https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2bfd0b87d3c92b9e385acc93f9a5d283.pdf f54f0f4332cb4b6eca87c1a484ffc3ec PDF Text Text ' , .. f I ' f ,; ' ~ • ,_ ' -e ....., ·~·. I' ' ' TONIGHT & $ATUROAY "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" Charlton Heston, Eha Marti· Baccaloni, Harry Guar- •.;;;,~~· Is Tool llf · •' BAHR CLOTHIERS has the brand you know- · Brookfield SPORTS ***************** PJWgJte.U ,. through SERVICE 'l'hlt II die " - of die Centmnlal INihd "r lbc Naaoa'• amDCAia1 bauks tbis JeaL This Week Shop At Elberfelds.·In ia.,...... Mudlof tiJc pMtcmlllq'• pat IIC!t~rxe los ICitiae, aad thus ia ptogtel' far ClOWIII~ Amaiaa. cu be Iliaci Ill 1M National Cur' 1 taq M of 1865 - which ptocbled dJe dual : bankio& syiii:ID of llll>e 1111d oatiooatl>anb. So oa the 100111 ....m-y of that laa IIIII lblt QIICIII, • '~• • •. haft lolmed ol the <1u11t "' Mn. aw-• Armel, wflo ,.. 'the wife of the lala C. P. lil•l"'l''a aophew, Mr. •••• • Wll • .... lime Mct:..o.i II JWideot ._ had • -- - • .a-aiii!Mfacuw+a~~:l 1r1r11 DlCRON/UYOII niolt ..._ be Tile Anllell In Mld- .W.wa Tbundat , ~ Ia (:o. TROPICAL surrs '29·'5 ... ~·, lrwla !bt ~ poly-r !bat does tho trick In JlftOrl ' new suits. Neither .Mat IIOf' rain nor hurricane ec~n mer your ,..Ot eqod . . . Less • wrinkln, ltu pressing, more for your nloney-because lln>okfiold io tho o.orld's lor~est OHibr el poj\ular·prko !ho IAHR CLOTHIERS o. ____ . ..__ Middleport, Seniq Melp County for over 90 yean POMEIIO.Y- RUTLAND k*•-•·•**''*~*· ./f .· '•· , ---. ,...... -.. •• ,,~., ' *** *'*--*~ .... , r ' -.t·,w il"< ; . zr a 0":!' ·•· 'f • Pin."> the Evening • ' ~ .. :.w . ,. . ' ·. ·· .. ..' ·. ' •.' .·, ' .' ..•·' <-\" Futnitutt ~ CoVetiriOJ •••.Drctptftls'•• ·•. _ , ., . '· '; •. ~ H~ Fum!Sbill$ .•.•T-ltv islon ••. .ROdlo. •• .•.I~, . PI~ r:. Qrgans .,•• PialtO,s. . :: · . ' '' Pomeroy National Bank clolhoo. .~turday . . • . . ... All DQY·:·,,om '9 in th• Morning U@,fl, . .Mins.t· We Pay 3% fntere11 On Sollfnfl . 1 Com in:e:acement Held · ' '· . ' ·-~ •• ·, ' '. �' ' • Pomeroy-Syrac~~e ' -II ' ' .. .1 ' Youth .·_ SENT IN EL Feature Page ~ ~m Flanagan~ 19, Rolling Gut Of Parkersburg Now, ~ockets Fat Purses In '63 BY BOB WINGETT Sam Fla nagan . who be gan bowl ing at the Porn· ero\' Lanes ;t fpw ~' ear s bar.k just for _fun . ~O\~ owns an · ever- wid Pnin g reput atiO n fo r h1s sk1H In the ga~~~ 19 vt>ar-old former Ponw roy High schoo) stu~ den t and Svracu _(;, e r Psi dE> nt. now o f Parker sburg, ~on the .Juti ior O.LA .i\1 . Nation al A It -Eve nt s chamionship at Da\' ton May 4 and 5. Sam _w on _thr cha_m- ~ionship wiih .1382 actu al pins on hiS tnple sen es of 613 in the team event . 6:15 in doub les, and 644 in si n gl~s . Making Mark In World Of Bowling·Tou rnaments While bowling In Day· ton , Sam competed in the National Lanes Singles classic. He went into first place in the actual divi· sion with a 1055 total for fiv e games: worth $2000. His 1055 also plac..d him fourth In the Handicap divi s ion . He bank e d home $500 for that feat. sam has also become a standout in otiler bowl· in g tournaments in re· ce nt months . He rolled a 1806 actual All Events in the West Virginia State event, 597 in doubles, and 607· in singles. In the American Bowling Con. gres~ National tourna· me6t in ·Buffalo, N. Y., Sam shot a 1776 actual AII·Events on 578, 610, and 588. In April, young Flana· gan shot a 716 series in the Ohio Valley Classi< League at Parkersburg on games of 243 . 246" and 227. It was the second high series in the league. The Pomeroy product is co-owner of a doubles recOI'd in the Parkers· burg area with Bob Cus· tournament at Wiert.on on a series of 602 in team Custer in the Ren · Dor Big 3 eliminations. He averaged 20 I in 20 gam· es and had 4023 total pins. Continuing the stack of accomplishments f o r Sam in the world of bowl· lng, he has finished fifth in the B." P. P. A. semt· finals with an average of IB7 in 24 games. Flanagan is a member of Tony's Esso team of Parkersburg which ~ a s won t h e Southeastern Ohio Bowling Proprietors travelin& lea&ua IItle this ter, and was runner-up to past season. · The team had an average of 958 •.>. The Traveling League bowls · in Parkersburg, Zanesville, Chillicothe; Newark, Marietta, Cam. bridge, and Lancaster. He also is a member of Sid's Furniture team of t h e Men's All · Star League in Parkersburg which won the champion· ship this year for the second -consecutive year. Sam is planmng to compete in the Carling Bowling Classic at Allan· ta Georgia on May 29th and 3Qth, and the Ohio State ·o pen in Columbus June 7, 8 and 9th. He co111peted in f o u r leagues the past season and ended up with a pro· fessional style 198 big~ average and a 196 com· posite average. Sam still has no trou· ble remembering his first big night. . He was ro!Ung at the Pomeroy lanes December 21, 1958, when be burn· ed the alleys for a 701 series, the seeond high score ever shot there. Sam was only 15 at the time. _Mode_l_')7_1.....1BUY NOW! I FREE GIFT . Adclillf """""'• · = Ty.-.nr. • • • , s ·. It ' ' When You Purchase . ~ . bowlen. '-7~. New Combined Town, Fire Hall UnderWfAY Construction of a new combined town hall and fire department building in Racme, seen at right, is underway with public contributions playmg a major role. The Racine Volunteer Fire department and the village government plan to complete the first floor of the new building this year. The structure will be 60 x 40 and will Include a 20 x 30 meeting rooom, storage area, places to park the fire department emergency. unit vehicles, and a secllon to house the town's street truck and ,;)B;.-1'':::;$' ~ ' FULTON· THOMP TRACTOR SALES- .. "· . Known Perfo~mance • Knpwn Pedigree MORRiS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ' partment !1 putting lh dues and money ~al"lle4 by pumping cisterns Into the buildiQg fund. Department members said after a meetlnc thhl week that tentative plalll PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET SPRING AVE, RACINE, 0. Model 65 , I. WY 2·5101 Your Now i'OMiROY~~ ~ ., ·Hollolld Doolor Buy Now ' are to finish building the first fio~r as soon u po• sible and then obtain funds to add a second story to the cement block builcling. The second fioor will be used as a general community meeting place and recreation room., I " ,' HURRY!c . . THIS FREE OFFER ENDS MAY 31, '63 BUY YOUR BALER NOW GRAHAM'S OHIO .CERTIFIED NOW .IN -STOCK! '' '' other vlllaj!"e equipment. Approximately $2,000 is needed to finance con· struction of th!!' rest of the buiiding. Donations for the project aye being accepted and the fire de· New Holland Baa; SEED CORN SAM FLANAGAN, Pomeroy· SyracuH Product, one of nollon'a hotlelt J'U. . Firemen said last November letters were mailed out to resiclents of the area. Donations of $598.65 were received. Since then dona\lons have been scarce. However, firemen clisclosed they recelll)y receivecl $111 from residents of the Lon& Bottom area collected through the efforts of Mrs. Oscar Babcock. h~ . FOR MEMORIAl DAY FOR VACATION MOTORING Children of the .Racine Elementary school. a~ have enlisted in the .community project. Th'? brought enougb pop bottle caps to. school this\!~. year to bring proceeds of $150. Firemen uld tJill.,f money will be usecl to buy aluminum windoWJ anlls a front door for the bullcllng. ,. Drive In At Landmark! .' The fire department hopes to purChase plaljU,_ _that will be put on the door sbowln& the younastm. contributed to building. Firemen aay that llinlllar , • plaques will be purchased for other ~pi 01' or!' ganizatlons who donate. Racine Junior Flremeit• ~ave agreed to purchase to!let faclliUes. ' . REMEMBER WHEN' _ Rodney Downing, Middleport business man, found t~ese well·preserved p1rtures of pr~-W~rld War I days m a~ early fam~h aibu~ Bnd ofered th em to The Daily Sentmel s Rememb~r When feature . e we dtng group-In that "streamlined automobile has as Its prinCipals the late WIll · Haptonstall, and his bride, Blanche !Snyder). In the other p1cture the_ late Sen. (Capt.l Tom Jones is in a Lozier automobile . Harry Barnes, now a reatdent of a ,sonic home. and one lime Middleport Ju£ttce of Peace and msttrance man, 11 ' also m the car with the senator. J For Senior Citizens . Senior citizens seeking a new place in t~e ~n .niav be 10terestect in the fact thltt among 4.000 posts available in the Peace Corps in 45 countries ~re hun· . dreds which might well be fllled by ' qu:¥ified persons who have recently re· JirW"or are contemplating retirement. ' 'I;hese openings are being created by Peace Corpsmen who are completing their two-vear tours of duty and by re· '· quests for"' expansion of projects, or for . ~ew programs . The posts must he filled lty Sept. l. . ,, Says Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps di· ·rector: " We want as many senior vo~un· ·teers as wE> can get for overseas assign- ment because of the expertness, pa· lienee and wisdom only experience ancl time can give." Basic requirements: a bona fide skill in some trade or profession, ablllty to pass a satisfactory physical examination and successful complelion of an orien· tation period . · The modest compensation and expen· ses do not conflict with pension, Social Security or dual compensation laws, the Peace Corps says. Post offices have Peace Corps que,. tionnaires available. Since it takes time to process applications, now 1s the ttme, cluring "Senior Citl!ens Month," to look into the matter. ' FTRE HOUSE SITE - Racine village employee Warren Rose _dumJ:lS fill d:irt around the site where Racine's new fire house ~nd town hall IS bW!g built. Firemen hope to finish the first floor of the bulldmg this year. Rose II u.sln& a front end loader owned by the Sutton Township trusteea. . TIRE ' I• ' It Is the hope of the fire department and Bicl!ie ' officials that resiclents of the town and ouUyln& . areas will take an Interest In the llulldlne-pro~ and help promote financill asllil~ to COIIIPthe project. . THI TilE Of I IS HEll NOWI kola alone awong the states has no park· ing meters. Tbe Flickertail State's low· makers ~ave remained adamant on the question since the no·armed bandits apo peared on the par-king scene way back in 1935. if you just have to park In a hur· • .'Dime and - horrors - 20-cent me- ry But _ and who cloesn't? - it'• worth a 'url ue Increasing. , clime of anybody'l money, we keep tell· .J .0<- you· want to keep change In your ~tet, &o West, young men. North Da·. In& ourselve•. ' The more than two million parking meters t~at click and buzz their hungry irr;ay through motorists' nickel supplies flt, acquiring more sophisticated appe- utea. Get Your Car Safety Roacl Checlcecl With A Spring Changeover... · e OIL CHANGE -. . ' e LUBRICATION ewASH JOB ' ..' •• •· ~· . " .. _. . - ~ ··. l . .• I . r ' "Sure Sign: of Quality" . ' ., ·Seeds .-=ertilizer ~·I · • ... ':·. .. . . _, .. . .< -~. ' . ... LIFE TRAVELS ON 4 . TIRES I We've. Pricec:I''Em To Go! '· <''"(' <'. One Place To Run- THE FUTURE U.SED ' Pewercrulser :, y,AeTORS_ A Ure dellipecl lo meet the d.. mande ol -y·o high • powered <• •:'.·1·<)':·• ·"' .. .. .SUPPLIE$ ..,... - LON•a 1:.. • CiarL Heavier ~. blgher apeeda, pow. er ~ power brau - all put ,..Ira ljurden on tlreo. Unioo deollal>en, clrawilla upon tho dloeit...... of tho &pace Ap, ... atoil' lh•. Unioo Powereruisei, to. • , •• oofest Ure • ' ' ~tedmlque.. . - eom_..cta, JDlraeto <Onl lesting-'--<!11 have 11>-lhe Unleo P.,.. tho- att~M~t. Plq with l'llwlll'o . ,. . .... ....... Check Our G~:!hl~rl~= •UNICO anteed forTIRE Ufe DOtlBLE of Tread A 2. Guaranteed for Workrninsblp· . , , ' . •ALL SIZES IN S'OOCK eWE IIALANCE WHF.EJ.~ FRBE ¥,0;mmNQ eAJtOUND • THE • CLOCK • ~ _ 0peo ~ !lours, 7 Days A Weeli: !· WITH ALL �' ' • Pomeroy-Syrac~~e ' -II ' ' .. .1 ' Youth .·_ SENT IN EL Feature Page ~ ~m Flanagan~ 19, Rolling Gut Of Parkersburg Now, ~ockets Fat Purses In '63 BY BOB WINGETT Sam Fla nagan . who be gan bowl ing at the Porn· ero\' Lanes ;t fpw ~' ear s bar.k just for _fun . ~O\~ owns an · ever- wid Pnin g reput atiO n fo r h1s sk1H In the ga~~~ 19 vt>ar-old former Ponw roy High schoo) stu~ den t and Svracu _(;, e r Psi dE> nt. now o f Parker sburg, ~on the .Juti ior O.LA .i\1 . Nation al A It -Eve nt s chamionship at Da\' ton May 4 and 5. Sam _w on _thr cha_m- ~ionship wiih .1382 actu al pins on hiS tnple sen es of 613 in the team event . 6:15 in doub les, and 644 in si n gl~s . Making Mark In World Of Bowling·Tou rnaments While bowling In Day· ton , Sam competed in the National Lanes Singles classic. He went into first place in the actual divi· sion with a 1055 total for fiv e games: worth $2000. His 1055 also plac..d him fourth In the Handicap divi s ion . He bank e d home $500 for that feat. sam has also become a standout in otiler bowl· in g tournaments in re· ce nt months . He rolled a 1806 actual All Events in the West Virginia State event, 597 in doubles, and 607· in singles. In the American Bowling Con. gres~ National tourna· me6t in ·Buffalo, N. Y., Sam shot a 1776 actual AII·Events on 578, 610, and 588. In April, young Flana· gan shot a 716 series in the Ohio Valley Classi< League at Parkersburg on games of 243 . 246" and 227. It was the second high series in the league. The Pomeroy product is co-owner of a doubles recOI'd in the Parkers· burg area with Bob Cus· tournament at Wiert.on on a series of 602 in team Custer in the Ren · Dor Big 3 eliminations. He averaged 20 I in 20 gam· es and had 4023 total pins. Continuing the stack of accomplishments f o r Sam in the world of bowl· lng, he has finished fifth in the B." P. P. A. semt· finals with an average of IB7 in 24 games. Flanagan is a member of Tony's Esso team of Parkersburg which ~ a s won t h e Southeastern Ohio Bowling Proprietors travelin& lea&ua IItle this ter, and was runner-up to past season. · The team had an average of 958 •.>. The Traveling League bowls · in Parkersburg, Zanesville, Chillicothe; Newark, Marietta, Cam. bridge, and Lancaster. He also is a member of Sid's Furniture team of t h e Men's All · Star League in Parkersburg which won the champion· ship this year for the second -consecutive year. Sam is planmng to compete in the Carling Bowling Classic at Allan· ta Georgia on May 29th and 3Qth, and the Ohio State ·o pen in Columbus June 7, 8 and 9th. He co111peted in f o u r leagues the past season and ended up with a pro· fessional style 198 big~ average and a 196 com· posite average. Sam still has no trou· ble remembering his first big night. . He was ro!Ung at the Pomeroy lanes December 21, 1958, when be burn· ed the alleys for a 701 series, the seeond high score ever shot there. Sam was only 15 at the time. _Mode_l_')7_1.....1BUY NOW! I FREE GIFT . Adclillf """""'• · = Ty.-.nr. • • • , s ·. It ' ' When You Purchase . ~ . bowlen. '-7~. New Combined Town, Fire Hall UnderWfAY Construction of a new combined town hall and fire department building in Racme, seen at right, is underway with public contributions playmg a major role. The Racine Volunteer Fire department and the village government plan to complete the first floor of the new building this year. The structure will be 60 x 40 and will Include a 20 x 30 meeting rooom, storage area, places to park the fire department emergency. unit vehicles, and a secllon to house the town's street truck and ,;)B;.-1'':::;$' ~ ' FULTON· THOMP TRACTOR SALES- .. "· . Known Perfo~mance • Knpwn Pedigree MORRiS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ' partment !1 putting lh dues and money ~al"lle4 by pumping cisterns Into the buildiQg fund. Department members said after a meetlnc thhl week that tentative plalll PHONE WI 9-3202 PEARL STREET SPRING AVE, RACINE, 0. Model 65 , I. WY 2·5101 Your Now i'OMiROY~~ ~ ., ·Hollolld Doolor Buy Now ' are to finish building the first fio~r as soon u po• sible and then obtain funds to add a second story to the cement block builcling. The second fioor will be used as a general community meeting place and recreation room., I " ,' HURRY!c . . THIS FREE OFFER ENDS MAY 31, '63 BUY YOUR BALER NOW GRAHAM'S OHIO .CERTIFIED NOW .IN -STOCK! '' '' other vlllaj!"e equipment. Approximately $2,000 is needed to finance con· struction of th!!' rest of the buiiding. Donations for the project aye being accepted and the fire de· New Holland Baa; SEED CORN SAM FLANAGAN, Pomeroy· SyracuH Product, one of nollon'a hotlelt J'U. . Firemen said last November letters were mailed out to resiclents of the area. Donations of $598.65 were received. Since then dona\lons have been scarce. However, firemen clisclosed they recelll)y receivecl $111 from residents of the Lon& Bottom area collected through the efforts of Mrs. Oscar Babcock. h~ . FOR MEMORIAl DAY FOR VACATION MOTORING Children of the .Racine Elementary school. a~ have enlisted in the .community project. Th'? brought enougb pop bottle caps to. school this\!~. year to bring proceeds of $150. Firemen uld tJill.,f money will be usecl to buy aluminum windoWJ anlls a front door for the bullcllng. ,. Drive In At Landmark! .' The fire department hopes to purChase plaljU,_ _that will be put on the door sbowln& the younastm. contributed to building. Firemen aay that llinlllar , • plaques will be purchased for other ~pi 01' or!' ganizatlons who donate. Racine Junior Flremeit• ~ave agreed to purchase to!let faclliUes. ' . REMEMBER WHEN' _ Rodney Downing, Middleport business man, found t~ese well·preserved p1rtures of pr~-W~rld War I days m a~ early fam~h aibu~ Bnd ofered th em to The Daily Sentmel s Rememb~r When feature . e we dtng group-In that "streamlined automobile has as Its prinCipals the late WIll · Haptonstall, and his bride, Blanche !Snyder). In the other p1cture the_ late Sen. (Capt.l Tom Jones is in a Lozier automobile . Harry Barnes, now a reatdent of a ,sonic home. and one lime Middleport Ju£ttce of Peace and msttrance man, 11 ' also m the car with the senator. J For Senior Citizens . Senior citizens seeking a new place in t~e ~n .niav be 10terestect in the fact thltt among 4.000 posts available in the Peace Corps in 45 countries ~re hun· . dreds which might well be fllled by ' qu:¥ified persons who have recently re· JirW"or are contemplating retirement. ' 'I;hese openings are being created by Peace Corpsmen who are completing their two-vear tours of duty and by re· '· quests for"' expansion of projects, or for . ~ew programs . The posts must he filled lty Sept. l. . ,, Says Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps di· ·rector: " We want as many senior vo~un· ·teers as wE> can get for overseas assign- ment because of the expertness, pa· lienee and wisdom only experience ancl time can give." Basic requirements: a bona fide skill in some trade or profession, ablllty to pass a satisfactory physical examination and successful complelion of an orien· tation period . · The modest compensation and expen· ses do not conflict with pension, Social Security or dual compensation laws, the Peace Corps says. Post offices have Peace Corps que,. tionnaires available. Since it takes time to process applications, now 1s the ttme, cluring "Senior Citl!ens Month," to look into the matter. ' FTRE HOUSE SITE - Racine village employee Warren Rose _dumJ:lS fill d:irt around the site where Racine's new fire house ~nd town hall IS bW!g built. Firemen hope to finish the first floor of the bulldmg this year. Rose II u.sln& a front end loader owned by the Sutton Township trusteea. . TIRE ' I• ' It Is the hope of the fire department and Bicl!ie ' officials that resiclents of the town and ouUyln& . areas will take an Interest In the llulldlne-pro~ and help promote financill asllil~ to COIIIPthe project. . THI TilE Of I IS HEll NOWI kola alone awong the states has no park· ing meters. Tbe Flickertail State's low· makers ~ave remained adamant on the question since the no·armed bandits apo peared on the par-king scene way back in 1935. if you just have to park In a hur· • .'Dime and - horrors - 20-cent me- ry But _ and who cloesn't? - it'• worth a 'url ue Increasing. , clime of anybody'l money, we keep tell· .J .0<- you· want to keep change In your ~tet, &o West, young men. North Da·. In& ourselve•. ' The more than two million parking meters t~at click and buzz their hungry irr;ay through motorists' nickel supplies flt, acquiring more sophisticated appe- utea. Get Your Car Safety Roacl Checlcecl With A Spring Changeover... · e OIL CHANGE -. . ' e LUBRICATION ewASH JOB ' ..' •• •· ~· . " .. _. . - ~ ··. l . .• I . r ' "Sure Sign: of Quality" . ' ., ·Seeds .-=ertilizer ~·I · • ... ':·. .. . . _, .. . .< -~. ' . ... LIFE TRAVELS ON 4 . TIRES I We've. Pricec:I''Em To Go! '· <''"(' <'. One Place To Run- THE FUTURE U.SED ' Pewercrulser :, y,AeTORS_ A Ure dellipecl lo meet the d.. mande ol -y·o high • powered <• •:'.·1·<)':·• ·"' .. .. .SUPPLIE$ ..,... - LON•a 1:.. • CiarL Heavier ~. blgher apeeda, pow. er ~ power brau - all put ,..Ira ljurden on tlreo. Unioo deollal>en, clrawilla upon tho dloeit...... of tho &pace Ap, ... atoil' lh•. Unioo Powereruisei, to. • , •• oofest Ure • ' ' ~tedmlque.. . - eom_..cta, JDlraeto <Onl lesting-'--<!11 have 11>-lhe Unleo P.,.. tho- att~M~t. Plq with l'llwlll'o . ,. . .... ....... Check Our G~:!hl~rl~= •UNICO anteed forTIRE Ufe DOtlBLE of Tread A 2. Guaranteed for Workrninsblp· . , , ' . •ALL SIZES IN S'OOCK eWE IIALANCE WHF.EJ.~ FRBE ¥,0;mmNQ eAJtOUND • THE • CLOCK • ~ _ 0peo ~ !lours, 7 Days A Weeli: !· WITH ALL �\ l • .. J. ·I .. (. •• . . -· ~ I, ! llall1 ••llollil, ~~. 0., 11a1 211, lee3-l uke- ·Fly Ball Drops' In To Ruin·- Wooddell's.. Brilliant ·N . ·ExplOsiobl ' • RoekState Six NJ~W.. On lfohei~ . . ~ .ALJ. STAI ••• • Giants-Up Lead In NL Cag•·SeWble ,_ · , Today's Medical Report - IW THOIO WA'f Ill>,. .,., ,.,.,• WATIIIf'WO _,..,, _, I ( 1IIOIOSIAL I QIIICUIAL fmish-co•ls fllitt ~~ ul, t3•SO .._w.. - --··· . BAKER -· Jl'!mll-=~ "Everything To Build Anything" I I' ' CAROLINA LUMBER and Supply Co. ' t. FURNITURE" Mlcl&ll.,.rt, 0. PT. PLIASANT, W.VA. I. I ' if C ,l"'U t!'ftnl to bt' ' erotiftec{ bY, a / , , 'hosp_11alt:atto11 plan that · is ~'l!'anteed renewable for life, the ma.n 1 to see is your i man from Nationwide: .... MAX WARD WY 2·2460 115 L 21111 .........., .' ' . . ' - - ~-~~~-pUnt at .• ,-.,rtuati)' .,_, _...-.·•• ~ NOTICE I MEIGS COUNTY HAL ISTATI OWNIRS The tu boob ue now opea for the June or Second half colledlon of tbt UIIZ Real Estate tUN Also 11f.•IIG4utnt tu. CIOIIOIJ date Will be JW}. ht, .. __,...;;._.-of '· . \ •w• i&' . ., • . •; , i ;.; .' . ' R-ELAX-FIND WHAT YOU WANT BY reading and using WANT AD$ Do you know of on easier way to shop or sell? Whtn you meke i ' out Want Ads your marketplace, all you do is plaee your ad and wait ·- . for thl! phone to ring (and ring it wi Ill, or sit back and enjoy rtadlnt the Want Ads, then phone for an appGiintmenl to .see Waot Ads Glo ihe work- and li!Vic:klyl m. iclvel1iseQ i• . ' tLASSIPIID DEI'T. • PHONE WY24157 · t H.E DAILY .SENT I ' f ' �\ l • .. J. ·I .. (. •• . . -· ~ I, ! llall1 ••llollil, ~~. 0., 11a1 211, lee3-l uke- ·Fly Ball Drops' In To Ruin·- Wooddell's.. Brilliant ·N . ·ExplOsiobl ' • RoekState Six NJ~W.. On lfohei~ . . ~ .ALJ. STAI ••• • Giants-Up Lead In NL Cag•·SeWble ,_ · , Today's Medical Report - IW THOIO WA'f Ill>,. .,., ,.,.,• WATIIIf'WO _,..,, _, I ( 1IIOIOSIAL I QIIICUIAL fmish-co•ls fllitt ~~ ul, t3•SO .._w.. - --··· . BAKER -· Jl'!mll-=~ "Everything To Build Anything" I I' ' CAROLINA LUMBER and Supply Co. ' t. FURNITURE" Mlcl&ll.,.rt, 0. PT. PLIASANT, W.VA. I. I ' if C ,l"'U t!'ftnl to bt' ' erotiftec{ bY, a / , , 'hosp_11alt:atto11 plan that · is ~'l!'anteed renewable for life, the ma.n 1 to see is your i man from Nationwide: .... MAX WARD WY 2·2460 115 L 21111 .........., .' ' . . ' - - ~-~~~-pUnt at .• ,-.,rtuati)' .,_, _...-.·•• ~ NOTICE I MEIGS COUNTY HAL ISTATI OWNIRS The tu boob ue now opea for the June or Second half colledlon of tbt UIIZ Real Estate tUN Also 11f.•IIG4utnt tu. CIOIIOIJ date Will be JW}. ht, .. __,...;;._.-of '· . \ •w• i&' . ., • . •; , i ;.; .' . ' R-ELAX-FIND WHAT YOU WANT BY reading and using WANT AD$ Do you know of on easier way to shop or sell? Whtn you meke i ' out Want Ads your marketplace, all you do is plaee your ad and wait ·- . for thl! phone to ring (and ring it wi Ill, or sit back and enjoy rtadlnt the Want Ads, then phone for an appGiintmenl to .see Waot Ads Glo ihe work- and li!Vic:klyl m. iclvel1iseQ i• . ' tLASSIPIID DEI'T. • PHONE WY24157 · t H.E DAILY .SENT I ' f ' �f '! ' • ! < • H08pital News • • ,1 \, I ,I .; -- . - liu:VISJO-~·~ Forest Rim I ( • --REVlEW ___ POMEROY MOTOR IS -YC3UR BEST ~S:: BET 1<159 Chevrolet 4 Door _:_'---:-- $1,395 HAND ME V8 mott.r . Powerglide, power steering , 'new whHewall til' ~:!~, radio and hf'ater, tan finish. MY PIPE AFORE YE GO 1958 Pontiac HT 4 Door ----:---:- $895 . (vol'\· and g-reen finish . good tires, automatic trans ., radio . 1 and heatPr. [ . !"®POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ (/~ _ OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO Uf'l. _.!NOTICES LI'L ABNER lr AL CAPP rr MAKES l>lrf wn•., _I WMPO Radio 8:06 Breakfast Pany 8:30 Mutual No... 18:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual News 9:!)5 Breakfast Party 9:30 Mutual Newa 1:"'1 Farm World Nowo 8:35 Breakfast Party 8:.. MoJas County RFD 10:00 Mulllal News 7:00 Mutual N""' 10:05 Polka Party 1:1111 ilrf!akfut Party 10:30 Mutual NeWI , 7:30 Mutual ·J>e... 10:35 Mosie In Tho Air _7:110 Newt R2part 10:45 The Good Llle t!Ot Brnkfall Party . 10:5S Under 0b1o stJea r;G0 .Ne... 11:00 ·Mutual Newa 8:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 11:05 :rop Tea Show t:30 MDIIIal Nen 11:30 Mutual News .& O»UflliW . . 1 • 1:35 Co1!ee WHb Jaaet 11:35 Top Ton Show · 1':45 Betty Newlan ShoW 12:00 Noon Nen 'riLOX'tli &QIBYio p ,.PLLB& 10:00 Mutual News 12:15 Muska! !aterlude VB OPBY PI DBBP't• 10:05 MlnllterlaJ AlaaclaliCI 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:20 Country Hoe Don 1:00 Mutual News VPioloBB Bl't-aaa. NAN,C..:,.Y- , . - 10:30 Mutual NOWI 1:05 Platter Perty BX'taLJ'I' 10:35 Country HOE DoWII 6:00 Mutual News OF 11:00 Mutual News 5:05 TraveJID' Time O;pfiCB£11c WBA.IJ' HID Da'l'R, B:l DOfB BJ' ABSTRACT OF TBUKB, AND NOT BY ART~w. J10P11 11:05 EdueaUonal 5:30 Mulllal News PAINTINGS ll:Ot Country Hoe Don 6 5:35 TravellD' Time • - .... mtluw.,_., -.-. . Swop Shop 6:00 Mutual Newa 11:30 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serellaclo 11:35 Farm l'(ewa , 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 R4(>m Meditations 8:35 SundOWD Serenade 11:58 .Dow Joneo Sloot Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May Molda, Tana&ll rrtdt,J 12:10 Ol!io Newa lt:OO NOoll Newa, woalber Suday 6:00 Sign m 12 ,15 Marte1o 11:20 MUIIe Jual Far You 7:30 Mutual NOWI 1:55 Colllllllllllly Newo l2:11D Lifeguard BuDetln ,_.:_. 1:00 Mulllal NOWI 7:3$ Army Hour 7:45 The l.lle!Jne _,. 1:05 Millie Jual For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Roar. 1:111 Ol!lo Valley News 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:H Mutual fi...o 8:30 Network News 1:05 Sports Tocjay 12:30 Alrl<ultu.o~ Aeon! 1:35 Millie JUII For You 8:35 Hour o1 Donv...._ 1:10 World No... 12:46 OoualrJ Go Hoarx. DICK 1:00 Fultoa Lawlo Jr. Nelli 6 (Rev. Pald JDIIOB) 1:11 Musical Clod .• 1:111 N""' Boat Commontlr1 1:00 Wingo of Heallnl' 1:00 La1<111111Dr 1:10 Country Go 11ouar 2:05 MUBic Just For You 1:30 N!JIIIal Nelli 1:30 Publlo Senlce 2:55 News Beat 2:30 Mutual New& 1:35 LegisloUve RevieW 1:45 8mwen of lile.sln( 1:00 Mid•ay Matill!e 1:11 Mu11e Jual Far You 10:00 Voice o1 Prophecy 10:00 Maoou c..um, ~1:11 Ne... Ileal S:IIO MDIIIal Nelli 10:30 Mutual N.,.1 IQ:05 M al" tbe Ton f:IO DlaoiDa will! 0oao 1:01 Plalter P11111 10:35 Wub. Repta to People 1&:55 World Newa t:JO ~ 3:30 . Mutual NOWI lO:IiO SUnday Chapel 11:00 Tal1r of tbe Ton 1:10 Co!MMmlly Nllll 1:35 Ptattar Plll1y 11:110 Country 11ymo Time lacept Fri. Cbun:b Bolio 1i1D11 1:• WCI'ld 6 NllloDII Nfn t:_OO Maws 11:38 Mutual N..., 11:46 World .,... 1:15 Spotligbo '"' 9por1o 4:30 Lacal Newa 11:35 Country 11ymo Tillie 11:66 ~ Coomty Nen 1:115 Newo 4:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12:00 Comall!nliJ N..,. &:10 Musical Clock 1:00 Mutual Newa 12:15 The Searcb 12:05 ' - kewa 7:30 SJp Off l!!lli TraveUII' Time 12:30 Rev. MerUII Teeta j-.;.:_=:...:=:,_--_.:....::::...:!!:...::~.---5:SO BW Stanuo lparla 1:00 Roar o1 Deds!oa 5i35 TraveiiD' Tlmt BllJy Grallam Loeal News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour • 1:01 Van Patrick Sparta 2:00 The w, Lie •:05 Vaa Patrlct Sparta 2:30 Mutual Newa 1:15 Sundown Sereaade 2:35 Bacl: To The Croll 4:30 MDIIIal NOWI fS:IIO a... Rooeoe 'lbome 1:115 Sundown Serenade 3:30 The Qulet Roar 1:30 Signoff-May 4:00 Mulllal Newa llillanlay 4:05-6:00 SUnday ~ 6:00 News 4:18 Mutual NOWI Country Muolc Tlme 5:00 News lleadllileo . Mutual News 5:30 Mulllal News r - World Nllll 81110 Mutual NOWI RFD 1:00 · Mulllal Hen Mutual N..,. 1:05 Sondowa Serellade Bre!okfaat Party 8:30 Mutual Newa Mutual Newa 6:35 Sereaade Brutllll 7:30 Off ""' Monday '111no PrtdaJI 6:10 Newt 1:06 Saend Heart l'rolriiD 8:20 Country ~amboree 1:30 No... i. a::::--,-_ 0~ Br KIN. Sure! Okat,/1hat'-s I ~qht Ul!th me' Afte r;~~ool i\1ocCay at >m. t h'~ a•one~ qoinq to offer too you,but of CQUI';OI! ~84> alllrleIt! qrave- ." ~~0 ' a o 0 • •oo• •;. ' o 0 ' "' 1 ~ o 0 • By I!RNIE BUSHMILLER > DIP YOU B~INC7 THOSE THINC75? • • WE WELCOME YOUR OPINIONS -----::::----:-----=:-:-:=----WJ EH RAD10 ,,oo 10 ft. wide , 52 ft .. 3 bedroom mobile horne. A·l condition. Priced reasonable. Call Don Williams, Chester 985-3391 can be seen Route 7 almove I State Highway garage. 5 25 3te FO;;::'R:CCE=Dc -:A-:;fR:o--:f:ur-nace with ., buying a New Car? st~er and controls. Reel type 1 power mower, also one hand '60 Buick _ $1,695 mower. All in perfect condi-1 V8 LeSabre 2 Dr. Power tloo. H. T. Dol, on, Tuppers steering. A beautiful car . Plains. 5 :!5 3tp A.K.C. registered Bass~tt hound '59 Chevrolet $1 ,495 SAVE::,· ~- pups. Viclor Wolfe, Racine. WI !1-3023. 5 24 Jtc WANT AD V8 Convertible Cpe . 1mpala. Beautiful all white finish . Shows good care. Std. shift. Blaettnars INFORMATION DEADLINES lito 0A) Bet- hbllr.&IIOII Oollc1lllll' 4-1'111 " • P Ill llatWiay Monda, CAN~EJ.J..A TIONS CORI\E(_TtoNS .uJ 1M ... f).,. ~ IIDtU 11:00 .Ce-llpte(l t1f Ill ~hll ...t\~ REGULATIONS ... i" ~-· ,, ,.,.~ ........... •-IM t'IJht •d• to tdlt or r*teeT •n:oo llef!'med ohjeetiDD•blll lr'<trt ILI!.oald b!l npnrtltd iftlmed1-'•IJ The rtUbt~Mtef WW not W rewponOhll fon ~ WTI nl'll' tn"n~rppf 1n-rfto11 RATES For Want Ad Service • c-u per .-on~ ....,. ~'""­ IIJalmum Ctt•••• .,.,.q 8(1 · • Cfll'l Pill' •ord f<>• 1'brH i!OD- ; ••"'"' IJt.Mnlmaa Pal! ..-. "" t cenll Pfl •of'lll ~~~ 1M Nl•rlq for ad•~ rtillftl It "o' " w!thl• 111 "•7• lltM" ~-'" ~ 'lr .. m r: AKD Of TIIA/IIKI - ll .U ror • • .,,.. lltftlaau'l tadt ..,dhmn.. 11 ll'nt".. 1(" flhlfwlriH •' ' .... " ' O"FII'~ 11.11• • ; ..._~ ,., ~ · D'!lhll..... pn •"r4 ' • I ll H()URS ''" ·\ \1 ' \1 , I I~ H:t '00 .,u,.. IT·..: SO F.AS'r: TO 1--'I.At 'l A itf-S 1 1II l-IHrl!lt t l NG WI\N1 A.O · PHONE WY 2-2157 FIVE ROOMS and bath. 620 E. I;[jp;o,;;;;,:~ri Main Sl., Arnold Bros., Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-2448. 5 22 lie •• ,1,-1'_ ' - OH, THE Wll'fOMILI.. NEIEWA UTTLECII.. O~!T WOULD '"""" • oor r I n!LL iiA( IT UKE AA ~EEM'ia- AWFUL LOr o· 'Na..I8LE, JUST la GI:T waTeR! HOW DOTH. INDIANS """""""' ? IT''O HA~O TO eeueve. BUT WH£RE PI?IMROSE LIVE'S THEY DON'T EVEN 0£EP Wiill'GI HAVIi r - ----- lr HAROLP GRAY LEAPIH' LIZARDS I VOU MuST' BE KIOOJN' ME-ER-· - AREN'T '{()ll'? I ... �f '! ' • ! < • H08pital News • • ,1 \, I ,I .; -- . - liu:VISJO-~·~ Forest Rim I ( • --REVlEW ___ POMEROY MOTOR IS -YC3UR BEST ~S:: BET 1<159 Chevrolet 4 Door _:_'---:-- $1,395 HAND ME V8 mott.r . Powerglide, power steering , 'new whHewall til' ~:!~, radio and hf'ater, tan finish. MY PIPE AFORE YE GO 1958 Pontiac HT 4 Door ----:---:- $895 . (vol'\· and g-reen finish . good tires, automatic trans ., radio . 1 and heatPr. [ . !"®POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ (/~ _ OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. POMEROY. OHIO Uf'l. _.!NOTICES LI'L ABNER lr AL CAPP rr MAKES l>lrf wn•., _I WMPO Radio 8:06 Breakfast Pany 8:30 Mutual No... 18:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual News 9:!)5 Breakfast Party 9:30 Mutual Newa 1:"'1 Farm World Nowo 8:35 Breakfast Party 8:.. MoJas County RFD 10:00 Mulllal News 7:00 Mutual N""' 10:05 Polka Party 1:1111 ilrf!akfut Party 10:30 Mutual NeWI , 7:30 Mutual ·J>e... 10:35 Mosie In Tho Air _7:110 Newt R2part 10:45 The Good Llle t!Ot Brnkfall Party . 10:5S Under 0b1o stJea r;G0 .Ne... 11:00 ·Mutual Newa 8:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 11:05 :rop Tea Show t:30 MDIIIal Nen 11:30 Mutual News .& O»UflliW . . 1 • 1:35 Co1!ee WHb Jaaet 11:35 Top Ton Show · 1':45 Betty Newlan ShoW 12:00 Noon Nen 'riLOX'tli &QIBYio p ,.PLLB& 10:00 Mutual News 12:15 Muska! !aterlude VB OPBY PI DBBP't• 10:05 MlnllterlaJ AlaaclaliCI 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:20 Country Hoe Don 1:00 Mutual News VPioloBB Bl't-aaa. NAN,C..:,.Y- , . - 10:30 Mutual NOWI 1:05 Platter Perty BX'taLJ'I' 10:35 Country HOE DoWII 6:00 Mutual News OF 11:00 Mutual News 5:05 TraveJID' Time O;pfiCB£11c WBA.IJ' HID Da'l'R, B:l DOfB BJ' ABSTRACT OF TBUKB, AND NOT BY ART~w. J10P11 11:05 EdueaUonal 5:30 Mulllal News PAINTINGS ll:Ot Country Hoe Don 6 5:35 TravellD' Time • - .... mtluw.,_., -.-. . Swop Shop 6:00 Mutual Newa 11:30 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serellaclo 11:35 Farm l'(ewa , 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 R4(>m Meditations 8:35 SundOWD Serenade 11:58 .Dow Joneo Sloot Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May Molda, Tana&ll rrtdt,J 12:10 Ol!io Newa lt:OO NOoll Newa, woalber Suday 6:00 Sign m 12 ,15 Marte1o 11:20 MUIIe Jual Far You 7:30 Mutual NOWI 1:55 Colllllllllllly Newo l2:11D Lifeguard BuDetln ,_.:_. 1:00 Mulllal NOWI 7:3$ Army Hour 7:45 The l.lle!Jne _,. 1:05 Millie Jual For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Roar. 1:111 Ol!lo Valley News 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:H Mutual fi...o 8:30 Network News 1:05 Sports Tocjay 12:30 Alrl<ultu.o~ Aeon! 1:35 Millie JUII For You 8:35 Hour o1 Donv...._ 1:10 World No... 12:46 OoualrJ Go Hoarx. DICK 1:00 Fultoa Lawlo Jr. Nelli 6 (Rev. Pald JDIIOB) 1:11 Musical Clod .• 1:111 N""' Boat Commontlr1 1:00 Wingo of Heallnl' 1:00 La1<111111Dr 1:10 Country Go 11ouar 2:05 MUBic Just For You 1:30 N!JIIIal Nelli 1:30 Publlo Senlce 2:55 News Beat 2:30 Mutual New& 1:35 LegisloUve RevieW 1:45 8mwen of lile.sln( 1:00 Mid•ay Matill!e 1:11 Mu11e Jual Far You 10:00 Voice o1 Prophecy 10:00 Maoou c..um, ~1:11 Ne... Ileal S:IIO MDIIIal Nelli 10:30 Mutual N.,.1 IQ:05 M al" tbe Ton f:IO DlaoiDa will! 0oao 1:01 Plalter P11111 10:35 Wub. Repta to People 1&:55 World Newa t:JO ~ 3:30 . Mutual NOWI lO:IiO SUnday Chapel 11:00 Tal1r of tbe Ton 1:10 Co!MMmlly Nllll 1:35 Ptattar Plll1y 11:110 Country 11ymo Time lacept Fri. Cbun:b Bolio 1i1D11 1:• WCI'ld 6 NllloDII Nfn t:_OO Maws 11:38 Mutual N..., 11:46 World .,... 1:15 Spotligbo '"' 9por1o 4:30 Lacal Newa 11:35 Country 11ymo Tillie 11:66 ~ Coomty Nen 1:115 Newo 4:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12:00 Comall!nliJ N..,. &:10 Musical Clock 1:00 Mutual Newa 12:15 The Searcb 12:05 ' - kewa 7:30 SJp Off l!!lli TraveUII' Time 12:30 Rev. MerUII Teeta j-.;.:_=:...:=:,_--_.:....::::...:!!:...::~.---5:SO BW Stanuo lparla 1:00 Roar o1 Deds!oa 5i35 TraveiiD' Tlmt BllJy Grallam Loeal News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour • 1:01 Van Patrick Sparta 2:00 The w, Lie •:05 Vaa Patrlct Sparta 2:30 Mutual Newa 1:15 Sundown Sereaade 2:35 Bacl: To The Croll 4:30 MDIIIal NOWI fS:IIO a... Rooeoe 'lbome 1:115 Sundown Serenade 3:30 The Qulet Roar 1:30 Signoff-May 4:00 Mulllal Newa llillanlay 4:05-6:00 SUnday ~ 6:00 News 4:18 Mutual NOWI Country Muolc Tlme 5:00 News lleadllileo . Mutual News 5:30 Mulllal News r - World Nllll 81110 Mutual NOWI RFD 1:00 · Mulllal Hen Mutual N..,. 1:05 Sondowa Serellade Bre!okfaat Party 8:30 Mutual Newa Mutual Newa 6:35 Sereaade Brutllll 7:30 Off ""' Monday '111no PrtdaJI 6:10 Newt 1:06 Saend Heart l'rolriiD 8:20 Country ~amboree 1:30 No... i. a::::--,-_ 0~ Br KIN. Sure! Okat,/1hat'-s I ~qht Ul!th me' Afte r;~~ool i\1ocCay at >m. t h'~ a•one~ qoinq to offer too you,but of CQUI';OI! ~84> alllrleIt! qrave- ." ~~0 ' a o 0 • •oo• •;. ' o 0 ' "' 1 ~ o 0 • By I!RNIE BUSHMILLER > DIP YOU B~INC7 THOSE THINC75? • • WE WELCOME YOUR OPINIONS -----::::----:-----=:-:-:=----WJ EH RAD10 ,,oo 10 ft. wide , 52 ft .. 3 bedroom mobile horne. A·l condition. Priced reasonable. Call Don Williams, Chester 985-3391 can be seen Route 7 almove I State Highway garage. 5 25 3te FO;;::'R:CCE=Dc -:A-:;fR:o--:f:ur-nace with ., buying a New Car? st~er and controls. Reel type 1 power mower, also one hand '60 Buick _ $1,695 mower. All in perfect condi-1 V8 LeSabre 2 Dr. Power tloo. H. T. Dol, on, Tuppers steering. A beautiful car . Plains. 5 :!5 3tp A.K.C. registered Bass~tt hound '59 Chevrolet $1 ,495 SAVE::,· ~- pups. Viclor Wolfe, Racine. WI !1-3023. 5 24 Jtc WANT AD V8 Convertible Cpe . 1mpala. Beautiful all white finish . Shows good care. Std. shift. Blaettnars INFORMATION DEADLINES lito 0A) Bet- hbllr.&IIOII Oollc1lllll' 4-1'111 " • P Ill llatWiay Monda, CAN~EJ.J..A TIONS CORI\E(_TtoNS .uJ 1M ... f).,. ~ IIDtU 11:00 .Ce-llpte(l t1f Ill ~hll ...t\~ REGULATIONS ... i" ~-· ,, ,.,.~ ........... •-IM t'IJht •d• to tdlt or r*teeT •n:oo llef!'med ohjeetiDD•blll lr'<trt ILI!.oald b!l npnrtltd iftlmed1-'•IJ The rtUbt~Mtef WW not W rewponOhll fon ~ WTI nl'll' tn"n~rppf 1n-rfto11 RATES For Want Ad Service • c-u per .-on~ ....,. ~'""­ IIJalmum Ctt•••• .,.,.q 8(1 · • Cfll'l Pill' •ord f<>• 1'brH i!OD- ; ••"'"' IJt.Mnlmaa Pal! ..-. "" t cenll Pfl •of'lll ~~~ 1M Nl•rlq for ad•~ rtillftl It "o' " w!thl• 111 "•7• lltM" ~-'" ~ 'lr .. m r: AKD Of TIIA/IIKI - ll .U ror • • .,,.. lltftlaau'l tadt ..,dhmn.. 11 ll'nt".. 1(" flhlfwlriH •' ' .... " ' O"FII'~ 11.11• • ; ..._~ ,., ~ · D'!lhll..... pn •"r4 ' • I ll H()URS ''" ·\ \1 ' \1 , I I~ H:t '00 .,u,.. IT·..: SO F.AS'r: TO 1--'I.At 'l A itf-S 1 1II l-IHrl!lt t l NG WI\N1 A.O · PHONE WY 2-2157 FIVE ROOMS and bath. 620 E. I;[jp;o,;;;;,:~ri Main Sl., Arnold Bros., Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-2448. 5 22 lie •• ,1,-1'_ ' - OH, THE Wll'fOMILI.. NEIEWA UTTLECII.. O~!T WOULD '"""" • oor r I n!LL iiA( IT UKE AA ~EEM'ia- AWFUL LOr o· 'Na..I8LE, JUST la GI:T waTeR! HOW DOTH. INDIANS """""""' ? IT''O HA~O TO eeueve. BUT WH£RE PI?IMROSE LIVE'S THEY DON'T EVEN 0£EP Wiill'GI HAVIi r - ----- lr HAROLP GRAY LEAPIH' LIZARDS I VOU MuST' BE KIOOJN' ME-ER-· - AREN'T '{()ll'? I ... �\ 'l:l'·' ' ·. • • -, About Bible CrusGde · ' Will COndUct Middleport Church 5ellool • .' . ' ' -~J' .* • NQtr YQU KNOW ' Tile .O,IIIn, .. - - over - 1ee1 111 kaalll .. malllrlly, .. tlie ...._ ... ileal •• ellaleqee. """hn . en tine e ' t re r~!~ .01 The Jlei••·Itfaon .freo ~ . . -~-----------------------....l:: ~ ' ' • P.RlCE FIVE aNTI ~VO~L~'X~V~~N~0~-~3~6------------~--~~~~0~Y~~~~~~~~t~O~H~IO~~------~M~O~N~D~A~Y,~MA~Y~2~7~,~19~6~3~---------------- ~ B y Southern ,States Rash Of Tornadoes Today ] H~t &~nt I . •' • • • VATICAN CITY- Pope dedication In Washington, Dy By United PrHS International Flood-building thunderstorms followed a rash Of destructive tornadoes into the South todoy. At least 15 h omes in Oklahoma City, Okla ., lay in shambles. Thunderstorms and lightning streaked across morn. ing skies in Oklahoma. Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Ala· · 1bam a and Mississippi . Severe storm warnings were up • Ilor Arkansas and Oklahoma. 1 NEWARK. N.J. (UPil - A mas- John~E~~~~~!;~ c- <. Twister In Oklahoma City Si~lnN.J. Ferrell, members of the .1' ;;. .r<;-:'e ! Fifteen Homes Leveled Turnpike Wreck Kills BEIRIJT, Lebanoo - Syria and lraq'a apparent second ~hts oo,.Arab federalloo to-· day · place their proposed ..,. lion with Egypt in serious doubt. Botb natillll8' rnling Baath I<>Cialist parties have given 'Clear indications ~ recent weeks they are having misgivings' about implementing t h e union plan resched in Cairo April· 17, .£ .sive chain reaction collision of 1 cargo trucks and passenger cars 1 on the fog-shrouded New Jersey Turnpike early today killed at ' least six persons. Police still were cutting thr•>uglh I ' --- - ---· ·-· Pope John's ·cOlldit•IOn 'SeriOUS • ' - ~· l 1 Tornadoes ripped through Okla- homa , Missouri and Kansas Sunday. The hardest hit was Oklahoma City where one witness aaid twin twisters split, then fused 1 taek together. Advance warning was credited "llh saving hundreds of person• :from InJUry and possable death. VATJCA~ CIT\ ILIPJ) - Pope As it was. at least three person1 ! .Jolu~ XXIII remains m "\'er.y ~~i- ~ Wert> mjured , one crdically. m1s condUJon df'Sp!!e ophm1sl!c Th t t statt> ments that he is Jm rovm e wm \\lsters cut a path 'd d p g. lof destruclion tv.o miles wide ~:md I,. 1 va tcnn sources sa l to av. 1 I , •· · ff ' . t .V •"X"mHt ll'la 1 source a t e a11• seven m1 es o11g m a rural al't'a 1 • • of eastern Oklahvma City A 76can smd the 81 -year-old ponli£f, ·.. I d<~ogerously ill following a second I year-o~ womau "'~as crttlcai!J i attack of internal blet"ding within h~lrle:hen her mobile home was a week, spent a good night and npp apart. lepvrt feels •·so mf'\\·hat ?etter--;-thf. im ·[' Elderly Woman [ajurt'4 ica II~· p! O\ ('mcnt JS r·untmumg. , A 93-year -old woman was llerlo s Fri- But nthPr sour{'f's said that de- nwsly inJured l''hen her mobjlt ~ a .spite lht• delibf'rate optimi sm or home was struck near Luther, ighrst the offi c· i;J] w:d semi-official pro- Okla. ~1\' f'd nouncement ...;, tht· Pope Is weak . The town of Bowlegs, Oklf.. • e Col· although he re mains lueid . rN_ -eived hea vy damage, ._!though j Mino injuries v.-ere reported. The comProf. AntoniO Gasbarrini. the Oklahoma National Guartl !"IP pon!1fl's person<Jl physician. vis- ca lled out to rontrol traffic ina niver· ' ilM lum !o;hortly "before noon pre-vent loot ing. ·' ma jor ,()(lay. Thret"-inch hailstone feU at Dial Do,t.tor Is 1'\'oncommittal \City and baseball sized hail feU - : was I When aioiked how the Pope was, al Midwest City, boJh in tl_\e gl:!a11 _and I he said : "Ynu must understand era! area of OkW1yma Clt'y. Tgr. livit~· . : vou must understand . 1 can so~ nadoes also tollched !lit Lake CU. tudent ;Jothing... · tou, Edmond, Jefferson, T~ums~ ~ dub, I Wewoka, Holdenvill~ Roecoe. as a The Pope n~ce i~·ed his aide, jo. Bethel and Panama. · t h e Amleto Cardi na l C1rognuni, Sun-: In Missouri, the sheriff'a offit't day night ond again this morning spotted a twister in the lir ne 1u .s par- for routinE' tli.~eussions of church . Highlandville, but it did not toucll :o-cap- business. The cmdinal is vatican :down .However, heavy tai01 sent . taskf't·l se£reta ry or ~ t<:~te and meets the : rivers in Missouri raging, and ember i Pope rej;!ularly for a briefing on roads near Walnut Shade, Mu .• 'le son church affall'!';. and Tolla, Mo., were closed. Oiler, .. . . ! Lightning hit and toppled the •tlends C1cognam 1s <:~b{lUt the only ' st-pl 1 h h . J 1_ , • v · ff'• l . •<.-'<O ~oacurcmopln ll10 Chrl.st. at Jean o lCICI outs1de his IH'ivate some cars were stranded ' on ·•t ent.ourage that tht> Pope has seen · nearby h'ah b · tl t t 0d [ ~~ way y wo 1er 8 to '' m le pas w ays. inches deep. About two inchf's uf I The semi - official Vatican rain Fell in the Joplia lrt>a il 1 Y sourees iO<isled I hal "the im- two hours. Legion pro\' ~ men t is conlinuing." I I i \ ; 1!rtt'~h D.-ive·ln -· -..---:- - -: ' ) J., . ... "'THI INNOCENTS" TONIGHT . lciauno- Brazzi, Tina Loui11e "11101 Of SYRACUSE" {Eastman Color) -andCesare Danova and Sean McClory in "VALLEY OF THI ... , DRAGONI.. SATURDAY, MAY 2S, 1963 SevPral Activities BMM ,Y ~ ISOUTOFTH .' ~- ,. ' MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIIOY. OHIO SUN., MON. and TUES. Moy 26-27·21 POUNDS Of TROUILI" (Teehnioolor) (Hilarious Dimeyland) li''l'onY Curtis, Susanne PleshPhil Silver.s, Claire 4 year old girl , 'and Kevin Take advantage of the sal.e prices in every department all over.the . store. , . Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ' . ·morial l tfle , Wlll be ' was not out of danger from his . u.s. via OnRoute33 tfle Relay commuilicatioa, llllellil-. . SUNDAYI I NBC-TV , ' ry an- Town W orkf'rs Are ,:.o~:: For flrive exchange building. Meigs county Deputy Shmfl investigated til~ Mrs. Clarr>nce McNeal, chair· ::r~~~ Frank and reported that the , Named ~· .< school ._ i" ' ~ to par- ; man or the \1iddleport Cancer ~ 1 D a y . Crusade Drive in the village • > •sPRAYS Fresh Potted Plants \ 9tranlums, Mums and Com- •:. bination Pols. Order early, Stamps. ~ Tank Service I· We handle .U 111- of taab lor bottlt au. We · 11en1ce what we ...U. WY 2-2039, Dey or Night Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlll1rd V•n Meter ·Vf. MAIN POMEROY and a passenger both e~ · injury, , app(Oxlmately 100 were victims of t h 1 Several of the crates with chickens were strewn a wide area -.htn tht! i. 111 Studebaker truck topplt'd I order now. We give TV Ev~e l 1residt>nlial areas, today listed . town workers . ~·~,'JON They are : Mrs. Rov Russell, ~; '• 18, ! Mrs. Robert Burkett, ~r. .;:\. a n d [Euler. Mrs. Homer R1ce, Mrs. · 1:-~ Reeds-- Ida Bachner, Mr s_ Lee Simth, . ~ Mr . Marcus Chambers, Sis 1'~ 7"'- Wi se. Bess Sanborn, Mrs . Nora Driver of the vehicle w a s Mills , Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs.j'l11tom,as E . Stivison, 17, of Lo1Paul Casci, Mrs. Homer Jones, Stivison told officers n. 'Mrs. Paul Smart. Mrs. Jack unable t~ net:otiate 1 h 1 ' ~'"-' '! Bachner. Mrs . Alfred Tbe tl'Jlck came to I stop Mrs. I:.eslie Erwin, Mrs. Ill! top Jn ~- seeded field ownby WUliam Grueser . T h 1 award lge Nieinsky, Mrs. Edward cVJcnf•· •y•les, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mnl. and lrindshlold o1 the truck Ernie Frasier , Mrs. Dale Swearof the ingen . ,Mrs. l,)enver Nelson, Mrt. . county sberill'o Jordon, Mrs . Ted Riley, also arrested Lew Gilllon .of Coolville t We Wire Flowers Truck Upended school ] cr it k<:~l r"' lapse. He \\as weakened by Ihe same hPmorrhaging that 1 are fir~ I slruck h1m !Six months ago i Jnd all ' and rf'turned last Monday nigh1.. · take 1 ervices ! The Vatic<:~n has repeatedly said I A truck foaded with UOO metery thf' Pope's anf'mia is caused by ![ ~~;~~::: I a storn.':leh ailment but there were I went out of control and over Sunday at IJ . I5 p, I uncnnfi rmttd reports of cancer. ' "H on ,State Route 33 just bt!'' " the old Rock Springs tel· \ '? MAY26 Plastic Flowers, PoHecl &Bouquets • Misses Curve, Still In llaugll"r l)~rade I But it was d t>ar that the Pope The 1963 Emmy Awards show getl oH to o ~e, interlllllional start. with a tel«ost .,_. Lonclon to 1 1 RutLAND, OHIO .Phone SH. 2-4811 ·. /~· ''.,,~.·'. on 11ie peace char&e W&OI<end. , �\ 'l:l'·' ' ·. • • -, About Bible CrusGde · ' Will COndUct Middleport Church 5ellool • .' . ' ' -~J' .* • NQtr YQU KNOW ' Tile .O,IIIn, .. - - over - 1ee1 111 kaalll .. malllrlly, .. tlie ...._ ... ileal •• ellaleqee. """hn . en tine e ' t re r~!~ .01 The Jlei••·Itfaon .freo ~ . . -~-----------------------....l:: ~ ' ' • P.RlCE FIVE aNTI ~VO~L~'X~V~~N~0~-~3~6------------~--~~~~0~Y~~~~~~~~t~O~H~IO~~------~M~O~N~D~A~Y,~MA~Y~2~7~,~19~6~3~---------------- ~ B y Southern ,States Rash Of Tornadoes Today ] H~t &~nt I . •' • • • VATICAN CITY- Pope dedication In Washington, Dy By United PrHS International Flood-building thunderstorms followed a rash Of destructive tornadoes into the South todoy. At least 15 h omes in Oklahoma City, Okla ., lay in shambles. Thunderstorms and lightning streaked across morn. ing skies in Oklahoma. Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Ala· · 1bam a and Mississippi . Severe storm warnings were up • Ilor Arkansas and Oklahoma. 1 NEWARK. N.J. (UPil - A mas- John~E~~~~~!;~ c- <. Twister In Oklahoma City Si~lnN.J. Ferrell, members of the .1' ;;. .r<;-:'e ! Fifteen Homes Leveled Turnpike Wreck Kills BEIRIJT, Lebanoo - Syria and lraq'a apparent second ~hts oo,.Arab federalloo to-· day · place their proposed ..,. lion with Egypt in serious doubt. Botb natillll8' rnling Baath I<>Cialist parties have given 'Clear indications ~ recent weeks they are having misgivings' about implementing t h e union plan resched in Cairo April· 17, .£ .sive chain reaction collision of 1 cargo trucks and passenger cars 1 on the fog-shrouded New Jersey Turnpike early today killed at ' least six persons. Police still were cutting thr•>uglh I ' --- - ---· ·-· Pope John's ·cOlldit•IOn 'SeriOUS • ' - ~· l 1 Tornadoes ripped through Okla- homa , Missouri and Kansas Sunday. The hardest hit was Oklahoma City where one witness aaid twin twisters split, then fused 1 taek together. Advance warning was credited "llh saving hundreds of person• :from InJUry and possable death. VATJCA~ CIT\ ILIPJ) - Pope As it was. at least three person1 ! .Jolu~ XXIII remains m "\'er.y ~~i- ~ Wert> mjured , one crdically. m1s condUJon df'Sp!!e ophm1sl!c Th t t statt> ments that he is Jm rovm e wm \\lsters cut a path 'd d p g. lof destruclion tv.o miles wide ~:md I,. 1 va tcnn sources sa l to av. 1 I , •· · ff ' . t .V •"X"mHt ll'la 1 source a t e a11• seven m1 es o11g m a rural al't'a 1 • • of eastern Oklahvma City A 76can smd the 81 -year-old ponli£f, ·.. I d<~ogerously ill following a second I year-o~ womau "'~as crttlcai!J i attack of internal blet"ding within h~lrle:hen her mobile home was a week, spent a good night and npp apart. lepvrt feels •·so mf'\\·hat ?etter--;-thf. im ·[' Elderly Woman [ajurt'4 ica II~· p! O\ ('mcnt JS r·untmumg. , A 93-year -old woman was llerlo s Fri- But nthPr sour{'f's said that de- nwsly inJured l''hen her mobjlt ~ a .spite lht• delibf'rate optimi sm or home was struck near Luther, ighrst the offi c· i;J] w:d semi-official pro- Okla. ~1\' f'd nouncement ...;, tht· Pope Is weak . The town of Bowlegs, Oklf.. • e Col· although he re mains lueid . rN_ -eived hea vy damage, ._!though j Mino injuries v.-ere reported. The comProf. AntoniO Gasbarrini. the Oklahoma National Guartl !"IP pon!1fl's person<Jl physician. vis- ca lled out to rontrol traffic ina niver· ' ilM lum !o;hortly "before noon pre-vent loot ing. ·' ma jor ,()(lay. Thret"-inch hailstone feU at Dial Do,t.tor Is 1'\'oncommittal \City and baseball sized hail feU - : was I When aioiked how the Pope was, al Midwest City, boJh in tl_\e gl:!a11 _and I he said : "Ynu must understand era! area of OkW1yma Clt'y. Tgr. livit~· . : vou must understand . 1 can so~ nadoes also tollched !lit Lake CU. tudent ;Jothing... · tou, Edmond, Jefferson, T~ums~ ~ dub, I Wewoka, Holdenvill~ Roecoe. as a The Pope n~ce i~·ed his aide, jo. Bethel and Panama. · t h e Amleto Cardi na l C1rognuni, Sun-: In Missouri, the sheriff'a offit't day night ond again this morning spotted a twister in the lir ne 1u .s par- for routinE' tli.~eussions of church . Highlandville, but it did not toucll :o-cap- business. The cmdinal is vatican :down .However, heavy tai01 sent . taskf't·l se£reta ry or ~ t<:~te and meets the : rivers in Missouri raging, and ember i Pope rej;!ularly for a briefing on roads near Walnut Shade, Mu .• 'le son church affall'!';. and Tolla, Mo., were closed. Oiler, .. . . ! Lightning hit and toppled the •tlends C1cognam 1s <:~b{lUt the only ' st-pl 1 h h . J 1_ , • v · ff'• l . •<.-'<O ~oacurcmopln ll10 Chrl.st. at Jean o lCICI outs1de his IH'ivate some cars were stranded ' on ·•t ent.ourage that tht> Pope has seen · nearby h'ah b · tl t t 0d [ ~~ way y wo 1er 8 to '' m le pas w ays. inches deep. About two inchf's uf I The semi - official Vatican rain Fell in the Joplia lrt>a il 1 Y sourees iO<isled I hal "the im- two hours. Legion pro\' ~ men t is conlinuing." I I i \ ; 1!rtt'~h D.-ive·ln -· -..---:- - -: ' ) J., . ... "'THI INNOCENTS" TONIGHT . lciauno- Brazzi, Tina Loui11e "11101 Of SYRACUSE" {Eastman Color) -andCesare Danova and Sean McClory in "VALLEY OF THI ... , DRAGONI.. SATURDAY, MAY 2S, 1963 SevPral Activities BMM ,Y ~ ISOUTOFTH .' ~- ,. ' MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIIOY. OHIO SUN., MON. and TUES. Moy 26-27·21 POUNDS Of TROUILI" (Teehnioolor) (Hilarious Dimeyland) li''l'onY Curtis, Susanne PleshPhil Silver.s, Claire 4 year old girl , 'and Kevin Take advantage of the sal.e prices in every department all over.the . store. , . Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ' . ·morial l tfle , Wlll be ' was not out of danger from his . u.s. via OnRoute33 tfle Relay commuilicatioa, llllellil-. . SUNDAYI I NBC-TV , ' ry an- Town W orkf'rs Are ,:.o~:: For flrive exchange building. Meigs county Deputy Shmfl investigated til~ Mrs. Clarr>nce McNeal, chair· ::r~~~ Frank and reported that the , Named ~· .< school ._ i" ' ~ to par- ; man or the \1iddleport Cancer ~ 1 D a y . Crusade Drive in the village • > •sPRAYS Fresh Potted Plants \ 9tranlums, Mums and Com- •:. bination Pols. Order early, Stamps. ~ Tank Service I· We handle .U 111- of taab lor bottlt au. We · 11en1ce what we ...U. WY 2-2039, Dey or Night Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlll1rd V•n Meter ·Vf. MAIN POMEROY and a passenger both e~ · injury, , app(Oxlmately 100 were victims of t h 1 Several of the crates with chickens were strewn a wide area -.htn tht! i. 111 Studebaker truck topplt'd I order now. We give TV Ev~e l 1residt>nlial areas, today listed . town workers . ~·~,'JON They are : Mrs. Rov Russell, ~; '• 18, ! Mrs. Robert Burkett, ~r. .;:\. a n d [Euler. Mrs. Homer R1ce, Mrs. · 1:-~ Reeds-- Ida Bachner, Mr s_ Lee Simth, . ~ Mr . Marcus Chambers, Sis 1'~ 7"'- Wi se. Bess Sanborn, Mrs . Nora Driver of the vehicle w a s Mills , Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs.j'l11tom,as E . Stivison, 17, of Lo1Paul Casci, Mrs. Homer Jones, Stivison told officers n. 'Mrs. Paul Smart. Mrs. Jack unable t~ net:otiate 1 h 1 ' ~'"-' '! Bachner. Mrs . Alfred Tbe tl'Jlck came to I stop Mrs. I:.eslie Erwin, Mrs. Ill! top Jn ~- seeded field ownby WUliam Grueser . T h 1 award lge Nieinsky, Mrs. Edward cVJcnf•· •y•les, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mnl. and lrindshlold o1 the truck Ernie Frasier , Mrs. Dale Swearof the ingen . ,Mrs. l,)enver Nelson, Mrt. . county sberill'o Jordon, Mrs . Ted Riley, also arrested Lew Gilllon .of Coolville t We Wire Flowers Truck Upended school ] cr it k<:~l r"' lapse. He \\as weakened by Ihe same hPmorrhaging that 1 are fir~ I slruck h1m !Six months ago i Jnd all ' and rf'turned last Monday nigh1.. · take 1 ervices ! The Vatic<:~n has repeatedly said I A truck foaded with UOO metery thf' Pope's anf'mia is caused by ![ ~~;~~::: I a storn.':leh ailment but there were I went out of control and over Sunday at IJ . I5 p, I uncnnfi rmttd reports of cancer. ' "H on ,State Route 33 just bt!'' " the old Rock Springs tel· \ '? MAY26 Plastic Flowers, PoHecl &Bouquets • Misses Curve, Still In llaugll"r l)~rade I But it was d t>ar that the Pope The 1963 Emmy Awards show getl oH to o ~e, interlllllional start. with a tel«ost .,_. Lonclon to 1 1 RutLAND, OHIO .Phone SH. 2-4811 ·. /~· ''.,,~.·'. on 11ie peace char&e W&OI<end. , �·; .,_ . . About Bible Crusqde '• Will Com;Irict . Middleport Church SCitool . : I . . . f .•• ' • . ' NQW Yt;)U KNOW . ' ' 'l1lt eapyloora, - ' ubul r- root . w en tine e ......., over IDIM&dl Ill maturity, lo tile 1arp1t ... 4cll ID uiJtoaee. • ' PRICE FIVE CEN11 ~lbeit are ,... "'"table ... llle oJumnl .,.,_ WSC8 ld:Outlli!er dlDIIOr .... ........,..! lutured I ~~lable ·VernGII lltie:*ted IIIII .lc!W',.,.... 10 ...- ... t~ . tho BEIRUT, Lebancm - Syria and Iraq'• apparent second lbot!ihls on,Arab federation t..· day · plact their proposed un'lon witb Egypt in serious doobt. Both nations' ruling Baath Mainly About aocialist parties have given elear Indications in weeks they are having mlsgiv· lngs about implementing I h People In union plan reached in Cairo April 17. • Pomeroy • • ., '- ,. ·-·' i' . . -and- Cesare Danova and Sean McClory in "VALLEY OF THI •• DRAGONS" Sun..Mon. May 26-27 l'lomt Sinatra, Dean Marlin, Saml!l)' Davis Jr., Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop in "SEARGEANTS 2" <Technicolor) -and-. Wanda Hendrix, Den Beddoe "lOY WHO CAUGHT A. CROOK" MEIGS THEATRE I'OMIROY, OHIO ·:~ ·~· Sevf'ral Activiti111 She "' · orial I Arl' Being Planned Sus&I Mr. II Deacons and deaconessea had se First United Presbyterian ehur- leg in: ch in Middleport have planned school., activities for the com- Chee. ing weeka. They are sponsoring Janice, rummage sale Frld,.y and left tO< Saturday, Junt 7 • I In tbe () McMaster Building ln upper Iwt1ere Middleport, wltb Miss Phyllis I. 11..t TV a..! . tli· · ~ .lllrmGB1 ..,. I ,.j ' l f I FRIDAY I ' ,. t :50 Sporl8 7:00 O'Toole Dallll '· t:08BoDaazl 11:08 EmiiiY , ...... tee for these affairs are Mrs. low, wl,· Karl Owen, Mr. and Mrs. py B Paul Haptonstall, Miss Marga· Sweet I· Charlton Reston, Elaa Marti- ret Sauer, Mro. Roscoe FHe, za poll . ll:le News ll:to Weother ll:ti Moole A laJ TONIGHT "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" ' 1%:111 ........ llditc: 11::10 CBS lt,epllt ' l:OOOrlll ~ l:ll Rev. . . . 1:45 TaiirioC lfllollt z:08 sea Baat :" Llvitrc 'l'erlt S:OI Arll Festival 1::10 llovle li:OII I\IIUiteur ll<rur &:JII 11n1 Rev. Howard Ruppelt. Rev . RuppeII was moderator Gloria for the meet1nt1 of the deacon Jonnle ,. and deaconesseo When they ICramer met tbis - k to make plans 1 ~~i~:1 , for the projects. 1, , 1 cooeao • ,. . . c.tarr ; CLVB TO MEET gpencer· The Friendly Neighbor club Mr 1 .e son I chun: h ~:~ff<~ir,.;_ T:lf t..- 7:» ~ •,.' .-. ... --,, "... .il• .,, : . ·, U:III Cllldld Entf Fi/tl. Mr . • ' . .norial ~rade f3 take ..,, . . r ,,; ' ,. enterlab ~-· ~· .....~--·- nerrec!f ~ -, •;,. , daughli' ' birtbdBJ Guesl enbl, M. eSPRAYS Fresh Potted Plants Geraniums, 1\fUDII and Com· blnalion Pots. Order early, order now. We give TV Ml I '' We Wire Flowers Everywhere ;"d ' -~~ l ' . '· s 1 ' . ... .... 1/ • /' ':t· -.' .._, .. "";:"'· • ,, .. ,r1• •J ' Mr . Marcus Chambers, Sis W~ se. Bess Sanborn , Mrs. Nora ,Mills, Mr~. John Lyons, Mrs. !Paul Casc1, Mrs. Homer Jones, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. J~ck 1 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. MIUarcl Van tMtet POMEROY Driver of the vehicle w a 1 Thomas E . Stivison, 17 , of Logan. Stivison told officers he was unable t~ ~gotiate 1 h , .Bachner. . Mrs . _Alfred Par1sh, curve. 1be trqck came to slop I, Mrs .. ~she Erwm, Mrs. Geor-- on its top in a seeded field1 QWn- ·... ~~ ""~ .'" i'· Ernie F'rasier, Mrs. Dale Swear- were damaged. ~, .. ~of the . ingen , ,Mrs. J)enver Nelson, Mrs-. . I The Meigs county sherirf'l from , Asa Jordon , Mrs. Ted RUey, department also arrested Lt!W Jr. Edward Gillion of Coolv!lle on Mrs. Roberl Craig, Mrs. Ern· .a disbltbiDB the peace charge est Bowles, Mrs. NOrman Yeau· ovf' the waetenct. ger, Mrs . John Kra~ . Mrs. · iGordoo Wolfe, Mrs. Paul 8os- .!MN- Getoeroi Boopilol I'tick •nd Mrs. Richard Pickens. l:1~. IGm; 1.. .... ~SATURDAY FORFEITS BOND William Connolly of Long WY 2·2039, Day., Nliht over . award ·ge N1emsky, Mrs. Edward Sty- ed by William Grueser. T h 1 nentary les. Mrs . Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. top and windshir.ld of the truck . "r'! ' .• .."' Plastic Flowers, Potted & Bouquets ~ .• . .· ·~~'X ., •. ;~ :,:~.' '> . Stamps. chlckens were victlms ol: 1 ·; 0 They are : Mrs. Roy RusseU , crash. Several of the crates 18, Mrs_ Hobert Burkett, ~r . James rilled with chickens were strewr~ , IIlli"-~ • llgh\6 cake 101 rodeo. G roo .;-i 8 nd iEuler. Mrs. Homer Rtce, _Mrs. over a wide area -.hen the ilt . '. Reeds- ,Ida Bachner. Mrs. Lee S1mth, ton Studebaker truck toppled ger o! ; · tend bit- ' 'lbect 1 town workers . ~_'.-10N Mr. all( Ernest and Mt soo. Ma ' ' Day ICrt~sade Dr1v~ Hl the vi~lage ca~ injury. resJden! Jal area~. today hsted However, app~:oxlrna telv kens, i and chi' Jull, Ilt dilh TfUCk upended on Route 33 ~rhool 1 Mrs. Clarf'nc~ McNeal. chair- accident and reported that the .o par- 1man or the . M1d~leport Cancer driver and a passenger both e~­ .• Pickens, . aunt, Misses Curve •rv ices 1 1'ht' Va tiean has repeatedly said 1 A truCk l . nelery tht' Pope· s atwm1a is eaused by h' k ~ded With 1.500 . :a stonuwh ailment but there were tc lcedens wenS out of control and . · urn over unday at 11 ·1' p unrunlu·mf'd r('po rlc:; of cancer · " ' · m. on .State Route 33 jus l bt"!H yond the old Rock Springs tt'l· ry an- Town W ork .. rs Are ephone exchange building Pome- , l'iam .. d For Drive Meigs county Deputy Shenfl el be- 1 Howard Frank investigated tht" .. J. ..., • ''· .,__ •· . ~"~'·'·· sm1 In n•ng-. 'I But it was dear t.hat the Pope " 11! be ' wu s not out of d<!nger from his . school critical rt> lapSt> . He was weakened i by the .sa me lwmorrijaging that I 3 r e fir~t struck hun six months ago : •nd all and l'f'llHnPd ta:.t Monday night. : ' A 11:01 c-a Wblt'o llr LIDe n:• CBS ll. .o Q 11:11 Lole.,., 'Channel i:~ ...... •' wtmf..TV . . . . (JA •. '1'111 ..... fRIDAY .... ,,.... ....., ' ,,.. Ilea! llc0o1• t:ltl 0. &·a - a:• has 1 " " Dl . . . . aell, Flsber·st, and Tolla, Mo., were elosed . Oiler, ; Cirognan i is about the only lightning bit an~ toppl~ tht -~e•_Kis Vatican official outside h 1 ~ private s teeple of a church m Jophn. Mo .• , nst . , entoul'agt> thai the Pope SP.en som~ ~~s h were stranded Oil a in the past tw odays. ?ea•· Y Jg way by water 8 to 11 1 1m:hes deep. About t\1.'0 inches of 1 I The ~emi - official Vatican rain fell in the Jopli.a are~ il i I sources ins_islf'd tha~ " the im- two hours. '..egion 1 pt·o,·ement 1s <..'(Jntmumg:• ----- I Utllr.tW meet Tuesday evening at home of Mrs. Lester Jlua- otl Three-ind1 h<tiLstone feU 1t 1 1 WCIG-TV a-iel I Vincent Dabo, Mrs. Francis 1801'rv..l. Anderson, Marcus Chambers, l d:;;~ ,. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Russell LY·I 8 ons, Phyllis Joachim, Mrs. Rl· Prese .. Vaughan, assisted Donna coJ:..y · 1 Do,t.Ur Is N01wommittal ! City and bas~all sized hail feU , was I Wheu ~s-ked how the Pnpe was . at Mtdwest City, bo.lh in t~ ge• ~ -~nd 1he said : "You must un0er st3nd . eral area of Okl,a~~)Jna City. Tgr.. IVtly , I you rnu~t underst and . I !'an :.av nadoe_s also taoched at Lake Caai.ldenl no.tlli ng. ·· · lou, Edmond . Jefferson, Tecum~ duiJ, , Wewoka, Holdenville. ROGroe. as a! The Pope recf:'ived his aide , jo, 8f'thel and Panama. the Am let? Cardinal Cicognuni, Sun-. ln Missouri, the sheriff'• offtce ! day mght and agam this moming spotted a twi ster in the air near · par-~ for routine discussions of church Highlandvillt>, but it did not toucD Kap- business. The eardinal is vatican down.However, heavy r&illfl sent 19ket-1 secretary ot' slate and met>ls the , rivers in Missouri raging, and. .rnher 1 Pope rt>~ UI<~rl_l' for a briefing on roads near Walnut Shade. Mo .• ' ::311 Car M will begin at tbe Middle- ing· loll• pori Pool, Wednesday, June 5, her os; at I: 30 p. m. They are also o1 ! from 'injury and possible death. Pope As it was, at least three persolll I .18Jfll' 7:38 Wall D-. of the group every sum· sltlmlle ICPP - 1 i 1:6 Wealler In July. The planning commit- and dot ~~~ Barcaloni, Harry Guar- .. ¥:4iwtJIU..Lit aw:- ....... Joachim llld Mrs. K1rl OWtn POJ• as co-chairman, Patf planning an ice cream social ~· ~ . o.~ ern Advance warning wa,;; credUecl with saving hundreds of personl .John XXIII remains in "very serl- were injured , one critically. uu;;;' condiiJon despite ()plimistic l Th 1 . sllltPmenl.s thnt he is improving. e wm twisters. cut .• patb 1 V0~1lran sow·ces sitid toda . of destructJon two miles w1de Hnd ISf>mJ-ofhl'Ja! . . . sources al the Y Vatl- seven miles long in a rural ar'a ., I can said fill'" IH-year -old pontiff of eastern Oklahoma City. A 76. vear-old I dangPI'Ously ill t'ollowing a serond . - woman ~as en't'Jca IIJ I <~II<.H'k of interllill bleeding within . hurt •\·hen her mobile home was npped apart a week, spent a good nig ht and · !port feel~ "somcwh<tt better-the im -1 Elder-ly Womu Jajur-.-41 ~~JI~· pi'O\C'mcnt is continuing" A 93-year-old woman WS!i serf. Fri· · Bu! uther sources said that de- ously injured ..-.·hen her mobill !d. a ' !ipite the deliberate optimism of home was struck near Luther. ~~est the olficial and semi -uffkial pro- Okla. ~~~ ed nounceniPnt.~. the Pope is weak. Th_e town of Bowlegs, Okl• .• Col - atth uugh he remains lucid. rece1ved heavy damage, although Mino injuries were reported. Thl com- Pr?f: Antont(t Ga sba n~ini. f~P Ok lahoma :-..atiunal Gwrtl ~ltf pont 1ll ~ pt>rson-'ll p_fty sl n<i n. v1s- called out to ('(lntrol traWe i:d :iver- tted h1m shortl y befme noon prl:'vent Jootmg. ~ 11:41 GlnleB aub l:lll !liulc* .,_.,. l:» TQjli In 9porlw l:45 t::IO Mea's Cbonll 5:118 Womell • liMe 5:10 BuDwlnlile Ull Meet '1111 Prell 1:10 New · II so:veral IIJllortb,., WJU.1Y .... .. .... Ollbollo llllur or The children'' home swim which ia a special pr.. .'' VATJCAN ......... ... ..... -1:41 "THI INNOCENTS" TONIGHT · ftctiUilO Brazzi, Tina Lou.iJe "1110 OF SYRACUSE" (Eastman Color) ·' . 'Senous . , ! ..'. ' . .... . .• .c.•, ,. _ II* 'l'llylw, LOilfl Sprouae Middl• 1l<i1- )llii'l:r "lllfain ReynoJcj, Jr Am-I tom forfeited a 128.'ro llo!l$l,Sot, ·~..~· , , ' ·• ln Pomeroy Mayor Clltt; Dli'"'1~RGES , U'I'IIIIIlAYCourt on 1 lljllili4·· ~~. PometO)'. charge. over the llll!r"*!, ~ $JNDAY _ Pomeroy Pollee ~l'tii&-<!*f,. l'omoinJ, !Ult:r~;:,,~c:,lted Donald W-,-'*1,- ·~ 'IIINDAY - Ill;·"'"'!'''" 1111 a sJl'!'!CIIIIi ella:~: - ; ,.. u!•~~ ,.._., �•· '• ' .. . .. ,. ~,_ ... . : . ' • 1 .J· • ' ~ • 1 1:!===::::;::~-b~ Mar·~ tta ~Q-YOUKNOW ' 'llle • . eoJI)'Ioara, .. ut..t lloat .. lllliUirlty, It lllo ........... olealla nllldee. .'btt«ed ' ..._. """ ... enttne e hJOcbts ..... '""' .lest In le•lllk WU'fHEI .......... Ill' ... ~ IJII'................... ... ~y. nip *llr •7t, ... tooi!IIM Ia .... .. ,.,i t ,_,., I'• Tlae .I~ ,01 Tlae Jlei••·_M_u_o_n_ A_rila_ . ------------: ~ ' ~VO~LL'~X~V~N~0~.~36~------~------~-~~~~0~Y~~IDD~L~~~~~·~O~H~IO~.--~----~M~O~N~D~A~Y~,~M~A~Y~2~7,~19~6~3----------------~· : •• ~~~~-l=a~F~IV~E~~~~~ ' Rash Of Tornadoes Today BEmUT, Lebanoo - Syria and Iraq's apparent aecond lbol!ihls on ..Arab federation to-· day plac' lbeir proposed un'lon wilh Egypt in serious doubt. Both nations' ruling Baath soclalist parties have given clear indications in recent weeks they are having misgivings about implementing t h e union plan reached in Cairo April 17. • • • VATICAN CITY- Pope Jobn XXIII, reported slowly gaining strength bul slill In danger lol' lowing a oecond attack ol inlernal bleeding, remained in •·• od h'le d •·I'" LtCU t ay W I ocw,;, wa !.ec.. out. 24-hour crisis period. pontiff · ed 11· 1 1Sund The al-year-oJd o:y · I I Wtpkened him ser otiS y sIX • '·.': ·late 'MOvies SATURDAY - . ,..- •• w IJI\ -r-·- - - ·-: -~ polntuleDtlor 14'~ (l..lf Cbar........ ~ ·· . &dllv81L ~ -"~· " . q. a, T,brlller, Tile, . ~lbat.. Le41111, aiicl J;lr, Bllsl. a. 13, Chiller, :Untamed Women (ltG2) Dorll Me&'rldL . ......_,,May II, .a. I. Tbt mve.- Kin& Leonarclo" Fury La118bio'n.' . . (Technicolor) 8:00 TV Cl.asst00111 t:OO Ceptala ~ 10:00 The Alvlll Sbow 10:30 ~ .PI8jlboule U: 00 Rm flo 1'la ' 11:30 R01 a_. Sbow II: 00 Sky Kin& 0:30 Newa l:GO Town & CouJ11rr ~~~:~ Mitchum, Alana Ladd, ~ McCrea, Chill Willa and t .(;fary Conway. SUN. MON. ond TUES. Moy 26-27·21 POUNOS Of TROUILI" (Teehnioolor) (Hllarious Disneyland) Curtis, Susanne Ple£hPhil Silvers, Claire , 4 year old girl, 1:30 Bli Picture Z:OO Sports FUIII lli Dizzy Dean Z:30 Glanla va. Cardl 5:011 Doctors AI Work 5:30 Earlf Show 7:110 cannon BaU 7::11 Jac11e Gleuoll 1:10 Defeddon 1:30 Have Gua Will ;ravel 10:00 GIIIIIIDOiro 11:00 Newa II: II Late Show D:OO New1 z: lJ~::~M~urp~ ~y, ·and Kevin En FiJ Mr. enU!r' ner 1 daugl birlh< Guo ents, Pick• aunt, k.... May . • ~ ' . I; Pat- leal Centter. Four · o her ldpersons, ·1 h a mne-yoar.. Sir w ose mo· k'lled · · ed · tl.er crash was 1on Northtrn , were m]ur the Sta m ·. Parkway near Lake m Wecllleldll7, , "'~- ·' _..'i':. blnation Pot.. Order early, order now . We eJvo TV Stamps. ·1'·h •· ..,.,...,_ •.:> ·~ ·.'•r. -·• ...~ • TAYLOR MCK HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - ftob. ert Taylor, wht. for the p a s t t11reo yean bQ been lbe liar of a U!levislon abow, returns to lbe ......., ... WaU Dlsnets hiii8J>Uc drama, "Mlracle of t b • Wbi~ Slallloas." taylor, himself an esper1 rider and a noU!d bone loVer, plays the role a1 Col Aloia J'o4. bajsky, direLf« ol Vlenna'a reDOWned Spanlob llldlllc ScboaL 111 • • INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -The conventional, four-cylinder roadsten stm ruled the Speedway today, but tbl'ft other breeds will continue their challenge tn Thursday's 5C&mile race for a $450,0110 jackpot. two weekeods of qualificalions screened the fastest field lrt lhe gasoline derby's hlslory, With the S3 cars averaging a record 1411.02S miles per bour, eombared with last year's 147,· 330. • WHTN-TV CIMnnel 13 111 • • KATMANDU, Nebal - Two American mountaineers brought down off ~dt. ~y helicopler today for emergency treatment of frostbitten loes. They lold of brealhtaklnl brushes with dealh In lbelr conquest of the world's highest mountain. • • • CINCINNATI- Lew Crosley today resigned 88 oecretary of ' minor league clubs for the Cincinnati Reds, elfeellvo June I. Crosley, .whose futUre plana are llldefltute, will be SUC<leed· ec by James M.. . who p!ioYlouoly served aa club ~actor lor the St. Loulo l!roWDtl 8!ld lhe Baltlm..., Ern< and son, Tho a lit cake rodet lavo, Plastic Flowers, Potted & lotqutts Orioles. I· WY 2·2039, Dlly or Night '· Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlll•rd V•n Mltw \V•IMIN ~s W11'SHINGTON -The Senale • was scheduled to begm debate today on a $840 million menlal h~alth bill described by .Pres14ent Kennedy as ~ "bold new l~proach" for treahng the mentt.lly ill and retarded. Chairman Listera Hill, O.Ala., of the Senate Labor and Pu•(; lie Welfare Committee wlllch studied the measure, predicted the bill would be approved. J, 'I •• •' We Wire Flowera Enrywhere s rin 0 Palrn a~tctor Ma~ g;: t.a.OJl~ two da ~ 'atter uc Th~ wed~mg, attended by Miss , Shores two children, was as much a surprise to her friends in HoUywood as her Stparation from actor George Montgomery in December of 1961 . • • 0 gef I tend . Geraniums, Mums and Com· Bi~~;:~~~h ~~:n:e was eme:r: frrst marria.ge. eSPRAYS Fresh Potted Plants • T 1 1 l'f ~e blo~de singer pick up f~l dwor:ce papers from her 'DiandaJ, J/187 :It a. • 'Jbe Woman Who Turned to Salt. 111111 Cb 13, A Girl In EverJ Port (1852) Made Wllsoa. , Friday, ~711,,01~ ~~ Hoo, Scudda lfaJ (lMIJ ~­ "''a, .. .x • • y . Haver. Cb Qlller, Malt from .l'l8lllil t. •• ,ri Fred MacMurray " N. Y. ed s nd May ~. ~ . .. M«llW"!''I Depth. c::JaJre Norria. C1i II; One Nlgllt In Lls'b\lnt WCHS-TV CIMnnel 8 GUNS Of TEXAS" :MIIIIilaJ, .r., 8 head-on automobJie collision on Long Island in which one ~rson was kil Ied, was reported . d' . od m satisfabc~oryp cobn tltJ~n tMeday at Colum ta res y ertan - . 'luetofay, ..., 11. a. •· Quota; Darron McGavin, C1i II JlahaDili PaSsage (1811) 'lladeo lelne Carron. . 5:45 Race of Week TONIGHT "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" Heston, Ella MntlBacealoni, Harry Guar- .. rW'ch Clf Purgatory•. JOJm ~ ek. Cb IS, The Sbepberd Clf !Ill HJiJa (IHl) John Wayne. 6:00 TV Digest 8:30 News & Sporla 6:40 Weather 8:45 Newa 7:00 Saturd117 ;Jamboree 7:30 Sam Benedict 1:30 Joey B~ 8:00 Saturday Ni&bt Mllvll ll:GO New• 11:10 Wealbor 11:15 Spoau 11:10 Movie I'OMIROY, OHIO • Cllamplon, .om.. ·NoGavin. a. 13, The 'lluncbbacll: • Clf NoiN l>ame ·(llllt) a.artu POMEROY Turnpike Wreck Kills SixlnN.J. RAISING FLAG - Gary Sewell, Jim Harden and Reed Ferrell, members of the Boy Scout troop, raise the flag at the conclusion of post office dedication Sunday. The flag, which had flown over both the Capitol In Washington, C. and the Post Office Department building, was presented in behalf of Senator Youn§l by former lOth District Congressman Walter H. Moehler, now a mem· of the Space Administration Agency.-Sentinet Photo N S ew yracuse p ost . DEADLINE ExnNDED , Cariil Kt!DIII!dy; ~ ol · the P~ lflih ~011, the hal Off,. By United Press International Flood-building thunderstorms followed a rash of destructive lornadoes into the South today. At least U huntes in Oklahoma City, Okla ., lay in shambles. Thunderstorms and lightning streaked across mornin g skies in Oklahoma. Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Alabanla and Mississippi. Severe storm warnings were up ' for Arkansas and Oklahoma. NEWARK, N.J . IUPJ 1-A massive chain reaction collision of cargo trucks and passenger ('ars on the fog-shrouded New .Jersey I Turnpike early Wday killed at least ."' persons. . . I Pollee still we•·e cultmg thmugh: • !angled wreckage m seacch ol I r,ies. They said at least to . er persons were InJuced. lwo critically. an:~h::id::~o~~vo~~~~ ~~~~~~ ' I C e aftt>r the crash .sta te troopers found another truck buried under the other vehkles. I relu:ned lasl D e d i · c a t e d S u n d a y "EW YORK - Actre., Ar· '' . l~ne Francis, lnjured Sunday m GOIIIIbl•, Rulf " Ilead1 RuU & Redd1 Shari Lewll Make RoOm For Dacldr Mr. Wizard Clem & Luke Sh01r New York vs. ClevelaDd 4:15 Scoreboard 4:30 Ted Williams Show 4:45 Sports ThrUJ.g :~:-y a:~h:.n: ;• t.~ 7:10 DoWD OD lhl l'anll · 1:10 Popoye 6 Polo 1:30 1:30 10:00 10:!10 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 . -~-' .pt . • ....,. Mw zs,.a. '· AI>' WSAZ·TV ~ ·Chinnel 3 ~.mmi Dtoive ·In th~~~~a~in~c~h:~ :::~ •. Fifteen Homes Leveled By, , :Twister In Oklahoma City 1 erious ; , RICHARD OILER 1 Rick Oi er T0 } . Pope John's Condition 'S ' Tornadoes ripped through Oklalhoma. Missouri and Kansas Sug.. 1 d~y . The hardest hit was Okla1 hl.!ma City where one witnes.o; said twin twisters split, then fused ' tack together. Ad\'ance warning was credited with sav ing hundreds of person • · rrom injury and possiblt' death. .Jo~~~~~~·;~~ l':.;n: ~:np~·1ve~\.' :~;. ~:r~ ~ 81_ ~~e~~ ~::' c~it:ll~.. rsona ,,.,, .. '""dtlmn d"plle optimtsttc Afternoon· ~~;:~~:~'~:£.:.:~£}~£~~~ Enter M•'amt. u ~~:.',';',:";:. :.~:~ ~;.~'t;;,~ro,;ng :~:;:.t:::o~~~~~~i~=~::~·;~: I ' and 14 - a r N·"'al'k Airporl ·~ '" " It was truck on top of truck t ( k .. d .. Pomeroy 1on op 0 true · sal .state i I . Oki ho ea.<el n a ma C't1 Y· A 7& woma11 was crihcall d~ngNouslv 111 folio'>' mg a second • 1 A large crowd of Meigs resi- served as po$tmaster at t w o by hack from a!ta<·k of mternal bleeding within hurt \\hen her mol.ule home wai and county vJsltors sur- different lime11 and 'was also to Syracuse and for over 60 Tr~~r Robert Behnk_e. d ' a Wf'('k spl?nt a good mght and'!1pped apart · k-ronf 1 an a&aas · Ian t 1o Mr · Lawrenee year 8 1'I wa 8 carried b11J skiff Tue dead and InJUre were · themodern brae • k . . . feels · sornt>\\hat better- the 1m-' Eld rly w 1 l ... t office for ded- and William S. White. He serv- from the Baltimore and 0 hI o ta en to st . .James Hosptta 1 in Richard Oller. Middleport . . .. : e oman n ur ceremposonies Sunday al ed as """'~aster in the 1930's railroad station in New Haven Newark and Elizabelh Gene• al who placed first sch,,lastltalh PI m f'ment Is {Ontmumg I A 93-year old woman was ierlo • """~" · d AI . 8 c. H · 1 · . F. 1• ed h c. .c and early '40's Flanagan reealled to the town an elU8D rotut"rs osp•ta s Ill m the dass of 43 graduates r 1- But other soun·f's Sl'lld that de ous ) lnJUr \.l en •~er ffiuul 1t was Mr WiiiJam J Fbmagan ~kl that moat residents that ainee 1930 mail nearby Elizabeth. day evt!mng was presented a spite lhe de.l•berate opt•m•sm of home was struck near Luther. assistant to· the •Re.,ion-· Syracuse eitit.efll only remem- has been deHvetad by motor A spokesman a t AI extan Bro th - meda 1 1or hemg Ihe h1ghest the off I( 1.11 <:~n~ semi-off 1r 1al pro Okl a. ' " . bo Y and a1so recel\e ·, d I Okl •·· Director of the Cincinnatl ber the nrwt office in the build car and truck to Syracuse. He ers sa id t" ·0 vtcttms, one dea d•1 rank mg nounlemPnt s. •hl' Pope 1s weak. The town or Bowegs, r-~by Ben Quisenbe . said for mort than 18 years the 0 tc. · · d. en't lea 11 y, were sc hoars 1 h t H' •· nd c 1 recet ' d I · post office department. ing owned u'l:'r m~ure Ips o 1o ._.ra e o · although he rem<.~1ns lucid . ~ .e . 1ea''Y d·amage, a lth ough 1 said the new struc· It was located there for rnpre Mrs. Hazel Clark was the able bolh from Sam1er. Ont. ldl"nlih· Jiege, Fmdlay College and \-11· . . no tnJUfll:'s were reported. Thl was built for the residents than 40 years. BeUt Carl- postmaster of Syracuse and cati~ns were not d•srlosed 1m- ami Umvt"rsity dunng com· Pruf: Ant~n1o. Gasharn.m, the Oklahoma NatiOnal GWt~ ~a, S nd the wrote the flrst IJlMe)' order Mrs. Florence Duckworth was me(hately. , menc.,.ment exercJses , ])OntJff s pel so nil I V}lY"IcJ<m. \' IS · called out to control traf(Je d yracuse: ra:e r ~rsons, there on April 27 1102 while 1 the assistant untO her death The crash scene was s1rewn i He will enter Mmmi Univer Jted h• m shm tly l:.ehl!'e noon pl't''>'~c!nt loot mg . ,.I wbo want~ it: ~ clerk for Mr. La~nce. suddenly in 1959. Mrs. Clark re- with ~toes. produce, steel p1pe. s11y in Septeml'ler, and mn ]or •od<tv Three mch hailston~ feU •t rill comtnented the new post ·At flrst the man wu brought tired In 1962. rr~zen (t~h, ~eels of steel and I In Chemical F.ngmeermg DoJior Is None ommiltal \ Ctly and ba~ll SIZed hall feU. jn Syracuse as one of , • ....,,._ . . m1xed WJth oil.. m he was . Whe!J .ask".d ho\1. the Pope was. at Midwest l1ty, boJh 1n biHit in ·the district duriBl'! re_ 1 One Qf the first tbe scene on the 1':1taf( of the Annual. and , be satd. "You must understand eral area o( City. Tarears. .. I W~S Sgt. Robert Loneker of the ' the school paper. The A< tiVIt,v' vou mu~t undl'l's1<md I can sav nadoos also 1ooched at Lab ca. Fol~win his talk Mr RaJl. ' Elizabeth volunteer ambulance was a member of the Student ~otlllng ., - lnu , F.dmond, JeUerson. Tet'Um~ ter turnedgthe latform ~er squad. He found two bodies. One counctl , ForeJgn Language f'lub , , Wewoka, Holdenville., R06coe. lOth D~trict Co essThe Pope reC"c'lVed h1s aide. JO Bethel and Panama. 1 was lyrng tn a clump of we;eds off 1Safety Club!1 and served as a Walter H. Moellerns;hoiD ... the turnpike shoulder Ill the dass Orf lcei, memb('J of the i Amleto Latdinal Cleognalll, Sun In MLSSOUII, the .sherlff'a offiet . • U marshes Another lay ne<:~r a sernur play casl. day n1ght and <~g<:~m th1s mornmg spotted a tw1ster m the air ne~r acting postmaster wrekced truck . j' Rick was active in sports par· 1 for ruutmt' d1.,euss•ons of church HtghlandviUe, but 1t did not toucb Hubbard with a_fl~ tbat A 46-year-old Pt. Pleasant man Sunday fell apP.roxi- Some of the trucks were en ttcipating 10 football as co-C"ap- 1busmf'ss The t'<Jrdmal 1s \attcan down However, heavy rams sent flown over the nation 5 capo mately 100 feet from the New York Central railroad r~ute to markets m New York itain in his semor' .vear, baskei ·l sl'<'ret<lry of state and me~ts thf' . nvers m M•ssourt raging, and and the post office .~epart- bridge crossing in Kanauga and drowned in the Ohio C1ty. • Iball. baseball and a member i Pope rf'!;:ularl.v for a lmeltng on road~. near Walnut Shade, Mo., Tbe flag wSas raisedBoyby River. Y. B. Coates, 53, of Roseboro. of the golf team . H.e b the son church alfau·s. :and Jolla, Mo., were closed. , of lhe yracuse Found at •• a. m. Ibis ~ N C d . I lh R C fAg . hLrung . h'1t and toppled the .......... · ·· a' rtver or e · · 1uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oiler ,. . . troop • · b u s Coa 1 """"d ff' ·tled ~H r· c . d .· · ' Ctrognam " about the only t . Jophn. . 1\fo.• • mg y . . S uua~ 0 1eye Wl•n:;Sses repor \.AJverson au mg o., v.as nv· 5~ Broadwav·st and attend s , . .. . . _ _ seep 1eof a church tn 1 Paul A. Mil~er. past ~~sl- cials was Clyde Hayman, a Ia- they saw a man fall from the ing a load of crated chicken~ Ithe Middleport Church of Christ. , \at lc~n of •c•al oul stde hi.<: P~Jvate . some C<:~.rs were stranded on • of the national ~ssocta&aon borer. b··idge, Pt. Pleasant police, fire when he ran into the fog. :ntourage that the Pope has s~n nearby highway by water 8 lo II Postmads~rs lhe mdedtr~ucedt' The man apparently slipped volunteers and the "When l hit that spot you In tht' p<:t~l tw o<lays. inchf's deep. About two inchE>S uf atten mg . ICB wn from the brlaie around 1:30 Guard officials began coukln't see a thing.'' he said. Rullantl Is RPaf1~, The semi - official Vatican rain fell in the Joplio arej il ~nd F~nk R. F~rresi r,:st pre~ Sunday ~t shortly before 8 !'oum.•s msi~ted that "the im· lwo hours, It lasted "The tremendous fog just "eemed ' For ~lt>morial DaY the N~ ona ague . NYC train passed over the and resumed to collapse from the sky. It was R 11 d A . prou•ment Ls conlinuing" ----Postmasters, mtrod~u;c=ed:=;~~~:~~~~;· Dr OUv Eh thls morning. the worst I ever saw. It just fell l _u an . men~a,n .eg~.on · ,·ng poslmas•·r. . er thJs s enaur, Po.st 467 Will obsel\f' VlemO!Ial l a..:: coroner said mornvlctim Wll the son of on me." i · . · Still h• Dangt"r • 1' , all around the state • lbe Ja•· Mr and ·Mrs Henry iDay Thursday w1th a parade ! But 11 wa~ d t>ar that the Pope wao probably caused ~ · · ' · · ' . 1 11 be 1 tended the event. drownin No mar-s were Hayman, Mason county. He had ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - begmnmg al 9 a . m. . t WI ' wa s nut out ot danger trom his l The dedication opened with found on man's bcxly, endaddress. He is Don Quisenberry, Syracuse, Mrs led by the Rutland ~llgh sc hool ' entlr·al rPbpst> fit> was weakened I by the Southern ~al ing rumors he had been struck by two brothers and Floyd Barringer, Reedsville. band . . . 1hy tht• sarne hemorrhagmg that[ school' band under direc. sister DISCHARGES SATURDAY _ AU Legton membets are fir~ 1 struck him stx monu1s ago I of Edward J~son and the b),: .::::·wu found SO feet The ~y Is at Stevens Fun- Mrs. Blaine Riggs, and daugh· requested lo b~ p~est>nt and all and rt>ILinl €'(1 last Monde~y night. ; by Actmg Poetmashome. Arran rnents will be ter Hartford w. Va ., M r s. 1veterans are. mv1ted to ~ake , , . 1 Hubbard · below the NYC bridge, I •· g L ' C t' ' Reed 'II Ha part. Memonal dav se-rvwes t The V<.~ilcan hax rept>atedly said · A truck loaded WI'th I''"' imately 150 feet ·from shore aa..::r. arry ur Js sv1 e r· h P . ed b . .:. "' of Ceremonies for the Coa Guardsm Albert . ry Adams 'Portland .Jessie will be at the Miles Cf'm<'lf'ry I t t' opP " aJwmJa •s caus Y1chickens went out of control ;:JIIJ . was Syracuse st en RUIIIMAGE SALE / N ase ~son· Jani'ce Pa e at 10 a . m. I a slom;.lrh .:ulmen1 but there .were turned over Sunda at II lS . e ' • g • u•1 eunt ll'm(•d report~ of t·ancer Y P Herman Lond on. The invoea· er and Harry MUier found the 'Jbe Youlb Fellowship of the Rutland; Bertha Conde, Porn.. i · · rn. on Stale Route 33 just be · was given by Rev. Car Melhotllst church wiU roy. FIREMEN TO MARCH j yond the old Rock Springs tel· and the benedlctton by W sponsor a rummage oaie Fri- ADMISSIONS SUNDAY F1re Chrel Henrv Werr; an· Tnwn W nrkl'rs Are ephone exchange building . Howard- Ruppel~. day and Saturday, May 31 and Constance Cheadle, Rutland. noune<d today th•l all Pome·[ Nalii I'll For Drive Meigs county Depuly Shertfl Orvllle Brooks sayre, owner June 1, at the Davis-Warner Mrs. Dan Brown, Minersville. roy flremf'n are to meet be ' Howard Frank investigated th<:> lhe new post office wao building in Pomeroy. DISCHARGES SUNDAY _hind the Pomero)· High 'chool , Mrs. Clar,•m•e McNeal. chair- accident and reporled that tho during the program, Mrs. Patrick Johnson and son, at 8:30a.m. Thursda) to rar -,ma n of the Middleport Cancer driver and 8 passenger both 6 . Mrs. Elma Louks, WIENER ROA.ST Middleport; Don Quisenberry, ticipate in the Memorial Day Crusad~. Drke in the vi~lage caJ)ed injury. 1res~dent1al areas, today hsted ~owever, app~ox.lmatel~ 100 o~, Syracuse Eleme~! S Cub Scout. Paek 224 will have Syracuse; ~ohn F~ick, Pome· parade. Ode To Amerl~~ Flag a wiener roast Tuesday for aU roy; Beatnce RaudP.n, Hartto .... n worker~ . chiCkens were VICtims ol t t1 e lo lhe flag r8Istng. The MASON CITY - Rev. Jack Scouts and !heir parenla at ford, w. va. MARRIAGE APPLICATION They areo Mrs Roy Russell. crash. Several of the ""''' apthem wa~ led by Welch, pastor of St. 'auJ's p. m. At the roadside BIRTHS SUNDAY-Constance ] Wilsoo junic:- }'utman, 18. Mrs. Hobf'rt Burkett , M.r. James filled with chickens were strewn Margate! Cottrill. lhem Qlureh In ('jew Haven, Middleport. Boy Scouts Cheadle, Rutland, a son, Mr. Coolville Rt. 3, Iarmer . and i Euler. Mrs. Homer Rice, Mrs. ·over a wide area when lhe l '> SyrQcuse resident Robert BacealAqroaiA! Mlddleporl and lheir par· and Mrs. Floyd Barringer, !Frances Lurille Hood, 17. Reed s. !lda Bachner. Mrs. Lee Simlh, ton Studebaker truck toppled read a hlslOT)' of lbe mon to W~ Jll&b will be guesla. Reedsville, a son. lville. Mr . Marcus Chambers, SIs over. post office w hI c gradllallnl10nlors ~y WISe . Bess Sanborn, Mrs. Nora Driver of lire vehicle ,. a 1 ·hack 1o l8SO when th ing 1rt the Wahama D Mills. Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Thomas E. Stlvison, 17. of L.r Pootmasler, Geor Uslllfl the topic Is . a z•e e en er op war s ' Pau\ Casrt, Mrs . Homer Jones, gan, Slivison told officers ho , Sr., was Installed. " Rev. Welcb ,uplalnMrs. P•ul Smart, Mrs. Jack was unable to negotiaU! t h , Among eorlf locationt of 1o group ·~1 wisdom ll . ' · ' Bachner, . Mrs. Alfred Parish, curve. The truCk came to 0 slop office iD Syracuse wer God ..,.r hao ®me .down • . Mrs. P.eshe Erwm, Mrs. Geor- on ils top 1n •roeetled field own· ~ (sloct lor earlb wilb J..., Ou:lol. He By VIIIINON SCOTT Marshall'• se<011d straight lri-< besl program of the year award 'ge Nieinsky, Mrs. Edward Sty- ed by William Gru..er. Tho ~D 8 ~ the ll'adUite, .that .wil- VPI lhfbaw4 CorrespOadenl umph resulted from his portrayal -as well as best ducumt>n1ary lles , Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. top and windshield of the truck lbe ~~m , S. Ia prell!'~t not only it our. HOLLYWOOD IUPI! _ Shirley 88 the stralght·iaced defense at. laurels. Erme Frasier. Mrs. Dale Swear· """' damaged. storage build~ (~ dowa) bqt ~ tU' elaurooma Beotb . ud· E. ·G. Mar•hall. two torney on ihe highly rated "The A grim and true account of the 1 ingen, ,Mrs. l)enver Nelson, Mrs\ · The Meigs county sheriff's '*"!-bel Olddleo homo, .In our wbatevor .lhey •k!·proo from Broadway, •bared Defenders" &eriea. digging ol an escape tunnel from ,Asa Jordon, Mrs. Ted Riley, tleJ>artmont also arrested Lew Flalla&an said When · be. . · leleolllon'a lop awards today as Another Broadway veteran, Kim East to West Berlin beneath the' Jr. · Edward Glllion of Coolville on Barttla ~ · ,j!yr~oe ~eljlh . the best actreu ond actor of tho stanley, won lbe best single per· I infa...us wall, "The Tunnel" ao- Mrs. Robert .Craig, Mrs. Ern· a dlsturbloe lbe peace charge · he lllOI'ed the of. , lnlroCalion. lli!IMI oeuon. forlll8llce Emmy for her role aa tually was f•lmed during the event esl Bowles, Mrs. Norman Yeau· the -.nd. to bls resll;lence and · The olau Mlu. -.11 ltld MarobaU both a drug~cled lawyer In a two- itself. The controversial show was gor. Mrs. John Kra'f>czyn, Mrs. · his alore J!hleb . woe lll liwlllay night'• part ••gment of lhe "Bell Casey" delayed in being tel•vised for lwo Gordon Wolfe, Mrs. Paul Boo~ ~ lloopltol NuaroDI CJiltu:cll 11111-..1. awartll prooenlationo series titled "A Qlrdinal Act of months heoause of the BerJin ,lick and Mrs. Richard Pickens . . AD~ sATURDAY lbe, !11m ·\he 11 the . . rep Mercy." crisis. . Eilzi.~ · 11,, Long BDIWllllam La........,. Jar ...., II ·WII the IOOIIlJll year English ttor Trevor Howard SUnday !light's awards wero FORrEITS BOND . - ; I · · Sprouse, Mitldl• fer Ill a ,_ 1!9111 lion. WQ voted the Emmy lor best ~led to stor-•tudded audi. William Connolly of Long IIQI. port; · lleyncida, Jr., · 1111 WOII oingle performance by• an ac:tor ence1 In New York's Hotel Am· tmn forfeited a $28.'10 bc!pd . ~t.- Polpolv, · r. ber role lor his title role in "'l'be In- ericana wilh Arthur Godfrey as urtfay in Pomeroy May~,, ·Dl!'~;~o\RGES SA'i'URDAY' II! viDillble Mr. DlsraeU" which WH host, In Hollywood's Palladium les Legar's Court on a < :~~. Pomeroy, 1 ~ SUNJMy a baemad II a llf8JDelit of "Tho witii Joey Bishop In Ch!ll'll". and (J1i ehlll'gt. Over lbe !itt per- ~ HaU Clf FJme." ' In the Sberaton-Parlt Hotel In jlle Pomeroy Pollee ~- ..-.,. Lillie BuUtwu a docullleiltary, "The Wuhinjljln, p.c, wlt~ Cbtt Hun~ mtnl cited Donald Weise, .-, : ' '~AY 'lllluioli" whl"" ~-. r~, ~ ,It1 ~~~ '~;, ., , Syraouse, on 1 speed(ql ~. , IJ!.;'~~ . 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