ- Patnot, are two other s o n-.i, date for Worthy Siders Jr ml state Vs. B. L. Somerv~lle ing Mason, .Gallia an<! Meigo Willie and Everett Bright, both a plea of J!Uilly to 1 bre.dting and .i'-te Vs. W. J. Somerville " t: of Columbus · 14 grandchildren · d t . ind' t t on mdtctments of false preCount 1·es• • • an en ertnK tc men d be . and 38 ••reat-~andchlldren. ed by th e May grqnd jury. an em ••1101. --- . . •: . LEGAL NOTICE Funeral semce will be held Biders hod previously plead2 p.m. EDT at the ed not JJUllty and when the · Carmel Church with R e v . CAlK' was called for jury trial . ~ueh o(fJctatmg. Bunal Monday morni.lg, Attorney J . HEATING AND c:;~:.'.c~~"·;.::;!:'~':, WJI_I be m the church cemetery. G. F. Johnson , counsel for Si"' "'i~;;;•• ;~,;~·i.. Fnends may call at the L. G. ders, asked the Court to an,,,. II · Mohr Funeral home. Siders to change hia pies from AIR·CONDITIONING AC'I'ION 1'11.1!11 innocent to gullty. • & PT. I'LEIASANT ~ A civil Upon questioning of Sidero by action for indebtedness has JUdge James Lee Th;:~;;::~ fi!ad in the office of the and Sidars, the c011rl Clerk. The action is the changad plaa and the Appalachian Heating and diamissed. Herolll Ch••· Mgr. Company vs. Douglas Tbe petit jury is to re11~me' II New Haven. The plain- its duties at 9:30 p. m. (EDT) L.ocust St. Middleport tiff aUegos the dalandant oweo Mon<lay, May 37th and ochedul· Pheno WY 1-2111 the sum of $1,657. ed for trial are the actions of Four COUQUes of lei> in IIOO!Ileosten Qhlo idiOW ~ d&clrn~ In q ~ collectlona lor the per ltd !rom ,\prll ill thr~gh Moy II IWf/1 the 111110 period lui year, 'ftley are Gal· lla, IID!JI, leloto, ID4 ViniOII. Tw1l C<IIIIIUes, lloll)trt, anti lf4>4. ln.< •1111 are 1'111111 i beltllld 13111 year'e f~al Yflll' llgurM, aM all olbfr M Q jpcr- Oil• er fllf· Tht - tdKtlll!ti the colo leetjop,s !be lfllriod ITOIR ,\po rll all . ...,, II lilA aM . , By J'RED DOWN' .am ' • ' I I /lu111 '~WLINGS SONS 0. rntt 1o • ''" '"""'· Jhll il I lptCI .. UM Ill Jt.-r '"JD"'· UH !Ill,.,...,, blue, yottow, ~•rpto tflil9fllnp . WhiJII tllll . _ , II cotorH, it Jlftii&M 1 vtry nice lllrlht wtll. 0. llllllr II tVIIW tolor. ond 11.. ij In ~I• olfiM. Mt'"' to""' O.ddy to 111n1 '* , _. __ __•. THE OHIO FUB. GAS 'lltn• /llltJiillilik. '£A . ./rill~ i!· ' . �'' ' ' ~) " ·J ' Milt Pappas 1-Iur!s Orioles Into First Place Tie each of hil other two V l (!tori~!l, ington ~ators, 5-4. The Mine- gled. .Joe Cunningham doubled Pasoual wPii taggfld for flve runa 1Qlni-.1 homf.lr......U.. 1~ ho""' of UPI 8plN WriiH has struck out lfl lllltt.ei'S wh1le 1sota 'rwms knocked the Oo8ton and both srored on aacririce fliefl and seven hi~ in 6 1-ll inninp b!Jt 1hil eareer- U1:f Gpry Rtll clpaed They've taken the " kid prodigy'' walking only nine and ho"' a 1. 17 R~ _So~ oul of fi rM plaot with by Dave . Nic hOl~on and pmail-hit- gamed ~redit for hia fi~ win. oot t})e 1•m•· 1a olf Jl of earned run average. a li·a tnumph and the Cle~e land i ter ChArlie Mmcwell. Eddte Fisher !Earl W1ht0n surtered h11 third Drott plt.ohed hiJI firlt COIPplete bel . pkcber. M t Pappas Pleasbi&IY Cocky lndtans downed the Los .\ngelt.>s went 5 1-3 innings ror hi~:~ third loiia. IP:me Iince J · •• lllilt 81 the Baltimore Or1olea because this Known in the trllde as ''pleas· An~els , 7·5. in ot.her AL gt~meli. victury although he needed the Wagn~r BlaH~ Two . . Wilt ' ' w 1 ' '• Decline In Tax Figures Mn. MeD•nlel DIN ~O ( In Hobt!J' H01phal 1 ·0~ Noted Inoot Four SE Counties A.'iiU::.~~Danlerr~till ll!rn!llh May The Dally Sentinel • year he's become a man. ingly cocky," Pappas ha ~ heen r:au1 Beat rtratet i late-inniug reliet trelp ot Frank Leon Wagnet drove in illl five two, •trlkmg out seven and parImmaturity of outlook hos been lab~ for star~m ~ce he vault- Dick Drott pitched a fw e-t!Jtter . lhnJmann and Jim Brosnan. The Los Angeles runs with his 13th 1 mlttlna; only twoPIJoate s to ad- / the only rap againJt the s.foot-1, ed into the ma)Ol'B vtrtually d1rect as the Houston Colts deteated Hte Joss was the tourth in a row for and l31h homers of the seqsoq but IVallee 14:1 third . J«thnny Temple, 200-pound right-hander from De- from ~merican Legion b~ll . On~y ! P i tt~bu rgh Piral es, :-{). 10 the only COeney, the le~gue ·s early -fieaso n homer~o by WilJje KirkJanQ IJlt(l who ran Ma ~ittlng atrHk to eigbt troit, Mich., since he startled four pitchers have won morP btg /Nallumd League actJOn . pLlchmg senllatlur.. ,Tito rrancona plus a two-rqp doU· 1Sitm!Mi triplod i.n tile fil'j!IJ flop. ~,.,._ _ _ _ _,.._ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _. . American League hitters wilt~ his lldague games at ~ age and his 1 l'ht! White Soli uverc~:~mr- an ear · Alhree-nm ht.mer by Earl Bat- ble b) Johnny Roman enabl,d lloa nm lNWJ tt lltttrifice ri)' by · pi khmg ""'Y "' • \9-yea•·-old Ishuioul Monday mght set a club ly 3-1 led held by . Tom Chenoy ' ley '"" solo llonoers by Bob Alii- Cleveland's Jack KraHck to win Jolm Botaman doli•ert>d IIJe otll0 rooklt m I!f.'l.'f Pappas rompiled a jrecord of 14 hM' a caree_r. . . 1Hnd snapped a 3-3 tle 1n l he &lxth son and Harmrm Killebrew paced .his Sf'{·ond gamP. Kraliok W4• kay er. Doq Cardwell droppe<l Qja · " - , '1 .~... .. , ·u ood D •·--' 65 .49 n'<'ord from l958 through _Trn; Ori~les backed h1s f1Ve-h1t mmng when FloyJi Robinson sin- the Twins' HJ-hit attack. Camilo .oed b) Wa~n~r ·s three-run ninth .Usij) d~JC~iaion ap.iq~t one VU!Jorf. J9fi2 bul hf' still was regarded as p1tchang with a salvo of four home ------- ··A"~QII . lSI W e IW.l!IPA- Umse in 13 years. Last yea,, fl ··probl('m child ." rul\ll that produced all their runs In • no-flzt, QCH"UR performance Pomerq~ dq'ifllld the Bulldop But '" far !his seasonal! !he anddeolt Phil Regllll his filth loss •gains! Wellston Monday even· for the Ita SI!OAL CI"OWll. . Iagainst two Vlctm'le&. Jtm Genl!Je fng as the ftulkiOJS WOO the vruhlem " al"f:' heml'. encountered and Jerry Adatr hit solo homers Vewed OtJMin by ""'' h•<l•" ,and Jackie Brandt and John Pow-: Norlhern Dtvlolon dtle ol the The Sultan Hassan, MorOCCQ ... ·Pappas turned in his second ell each Slammed one with a man ! ~ SEOAL s-o. It was 8 playoft potentate of ~ lith eentury, 'shutoUI and hts fourth straight un base. ' Coach Joe Oeckman . whose day nighl. "1 jusl want to ~av _ _ cont.at - .\then~ and Wau-.toft Met an CJbMnrltloJI; U.W_. buJU viclocy ol the S<"aron Monday The Orioles have won six resignation as head baskelball that my short sta) at K y g e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mouminl IQS had been deadlocked II H Olllllde llal!ll. Tlie tollt, 11'41 ni ghti n n r..o win over the De- of their last seven games during roach and assistant foot.b~ll Crt:>ek was moat eruoyab)e as of Elyria visited with their Athens will now ltost Pome-- 1.. ramp 200 feet high, so t'hat troit Tigers that ~nabled the or.l whirh BRllimor-e pitchers hav~ al- coach at Kyger Creek high both the. citizens and students . parents, Saturday and Runday, CLEV~N OIUPll-IJo Pelin· roy tor tbt SEGAL dlam- .he Jn!f'<~t ride up •nd vi~ hit Joles to move into a first-placP t11 wf'fl a totAl of 11 run ~ and 38 sehool was announced Monday , treateoi me wonderfully. l am IMr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert sky ha~ baen sent to the bullpen Qnd champtonship. A~ has dornam. tir wit t> the !'hi··a!4fl Wh 111· ~ox hils. , has signed a two-year contract accepting this new position at and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moum- and the Los Angeles Angels are won the Northern Dtvilum 11 ----~ Pappas a]] 0 ,, ('rl 011 Jy one run in llw Whi te Sox nipped thf' wash-!as head football and head bas- an increase in salary and to ing of Middleport., Mr. and Mrlil. talking about sending him on anFW'I S&an -ketball coach ot Malvern high get back into the field of guid- Cecil Gi!logly, &~ie, Carla Jo other trip - to the CI!Weland In· · Utile Cllup Th~ FQI'd M- · Co111pa~1 ~ . _ ,, . . , -'-" '"''• · ·.r.a~ ,,.~*""* '"trtf..._. school near Canton. ance, in which t hold a mas- and Jeffrey Allan of Athens, dians. Asslsl, ln. ceatP'al Italy. !las WAI bu:!orporated in Mtchigu •• . De<'kman, a 2.q..year-n1d na-1ter's degr~e. '' _ . presented Mra. Lambert 1 beau- The Indians fire IQOkfng for an- changed lUtle ln fiPJli'ltl"aflCe on Jppe 16, 1803, with a caJNr live of Canton and a graduate , He oont10ued, "s10oe com10g tifully decorated cake honoring other left-han<led pilcfier and Iince the Middle Ag~s. wlten U Ill of fiOO,IIOO and, on July 3J of Ohio University , will depart to Kyger Creek, I have noticed her on her birthday and Moth· they'll take tbe Jltl.rear-old Boll!l· was the home of St._ Franci8. of the same year, the companJ Fnday for hiS new post at Mal- that outdoor basketLall courts er's Oay. Other dinner guests oky eve;< with hi• dl.. ppolntlng )lost or Its lllcome 18 derivt>d told Its lil"ol ear. a tlJO.cylindor vern H S. where he Will also have been established at ' I he present were Mr. an<! Mrs. Ken· 1-7 rerord, his Inflated MS from tourists and It has lltUeJol'lgmal Model A, !ICCfll"d~ 10 serve as guidance counselor. grade schools and the high neth Grover ahd Joy, Pomeroy, earned run average Qnd his fond· commerce or industry. &he Encyclopaedia BrU.a:rtnlc-.; In 1962. Malvern high's foot· school. and that many boys are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Johnl<ln, ness for the bright lights. ball team reeled off a lo-6 .-ec· putting up outdoor ba3kets. at Beverly, Kenneth. Joaeph Leo- Qnly hitoh up to now is which IIV ROB WINGE1'T urd and was ranked fifth 10 the their homes. Th!B IB an ln<!Ica· nard Johnoon of Caldwell and players the Angelo would get In 41<1llTIIEil HUDEPOHL state in Class A ratings . The tion that Kyger Creek 's basket- Larry Johnson of Columbua, return and among the pgu.ibiU· IPORTS PIIUENT4TIOI<I St'nlineJ Sports \\lriter school is a member of the Tus- ball interest is growing, I f<el Mr, and Mrs. James W. John· tifi are i!Jitelder llik e De La ~ · . . ;. : , . ; oll'm~-h'.'.l:'k--:'t:·""~ ~~,~~'*''":<f.<>.:.?. ~:, ,,~, $,1jt caraw_as V~lley Conference. that . with eight lettermen re· son, Jamie Sue, Greggory Todd Ho.z, Pitcher Jel'l'y Walker and Durmg hts one tenure at Ky- turmng for the 1963-64 season, and Johnnie Jones, Mr. and utilitymln Qene Grt~Sft. ger Creek. Coach Deckman's Kyger Creek will definitely be Mrs. GeRe Lambert, Charlotte, M . 1111 Ri . th Bobcat basketball team, al· in the thick of the Southern Val· Donny, David an<! Cheryl of 1 ana~erCiev Ia :":" of • ~· BY ED KE .. NiDY though very short, was a con- .ley Conference race and I wish jPeach Fork, Mr. and Mrs.l :~s Tanbbetts eh n ~ager Br8 rfJVIfiCS 0 •tant threat throughout t h e l my succest10r and lhe kids the Harley Haning, ·Mr. an<! Mrs. u'" ~ M ~ddle•\gh~ , oome season. They finished with a very best of luci'. .'' 'Marvin White and B)'ran Kelth ~e ~t.!rdt u~t{! q ~~a~e Whether professional it a aport worth aa.vinJ", or 1 evon • - · ,..._ dlballt~. Boldnc ~ lpeen plogqtd Interest is rapirtly picking up throughout our area as . 4·14 record, with all but four of I Coach Deckman also served Fhltwood. th ~ r reveiio 1~ with incldenta &MOCtated with llhady c::haracten, rlgged the tjme to start Summer League baseball approaches. their losses decided in the final as line coach under Coach Jim Mrs. Marguerite Warner end was ekn~ n e~ · ~PVersa ~ cleolllona, pre--...t!d KO'I ond, too otloll, IIArlc lrqt!dr. It won't be but a week now until all area diamonds are 1 quarter of play, and Coach White for the very successful Venoy and William Boice arou d · u":u ,.., avt ce 11 full of activit ~' each afternoon and evening. Deckman 's baseball team this 1962 football campaign in which of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. na.,.. n •tght· be one of the B~l'tiiiJI d8velqpmenta ot "port Many of the Roys' LPague managers report they are Iseason compiled a 4·5 mark. the Bobcats w~n the SVAC Venoy, Tony and Mark, COMPL that boxblg ba •YIId Qr l'f&llt.d & at&y ot. ex:eeutiM by hoping for plentv of su nshin ey day s before the season ! Commenting on his reS~gna· championship and finished apent Sunday with lheir A p~~ ("~~~ the Brttilh. The Brttlah lon lloxing, althouch th4JI;y altl•t r~ Mck to Tommy Farr to 4114 1 wgrtlly l'O&IIy to be opens so their players can shed the rust arcumulated in 1tinn , Coach Deckman said Mon· with an 8-1 record. ents, and grandparents, rm~ 'f aMe · II c a~~ proud crt, IW>d7 Turpln notwiU..t111141nr- 'l'ha _, ot the past winter months. 1 Mrs. Howard Russell. w ose Wt e, ary, V<:ll "' modem BrJt11h boxing ia enclosed :bl the pa.renthdes Seems to me that this year will be a critical year in ' Mother's Day vlaltora of Mr. was. scheduled IQ comtormOjl by tile bucklin~ lop ot 11>.,.. roluelanl tlrero Boys' league. Ponv league a nd High School league sumMrs. Lincoln RuiOell wore el&~t .weeb of hadvancedu JralhU.' Pill! ...,II ond Bolan ~ Tot the Llmoy mer programs. !llan.l' teams have f.ad o tough lime or" Mr. Franklin RuaaeU, Mr. and rammg at t e · · appreciate~ the ameli of roaln and the thud of leather, and ganizing becausr of lai·k of a manager . There are five Clinton Gilkey and family, Cenler, Fort ac>ma rroat crowd& bavt olloered Ute acll<m ol ~ay and W-r. teams in the Pony league set ·up an~ organization of Dalay Gillogly and faml• Lda ., May 17. The oon of another oquad somewhere out 111 the county would make , Mr and Mrs. Guy Ruoaell an Mrs. Leona~d C. Me. it a dandy loop . I Officers of lbe Gallla County Ijudge; Emmell Ebenback and Terry Lynn. Hartford, he ill a grad-tbud ot IMther" may aetually be what the doctor ordered. J.lountlng fataltti .. and orllll'llnl Inj\111.. m.•t Someone in the Bedford or Chester areas should be I Riding Club to<lay announced r;. Circleville is the English judge; Sharon Tli<lma Jon Smith of Wahama High School. broupt boxloc to the ~rllol< ot l>elnlr ouU&WOII. In tht. interested in fi e lding a team. 1t is my understanding that nal arrangements for a 15 • and Odie O'Donnell of the Gal· Gloria 8huma~. Nancy Hat~ country one QlOVfl to B&Ye tt ._ a reeommeadatlal to ~ 1 Bedford already ha s th e uniforms and enough boys to class horse show, to be staged lipolis Tribune will serve as an<! Linda Wllllama apenl IN MJSSILE PIKING 10 oz. gk>veo In Ill IIUt IIIIo l>o.U. ond f owteera In thoH. fill them, but no one to organize and manage them If at the Gallia County Junior announcer an<! maoter of cere· IPt waek in Washington D. C. Army PFC <\rcllle A- Hay· The Brltiah oay, "Wby the dlltlnetton! It doesn't quito someone ehould hu rry and gel things rolling, maybe Falrgroun<!o llll Memorial Day, monies. . ' ' son or Mr. and Mrs. Ward 00 their IBnior trip. m&ke '""''"·" IM boygpd tbat tiley 1ns1at ""6 011o rtoveat Bedford or Chester coulil field a team In Ihe Pony league May 30, starting at 2 p.m. Follow10g the show there will Mr. ond Mro. Ronnie Mil· Hayman, who live in Racine, aet·up Prior to the hor"' show, there be pony rocse with c a • h bourne and family, Mr. J, B. rcenlly In a week of - - --· will be a morning slale of awards. Hatfield were woe~ om! firlnJ praotlet at Mel I happened a few weeks ago, but Rodney Karr , a Porn- events, beginning at ten o'clock I Mr. and Mn. Joe Hatflekl Guidad '-!IlOilo Range, " rov lu gh fre shma n, ; lilt hasn t forgot len about the bass 1which will feature a Pony Pull- 40 Starter• Want an<! Nanoy an<! Mra. J. B. Ha~ wlth other maml!en of he cJug ht 111 Fnrked Run lake. · J' ing Coolest with cash awards p and aon Joo. C of the Sfith Arlll· Rod, son nf 'IL and Mrs . Dick Karr. Jr ., never had to both classes. laces For Jnst 15 Mr. and Mrs. w. A. !!;lam 4th Mlulle Battalion. Tho ..,.., - y be 8D ODcyclopodla ., IDil4feal ·~ s ICh a il'hrno . of Barr·•t W• VI . , _.. _e • ended May 10. Hay· · . -. . oll'lli as when - he . battled the 3 lb ., 9 oz · One c Iass WI'II be for pontes hINDIANAPOLIS, Ind. IUPII V1i, ...,... ,- to be weighed, but II'• poeelble thai tho -y under 48 inches and another T e problem at the lndianapolis vlliton ot Mr. and Mra. unlt, umed with t b • iJ:Iss Rod IS g; •lng to have the I ish mounted . uve ~ troJa l>olllr btl#oloil • at .... by 1e. . ' Motor Speedway today and for the Ela --• Mr nd mloalle, Ia resu· ounce plllowa wllloh holp oleep quickly eDOU&"b. for pontes , d , between 46 and 52 t f the k ho •~ . m, .... .a I I stilnd {'Orrected for an error m Mon ay s paper. . h res o wee , was w w A Do.... ~... 818 l"ed to Chataworth, ,..... w qtJr ••• 1llliiVI ,...trtttt .~~ · d' I · · b b II me e•. 40 · ta t' r · Tom V\ohJte. ld notSp ay m Sa sedml -prToh ase a gfatmhe Gates; to the fairgrounds will th cars ~~I a s r mhg mehup Mr. and ),{fa. D. H. RollOICu l betw12en 0 (1 1' ~ 10 and • Lewarl. • un ay. e name o e Qpen at 9 a.m. and arrange- e 500-mt e race w ere t ere returned to their home hare ter relirinl from blo work of Tblroly 'l'reo pla yer who hit the 11he double should hove been Tom ments have been made for an room for only ts. When ..... would Gruesf'r lll Sit>ad nf \\hit e. am le eu 1 of ood food fo . A partial ans~er calls for many yearr. They Wll'l in A 35-foot maple or oak tree p t P~~ 1 r lor quallfy10g faster than •·· T-·o having a total leaf surface of en tr an s anu spec1a1ors k h fi ld 1 ICIIl, • The horae show, starti~ at . cars t~ rna e t e. le ast Mr. and Mra. C. A. 4,000 square feet will evaporate I , .11 be und th g Wlule mechamcs 1 work Mr Cbarlav a-'*"' _more than 35 gall01'18 of water ... 1 c!c..Q .. p.m., WI er e regu. 1, t f ·1 h · ' "''- ~-· during 1 5 Ingle 111 lations of the Ohio Valley Horse 1 gel ath ~ ml et dan. our bu•lnBH Yiaitora in Cbarlruton ~___::._:_:___::..:_::::::m:::me=r_::_da::yc_:_·~--------------------. . . o ell' cars, rivers were Wednelda Show Assoctahon With an enone eye open for another :~Y·~~:~:~ • try fee of $1 .50 In all classes if theb- car is bumped except the Lead In Pony, which to quallly or liAIIliTIIW. wiU be just $1. MILWAUUE The l:i-closs show will in· rottnd of tllo IIOCOIId 01111ual MtiBv l'nltf'd Press lnienattonal Moaday"e ReiUUs elude Lead ln Pony with the a 20-year-old waub8 Clutic Blakttball TourAmt>ri<'an Lt:a;aur Houston 2 Piltsburgh o, night rider six years old or younger · pitcher signed by the aament Dtc. rt will metdl dtW. L. Prt. GB f0nly pme scbeduledf Western Show Horse ; E11gtish Braves Monday, has been f~ abampioa Chicago 22 15 .5H5 TueSday's ......,.blo Pllclllero Three-Gaited (full mane and to Denver of the llllinst ~ 111t1 M Ballimore 22 15 .59;'i St. Louis at Chicago-Simmons tail) ; Western Pleasure Pony a-,11 TeD. New York HI 13 .581 (fi.Jl vs. Jackson IS-4 ). (under 48" and rider under 12 BoslOn HI 14 .576 Cincinnati at Milwaukee <night> years of age) ; Tennessee Walk· Kansas Ci ly 20 15 .571 l - Maloney (5·11 vs. Hendley (4-2). ing Horse; Clover Leaf Barrel Cleveland 16 16 ..'iOO .'l 1'.1 Pittsburgh at Houston lnlghO- Race; Western Pleasure Horse LO!i 1\ngf'le:-> IR 23 .439 6 ISchwall f2 -2l vs. John... on <2-6). (full mane and tail); 0 pen Minn ~ota ~ ~ 21 .41 7 61.1 New York at Los Angelea Class (riders over 40 yean of We bantlle all, llzet of tulb Detro_it 14 21 400 7 j tnightl ~C i s co fl-31 vt. Podres age ); We1tern Pleasure Pony for bottl• IU. We nrv1et Washmglon 14 2"i . 3!~9 9 l2·3!. (48 to &6" with rider 16 years Monday's llfosulls j Philadelphia at San Francisc of age and under) ; WestBn w!W we ~ell Chicago .'") \\'a~hmgton ~- night lnighll --Culp 14-21 v1 . O'Dell Stock Horse; We&tern Pleasure Cleveland 7 Lns An~t>-leii 5 night, 1 <5-01. Horse (clipped mane and taU); Baltimorf' fi Detroit 0, night WedJlesday'• Gemes Road1ter Pony (under 50 inchMinnesota 6 B11.~ton 5. nighl Louis at Chicago esJ; Keg Race; Egg and Spoon RUTLAND, OHIO IOnly games ~f' heduled l at Milwllukee, night Race; and Trail CJass for 1 PAGE tlio[£jiolw Athens T Face Pomeroy For Titl• 1 I Kyger cree k's Joe Deckman s·•gns WolfDPn r.... rr WO·year con tract w·Ith MaIvern Soriety News 'I BuII pen Only F'lrst stop For Mr. BeJ' ky 0 ·-e. ~U · .._,...·-"·... Jll Rol•• dMOhl ~r :C,:I ,.,t.:!o.&ll '7eet Failing Stars Now May Be Money In Your Bank Aftt. nl~ht, oo are • • van,. Sen~~net. P01111!1W·¥ld~ 0 ::. ~ 2!!.~ .. . ~~~~ evea~ • ., • I~ A II v~ ~= Jury F' d s i"" .. •· Paint Now ... 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San Ji'rBDCIIeo Loo AnJeloo :u ChU:ago 19 til .514 4 20 19 .SIS 4 19 2(1 .487 St. Louls .Milwaukee CJncinnat,i Pittsburgh , Phlladelphla - 11ft York GoJngD/DS l5 .615 23 IB .680 I 17 lO .459 18 Z2 .450 Ill • A18 II THI ANSWER ' C•ll Us And SM Pha~M WY 2·217l Color til these lertoYtr oolna NO·COLOrc.. Oectldy far leftover c;oi!"1, -·k ... . , . , .1aifil.'lilot~s• . . . . . . . .._. 10,000 - ·; i . tlli' ~ ' . .., URR &VAN lANDT -· • • , , THIY'LL IUY THIS ONI ... ..U, - · 111 AIIII'IIJr ..U - <*'DJli•'Ji · ,... n z•r,-...,........,. I ·· ............. ,_ftt-·a ........ _..,.....,. .. "YriallifJM.Ifall . . . . ..... _....,..., ..., .... llbll•u ·• n'"'ww:Rotl .,.... ,..;,.. ................ ,.,.-1'.... 17 • Eltlltr olllt• Doda• eonvlftibln Is a 11111rt buy. Thl Plillfl !00 on totllu • SIS cu.• ln. lllndard VI end but:kll lUll wftii caiiiOit. The Pola!l, below, comes with a 318 cu.-in. VI, btndt·lllll anti • snap.downWlter lf111Jtll But 1111ybe you'd prelw 1 hlldtop, WIPI1 or sedan. We aot 'tm, 2~ Dodie models in all. Pick any 0111 and &II comfort, luxuty, pluo 1 S.yeai/50,UXI-milt for you. lllltllt-ll ......ol.tle-,..._ SAlES " . ' .~Y - - . , ,' v.. " -- - ...- 0 CNJIMILER R. H. ··121 I. Main St., h!n-.y 1 (lther thia ... or this is YOU w . .rinc ' hllo. It thOWI how you feel In ~ur hMIUihll. let-htlte" house. Doeso't It make you peppy •nd frt*y? OQitn't It mt~ke vou apunky and IPiritecn That is true. but 1 hllo ie m•lle believe. You'd better color lh ... halos NO.co&.OR. llM•of'lblt .... s 17 11 .486 • 11 19 .472 Q~S Set the coins? po )'<tU know what <:Dina ~re uud for? Daddy PlY' the blllt with them. Dlddy pe~ the CIAS hMt bill with just 1 few 9f thtm. Ollddy hll 10m* colnt ltft oyer whto he pays the GAS heft bill. Thlt'l IMeiUII GAl tiNt Colb Daddy 1.. 1 . .. _.,.,..II. snit? fumac:e filter CINnl lhe 1ir Ill th tirftl.. Yes, a GAS furnace filters out dust and pollen, WQ_ Ttl at is why this 8ir Is invisible. Thtt 11 why you c:an color It NO·COLOR . lec.uH I SOMI PEOPLE WON'T BUY THIS CONVIRTIILI ........ -..... ... Phone SH. 2-4811 This is a roomful of a1r. It Is very, very clean. Why is it so clean you can't PAGE l Bulk Tank Service ToeiMiay'sProbablr Pllchen Kansas Cit~ at ~· ew York (night) - P;ona ~ 4 -.1 1 vs. f4-U. Los A D g ., 1f' .s al Cleveland (night) - Osi nski 12-1I vi. Don . van (2-:2). Chicago at Washinglnn lniahUBur.bardt 13·1 ) \ 'S . Rudolph <1-4) . Detlvit at Baltimore l nighU ~ • - As s -·t i\\ 011 ro~ p,;,. • 1 1 1,0 stage Memona • IDay ShOW Galli 118 15 0 mnnlng 12 reMillp: • BANK FINANCED PAYMENTS boxift• caII'Ia countv R'd' I lng Club 7111 R. l\loin St,..t. died Holzer llolpit.al Monday Uti p.m. after a several mootho Ulnesa, She was born oJtober 21, 1117 in M811on County, the dau&hiB of the late Marti and Effie Bur· dti!O , Her huabond, John MeDaniel. preceded her in death in lllflll. Surviving are two sono, Cecil )fcDaniel, Charlostop Road. Pt. Pleasant and Harry MeDonlei, ·at home; two olatera, Mro. Jesalt Santee Chapma viii8 ' n • alj(( Mrs .. Slella Greenlee, Cbar· leston , mne gran<lchlldron and silt: great·granddttldron. Funeral arrangements will be an· nounced by tha Crow Funeral Home. For parenf81J(' That's my opinion ...what'a yours? ::tur ; Gil in ·dam Guilt In Ca""' THF. l Baseb IJ A • • • I Metgs • •. •c 8VStymJ8 .•1¥1. i Launch Time Nrar For Summer APril Sf 12, 11163 aM for thl llaaal yesrt startloti .Ju1J 1, 11112 aM Jllly I, llfl fDIJqw: Aillw - •11,1tUt, • .100 ... , N.NUI, f3M,IItlll.40. GaiUil - f4.QJ.~, $4.712.!111, f198,330.4r, flllto,Ii80.46. Rootm,- fS,07U:i, t6.11U7, '11!1MO.II3, $1Sil,29'/.!111. J..U.a- $'/,tll.llfi. $5,10'-04, Oh Kan Group .. Rivtr Report • On JIIY clear U y Meteorlles found m""l' olwill ealer !be lint .... Ill 11.·M...., 21 • have 1 lltUe paUence, you can ,!fn than i• )IN!M!nllv ret~llud. elne !IOIMPtOII'7 lldiMI will .. 1114 Y 21 , Pt. Pleasant ~.50, Hint~ ~~ what apPI'llrs to 1>e a fall· I With this . t act If, mind, 1111 ~ , ,......,; ..., lard. rr.. It 06 !,17 Kl!nawha Falla J'l~ Cllar- lmg star. Actually, what yoo see tensiVe IQJentiflc research 114• Mro J . w. Waddall wiD be 11000 un111 •·• p 1!1. at lbe leoWn Ul7l l-ondon da;. was Is not a allr b u t a OominR Ibegun with • l'lltl of ro.mtine guest ·speaker when the Friend· ado llllloel ' 11111 .,'~oa A eldJd runnin ~~ u~rtor foot Mar- lmass of stone or iron es it i• la• many people as possible. . . II' ......,. met d:m wa~ 011 the oUI and bein~ burned to dust. These Maybe you have plowed IIIlO up ly Circle meoto 'l'utoday OYen- mUll lie ola ,_. old .., 0.. Winfield dam was running V'" fragments are l>eliev!ld to be or foun<l one on an ooting. The ms. May 21111, at tho F-a~ embtr 1 to 1101ar IIOblotll • loot the remains of a planet thai followtng Is a generol descrip- t'<. chureh. September. Pln'!ll are liked Boat move~~~tnto· ~ ' once existed in an orbit be- t)on of the three known cia.,. The Twlllgh 0 d Cl b .11 to br~ 1111 ullltblt ri!IOI'do Oltlo River _'Albert Holden ' tween Mars and Jupiter. 1 Tlleod t •r :" u ~~ of immtllilutlool. fZN,7112,fl, C75,755.04. down !4, a::JC!a,m.; !lob Benter .Dally, billions of very small I. The metallit 111<10orite _:::.of M:: ~:;s~~cha~ . ~- - '11-'IU~. flO.up 14, 6:30a.m.; Charleroi aown pteces plunge from opace Into look 8 l'ke an<! t II . lid 'th M Lou ' Re'bol •• ,. TO 1 816.311, fdl,JG,Itl, t381,110.il , . , the su rroon<!10g blanket of atr ac ua Y Ill, so "'1 rs. IS . 1 as co; _.. .. ...., MeiP - f4 410.50 $11,30ll.n 15, 10.411 p.m., John J . Rowe that ....,, the earth. Here Iron.; It Is as heary ''any piece hosteu. There Will be • plant PT P~ .:. ,._, ..... · • ' ' down 15, 1 a.m.; Es10 Pennsyl· . . . ' at 1ron ; usually covered with ,1ale. · . . _,...._. fll1,140.16, •m~.ll8 . vanlo up 15 , 7 a.m. i Jacob ·G. the frichon of lhe resloung at· rust but shows bright metal rrllllldin Ftelda, It, lllrllll'd, Pfkt - $5,365.118, $4.~.33, up 16• 9 p.m.; Bill Houglan<l m011phe,.. dlsmlegrates them te ' when cut with a file. . MAY Z3 and Allee ft11t1t LJP, 2t,IIOIJ '10Ufl.41, 1841,11'12.15. up !6, 10 p.m.; Pave Crockett ashes . . 2. The otone ITUI!AiQrile _ al· ' The auxiliary of the Pomeroy Haven, htlv' ""'"" tppllealtoll Bo,o- '15,SD'I.O), $15.410.111 down 16 10 ... p m . Penn•yl It has been estimated .that ot t 1 h . h Rend Citizens Bond Radio Club for a marrtve ll""'f' In lbe J_ MJQJ1Ueu ..1 .. ..7'1163·'- ,• ·•J-Ill· ; Wal· "· 1east two every 24 hours a r e ordinary mos aw~y s eavter tan an Ill ..,76'M•• .-.~• .., ., .~. •ania 40•wn If, stone an<! usually will hold Ito meeting Thursday loffimt o1 the .Coon!)' Clerk. 12 45 Scioto- fi7Ji73.79, ~.59fl. 86, ter Beckjord up II, • :iill a.m.; large enough not. to be consum- shows bright metalspee\s when l,i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii.ii;;;iiii;....... l!..a tofl,4>8.118, P33.71n.l1. ~lue Seal up 17, 2;:10 a.m.; Cllar· ed by thiS fnclion and Ian d applied to • grind wheel or file Vliii'IOI - ,1,256.27, $1,864.56. les Siovenson down 18, ll:i5 l<lmeWhore In tha world. When When freshly fallen , it h"' ~ • t6'1M,7~_:.'4· ehtlll,4Mie .77~ ID up II, 1:10 a .m.; one) IS sebenbto tau, agfam•t the ldark erust which turns brown a .... Q . ., . . A o.., v c an,. use tar up 18 6. 30 a • . J-· 101 or y c ance 1 oun<l. It • •• ed •• th Th PT• · - · • n 'II'- ··" "·-·in th "- h "~·· ~ of . 'f· . w.~n expos "' wea er. e gpQ)Ialklllll ~Mttiitfllf lha Q(l, .....ec...... e oou~~s. 010· up 19, I 'ilO a.m.; Cr!lig M ....omes. great SCIOnti \C Im· inside is llehter In color than Kill ~ ~ation lng tht~e lor lha Jlllrtod of .\p"" down 18. 2:45a.m.; Jones down portanoe, th... mel'lorite•, .. the crust. ' U 't No. 1 ~ limtateG .,. lbe rD 28 throop May 11, 1!113 and t ·te 1_ 19 , 7, tO a.m.; l"re~ltor up they are called. are !he only 3 The 8 to _. ni • · Wlw• lbe fllcaJ fC!U' figures for the _ · d tangible molter from space that · ne Iron 1118 eon 20 11 .40 National lfafrdrt~sers 1111<1 Cos- year atartlng July I, IIIG2 lol· ~.m ., Bmgo own 20, can be •tudied In the lahoratory.l theoe are a miXture of b 0 I h metologi8t Association was held IOwa: Athens _ $l0,606.73 , lltll,r'J I. :If> .a .m. • OVEC down :10, , 3 ___ stone and ~ron an<! are noticed last nJchl ut the home ol Ruth 117.71• Gallla _ I6,2'10.B2. lllO.- PI'. PLEASANT _ : Crucible down 21, L 15 I because of their extreme heavLewi8, 028.03. Jfockiog - 16.38'/.11. ~ .. Bryan Jones. ZO, Pt. : Elgercliff down 23, 6.110 a.m.: Solvay down Marmet 7,Iness an<! the pre..nce of met- , An election of ollleero wu MUO. Jaokson _ SIS,B4 8.61 ,1Route 2, wao fllllnd guilty in • A. E. Dyke~t down :IS, a.m.. Pa_tler> down W10f10ld 5o- ' ai when cut w•th a file . held wltll Ruth Lewis, prtll· f130,11011.'15. Lawrence - $20,- action to establish the 05 p.m., ~litnOill tlown Green- IU p. m., Chrtst Jr . down WIO· The size of specimen• ol any dent; Irene McColll88, vice- SIO.st, ~,24UZ. Meigs _ l4.- age of a child by a 2-ili p.m., S\ISJe H. up Green· field 8 p.m.; peaver up Win· of these classe• can be from 3·25 p.m., Rav~nswond up field 11:10 p.m.; George Pnce lthat ol a marblt up to severs! president; Winnie PauJII, aeo- tiiJ'I, $104,1185.st. Pike _ IIi.- in Mason County Circuit rtt.ory; Mollie Stevens, treasur- 'IU.04, $84,6li8.07, Ross _ $!&,- Mon<lay followlnl a !•·minute 1.:15 p.m:. V8IYoi10e down Wtnlleld 12:10 a .m.: Lit- hundred pounds. i or and 8hai'oo Bauer, hlatorlan. 198.19, $26t,l54.07. Seloto _liD,- ~ellberation . The action w a 8 Greenup 1 a.m., Robert W: Ue Edwar4 down Wtnfield 12 ,. A reward IS offered for any , Matnle Scott of Wheelins, a 178.27,$365,743.06. Vinton - 12,· styled State of W.Va. Ex Rei down Greenup 2.05 a.m., IOa.m.; Jerry Bosworth up Wm- lmeteontes.. I member of the U: 8. Hair 895.1!, 141,!66.96 . Barbara Jean McDaniel vo. Wil· Bowie up 3!, .' pm.: field 5:30a.m. J If you believe you have f011nd Menth Stylist learn competing in the liam Bryan Jones. LaRosa up 32: Lilli •:m., a meteorile, write . tu Hugh Olympic Hair Styling conteal In 'The Stale was rcpreRnted by up. 33, 7 a.m.. Lo~••tana DENIES CONVENTION REPORT II. . Howard, Meteorite lnvastl· Paris, France, atten<led. She Mr. Bright, 91, Assistant Prosecutor Robert 33~ 7.15 a.m., .san Pedro ~P . WASHJNG'I"ON IUP!l - Repub- lga!Ions, P: 0 . Box 62, Alexanwas one five members of Ule · Smith and l\ttorne s. D. Little.10.40 p.m., Elisha Woods up lican Nat1011al Cha1rman W1lham dr1a , Virgmia. U. S. team, chitaon through Dltlll After lllnes~ . . page WOI cOIInaellor the deland· , midmght; Un<!a H. up 34, E. Miller Monday denied a pub- If you have any doubtful or elimination contasto in hairstyl - PT. PW:ASANT Phillip ant. Following lhe verdict 1.10 a.m. hshed report that the GOP has suoplcious s tones, please report I h!g throughoul the IJnilad Bright, tl. died tltlnday mght the jury, the coqrt · GoUipoUo Dam - Cathy R. dec"led Ill hold ks 19114 conven· your f10d10g . When possible, I States, and is th~ owner of til Plaasan~ Valley Hospital af- Jones to PIIY the plaintiff 3.85 p.m., H. E. Bowles tiOn In San FranciSCO. ]Please chip off a small piece three beauty •chOQIJ in West~ a lcng Illness. A former r~- per month. up 9:~6 p.m.;. Edeana Bosworth '_'San Fr?ncisco.. certainly is to send ror analysis. (Plese Virginia. idont of Hogsett, he has reS!d- Membars or the jury were 10 .3!1 p.m. • J. S. Lewi8 down being conaidered, he told a try not to mar the sample in Also attending were Pearl ed most _recently _w1th a_ son, Freda EsC\f.e, Belsie . p.m.: _Queen City up newsman, "b~t . ao are almost all doing so). If unable to send a 'FUllY INSUREO' Van Dyne, Norman •pector Ralplt Brtght, Patnot. Ohio. , Thelma Selby Dorothy James 11.2> p.m.. Peggy Downey Of the otber Cit<., which have bid chip. write. stating your name apd. Edn:1 Edward•, aU ••sQCi: A retired farmer , _Mr.Bright, Hazel Cuto, 'Russi! ' 1:05 a.m.: Semet up 9 a. . it." He mentioned specifi~all~ and address and a little about MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ation officials. was boi'll at llOf&att 10 1872 the Lawrence McDade, Dale CldcaJIO, Mram1 y011r find and you will be I The first m~etjng o1 the k>- ~on of the l~te St•ven and Lou· Boyd Schwartz, Chessie laoowba River - Helen z. and Detroit. promptly con..t 1a~c~te~d':..- - -- _Ill~""'""'"""""'""""""'""''"'"""'""'""'""'""''""""""""""'""'lli!!!!ll!.l 1 180 cal Oh·Kan Unit will be hald .llbo<leR . Bright. HIS w fe. Betty Brumfield, Lloyd Shinn. Marmet !Uti' m.; J,ol·----~.. June loth at 1M lw~ pf lllollie Matilda Bright preced~d him Other action of the Court Mon· Shearer up Marmet l :3tl a. Stevens, 224 Par~ Drive, and is In death ln 1955. Surv!Vmg 10 day was the schaduling of Fri· ; Merrill down Marmet >:SO open to any lictllSe<l hllirdresa· ad4Ilion to the son. Ralph of day, June illlth .. oentencing . er in the tri-county area includ- Patnot, are two other s o n-.i, date for Worthy Siders Jr ml state Vs. B. L. Somerv~lle ing Mason, .Gallia an<! Meigo Willie and Everett Bright, both a plea of J!Uilly to 1 bre.dting and .i'-te Vs. W. J. Somerville " t: of Columbus · 14 grandchildren · d t . ind' t t on mdtctments of false preCount 1·es• • • an en ertnK tc men d be . and 38 ••reat-~andchlldren. ed by th e May grqnd jury. an em ••1101. --- . . •: . LEGAL NOTICE Funeral semce will be held Biders hod previously plead2 p.m. EDT at the ed not JJUllty and when the · Carmel Church with R e v . CAlK' was called for jury trial . ~ueh o(fJctatmg. Bunal Monday morni.lg, Attorney J . HEATING AND c:;~:.'.c~~"·;.::;!:'~':, WJI_I be m the church cemetery. G. F. Johnson , counsel for Si"' "'i~;;;•• ;~,;~·i.. Fnends may call at the L. G. ders, asked the Court to an,,,. II · Mohr Funeral home. Siders to change hia pies from AIR·CONDITIONING AC'I'ION 1'11.1!11 innocent to gullty. • & PT. I'LEIASANT ~ A civil Upon questioning of Sidero by action for indebtedness has JUdge James Lee Th;:~;;::~ fi!ad in the office of the and Sidars, the c011rl Clerk. The action is the changad plaa and the Appalachian Heating and diamissed. Herolll Ch••· Mgr. Company vs. Douglas Tbe petit jury is to re11~me' II New Haven. The plain- its duties at 9:30 p. m. (EDT) L.ocust St. Middleport tiff aUegos the dalandant oweo Mon<lay, May 37th and ochedul· Pheno WY 1-2111 the sum of $1,657. ed for trial are the actions of Four COUQUes of lei> in IIOO!Ileosten Qhlo idiOW ~ d&clrn~ In q ~ collectlona lor the per ltd !rom ,\prll ill thr~gh Moy II IWf/1 the 111110 period lui year, 'ftley are Gal· lla, IID!JI, leloto, ID4 ViniOII. Tw1l C<IIIIIUes, lloll)trt, anti lf4>4. ln.< •1111 are 1'111111 i beltllld 13111 year'e f~al Yflll' llgurM, aM all olbfr M Q jpcr- Oil• er fllf· Tht - tdKtlll!ti the colo leetjop,s !be lfllriod ITOIR ,\po rll all . ...,, II lilA aM . , By J'RED DOWN' .am ' • ' I I /lu111 '~WLINGS SONS 0. rntt 1o • ''" '"""'· Jhll il I lptCI .. UM Ill Jt.-r '"JD"'· UH !Ill,.,...,, blue, yottow, ~•rpto tflil9fllnp . WhiJII tllll . _ , II cotorH, it Jlftii&M 1 vtry nice lllrlht wtll. 0. llllllr II tVIIW tolor. ond 11.. ij In ~I• olfiM. Mt'"' to""' O.ddy to 111n1 '* , _. __ __•. THE OHIO FUB. GAS 'lltn• /llltJiillilik. '£A . ./rill~ i!· ' . �/ • .} • l ( 1• -~ 6· Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy·Middleport . WANT AD IN FORMA liON I - BUSINESS SERVICES .-Bookkeep ins accounts wanted . o::..tnre f"oatloUCII.UO. REAL ESTATE ·. ,• O"rP farm for IN CHEST t',u ~• Jl u ... and sale 7 "''J:t!s 2.1fl bath, g3r· 1 Complete bookkeeping tax service. Phone WY 2·22'12. 5 u 30tc t ,., o ... aunt ttOI A. ...... ot.,. • a~e tutrn n!}d TELEVISION IN REVIEW TO 9 senrors , Durr'ng Servr'ce surrqner hOU!~e ""· WY • ~•9 Ce.ll-br contact. .V.foo:IU • The MM:kileport Church of CAN~ ELLA TIONS Robert Mulrord, Chester, Ohio ••Uatactor,. a. the state of 0111o. of Council. IICTION " tP'•rllln• htul•lloflal Tbe atore•om. II .ceep!Aod u • Christ presented Blblet to Jta CORREI "!'IONS 5 18 6tp Thet upon complrllon of 1ald lm· bUll lur prOI!fledlnl wtlb 1ba ClOt:~· 1ne be of ,._ 1 WtU ttot IC'~poeg wttll _.,DO o\ it See Us For ..• 1 _ ptOVI'ment, 11ld Vll!lll!, will there· ltf.rudloo herein de.aeribed. D mem rJ LIIC JeQ (II' rOf ..,., m ....,h hut\Oft 1959 CHEVROLET V-1 2 OOOR $1,295 rN POMEROY . Eight ro 0 m dter Ill Keep aaid hlahwily open lo f'ur the VIU••• of Pomii"OJ', otuo. clsas of '63 at a IJ)eeial service lrallt., at all Ume~; and (bt Hea:ulet.P. Atlut : lldna F Seh04!Dieb, Clerk Rl!:GULATIONS Ivory over turquoist' finish . Powtorglide. radio, heatPr, • DeKalb Seecl Corn house . 3 OOJ:trooms and bath , pnllhll Ia thr rollowlnl ·manne-r: Chari•• W. L11er, Ma)'Ol' Sunday morning n.. p~h "•h•• .--n•• <a. nPt whilt'Walls, spotless dean intprior . · f ConUnue elllltlllll reJUiatlonl: Contraaual OWen ' ~ 141• rtiiC' ltiJ tdl dee"'N l • DeKalb Sudax I large lot. Good ocauon out 0 (Jj No parklnlf pc:rmJU•oJ QJI travelIIIII the State or Ohio The Biblea were -·ered with 1959 FORD GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPE $1,495 "bJit'tlru~lnle EJ-Irt dlouhJ te rep.-.rte(i rnmnrllall'IJ' 1'be ~JIIb ' high water. Call WY 2-2590. 1!.:1 portion or R.:~lldway on Eut Main CIRT"••'•'c•'.,.... T"o"o~r c'o..,•'-' w• Low mileage by lo('al owner, 1vory over green !ini.sh, .Street Qll Stalfl Route 124 from the the C)8BS COlOrs of blue and thohel "'11.1 "'tl' .,.. ...,spon~~tue fnt or SX-11 5 10 tfc Junction ol Stll.tf Koute 124 with U. S1'A.TE OF OH10 clt>an mterior , au1om~:~lir trans .. V8 motor, powt>r siPPr· rnn•"' •b•~ ,.,. ·n•·nr.. erl ' noertlon • - ;:--~c-;c;----;;;:=:---;:::;=:: S. Route Xt and Slllte ttoute 1. eu~r· Vlll..e or Pomeroy 8S white· with 8 scroll, Si~ifying ing, ndio, heater. RATES fi'OR SALE - Two bedroom b to "th1 111t corporation line of County Mel11 ... · ...:-1 • Agrico Fedilizer I, Edoo F. Schoenleb, a1 l'lerk Of a dlP1OmS, p18 ced Oil nUJIC UUII , P.m.1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR $895 For W ani Ad Service hor•te Beautiful Birch kitch· ()+ 'P~f.. tt parallel park!,.. on t.be th~ vlll••e of Pumeru,., Ohio, do be,.. The choir under the direction ~ Jvury over light grl:'f'n finish, good th·ps, clean inlt>rior, " L:em. r>'l'• OO'orn "n~ norrt\nn northw"t rl lid ol Maltl St~l by cer+lf)l that the fore1oin• 11 1 true • Middleport Feed Mill 1649 \lllnii!'Um C' liUU 6(1 ,..,ntoo en. alltomatic gas heat. from Syc~m~re s~reet 10 uthwP.sterly and correet C!Opy or ordlnanc. edopt- 01 Mrs. Arthur Skinner, pre. automatic trans., radio and healrr. Tony Fowler, Owner & OPJ'. o CenL: 0~1 ,.·oro fo• l'bret C'OD. J o h n to • ......,n, 05' Ilea 10 uLhw.a~rly ed b.11 the eouncu or Ute ..ld ..m..e ted lal L-- .. -.. . Lincoln Heights · ~-o \.4 from Buttern~t s~reet on the tth du of May, 1M3, that the sen 8 spec DUmutD", 1uey tecutl~e 1n1ertwn" 1 6 "We Do Custom Grinding" F'ut~ r•l_.. ">f 4 cl!nl_. per •Dl'd "'UJ Blaettnar. WY 2-$127 .,.l.rUC 1:11 Pennll p•rallel park!,.. on the publication of aul:!b ordinallel 1'1 • • That Wait Upon the Lord" =;;--=-;-;o;-"7-:"C - - - - - ltOUtheuterly !dde of Main Street bP.en made and certllt6Cl ot rf:(ll)rd .ae· ' , be ~hlril:l'd lor &dverilflnl !I ool I N. 2nd Ave. Middleport FOR ,,. ,., wlr.l\111 1~ d1y~ afler ~~· SALE: 4 room house, 1 trom a point .02 muu eutuly trom cordtn1 to Jaw; that no Pf'O'*dlnP with Rev . Fred Gardner giving •nil: ow ':"'~'=":':::;;'='';'! Butternut Street. ~outhwesterb to '~ lookln1 to a referendum upon IUCb !'!led "Qu0 V8• OPEN EVES. 8:00 PuM. U~ """: -acre gJ'OUnd, fUII baseme nt · point .0.5 rnilel soulh\lll:llt~rly {rom ordinance have been taken; and tb,t 8 sermon en I CARD 01' fRANKS - 11.2:1 for 1 oO word ,.,,.,;mum Eaeh ~o1dlf1on · HEATING ~ PUJMBING Phone WY 2-6127 t.21·30tp Butternut stnet. .uch ordlllance and certificate of pubdis?" meaning "Whither GoPOMEROY, OHIO' I) word lr Q11Huari ..l ouhll...,. MaeUer 14> No parlllllJI permitted on either lie1tlon thereof al'tl of l't'lcord In ordl· • · . •t I een1 p~• wnn1 . Four ,......,.. lots lide of Main Street from Ebf!l\~er n•nre ReCQrd No. 1938. Pn.&e 161. est Thou?" . FOR SALE Arnold Brotbers · or;"""" · Street .:JUtberl)' lu the Muon Cit:~~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I bavt' OFFIC~ HOURS bereunto aub•crtbed my n•rne and af' ' St., Pomeroy, Ohio G0 od seven room bouse• b&th brldj:e 8:30 -' M lo ~·01 ' I' M (lall~ 618 E. Main IICTION VI That traffic control fixed my official llt'll. tht, 13th day Receiving the B~les were ' FOR SALE S•Lurday ...a:Jn -' M •n l?·flf' '"'"" FOR SALE Pbone WY UMI snd 1,2 bath, basement and llllht_l wlll.not be lutalled un tile of May. l:'n. F . S~ho.nl~b John Allensworth, Tom Bryan; IT'S SO EASY --' 6 7 tfc Jarage, out of h.igb water ~~:c;~t wit out Prior appf'()val b,. the CLERK Charles Bush, Richard Hays, r TO PLAl.'E A I AUCTION Could be made toto apart. II!'C'TION VII Tlutl lhf rllh'.I-Of· VJLLAOE of Pomerur, Ohio J " Lob RESrll.1 PRODUCING PHOTO COPYING Services. w•y provided ror nld tmprovement <~ 14, ti, ttc ennuer se, (oI p omeroy I Thursday, May 23, Noon E.S.T. I ments City water, electrtct•h•ll be hl'lcl lnvtolate tor public Russell McElhinny, Rick Oil· W~N'l A!l Car" Pattern Olpy any letter or d~nt. Priced I k ale hllltr.way purpoR• &nd no ll~rn~ • .,.,... LIGAL NOTICI FOL1o1\ m>.les east of Chester, I "Antique 1 1 II y, gas. or qu c 8 - ters, billboard•. roadlld~ ttan.da or NOTICI P'UBLIC IALI er, Carolyn Searls arwl David PHONE WY 2..2157 ~ 1 Ohio, one mile west of Bash-[ Tel 16 OL Water qeuter Insurance, ~m~roJ~ See Okey Wood, Syracuse. :~~tt!dlv~\rh,::U~:~~~~~~~~1-a:~!~ ?; T~~~~:Y, :~e ;.;~!' d:~ve:, t~:~ C:.~ Wiley. At the close of the ,on Eagle Hidge, so I d Glasses With Purchase Phone VlY 2-6086. mlt1. lO :oo a.m. the undenlaned wuJ otter erv· 1 d f lends co • I an, f·>rm so must sell. Good s.c.f You get 1 g1a.se free each SI'.:CTION VIII (CERTIFICATION OP for sale •t pUblic auction to the hl(lb· s ICe parens 8n r n· ... ~ lime you purchase 10 gal· NOW YOU KNOW. We give AYAILAIILITY OF RIO NT OF WAY, nt bidder tor aaah In hand at the gratulated the students In the I Ira tor D Mower I f t' t ll kind 1 INSURANCE UTILITY RIARRANOIMINT AND Blaettnar Auto Compa11y, Pomeroy, C<:~ se IN MEMORY J c , · · • Ions of gasoline or more, or ree es mw es on a so _ lAVING THE ITATI .OF OHIO Ohio, the followtna de•crlbett automo- front of the sanctuary. ----'~ (;l iver wagon with 16 ft. 1 a combination oil change bulldozers and back-hoe jobs. HARMLIII OF DAMAGU.I bile towlt: m 19&3 Ponuac 2 door aP.· (N LOVlNG m~mory of m~ son flal, Case disc, N. 1. side 1 and lube job. Emmet W. Shuler, Contract- BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· wl~~nT~h'! :f~a::~~':!ct." 1 f:~e~~.;::; !~!Pe:.~~t~ t!~, P!i~~~~!~- t;f. hP~ Leo Dow Ballry who Was rake, N. I. Manu'fe spreader I Stort A Set Nowl lng, Phone WY • 3243. ance Age n c.y. Middlepon. tor the .,oreuld lmprovemeul lhaJJ vision• nl a SO'<lurlty arreeme11t. Th~ SEND IN IJST!I · F" '1 21 1 .v h. 1 ~d no. be made ll'allable th<erefor. minimum price fur whkh tt 11 beln1 d row~ed 111 rt~nl'l', 1 ~ nv ~ · on rubber. steel harrow, old 1 5 20 6tc Fire, automout e • ...,., 8 · ru lbl That the state-M.untcJpeUcy will a.ld 11 112.00. All Sutton Township Church1945 In thP srrVJC'e of h I s gi'"I·n dr>.ll. Hudson f I. e l d W\' 2-290l a 'l1 Uc acquire any additional r!Mhl gf way Blaetlnar Auto Comp•ny es that participate In money '-' AVCI'IONEER required tor the curatrucUon ut r.he {~J 18, 20, :Jt 3tc country spray·er, one horse cc.rn drill, Super Service Station Reuter lnsaraaee A.genaroreuld Improvement. No addition. from the Ministerial Fund, are Th f Complete Service -~ al riAibt or way required. e ace T lUVt' d ·1 ~ now Ii.ll'd', bmrll'r, platform scales, elec- Op•n 24 Hours WY 2•9932 Crltt Bradford "IDJurance for eYer'J penooa) (~I That arrana:ementa have been An efficient airplane carries requested to send the list ol low · · ed ,. ur will be made with •nd a1reemen11 trtc gnnd£.:r, air compressor _ Write, Phone or Contact aod busiDH!i oe . obtained from .u publlc ut.Uity com· · "~ quarter of its weight as cargo. Church members to the TownHis loving voice is still and paint sprav, galvanized USED WORK pants, shll'ts and Pbone WY J..Z43I panlh whow un11 or nructure1 wm A honey bee llfls load ship Clerk, Richard Duckworth, The hand ~o ut'IPn das""'d in · Cheva 11er A. C. BRADFORD b~ lllhrted by tht aatd Improvement 0 raHs Car] r-s~ p1pe, gooa work harness, c ve · an.d ..ld comparU~I biVe a1reed to weighing almost as much as Syracuse, Ohio. at their earl~ mine, 1 lhrre lO-gal. ca ns , 90 gal. Long Bottom. Racine, Ohio - mue an)l end •II nece.uary plant re. itself. iest convenience. or: • .,"t 5 11 tfc HELP WANTED movala or rearran1meent1 tn mch . ·111 d h•5 ld h1·n LJes I ~ 1od; tank, .J. D. gang _plows. now f'at ro C' IJ u <Rl P manner •• to be clear nf any con-I :'"'""'""'""'";;o;;"'"""'"'""'"Miiiiiiiiii"'"iiiii"'";;;;;iiiii______ I oflen sit and think of h1m • ----· ll.arl ~PlumbiD •.::.o - - atntcUon called tor by the plan• [, .. 1 dmnrr bell, locust po~ts , 2 VENErr'J.AN Blinds all kinds. u . .eter, I auu BARBER WANTED at Earl's of lllid \,rnprovement and aald com• 1 When am all nlonr I ton hydraulic jack, Stewart Windo\1. blinds and she.des. MlnBeavWetinc n~o.a... Barber Shop. Racine, Ohio. =~.~av:e.:~:::n!~t. ~,::~di~~For memorv JS the only thing . clippers. sprayers, s m a II Cloth porch shades valers ' v.... WI. 9-3875 5-21-6tc Iy after nounc•ttoa by aatd vm••• That grit•f ~tin call its'own . : E d trouble · or lhe Department of Hl.rhwa,.l plows, and cultivators, 1o g lance and awninga. Bamboo n your aewer I . ~ m1 Thai tt I• herl!t)y a 1ree~:~ th;t the Sadly missed by Mother, A1·[ chains. tractor chains, h 3 y sh<'des. Dale Wippel Supply, We bave aD tlzea WANTED: Regtstered nurses, vlllalfe lhaJJ at 1u own GJ~pen•e. m>+h wilda Bailey, Bro:hers & Sis- [ rope , ladders, two new larps, 215 Union Avenue. Pomeroy, Sewer Maeblnes preferable with Charge·Nurse :2nor::rr;~~~~~~· ~yd~:~:!: mva~~v~ ters. 5-21 ·1tc iron kettle, brass kettle, May- Ohio. 5 2 30tc Reasooable Rates or .~e~d·~urse ei:perie~i ~c~~ti, ~:~~Y utii~f!: :~d~:e:n;n!;: • - - tag wa~her . lumber, dressers , SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank?. Get Call W~ 2-2974 Day or Night FJeXlbihty m hours essentia purten.ance1 thereto, whether lnslde CARD OF THANKS 7 26 tfe 40-hour week with fringe or out•lde the corpurate llmJu, u _ _ _ ~chairs. and other household Kleen . Em _ AU Septic tank m•y be 11e~uary to conform to the benefits, Write or see Mr. eaid 1mprovement •nd eald re1rran•e-l WE WISH to express our sin· goods, and all kinds of tools Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb. G 11 . 1. Cl' . menta •h•ll be done at 111Ch ttme as d f Schwerm, a lpo lS IDLC. reque~ted by t h e D11partment cere thar.ks to the staff of necessary on a goo arm. in~;. . 4-16-30tp AHention Dairymen th & Sycamore Streets Gal- of fllthway, En11neer. lncludec:J In 4 Meig s Gf'nera! and Meigs Also 250 baiPs of good wheat lump wm paru~JP'Ollon. AUCTION Saturday May 25 S Upolis, Ohio. 5·21-6tc <e) That the con•trucuon, ~con · Mf:'monal Hospitals. Ewing stray,; ' ' ( E -·- ~----'--.. - - atructton. anU·or 11 rran 1emtnt or Funeral liome, pallbearers, Artbur Orr ~Ownf'r) 1%3. 10 :00 A. M. EST. Having WANTED Route salesman to both publicb and privately owned sold my home I am rorced to 0 R . . utUttle8, referred to In IUblectlon• II ld li"odd ar d. At~cII oneer vrgamst, Hev Melvm Alkire, --~ V work eslabhshed retail route. <cl and 1<1,.1 •bove, allall be done In · sell the contents of my anB Good commission, Furnish 11uch a manner a. not tn Interfere · d A FISHERMAN'S DREAM! an d nII I he Inen s, relc;tlves SUN. BAY Bot!. led ga.s range . lo'que siJop who'•h 1 have colI unduly with th~ operation of the · hb d · th 'II 'references. ABC Cleaners contractor con•trurtlnl tbe lmpt"Ove· d an nelg ors unng e l - w.h•te porcelarn heating stove le<:ted over the past several A C . .. ment and all bal:il:flllln~r of trenchea ne,.-~·~,. and de·•tll <>I "r 'lb•r l th kl C 1 E Mason, West Vaguna. made n~ceuw.., utJII'" ,,,,. 1 ._. -~ ,, ._ WI coo ng to.p, ros ey· years, at my home located .• bybe IUt'b 5 18 7tc ran(lementl ahall perfnrrn«<~ 11'1 acBengel. Mrs. Albert Bengel I Shelvador refngerator, 32 1 at South 3rd Ave. Ml·dPOMEROY WY 2..2649 C!Ordance With the provi.!JoDJ ot Sec· d f ·1 5 21 tt tlon 1-2.00 nf th~ Ohio {)qoarlment ami Y_· _ - - P inch cutoff .saw, 6 in. endl.ess dleport, Oho'o·. OFFERS THE BEST MUSICAL 1nstruments 1111 •• lllrhw• .. , co oro<'lloo '"" M •- an Spedf';auon: and •hall be ~;b.,: PANEL TRUCK TICES belt. Denme Karr, Racme, Gone With the Wind satin glass . CLAIR WOODI Ject to approval by the Stale. NO Bashan Road 5 20 3tp · h · 1 PHONE FOR SALE· . Str-•l·varw· uo VI'"!fl That aald vlll••~ hereby arreea -· lamp, Chma angmg amp, '1\1 ..,.. that. tbe eakl department ut htxh· V-8 standard trans:. all good tires, runs good, HOME MADE PIE 15c. Soup TELEVISION se~May·tag-wash- china pitcher, cherry cbest CHESTER 985-2145 lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. way• of the state uf Ohio. 1hall be . and Ia hereby 1aved bannleu rrom 20c, Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid· er, both 1n good eondiUon. of drawers, colored glass, 12-6-21itc S. C. CliO!{, Dexter, Oh 10 1my aud au d•m•ile• or cl•lm• theresound motor. 5 15 tfc eerttflcaSion ot arialni from or aruwlnt out o1 lhe dleport. Clara Staats, 957 Broadway Walnut Wash stand , BristoI or ob.U.,atlon• made or ·.\UTOMOBILE lllSW'i&Dcc beeu St., Middleport, Ohio. vases, China ~loset. wood- cartlsl Breedblg Service, IDe. FARM EQUIPMENT · =~~~~ !~z!:n:~1:V (a, lbJ, w , <d) cancelled' LosT )'ou1 op~t&lOr ·s 5 20 6tc ware , t""ed hangmg lamp, Ba· Breed to great daii'V and beef _ _ IECTION: IX !l"'ereene~ Cl•u..l --· varo' China pattern glass -J • • Thll ordJn•n~ •• hereby deelar. license., Cell W~ 2-~. WOOD FRAME, copper screen a ' ' bulls for only $6.0b: For serv- JOHN DEERE 16 mcb Trailer ed to be an emerrency me11ure by 8 15 t : windows and doors. E. R. iron stone china, walnut ice caJI: Leland Parker, Porn- Plow. Alba Sinclair, Burling- :~':~~:on'~~ ;:nU:~ ~·=::r:!:! Y 661 N 2nd A M.ddl I chest or drawers, nig~t stands eroy, Ohio. Phone WY 2-2264 ham Phone MY 6-3386, Shade hifhway ••lety, and provided It reUS( , · ve ., 1 e-1 01·1 1 book d k • 20 3t celve lhe afflr~natlve \Oote of two5 AUTO SALES port 0 5 16 6tp amps, case es ' or Albert Parker, Chester, p thlrdJ of the membere ekcted to -' · _ tinware, Victrola records, Obi Ph 985-3415 Councll, It lhaU take effect and be · h wagon whee1s, severa1 cha1rs, · o, one · 5 3 30tp FIVE h.p. Garden U'actor with Ill pa• F'OR SALE: 1960 Dodge Dart, DON'T PUMP you r S1ugg1s uaeforce and Immediately approval byupon the tuMayor; Cadillac - Oldsmobile . · d d·u· septic tank . Get Klean Em· dressing table, ox yoke, crock· plow, cultivator, mower, otherwU!e, It lhaU take etfrct and ntw IIres, m goo con I on. L O McCOY AUCTIOIMVIl'D t be In forM from •nd after lh~ earll· 23,000 actual miles. All Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· ery. Many other interesting · . • :&.u:~.~:o.u.. markout plow. One concre e e 1 t period allowed by law, "You'll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business• ! _ 1956 FORO automatic mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy . items not listed which you Chester, Ohio. mixer. All good C<)ftdition. ~:::Jn~n ::,~r~·=nc~' t~be ~~~ tran smissillns. Delbert Law~ 5-14-30tc would expect to find in a sale 4 18 Uc Reasonable. Don Anderson. and diluncuy read on tbree dU'I•rent WY 2-5342 P01neroy, Ohio Rutland. Ohio. 5 IS 6tp .,,., son, Portland, Ohio. 5-2l·5tp FOR SALE - 6 room house ol this type. REAL ESTATE "'"""'~ • '" .... - ''!•~·-~~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'"""""'""'""'""'~ ~oi( SALE: 19:;1 Packard,$i15 . with bath, in Rutland. F u 11 Auctioneers Note; For the most GOOD John Deere Tractor, hyP. A. Scott, WY 2-3076. basement, coal furnace, hatd- p~t t~1s IS a very good col- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house draulic lift. Good shape. SeU 5-21 -Gtc wood floors, Youngstown kit· lect1?" of , antiques some on corner lot in Mason. Con- or trade for livestock. CUrtis ;;;;;;;--;;;""';;-;=cc:::-c-o-~ chen with hot water tank . AI- extra nice artJcles accumulat- tact Carl J . Schwarz or phone Wolfe, Chester. Ohio, 1960 FORD Galaxle, four door so on same lot , a four room ed over a period of years. gp 3·5688. S.21-6tp ~ 17 6tp h~o~rdtop, radio, heater, automa~ apartment with double gar- OWNEH : GUY SHULER tic transmission. Call New age. Priced r(!asonable. Phone Terms: Cash Haven, W. Va. 882·2255 after SH 2-5052. BRADFOI!O AUCTION CO. , ... 1_1 LJ_ -'ha 5 o'clock. 5 20 6t.c -- - - - . A. C. Bradford Mgr. ~w.r., OIIDINANU NO. :sn 10NE USED liVing room group. C. C. Bradford Auctioneer =~~ :~ :~::;:•::~ May 1, ' " ' l957 CHEVROLET, ~ dr. V8 1 One rose living room suite, Lunch will be 'served on prem· RUTLAND - 6 room frame •oun NO.: 1. a. n4, u.I.R. n J hardtop, black, stan4ard one platrorm rocker. Two step . home with bath gas or coal .u flllel'feneJ ordinance enaC!ted · l~f"S . . ' . by the Vlll••• of PonutroY. Mella transmission W.S.W., Radio r.ables, and two table ends. Not responsible acco'dents heatmg, enclosed porches. Ntce- Counb'. Ohio, Ia Lhe matt. er ot tile · · ror · I I . h beretnatter detcrtboed tmp~ent, and healer, power steen·ng , E_xtra mce. Call R ut Ian d F ur5 18 6tc y located ot ( 100xl20) w1t . under the npervtllon o1 tbal Dtredoc' A-1 r ondition. Call WI 9-2601 mture, SH 2-4811. garage. $8500.00. of~E'l': the Dtreetor of Rllb· after ~ p. m. s 18 3tr 5 17 Btc FOR SALE OR RENT • .,, ,, ...;,.,.,............; • •~· -RUTLAND T 1 uon of the pubu~ htl'h,.ay whicb .. room rame de.crtbed .. followa: The Rambler Surface th~ exl.llt1n• pevemmt wttb '60 Pontiac _ $1,695 WANT ADS WO.t{K wonders house ' with gas or coal heating. a1phl1tlc Workl Standard 111 Compact con~rete on \J . S. Route 33 when you wish tl bu) or seD. Near School. $3200.00. on Matn street trom a point 1.3!1 Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Hyd, EJ.ceUence Re 8 d ••WaD1 lUI:§ "- fof quick mtlea northeuterl:t' frum Ute ea1t Uft:i' oorporltiOD line of Pomeroy It &yea· IJig car room, ride and perform- ~ Power ~1el;'ring and brakes. results. RURAL _ 1 acre lot with 8 mure street eouthwe.terly to a poln1 ance Smatl car economy and One careful owner. Beauti""! .0!1 mll11 eouUt.wcetcriJI from But.tfrful all white finish . Nice. room frame house with bath, nut StTeet. • dllteoce of 0.32 mllu managerabilit)' FOR SALE OR IRADE COB 1 heatmg. · N'tee ya rd with mon Jt'll, and from a point O.M __.:...=..:.:.===-=:....J,:.:::..::::=_ mne1 or northerly h'om the eaat corSee I '58 Buick _ $895 TWIN ENGINE Go-Kart Phone plenty shade, out cellar, utility :o~·'!~':t-~1~· \()or U:o':~'<:.;:::~! Metropolitan Mot.ors 4 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. shift. .5-21 •t building, and double garage. Ex· »ne of Pomeroy • dlltanee of 0.48 Wy "6653. E. Maio Street, Pomeroy r "V P . I ._ e~:. mUe• mOM or Je•. widen t.be ••· l'ower steering and brakes. lltllll pavement four rm. on tha Phone WY 2-3878 - ----;;:;:;:;o-;;;:;:-;;c---- ceptlona uuy at ....ooo.oo. C C. CUCKLER, REALTOR •"'"" ••• "'"' '"' "'" ••• •1 FOR RENT 4 22 lie • tlle J1111on Clb brldp northerly tor WY Z-3831 a dtnan~e of 2110 feet fJ1I)h or ,.,.,, '-Burl•c• the aiatlni purmenl with R & l UPh0 lS Iery Shop. I nquu-t:' F'OR NEW or used cars or PAULI!NE MARKINS, aJPh8 tuc concrete on sute Route 124 Pomeroy, Ohio trucks, jlh,,ne Marvm Marks Grueser Body Works, Paul SALESLADY on Main &lr«t from the :luncllun of U. 8. Route 33 and State Rnut.e 12-4 SR 2-4'192 eaaterb to the eaet corporation nne SALESMAN Beaslev Math ~ ~""'"""""-=" ,....,...,.,.,.,~.,.,,1~ Grueser, WY 2~3576. 5--21-3tp SINGER Blonde- Console, per- ~- -- in SH t-4 ot Pom•roy • dletlllc• nt o.3J mite• ews, Athens. LY 34061 feet condition and zig zag FOI URd ROOMed abpartkrnendt, !new~ Even ga 505 m~ !Jd:~~=~ rtl'ht or ,.,,. tw~~ulr111-9-lfc y ecorat , ac an ront ed . 1 ped to b tt h I equ p u on . e. be re- NOW THEREFORE, Be Itvuordalne4r d monoh polThes. (Front enclosed) AI- FOR SALE. Offers FOR SALE_~- gram, overcast, blm -em, so 2 room and bath apartment cetve . d a t the oIf'Ice of We.,. • ..,. "'" c'"""' "" o Pomoll'OJ", O)llo: or "" etc. Assume 8 payment!; tlF ster and Fultz Attorneys ~11CTION 1 <Con•nt) WE LOAN Ca rp!'t Shampooer « 98 thl WY • 2'1•H real nice. 507 Mills St. , WY 2~ • • 11 11 Deland 1o be 111 the If you fill your tank now witl1 clean-burning Ashland Fuel Oil, y0 u .,.... mon y. l r ~~rt. Pomeroy Ohio, up until fi'ri· lnte....t: tbat the cuu~mt of at no ('OS! w1th purchase of 5 17 5tf' 2232. 5 18 tfc ' Wale bt and aueh ~n• 11 get the advantage of the lowest prevailing price-plus protection from - - - - ---- day' May 24, 1963, at ---mae be,..,. liVen lo the Direc!()r of tn•h· ' Blue Ltl'>ln• ;.; hnmpou . Baker SJNCER sewing machine. t<::le~- :10 ACRES of pasture. W. A. o'dock p M for the John E. war• to conatru.at the abo•e d•~rtbany mcreases that may occur between now and the heating season. Purnit ll\"1' , Middleport. c p I! D 3 · · ed lmp..ovenu~nt ln af!Cord11nc:e wllh tric portable with attarh- Auman, omeroy • · · · McClaskey real estate con- pJuU, apeclllcltlon1 and ellttmate• u In addition, no payment is due until October 10. (Payment dae · ' 5 _18 _Jtp_ ststmg . . by laid11 Director. 5·21-6tc ment for fancy sewing. Will I _ _ oI Iot No. 65 , WI·th prepared 11CTION <c ..,.,.uon) 1 September 10 for Budget Plan customers.) PLANTs FOH SALE : Sweet Po- sacrifice for $27. Terms WY 2· ONE SfX room house and one dwelling house and garage '!'bat llhl vwan. hereby PMJPGM• to coopel'llte with the &tat. or Ohla, With a full tank of Ashland Fuel Oil with S.C.A. (Sludge Control tato 00 <"C'n ts w•r hundred. 2204. 5 17 5tc four room apartment Peop- thf!reon, in Racine·, Ohio, Of. tn the , COlt of tht~ above oSeect'tbed ' · 1 court l improilmeat, by ...,..mllllf ""d c1n· T(lmato aud CJ bbage lOc doz. ELECTROLUX sweeper. appea trtbullnr the lump 1um ot IMOO.oo. Af,iditive), your fuel system stays rust free., . cleaner, too giving 1 les Terrace. Phone WY U385. fers su b}ec to 75c hundrrd. Prppers, Egg- condition and !o:Uaranteed. Pa· 5-15-tfc To see this real estate, cona '=dc~~e~t .:~~"ne:r~:: ' you more efficient heat next winter. plant . hr11croli. Brussel tack MildrOO C. Phillips, Ad· ,...... Sprout . f'aulif! •lwf'r. ICc doz. , per lhrow-uut bags and com- FURN1SHgD apa~nts. Two, . lslr . M' 'lie lle'I'IDN 111 1-.uthorlty to 11tn) As a fuel oil. user, you'll want to investigate 1<\shland's Fuel Oil " plete set of cleaning at· 4 room, 1 five room . F'urm~h· mm a 1rlx, mersvl ' Th" the MaJor ot 1114 vm.... II B P Boord '!"son W Va Oho'o tt.er•bJ autborlMd to ent<er tn'o ma1111 Budget Plan. Th1s plan enables you to spread your fuel costs over n'ine • • ' • ~ (], ' • • tachments. Will sell for $39 60 ed and unfurnishd. Ph on e · tenanoe aqd parJJ.hq: qreementt and 5 21-6tp 5 18 3tc tpt~cl&l ectllt.rlei.W11 obll.fatlon.. equal payments- from September to May. No interest or carrying __ _ __ · ~ or 7 payme,ts $6.87 month· WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc charge to pay. . · · ?EKTNE!'!E. male. two years ly. WY 2-221Pt. THREE and tour room furnishold. Phone Con!ville 667-3334. 5 17 5tc ed and Ullfuftnsbed apartDon't wait for winter ••• caU us now'! _ __ _ 5·2Hltp KIRBY Sweeper, perfect con- menta. WY 2-5434. FOR SALE - 19\5 Chevrolet dition, and guaranteed Pow12 I llc • J Y. ton pick up Good tires, er polisher included. Sold MOOERN 4 room furnished or The wood-working shop equipment, sm~ll ASHLAND OIL & REfiNING COMPAlliY good shaJlf', $400. ph 0 n. oew for $210.00. Balance due, unfurnished apartment Midtools & inventory of L. Heatpn, to be sold Ralph Johnson , Racine, WI II- $41.35 or 7 payments $7.00 dleport. WY z.387t. at his shop on HIJII!wav Rout. 124 PMnt 'WY'2·2166 3151 or Wl 11-3089. monthly. WY 2-2204. 3 15 tfc Ml~vm., Ohio ___ 5 ~3tc 5 11 5t.c FURNISHED and onfurnlshl!d llonu, • (9l FOR SALE 1963 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:~ BET OEAUUNES •01 P M , o .. May 21. (9l FOR SALE tlt•m, lllootM'o.,..lltlltlilf,..., ....S0,4'wloleti ... lppll1 al . . . . . . lJII o..-11<111 ,.,_ . . . . . . -...,., R4bonll .. 11-. -.roo liDo ...... al ... • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ . JJnof- from Ill M- olr1JCIIInf, lrlfltllDc """'" '""' lbUI ll1lllr plaJ for tl1o - · ... wm with tile added plaJo 8J IIICII Dl1 BROW pr...,ted 1\Jeodsy Weld ODd AI- Alltlllllltr ta1Mt1 rJl 111o pro,loct«<lllll dellar dt =nphNll. B'b/ I es G'IVen '*'"""'"' IIC:TION 1¥ <MIInt.MIIc•l fourth• or Ill w.eted Th~ · t. •• hef'flb)l acreed lhll ... d \'eu tlv• Ill fi>JQI NoDI \IIJI•ae wU~ ah.olr completion of lh~ VoW aD eme~y claUM: V111 Uore~ne~~tio ..d prw.ea. DatDLiin I.M nve taJ N!'ol• Noae lmpronm.ent heft:IJI contemp\tf.ed In Pa....:l Mil' I, 1M3 U 10 em-•.U1'-0rden« with l.be provMiolll of tne t)l i11uure . Yeu fl" (ll N•:n IIDDe. •t•lute• rebtllr., the1'41:to ' and ...UI PASIED : Ma, a. lila make and other pro- AUe-.: Cleft vt.lionaample for flnanelll weh m•lntenlllee, and Allrat: 14na He1111'7 F J. . SCboenleb, Werry 11lollftta1n the ri1ht of WIY and keep Chulu W. IA•ar. flleyor It rree at ob.tructlona In a manner Dor D. Bebaefer. Prnident ~ I <)1 @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) """'""='"'0:... ,__C!el I FREE! - tr: :. -1 :. . .-========--=· · - --1 • firot deal with a secondary one because naturally It wu _ . everywhere. I refer here to NBC TV'• "Shtnr ·ot lhl Week," wblch Pomeroy lan dmark - Monday Tbn Frldllys 6;110 News 8:11& Sacred Heart Prosram THIS WEEK'S I SPECIAL I I I s-,, • I '57 CHEV. - .ONLY $595 KARR & VAN ZANDT SAVE • • • LEGAL NOTICE ...ue..u Order Ashland Fuel Oil NOW! -'-'=""'----------- , l Blaettnars .... - --- ° wm '• A---: :.=;:..:.,. I.-=========='""""'="""===""'==-; PUBLIC SA LE! c.' Mechanic Street, PoiJIII'Oy iiX'WiNDOW screens ln good SWEET , NTATO and tomato frames. 301> by 53 incheo. planla 'or sale. Helen DameCh~rles A. Woode, Chester, wood, S)Tacuse, WY 2-6S39. Obio. S 11 flp I lifto apartments. Paid utlllties. Before 5 p. m. Phooe WY 211'/6, after ij p. DL Phone WY ~7.. 12 t SATUitDAJ, IU.'J 1 Solo sterh ot 10 A.M. """" . 2$; 1963 JUUOU Ml?··'· L; HNton Ill:''------------~----· GALIN . IROWN, Apnt ··'- • . • • • · - · ,,.,, .. 0 ... . ,, . . . . . . . . L . . . . .- ,. , . .. ' ,•, ,. . ...... ~ . ...........,......._... . . ~ . ,... ~ .... .~··-·· ' · •A> ..... 4 ..... - ... , . .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " " " ' ' .... . fred Onltt m • drom1 obout Ill lrmoeenl JOWII oetnu llbo liars In I fllm bio&npl!J of I tocea- tlarf movt. lltmor prl--oad. wblle mokt111 It, aequ1ru bor wlld IIIII uoplouaot cblrm~. Drake portrayed tile tllreotor, wbo oltil wonblps tile o~ deod-mm quMD. A.- to the lbow'1 quality, It apparenUy wu wriflea and tr1vtd io tho heat of utter IObrlety. 111!11 wu ,. unbelievably - ed a• to be comk. Ao k> Ito value: I d011't pretend to know Ill I b I purposes of drama, IJUI I con't Imagine tltat oDO ol them Ia tAl leave tile oblsrver with a t..llll& 01 10181 revuloloo and Ullll elM. The cbaracten-all' the IJplcal Hollywood stereolypel--w<e alek: the story wu alcll, and the bao. dllng amateurish. It wao oensatlonal, paper-thin and endless. Now back to llle Lincoln Ceoler ~lal. Though there should have been more depth and back· ground of the repertory eornpany'1 devolopmeot, tht feellng ol artl• tlc Uberty ln !be making was acb1eved. KIWlll namted, and the revolt against bard-bitten Broadway eonuoerclalimt was pointed up, as well u tile hope• ol reducing ticket pr1ceJ for au- WMPO Radio =, ' ~ tlbow Thus, before piling back to thl1 prime obow of the day, lei Ul i I ..._ blena-... BllLLYWOOO t L)>ll -By 1111 rlplo, tbJs leoti min lhould cleol rill lkmcla1 alibt'• ..,.hour ABC-TV lpirdAI . - lilt """· lornutttvo IIIII uoUoooDy IJinih<1111 Cbltlter, lhl repertory cornP1117 ol Llncolll Ceoter In New York. Marloo Brllldo, Artbur Miller, Ella KAzan IIIII Ja,.D II<>bards Jr. we<e •11l0111 wbo appeared. However, In the Yut l.ol ADgeiOI area-and, for oD I know, perbaJIII eilewhe1'11 u well-lbll un•porliOI'<d program wu delayed fill' future aJriog rather than UD· seat """" plddU., bu1lllgbl y com meric.al lhows. I ln!lnJ .tbio up because It should be new• al lm· portaaa to everyone wben pr<>griiiDI In the public tnterat are given the brushoff treatmelll anywbere in tile oatlon; becallll! ll should be guarded against; and because those vlewen wbo gel second- class treatment should know • - II. • ' \ 1:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18;35 Breakfast Party 9:110 Mutual News &<20 Country Jamboree 19:05 Breakfast Party 6:30 News 9:30 Mutual Newa 6:35 Farm World Newa 9:35 Breakfai!l Party 6:45 Meigs County RFD 10:110 Mutual Newa 7:00 Mutual News 10:05 Polka Party 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual New• 7:iJO Mutual News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:10 News Report 10:45 Tha Good Llle 8:00 Breakfast Party !O:S> Under Ohio Skies 9:00 News 11:00 Mutual Newt 9:115 Coffee Wlth Janel 11:05 Top Ten Show 9:10 Mutual Newt 11:30 Mutual Newt 9:35 Coffee With Janet 11:35 Top Ten Sbow 9:45 Bet\)' Newton Sbow 12:00 · Noon News 10:00 Mutual News 12:1~ Musical Interlude 10:05 Mln!Jterial Aosociation 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeta 10:20 Country Hoe ()own 1:00 Mutual News IO:liO Mutual News I :05 Platter Party 10:35 Country HOE ()own ~;00 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual News 5;05 Travelin' Tlme !!;OS Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:08 Country Hoe ()own II 5:35 Travetln' Time Swap Shop 6:00 Mutual News ll :!o Mutual News 6;05 Sundown Serenad• 11;35 Farm News 6:30 Mutual News II :55 Upper Room Meditations 6:35 Sundown Serenade IUS Dow Jones Slnck Aver. 7;30 Off the Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News UO Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1;05 Music JUII For You 8;00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 6:30 Network News 1:35 Music Just For Vou 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 2:110 Fulton Lewla Jr. Newt II (Rev. Paul Jon.. ) Commentary 9:110 Wings of Healing 2:05 Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News !:30 Mulual News 9:3S Legislative Review 2:35 Music Just For You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 3:110 Mutual News 10:38 Mutual News 3:05 Platter Party 10:35 Wash. Repts to People 3:30 Mutual News IB;50 Sunday Chapel 3:35 Platter Party II :00 Country Bymo Time 4:00 News 11 :30 Mutual Newo 1:30 Local News 11:35 Country Hymn Ttmo · 4:4ll Platter Party 12 :110 Noon News 1:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search 5:05 Travelin' Tlme 12;30 Rev. Merlin Teets 5:30 Blll Sterns Sports 1;00 Hour'o! Decision 5:35 Travelln' Time Billy Graham 8:00 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 6:01i Van Patrick Sporta 2:00 The Blg Lle 6:11& Van Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News 8:1$ Sundown Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cross . 6:30 Mutual News 43~00 Re•. Roscoe Thorne 6:35 Sundown Serenade 3:30 The Quiet Rour 7;30 Signoff-May 4;00 Mutual News / ,SIIIurday 4;05-6;00 Sunday Showca11 6:00 News 4:30 Mutual News .8:06 Country Muslc Tlme 5:00 News Heedlines 1:30 Mutual News ii:30 Mutual News • Ull Farm World News 6:00 Mutual News 6:40 RFD 6:00 MuiUal Newa 7:011 Mutual News 6;05 Sundown Serenade 7:116 Breakfast Party 6:30 Mutual News ''7:30 Mutual News 6:35 Sereoade 7:16 Brealdut Party 7:30 Off tile Air-May \ 1 \ - -- ---_., ........ . -_ -"' ..........,... .._ . --_ ---..-... ..,.., --_ --· DAILY CROSSWORD ,__ ...,._ L'WMIM'a . =-' I. I M p - ... D.'l'o- ole ...."or. ... ..._ Jltrttl<lla eolloq. - q~ 1&.- U.Prwent ~ OIIIIIJIW. .. bl'lof li.N- -~ ·....... ....... n:pJy 17. Body "' llt.17....... IQ,Jolrl 18, lllllel4 - ILBoYo LI'L ABNER I'L.L DROP IT. AND I'LL BET 'OJ :>,l,fl4.Q HAt.l SANOWo-lES, 'ioJ CAJ.I'T E>RING IT &AOC- II. Tact (2-1 Jl. River d Btrotfootl li7.Kolq glbl>oll lB. now.! 28. VacattOll ·lit.: ··..._ lolaa4: AtL 0. U.Gid'•- llt.A-- Br KING GASOLINE ALLEY I& Apart .a.Kuocovy G.lliqle DAILT CBII'i'OQlJOTE - Ben's llow lo '11'0111 Itt AXYDLBAAXII Ill LOlr05'1!lLLOW One leU« limply IIJIDJII for - - . . . In IIWIIBIIIplo 4 18 uoe4 lor tbo tiiNe IJ.. X tor the two O'a, etc. S!Bgte letten. apo~~-­ trophlee. tllo leqtb """ - .. tllo - _tl&,~----AClr.J _ _ _ _ OITB II:XB WY5'BKH"I' WYYDO ... &II Wll.l. Y K5'0, OZDD ~ HYH'I' LBDDQ - LI'Qo NANCY By ERNIE BUSHMILLER L"I'H FLASH-·- BIG' EMMA ESCAPEP "ROM THE Y......_i'i Qjp~ JaJDIOCRE JIIRDS GENERAU.T CONDEMN IIIVIllR%TBINQ WBlCH P.A.SSiilS THEIR UN- CIRCUS TODAY w:RST.AJIDINQ..--,t,A. ROCBIIIFOUCAULD 0 • m.. Pis' u llll~MM4. JM. Moatlay Tltrougb Frilb.y 6:110 Sigo 011 8:S5 Community Ne.,. 7:45 The l..lfeline 1:110 Ohio Valley News 1:05 Sporta Today I ; 10 World News 8: IS Musical Clock 9:110 Lalcllsfl1111' 9:30 Public Service 9:4S Sbowero of Ble..m, 10 00 Mason County ~•w• IO:Q6 Talk 01 the Town IG:S> World News 11:110 Talk of the Town t ezcept Frl Church Bells Ring 11:45 World "--eW! 11·10 Muoti County News 12:110 Community Newa 12:05 Loeal News 12:10 Ohlo News 12: I~ Markel. 12,211 Weguard Bulletin 12:25 News 0 Grams ..• ~:30 Agricultu. • Agent U :IS Country Go RoUD<. 1:55 New~ Best 2:00 2:liii a,00 3:10 NO f:30 5:00 S:tlli ~;I~ 6:01i 6:18 7: SO l " DICK TRACY Bv CHEST)ER GOULD Country Go Rounc News Beal Midway Malme< New. Ileal Dlscing with ()oM IDterchange Community NeWll World & National Newt SpotlighJ OD Sport> News Musical Clock Sigo Off "'1E '? TACKLE A DI'MONOBAcK ~ 81Cl '? I OION'T EV!H HAVE A 'STICK' AN' SANrN'S STIL\.. 000""""<1 CLOEY AN' JOE'/ r CLOE'l JUST PJ?ANCEU Rl <l~T UP 1V IT AN' 6UCk'EI?£D IT IN'Ttl 5TRU<lN: AN' ~· Ht-R BY HAU= AN INCH/ 1 THINK l CAH ~S , , IHE ~EST I JUST t'6 IT'S Al l STRETCHED OU 1, JO~ V COMFS OIJT o' HOWHE'RE Llk'E A BIJLLI:.TI HIT THATOME ~PECiAl SPOf ON TH BACK 0' n ·s •:E.. KI SOC'r(Q~ ~I VESf 11-!EV'U. DO IT EVER'I TIMEr �/ • .} • l ( 1• -~ 6· Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy·Middleport . WANT AD IN FORMA liON I - BUSINESS SERVICES .-Bookkeep ins accounts wanted . o::..tnre f"oatloUCII.UO. REAL ESTATE ·. ,• O"rP farm for IN CHEST t',u ~• Jl u ... and sale 7 "''J:t!s 2.1fl bath, g3r· 1 Complete bookkeeping tax service. Phone WY 2·22'12. 5 u 30tc t ,., o ... aunt ttOI A. ...... ot.,. • a~e tutrn n!}d TELEVISION IN REVIEW TO 9 senrors , Durr'ng Servr'ce surrqner hOU!~e ""· WY • ~•9 Ce.ll-br contact. .V.foo:IU • The MM:kileport Church of CAN~ ELLA TIONS Robert Mulrord, Chester, Ohio ••Uatactor,. a. the state of 0111o. of Council. IICTION " tP'•rllln• htul•lloflal Tbe atore•om. II .ceep!Aod u • Christ presented Blblet to Jta CORREI "!'IONS 5 18 6tp Thet upon complrllon of 1ald lm· bUll lur prOI!fledlnl wtlb 1ba ClOt:~· 1ne be of ,._ 1 WtU ttot IC'~poeg wttll _.,DO o\ it See Us For ..• 1 _ ptOVI'ment, 11ld Vll!lll!, will there· ltf.rudloo herein de.aeribed. D mem rJ LIIC JeQ (II' rOf ..,., m ....,h hut\Oft 1959 CHEVROLET V-1 2 OOOR $1,295 rN POMEROY . Eight ro 0 m dter Ill Keep aaid hlahwily open lo f'ur the VIU••• of Pomii"OJ', otuo. clsas of '63 at a IJ)eeial service lrallt., at all Ume~; and (bt Hea:ulet.P. Atlut : lldna F Seh04!Dieb, Clerk Rl!:GULATIONS Ivory over turquoist' finish . Powtorglide. radio, heatPr, • DeKalb Seecl Corn house . 3 OOJ:trooms and bath , pnllhll Ia thr rollowlnl ·manne-r: Chari•• W. L11er, Ma)'Ol' Sunday morning n.. p~h "•h•• .--n•• <a. nPt whilt'Walls, spotless dean intprior . · f ConUnue elllltlllll reJUiatlonl: Contraaual OWen ' ~ 141• rtiiC' ltiJ tdl dee"'N l • DeKalb Sudax I large lot. Good ocauon out 0 (Jj No parklnlf pc:rmJU•oJ QJI travelIIIII the State or Ohio The Biblea were -·ered with 1959 FORD GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPE $1,495 "bJit'tlru~lnle EJ-Irt dlouhJ te rep.-.rte(i rnmnrllall'IJ' 1'be ~JIIb ' high water. Call WY 2-2590. 1!.:1 portion or R.:~lldway on Eut Main CIRT"••'•'c•'.,.... T"o"o~r c'o..,•'-' w• Low mileage by lo('al owner, 1vory over green !ini.sh, .Street Qll Stalfl Route 124 from the the C)8BS COlOrs of blue and thohel "'11.1 "'tl' .,.. ...,spon~~tue fnt or SX-11 5 10 tfc Junction ol Stll.tf Koute 124 with U. S1'A.TE OF OH10 clt>an mterior , au1om~:~lir trans .. V8 motor, powt>r siPPr· rnn•"' •b•~ ,.,. ·n•·nr.. erl ' noertlon • - ;:--~c-;c;----;;;:=:---;:::;=:: S. Route Xt and Slllte ttoute 1. eu~r· Vlll..e or Pomeroy 8S white· with 8 scroll, Si~ifying ing, ndio, heater. RATES fi'OR SALE - Two bedroom b to "th1 111t corporation line of County Mel11 ... · ...:-1 • Agrico Fedilizer I, Edoo F. Schoenleb, a1 l'lerk Of a dlP1OmS, p18 ced Oil nUJIC UUII , P.m.1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR $895 For W ani Ad Service hor•te Beautiful Birch kitch· ()+ 'P~f.. tt parallel park!,.. on t.be th~ vlll••e of Pumeru,., Ohio, do be,.. The choir under the direction ~ Jvury over light grl:'f'n finish, good th·ps, clean inlt>rior, " L:em. r>'l'• OO'orn "n~ norrt\nn northw"t rl lid ol Maltl St~l by cer+lf)l that the fore1oin• 11 1 true • Middleport Feed Mill 1649 \lllnii!'Um C' liUU 6(1 ,..,ntoo en. alltomatic gas heat. from Syc~m~re s~reet 10 uthwP.sterly and correet C!Opy or ordlnanc. edopt- 01 Mrs. Arthur Skinner, pre. automatic trans., radio and healrr. Tony Fowler, Owner & OPJ'. o CenL: 0~1 ,.·oro fo• l'bret C'OD. J o h n to • ......,n, 05' Ilea 10 uLhw.a~rly ed b.11 the eouncu or Ute ..ld ..m..e ted lal L-- .. -.. . Lincoln Heights · ~-o \.4 from Buttern~t s~reet on the tth du of May, 1M3, that the sen 8 spec DUmutD", 1uey tecutl~e 1n1ertwn" 1 6 "We Do Custom Grinding" F'ut~ r•l_.. ">f 4 cl!nl_. per •Dl'd "'UJ Blaettnar. WY 2-$127 .,.l.rUC 1:11 Pennll p•rallel park!,.. on the publication of aul:!b ordinallel 1'1 • • That Wait Upon the Lord" =;;--=-;-;o;-"7-:"C - - - - - ltOUtheuterly !dde of Main Street bP.en made and certllt6Cl ot rf:(ll)rd .ae· ' , be ~hlril:l'd lor &dverilflnl !I ool I N. 2nd Ave. Middleport FOR ,,. ,., wlr.l\111 1~ d1y~ afler ~~· SALE: 4 room house, 1 trom a point .02 muu eutuly trom cordtn1 to Jaw; that no Pf'O'*dlnP with Rev . Fred Gardner giving •nil: ow ':"'~'=":':::;;'='';'! Butternut Street. ~outhwesterb to '~ lookln1 to a referendum upon IUCb !'!led "Qu0 V8• OPEN EVES. 8:00 PuM. U~ """: -acre gJ'OUnd, fUII baseme nt · point .0.5 rnilel soulh\lll:llt~rly {rom ordinance have been taken; and tb,t 8 sermon en I CARD 01' fRANKS - 11.2:1 for 1 oO word ,.,,.,;mum Eaeh ~o1dlf1on · HEATING ~ PUJMBING Phone WY 2-6127 t.21·30tp Butternut stnet. .uch ordlllance and certificate of pubdis?" meaning "Whither GoPOMEROY, OHIO' I) word lr Q11Huari ..l ouhll...,. MaeUer 14> No parlllllJI permitted on either lie1tlon thereof al'tl of l't'lcord In ordl· • · . •t I een1 p~• wnn1 . Four ,......,.. lots lide of Main Street from Ebf!l\~er n•nre ReCQrd No. 1938. Pn.&e 161. est Thou?" . FOR SALE Arnold Brotbers · or;"""" · Street .:JUtberl)' lu the Muon Cit:~~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I bavt' OFFIC~ HOURS bereunto aub•crtbed my n•rne and af' ' St., Pomeroy, Ohio G0 od seven room bouse• b&th brldj:e 8:30 -' M lo ~·01 ' I' M (lall~ 618 E. Main IICTION VI That traffic control fixed my official llt'll. tht, 13th day Receiving the B~les were ' FOR SALE S•Lurday ...a:Jn -' M •n l?·flf' '"'"" FOR SALE Pbone WY UMI snd 1,2 bath, basement and llllht_l wlll.not be lutalled un tile of May. l:'n. F . S~ho.nl~b John Allensworth, Tom Bryan; IT'S SO EASY --' 6 7 tfc Jarage, out of h.igb water ~~:c;~t wit out Prior appf'()val b,. the CLERK Charles Bush, Richard Hays, r TO PLAl.'E A I AUCTION Could be made toto apart. II!'C'TION VII Tlutl lhf rllh'.I-Of· VJLLAOE of Pomerur, Ohio J " Lob RESrll.1 PRODUCING PHOTO COPYING Services. w•y provided ror nld tmprovement <~ 14, ti, ttc ennuer se, (oI p omeroy I Thursday, May 23, Noon E.S.T. I ments City water, electrtct•h•ll be hl'lcl lnvtolate tor public Russell McElhinny, Rick Oil· W~N'l A!l Car" Pattern Olpy any letter or d~nt. Priced I k ale hllltr.way purpoR• &nd no ll~rn~ • .,.,... LIGAL NOTICI FOL1o1\ m>.les east of Chester, I "Antique 1 1 II y, gas. or qu c 8 - ters, billboard•. roadlld~ ttan.da or NOTICI P'UBLIC IALI er, Carolyn Searls arwl David PHONE WY 2..2157 ~ 1 Ohio, one mile west of Bash-[ Tel 16 OL Water qeuter Insurance, ~m~roJ~ See Okey Wood, Syracuse. :~~tt!dlv~\rh,::U~:~~~~~~~~1-a:~!~ ?; T~~~~:Y, :~e ;.;~!' d:~ve:, t~:~ C:.~ Wiley. At the close of the ,on Eagle Hidge, so I d Glasses With Purchase Phone VlY 2-6086. mlt1. lO :oo a.m. the undenlaned wuJ otter erv· 1 d f lends co • I an, f·>rm so must sell. Good s.c.f You get 1 g1a.se free each SI'.:CTION VIII (CERTIFICATION OP for sale •t pUblic auction to the hl(lb· s ICe parens 8n r n· ... ~ lime you purchase 10 gal· NOW YOU KNOW. We give AYAILAIILITY OF RIO NT OF WAY, nt bidder tor aaah In hand at the gratulated the students In the I Ira tor D Mower I f t' t ll kind 1 INSURANCE UTILITY RIARRANOIMINT AND Blaettnar Auto Compa11y, Pomeroy, C<:~ se IN MEMORY J c , · · • Ions of gasoline or more, or ree es mw es on a so _ lAVING THE ITATI .OF OHIO Ohio, the followtna de•crlbett automo- front of the sanctuary. ----'~ (;l iver wagon with 16 ft. 1 a combination oil change bulldozers and back-hoe jobs. HARMLIII OF DAMAGU.I bile towlt: m 19&3 Ponuac 2 door aP.· (N LOVlNG m~mory of m~ son flal, Case disc, N. 1. side 1 and lube job. Emmet W. Shuler, Contract- BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· wl~~nT~h'! :f~a::~~':!ct." 1 f:~e~~.;::; !~!Pe:.~~t~ t!~, P!i~~~~!~- t;f. hP~ Leo Dow Ballry who Was rake, N. I. Manu'fe spreader I Stort A Set Nowl lng, Phone WY • 3243. ance Age n c.y. Middlepon. tor the .,oreuld lmprovemeul lhaJJ vision• nl a SO'<lurlty arreeme11t. Th~ SEND IN IJST!I · F" '1 21 1 .v h. 1 ~d no. be made ll'allable th<erefor. minimum price fur whkh tt 11 beln1 d row~ed 111 rt~nl'l', 1 ~ nv ~ · on rubber. steel harrow, old 1 5 20 6tc Fire, automout e • ...,., 8 · ru lbl That the state-M.untcJpeUcy will a.ld 11 112.00. All Sutton Township Church1945 In thP srrVJC'e of h I s gi'"I·n dr>.ll. Hudson f I. e l d W\' 2-290l a 'l1 Uc acquire any additional r!Mhl gf way Blaetlnar Auto Comp•ny es that participate In money '-' AVCI'IONEER required tor the curatrucUon ut r.he {~J 18, 20, :Jt 3tc country spray·er, one horse cc.rn drill, Super Service Station Reuter lnsaraaee A.genaroreuld Improvement. No addition. from the Ministerial Fund, are Th f Complete Service -~ al riAibt or way required. e ace T lUVt' d ·1 ~ now Ii.ll'd', bmrll'r, platform scales, elec- Op•n 24 Hours WY 2•9932 Crltt Bradford "IDJurance for eYer'J penooa) (~I That arrana:ementa have been An efficient airplane carries requested to send the list ol low · · ed ,. ur will be made with •nd a1reemen11 trtc gnnd£.:r, air compressor _ Write, Phone or Contact aod busiDH!i oe . obtained from .u publlc ut.Uity com· · "~ quarter of its weight as cargo. Church members to the TownHis loving voice is still and paint sprav, galvanized USED WORK pants, shll'ts and Pbone WY J..Z43I panlh whow un11 or nructure1 wm A honey bee llfls load ship Clerk, Richard Duckworth, The hand ~o ut'IPn das""'d in · Cheva 11er A. C. BRADFORD b~ lllhrted by tht aatd Improvement 0 raHs Car] r-s~ p1pe, gooa work harness, c ve · an.d ..ld comparU~I biVe a1reed to weighing almost as much as Syracuse, Ohio. at their earl~ mine, 1 lhrre lO-gal. ca ns , 90 gal. Long Bottom. Racine, Ohio - mue an)l end •II nece.uary plant re. itself. iest convenience. or: • .,"t 5 11 tfc HELP WANTED movala or rearran1meent1 tn mch . ·111 d h•5 ld h1·n LJes I ~ 1od; tank, .J. D. gang _plows. now f'at ro C' IJ u <Rl P manner •• to be clear nf any con-I :'"'""'""'""'";;o;;"'"""'"'""'"Miiiiiiiiii"'"iiiii"'";;;;;iiiii______ I oflen sit and think of h1m • ----· ll.arl ~PlumbiD •.::.o - - atntcUon called tor by the plan• [, .. 1 dmnrr bell, locust po~ts , 2 VENErr'J.AN Blinds all kinds. u . .eter, I auu BARBER WANTED at Earl's of lllid \,rnprovement and aald com• 1 When am all nlonr I ton hydraulic jack, Stewart Windo\1. blinds and she.des. MlnBeavWetinc n~o.a... Barber Shop. Racine, Ohio. =~.~av:e.:~:::n!~t. ~,::~di~~For memorv JS the only thing . clippers. sprayers, s m a II Cloth porch shades valers ' v.... WI. 9-3875 5-21-6tc Iy after nounc•ttoa by aatd vm••• That grit•f ~tin call its'own . : E d trouble · or lhe Department of Hl.rhwa,.l plows, and cultivators, 1o g lance and awninga. Bamboo n your aewer I . ~ m1 Thai tt I• herl!t)y a 1ree~:~ th;t the Sadly missed by Mother, A1·[ chains. tractor chains, h 3 y sh<'des. Dale Wippel Supply, We bave aD tlzea WANTED: Regtstered nurses, vlllalfe lhaJJ at 1u own GJ~pen•e. m>+h wilda Bailey, Bro:hers & Sis- [ rope , ladders, two new larps, 215 Union Avenue. Pomeroy, Sewer Maeblnes preferable with Charge·Nurse :2nor::rr;~~~~~~· ~yd~:~:!: mva~~v~ ters. 5-21 ·1tc iron kettle, brass kettle, May- Ohio. 5 2 30tc Reasooable Rates or .~e~d·~urse ei:perie~i ~c~~ti, ~:~~Y utii~f!: :~d~:e:n;n!;: • - - tag wa~her . lumber, dressers , SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank?. Get Call W~ 2-2974 Day or Night FJeXlbihty m hours essentia purten.ance1 thereto, whether lnslde CARD OF THANKS 7 26 tfe 40-hour week with fringe or out•lde the corpurate llmJu, u _ _ _ ~chairs. and other household Kleen . Em _ AU Septic tank m•y be 11e~uary to conform to the benefits, Write or see Mr. eaid 1mprovement •nd eald re1rran•e-l WE WISH to express our sin· goods, and all kinds of tools Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb. G 11 . 1. Cl' . menta •h•ll be done at 111Ch ttme as d f Schwerm, a lpo lS IDLC. reque~ted by t h e D11partment cere thar.ks to the staff of necessary on a goo arm. in~;. . 4-16-30tp AHention Dairymen th & Sycamore Streets Gal- of fllthway, En11neer. lncludec:J In 4 Meig s Gf'nera! and Meigs Also 250 baiPs of good wheat lump wm paru~JP'Ollon. AUCTION Saturday May 25 S Upolis, Ohio. 5·21-6tc <e) That the con•trucuon, ~con · Mf:'monal Hospitals. Ewing stray,; ' ' ( E -·- ~----'--.. - - atructton. anU·or 11 rran 1emtnt or Funeral liome, pallbearers, Artbur Orr ~Ownf'r) 1%3. 10 :00 A. M. EST. Having WANTED Route salesman to both publicb and privately owned sold my home I am rorced to 0 R . . utUttle8, referred to In IUblectlon• II ld li"odd ar d. At~cII oneer vrgamst, Hev Melvm Alkire, --~ V work eslabhshed retail route. <cl and 1<1,.1 •bove, allall be done In · sell the contents of my anB Good commission, Furnish 11uch a manner a. not tn Interfere · d A FISHERMAN'S DREAM! an d nII I he Inen s, relc;tlves SUN. BAY Bot!. led ga.s range . lo'que siJop who'•h 1 have colI unduly with th~ operation of the · hb d · th 'II 'references. ABC Cleaners contractor con•trurtlnl tbe lmpt"Ove· d an nelg ors unng e l - w.h•te porcelarn heating stove le<:ted over the past several A C . .. ment and all bal:il:flllln~r of trenchea ne,.-~·~,. and de·•tll <>I "r 'lb•r l th kl C 1 E Mason, West Vaguna. made n~ceuw.., utJII'" ,,,,. 1 ._. -~ ,, ._ WI coo ng to.p, ros ey· years, at my home located .• bybe IUt'b 5 18 7tc ran(lementl ahall perfnrrn«<~ 11'1 acBengel. Mrs. Albert Bengel I Shelvador refngerator, 32 1 at South 3rd Ave. Ml·dPOMEROY WY 2..2649 C!Ordance With the provi.!JoDJ ot Sec· d f ·1 5 21 tt tlon 1-2.00 nf th~ Ohio {)qoarlment ami Y_· _ - - P inch cutoff .saw, 6 in. endl.ess dleport, Oho'o·. OFFERS THE BEST MUSICAL 1nstruments 1111 •• lllrhw• .. , co oro<'lloo '"" M •- an Spedf';auon: and •hall be ~;b.,: PANEL TRUCK TICES belt. Denme Karr, Racme, Gone With the Wind satin glass . CLAIR WOODI Ject to approval by the Stale. NO Bashan Road 5 20 3tp · h · 1 PHONE FOR SALE· . Str-•l·varw· uo VI'"!fl That aald vlll••~ hereby arreea -· lamp, Chma angmg amp, '1\1 ..,.. that. tbe eakl department ut htxh· V-8 standard trans:. all good tires, runs good, HOME MADE PIE 15c. Soup TELEVISION se~May·tag-wash- china pitcher, cherry cbest CHESTER 985-2145 lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. way• of the state uf Ohio. 1hall be . and Ia hereby 1aved bannleu rrom 20c, Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid· er, both 1n good eondiUon. of drawers, colored glass, 12-6-21itc S. C. CliO!{, Dexter, Oh 10 1my aud au d•m•ile• or cl•lm• theresound motor. 5 15 tfc eerttflcaSion ot arialni from or aruwlnt out o1 lhe dleport. Clara Staats, 957 Broadway Walnut Wash stand , BristoI or ob.U.,atlon• made or ·.\UTOMOBILE lllSW'i&Dcc beeu St., Middleport, Ohio. vases, China ~loset. wood- cartlsl Breedblg Service, IDe. FARM EQUIPMENT · =~~~~ !~z!:n:~1:V (a, lbJ, w , <d) cancelled' LosT )'ou1 op~t&lOr ·s 5 20 6tc ware , t""ed hangmg lamp, Ba· Breed to great daii'V and beef _ _ IECTION: IX !l"'ereene~ Cl•u..l --· varo' China pattern glass -J • • Thll ordJn•n~ •• hereby deelar. license., Cell W~ 2-~. WOOD FRAME, copper screen a ' ' bulls for only $6.0b: For serv- JOHN DEERE 16 mcb Trailer ed to be an emerrency me11ure by 8 15 t : windows and doors. E. R. iron stone china, walnut ice caJI: Leland Parker, Porn- Plow. Alba Sinclair, Burling- :~':~~:on'~~ ;:nU:~ ~·=::r:!:! Y 661 N 2nd A M.ddl I chest or drawers, nig~t stands eroy, Ohio. Phone WY 2-2264 ham Phone MY 6-3386, Shade hifhway ••lety, and provided It reUS( , · ve ., 1 e-1 01·1 1 book d k • 20 3t celve lhe afflr~natlve \Oote of two5 AUTO SALES port 0 5 16 6tp amps, case es ' or Albert Parker, Chester, p thlrdJ of the membere ekcted to -' · _ tinware, Victrola records, Obi Ph 985-3415 Councll, It lhaU take effect and be · h wagon whee1s, severa1 cha1rs, · o, one · 5 3 30tp FIVE h.p. Garden U'actor with Ill pa• F'OR SALE: 1960 Dodge Dart, DON'T PUMP you r S1ugg1s uaeforce and Immediately approval byupon the tuMayor; Cadillac - Oldsmobile . · d d·u· septic tank . Get Klean Em· dressing table, ox yoke, crock· plow, cultivator, mower, otherwU!e, It lhaU take etfrct and ntw IIres, m goo con I on. L O McCOY AUCTIOIMVIl'D t be In forM from •nd after lh~ earll· 23,000 actual miles. All Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· ery. Many other interesting · . • :&.u:~.~:o.u.. markout plow. One concre e e 1 t period allowed by law, "You'll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business• ! _ 1956 FORO automatic mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy . items not listed which you Chester, Ohio. mixer. All good C<)ftdition. ~:::Jn~n ::,~r~·=nc~' t~be ~~~ tran smissillns. Delbert Law~ 5-14-30tc would expect to find in a sale 4 18 Uc Reasonable. Don Anderson. and diluncuy read on tbree dU'I•rent WY 2-5342 P01neroy, Ohio Rutland. Ohio. 5 IS 6tp .,,., son, Portland, Ohio. 5-2l·5tp FOR SALE - 6 room house ol this type. REAL ESTATE "'"""'~ • '" .... - ''!•~·-~~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'"""""'""'""'""'~ ~oi( SALE: 19:;1 Packard,$i15 . with bath, in Rutland. F u 11 Auctioneers Note; For the most GOOD John Deere Tractor, hyP. A. Scott, WY 2-3076. basement, coal furnace, hatd- p~t t~1s IS a very good col- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house draulic lift. Good shape. SeU 5-21 -Gtc wood floors, Youngstown kit· lect1?" of , antiques some on corner lot in Mason. Con- or trade for livestock. CUrtis ;;;;;;;--;;;""';;-;=cc:::-c-o-~ chen with hot water tank . AI- extra nice artJcles accumulat- tact Carl J . Schwarz or phone Wolfe, Chester. Ohio, 1960 FORD Galaxle, four door so on same lot , a four room ed over a period of years. gp 3·5688. S.21-6tp ~ 17 6tp h~o~rdtop, radio, heater, automa~ apartment with double gar- OWNEH : GUY SHULER tic transmission. Call New age. Priced r(!asonable. Phone Terms: Cash Haven, W. Va. 882·2255 after SH 2-5052. BRADFOI!O AUCTION CO. , ... 1_1 LJ_ -'ha 5 o'clock. 5 20 6t.c -- - - - . A. C. Bradford Mgr. ~w.r., OIIDINANU NO. :sn 10NE USED liVing room group. C. C. Bradford Auctioneer =~~ :~ :~::;:•::~ May 1, ' " ' l957 CHEVROLET, ~ dr. V8 1 One rose living room suite, Lunch will be 'served on prem· RUTLAND - 6 room frame •oun NO.: 1. a. n4, u.I.R. n J hardtop, black, stan4ard one platrorm rocker. Two step . home with bath gas or coal .u flllel'feneJ ordinance enaC!ted · l~f"S . . ' . by the Vlll••• of PonutroY. Mella transmission W.S.W., Radio r.ables, and two table ends. Not responsible acco'dents heatmg, enclosed porches. Ntce- Counb'. Ohio, Ia Lhe matt. er ot tile · · ror · I I . h beretnatter detcrtboed tmp~ent, and healer, power steen·ng , E_xtra mce. Call R ut Ian d F ur5 18 6tc y located ot ( 100xl20) w1t . under the npervtllon o1 tbal Dtredoc' A-1 r ondition. Call WI 9-2601 mture, SH 2-4811. garage. $8500.00. of~E'l': the Dtreetor of Rllb· after ~ p. m. s 18 3tr 5 17 Btc FOR SALE OR RENT • .,, ,, ...;,.,.,............; • •~· -RUTLAND T 1 uon of the pubu~ htl'h,.ay whicb .. room rame de.crtbed .. followa: The Rambler Surface th~ exl.llt1n• pevemmt wttb '60 Pontiac _ $1,695 WANT ADS WO.t{K wonders house ' with gas or coal heating. a1phl1tlc Workl Standard 111 Compact con~rete on \J . S. Route 33 when you wish tl bu) or seD. Near School. $3200.00. on Matn street trom a point 1.3!1 Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Hyd, EJ.ceUence Re 8 d ••WaD1 lUI:§ "- fof quick mtlea northeuterl:t' frum Ute ea1t Uft:i' oorporltiOD line of Pomeroy It &yea· IJig car room, ride and perform- ~ Power ~1el;'ring and brakes. results. RURAL _ 1 acre lot with 8 mure street eouthwe.terly to a poln1 ance Smatl car economy and One careful owner. Beauti""! .0!1 mll11 eouUt.wcetcriJI from But.tfrful all white finish . Nice. room frame house with bath, nut StTeet. • dllteoce of 0.32 mllu managerabilit)' FOR SALE OR IRADE COB 1 heatmg. · N'tee ya rd with mon Jt'll, and from a point O.M __.:...=..:.:.===-=:....J,:.:::..::::=_ mne1 or northerly h'om the eaat corSee I '58 Buick _ $895 TWIN ENGINE Go-Kart Phone plenty shade, out cellar, utility :o~·'!~':t-~1~· \()or U:o':~'<:.;:::~! Metropolitan Mot.ors 4 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. shift. .5-21 •t building, and double garage. Ex· »ne of Pomeroy • dlltanee of 0.48 Wy "6653. E. Maio Street, Pomeroy r "V P . I ._ e~:. mUe• mOM or Je•. widen t.be ••· l'ower steering and brakes. lltllll pavement four rm. on tha Phone WY 2-3878 - ----;;:;:;:;o-;;;:;:-;;c---- ceptlona uuy at ....ooo.oo. C C. CUCKLER, REALTOR •"'"" ••• "'"' '"' "'" ••• •1 FOR RENT 4 22 lie • tlle J1111on Clb brldp northerly tor WY Z-3831 a dtnan~e of 2110 feet fJ1I)h or ,.,.,, '-Burl•c• the aiatlni purmenl with R & l UPh0 lS Iery Shop. I nquu-t:' F'OR NEW or used cars or PAULI!NE MARKINS, aJPh8 tuc concrete on sute Route 124 Pomeroy, Ohio trucks, jlh,,ne Marvm Marks Grueser Body Works, Paul SALESLADY on Main &lr«t from the :luncllun of U. 8. Route 33 and State Rnut.e 12-4 SR 2-4'192 eaaterb to the eaet corporation nne SALESMAN Beaslev Math ~ ~""'"""""-=" ,....,...,.,.,.,~.,.,,1~ Grueser, WY 2~3576. 5--21-3tp SINGER Blonde- Console, per- ~- -- in SH t-4 ot Pom•roy • dletlllc• nt o.3J mite• ews, Athens. LY 34061 feet condition and zig zag FOI URd ROOMed abpartkrnendt, !new~ Even ga 505 m~ !Jd:~~=~ rtl'ht or ,.,,. tw~~ulr111-9-lfc y ecorat , ac an ront ed . 1 ped to b tt h I equ p u on . e. be re- NOW THEREFORE, Be Itvuordalne4r d monoh polThes. (Front enclosed) AI- FOR SALE. Offers FOR SALE_~- gram, overcast, blm -em, so 2 room and bath apartment cetve . d a t the oIf'Ice of We.,. • ..,. "'" c'"""' "" o Pomoll'OJ", O)llo: or "" etc. Assume 8 payment!; tlF ster and Fultz Attorneys ~11CTION 1 <Con•nt) WE LOAN Ca rp!'t Shampooer « 98 thl WY • 2'1•H real nice. 507 Mills St. , WY 2~ • • 11 11 Deland 1o be 111 the If you fill your tank now witl1 clean-burning Ashland Fuel Oil, y0 u .,.... mon y. l r ~~rt. Pomeroy Ohio, up until fi'ri· lnte....t: tbat the cuu~mt of at no ('OS! w1th purchase of 5 17 5tf' 2232. 5 18 tfc ' Wale bt and aueh ~n• 11 get the advantage of the lowest prevailing price-plus protection from - - - - ---- day' May 24, 1963, at ---mae be,..,. liVen lo the Direc!()r of tn•h· ' Blue Ltl'>ln• ;.; hnmpou . Baker SJNCER sewing machine. t<::le~- :10 ACRES of pasture. W. A. o'dock p M for the John E. war• to conatru.at the abo•e d•~rtbany mcreases that may occur between now and the heating season. Purnit ll\"1' , Middleport. c p I! D 3 · · ed lmp..ovenu~nt ln af!Cord11nc:e wllh tric portable with attarh- Auman, omeroy • · · · McClaskey real estate con- pJuU, apeclllcltlon1 and ellttmate• u In addition, no payment is due until October 10. (Payment dae · ' 5 _18 _Jtp_ ststmg . . by laid11 Director. 5·21-6tc ment for fancy sewing. Will I _ _ oI Iot No. 65 , WI·th prepared 11CTION <c ..,.,.uon) 1 September 10 for Budget Plan customers.) PLANTs FOH SALE : Sweet Po- sacrifice for $27. Terms WY 2· ONE SfX room house and one dwelling house and garage '!'bat llhl vwan. hereby PMJPGM• to coopel'llte with the &tat. or Ohla, With a full tank of Ashland Fuel Oil with S.C.A. (Sludge Control tato 00 <"C'n ts w•r hundred. 2204. 5 17 5tc four room apartment Peop- thf!reon, in Racine·, Ohio, Of. tn the , COlt of tht~ above oSeect'tbed ' · 1 court l improilmeat, by ...,..mllllf ""d c1n· T(lmato aud CJ bbage lOc doz. ELECTROLUX sweeper. appea trtbullnr the lump 1um ot IMOO.oo. Af,iditive), your fuel system stays rust free., . cleaner, too giving 1 les Terrace. Phone WY U385. fers su b}ec to 75c hundrrd. Prppers, Egg- condition and !o:Uaranteed. Pa· 5-15-tfc To see this real estate, cona '=dc~~e~t .:~~"ne:r~:: ' you more efficient heat next winter. plant . hr11croli. Brussel tack MildrOO C. Phillips, Ad· ,...... Sprout . f'aulif! •lwf'r. ICc doz. , per lhrow-uut bags and com- FURN1SHgD apa~nts. Two, . lslr . M' 'lie lle'I'IDN 111 1-.uthorlty to 11tn) As a fuel oil. user, you'll want to investigate 1<\shland's Fuel Oil " plete set of cleaning at· 4 room, 1 five room . F'urm~h· mm a 1rlx, mersvl ' Th" the MaJor ot 1114 vm.... II B P Boord '!"son W Va Oho'o tt.er•bJ autborlMd to ent<er tn'o ma1111 Budget Plan. Th1s plan enables you to spread your fuel costs over n'ine • • ' • ~ (], ' • • tachments. Will sell for $39 60 ed and unfurnishd. Ph on e · tenanoe aqd parJJ.hq: qreementt and 5 21-6tp 5 18 3tc tpt~cl&l ectllt.rlei.W11 obll.fatlon.. equal payments- from September to May. No interest or carrying __ _ __ · ~ or 7 payme,ts $6.87 month· WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc charge to pay. . · · ?EKTNE!'!E. male. two years ly. WY 2-221Pt. THREE and tour room furnishold. Phone Con!ville 667-3334. 5 17 5tc ed and Ullfuftnsbed apartDon't wait for winter ••• caU us now'! _ __ _ 5·2Hltp KIRBY Sweeper, perfect con- menta. WY 2-5434. FOR SALE - 19\5 Chevrolet dition, and guaranteed Pow12 I llc • J Y. ton pick up Good tires, er polisher included. Sold MOOERN 4 room furnished or The wood-working shop equipment, sm~ll ASHLAND OIL & REfiNING COMPAlliY good shaJlf', $400. ph 0 n. oew for $210.00. Balance due, unfurnished apartment Midtools & inventory of L. Heatpn, to be sold Ralph Johnson , Racine, WI II- $41.35 or 7 payments $7.00 dleport. WY z.387t. at his shop on HIJII!wav Rout. 124 PMnt 'WY'2·2166 3151 or Wl 11-3089. monthly. WY 2-2204. 3 15 tfc Ml~vm., Ohio ___ 5 ~3tc 5 11 5t.c FURNISHED and onfurnlshl!d llonu, • (9l FOR SALE 1963 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~s:~ BET OEAUUNES •01 P M , o .. May 21. (9l FOR SALE tlt•m, lllootM'o.,..lltlltlilf,..., ....S0,4'wloleti ... lppll1 al . . . . . . lJII o..-11<111 ,.,_ . . . . . . -...,., R4bonll .. 11-. -.roo liDo ...... al ... • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ . JJnof- from Ill M- olr1JCIIInf, lrlfltllDc """'" '""' lbUI ll1lllr plaJ for tl1o - · ... wm with tile added plaJo 8J IIICII Dl1 BROW pr...,ted 1\Jeodsy Weld ODd AI- Alltlllllltr ta1Mt1 rJl 111o pro,loct«<lllll dellar dt =nphNll. B'b/ I es G'IVen '*'"""'"' IIC:TION 1¥ <MIInt.MIIc•l fourth• or Ill w.eted Th~ · t. •• hef'flb)l acreed lhll ... d \'eu tlv• Ill fi>JQI NoDI \IIJI•ae wU~ ah.olr completion of lh~ VoW aD eme~y claUM: V111 Uore~ne~~tio ..d prw.ea. DatDLiin I.M nve taJ N!'ol• Noae lmpronm.ent heft:IJI contemp\tf.ed In Pa....:l Mil' I, 1M3 U 10 em-•.U1'-0rden« with l.be provMiolll of tne t)l i11uure . Yeu fl" (ll N•:n IIDDe. •t•lute• rebtllr., the1'41:to ' and ...UI PASIED : Ma, a. lila make and other pro- AUe-.: Cleft vt.lionaample for flnanelll weh m•lntenlllee, and Allrat: 14na He1111'7 F J. . SCboenleb, Werry 11lollftta1n the ri1ht of WIY and keep Chulu W. IA•ar. flleyor It rree at ob.tructlona In a manner Dor D. Bebaefer. Prnident ~ I <)1 @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) """'""='"'0:... ,__C!el I FREE! - tr: :. -1 :. . .-========--=· · - --1 • firot deal with a secondary one because naturally It wu _ . everywhere. I refer here to NBC TV'• "Shtnr ·ot lhl Week," wblch Pomeroy lan dmark - Monday Tbn Frldllys 6;110 News 8:11& Sacred Heart Prosram THIS WEEK'S I SPECIAL I I I s-,, • I '57 CHEV. - .ONLY $595 KARR & VAN ZANDT SAVE • • • LEGAL NOTICE ...ue..u Order Ashland Fuel Oil NOW! -'-'=""'----------- , l Blaettnars .... - --- ° wm '• A---: :.=;:..:.,. I.-=========='""""'="""===""'==-; PUBLIC SA LE! c.' Mechanic Street, PoiJIII'Oy iiX'WiNDOW screens ln good SWEET , NTATO and tomato frames. 301> by 53 incheo. planla 'or sale. Helen DameCh~rles A. Woode, Chester, wood, S)Tacuse, WY 2-6S39. Obio. S 11 flp I lifto apartments. Paid utlllties. Before 5 p. m. Phooe WY 211'/6, after ij p. DL Phone WY ~7.. 12 t SATUitDAJ, IU.'J 1 Solo sterh ot 10 A.M. """" . 2$; 1963 JUUOU Ml?··'· L; HNton Ill:''------------~----· GALIN . IROWN, Apnt ··'- • . • • • · - · ,,.,, .. 0 ... . ,, . . . . . . . . L . . . . .- ,. , . .. ' ,•, ,. . ...... ~ . ...........,......._... . . ~ . ,... ~ .... .~··-·· ' · •A> ..... 4 ..... - ... , . .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " " " ' ' .... . fred Onltt m • drom1 obout Ill lrmoeenl JOWII oetnu llbo liars In I fllm bio&npl!J of I tocea- tlarf movt. lltmor prl--oad. wblle mokt111 It, aequ1ru bor wlld IIIII uoplouaot cblrm~. Drake portrayed tile tllreotor, wbo oltil wonblps tile o~ deod-mm quMD. A.- to the lbow'1 quality, It apparenUy wu wriflea and tr1vtd io tho heat of utter IObrlety. 111!11 wu ,. unbelievably - ed a• to be comk. Ao k> Ito value: I d011't pretend to know Ill I b I purposes of drama, IJUI I con't Imagine tltat oDO ol them Ia tAl leave tile oblsrver with a t..llll& 01 10181 revuloloo and Ullll elM. The cbaracten-all' the IJplcal Hollywood stereolypel--w<e alek: the story wu alcll, and the bao. dllng amateurish. It wao oensatlonal, paper-thin and endless. Now back to llle Lincoln Ceoler ~lal. Though there should have been more depth and back· ground of the repertory eornpany'1 devolopmeot, tht feellng ol artl• tlc Uberty ln !be making was acb1eved. KIWlll namted, and the revolt against bard-bitten Broadway eonuoerclalimt was pointed up, as well u tile hope• ol reducing ticket pr1ceJ for au- WMPO Radio =, ' ~ tlbow Thus, before piling back to thl1 prime obow of the day, lei Ul i I ..._ blena-... BllLLYWOOO t L)>ll -By 1111 rlplo, tbJs leoti min lhould cleol rill lkmcla1 alibt'• ..,.hour ABC-TV lpirdAI . - lilt """· lornutttvo IIIII uoUoooDy IJinih<1111 Cbltlter, lhl repertory cornP1117 ol Llncolll Ceoter In New York. Marloo Brllldo, Artbur Miller, Ella KAzan IIIII Ja,.D II<>bards Jr. we<e •11l0111 wbo appeared. However, In the Yut l.ol ADgeiOI area-and, for oD I know, perbaJIII eilewhe1'11 u well-lbll un•porliOI'<d program wu delayed fill' future aJriog rather than UD· seat """" plddU., bu1lllgbl y com meric.al lhows. I ln!lnJ .tbio up because It should be new• al lm· portaaa to everyone wben pr<>griiiDI In the public tnterat are given the brushoff treatmelll anywbere in tile oatlon; becallll! ll should be guarded against; and because those vlewen wbo gel second- class treatment should know • - II. • ' \ 1:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18;35 Breakfast Party 9:110 Mutual News &<20 Country Jamboree 19:05 Breakfast Party 6:30 News 9:30 Mutual Newa 6:35 Farm World Newa 9:35 Breakfai!l Party 6:45 Meigs County RFD 10:110 Mutual Newa 7:00 Mutual News 10:05 Polka Party 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual New• 7:iJO Mutual News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:10 News Report 10:45 Tha Good Llle 8:00 Breakfast Party !O:S> Under Ohio Skies 9:00 News 11:00 Mutual Newt 9:115 Coffee Wlth Janel 11:05 Top Ten Show 9:10 Mutual Newt 11:30 Mutual Newt 9:35 Coffee With Janet 11:35 Top Ten Sbow 9:45 Bet\)' Newton Sbow 12:00 · Noon News 10:00 Mutual News 12:1~ Musical Interlude 10:05 Mln!Jterial Aosociation 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeta 10:20 Country Hoe ()own 1:00 Mutual News IO:liO Mutual News I :05 Platter Party 10:35 Country HOE ()own ~;00 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual News 5;05 Travelin' Tlme !!;OS Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:08 Country Hoe ()own II 5:35 Travetln' Time Swap Shop 6:00 Mutual News ll :!o Mutual News 6;05 Sundown Serenad• 11;35 Farm News 6:30 Mutual News II :55 Upper Room Meditations 6:35 Sundown Serenade IUS Dow Jones Slnck Aver. 7;30 Off the Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News UO Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1;05 Music JUII For You 8;00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 6:30 Network News 1:35 Music Just For Vou 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 2:110 Fulton Lewla Jr. Newt II (Rev. Paul Jon.. ) Commentary 9:110 Wings of Healing 2:05 Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News !:30 Mulual News 9:3S Legislative Review 2:35 Music Just For You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 3:110 Mutual News 10:38 Mutual News 3:05 Platter Party 10:35 Wash. Repts to People 3:30 Mutual News IB;50 Sunday Chapel 3:35 Platter Party II :00 Country Bymo Time 4:00 News 11 :30 Mutual Newo 1:30 Local News 11:35 Country Hymn Ttmo · 4:4ll Platter Party 12 :110 Noon News 1:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search 5:05 Travelin' Tlme 12;30 Rev. Merlin Teets 5:30 Blll Sterns Sports 1;00 Hour'o! Decision 5:35 Travelln' Time Billy Graham 8:00 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 6:01i Van Patrick Sporta 2:00 The Blg Lle 6:11& Van Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News 8:1$ Sundown Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cross . 6:30 Mutual News 43~00 Re•. Roscoe Thorne 6:35 Sundown Serenade 3:30 The Quiet Rour 7;30 Signoff-May 4;00 Mutual News / ,SIIIurday 4;05-6;00 Sunday Showca11 6:00 News 4:30 Mutual News .8:06 Country Muslc Tlme 5:00 News Heedlines 1:30 Mutual News ii:30 Mutual News • Ull Farm World News 6:00 Mutual News 6:40 RFD 6:00 MuiUal Newa 7:011 Mutual News 6;05 Sundown Serenade 7:116 Breakfast Party 6:30 Mutual News ''7:30 Mutual News 6:35 Sereoade 7:16 Brealdut Party 7:30 Off tile Air-May \ 1 \ - -- ---_., ........ . -_ -"' ..........,... .._ . --_ ---..-... ..,.., --_ --· DAILY CROSSWORD ,__ ...,._ L'WMIM'a . =-' I. I M p - ... D.'l'o- ole ...."or. ... ..._ Jltrttl<lla eolloq. - q~ 1&.- U.Prwent ~ OIIIIIJIW. .. bl'lof li.N- -~ ·....... ....... n:pJy 17. Body "' llt.17....... IQ,Jolrl 18, lllllel4 - ILBoYo LI'L ABNER I'L.L DROP IT. AND I'LL BET 'OJ :>,l,fl4.Q HAt.l SANOWo-lES, 'ioJ CAJ.I'T E>RING IT &AOC- II. Tact (2-1 Jl. River d Btrotfootl li7.Kolq glbl>oll lB. now.! 28. VacattOll ·lit.: ··..._ lolaa4: AtL 0. U.Gid'•- llt.A-- Br KING GASOLINE ALLEY I& Apart .a.Kuocovy G.lliqle DAILT CBII'i'OQlJOTE - Ben's llow lo '11'0111 Itt AXYDLBAAXII Ill LOlr05'1!lLLOW One leU« limply IIJIDJII for - - . . . In IIWIIBIIIplo 4 18 uoe4 lor tbo tiiNe IJ.. X tor the two O'a, etc. S!Bgte letten. apo~~-­ trophlee. tllo leqtb """ - .. tllo - _tl&,~----AClr.J _ _ _ _ OITB II:XB WY5'BKH"I' WYYDO ... &II Wll.l. Y K5'0, OZDD ~ HYH'I' LBDDQ - LI'Qo NANCY By ERNIE BUSHMILLER L"I'H FLASH-·- BIG' EMMA ESCAPEP "ROM THE Y......_i'i Qjp~ JaJDIOCRE JIIRDS GENERAU.T CONDEMN IIIVIllR%TBINQ WBlCH P.A.SSiilS THEIR UN- CIRCUS TODAY w:RST.AJIDINQ..--,t,A. ROCBIIIFOUCAULD 0 • m.. Pis' u llll~MM4. JM. Moatlay Tltrougb Frilb.y 6:110 Sigo 011 8:S5 Community Ne.,. 7:45 The l..lfeline 1:110 Ohio Valley News 1:05 Sporta Today I ; 10 World News 8: IS Musical Clock 9:110 Lalcllsfl1111' 9:30 Public Service 9:4S Sbowero of Ble..m, 10 00 Mason County ~•w• IO:Q6 Talk 01 the Town IG:S> World News 11:110 Talk of the Town t ezcept Frl Church Bells Ring 11:45 World "--eW! 11·10 Muoti County News 12:110 Community Newa 12:05 Loeal News 12:10 Ohlo News 12: I~ Markel. 12,211 Weguard Bulletin 12:25 News 0 Grams ..• ~:30 Agricultu. • Agent U :IS Country Go RoUD<. 1:55 New~ Best 2:00 2:liii a,00 3:10 NO f:30 5:00 S:tlli ~;I~ 6:01i 6:18 7: SO l " DICK TRACY Bv CHEST)ER GOULD Country Go Rounc News Beal Midway Malme< New. Ileal Dlscing with ()oM IDterchange Community NeWll World & National Newt SpotlighJ OD Sport> News Musical Clock Sigo Off "'1E '? TACKLE A DI'MONOBAcK ~ 81Cl '? I OION'T EV!H HAVE A 'STICK' AN' SANrN'S STIL\.. 000""""<1 CLOEY AN' JOE'/ r CLOE'l JUST PJ?ANCEU Rl <l~T UP 1V IT AN' 6UCk'EI?£D IT IN'Ttl 5TRU<lN: AN' ~· Ht-R BY HAU= AN INCH/ 1 THINK l CAH ~S , , IHE ~EST I JUST t'6 IT'S Al l STRETCHED OU 1, JO~ V COMFS OIJT o' HOWHE'RE Llk'E A BIJLLI:.TI HIT THATOME ~PECiAl SPOf ON TH BACK 0' n ·s •:E.. KI SOC'r(Q~ ~I VESf 11-!EV'U. DO IT EVER'I TIMEr �(• r sentinel, Mainly About People In . 0.0 ... ol every ..... lull... 11 . . Slalet lldiiJ , Band Boosters _Install New : '64 Officers r rOMIROV OHIO LAST TIMI TONIGHT "SPARTACUS" Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oliv ler, Jean Simmons. Ton y Curth, Chas. Lau ghton, Pe· ter Ustinov, John Ga\·i n, N1 na Foch. 4 Academy Award W i nne r ~ The Family, Cartoon VISIT ELBERFELDS. MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE I. Running llmt': 3 Hr~ 20 minute~ Box-off1ce closes 8J)() PM . For Uniileum-Congoleum-Tile of all Kinds Counter Tops-Metal Trims and Moulding Sandpn-Veneerlng-Paste of all Kinds Huge Free Parking Lot For Your Use No Adnnce In Admission I WED. and THURSDAY M•v 22-23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY May 24-25 dino . "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" Edward Stolar. Anna Larion "MAGIC VOYAGE OF SINBAD" -a ndGreat boy & dog adventurP "MY DOG, BUDDY" ELBERFELDS--MECHANIC STREET POMEROY Now you get extra savings during ~ ~.,..,':~(1'. 9~.-_"' ,. . Jl~81') : . EM.q . . BLERS TRADE PARAD'E :;;l ~!"" \, New FRJGIDAIRE . ·' .....~ .# "':' ~; Practice Ia Held . N(}V)/ A range 10itll built4 Jioln• • .10itl&out belif4eatJ8FIIL The .. w FLAIR models glorify ""!' kitcben With buUt·ln cla.mot.K'. And just all de a FLAIR (cabinet ud aU) Into the place of your p - .,._, No carpentering. 1bere'1 110 tevin&' up your kitchen. Incredible! It'ttne! Control- cook while you . . - 7 • Roll-To-You Ooolclo&' Top *" Advanced featww tncluM BeMM:IDder Surtaee Unit, 41X011111w Bpatter.J'rM brolltnc. ..t Speed-Heat Surface Urdt ,. Tho finn! fri&ldaW. oi«trlc r.nc• ldwenc:ements includin1 2 S..Leovel Ovens--e•clusive_ L _ _ _Giide-Up Doo.s, tool C01tt Nttie or • _ ~ ..__/ftt tooM., _ $ oo· ·-=-- • Baker Furniture ' ' 'On The Brightest Corner In Mit:lt:lleporl' MIDDLEPORT Practice was held for Inspection when Theodorus CouncU Daughters of America met day evening at the IOOF hall. Della Stahl, councilor, sided and opened the ineeittn In ritualistic form. Lillian was reported home from • Oook·Muter &utomatJ.e 0... Automatic Meat Tebder, For lmpectwn OHIO pita!. A communication w a 1 read from Edith Wakely, district deputy, and Second nom!· nation of officers was held. P l a n s were made for the Inspection which will be held at the next meeting, and. Jesse wu named on Ule committee. GUEST OF HONOR Kalad Hlndy, manager of the Economy Savings and L o a n Co., was guest of honor at a steak dinner recently given the employ..,., at the homo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Racine. Attending were Mrs. Hlndy; daugbter and 1101111, George and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sharon Young, Dale Jllllla Mr. and Mrs. Beeale enll - · ......... u,u,.w.,Hidden compartnltnt undtr rear ClriD floor 11 stiR· ~lid 011 "" lbrablor C-710 W'IDft -~ IIIILY IAIIBLEI-AIIII Ill! DTHEI CAl AT AllY PRICEIIVU YOU All TIIESE EXTIA·VALUE FEATURES •lloiiJo.l- Adyoncod Sln1II-Unlt oanotruct'lolo More than 2,000,000amancarbuyen bav.,.wltA;IItd . to Ramblor-owitched ty the lulpdre<IS or tbouoand& · from the other popular maba. Como Ill iiDd 100 why, Soe bow you get a beUer car at bigger IIY. inp during the Trlde Parade to Rambler, • IIOopolllp rult~Hvo~lnl up to tile roo1 . . e Dotrlllo-lolet)o l10ke Sr-. Hlf""".'optlltfo too AnENTIONIIJUMI'Ifo'llli'll .... ChnJ, li!IMIIilo • Ill rw - \'f@UD A~~DY\Yl/@00 • C:.Omlc-Armond "'""'"' ond tolpi!M • Doolp ltld ........... -OO'Ihlp lhlll won tba lldU' ~ MIIUin• "C.r of tiM Y•r" Awn • ~ miiH,.. p - of Ill can In 10 ciHinlliu PIIR 011 Triolo, 1111 MobU ~-(-•"101 reo...., MEJROPOLITAN. rcOoo• ~-~~~~~ ~106· E~. Mtlln ., st.,',...... ' roy abler Sblrlq. • '• .. ' ,( !.-'' ' . ', I ,, • ., .' • ' _a t. y e u_ ........... ,.,? Pomeroy ''THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" : Charlton Heslo n. Elsa Marti· nelli, Barraloni, Harry Guar- • . M01r-YOU KNOW . • • ent1r1 ~·v••••llt,. _.. • ...... *,, ........... w .·J• · - ~ . ----··· ""'· • Fl{ •. 1 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 21, 1963 peoples swan