https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b6f5bada51c4c3bace9c8b3b447a2f8b.pdf f96597f841616d16ee1b49cb520bbd33 PDF Text Text '' ' �Dally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 12 1960 , · Shower Held Pre-Nuptial Shower Give n For Kath ryn In Hono r Of Slack At Lead ingh am Home In Syra cuse Rece nt Bride llrs. WWls Leadingham ' MAR RIAG E ANN OUNC . ED , • · Middleport PTA. Holda Mainly About People In Pom eroy ay LUCI LL Meetin11 Mondtrr Nirht Ka lad Hind)', pret/'dent , w11 in .:har1e or the meetln1 of the Mid­ dleport PTA Ex.ecutive Board whkh w11 h e ld Jut n ight at the hiJ:h school. and Mrs. Ada Slack were hostesses Mi.!S Connie Woodgeard w bose · to a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Kathryn Slack, Friday ev en­ marriage to Dile Bro'N'll was an I tt.AW ICINI event or March 2tl was guKl or lnll. April 8, at the home of Mrs. Leadingh am. Rev. and Mn. Lewis Berger of 'i\.t Ncl'Ulion room WH dehon or at a shower 1:ive n rece nt· Variou1 rna ttel'I for t he future Colum bu1 visited Sund1y afler­ erm .in London, Mrs. Gnce Oiler l y by Mrs. Eugene Conde an d in 1fMn ind yellow in l-l were diacuued and the Kindergar­ noon with Miase11 Auguat.1, Lucr e­ keepiq will lb,e tater Seuoo. M lss Bonnie Hubbard , Mr s. Al- Mr�. Ceward C111lvert at the DAV ten clau will h avt the progra tia a m for nd Ada G enhemier. Miss .t'ra11k1� Hall. Gifb 1"eft pla� on I table COY· bert Duckworth, the PTA meeting nea:t Monday, Ap­ Debb ie .Kitch e t:u re Mumaw, n t urned Carroll Norris, Mrs. to itN4 wttJt. 1 wb.tte t.able clo th cenMI 18. her hom e in Chilli c-othe after a A :,ellow and sreen rolor t heme teted w'llb I lu1e bride doll � isses Co,:t nie and Barbara Le ad­ week. 8 was viei c arrie d t Out in wltb the decora• her gra ndmolh• Others attendtn1 the mee tin& dreaed witb I tt.?a witb I veil 1�gham., Richard Salser, Earl Wat­ er, Mrs. Alma Kitchen. She was Gifts were Mrs. Ben Phll10J1, Mr1. Luc)' falllnc lo the table and carrying kins Jr , Mias Eleanor Kay Schne1- tio n s .and re!re1h menls. .accomp anie d ho m e by her fa ther, were placed o n I table over GNlil, MJu Mildred Hawie.)', Earl the tradiU.nal bridal bo uq uet. der and Mias Shll.J'on Cottrill. Willia m Kitchen .nd her uncle, h icb was s uspe nded a w yellow nl1ht and L. W. McCom11. K streamer, of yellow and creen Not prese n t but se nd ing girts an d green u m brl'lla wit h slrt'lm• Howard KHCh en Jr., who vlel ted were centered over the doll ' s were Mrs. Carl the ir mo ther. head by wedding bells ;ind tap­ Pearl McBride, Hubbud, Mrs. en extendin g to the table Federated Church Open Mrs. Mn. Pearl Hyse ll and grand1on Hele Siu• n ered to lhe corners of the t.1ble. vage, Mrs. Games were played a n d priU'S A m hrbie Rodne Fla y na ga n , Hy&e •� nt t he U weeke n d Each Day Till Eaater 1bf! nfnt�ment table alao was Mn, Clara in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. of Portla nd, awarded lo Mrs. H1rry Bolinger The Federated Church, Setoud covew,J with a wbfte table cloth Mrs, HerbertSarson Otho Keen am. r, Mn. Flor­ and Mra. John Boliriger and Mn. and Lynn Sb'ffte, •ill be open and centertd wilh I large cake de­ ence Harden, P..rke Mra. kl Nease, Jolm Hami l ton . Mr. an d Mra. Charlea Buck were e ach day durln a tbl1 Holy Week corated wtUI ea& Ulidividut1 &erv• Mrs. A. H. D urst, Af t er t he . honore-d gut>�! open• Sunday evening dinn er guests of The public la cordially invited to i111 ln Jellow wedding bells with Diddle, M.n. Don Mrs. William td her nu,ny lovel1 gift s . refreah· Lil.le, Mo.,,ao­ Mr. and Mrs. Willa r d Ebenb1ch enter the church lot re st, medi ll'ffD bow� An 1n11agement of hert Crow, Mra. Mayme mtnls of lee rrea m centefe d w ith t,. Hol.me .and daughter!i. 1, tion a nd prayer. Euler flower& ftl placed a t Mn. Bob While , Mr 1 ,reen umbrella, cake . topped s. Lige S hUllds, . MlSll Nettie Koe h ler spen t Sun­ Heb eno Of the qbte. Service, of wor,Jtlp wlll be held Mr&. Charles Neuma n , Mn. Mor• with yitJlow and a:reen umbre llas, day in, Gallip olis with Mrs� 0110..- _,,, tlaY!tl 111d priaa ris Har den, Mn, Lela in the (:b1,1rc h on Wedn esday even, �Uee an.d m ints i n the slriaJ>f' of He.ndr Charl ix, es We aver a nd other rela· won by Jin Jarnn, Qulck, Mn. Jlo.. Mrs. Dick HarriJ. Ml'll. ing at 7:30 o'clock, on Thursday UQllti�Jlu were �e y r ved the h o s­ b Oen . Sb■ne, Live11. bert Hal'dep, �. Ro!a t.eadlng• Mrs. Janie& Thfor even te11es. ing at T:30 o'clock a11d on Eas­ d· , Mr� and Mrs. Willia m Park er Sch neider, Mn. Teaford., MiQ !leanoMils Janice hf.m, Mn. ter Day a t 6:30 a.m. and J0:2'1 a.m. , t.rroJJ an d , fa m ily c,f Columbu s were .,\tieodU,f . were Min JoEllen Don Cottr\U. Mt&. Vlrill Te.aford, Mrs. Lln da Roae We we lc ome you to a ll or these ab'd Sunday 1uest11 of hi1 parents, · Mn. · Dfclr: Follt(Jd, Mi,u �ndra Smith, Misa Mn. RQJlood StlMr, Mia, Susie Winebrenner. services . Mr. and Mr1. Edward Parker of R'tllb P'arm er, ·M r,, William Wal, Telford .land tllie door prize waa M a MRS. lt1CHARD ,HA,4its ·: ; l1ee, . Mn. Carl Will, Mrs. Bolin• wu won ,by Mill _.\pril Tea ford. , . , i�'. :�tMr, Ray Woodi•ud : · , •. , . Miu S11tlr: reQeived maru, beau• · ·1er, ·Mrs. Ltil1od Sluon, M fsa Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cochran. PortJand ··n.p:, are •aimoQ'.nc• and •on Timm y vi11tec1 Saturdsy tile• an • · . . 11; ,' ilirlene Sch oll, MiS& Be:verly tilul &lfts , and rotlowin g the open• _ . In Larieuter. wi th Mr. and Mrs . ing',tpe marriage of their granddaugh b ter; 1n , inc of tlie , aift,a, refreshm ent!: of A.Uce look bl Mar Marie rew, d '11tt, Wlrd, Ao 1 • y - ,. C al)Q1 , .111Jo1 Mrs. Mary . K,niehna n, Mi11 P.1tty 10 RicbJrd A. H arris, son of Mr. and Mn.' Walter K. Hanis , Jae� w.., ••d .llr. and �M ..., El, ., call:e, coffee, nutJ .and mint! were ··- ·� . , The . Cardi n al Pa tt; ,on Kennedy. 01 · (;,lrl Blake-Jee, lffaa Jane mu ta 1 aerved to the above ment ione d Srout Syraciise. _ , nter. Tr_oop Six �t AJ,;,n-,..y__ ... . M.t.., Rolf,, Jlprak,t Carpe : . Mr. and Mn. William Nease eet •�� lM ... , ..,. and Mn. Wlllian, f'!i(' h lngt-r, Mra. Sl Th Mrs. e _bride was a student at Racine Jean· hi&ll ,c'hool and the and family •I M iddletown I 'hool with their le�del'I, M'r1. Her; Dad9Y. Mr1. 'n'a n k Johnsto n , Mrs. bier � .,. , -� were Mary Hubbai-d, Mr11. Earl Watkins, bi:rt groom 1s 1956 a gradu ate p of the Pomeroy hi ,i:hool. He bas the weekend g ue Dixo and Mn. Roger Spen• Hi.rry N ill of Loga n, Mrs. sts or lheir par• j leu � �t ·� •1.rt Mn, Harle Elson spent the past three yean In the U. S. Navy. and .. . .y T. Joh mon , Mn ccr. at thrnDixon home. ls, now em- •nto, Mr. and Mrs. Clil/ord P hilwhlte � l& Kennedy La ncader Mrs. Ha m il• ploy d al Cleland ' s TV Store in Pomeroy, il'he you!'ll co� ple 1 ll pt and Mr. a n d M". U, During lhr meetin� a di sc1111sio'n ton and rlaughter e tn t�,:t i_;,m �Wf.; 1' s. !, was hel d on badge& to be worked Mra, Glad s BrownJ�dy of Logan, are now at home lo their friends on College !loid , 8yra s e . Nea.1 e. � , Mrs. y JoAn n ,---,,-,---,- --:----:c:-:-::--=----:-,;c..-,___;_,__r:: (_U on this sum m er. Pla na \l,'l!re mad<: Ta t\e non , Mis1 .__ Mr. and Mrs. Gerse Bowen and ,,4.. '!i"..� for the next m e eting. , P.l�ru �ere Mrs, 1'ay Woo Dorot.h y Long an d daog h t ers Kare . n Sue a n d Kaye dgea . of rd • . ', alao made to attend Good Friday J'AMILY. NIGHT$ WbeelinJ were visitin g hi, mothSending girt11 but un a ble l o M't\'1 ces at the Unile d Me t h odl1t atleh wetc Mn. Jo hn Perr • !J TONIGH,T & WEDNESDAY Mra. Mar1aret McKenzi, o,er y an d Church wilh the. trQl'Jp. Sus.a!\ Di J· Mr5t dRobe Jaek Webb _ MtmlN J..ewis the weeke nd . Mr� Ken Hope l'l Perry also of Loga n . . Mi!!s on was n,med n ews repoftcr. Mrs. B. N. East was the devotional leader When t.48 regUlar of Wheeling _ v1a1ted her sister l •'nfE DRD..L INSTRUCTOR " Jean An n Wehstn. Miss An n I frmi_ H e h m e nt were & _ alto _ .. se rvt'!d by Baker, Mn. Charles Mull en Jr., meeting or the , . : of Heath Methodist Church Mlddl!'.l!?rt , Mra. M c1Ce,me over the weeke nd. Susa n D1 xnn to J oyce E_ya ns. Deb- Mra. Ha n flats Di:IJu,lno, �ry Lee Lewi., was onda_Y held e M vening o ung, Mrs. ••;! Y chur� k he h Don ald topic WH, '·l'/ew . ra S�rn:er, Polly Atm Bauer, Sa o• Mu!Jen, Miss , i•JAl(BOA.tt" Mr. an d Mn. ��"·�·· Co�de Son dra Potts, Mrs. Light for Town and Country. OC G IS trlC i lmor ra . t d the e, lea de nd n a a Ed Ford , )fi ss Je,en Ellen Dabo Abo C.rtoon en tertain ed wlth _ 1 · �•IIY 1,,1 1 progra he m for the evening W ayne . GJbbOn• : see-re t il')' of gm•at, Hoger Spen ce,. NOW A,T ,ffAU ' THEATII w eek honortn& lhelr 4.luebter, Mr11: La�rence Morarity. was preacn led by Mr�. Forreal church ,ocial r,latlonJJ, M'r,a, ·John I Glerm Ford - Ol!bbie Reyn olda 5 Th e ne U meeti ng will be h e� Cyn d ie, on her 12!W :, tiirlbd1y , a t M)&11 M yt na MR ag, Mis s Sh e ila Haeht�l wh o als o �sed the th eme Ketchln · . se�� tary of lih>rflur e Monday after school at the Dix on StratJu:, ''IT STARTD> wrtH A KISS" their ho m e, Anne."St., · .,.. · Mrs. u s ed th� Sid m devotio n ty Spence r, Mr& n s. Mn:. . .ll�· and pub\IC'lltlO'n1, Misa Sfn�m ; ho m 0 5 88tln g Gam es were p �' , •fll3;' pfiies ·-,,,:e!=:""=========:=:=:,,:..:.::::_::•:;_· __________ Pauline A n geletti, Mrs. Ida Bur ns ehtel s upplie d the topl(I lo llfcUc se teta�• of ,pirltu al f The annual meeti ng of the J{ock, a warded lq ,Shirl�]' • • ;• Oaridy Ml•• June Sayre, Mill Libby Did ­ v1duals &f!.d how they work in Lbe N'oah H11JUn1• , tect. el U • e.,o lfhi:9. 1 i n ,i: Diatrict. Chli!l ren's Band was Grueser, Dula Jt dle, Mrs. Kerm lt · Walton, Mrs. church. She stressed how l lW,a d.re11 '1 WOtk, Mra. Rsyuyon f tnd, ; ivicki ktn �(I hel Sll d nday "{ a t M the tty and N•flcy Vi ·1 Fe l. Be111it �rlnstead, Misa Ch arlotte are changed �y the love Of Cbflat righ t; 1ecret oriah Bap4!Y of mlu�ary tiff Church Jn Middlepor · Murr1y, 'Mis, Jill Snowden, Mis, As � part of her program, Mn. educa tlori , Mt,. �•ck Bechtl�; . · � . :; \ ' ·. ee- rntellnc wu t a i led to ordt'!t. Th�e Refre.!lhtl_lentll Nancy Wood,geard and Mrs. Pa· Bach tel gave the poe m , "�e retafY' of ·s u.�phn, M rs . lf.a:trr r by th df I.I� ', _jlffio, y supervisor, Mrs. C. R. oung. pota to ehlp1, birth;ayf . . •.&!9�- and tricla Smith . , Y Everl_utine Mei :y ,, an d she al� C�e•her ;-:tecrefa ry or protnotion , • Children unde r ho t cliocoJ�te �� .. try Hi e sulHl uper. read pa.rt_ ol "S..:re wtape LeP,f, . Miss f'rl�• ;Pllehnle. vl�or , Mrs. Fred Seoll 01 the Na• Mrs, Conde. Favo,a•. w�· ,�ow · ' m pba s lzmg 1 he fact o f tli:fl; Uvt -t . 1 • Birtli A n,wUIICed ' om i Church f p · o 1 d ou ts and small 41P, �, i, JW•t ed Mr. a nd Mr11. Paul Rutt en.cut t er Ing God, i;he s aid -� hat Utt' 91rnt1 el!�!t .,•��,r,i ilob� lntt�t ,_werli: 1 n u m ber 0 rec���f:� -���se!� w \th a girl's pie� · u . 1 *fth g,. m JlJ":" 1 fl'd a t . ol Gall i poli\ are announcinl!! the of today are t he s1gn pod1 . of a 1 h e n1i nts. •'Whe r e He Le ads I'll Fo llow u:__l ."4 ·;. ' piee_1" . 11 n1. ; · birth of a s1x 'J)o und, seven ou n co living Ch�ist . She said , that 011e ose Atte n di11g were. ; �b<fte , .n,.llfed of the Th Forre,t h Run Churc . should _ tbm ut a t k Ic:111 em bo h dat.lgbler1 · Pllr.ida Ly n n, who was Mri. -(J: p . !Cleln llfl:oo\Jnced with Mrll. Willia m Sm ith. Y e:r,vl "'5,watda, �ill� e above and botn Sund ay, Apri l JO, al Meigs sehoes and their needs . an 4 Q'.l.tµ'e that �e�I.Y'I - �os,, vocal in•tru c• vi,or, �;mg "He ·• Got thub•sup r- Reu t , U.Ch ah e Whole er H or oth ers. S�e urged Va��. : �'ll'"e i n dlvld Ttif• Roman Collar Pullo"'' �b tor at �et General HolJll taJ. SchQols woul d World m ftis Hands." Nibert, Ka.14Y �.�bJ;I� , - . na Can you use an eUra '300 $500 or tin ue m Pray er, Medlt'111tltJn to co� pity, lta part. Mid• 1. r on;­ Gt1md paren ts arq Mr. an d Mr�. he el ngfnJ wl ib the l:leat b Choir _The group of t he local churrh Hedri!k S, ·1. ilirbarl � J<tq,)I. � .. . ry , more? Feel free to phone us or stop in. lt ltlp 111ue>N11 c:�lon,lt �tP• Lem uel Ru tteneul ter, Ma son, W. an d C h urch Work as .i m eans to fOT the �at.et , Qanta t.a . with Mh. Marearet Bowle-s 18 s ub-- Fru cill, �•• _ 14� ., nd . f'9, eo{or, 11 . i ltt ahape •nd' It•· , V11., i[\d Mr. sq� "Mrs, J. W. Kin­ slay near God. Mn. K�i/) ant! Mn. Se e how you can haive �P.rip,g tash qultk� Bi-cblel 1uperviaor sang "He Arose .'' Cathy, J1mm,- ·and , ·"'9in a>naeJ :tlnlah lfterc:oun.u,,■w11hlnr,,.. 1 caid, Middl(lport. g e te f u h 1H Ben k s M�. Bernice Borden of · Bid well, l· Y1;> O : t m a - · fn. 11·n b orn led �e ly on terin, to ••II you fl4lc. Be Ind.,, Cyndie · NCf!1vedN·,1DIOi1/ .' ,riJct: $ocb '""" 11� u pervisor of "Chu rch Work Jn lhe glfts frdm bi&J:I tr�ir':lf. in a lribute to M ni . R r.f h EvereU l?avls', M'rs. 'ttlJ',r p S .' . eh 1 ..·.'.· . �- , .1 . • � .. Wl tna � C:Offlfo!J t1rom pendent. Come lo Clly L..n. The cost ""' to '"· a nd Mn: · !:. M' . Wao . · Ro hroek a · former rneniber of d fOr · eir Providence A1socl 1tlon, an d Mrs. · · ,. 1 · $ 170-llom• wor 1 COIJo, in n l Dor that b fair and ,,...nable, thy � � C. tidir . �P,bes tile church who d i ed recen tly, �ee )r Lewis of Bidwell . pre:; i- Informal t . ·, . ' :· "� . :&-,, ,..,_, •Stan 2-6K tl,H .� •.. , Citt..,."" .'T' : de nt ot lhe Ptovl de nce A111oc iation, . . ' Mrs. Rothrock wa1 the organizer are now . a y11il,ai,Je. _ Mt11. �rtn� Ca1ey r epe,ted were pre11ent and spoke briefl Hourt: 9 to 5 - Thur,. 9 Ill Noon of t he lo�al wscs while her h tJ•· 1W Q-11qya• er... Socb. 'ilkr HollW · y to At Myro;,.. , m inister of \he on lhe D 1atrlct WSCS meeU ne · the group POME ROY, 01110 n ba the was d . Mrs. Lula Ha mpton , aub-Phone WY 2•2171 . lizll l:8� ..... . . .... Mr,. 1!5 E. Maln SI. Myr(K\ · M JlJer of Mldat,epo,t which ./,�a• held in PorllmOUth on pre1ide nt of Hoc k i ng District, was Hea th Church. e ntertain� lf.Ub lnfor�l· parbt al&o preaent and spoke to the at her homl! ,� an Durlng t he bu si n ess m ee t in, M'1'ch 29. · ·Sa t ul'dq fOr TONIGHT · · � her group. condueted hy Mrs. Harry C hesher, · ' 1n.� · son, Jimmy. • . .. / ./ The mee, 1,.___. OAZEBO" "TIIE c lt .._ h w , Each han d was npresen ted with Mr11. Gle nn La m bert gave . the fol· The evenini wa� 1pent playi n g r b Df.Dbie Reynoldl - Glell n Fo rd lowi n g report of lhe nomina t ing P�Y� ,'.:!,�b'�hl after lhe exception ot Glen vale a nd recorda and ' d1ncln1 after which w 1 11 �..� Not Opan �•dMtday d • ed -�! Hl'Vu Glouster. ""'.::C � tom mittce : Pre11ident , Mn. Earl by -�rs. - � Mr11. Miller bot clq••• po• � . . .II· w "'""" ,...-,. E· .. . The meeti n g closed wilh the ato chips, 1 .. served ht Kni I c c v pre i dcnt, V Mrs. _, U.SD F Y TH ; g A •� RIDA e Blak nd u- 8a h••l to 2, m ~,m an � d solt drinks , .. • :i singing of "Bleat Be the Tie . "' Mr,. to Jimm y and hi, Juestl, Suun G len n La m bert; record i n g secrc- berIii 'n. e II : � "THE LAST AN'GRY MAN" · Ill' _ eme h w.11 U Ca m pbt!ll Harpe r Wall pia nist for Slater, Jack SaJtcr tary , Mn. M. ·L. Fre nc h·, treasur• �•) � r �, •V tleld, Sharon Paul Mu.nJ - David W1¥ne · er, Mrs. L. W. McCom as ; aecret.ary � lbe table which waa. centered the afternoon . Hostu, Tom Rall and Bu tch Ba�h· wlth an U'tl nCemen t of Ea11ter t an d 0rk , Mrs. f10111era tt'!l. • th:._::w.: = "d::e:::n.:. .:::..._:Y<> ..!.'.============�•::l_:•::': by 11.r, Bruce Lloyd. :,;::. cort•· CHUCKLE FOR TODAY S,IWICH, lntland UPI--Mra. Derot'h'f Woollard acrNmed and fled Tuuday w+t•n har &.yur-old cltvthter Marlon r.turned from • walk In th• wvod-. MW "ean I kMP II, mvmmy?'' and producad Mr MW 1Mt--a la,.. Munk. VOL XI Cardin al Patrol Meets Monda,, . .. .-.:. )\ ·- wscs ff"!' ;;._:«•.,.cq•lffl&�.. B i rthday Po-4v H e l d Recentl y' . At Conde Home H k'1ng o· Ch 'Id ren , BOnd • me11. l f POI OHIO WDRllRS '°"'It I ,,.._11,. c� MEIGS THEATRE L, � · ' t rv __:=.___::::::,__________ ________ f' - t\rlStet� 1:"i :; -. ..,_ y·OUth G. roups Gl·ve Program S. Un d ay EVent. ng • A program w11 preaente4 at the United Me thodist Church Sunday evening b;y the Senior and Jun ior You th Fellowah ip under th, dlrect lon of Mrs. · Eu rene Bro'WTI ind Mrs, Chulea Peralneer. • The prorra m opened wltb a spccl1l n umber "Were Ycu. There" by t he boy, of the Senior arou.p foHowed by a dramalllatlon of ''Pilate ·• Brethren" by the Senior gr'"'. A duet "What Will ' You DO Wit h Jeau1!'• wa, preaen ted �, �rbara and Cheryl Brown. J{i\ " �fterin, was lall:en wJ th Pft)'k alveri by David Bi-own af. ter which a candlelishl prese-nta­ •. lodf ot ''Tbe Croe, of Jesus" w11 d by the Junlot - IPOUp. , ,'mem btr. had a Ugt,t� can• -Me· and afl•r their talk a, they :onued I cros, and lbe con1re11Uon 1an1 ''t:le Old RllHed C?o,e;'t !be henedletloa b_y t)Je· Rev. Eu tne Brown cl� the Ntvice. .. •.,............................... .,. _ olslll..._ • '· . ..... .. lbo _ _ _ ..... Qulcl .. • wlu )'GIi - • bod - - b, Jal pulliq unitr Netiae: rorwald. It - to lllDDD&hly -it IIClually ,ildoa. 0.- la • - "' ,...... ...,.,., ar tbe Nnectlmnl. i..U..'91ib ....... A nal behb 11tet•, � 1 .. ' ' . . Coner �ID DLEPORT onl y . .... .. "' · - . . � ,. -� ,. •...ltiM" ,. . .. � .. � .. ... ... ........ � +u � 44 , .. u i...._ r.-_ ...., ► ...,..,, ... • ...• • ... ,,, 4 ...., � ---:.--··· ' ill, � . .' Servliie 9*-,Foo4 .· 1nd ,Liiil ........ Ualll.".:'80 : - _ ,_, Roule I .. WH ITE HOU SE PAI NT $4 29 gcil� WHY PAY MORE? • N EW 1960 WA LLPAP ER· .. /. ,' ' I ' . ' NEW GYM . $WIN G sns NOW DN 11111'1.A'I' : Sl4.95 up WITH SLIDk ) HIDE-A.AT IAR . .,_ .., .., _ ____ _ 11 ,.. _,, _ ,...,..,._ ,. ...,. ..,,..._ ,.!.a.$:t,.t..a.i._ i" ..,... Mlcldlopon, Ohio , llllADBUlY ROAD wv;u741 f ilerthlllll Poli�• Svmt .' llioae �t• liooina N .10 lo lTI � After I PJI. with -- Small Planten Kin g Bui lde rs Sup ply Co. On Display Now ·:- •m MMtll - �ciy�••m·· · · ,If: . ;. ' ' ' PARIING =-•'i>:t1:!F In for THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL --------,, Pure Linseed Oil Load Tltanum Zinc " i; . ALSO· FEATHJ:R·llOCK WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! YEAR TO PAY! �N� . , lt: 'l , · ING $99.00 STONE - MANTELS and PLANTER AREAS Ai.M;'·� , /'. ... ·� - PHON E SPlU CE 3-558 . _, ....�.�· ' .--. -·-·•1E MASON, W. VA. --IIMf:t:,ri;•r .. --..... -...•tdMii, � ... . ' - •.;..,;__ ·• ' .:,.::.,•:_:::;-..;.;,; •;;;¥ •;.;, ' ,_ tPhone Your Order 'Collect) · ·-----•we .___ , , .. �;l'"C"" . .. ._ 0,.11 7 A.M. hi � :3Q P.At .:;_ 5'ft1Nloya til 8 P.M. , LISTIIN TO ,1CICINI' MARDWAII.I IPICIALII : Iii 7.al. lN1�1.t ._ _ ..,. ...,._ . ... . . ' '. , '; . . ' .... -. - T....._• ... -;;r• ... T1Mln4oy Mot"'- ··,.-· . <.' . •.- ,\ ·, .. . ,•• . .• \ ) H ' ll Is '·la·k ' ng F 1rsl Try At -�·- SINGLE co:•y - 5c: ·· •·----·- '. ' ! county Off• ' Harrisonville Native Dies In Columbus llome I ➔ By This F 'day Mn. Leonard VanMeter, 104 Locust St ., Pomeroy, is "Mrs. Mi ddleport '' of 1960 it w as an • today. \ nounced C. Murray , local manager for t he Ohio Fuel G• • Co., said Mrs. 'vanMeter WH selected in prelim­ inary Ju dging to represent Mid\ dleport at a tea in A t hens Friday. \ . Division conte1t winners wall compete :n i dletrlct "Mrs. A.ner­ ica" «intest cook-o!f In Ath ens on Ai)l'll 21. 'lbe contest u1 sponaored in thl1 are, by ·Ohio Fuel. llra. VanMeter it the mother or Her husband , three children. Leonard i1 chief engineer for the M.wls,lppi Valley Barge Line, St . Loul,, Mo. Mra. VanMeter la a member o( the PTA, Homebuild­ en Class and iJ a Cub Scolit Helper. Tbe district coolr:-ofr win ner will receive ah RCA•Whirlpool gas range wonh $5CIO 1nd will repre­ .ent tbia area in the ''Mn. Ohio" finals May. 4 and 5 in Columbus. Runner-ttp in the di1trict conte1t will win an ou t door gas ligh t for the yard or patio of her home, with free illlltallation by Ohio Fuel. The homemaker named "Mrs. Ohio'' will win an expenee-paid trip for henelt and her hu.aband to the nation a l "U:rs. America" final, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in Jun,. She also will recelwe an RCA Whlrlpapl ice Ka,_ie cu re- 1 frtcentor, a 11.oob ·wardrGbe in. cJudhtf a ReypOldi alyml num drtll worth SIM)O, and other valu­ able prims, M:oN! than ,10,000 kl pritel will be awarded at the sta te contest. Runner-up •t- the 1tale · final, wm wtn -.n Rt'A•WbirJpoo1 com­ bination washer and, cu , dryer. the homemaker named "Mn. America" wiU win 1. sso.-000· Hu­ ber home in Fort Llludenlile, Fla c,olDplete with '8,500 J..-ncer ' awlmmiq pool, 1od RCA-Whirl­ pool Ill IU ..lln. America" k!t­ ehfn, • two-week expense paid Florida ,-aation for the entire family, a complete year..aroud wardlo!>e, olld an ISIOrtment of Oh�: Cloudy, warM today. Cloudy w"11 tcettfl-ed ......n or �hunderlhow.,, wHt portion t.. night, mo,t of the ,ta,. ThurNl■f. L ittl• temperature ehA,... Thu,. day. High todey 6J..70 north, 70.77 south. Low tonieht 47-5S. llcven truck drivers were cit� I nlo .', leigs County Court April . 22: :11r overweight in a weight' check I ,·csterday on Stale •R oute 143 by patrolme n fr om the Ohi o S4i,te Pl· trol PQ.Sl. One truck w as priv11til)I own ed and the rest were tandem vehicles owned by t he Swl.aher Coal Compa n y, Pom eroy. t· Patrolma n David Proffitt of t� .rallipolis Post Haid today thJilt 143 is posted for a 25 percent , dut:uon from the re1u.Iar we l I :11111ts and that the trucks wef1' I loaded to exceed the l e gal load 01' j 1 hal highway. They were n ot ovf!f• loaded for normal highway use, � said. Normal weight limi ts arc 19,000 lbs on a si n gle a xle and lh,• 000 lbs on a tandem axle. emb ers of the Pomero; Volunteer Fire Assc?ciation , are the bi� chicke n dinner are, First r?w: Charle? J. W��Y, Ha� Tl1 e 25 per cent w e ight reduc-­ d of their annuli� "big feed" for their fiwonte athletes old Tnplett, Frank Chapman, Rolland Neutzlmg, Wilham SU � uo n on Roule 143 has been Im• om�roy Panther football, basketball and baseball teams. vcrs. Second Row: Willi.am Shertda_n , Robert Kautz, Wilham posed reeently, an oUicial al the Ea year they manage to have their gjcture tak en a print o( Young, Antone Lucke , Fl�yd Mankin, Herman .Werry , H�ry '.lfelgs Coun ty stale highway gar­ wh h is posted in lhe Second Ward } ,rehouse, as a h1Storical Watson, John Werry. Third Row: Wayne Sw,sher, Dwight flgc said today. The limit was im• of their membership. Taken last Saturday night after Parker, A�ron Kelton , Gilbert Freeman, George Nesselroad , rd rec posed t o prevent ex cessive dama�e . h_ " c_ sh r_ _ Lo 1he highway by hP.avy tramc bei g host to the athlet es , and looking wen satisfied following. Harry Bollinger, Harold �be __ U u rin� the spring lha.ws. �----- ·---::,--The Swisher lrucks we1·� hauling c:0111 rrom a s1rip m i n e operation in the Harrisonvill� com r.,unity tO lhc Swisher coal tipple on East \ Main•st in Pomeroy. William H. El l iott, Ro u te 4, Lo­ g.in, was t he driver of tht: single ' M rs. Raymond Capehart guidance director at Wahama the vote.rs of M�1gs Co unty. M•I Clerk, West Cohm1bia, .)xle vehicle ciled l.ly patrolme n a t ' and I He H id that th e Stri te Health · • I�port B usm�ss the wdgM station set up yesterday. form.r malor INpue baMball High School, was introducd to the M1dd pla ' pr even the nd ay vtce e- I Departme n t, �fter a surve y baa yer a wldaly k n..wn sport,- Professional Women s Club 'I'u�sd mg �y Drivers of Swis h er. vehicles cite d r ecommen ded tha t a h ospital of Pickl!ns a�� Edison Hob5tetter at least 40 beds is needed for were Ray Proffitt. Racine, Route 2; man, enterwd Grant H05pltal In sident of the club. Dr. r;crald Sa yre, Cheshire Route l ; Columbus Tuffday for a com- I were other guest speak�rs or. lhe e�enmg when th ey met at :'a-f �igs County. M_r. Hobstetter fosse P . I-Jaggy, Pomer oy Route 1 ; plet. checkup,. he Masonic Hall for their A nl meetmg. said lhat the bosp1t.al :,vaa to be . C lark WH reported suf....- i n9 Bruce P. Da\' is, Langsvillc; James I n h er talk. M.rs. Capehart said that the real goal of gmd- opera.,.ted as a n on-prol1t eorporaP. Snyder, Po•eroy Route �; Wil• f!.�. • n t1mbness In an arm •nd � anee i& to help individuals to mak e thei r own decisions. In Lio n and . that lhe !.a,i: paye� would a !ln.nll,. Justicl!. · Rutland; . Carroll­ a e said that G.De of the �8 o f n_o� be �;1 ble �or any possible de-... er -.wotk� at the high sc� !ft��'�. hff cl•n'? .dv,M d.ay. . .His phys! rmMathews, Cheshire Roule 2; Rich­ . -�� r 1tT e TO' the pu.pils 1r · thelr cboiee of fic lt w81ta, 1!11ght - �� · .-�� is p program th guidanc e e , ard M. Rculcr, Mi d dleport; Jack med1at. hotp1tallution for • , . 000 The bond. issue. 1s ,vr. _...-, 1 their ivocation. Gillilan. Chester. a nd Joseph Schu­ chKkup. ance ,program in a com m un• 10 be repaid .over a �nod of 20 guid e th � n explai t Capehar iu:rs. ,.. ' Loul follower■ Mel of ba 1 ler, Chesh ire Route 2. . ity i t took the efforlS of eve� years sn d will requue �n lh P In an other patrol arrest ! Cster­ ball career r.m.mber th.t hi National Defe.n se Act which al- p.aren l, pupil .and .also the bus1- average, one-halt of one""_mill tax d ay , Virgil Eugene Hudson, McDo n • WH once druck in the face by lows for pupils 'Who have bee n nes s concerns . £or t h is period to retire th e sld, Pa .• was lodged i n the Me igs a betted b.all lo&t In the sun, in the h ig her ¼ of thelr class to dison Hobs tetter, ch.airma n of bonds and pay the in terest . This E borrow money for ru�t her educa- the c.impaig n tor t he Meigs me ans t h at on the average a P_l'O­ County jail nn a charge of driving fracturing his p,alit•. on, which can be pai d back al a ti without a l icense. Memorial Hospita l Bond Issue and perty owner whos e tax valuation n veni ent tim e a n d a t an easy co . R. R. Pi ckens were bolh pre• is $4,000 would pay on ly $2 per 1 Dr. , ra te Mrs. Capehart said than sen t and eaeh talked on the issue. ye ar for th is hospital. Wahan,a Lillie Lea,i:ue higher education i s not on ly ben e• After Mr. Hob ste t ter had con­ Mr. Hobstetter gave a brief ML-etin� I• April 25 fida l to the individual but a_lso history of the Meniorial Hospita l d uded h is tal k and answered A meetmg of persons interested raised �he level of Lhe . �mmunit y. and of the diHere11t limes that que sti ons from t he group, Dr. in the Wlllhama Little League .i nd She said that t he choice or vo• (See BPW on Page Two) Puny Leagu e program has been caUon i s a most i m porta nt matter the i ssue has bee n voted upon by p called for April 25, 7:30 p. m ., at as lt m akes a deep impre ssion on I the high school. ,OU d ivid ual, in nt ire life of an e the Relatives have l earn ed of lhe Coach Ralph Sayre ot Wah ama, ll way, t heir hom e life, death Tu�sda)' at a Columbus, Ohio At 8:55 last night 1 he Syracuse in ann ouncing the meeting, as ked in every as well a s em otion al s piri tual A large at lend a .. ce was report• Fire Departmcn1· was called to the that all foterested perso ns .att end . rc11t ho me of Mrs. Dess Darby, age said that to help She up. e ak m 79. a n ative of Harrisonvill e. e d al th e m eeting of the Meigs town d ump on Snowball Hill to CK · 'Wi th lheir pro• youth or d a chil �1rs. Darb.y was born a nd ralsed Coun ty Democratic Club al Mid- ti n guish a blaze that started from lake thrir nev�r hould s one ble:n r MEE ..f-UlEML:N TO al Harrisonville, the d a ughter o( d leport, Mo nday n ight with about an unknown origi n . the m t ly, tha t to ligh problems T Mei.J e h r e nte u l o V y t n ou C s 'fhirtef'n Junior and 10 Senior the late Morgan an d Jan e (Hewitt\ JOO prese n t to llH:!C't an d hear lhi! pro b• s a nt importa as t jus are ' they Fre nch. She l eaves a sister, Ed i th Dem ocra tic ca nd i dates for public firemen un der dire<'lion or Chief F ircme n 's Ascociat io n will mee t she closing ts. In adul of s m )e t nd o Sec the t a . m p. B at ight on D1t n iel, McCo nnelsville, Ohio; two office. All ca11did.ate5 were pre• Woodrow Hendri!<, a nswered the eHective good that for a said roy. ome P in House Fire _ d War Middleport .law enforcement officers said to<lay Ordinance each at- �all, which c.iused little or no da m • n ieces, two ntphews, a nd several s e_n t C'Xcept lhre�, ;r nd . will be .enforced to the full letter. 663 cousins. ag(' ten di n g spol.e bri efly. Two sisters, Cor.i Clayto n 11nd re f I lhe hr anno_unccd 663 provides $5 fines for_ owners who do not Ordinance It WM> talks Also prese n t ror brief Maude French, and a brother, Wal• were Rosc oe Fowler, Hobson , for. ch1('f th , l burn mg · perm_1 s must c keep their dogs tied up. That's for .i first offense. For sue. ter Fren ch, preceded her i n d eat h . m er sheriff and D. A. Ca n aday, se cu�ec1 ,or open rtres. 1 !ey ca� �e cessive convictions the rice tag goes up. fi Services are to be held Thmsday Pomeroy for mer mayor. obtal n ed from �uyor D11.;k . Winet e . . : i n McCo n nelsville. d• Woo Grocery, s Jlarrlen brennrr, �:: "�7r. I bad eheck c h arge i n coun ty court. �; ! ;:�i H ! h ���;� d an A poll t1ca l skll w.is presen te d h al Law• Mars ow !Ic-ndrix an d r �-----k ey sa id lhey have received num ­ by ,two women �r the club. Folrence Whitlac h . MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL A fire that bega n apparen tl y Ed. Nole: The letter printed below Is s�lf explanatory of a erous complaints rece nt ly of mC"c tmg, relreshmi!n ts the lowmg hot ashes, destroyed a tool from Adm itted: Will Re yn olds, Mid· were 11erved. soapparent to pla .l!Dimals h Suc dogs. loose attentio� drawing r Page 1 editorial Monday 9:45 a. m. today on pro­ at shed dleport ; Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert , _Porn• Heiting for church building funds by a Meigs _county church havoc with early spring garde n pert)' owned by R ay William11 The nex t m eet ing of ,he club eroY ; Mrs. Jenie Haynie , Mlddlehas been set for April 28 al the group . We are certain this church grou� 15 entirely worthr of efforts. nesr Cook G.ap's Hill. Ru tland port. J . . 1n mornin g may or'l. court ac• R oad . Pornn i House e Fir Ward d n o c Se consideration given all others, and that 1t was not resp�ns1ble Dism issed: E. O. Smlt h, Middle­ . -d ... fin ney n McElhi Mayor lions for verbal representations as understood by local candidates. port; Louise Chapm an, S yracuse; eroy. Mid d lep ort ,.,otifflteer firem en Freci' De.an. Harrison ville, and 1 To The E d itor : Mary Gilkey, ' Middleport; Mrs. ch arge or Chief Tom D.'1.1'8l, in fu ate t s was as nds le. c artl the in d Howard B. MacDorm, Virginia, EXTEND RALLY Subject Involved: I nfluence Margaret Stewart and 10n . Mid• was a total Fro m the evi de nc e gathered it each $5 and costs on conviction said the stn.tct u re Pedd ling. NE�V YORK UPI - Sl'ncks ex• dleport; Mrs. Virginia Mi chael, an d o ther tools including loss . mvol�ed .appears th at someone oLher than or i n toxi ca t ion . ten ded Fri day's late rally i51ig h tly PARIS UPI-A kidnapper snatch- , The pastor Pomeroy . e i n it. Cblef wer that supplies . _and p�plewas the authorize m fro periions d prmt • Birth: a so n to Mr . a n d Mrs. at the openi n g today in mbdera te rd the 4-year-nld grandson of auto- m the ed itorial wluch . Darst said hot as hes had been ch urch has been soliciting fun ds · e tak to · • wish paper •y's d i M d a n e t. d g on m r Robert Haynie, M idd_l_ " Pengrre e Jean-Pi magnate bil� o m rted o rep _ a)' _ d c lo •po e polic y too close to one s ide of placed o __ Pomer _ _ _ __ l . _ J · . c. ' _ _________ :__ • in the name or t h e church m the ar,e,t of Carson J. Lingerreu. lhf hui\ ding. There was no lnaur­ eo1 and dema nded t he fa mily pay th 16 oppor1 um ly to 'le ar the m . question. . · $1 00,000 ransom w i thou t not ifyi ng seI ves befo,-. t h •" people of th is To stop th is unfa ir practice , Pl. Pleasant, last night on a anre on it or the conten ts. area. poli ce or t h e ch il d woul d be. killed , • The fire threatene d the new charge of drivini:: while intoxica t • We humbly fcc1 th at our the p astol' urges the public t o re• ed . H, h a s bl'cn released fro rn DC'Weese home in fron t of the Police rep orll'd toda y. cognize only those perso11s who h2�., made . a con side-rahle � .. The yo u ngslt'!r, Eric Pueg('nt. "h"rch . have a letter Crom the ch ur ch ell· the county jai l on $250 bon d 11n d bur n in:;: shed . The n ew ho me still was said to have been Jed aw ..t)' spirit ual rnnlrihuho n t o t his area plainin g our buildin g fun d pro• is scheduled f or an appearanl·c has paper sid i n g. Th e ownen . • con doned .such ·ro111 11layiilg i n the sand at th<' and we hav,-• nC"Cr b,•fore Mayor Charles Leg11r April spraye d ii with a gardrn hose, un­ . g 1 gr.a m The letter m ust ;"C si�net. 30. ' . ra of d metho ed d underhan C rxclu:;ivc Saini-Cloud Golr lub til the fire d epartm ent arnved � � � . I by t he pastor. . Tuesday by a man who drove a . a n d took over. . . There will be n o e1111d id atcs Also in the county Jail this bl.�ck auto mobile. �ontac ted u n der any circumsl;m - m orning wa s Leah J�ne Napper, "' . Su pper Wil1 Be The boy was playing wit h his Ha111 I sao s. Second S1.. M idd lep ort, beSUPERINTENDENT DIES ces. 7•ycar-old brotht>r, ,Jea n-Phil i ppe, Held J n Letart Falls . Harrt e Rob SheriH 0. (UPI)_ - Paul by held ing LANCASTER. m&ny our and two other boys a nd his nurse w i h t thank Letart Fa lls WSCS will f .W � \ �ave already l'lelped tenbac h for parole ol! icers. 53, supenm.endent Cummings, R, 3.lld ch a uffeur were slttlng In a h oThe c l d a h a m supper _ft'riday, . A ?ril :; : � �n;one desiring fu rt her a y , pol ee sa d n Cl irton K Kinne ar. Mag ne�i , o f f'.airrield Coun�y Sohools tor the car 1 yar bu l ld m g , / a t lhe c om m unity � �d, eh t � i 1:. . , died Tuesday eve"i . Y2·691. ll W o ca son t e c� with rv ing from P ice sai t e ra � i Springs , 0 ., Was j aile d yesterd ay p�sl 15 yt.'fil'S to 7 p. m . i n form ation may ning. a to answer to rouml by the n urse tn Ihe san AUultsse$l ch ildren 550 cen ts. _ orfirers t}' n cou by · or t rs·ig n ed)·· The }•a� ' told Eric's father, Roland Pt1e• 1 _ . �cot. he- ha d 48 hours lo prod uce the money and_ that h is so� . would • ------------he killed If pohL-e were n ot 1£lt'd. -::-u n.::,a:::�� �.;'; ·.::. ,;,�,::��· ;�: ran from the ror to ask Jean-Phi• . . . . shot which lipp c where h is brother was. . failed last transit •� l d by h• d weallll'r. cause d n \a . d wfoun N e li n a, Arge more, , . UPIFla. ",\ mtr n took him away '·• the boy . CAPE CANAVERAL � For the price of a s pecial radio Srpt. 1 7 because of rocket trouans�cred. Tlw United SL.all's hurlc�I a t�an • an.� _La.! ha,:, - gla d Th Na,'Y and a slide rule. a n.ivi- hie. reeei,·er orbit. � 1 p��ribe � s e d ac 1 sit "radio slnr"' saLelli te . mto sai � be abl e t o use operawill r ato g 'I p NVfllt A cchkntt. The pl a nned orbit would carry space today t o test a revolutionary fi n d his ex.act to sits n Edwards Appoi111e1l trs al n io t how s may let n � The ITl!w, m s ste m of navigation that would barber po le-striped 5;1tellite he l in night or day earth, how to avo1� d isasters suc h �s 111( osi tion on BROUGHT BACK · TO EARTH - While Detective Sgt. Ed New Special Deputy b� free rrom wt-ather problems. earth once a pprox1 ma tel y aroull(i scicntisf.t; l u fo or ther a we fair ' · eo . The 265-pound earlh satellite, An drea Dori a - Stockholm ship The appointrJle n t or V. D, Ed ­ Watson (left) and detective John Breen wait, 13-ye�r-old D�an minu tes, covering •. an 100 every the coast of �assach,u said I area between Canada a nd _ Argen• Siering teUs his grandmother about lasl-talkmg his way mto wards, Pomeroy, a s a spec ia l de­ equipped with four r adio tran sm it- lision off the : S HOT PEAT · E R A crash of wo a i_r sky sttl s a nd a free airplane ride from New York to Chi,cago and then tak, Puty sheriU by Sheriff Robert teri rod e i n to a morning Th ex eri mental moonle,t � r1 hna in the Western Rem1sphere. the Gran d Can yon over Hoerr, space ericall_ m A ew n a abo�rd by approved been has hach n Harte police. by up picked was e h where Buffalo to rid train e Ing a 36-in:h ,:here dubbed Transit J . IJ I Under i�eal con ditions-at daw_n two d s�e• l"C<!en! years. T�ese we fire stage d n seco 'Ihe accord• eourt, rocket. ts e pl common he t He's being held at a. detention home pending arnval of reta­ ing to 1n elitry today'in the clerk ·�fully and signal• were rece1v• the b1gg1Pst accid_en� n: b a med fn was. launched at 7:02 a. m. e.s.t . 1 or d usk in. . clear we_ather - a t 1s was c,,ssenLiaUy a repea t o( would be v1s1ble as .a f11nt star. tlvq. ed by h'ack.in& staLio os in BaUi, part on .navigational error1s Tb of COW'ta office . . Portland Asks Reservations Of Pomeroy Is 'Mrs. Middleport' Ideal For WEATHER 1 ll Coal Truck Drivers Cited In Court By Patrol For Overloadin g On SR 143 Ralph Graves, manaier of the G & J Auto Parts Company , in Pomeroy, was appointed to the Pomeroy scho�l h,oard, at , the regular meeting last night in Supt. Charles Gibbs olhcc. 1 . He will serve the un expired term of the late Robert S. Coates. Mr. Graves had previously se rvschool who were I ed el,ht year• or two terms as a the Pomeroy year eonlract& last n ted two gra member of lhe board, dwin Ka uffm'a n . assi�tE are nig!ll ln c,ther action last night, Mrs. ant football coach; T heodosia Dorothy Barnes, Pom eroy, was Frecker, History nd -a n glish E give n a o ne year contrac t as a fourth n e Smit h, Caroli leache-r; c:rade achool teach er ln the Po m - grad e teacher at Sugar 'Ru n an d I eroy system. Mrs. Barnes is n ow Russell Moore, coac�. A rive year teachiri& in the Syracuse •chool contr a ct w.as give n Con s t ance Msr­ where ahe Is co m ple ting the l ey, girls physical educa tion 1 sebool term of Mrs. Marlene Flsh• teacher, an d a one year i:.eon tr.a ct er who baa been given a leave or was awarded to Eva Stout to MK. HILL •blltn ce by lhe Southern Local leach ½ day e�ch day. She is School board. Ohio History and girls college Teachers already e m ployed i n pre Ho m e Economics tea..'.:her. p 1 1 1f C. W. Kirk.land, Ohio Power Company manager, was present to consult with th e board con · • cern ing electric slovt'!s in the , Home Econo mics departme n t. Presc11t for th e meeting w ere ICC H. E. Bon ey, Preside n t . who Prt;· . s idetl; w. A. Gibbs, vice pres1• . Ju_lian 1;111_1 . LeLar, farmer a_nd foster, clerk; ilfe uu�e res.td�nt O'. the . �l•La�t dent; J . E d ward Ja mes L. Brew'er, Mi ddleport, Willi:im . Anderso11, Mr. Grave� f �alls �ommumty. 1s f1ak_1ng h!� first bid for c?un\y office thh said Tuesdaf tha t on advice of and 5upt. Charles S. Gibbs. year as a canQ1date for county --- -- - h is · attorney John Eppling, Galli• commiss ion er on the Republican polls, he enicre d .a plea of guilty ticket. Mr. Hill is at the present in com mon pleH court to a plea ti me, a trustee in l.etart township. of petty larceny rather than to t he char.ge or pocke t picking for Promi nen t in the co u nty as a veg, which he was indicted by the ctable �,owe,, Mr. Hill has been grand jury. activ e in the Meigs Couu ty Truck Jamee O"Brlen, county prosecu­ lirowcrs Assodat1o n at Letart tor, toda y conrirmed Brewl!!r'1 sin ce its orga n ization se veral years fl statement . He said the charg e wa1 ago, lie is n ow serving . as vice Portland Community C lub m_e m- pre sid en t of the association reduced following a conferenee and is between the court, at lorn ey1 in bers arc urg i ng that reservati ons o ne of t h e largest us ers o f t he as• the case and the arresting offi• £or their • 'Can didates' Night" di n- soc1c1tion's £.ic1htics. This year Mr. cers. He ,pointed out tha t Meigs ner, 5 to 7 p. m., April 22, b e made I HUI has u ndel' cultivation 60,000 cabbage planls irnd exl,)ects to pl.ant odanty wa, sued t he e:rpen se of by this Friday, April 15. , F'or the past decade t he club �a_s 80,000 tom utoe s, with other truck a Jury t rial by accepting the guilty plea to the reduced charge, in vite,! cand idates for local _poht1• crop. Brewer was arrested Nov. 20 in cal office to appear _bef?re it an d H e at tended Letart grade and Middleport by Middl eport police visitors to speak their p1e�e. The high schools und is murrk>d to the ind charged with ta ·kin g a billfold event 1s part Of t he club s ��J ee- former Jncz Dufly, daughl<'r of t)rom Sherman Bu1klrk Jr., fol• U. ve of seeki n g to create c �md ll tons :or . .i nd Mrs. J at: k Dut fy, Syra cuse. Ic,wiog a wreck on Soo.lh Second for better local government . They have eight childre n, with a Past such events ttave drawn so n an d a daughter married . His· Sa., Middleport , i n which Buskirk w,e lnvo1»ed1,., A�� to ._ re­ con11Jtt'!n t full houses a\ t h e Port- daugh� er, :Wlrs. li.r.ady Hoff! an , Mid " oc,rdil in-ilia- oU.:_ lhe ;blllfo1d land ar11�e Schoo l . . dleport, recently prese nted him F"o will there �Inne win11 a be ll o r contained $30. In a signed co n fes• wi th his lirsl grand child . slon m ade following" bis arrest, s hort en terta111ment to be follo wed M H'll is a m e m ber of the JUI\· 'Witnessed by Pat rolm an I. R. Neal by in troduction of . ca.ndi�ates. Sa nd . r h·rd�r of Unite d American Me• servbe 111 "'. pie d an e e co£f s, c wich and Deputy Sheriff Howard Fra n k , ��-imics a nd or Jann organuatio11s Brewer confessed to t ak i ng the ed thro ugh_o ut the ev_e n m g Reservati�ns for dlnner shoul d in his community. lie, in pa rtner• billfold from Busklrk's pocket, made with Harrf Swan, Rulh ship with Hilton Wolfe. Racio.e, re­ be ex tractin g the mo ney ·aild throw• Ebersbac h or Joe Pn ce . by phone. ce n lly purchased the Home Rcs­ Ing the billfold awa y. t a ura n l i n Mi ddlep ort which is Followjng hia gullty plea to now operating un der lease to Mrs. the petty larceny charge- · Mond ay Karl Kloes. atternoon, Brewer was fined $100 a n d 1ente n eed to 90 days in jail. The jail sentence wu suspe nded and he was placed o n a year's probation by Judge Jo hn C. Baron. Mrs. \'an Meter FOil YOUR BUILDING NEEDS 1960 Powe r Lawn Mower oN " . eRECBPTJ ' r., . lndion a Splltface Limestone . SoYe At Pickens' On Your New e PRIVATE PA&TY BA K E R FU RN ITU RE . , 0a � lbltlllett Mr. and Mn. Ken n et h Cook ol Middleport en tertai ned Sunday : with a fa mily di n ner in h onor or the 12th birthday or lheir daugh• ler, Con n ie. Con nie'• decorated birthday cake waa served wit h lte cream as dessert for the family di nner. Beforn the dinner. the Cooks an d the-ir gu eetll attended t he mornlnj: wor• 1hip servicoi al the Hea th Met ho­ diat Church wh en Conllie w11 re­ ceived aa a member of the thurth. I Gueata Cor th e day were Mr. and Mra. J. C. Cook of Mason, Mrs. Clarence P.:berabach, George t:ber1bach and rhHd�n. Tera Ja ne 1nd Johnny, of 'Middleport. YOUR NIXT l i. Elberfelds Birth.day Obaerved With Family Dinner en t1n e al • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 13, 1960 NO. 306 Petty Lar�eny Plea Accepted &y Local �urt H Id M CAS H • Normal Weight : Reduced No,v . 25 Per Cent · .. , . s ·R.!n Hea . ..�u 1a·r . s H old . th Method , l'st wsc , • · "· Sess1,on At Ch urc,h Monday Ev4:!n1 ng • e Ralph Gra�es Takes Post On Pomeroy· Board Of Education ·=-..· . • I 1!,B t�N Drive-In ' Veteran Returns To Duty IILA�"=•m:·� .·!i. ·°"rf• . r1• .! ::;o" •• t , 1 "" ·" r· \1 . & l ,tu i •,.11 ,\:: j I ( l}\iO CfoltUll':Ji1'> , .., • \·. V I Clark Ta king '!tspital Checkup FCN Numbn,ess I Advantages, Need For New Hospital Discussoo Before Ladies Of Middleport BP&W Tuesday Ra& I' I ! ! l ..�i -Snowball Hill Dump Fire Does Little Damage IOO Hear Demo Candidates At '. g Cl b Mieettn Loca/ R t nd u Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced By Middleport Officials Now I Not To Blame Church' Group Clears Itself f Magnate's Son Held 'In Ransom By Kidnapper I I ( New Sate/1,te C,�,,c/es farth . ' n Aid Radio Star Launched Today May Give World Nav1' gat1o i� ' • �_ . .. .. -• • fHE DAILY SENTINEL Mental Health • \\"hen the great economlc depression struck . the United States three decades ago, it is sig­ niricant to recall that, though the luxuries and even many of the necessities of life were hard to come by, the minds of our citizens were at that time occupied with doing some­ thing fQr those more unfortunate than them­ selves. One such group , fl�serving its 30th anni• versary this year, is The Ohio Menta l Hea lth Association - an orga nization or ritizens ' I banded together to amt>liorate the �ufforing of the menlally i l l and dedicated to bringing better, mental hea l t h to a l l . Formed in the Thirty In Sixty were relegated. The· state Program has hcen st rrngihened and e:iqla nded . Com munity tnl'nt:il hc,:1Jtl1 cli• nics have appeared in mnny plac�s. SuC " h a racility a l lows treatment a fte r Uisl'ha rr:,• . and kPeps many at home so t hey do not ncrc: h1 n; pitalization. New buildings, p;1 i d for h_v .::i VO· ter.approved bond issue, are be ing built to relieve the old, crowded institutions. A state program on alcoholism was started this vcar. ThC.Se are just a few of the t h i n gs 1hat havr come to pass, largely because of t h e urgi ng of the citizens who started their campaign thir­ ty years ago. The Ohio Mental Health Association, it­ selC, is entering its adult years with an ex• panded program that also provides direct service to the people and to the communities in Ohfo. This year, they will initiate their "Chemo•Therapy" Program. This is a plan to furnish miracle drugs to discharged, indigent mental patients, They ha11e begun to furnish Ohio Libraries with selected mental health publications. T h e OMHA will continue to offer its mental health exhibit, and no-cos t educa1ional ma­ terials, at over half of the County Fairs in the state'.. Staff expansion in the OMHA h.eadquar­ ters in Columbus and in the field will allow greater, direct service to communities community groups, OMHA chapters, and individuals. Their work o n alcoholism, and In the field ol religio n 'and mental health, is to ton• tinue with greater vigor . HISTORY OF Meigs County NOllRIS FAMll,Y I; � 1-� f ;i ' .! ' , • - BJ Woller I. 1i1Me n,o,ed h,re. I IIIA t'hlldren : Rev. Ell married l l arvf'y nrnrriNI M nry Housh. Their dul1lr1•n llornl'r, l towurd. l'olly ( ; ntc•s; Levi marrird Doro­ Th1)1t1u11 11111rrif' d l "u rri" ltiplry, ' t hy l DOIJ}'I Cowdery; Rlul mllr• nl'tl Sally l<'oHl(lr or Athens o .. tla111-:h1..r of 1;cc•�1,w H l pl,•y, R11"h livt•d Ir l'l'tltral Ohio. Rf'\'. 1-: 11 Steadman w11� horn a l !kdmoml nrn..-riN1 Myrlie QuJl . Tunbrid!:f', Verinont, August 17, ltn. 1 777 atHI marrlrd Polly G-aff'S, Tl11l'em bl!r 5, 1 798. She wee born Ellu marrll',t \.Jalt<'r Sayre. Mler lht• deuth of hi11 flr111 wife 1-'ehruary I Q, 1778. 1'hey eame Gilhcr1 Norrifl' mnrriNI Mrs. llaw­ lo HclprP, 0., ln 1804, and In lhnr11e, mol h1•r ur Jumes, r.eorgt>. the following YC'llr sel11ed on Alonw married Vlrto�la Cuni­ l.1•1dlng Creek. lie wa.1 a Free m h1�. Thrlr children Seva 1narrled WIii Uaptl!II and prea('hert the Htnry Wolll'. Onf' daughter Dorn 111-cond _qermon ever preached a1 1hy married fotcph Promu: the plare \1,-hlch -arterwards be• JameR never married, dird R came Chesttir. 0. The first ser. young mnn, Sarah ma rried I.onn if' mon preached In t hi1 section was Lloyrt, Arthur never married, sl lhu home or Nathan Durrls who Clydf' rn11rri1•d Ada RlplPy, Mina 1e1tled on the middle branch of marr i td llu1 Miller, Blam·he Shade , about one mile above Chea­ marrit•d E1trl Winlcra, Vergie ter. Rev. Steadman preached hla rnurrled in Northern Ohio, Ger• 11ermon at -the home o r Samuel trudc married Dennie HIil, then Branch. -; Maa,le never manll'd, died Their children Mary mah-led a }'Oun,i woman. Abner Stout ; AuNIIJa married Mr. John married Mulah Plekena. Branch. then Bartlett Paine A, lex · Their eh!ldren: Alon:ro married ander, born 1800. died 1869 In Sttlla Whelsto11e, One dauihler, Mlnne10ta; 'Elihu' married Adtline Edit rnarrled Dale Smith; after l!:lllo.!J dauehter or Squtrti Sim• the Hth or hi• wJre, s1elf•. he eon r::lllot. Levi Steadman and Peter Grow mar� � again. Vfl!rna marrled Joh Llord. They had two chll• bullt cablhll on the 1ite of Che.1dren erna then married Aithur tn, Ohio, In 1718, but did not move their faml1l11 here until the Sayre. Waltt-r married Myrlie Mell• lollowlna: year. Mrs. Oro,,. died roy, then Sallte Rood. Ora, Alfred" before the c1bln1 were complet• Taylor rind Mervin. Do not 11:now ed but Mr. Grow came with hla hmll.v of •Ix chi ldren the fol• 'A'ho lhC! la1t four married. JC>nnlr married Alfred Smllh. lowlna: year. Thty have twn llauehter, and one l.evl Stead man bullt I loir mill 1011 .. ere and lhe place w11 known l 'hnrles dl,I 1101 live In thl1 for ,ome time H Steadman'e Mill. srcliun. He could not 1et mill 1lone1 at rhih10n and f.lia Norri,. Their lhat time and he uled a pair or children: Edwin married Mabel hand mill 1tone1 tbat Thurman Wolfe, Eulah married • • man by Htto1: hid bou1ht and uled In the name or Peacock, then Sayle, 1804. It w11 necedary to 10 then Bratlt:en, Ron married Mar. to Marlelta, 0., for mall unlll le Carnahan. Tom marrlff Adelle a mall route wa, opened from Rou.111h, Tin married lklJlnda Wolfe Parkenbur1 to Point Pl&uant In rarl mtrrled Silva Rotl ln1. 1812 and J.e\'i Steadman wa ■ ■P· · Tom and Tan wue twln1. pointed l)Olt muter and ' he was Eulah rint marrle4 Waller alllO the tiMII Julllc ol 1ht' Peace e_ lnwnell. and Thurman Hecox the flrll CQJI· STEADMAN FAMILY stable. EU 81lt'tldm1in aold hl1 The St•admtn tamll)' w11 1 very llort al Cheat,eit to Dr. Ould lnlluential famlly In the early Gardner ·•nd hiR brotheor Charle, hlllol'Y of llelg1 County, !fl 1818, Aluander Stead man, t n1Uv1 Adam and Loretta Wigner. ol Vermont, aetU!Nt 111 Rt>me Townlhtp, Athena County. Ohto, Their chlldrt'n Thom11 mariltl ln 11N. Be w11 an arti11n by p� �ay Day; Jna married I Noll: Le­ fell.Ion. Jn 1900 he wH appointed ha manlt'd Davld PlckeT111; L)'dlt • JwlJo of lilt Court ol Com• married • Scott;, Emma married 1 mon Pleu. and held tlt■ t office S1under1. 1ow lt\'ff.fll 1e1rs. From the date, Jaml!II tnd "Kit" Slauahter. o•olloblo Ii "°llld hldl01t1 tbot Their thlldren James Jr,, Carl, 1111 - ltll · � Lffl, ftlnt lo and Atam. (To .. C'llll-1 W, lllelr lather oecdoa <l>elore I ing the once gloom}' atmospherr <l'nd ne,:1r\y hopeless situation to which the mrnt.'.l ll� i l l depths o( the depression, these persons set out to help those who were afflicted with t he most serious of human su rfering - mental ilfness. As in the other major health move• rnents, important break-th roughs have result• ed since the citizens have interested them. selves in the problem . It will be just a short time until these ded­ icated persons wil l be notifying us that Men­ ial Health Weck has arrived. This year the date is set for Ma y I to 7, but for the �pie who are most interested in what the citb:en can do, Menta l Health Week is every week of the year. Their slogan for 1960, "Bring Them Home; Keep Them Home ; Keep Them Smlllng", tel ls what they have been doing and what they are now doing. Although results have been astoundingly good, we are reminded that this 30th year Is just the beginning, and CVl'r greater Jnterest and effort is necessary to extend the benefits l.o thousands of others who are now, or who, without aid, may some day be suffering from some form of menta1 A large number of well-known persons or emotiona l illness. serve The Ohio Mental Health Association a,s I n 1 930, and for many years thereafter officers, directors, and advisors. This year, until the cith:ens i n the mental health move� an addltion3} group of prominent. Ohioan's mcnt began to receive recognition, the state has formed � 30-year Comm ittee to bring spe• . institut ions were a l l dark, over-crowded asy. ctal emphasis to the citizen p.Jrtidpatio n for lums - as they were then known . Care and better menta•I health. treatment by a, small corps ol dedicated doc. The Daily Sentinel joins ot hers in this slate tors, techni dans. a nd attend ants, was scant in congratu lating The Ohio Menta l l lealth a nd below standa rd because not enough citi­ Associati on on becoming 30 years of age, and zens rared to make the effort to start the ektend these congratu lations to the nu merous machi nery that has since brought great im• OMHA county chapters and thousan ds ol JJTOve ment to the state.run progra m, and cdu. members. Many Happy Ret urns so tha{. the cation and knowl edge to the public , benefit s lo human ity. may continu e to accrue . Gradu ally, throu gh these efforts, many An OMHA c-hapter in this county would be ·•·, "' 1 things hav e made for progress that is chang- one of those benefits. ---·-- 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Midd leport, O. , April 13, 1960 WIND OF CHANGE! Cornmentating Editorially I - 'fOD,\Y AND The Almanr. 4 I Plans for the remodeling of the old Wahama High Scho gymnasium into a cafeteria were approved by the Maso Board qf Education at a regular meC'+ing held tn Point Plea - ------------ant on �fonday evening. ft Savage Tornado Rips Texas Town Apart, Kills 4 2 DAYBOOK BP&W Hears DAILY SENTINEL T wo Speakers DIMMl 'IT, Tex. UPI-A savage tornado, one of several tlial skJp. ped a cross the Texa1 -panhandle Tuesday night, ripped one tiny town to shreds and lert four per­ sons known dead and dozene in• Jured. Only a pJle or debris remains wher,e the town of Sunnyside once stood, about 1-, m iles �outh o f Dl m mitt. The twls�er raced I nto the town almost without warn lng. It .demolished a church where 73 mon . "\lf" e re having' a fellowahlp meeting, a community store and half a doien homes near the church:i_ The Department or Public Safe• ty D PS reported the four dead, and said it had counted at lea.et 60 persons lnjur_ed, eome crttl­ eally. A little girl and a boy had their ni;,ns torn olf, a woman wu found still alive With a vtioard protriuling -- t1Qi;.;}i1111 .�t1ck' and most of her face torn away. Killed were J. R. Hogan, owner of the Sunnyside Ginn iilg Co., J. 8. Kidd, !ffl, of Plainview and Nona Beth Phelan, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phelan of Sunnyside. ROC KS PRINGS SERVIC E Communion servl c,11 will be ol). ) 1erved at the Rock Springs Church (COlltinulfd fl'011li Page Ona} Friday, April },5, at 7 :30 p. m. All By United PHH lntwn■tlonal ?ickens spoke on the question are welcome. Today is Wednesday, April 13, whic h h e raJ■ed aevAraI weekI 1he 1 041h day or the year, with . INSPiCTION MAY 17 ago of tne propo11E:d hos�1tal to 262 lll t)l'(' in 1960. Mrs. Nathan Blgge le announcing be open co Tlw more is approaching Its people �: , t he thal the date for the a11nual In­ coµnty and have the doctor- Q( lns1 q u arter. spection of the "Mei&R Temple Py­ their cl10iee, Ai the aitualion Thl' morning stars are Merthian Slsters ia to be May 17. Mem­ cury, '.\-hers, .l upiter and Saturn. stands, the hoepitaJ committee bers will be notified lat.er as lo On this day in history: h H not stated whether doct ors pra ctice dates. In 1742, Thomas Jefferson, third other than M D would be permit• 11rr!iidcnt or tht' United States, led to 1erve o;n the staff. D. OF A. Sl!RVICIS was horn in Albermerle Couni,y, Members or Theodorus CouneU. Dr. • Piclt:ens staled that he did Vil. Daughlers of America, are re. not WRnl to hke rights from any In 1846, t he PennayJvanla Rall• quested to meet at the Ewing other doctor but wanted hi, own road was chartered. Funeral Home tonight at ;t: l� rlghts' for his patientt. He is In 1852, Frank W. "Y{,f¥>)fl'Qrth, prom1>t to attend '1 services ror' asking for equal treatment tor all A nwrlcan merchant and fouhtlier a member, Mrs. Addle A. Grue�er. doctors or this uea, u11der hospi­ or l lw rive and ten cent store, tal regulations, anrt said that W;i.� born, .'it)'run,�,• Rrou;11 it•lf SERVICES ANNOUNCED lhcre wae 110 reason why the gov­ lri I OJ<I, llarry Hopkins, chief or There will be Sunrise Services erning board eoulrJ not state the 'l'11ke l'irst Hik" ! lu• l"ivil Works Admin1stralion al 5:45 A. M . Easter at the Carle• polity of the hospital on the m.e t­ The Syral'usc Urnwnit•.� mr! a 1111011ntetl L h u l 4 ,700,000 famil ic� ton Interdeno minational Church ter, there being no barrier with Saturday und<'r t h,• h•(lfl<•ri;hi p r-f ill I he l f . S. were on relief. located on KingAbury Road. Sun• the State or American Hospital 111 HM!, Hussiu umt Japan Mrs. Adri11 S11}' rf' ond Mrs. Vir day S chool al 9 : 30 A . M. with an <\.ssoclation on lhe subject. He i-igrwd .. fire•Yf' :Jr neutrality paet. · ginia � 1shC'r. Th11 y tr,ok 1 h t i r also expplained how the starr 111 l tJ.1:1, J'n·sid1•nt 1-'ranklin D . E.t�lcr egg hunt following. rirsl h i k r 011 1 111' l•:dnHlrHl Grtll 'SN Houst: members could be chosen. ,1nd V1•II tkdicat<"d lhe Thomas ' EASTE� IGG HUNT rarm and rc1 u rm•d to t h l· ri.� hl'r Jdfors1111 :\lcmorial in Washing. gave som� ot the pose)ble Qualifi­ An Easter egg hunt will be held cations. hurnf' whrr1• t lwy 1•11joyc(l an in ton .is 11 �hrine to freedom. afttr Sunday Sl'hool Sunday al door w1rrwr roa.\ l, marshrn:ill ows In closini: Dr. Pickens staled and konl •11id . Two 1-!Ursls w1•n· A thnui.:ht for lodny: F S. Pl'e!lli­ the Hau.el Church, it Is announ­ l l t if the Hospital Committee ced. Sunday School will he held ui prt!!l<'l11 and orw mn11wr wh 1 1 11r11. drnt Thurm:1!1 Jcffl,rson !'i:J H ! i "De­ would t'Orne out wllh a publi(' al 10 a. up m. and all children PULASl<J, Va. UPI _ A belligviclctl tX1rn l r;n1sp11rt a l 1t>rt. lay l .'1 preferable to orrnr. ·• to the ages of I� will be given stalement to the ral'l that the c renl teenager who barricaded proposed hospital would be open himself in his father.in-law's home ,111 E11ster treat. to all qualified dortors, he would ror 3 1 hours with a to-year. old do all in his power to help pas s t! irl hostage was captured scream. HOLZ R · HOSPITAL 02. An AOROAA Admitted April 1 1 : Mrs. Evt>r• the is 11 ue to build lhe hospital as Ing Tueiduy night during a tear gas 22. M111lcr 1. To accent elocntlonl.t note elle: Treadway, Langsv llle· Mrs. he tell that Meigs County was in · bnrrage, 7. A n equal DOWN 23, CJty Zilla Dennt>y, Cheshire;' Mrs. great need of it. The girl was found unharmed. part !. Beront traln Homer Hysell, Pomeroy, David Jack J,nning,, 18, an uncm• 11, Cau■e . 2. Group Mn. Nellie Vole, pre,idcnt, 24, Sloth •t J r.. p omeroy ; Mrs, Vance " org,n m ill hand, driven (rom the ployed to oxlat of three 27, Kind or K en t P resided over the husiness meet- house by the tear gas, was beaten R a 'enswood ; MCDon'ld , 12. External 8, 'rm1t leather A l •• Brow n, M a.. n; J oh n \V erner ing of the club. Miss Fredd le Into subm ission b' Y poli<e when he -.eed coa.t1nJ 4. Wator r04 39. In. Houdashelt was nominated to rill M id"leport u · rushed out screamin• and firrhting. 18, Troublo 6 (Babyl.) definite lhe vacancy of• secretary in the His hostaa:e ran rrom the hou se JC. Epoch S. Oulde Rrtlclo Dismissed April 1 1 ; Kelth Heek new slate· ol offi cers who will be H, lroquof■.111 ahead o r Jenninga. She was exCl. Cont1nuo4 80, Per,. W. Colby Pera :ina, Mra. Sally 8, inslalled at the next meeting o l r aupemal\l.1'11 •tory amined by a doctor and then tak• form i' l'ettert!a, •, ...... Finney, Mrs. Lonnie Met.J:ler, Ken• the club. al obJ0<t itc f, lllxot.. en to her anxious parents. 38. Rub out. 31. Hllf neth Adkins, stne Thomas, Mrs. IT. Pl� II " ntaUon 0£ficers eeized JennlngB by the ,1. Tart for attending made Plans were ) c Willie Osborne, Mrs. Wllliam u . U. Norao 8. Jl'ragran�• 88. A aUmule.t­ '2. llounde4 and the seat ot' bie , l)ants collar GaUl• the the f meeting o birthday well, Howard Nela:ler, Mrs. RoD. Cmnpar,, / IO(ld· a � and, puthed b_im 1 his fa� cut and root lnr drlnlo April polls on 18 Club :BPW , bert Bostwick , Horner Harvey, Ofhel!IJII' 10. Captatn falllJll') ,s. Smell , , e l1lJ, lntq a· _lo;Yre car where Stanley Skagg1 , Glen We rry, Ml· the Farmer'11 Honl� . ; 'Jf 19. Male &dUlle --. plrlll H. J'athert lllltlh 11 ; )111"* )ti■� .;, in a. Jlraight Th ate conventlo:1 lb� of e' . ,t Ill, H&v!ns thael Blair, Mrs. Daw Canady Cant 8emblqce & godde• aC�et. wls orlverl dlredly to Day• in which be held tlub will , : ► • 8WeQ Mrs. Carme l Jewett, John Conley IO. Out,poke11 17. Bllll1,l'd GO. UnJcnown 1outhwe1tern the State Mental Hoa• ton I n May was discuated. eoent IL Ru.tlo 1trok1 , pl CHln�tlj Mra. Frederick ca1vert. pltal et Marlon, Va. , · II. Dread Births April 1 1 Mr. and Mn, &l�fe began iabout f N. :lfan'a The meet lflg wH preceded wit � Everette ';l'l'e- adway, LanisY llle, • dlnrter a a, ». 6:IO 1erved by me_�· ·.� rCt;t ' dda, ,tfter Jcmnlna& lllo�ll.ffll son , r;vaha:eUne Chapter, OES,. j rota'.: • -,, frdm oUietts taldnt bers of ..i. ll 4olumt4 with Mra. Jamf'J Pullen, Mn. E. him to jail following a preHmi• namo M . Blake, M_ra. Harley Swisher; nary; ,heartn1, 1l" . 11,1to t�eft char• Mn. Lee Smith, Mrs. Denver Nel· gea. lte o'l'ii:iea' hls young q i ' ter• 11. Gllt Of • oto17 ClNC'INNATI UPJ-Livestoct­ 10n, Mn. MIiton Hood and M rs. In-law, Barbara Butts, and ti ,rr:1. If. Soon Caltle "30, calvet 100; t!OWI 5oe Jack Satterfield preparini and taded h i m se1f ln the home 01 his 111. l'llb father-in-law, c. W, Butta. hl1her tor three day,; vealer, Sl 1ervin1 the meal. 18. 0lndleaal lower; choice lMe lb alau1htet lteers 27.75, food 800-1100 lb 262fl.llO, 1l1nd1nl 1072 lb zt.llO: llmbelat a:ood and choice 850-800 lb heifera tL J'ulo 211•2'1.&0; standard cow■ 19, ulllitJ .._ _ and -commercial 18-17.50; utlHty plt ­ and commtirelal bulls .10 5;•211 choice Yt1l�r1 30-32, cood 28-Soi 1l1ndud llll-26 utlllty 20-22. tlon (abbr,) . Ho11 2300: barrow-a and a:llta 4t. l'ooll la 2Sc hl1her 180-Ho lb 18.II0-17, 4'. ...... !or III0-10 lb le02110 lb 18.21J.IA,IIO 310 lb 18j 30CMIIO lb IOWI 13,111- YEST1t:RYF...,\R l ,n I 1'ear Gas Ends :Figlit Put, Up Ry Teenager DAI LY CROSSW O R D ■ .. ... u. ,e. ae. I ---.... --- Market Report �r..r 0rgan1zat1ons R0ll T0 v·Ictory ' n IlliROIS [ CHICl,GO UPI and Republican organi;ations 111eamrollered to victory . in Illi­ nois · today, crushing the hopee of insurgents i n both parties who sought to occupy the governor'e mansion in Springfield. Gov. WiUiam C. Stratton, seat.· ing an unprecedented third term, wun the Republican nomination and Otto A.emer, choice of . or• 11:anized Democrats, 11lopped cold the dree1µe of two would-be-gov• Vi ce President Riehard M . Nhcon • piled up a substantial popularity vote il'I 1be · natibn 's third state primary of the 1960 presidential eledion year. "But Nixon, uncon• teated on the GOP ticket, lagged behind . Prei,idtnt Eisenhower'a vote in !he 1956 primary, Four years ago Ei84lnhower out­ ln!nned former Sen. ·wnuam F. Knowland o.f Cal ifornia, 781,710 to 33,534. Nixon passed tht' ha1f mil­ lion vote mark with 2,300 pre. einets left to tount. Dtl...te1 Not Committed Sen�. John F. Kennedy and Hu• bert Humphrey, the leading Dem• ocratic presidential candidates, did not entet- the Illinois primary, probably betause· the national convention delea::ates elected wel'fl ( not committed to any candidate. Kerner, former Cook County (Chicuo) judge, nailed down the Dcmperalic gubernatorial nomlna. f tion by a 2-1 mar�in" over hl1 combined oppodtion o( State Tre&1uret Joseph • Lohman and former Democratic National Chaiflt man Stephen Mitchell. et'lt\1 11) his"·party. . ��ratton, whoire political fortune, had shown some signs of slippillll, re�oyped with a .strong victory over State Sen. Hayes RqbertsGn. Sttatton, despite seven' years In office, faced opposition fro some GOP oreani:r:ationa outaidt Chicago. Wahaiua•s White Falcons have �cheduled Jwo. -mgre baseball iarnea­ -'to IJl!f""ed t6 lKeir current sched. ule aeeor:dlng to Coach Ralph � Sayre. The Falcons will play Hannan High School 11-t Hannan on April 25 at 1 : 1� p. m. and will entertain Hannan at home on May 3 at 1:15 p. m. Divorce Is Granted Dorothy RaJbbuns ml THE DAIi .., SE'NJllrR . -.1 Rl$h•""-' S. Owen. Publlther PubU,bed e\'ery f(t'!fflMQ ch te-pt Sunday by The Jhio V11hl hbllabfnf Companr at 110 11'1 ,!Jwi lc Sl, r'":-?nero,, O bto. Im,:\ 2-2 158, editorr,_es, oftJce Pho� 111 offlc• abOI\CI WY2-215'1. Entered. 11 �hd d.,a mallfnll matter ,t tbe poll office at p0.., wv •�:vNaUon'aJ . Oblo. t =� ' \Ive: Bottlnet.••KlmilMU, h.• &II .,ezlr.zton Avt1.. New YO"- cttJ 'llflw York. Su�alotton ratet1: :teliY� h1 whe� avallllblfl, 30 cena -, -..at: one nar In advance ,v, 1'he Dt.lhr Sf"nih:iel otrice, $11.ril �ir months. S7 .80: tti.ree :monm, a.to, 'B-.' l!lotor route where uail ,hte: obe montlt, S l "8:, m.U� C\S tear r.':; 1b; - aonthl, 14.2'; tJr- • aeeitht. .., "" ...... fflnflth. ., ldveitbin6 NDteaenta­ "•!'� Preston Motor Sa les I nc. Middlepo1t, Ohio vs Alvin R itc hie Racine, Ohio R.D. ·I TRADE . Amount of Clai111 $1 20.35 NEW FURNITURE County Court E. W. Peeples, Judge If Interested See With Interest & Cosli ON OR FOK HOUSE TRAIURS Rutland Furniture Rutland, Ohio J 11. 0mnd . " ._....,..,..&.o,a...,,.1....1,...1,�.. , wtui llowo 1 ) ,to. ( ber. DAILY Cliirl'OQUO'l'E - Bon'• how lo worll 11: A X T D L 11 4 4 X II II L O N O .- II L L O W One letlff llmply llla•dl for onon,.,, lhla 11111]>1• A 11 u,e4 for lht thl'ff L'1, X for the two O'•• tltc. 8ln1I• letters, apoita­ bophea, Ute IUllt)li t.nd tonnatloa o1 tbl words 11'1 au hint.I. - 0¥ 1111 - ltlltn an dllte,..L in ,. anto,- ..,..u.. I BITOD BQ N D T D O I\ B !I I I D - H T O II A B lf l\ D , l' D lf D l\ l' D N D A • Tl ll t' D .A D T A ,1 D T,.to..,-, CPJpt_,., '1'1111 APPt,AUlll!l 01' A BINOLII 11\JMAZf IIIDllfQ J8 o, OIIIIAT WNB-VllNClll..-.lOIIN• � , .... ' ••m-.11111 ........ ... lt.llO; unaer 300 lb IS - lb 13.IIO-ll.'1'!; boon 9.?J under too lb 10-10.,.,: III0-200 boan 10-71-11. , lb leeder Police Seek Guuman Wbo Stole '21 1,� eoeto� I H a m .... C lb. r r �!� _ -���� _B���� . �or Rath Blackhawk r--------7 Holiday Lamb Sale Easter Canned Ham s Hickory Smoked ............ 3 lbs. $2.99 1 I Rath· lag 'O Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 69c ...... ................ ................. 4 lbs. $3.49 H I t ygrade I Rath Hickory Smoked ............ .. 5 lbs. S4.79 Rath Hickory Smoked . . .... 6-3/4 lbs. $5.99 1 Bu tte rb al'lJIl Tu rkeys . . . . . . Wllelo ., Holl .1.. 100 St•- �1 Fresh Roasters . . '*a,•, . . •· 14/16 lb. ave. 45c . . . . .�· . . 5 5 c ... Wl,nl� Hoa Sausage PIOllttP Fish Sticks ,....... 3 •:.;: $1 Shrimp . . ••,. x . . 2 ,., $1 . 59 Perch ·••n�h Fried, Gartcin1 "pk.."' 53C W hiting ....-;..t, Hao 5 .�;. 79c ..,,.11, Shrl'mp . J,..... ' v,,..."· $2 • 39 1...J I lb. or more sliced ham, whole or half W.Va. ham or canned ham Leaf Lettuce . . . . . . . . .. 29c Romaine . ,_, 1 9c Bibb . ,. 59c Re d Beets ········ ····"'·· · ........ ... OuMh lOc • __Straw berr1es lhii <OU?on with 2 lh�. w1,..,� and 11�-. �111••saqe r�v.-�n �-,·· ' · • : � - • . , . ,, • · 'I 1 \ J060 lb. Easter Potted Flowers -, wllh 1h11 coupon nnd purcl1ou of 5 lb. bm!I Flori!la 0111!!�es C-,u..,on .. �-· ·, !-. · ·•" •�··. t · ii 1 �, 1 "' 6,:1 at ng=-s_ v i--' r _S_a_ M u It i p Iy You r Eas t_e_ 0 0 5 8 Fr ui t Cockta il .. ���� 3 Ic e C re a m :a� er 1- Country Club ..... . . . gal. . . . . . . ' .... .. . . .½ . . . . . . . . . .All. . Flavors St raw be rr ie s ... . ...... ..._ ...... . ... 4 Sweet Potatoes •·-· 2 By Hatlo 55c . Kroger Eggs Peas · · • '• • · · · · · · · Bread ... ...th tflk � •!Id purdim. ef 2 "91. ('"'u.,,...,. �.,,1.... �rd-, :::s:�­----1 . -. Fr.. 25 Extra Top Value Stampa -"' -Zips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...., !. 33c wMo tMa -..n -' P"""- "' C"""°" ••olrfl 5.ttvntay, AMI • Jf, lNO 2 ...... 3 9c Stuffed Olives •�.,::• ,v, ••. 45c Dinner Rolls "',:;;: '".,....211 16.•••··10d042c * c�.... w.... . . . .... $1 5 Jc doz. ..;.;:• Mustard Kleenex . . ,.i.,. Naplil nt • • • • • . • • • , •• , . , . frond.'• ' Pound Cake .... ,..., ,... .... ... 49c Emba11y 16 ,, off . . so .,. 24c 0•- 191- Coffee Cake .........., • M Cittttcilffltn . . oath Sizes from 1 0,\? lo 3 incllHiing Ya -.....·i¼. ' Scientist Kissed Tiros Satellite· Goodbye On Pad BOWLING FRIDAY NtGHT LEAGU E High Scorn, Ap,-11 J High 3 game ind. P. Mullen 503 High single game P. Mullen 193 Team 3 games New York Clothing 2,278 Team gingle g.ame New York Clothing 794: , Won L05f Standing, 1 8 liit 1 1 1ft N. Y. Clothing .. . 1 5 1,, 14½: Landmark . . . . .'. . 13¼: 16½: M oores Store 12\.2 17"2 Racine Serv. Sta. SEASON HIGtiS Ind. 3 games, M. Murray 577 Ind. I game, P . Collins 219 Team 3 game!! Landmark 2381 Team· I game, LancJ.mark 863 TOP ..5 .. BOWLERS AVG. 158 M . Eberaba ch 157 �. Murray . . 155 P. Mullen 151 P. Collins . . 1-W P. Pitchford Ohio River Bolts: Downbound: Deshrield. Ashland al 1 1 : 45 pm, 0·5: )lontgomery, Cornell at 8: 1 0 am. 6.fl: Lock 7 Indiana a t 7:20 am. 8-0; Lock e, Trade Wind.I a t a·:;o a m . 14--0; Lock 1 5 Fory1thia <1t 7 10. work flat; Walter C. Beckjord at 8:30 am, 9-2; Lock 23. I. F. Fre: !>erger .it l ; � pm, 0-19; Elger Cliff at 4.05 pm, 3-0; In vader al :uo pm, 0-4; Island Crrek at 5 . 35 pm, 0'6; Patsy Cbo­ tan at 7 pm, 0·2; Mis, SterUng at 9 pm, 2·0 and a derrick boat; Mike Creditor at 10:50 pm 20-0; Beaver a t l 1 . 05 pm, l -0 ; Janie D. at J : 1 5 a m , 4-0; :,ational al 2:40 am 0.J: U p bound Galli-polis City of Huntington at 3 . 10 pm 1 0-2; Robert E. Reed al 1 1 :50 pm 6-6; Brooklyn at 7 am, 3- 1 ; Lock 23, Fre<l W. Ollcolt at 12: 20 am, 2- 1 ; A. V. Criss Jr., at 7:20 am 1-6; Janie D. at 10 am 0-8: A. V. Criss at 6 : 40 pm l·<I: Ernestine al 9.45 pm, 0.-fl: Colton Queen at 3 am 5--0; Reliance at 6;25 am, 12-4. YORT MONMOUTH. N. J. UPIScientist Herbert Butler kissed a Breakfast On Ea�ter satellite goodbye forever - but The Guild of the Mt. Moriah he's still receiving its messages Baptist Church. Middleport, ille pl.inning to serv(' a n Easler break from outer space, "My heart isn't really broken, I fast this coming Sunday morning although I never expect lo see i t at the church basement from 7 .again," said Butler, referring to to 8:30 a. m . the revolutionary Tiro.11 weather The puUlic i s invited and the satellite launched April t . men u will include juice, bacon ro· in ast Butler, director of the • strumen tation branch of the u . s. and eggs, biscuit or toaet, cereal per s ignal corps laboratorie.11 here , and coffee. The price is 75C guided the sdentifici te.am that person. de\•e]oped the Tiros and its tele• vision car ,eras. 1 The T , ros has been sending back daily pictures of · the earth's By Unit.d Pres, International cloud cover, which may provide man with a means of predicting NATIONAL LEAGUE weather disasters rar in advance W L Ptt. GB and making long•r.inge roreea.sts. INDUSTR IAL LEAGUe 1 0 1 .000 Oi.ncinnati . . The New York-born Butler, Mw �ilwauk.ee I O 1.000 H igh Seo�• for April 7 1 O 1 .000 High 3 games ind. H. Clatworthy a resident of Little Silver, N, J., San Francisco recalled the tense woments as Los Angeles 1 0 1 .000 089 the Tiros was poised on its launch­ Chicago . . . y Clatworth H. game, 0 1 ,000 l single High ing pad al Cape Canaveral, Jo' la, 21 2 O 1 .000 1 Philadelphia Wife Didn't Mind 0 l .000 1 Pittsburgh . . Team 3 games, Pomeroy Cement ··1 kissed the sate llite right above St. 1..-0uis Block, 2�6 o l .000 t ninth stage before it was the Tuesday'1 Rffulb Team single games, Foreman· launched," Buller said. ' ' My wife. MllwaulcN 4 Pittaburs,h 3 Abbott 930 Won Lost Pct. Kalhlee, tells me she doesn't Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 4 Standin91o mind." San Fr•ncisco 3 St. Loui, 1 Swii;her•Lohae Then Butler and the other sei1 1 718 28 Loa Anplq 3 Chicago 2 (N) Drugs 24 \o, 1 4 ½ 628 enlists waited anxiously wh!ic lhe WitdnHday't. ProlMbla Pitch11n Sport Center 1 6 590 count.down proceeded. He and LHt year"t. won-lost r■cords in 23 Daughert y Inc. RCA lalKiratories worked on the pa.renthHes Pomeroy Cement 20 487 11atcllite under signal corps sU'per• 1Q St. Louis. at 5.n F ranciKO--Mi­ Blo(k , 14 25 359 vision. wll 13-10 vs McCormick 12-16.. Foreman-Abbott "We all swore up and <fOV,:n 8½ 30½ 218 Chicas,o et Lot Ane.-fH night H. & R 1-'ireston e was -Hobbl• 16-13 YI S...rry 7•2 lite satel the when thal SEASON HIGHS launt·hcd thr f'arth would prob­ Thunday's Gamn Ind. 3 games, Cla lworthy 625 o bl)' be completely naked," Butler Cincinnati at Pitts.burgh Incl. 1 game, J . Duerr 248 said wilh a smne "no clouds " Mllwaukff at Philedelphla (N) Tea m 3 games, Sport Center 2678 During the co��tdown, a �inor Chicaoo at San Francisco (NJ Lohse Swisher• game 1 Team 972 problem deveJopt:d in the vehicle St. Louis at Los Angelff (N) Drugs . . . and 1 1 was checked "while we all TOP 6 BOWLERS AVG Ame.-ic•n L-tu• sweated:· Buller said. SfflOn s.t•rh nut -• B. Louks . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 "'FinaUy, il was launched-one 175 s. Flanagan . . . . , . . the mosl beautiful launchings other weather satellite when Tiros of 171 . . 11. Clatworthy . . ever seen, four minutes be· finslly gives out. I've 170 C. Searles our final dt·adlin,." he said. fore "We're still looking onward and 169 M. Houdashelt . . No Plctu.-.. T•k.n upward," said Butler. "Now we get lfl7 McKinney J. Dl1err-Bud Buller said he has some trouble back to work for bigger and better WEEK 6 HIGH SERIES he actually satellites." 212 1 7 1 206 589 convincing people Clatworthy kissed Tiros. "After all, we didn't 183 164 166 5 1 3 Duerr J. 176 176 160 512 take pil'lures," he said. R. D.11vis Butler bas seen more lhan 2.· 174 136 201 5 l l W. Radford of the satellite's pic tures be0 00 A. Sylvester . . 197 1 52· 158 507 , are sent for �tudy .to the f re ' ? s. Flanagan· 146 1 B9 171 506 Li. S. they Wea1her Bureau tn Su1tland. Md., and the National Aeronauties and Space Administration (NASA) Cll'Y LEAGUE in Washin gton. High Three Game lnd. - Louks, The government is keeping con. 602. f1dential £or the present any con• High Single Game - Louks, 2-47. clusions drawn from the cloud Team Three Games - Fife Nov• pictures. elly Shop, 2632. "The satellite Is working beau• Team Single Game - Fif� Novel• tirully," Butler said. Tiros had a ty Shop, 966. Pt.on. wv.2-3914 life expectancy of 90 days, but Won Lost Pct, scicnlists hope it can continue Standing!' Corner 2r.d .a. RuHand Sts. 21 15 .583 longer. Robinson's Middltp0rt, Ohio 19 17 .328 Fife'e Novelty Plans are in the works for an. 19 17 .528 Elks 1 9 17 .528 Ohio Power Grange Auto, F i re, Hospita l 15 21 .417 Stroh·a Beer .417 21 5 1 New Haven S.-son Hl9h1 Ind. 3 Games - F11nagan, 659. Ind. I Game - Flanagan and FOK MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS. Clilford, 256. Team 3 Games - Elks, 2778. Team l Game - Stroh's Beer, J I \ I STANDINGS '.I Erwin's Gulf Service Top Five Bowlfft Avg, 182 Clifford 179 Louks 171 Hawley 17? S('arles 1?4 rlanaq:an 39C $1 79 • ' DO N E. MU LLE N Successor To Mr. H . "E. Sliarkey. fomaroy, 0. 1663 Lincoln Heights Phont WY 2•2411 > ' Me rle Nor man Cos met ic Stu d io Open All Day Sat., April 1 6th FOR Dem onst ratio n Con tou rs AND Ski n Ana lyza tion " . . . .i�'. . . .............. . \.:· 1 6c Ch'ld ren/s Sadd l e Shoes I doz. 57c Swee't Pickles caw Whelo "�:· 39c Salad Dressin g. 'NAY fOI Ml,• 78--year-old Pope John XXID tetlt 7•year-oJ4 Catherine Hudaon ID the Vatican, Wheh the leukmlla V10Um wu flowD from Oklahoma Cl.ty, Oltla.. tor her tlnt oo.... mWUOD. The po,- apm:1.t iO minuta witb btt. tB.ad4oJIMIDJ, (1119. 10 OJ. -Govern ment Gracletl' A 1-rge All White Free 50 Extra Top Value Starilpa Condition of M.r,■We D■ru: All dams ue d,i,wn the rlver tail­ ing . l fool pe:r hour. I MS U RAM CE IC,ci9u gardH tweet Governm•nt Graded A. La,.. G-at19N: Montgomery 15.6 up­ Jkr 10.5 on lower, 29 feet open; Gallipoli1, 1 8 .5 on upper 28.5 on lower. 80 feet open; Lock 23, 21.l. MAKE A DATE TO "LUB RICATE" Free SO Extra Top Value Stamps Top Qualit y Lilies, Auaeas, Tulhu, Chrysant�emum, .' . . . $1 pur<h oae of ·=·=98=---p!,49:..:C:.:.._::f=ro=m==$1 C•IR. Doliclou,ly ft.th _ lloJt Ibo 2 Extra Top Vafllle Stamps Bananas Endive or Escarole . .... ... _, 1 5c 5inak "'· SS• Free !SO N with thl1 coupon and p..,rcha,e of 49c lb. Atfflout )wift's Prem ium 5/8 lb. avg: Seafood Specials Free 100 iExtra Top Value 6tamps Who1e 11ams Rib Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 69c Loin Chops ........ .. . . . . . . . ,. 79c --------- TOLEDO IIPI-Pi>lke today 1outht a bold 1unm1n who rob­ bed lht" downtown office of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co, of about :,3,'700 Tuesday afternoon and then es• eaped afteT I foot race with com• pany employes. Pollt:t ttnt all •valltble men to seal off the area, ,earched · pub­ lic bulldlna:1 and e•en atopptd buau. but to no avail. 'Nie ban• dlt 1ot U.e b\C)ney from 1 20-"81' old woman1 clffll: -,.ho tDld poltce1 the fflffl nlcl he bad • fi1D ln 1111 SURVIVIS TRYOUT (AMP BURBANK-:- Calif. UPI-Billy Anderson, 29-year-old son of Ed· die (Rochester) Anderaon of the Jack Benny teJevialon show, has survived the four-day tryout camp of the Los AngeJea Chargers of the American Football League. He is a 6-foot, 190 pound half• baci; who formerly played with I Compton College and the Chicago Bears. ,OME llOY HIG-H SCHOOL BASEBALL - 1960 Gama Time 4:00 P. M.. O•t• T.. m Place April 5 Here �lddleport Apn! 7 llacine Here A1ml 1 1 l'l l-'le11111.11t Here A1ml 12 Tht-re J ukson April r n <.;11Jl1poils Here Arml 2 1 Hu\liind Here Aprd 26 Rutl ;md Here April W Middleport There A 1ml 28 kutland There M ,,y :S Jackson Here :,fay 4 Pt. Pleas,rnt There i\lay 5 Hacine There UII)' JO Gallipullh There Gallia Academy' !! v i ■iting defend• mg SEOAL champs l ook ed every bit rapable of repeating thil &eason m whopping Middleport'!- Yellow Jackcte 22·2 Tuesday amida t a covcy of ba1>e hits, Jacke t errors afield, and wildn cts from Jacke t pitchers. There wa an't much Gallipolis eould do wrong, or Middleport right afte r an explosive a.run fourth inning that made the! sc-ore 10-0 for the winnen. Those bla: S runs <::i mc o n 5 single s, 3 stolen hasee. a walk, and 3 crrors , the j MIDDLEPORT HIGH mos1 rrnin!ul one w he11 the acket Date Pl•ce THm 1 and righlfielcler dropp�d a sinking GallipoliR Home fading liner off Gilly Caldwell's April 1 2 Pt. Pleasant Away bat with the bases full and one April 14 April r n J.icksun Home out. H.icinu Away Until Lhen starter Boone Hindy I April 20 Home Pomeroy had thmgs :.:nder reasonable con• -� pril 26 Gallipolis Away trol. Mi(ldleporl had laken an 1 .0 i ...ay 3 ay 5 Wah"ma Away s lead in the first on Jerry Fry· .\.1 Jarkson Away walk, John Singer"s sarrifiec, ;,nrt M:ty IO Away Rutland Rirk Oiler ' s single. Gallipolis tied , \t ay 12 it in the second on Matthews sin- mounrJ dehut, striking out Evans gle, a.A r and Caldwell's i;ingle. for the last out. Arter� lh big fourth inning when For Gallipolis, now 1 - 1 in league Tom Ander n relieved Hindy, Gal· play, Caldwell's double and Gary mt out in the fifth, Lane's' triple were the only e1.tra Jipotis was then blew h me 5 runs in the s.ixth base hits. .end 7 more@ in seventh. The Jackets go to Jackson Thurs Doc H;:irl t!r got two of Mid- day. diepm t's f1Jur hits, a doubl t! and a Gallipolis 0 1 1 8M 7-22 12 o triple, th� three bagger leading off Middleport 1 00 ooo 1- 2 4 12 Lhc seventh. He scored 011 an in• Gallipolis: Coder and Roderi ck fhld 0ut. Middleport: Hindy (LP), Anderson Fro.;h_ Charier Bush rcl!cved An• 1 (3), Bush (6}, Hartinger (6) and derson m the sixth, but his control Bqwles. was AWOL. So Harti nger made bis Umpire: C. Searles. Ready-to�eat . . · " Full Sha nk Half ----------��===,.,..,.,==� ........... dWIIJtp Mc. lf the 1 959 pattern holds true, the A&. A Asphalt club of Birmmgha(Jl, Mich., will be the open Learn champion with 1 3096, rolled ·"arch 23_ Should the 3096 hold up BEAUMONT, T••· U PI-Paul it will be the lowest champ ionshi p Jor v■nNn, 1 36, Pert Arthur, Tax, !a: Falstaf the tot1tl since t9M when , 1 36, of Chicago won at Rothester with knocked Ot.lt CarlOI, . Mltia, Bander., Tex., 1. 3092. Pa ul Kulbag.a. of Cleveland ta FRESNO C11llf. UPI-Gi an the singles leader with 726 bowled Flan,,.n 1.U¾, St. Paul, Minn., d,.._ with Javellana Kid, 144, Ma• nlla, 10. WOULD LIKE TO f A divorce WIii granted yeeterday _.. in Commiin Pleas Court to Dorothy Evelyn ,B.atJiburn from Franeb Homer Ralhburn. atcordlng io •• entry. In iiddilion to divort'e, the plain• llfl was granted eustody of minor ehildren, Rupport and the riiht to real est.ate owned by the couple until the youngest child is 18 years or age, DbV""""D TO INTb•rEt v.,.�., t:..nDa.11 " OF mEIGS-MASON' ARIA Order of Attachment Issued W V Ham Faleons Schedule 2 More ·Baseba11 Game11 -· . T ry e . ...,...;.. v E t1 _ _ --f,,....,-h-_ IDI e ey'll Do a-...1o ION. ·m , • M a.rl'h 24 . He wou1d be the lowest to l.all:e the big pr ize since Tony �parando . Qf Newark, N. J., won m 1 954 w1th 723 at Seattle. . , J e L c 1 pa�i::t th: �i1-e1:en��\,i�h 1·m:. l'be last time such a score won was in 19M, al110 at Seattle when Brad Lewi&, Aahland, Ohio, had an Identical total. For the past four years it has taken over 2,000 to c11pture an 111!-events · crown. ________ LOS ANGE LES UPI-Jim Carter, 215, Lot Anael••• knockff out Eddie Jackson, 1 87, Lo, An• ..... 4_ RIVER REPORT Prep Baseball Jackets Bow J��g Tourney Enters 2nd 22 2 1 n ?a e ?1 Half Of Arduous 79 Day Grind � . With Call1Polts DISCUSS FIGHT SIGHT JERSEY CJTY, N. J, UPJ­ Promoler Jaek Fugazy of Feature TOLEDO, Ohio li Pl-The Amer. Sporl.i Inc., and New Jersey offi . clals Tuesday diSCUIISed the possi• 1 can Bowlmg Congreu tournamenl binty of st.11g:ing the Arehle entered lhe s�cond h1lf of I� 11td· Moore•Eric Schoeppner light uous 9-day grui.d today, �nd If the heavyweight title fight al Jersey meet follow� lasl year a: p�ttern City's Roosevelt Stadium this all bu� one title hu been decided. Durmg the 1959 tournament, on,ummer. The New Jeraey offi· ch1ls e:itpect to give Fuga zy their ly tWI_) men crowned won during proposal next Monday. Lhc Imal h11ll _ of t_he meet. The doubles cha�1 p10nsh1p �aa ':"on l y l U1trney Ve�1ge and Gib Fishback Flied March 26th, 1960 or St. Louis on the 4:�th day of , t he tournamen t. ·Old G ym Conversion Approved By Mason Board Of Edu�atio Willlam R. Frampton ant'! Son , ,rehite ch, o p peared before the board w1lh the plans for the pro• t'l'l. A l so appro\·ed by Lhe Board �ere plans £or a two room addi• t1011 l o the New Haven grade �ehool . The Board requested eom• plete plans on other buildings in the county. Discussion was held briefly on the school entranee age whieh will be in efleet during the com• ing school year. Pupils must be six years of age prior to Nov• ember l before they i:an be • ad• milted t o school. The ruling was made by the West Virginia Board of Education. Hired for the next school term were the following new teachers: B�rn1ce L . Arttlerso�. element,ry; Ri_cWd I 1 , Auf\in, seco�dary; 4.nbb E:laKe Conley, secondary; Sue Rhodes, elementary; Ul_ona Wamsle-Y, 11econd*ry and Kent(eth Mµrra.y ff:COndar;-. , . fJhe botrtl · ac�eptec'I the resig­ nalion of Felix Preston Boy� as a l.eaeh tr at tbe 1 Pt. Pleasant Jun• ior High Sc�I. H. Cliff Hamil­ ton, former , stile eut,ervlsor of elementary schools, was hi r1•d to act as consult.ant to work in the pilot study program. ' Ii Daily Sentinel, Pomero -Middleport, 0., April 13, 1 960 -3 .FREE I O DAY SUPPLY Of ALL PURPOSE CREAM 200 I'.! W. Main St. Phone WY•2-3551 Pomeroy, Ohio \ ,,,., F:i.h l· ' ,;.'-}! . ,.. ' ",\; �_ . .. .. -• • fHE DAILY SENTINEL Mental Health • \\"hen the great economlc depression struck . the United States three decades ago, it is sig­ niricant to recall that, though the luxuries and even many of the necessities of life were hard to come by, the minds of our citizens were at that time occupied with doing some­ thing fQr those more unfortunate than them­ selves. One such group , fl�serving its 30th anni• versary this year, is The Ohio Menta l Hea lth Association - an orga nization or ritizens ' I banded together to amt>liorate the �ufforing of the menlally i l l and dedicated to bringing better, mental hea l t h to a l l . Formed in the Thirty In Sixty were relegated. The· state Program has hcen st rrngihened and e:iqla nded . Com munity tnl'nt:il hc,:1Jtl1 cli• nics have appeared in mnny plac�s. SuC " h a racility a l lows treatment a fte r Uisl'ha rr:,• . and kPeps many at home so t hey do not ncrc: h1 n; pitalization. New buildings, p;1 i d for h_v .::i VO· ter.approved bond issue, are be ing built to relieve the old, crowded institutions. A state program on alcoholism was started this vcar. ThC.Se are just a few of the t h i n gs 1hat havr come to pass, largely because of t h e urgi ng of the citizens who started their campaign thir­ ty years ago. The Ohio Mental Health Association, it­ selC, is entering its adult years with an ex• panded program that also provides direct service to the people and to the communities in Ohfo. This year, they will initiate their "Chemo•Therapy" Program. This is a plan to furnish miracle drugs to discharged, indigent mental patients, They ha11e begun to furnish Ohio Libraries with selected mental health publications. T h e OMHA will continue to offer its mental health exhibit, and no-cos t educa1ional ma­ terials, at over half of the County Fairs in the state'.. Staff expansion in the OMHA h.eadquar­ ters in Columbus and in the field will allow greater, direct service to communities community groups, OMHA chapters, and individuals. Their work o n alcoholism, and In the field ol religio n 'and mental health, is to ton• tinue with greater vigor . HISTORY OF Meigs County NOllRIS FAMll,Y I; � 1-� f ;i ' .! ' , • - BJ Woller I. 1i1Me n,o,ed h,re. I IIIA t'hlldren : Rev. Ell married l l arvf'y nrnrriNI M nry Housh. Their dul1lr1•n llornl'r, l towurd. l'olly ( ; ntc•s; Levi marrird Doro­ Th1)1t1u11 11111rrif' d l "u rri" ltiplry, ' t hy l DOIJ}'I Cowdery; Rlul mllr• nl'tl Sally l<'oHl(lr or Athens o .. tla111-:h1..r of 1;cc•�1,w H l pl,•y, R11"h livt•d Ir l'l'tltral Ohio. Rf'\'. 1-: 11 Steadman w11� horn a l !kdmoml nrn..-riN1 Myrlie QuJl . Tunbrid!:f', Verinont, August 17, ltn. 1 777 atHI marrlrd Polly G-aff'S, Tl11l'em bl!r 5, 1 798. She wee born Ellu marrll',t \.Jalt<'r Sayre. Mler lht• deuth of hi11 flr111 wife 1-'ehruary I Q, 1778. 1'hey eame Gilhcr1 Norrifl' mnrriNI Mrs. llaw­ lo HclprP, 0., ln 1804, and In lhnr11e, mol h1•r ur Jumes, r.eorgt>. the following YC'llr sel11ed on Alonw married Vlrto�la Cuni­ l.1•1dlng Creek. lie wa.1 a Free m h1�. Thrlr children Seva 1narrled WIii Uaptl!II and prea('hert the Htnry Wolll'. Onf' daughter Dorn 111-cond _qermon ever preached a1 1hy married fotcph Promu: the plare \1,-hlch -arterwards be• JameR never married, dird R came Chesttir. 0. The first ser. young mnn, Sarah ma rried I.onn if' mon preached In t hi1 section was Lloyrt, Arthur never married, sl lhu home or Nathan Durrls who Clydf' rn11rri1•d Ada RlplPy, Mina 1e1tled on the middle branch of marr i td llu1 Miller, Blam·he Shade , about one mile above Chea­ marrit•d E1trl Winlcra, Vergie ter. Rev. Steadman preached hla rnurrled in Northern Ohio, Ger• 11ermon at -the home o r Samuel trudc married Dennie HIil, then Branch. -; Maa,le never manll'd, died Their children Mary mah-led a }'Oun,i woman. Abner Stout ; AuNIIJa married Mr. John married Mulah Plekena. Branch. then Bartlett Paine A, lex · Their eh!ldren: Alon:ro married ander, born 1800. died 1869 In Sttlla Whelsto11e, One dauihler, Mlnne10ta; 'Elihu' married Adtline Edit rnarrled Dale Smith; after l!:lllo.!J dauehter or Squtrti Sim• the Hth or hi• wJre, s1elf•. he eon r::lllot. Levi Steadman and Peter Grow mar� � again. Vfl!rna marrled Joh Llord. They had two chll• bullt cablhll on the 1ite of Che.1dren erna then married Aithur tn, Ohio, In 1718, but did not move their faml1l11 here until the Sayre. Waltt-r married Myrlie Mell• lollowlna: year. Mrs. Oro,,. died roy, then Sallte Rood. Ora, Alfred" before the c1bln1 were complet• Taylor rind Mervin. Do not 11:now ed but Mr. Grow came with hla hmll.v of •Ix chi ldren the fol• 'A'ho lhC! la1t four married. JC>nnlr married Alfred Smllh. lowlna: year. Thty have twn llauehter, and one l.evl Stead man bullt I loir mill 1011 .. ere and lhe place w11 known l 'hnrles dl,I 1101 live In thl1 for ,ome time H Steadman'e Mill. srcliun. He could not 1et mill 1lone1 at rhih10n and f.lia Norri,. Their lhat time and he uled a pair or children: Edwin married Mabel hand mill 1tone1 tbat Thurman Wolfe, Eulah married • • man by Htto1: hid bou1ht and uled In the name or Peacock, then Sayle, 1804. It w11 necedary to 10 then Bratlt:en, Ron married Mar. to Marlelta, 0., for mall unlll le Carnahan. Tom marrlff Adelle a mall route wa, opened from Rou.111h, Tin married lklJlnda Wolfe Parkenbur1 to Point Pl&uant In rarl mtrrled Silva Rotl ln1. 1812 and J.e\'i Steadman wa ■ ■P· · Tom and Tan wue twln1. pointed l)Olt muter and ' he was Eulah rint marrle4 Waller alllO the tiMII Julllc ol 1ht' Peace e_ lnwnell. and Thurman Hecox the flrll CQJI· STEADMAN FAMILY stable. EU 81lt'tldm1in aold hl1 The St•admtn tamll)' w11 1 very llort al Cheat,eit to Dr. Ould lnlluential famlly In the early Gardner ·•nd hiR brotheor Charle, hlllol'Y of llelg1 County, !fl 1818, Aluander Stead man, t n1Uv1 Adam and Loretta Wigner. ol Vermont, aetU!Nt 111 Rt>me Townlhtp, Athena County. Ohto, Their chlldrt'n Thom11 mariltl ln 11N. Be w11 an arti11n by p� �ay Day; Jna married I Noll: Le­ fell.Ion. Jn 1900 he wH appointed ha manlt'd Davld PlckeT111; L)'dlt • JwlJo of lilt Court ol Com• married • Scott;, Emma married 1 mon Pleu. and held tlt■ t office S1under1. 1ow lt\'ff.fll 1e1rs. From the date, Jaml!II tnd "Kit" Slauahter. o•olloblo Ii "°llld hldl01t1 tbot Their thlldren James Jr,, Carl, 1111 - ltll · � Lffl, ftlnt lo and Atam. (To .. C'llll-1 W, lllelr lather oecdoa <l>elore I ing the once gloom}' atmospherr <l'nd ne,:1r\y hopeless situation to which the mrnt.'.l ll� i l l depths o( the depression, these persons set out to help those who were afflicted with t he most serious of human su rfering - mental ilfness. As in the other major health move• rnents, important break-th roughs have result• ed since the citizens have interested them. selves in the problem . It will be just a short time until these ded­ icated persons wil l be notifying us that Men­ ial Health Weck has arrived. This year the date is set for Ma y I to 7, but for the �pie who are most interested in what the citb:en can do, Menta l Health Week is every week of the year. Their slogan for 1960, "Bring Them Home; Keep Them Home ; Keep Them Smlllng", tel ls what they have been doing and what they are now doing. Although results have been astoundingly good, we are reminded that this 30th year Is just the beginning, and CVl'r greater Jnterest and effort is necessary to extend the benefits l.o thousands of others who are now, or who, without aid, may some day be suffering from some form of menta1 A large number of well-known persons or emotiona l illness. serve The Ohio Mental Health Association a,s I n 1 930, and for many years thereafter officers, directors, and advisors. This year, until the cith:ens i n the mental health move� an addltion3} group of prominent. Ohioan's mcnt began to receive recognition, the state has formed � 30-year Comm ittee to bring spe• . institut ions were a l l dark, over-crowded asy. ctal emphasis to the citizen p.Jrtidpatio n for lums - as they were then known . Care and better menta•I health. treatment by a, small corps ol dedicated doc. The Daily Sentinel joins ot hers in this slate tors, techni dans. a nd attend ants, was scant in congratu lating The Ohio Menta l l lealth a nd below standa rd because not enough citi­ Associati on on becoming 30 years of age, and zens rared to make the effort to start the ektend these congratu lations to the nu merous machi nery that has since brought great im• OMHA county chapters and thousan ds ol JJTOve ment to the state.run progra m, and cdu. members. Many Happy Ret urns so tha{. the cation and knowl edge to the public , benefit s lo human ity. may continu e to accrue . Gradu ally, throu gh these efforts, many An OMHA c-hapter in this county would be ·•·, "' 1 things hav e made for progress that is chang- one of those benefits. ---·-- 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Midd leport, O. , April 13, 1960 WIND OF CHANGE! Cornmentating Editorially I - 'fOD,\Y AND The Almanr. 4 I Plans for the remodeling of the old Wahama High Scho gymnasium into a cafeteria were approved by the Maso Board qf Education at a regular meC'+ing held tn Point Plea - ------------ant on �fonday evening. ft Savage Tornado Rips Texas Town Apart, Kills 4 2 DAYBOOK BP&W Hears DAILY SENTINEL T wo Speakers DIMMl 'IT, Tex. UPI-A savage tornado, one of several tlial skJp. ped a cross the Texa1 -panhandle Tuesday night, ripped one tiny town to shreds and lert four per­ sons known dead and dozene in• Jured. Only a pJle or debris remains wher,e the town of Sunnyside once stood, about 1-, m iles �outh o f Dl m mitt. The twls�er raced I nto the town almost without warn lng. It .demolished a church where 73 mon . "\lf" e re having' a fellowahlp meeting, a community store and half a doien homes near the church:i_ The Department or Public Safe• ty D PS reported the four dead, and said it had counted at lea.et 60 persons lnjur_ed, eome crttl­ eally. A little girl and a boy had their ni;,ns torn olf, a woman wu found still alive With a vtioard protriuling -- t1Qi;.;}i1111 .�t1ck' and most of her face torn away. Killed were J. R. Hogan, owner of the Sunnyside Ginn iilg Co., J. 8. Kidd, !ffl, of Plainview and Nona Beth Phelan, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phelan of Sunnyside. ROC KS PRINGS SERVIC E Communion servl c,11 will be ol). ) 1erved at the Rock Springs Church (COlltinulfd fl'011li Page Ona} Friday, April },5, at 7 :30 p. m. All By United PHH lntwn■tlonal ?ickens spoke on the question are welcome. Today is Wednesday, April 13, whic h h e raJ■ed aevAraI weekI 1he 1 041h day or the year, with . INSPiCTION MAY 17 ago of tne propo11E:d hos�1tal to 262 lll t)l'(' in 1960. Mrs. Nathan Blgge le announcing be open co Tlw more is approaching Its people �: , t he thal the date for the a11nual In­ coµnty and have the doctor- Q( lns1 q u arter. spection of the "Mei&R Temple Py­ their cl10iee, Ai the aitualion Thl' morning stars are Merthian Slsters ia to be May 17. Mem­ cury, '.\-hers, .l upiter and Saturn. stands, the hoepitaJ committee bers will be notified lat.er as lo On this day in history: h H not stated whether doct ors pra ctice dates. In 1742, Thomas Jefferson, third other than M D would be permit• 11rr!iidcnt or tht' United States, led to 1erve o;n the staff. D. OF A. Sl!RVICIS was horn in Albermerle Couni,y, Members or Theodorus CouneU. Dr. • Piclt:ens staled that he did Vil. Daughlers of America, are re. not WRnl to hke rights from any In 1846, t he PennayJvanla Rall• quested to meet at the Ewing other doctor but wanted hi, own road was chartered. Funeral Home tonight at ;t: l� rlghts' for his patientt. He is In 1852, Frank W. "Y{,f¥>)fl'Qrth, prom1>t to attend '1 services ror' asking for equal treatment tor all A nwrlcan merchant and fouhtlier a member, Mrs. Addle A. Grue�er. doctors or this uea, u11der hospi­ or l lw rive and ten cent store, tal regulations, anrt said that W;i.� born, .'it)'run,�,• Rrou;11 it•lf SERVICES ANNOUNCED lhcre wae 110 reason why the gov­ lri I OJ<I, llarry Hopkins, chief or There will be Sunrise Services erning board eoulrJ not state the 'l'11ke l'irst Hik" ! lu• l"ivil Works Admin1stralion al 5:45 A. M . Easter at the Carle• polity of the hospital on the m.e t­ The Syral'usc Urnwnit•.� mr! a 1111011ntetl L h u l 4 ,700,000 famil ic� ton Interdeno minational Church ter, there being no barrier with Saturday und<'r t h,• h•(lfl<•ri;hi p r-f ill I he l f . S. were on relief. located on KingAbury Road. Sun• the State or American Hospital 111 HM!, Hussiu umt Japan Mrs. Adri11 S11}' rf' ond Mrs. Vir day S chool al 9 : 30 A . M. with an <\.ssoclation on lhe subject. He i-igrwd .. fire•Yf' :Jr neutrality paet. · ginia � 1shC'r. Th11 y tr,ok 1 h t i r also expplained how the starr 111 l tJ.1:1, J'n·sid1•nt 1-'ranklin D . E.t�lcr egg hunt following. rirsl h i k r 011 1 111' l•:dnHlrHl Grtll 'SN Houst: members could be chosen. ,1nd V1•II tkdicat<"d lhe Thomas ' EASTE� IGG HUNT rarm and rc1 u rm•d to t h l· ri.� hl'r Jdfors1111 :\lcmorial in Washing. gave som� ot the pose)ble Qualifi­ An Easter egg hunt will be held cations. hurnf' whrr1• t lwy 1•11joyc(l an in ton .is 11 �hrine to freedom. afttr Sunday Sl'hool Sunday al door w1rrwr roa.\ l, marshrn:ill ows In closini: Dr. Pickens staled and konl •11id . Two 1-!Ursls w1•n· A thnui.:ht for lodny: F S. Pl'e!lli­ the Hau.el Church, it Is announ­ l l t if the Hospital Committee ced. Sunday School will he held ui prt!!l<'l11 and orw mn11wr wh 1 1 11r11. drnt Thurm:1!1 Jcffl,rson !'i:J H ! i "De­ would t'Orne out wllh a publi(' al 10 a. up m. and all children PULASl<J, Va. UPI _ A belligviclctl tX1rn l r;n1sp11rt a l 1t>rt. lay l .'1 preferable to orrnr. ·• to the ages of I� will be given stalement to the ral'l that the c renl teenager who barricaded proposed hospital would be open himself in his father.in-law's home ,111 E11ster treat. to all qualified dortors, he would ror 3 1 hours with a to-year. old do all in his power to help pas s t! irl hostage was captured scream. HOLZ R · HOSPITAL 02. An AOROAA Admitted April 1 1 : Mrs. Evt>r• the is 11 ue to build lhe hospital as Ing Tueiduy night during a tear gas 22. M111lcr 1. To accent elocntlonl.t note elle: Treadway, Langsv llle· Mrs. he tell that Meigs County was in · bnrrage, 7. A n equal DOWN 23, CJty Zilla Dennt>y, Cheshire;' Mrs. great need of it. The girl was found unharmed. part !. Beront traln Homer Hysell, Pomeroy, David Jack J,nning,, 18, an uncm• 11, Cau■e . 2. Group Mn. Nellie Vole, pre,idcnt, 24, Sloth •t J r.. p omeroy ; Mrs, Vance " org,n m ill hand, driven (rom the ployed to oxlat of three 27, Kind or K en t P resided over the husiness meet- house by the tear gas, was beaten R a 'enswood ; MCDon'ld , 12. External 8, 'rm1t leather A l •• Brow n, M a.. n; J oh n \V erner ing of the club. Miss Fredd le Into subm ission b' Y poli<e when he -.eed coa.t1nJ 4. Wator r04 39. In. Houdashelt was nominated to rill M id"leport u · rushed out screamin• and firrhting. 18, Troublo 6 (Babyl.) definite lhe vacancy of• secretary in the His hostaa:e ran rrom the hou se JC. Epoch S. Oulde Rrtlclo Dismissed April 1 1 ; Kelth Heek new slate· ol offi cers who will be H, lroquof■.111 ahead o r Jenninga. She was exCl. Cont1nuo4 80, Per,. W. Colby Pera :ina, Mra. Sally 8, inslalled at the next meeting o l r aupemal\l.1'11 •tory amined by a doctor and then tak• form i' l'ettert!a, •, ...... Finney, Mrs. Lonnie Met.J:ler, Ken• the club. al obJ0<t itc f, lllxot.. en to her anxious parents. 38. Rub out. 31. Hllf neth Adkins, stne Thomas, Mrs. IT. Pl� II " ntaUon 0£ficers eeized JennlngB by the ,1. Tart for attending made Plans were ) c Willie Osborne, Mrs. Wllliam u . U. Norao 8. Jl'ragran�• 88. A aUmule.t­ '2. llounde4 and the seat ot' bie , l)ants collar GaUl• the the f meeting o birthday well, Howard Nela:ler, Mrs. RoD. Cmnpar,, / IO(ld· a � and, puthed b_im 1 his fa� cut and root lnr drlnlo April polls on 18 Club :BPW , bert Bostwick , Horner Harvey, Ofhel!IJII' 10. Captatn falllJll') ,s. Smell , , e l1lJ, lntq a· _lo;Yre car where Stanley Skagg1 , Glen We rry, Ml· the Farmer'11 Honl� . ; 'Jf 19. Male &dUlle --. plrlll H. J'athert lllltlh 11 ; )111"* )ti■� .;, in a. Jlraight Th ate conventlo:1 lb� of e' . ,t Ill, H&v!ns thael Blair, Mrs. Daw Canady Cant 8emblqce & godde• aC�et. wls orlverl dlredly to Day• in which be held tlub will , : ► • 8WeQ Mrs. Carme l Jewett, John Conley IO. Out,poke11 17. Bllll1,l'd GO. UnJcnown 1outhwe1tern the State Mental Hoa• ton I n May was discuated. eoent IL Ru.tlo 1trok1 , pl CHln�tlj Mra. Frederick ca1vert. pltal et Marlon, Va. , · II. Dread Births April 1 1 Mr. and Mn, &l�fe began iabout f N. :lfan'a The meet lflg wH preceded wit � Everette ';l'l'e- adway, LanisY llle, • dlnrter a a, ». 6:IO 1erved by me_�· ·.� rCt;t ' dda, ,tfter Jcmnlna& lllo�ll.ffll son , r;vaha:eUne Chapter, OES,. j rota'.: • -,, frdm oUietts taldnt bers of ..i. ll 4olumt4 with Mra. Jamf'J Pullen, Mn. E. him to jail following a preHmi• namo M . Blake, M_ra. Harley Swisher; nary; ,heartn1, 1l" . 11,1to t�eft char• Mn. Lee Smith, Mrs. Denver Nel· gea. lte o'l'ii:iea' hls young q i ' ter• 11. Gllt Of • oto17 ClNC'INNATI UPJ-Livestoct­ 10n, Mn. MIiton Hood and M rs. In-law, Barbara Butts, and ti ,rr:1. If. Soon Caltle "30, calvet 100; t!OWI 5oe Jack Satterfield preparini and taded h i m se1f ln the home 01 his 111. l'llb father-in-law, c. W, Butta. hl1her tor three day,; vealer, Sl 1ervin1 the meal. 18. 0lndleaal lower; choice lMe lb alau1htet lteers 27.75, food 800-1100 lb 262fl.llO, 1l1nd1nl 1072 lb zt.llO: llmbelat a:ood and choice 850-800 lb heifera tL J'ulo 211•2'1.&0; standard cow■ 19, ulllitJ .._ _ and -commercial 18-17.50; utlHty plt ­ and commtirelal bulls .10 5;•211 choice Yt1l�r1 30-32, cood 28-Soi 1l1ndud llll-26 utlllty 20-22. tlon (abbr,) . Ho11 2300: barrow-a and a:llta 4t. l'ooll la 2Sc hl1her 180-Ho lb 18.II0-17, 4'. ...... !or III0-10 lb le02110 lb 18.21J.IA,IIO 310 lb 18j 30CMIIO lb IOWI 13,111- YEST1t:RYF...,\R l ,n I 1'ear Gas Ends :Figlit Put, Up Ry Teenager DAI LY CROSSW O R D ■ .. ... u. ,e. ae. I ---.... --- Market Report �r..r 0rgan1zat1ons R0ll T0 v·Ictory ' n IlliROIS [ CHICl,GO UPI and Republican organi;ations 111eamrollered to victory . in Illi­ nois · today, crushing the hopee of insurgents i n both parties who sought to occupy the governor'e mansion in Springfield. Gov. WiUiam C. Stratton, seat.· ing an unprecedented third term, wun the Republican nomination and Otto A.emer, choice of . or• 11:anized Democrats, 11lopped cold the dree1µe of two would-be-gov• Vi ce President Riehard M . Nhcon • piled up a substantial popularity vote il'I 1be · natibn 's third state primary of the 1960 presidential eledion year. "But Nixon, uncon• teated on the GOP ticket, lagged behind . Prei,idtnt Eisenhower'a vote in !he 1956 primary, Four years ago Ei84lnhower out­ ln!nned former Sen. ·wnuam F. Knowland o.f Cal ifornia, 781,710 to 33,534. Nixon passed tht' ha1f mil­ lion vote mark with 2,300 pre. einets left to tount. Dtl...te1 Not Committed Sen�. John F. Kennedy and Hu• bert Humphrey, the leading Dem• ocratic presidential candidates, did not entet- the Illinois primary, probably betause· the national convention delea::ates elected wel'fl ( not committed to any candidate. Kerner, former Cook County (Chicuo) judge, nailed down the Dcmperalic gubernatorial nomlna. f tion by a 2-1 mar�in" over hl1 combined oppodtion o( State Tre&1uret Joseph • Lohman and former Democratic National Chaiflt man Stephen Mitchell. et'lt\1 11) his"·party. . ��ratton, whoire political fortune, had shown some signs of slippillll, re�oyped with a .strong victory over State Sen. Hayes RqbertsGn. Sttatton, despite seven' years In office, faced opposition fro some GOP oreani:r:ationa outaidt Chicago. Wahaiua•s White Falcons have �cheduled Jwo. -mgre baseball iarnea­ -'to IJl!f""ed t6 lKeir current sched. ule aeeor:dlng to Coach Ralph � Sayre. The Falcons will play Hannan High School 11-t Hannan on April 25 at 1 : 1� p. m. and will entertain Hannan at home on May 3 at 1:15 p. m. Divorce Is Granted Dorothy RaJbbuns ml THE DAIi .., SE'NJllrR . -.1 Rl$h•""-' S. Owen. Publlther PubU,bed e\'ery f(t'!fflMQ ch te-pt Sunday by The Jhio V11hl hbllabfnf Companr at 110 11'1 ,!Jwi lc Sl, r'":-?nero,, O bto. Im,:\ 2-2 158, editorr,_es, oftJce Pho� 111 offlc• abOI\CI WY2-215'1. Entered. 11 �hd d.,a mallfnll matter ,t tbe poll office at p0.., wv •�:vNaUon'aJ . Oblo. t =� ' \Ive: Bottlnet.••KlmilMU, h.• &II .,ezlr.zton Avt1.. New YO"- cttJ 'llflw York. Su�alotton ratet1: :teliY� h1 whe� avallllblfl, 30 cena -, -..at: one nar In advance ,v, 1'he Dt.lhr Sf"nih:iel otrice, $11.ril �ir months. S7 .80: tti.ree :monm, a.to, 'B-.' l!lotor route where uail ,hte: obe montlt, S l "8:, m.U� C\S tear r.':; 1b; - aonthl, 14.2'; tJr- • aeeitht. .., "" ...... fflnflth. ., ldveitbin6 NDteaenta­ "•!'� Preston Motor Sa les I nc. Middlepo1t, Ohio vs Alvin R itc hie Racine, Ohio R.D. ·I TRADE . Amount of Clai111 $1 20.35 NEW FURNITURE County Court E. W. Peeples, Judge If Interested See With Interest & Cosli ON OR FOK HOUSE TRAIURS Rutland Furniture Rutland, Ohio J 11. 0mnd . " ._....,..,..&.o,a...,,.1....1,...1,�.. , wtui llowo 1 ) ,to. ( ber. DAILY Cliirl'OQUO'l'E - Bon'• how lo worll 11: A X T D L 11 4 4 X II II L O N O .- II L L O W One letlff llmply llla•dl for onon,.,, lhla 11111]>1• A 11 u,e4 for lht thl'ff L'1, X for the two O'•• tltc. 8ln1I• letters, apoita­ bophea, Ute IUllt)li t.nd tonnatloa o1 tbl words 11'1 au hint.I. - 0¥ 1111 - ltlltn an dllte,..L in ,. anto,- ..,..u.. I BITOD BQ N D T D O I\ B !I I I D - H T O II A B lf l\ D , l' D lf D l\ l' D N D A • Tl ll t' D .A D T A ,1 D T,.to..,-, CPJpt_,., '1'1111 APPt,AUlll!l 01' A BINOLII 11\JMAZf IIIDllfQ J8 o, OIIIIAT WNB-VllNClll..-.lOIIN• � , .... ' ••m-.11111 ........ ... lt.llO; unaer 300 lb IS - lb 13.IIO-ll.'1'!; boon 9.?J under too lb 10-10.,.,: III0-200 boan 10-71-11. , lb leeder Police Seek Guuman Wbo Stole '21 1,� eoeto� I H a m .... C lb. r r �!� _ -���� _B���� . �or Rath Blackhawk r--------7 Holiday Lamb Sale Easter Canned Ham s Hickory Smoked ............ 3 lbs. $2.99 1 I Rath· lag 'O Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 69c ...... ................ ................. 4 lbs. $3.49 H I t ygrade I Rath Hickory Smoked ............ .. 5 lbs. S4.79 Rath Hickory Smoked . . .... 6-3/4 lbs. $5.99 1 Bu tte rb al'lJIl Tu rkeys . . . . . . Wllelo ., Holl .1.. 100 St•- �1 Fresh Roasters . . '*a,•, . . •· 14/16 lb. ave. 45c . . . . .�· . . 5 5 c ... Wl,nl� Hoa Sausage PIOllttP Fish Sticks ,....... 3 •:.;: $1 Shrimp . . ••,. x . . 2 ,., $1 . 59 Perch ·••n�h Fried, Gartcin1 "pk.."' 53C W hiting ....-;..t, Hao 5 .�;. 79c ..,,.11, Shrl'mp . J,..... ' v,,..."· $2 • 39 1...J I lb. or more sliced ham, whole or half W.Va. ham or canned ham Leaf Lettuce . . . . . . . . .. 29c Romaine . ,_, 1 9c Bibb . ,. 59c Re d Beets ········ ····"'·· · ........ ... OuMh lOc • __Straw berr1es lhii <OU?on with 2 lh�. w1,..,� and 11�-. �111••saqe r�v.-�n �-,·· ' · • : � - • . , . ,, • · 'I 1 \ J060 lb. Easter Potted Flowers -, wllh 1h11 coupon nnd purcl1ou of 5 lb. bm!I Flori!la 0111!!�es C-,u..,on .. �-· ·, !-. · ·•" •�··. t · ii 1 �, 1 "' 6,:1 at ng=-s_ v i--' r _S_a_ M u It i p Iy You r Eas t_e_ 0 0 5 8 Fr ui t Cockta il .. ���� 3 Ic e C re a m :a� er 1- Country Club ..... . . . gal. . . . . . . ' .... .. . . .½ . . . . . . . . . .All. . Flavors St raw be rr ie s ... . ...... ..._ ...... . ... 4 Sweet Potatoes •·-· 2 By Hatlo 55c . Kroger Eggs Peas · · • '• • · · · · · · · Bread ... ...th tflk � •!Id purdim. ef 2 "91. ('"'u.,,...,. �.,,1.... �rd-, :::s:�­----1 . -. Fr.. 25 Extra Top Value Stampa -"' -Zips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...., !. 33c wMo tMa -..n -' P"""- "' C"""°" ••olrfl 5.ttvntay, AMI • Jf, lNO 2 ...... 3 9c Stuffed Olives •�.,::• ,v, ••. 45c Dinner Rolls "',:;;: '".,....211 16.•••··10d042c * c�.... w.... . . . .... $1 5 Jc doz. ..;.;:• Mustard Kleenex . . ,.i.,. Naplil nt • • • • • . • • • , •• , . , . frond.'• ' Pound Cake .... ,..., ,... .... ... 49c Emba11y 16 ,, off . . so .,. 24c 0•- 191- Coffee Cake .........., • M Cittttcilffltn . . oath Sizes from 1 0,\? lo 3 incllHiing Ya -.....·i¼. ' Scientist Kissed Tiros Satellite· Goodbye On Pad BOWLING FRIDAY NtGHT LEAGU E High Scorn, Ap,-11 J High 3 game ind. P. Mullen 503 High single game P. Mullen 193 Team 3 games New York Clothing 2,278 Team gingle g.ame New York Clothing 794: , Won L05f Standing, 1 8 liit 1 1 1ft N. Y. Clothing .. . 1 5 1,, 14½: Landmark . . . . .'. . 13¼: 16½: M oores Store 12\.2 17"2 Racine Serv. Sta. SEASON HIGtiS Ind. 3 games, M. Murray 577 Ind. I game, P . Collins 219 Team 3 game!! Landmark 2381 Team· I game, LancJ.mark 863 TOP ..5 .. BOWLERS AVG. 158 M . Eberaba ch 157 �. Murray . . 155 P. Mullen 151 P. Collins . . 1-W P. Pitchford Ohio River Bolts: Downbound: Deshrield. Ashland al 1 1 : 45 pm, 0·5: )lontgomery, Cornell at 8: 1 0 am. 6.fl: Lock 7 Indiana a t 7:20 am. 8-0; Lock e, Trade Wind.I a t a·:;o a m . 14--0; Lock 1 5 Fory1thia <1t 7 10. work flat; Walter C. Beckjord at 8:30 am, 9-2; Lock 23. I. F. Fre: !>erger .it l ; � pm, 0-19; Elger Cliff at 4.05 pm, 3-0; In vader al :uo pm, 0-4; Island Crrek at 5 . 35 pm, 0'6; Patsy Cbo­ tan at 7 pm, 0·2; Mis, SterUng at 9 pm, 2·0 and a derrick boat; Mike Creditor at 10:50 pm 20-0; Beaver a t l 1 . 05 pm, l -0 ; Janie D. at J : 1 5 a m , 4-0; :,ational al 2:40 am 0.J: U p bound Galli-polis City of Huntington at 3 . 10 pm 1 0-2; Robert E. Reed al 1 1 :50 pm 6-6; Brooklyn at 7 am, 3- 1 ; Lock 23, Fre<l W. Ollcolt at 12: 20 am, 2- 1 ; A. V. Criss Jr., at 7:20 am 1-6; Janie D. at 10 am 0-8: A. V. Criss at 6 : 40 pm l·<I: Ernestine al 9.45 pm, 0.-fl: Colton Queen at 3 am 5--0; Reliance at 6;25 am, 12-4. YORT MONMOUTH. N. J. UPIScientist Herbert Butler kissed a Breakfast On Ea�ter satellite goodbye forever - but The Guild of the Mt. Moriah he's still receiving its messages Baptist Church. Middleport, ille pl.inning to serv(' a n Easler break from outer space, "My heart isn't really broken, I fast this coming Sunday morning although I never expect lo see i t at the church basement from 7 .again," said Butler, referring to to 8:30 a. m . the revolutionary Tiro.11 weather The puUlic i s invited and the satellite launched April t . men u will include juice, bacon ro· in ast Butler, director of the • strumen tation branch of the u . s. and eggs, biscuit or toaet, cereal per s ignal corps laboratorie.11 here , and coffee. The price is 75C guided the sdentifici te.am that person. de\•e]oped the Tiros and its tele• vision car ,eras. 1 The T , ros has been sending back daily pictures of · the earth's By Unit.d Pres, International cloud cover, which may provide man with a means of predicting NATIONAL LEAGUE weather disasters rar in advance W L Ptt. GB and making long•r.inge roreea.sts. INDUSTR IAL LEAGUe 1 0 1 .000 Oi.ncinnati . . The New York-born Butler, Mw �ilwauk.ee I O 1.000 H igh Seo�• for April 7 1 O 1 .000 High 3 games ind. H. Clatworthy a resident of Little Silver, N, J., San Francisco recalled the tense woments as Los Angeles 1 0 1 .000 089 the Tiros was poised on its launch­ Chicago . . . y Clatworth H. game, 0 1 ,000 l single High ing pad al Cape Canaveral, Jo' la, 21 2 O 1 .000 1 Philadelphia Wife Didn't Mind 0 l .000 1 Pittsburgh . . Team 3 games, Pomeroy Cement ··1 kissed the sate llite right above St. 1..-0uis Block, 2�6 o l .000 t ninth stage before it was the Tuesday'1 Rffulb Team single games, Foreman· launched," Buller said. ' ' My wife. MllwaulcN 4 Pittaburs,h 3 Abbott 930 Won Lost Pct. Kalhlee, tells me she doesn't Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 4 Standin91o mind." San Fr•ncisco 3 St. Loui, 1 Swii;her•Lohae Then Butler and the other sei1 1 718 28 Loa Anplq 3 Chicago 2 (N) Drugs 24 \o, 1 4 ½ 628 enlists waited anxiously wh!ic lhe WitdnHday't. ProlMbla Pitch11n Sport Center 1 6 590 count.down proceeded. He and LHt year"t. won-lost r■cords in 23 Daughert y Inc. RCA lalKiratories worked on the pa.renthHes Pomeroy Cement 20 487 11atcllite under signal corps sU'per• 1Q St. Louis. at 5.n F ranciKO--Mi­ Blo(k , 14 25 359 vision. wll 13-10 vs McCormick 12-16.. Foreman-Abbott "We all swore up and <fOV,:n 8½ 30½ 218 Chicas,o et Lot Ane.-fH night H. & R 1-'ireston e was -Hobbl• 16-13 YI S...rry 7•2 lite satel the when thal SEASON HIGHS launt·hcd thr f'arth would prob­ Thunday's Gamn Ind. 3 games, Cla lworthy 625 o bl)' be completely naked," Butler Cincinnati at Pitts.burgh Incl. 1 game, J . Duerr 248 said wilh a smne "no clouds " Mllwaukff at Philedelphla (N) Tea m 3 games, Sport Center 2678 During the co��tdown, a �inor Chicaoo at San Francisco (NJ Lohse Swisher• game 1 Team 972 problem deveJopt:d in the vehicle St. Louis at Los Angelff (N) Drugs . . . and 1 1 was checked "while we all TOP 6 BOWLERS AVG Ame.-ic•n L-tu• sweated:· Buller said. SfflOn s.t•rh nut -• B. Louks . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 "'FinaUy, il was launched-one 175 s. Flanagan . . . . , . . the mosl beautiful launchings other weather satellite when Tiros of 171 . . 11. Clatworthy . . ever seen, four minutes be· finslly gives out. I've 170 C. Searles our final dt·adlin,." he said. fore "We're still looking onward and 169 M. Houdashelt . . No Plctu.-.. T•k.n upward," said Butler. "Now we get lfl7 McKinney J. Dl1err-Bud Buller said he has some trouble back to work for bigger and better WEEK 6 HIGH SERIES he actually satellites." 212 1 7 1 206 589 convincing people Clatworthy kissed Tiros. "After all, we didn't 183 164 166 5 1 3 Duerr J. 176 176 160 512 take pil'lures," he said. R. D.11vis Butler bas seen more lhan 2.· 174 136 201 5 l l W. Radford of the satellite's pic tures be0 00 A. Sylvester . . 197 1 52· 158 507 , are sent for �tudy .to the f re ' ? s. Flanagan· 146 1 B9 171 506 Li. S. they Wea1her Bureau tn Su1tland. Md., and the National Aeronauties and Space Administration (NASA) Cll'Y LEAGUE in Washin gton. High Three Game lnd. - Louks, The government is keeping con. 602. f1dential £or the present any con• High Single Game - Louks, 2-47. clusions drawn from the cloud Team Three Games - Fife Nov• pictures. elly Shop, 2632. "The satellite Is working beau• Team Single Game - Fif� Novel• tirully," Butler said. Tiros had a ty Shop, 966. Pt.on. wv.2-3914 life expectancy of 90 days, but Won Lost Pct, scicnlists hope it can continue Standing!' Corner 2r.d .a. RuHand Sts. 21 15 .583 longer. Robinson's Middltp0rt, Ohio 19 17 .328 Fife'e Novelty Plans are in the works for an. 19 17 .528 Elks 1 9 17 .528 Ohio Power Grange Auto, F i re, Hospita l 15 21 .417 Stroh·a Beer .417 21 5 1 New Haven S.-son Hl9h1 Ind. 3 Games - F11nagan, 659. Ind. I Game - Flanagan and FOK MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS. Clilford, 256. Team 3 Games - Elks, 2778. Team l Game - Stroh's Beer, J I \ I STANDINGS '.I Erwin's Gulf Service Top Five Bowlfft Avg, 182 Clifford 179 Louks 171 Hawley 17? S('arles 1?4 rlanaq:an 39C $1 79 • ' DO N E. MU LLE N Successor To Mr. H . "E. Sliarkey. fomaroy, 0. 1663 Lincoln Heights Phont WY 2•2411 > ' Me rle Nor man Cos met ic Stu d io Open All Day Sat., April 1 6th FOR Dem onst ratio n Con tou rs AND Ski n Ana lyza tion " . . . .i�'. . . .............. . \.:· 1 6c Ch'ld ren/s Sadd l e Shoes I doz. 57c Swee't Pickles caw Whelo "�:· 39c Salad Dressin g. 'NAY fOI Ml,• 78--year-old Pope John XXID tetlt 7•year-oJ4 Catherine Hudaon ID the Vatican, Wheh the leukmlla V10Um wu flowD from Oklahoma Cl.ty, Oltla.. tor her tlnt oo.... mWUOD. The po,- apm:1.t iO minuta witb btt. tB.ad4oJIMIDJ, (1119. 10 OJ. -Govern ment Gracletl' A 1-rge All White Free 50 Extra Top Value Starilpa Condition of M.r,■We D■ru: All dams ue d,i,wn the rlver tail­ ing . l fool pe:r hour. I MS U RAM CE IC,ci9u gardH tweet Governm•nt Graded A. La,.. G-at19N: Montgomery 15.6 up­ Jkr 10.5 on lower, 29 feet open; Gallipoli1, 1 8 .5 on upper 28.5 on lower. 80 feet open; Lock 23, 21.l. MAKE A DATE TO "LUB RICATE" Free SO Extra Top Value Stamps Top Qualit y Lilies, Auaeas, Tulhu, Chrysant�emum, .' . . . $1 pur<h oae of ·=·=98=---p!,49:..:C:.:.._::f=ro=m==$1 C•IR. Doliclou,ly ft.th _ lloJt Ibo 2 Extra Top Vafllle Stamps Bananas Endive or Escarole . .... ... _, 1 5c 5inak "'· SS• Free !SO N with thl1 coupon and p..,rcha,e of 49c lb. Atfflout )wift's Prem ium 5/8 lb. avg: Seafood Specials Free 100 iExtra Top Value 6tamps Who1e 11ams Rib Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 69c Loin Chops ........ .. . . . . . . . ,. 79c --------- TOLEDO IIPI-Pi>lke today 1outht a bold 1unm1n who rob­ bed lht" downtown office of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co, of about :,3,'700 Tuesday afternoon and then es• eaped afteT I foot race with com• pany employes. Pollt:t ttnt all •valltble men to seal off the area, ,earched · pub­ lic bulldlna:1 and e•en atopptd buau. but to no avail. 'Nie ban• dlt 1ot U.e b\C)ney from 1 20-"81' old woman1 clffll: -,.ho tDld poltce1 the fflffl nlcl he bad • fi1D ln 1111 SURVIVIS TRYOUT (AMP BURBANK-:- Calif. UPI-Billy Anderson, 29-year-old son of Ed· die (Rochester) Anderaon of the Jack Benny teJevialon show, has survived the four-day tryout camp of the Los AngeJea Chargers of the American Football League. He is a 6-foot, 190 pound half• baci; who formerly played with I Compton College and the Chicago Bears. ,OME llOY HIG-H SCHOOL BASEBALL - 1960 Gama Time 4:00 P. M.. O•t• T.. m Place April 5 Here �lddleport Apn! 7 llacine Here A1ml 1 1 l'l l-'le11111.11t Here A1ml 12 Tht-re J ukson April r n <.;11Jl1poils Here Arml 2 1 Hu\liind Here Aprd 26 Rutl ;md Here April W Middleport There A 1ml 28 kutland There M ,,y :S Jackson Here :,fay 4 Pt. Pleas,rnt There i\lay 5 Hacine There UII)' JO Gallipullh There Gallia Academy' !! v i ■iting defend• mg SEOAL champs l ook ed every bit rapable of repeating thil &eason m whopping Middleport'!- Yellow Jackcte 22·2 Tuesday amida t a covcy of ba1>e hits, Jacke t errors afield, and wildn cts from Jacke t pitchers. There wa an't much Gallipolis eould do wrong, or Middleport right afte r an explosive a.run fourth inning that made the! sc-ore 10-0 for the winnen. Those bla: S runs <::i mc o n 5 single s, 3 stolen hasee. a walk, and 3 crrors , the j MIDDLEPORT HIGH mos1 rrnin!ul one w he11 the acket Date Pl•ce THm 1 and righlfielcler dropp�d a sinking GallipoliR Home fading liner off Gilly Caldwell's April 1 2 Pt. Pleasant Away bat with the bases full and one April 14 April r n J.icksun Home out. H.icinu Away Until Lhen starter Boone Hindy I April 20 Home Pomeroy had thmgs :.:nder reasonable con• -� pril 26 Gallipolis Away trol. Mi(ldleporl had laken an 1 .0 i ...ay 3 ay 5 Wah"ma Away s lead in the first on Jerry Fry· .\.1 Jarkson Away walk, John Singer"s sarrifiec, ;,nrt M:ty IO Away Rutland Rirk Oiler ' s single. Gallipolis tied , \t ay 12 it in the second on Matthews sin- mounrJ dehut, striking out Evans gle, a.A r and Caldwell's i;ingle. for the last out. Arter� lh big fourth inning when For Gallipolis, now 1 - 1 in league Tom Ander n relieved Hindy, Gal· play, Caldwell's double and Gary mt out in the fifth, Lane's' triple were the only e1.tra Jipotis was then blew h me 5 runs in the s.ixth base hits. .end 7 more@ in seventh. The Jackets go to Jackson Thurs Doc H;:irl t!r got two of Mid- day. diepm t's f1Jur hits, a doubl t! and a Gallipolis 0 1 1 8M 7-22 12 o triple, th� three bagger leading off Middleport 1 00 ooo 1- 2 4 12 Lhc seventh. He scored 011 an in• Gallipolis: Coder and Roderi ck fhld 0ut. Middleport: Hindy (LP), Anderson Fro.;h_ Charier Bush rcl!cved An• 1 (3), Bush (6}, Hartinger (6) and derson m the sixth, but his control Bqwles. was AWOL. So Harti nger made bis Umpire: C. Searles. Ready-to�eat . . · " Full Sha nk Half ----------��===,.,..,.,==� ........... dWIIJtp Mc. lf the 1 959 pattern holds true, the A&. A Asphalt club of Birmmgha(Jl, Mich., will be the open Learn champion with 1 3096, rolled ·"arch 23_ Should the 3096 hold up BEAUMONT, T••· U PI-Paul it will be the lowest champ ionshi p Jor v■nNn, 1 36, Pert Arthur, Tax, !a: Falstaf the tot1tl since t9M when , 1 36, of Chicago won at Rothester with knocked Ot.lt CarlOI, . Mltia, Bander., Tex., 1. 3092. Pa ul Kulbag.a. of Cleveland ta FRESNO C11llf. UPI-Gi an the singles leader with 726 bowled Flan,,.n 1.U¾, St. Paul, Minn., d,.._ with Javellana Kid, 144, Ma• nlla, 10. WOULD LIKE TO f A divorce WIii granted yeeterday _.. in Commiin Pleas Court to Dorothy Evelyn ,B.atJiburn from Franeb Homer Ralhburn. atcordlng io •• entry. In iiddilion to divort'e, the plain• llfl was granted eustody of minor ehildren, Rupport and the riiht to real est.ate owned by the couple until the youngest child is 18 years or age, DbV""""D TO INTb•rEt v.,.�., t:..nDa.11 " OF mEIGS-MASON' ARIA Order of Attachment Issued W V Ham Faleons Schedule 2 More ·Baseba11 Game11 -· . T ry e . ...,...;.. v E t1 _ _ --f,,....,-h-_ IDI e ey'll Do a-...1o ION. ·m , • M a.rl'h 24 . He wou1d be the lowest to l.all:e the big pr ize since Tony �parando . Qf Newark, N. J., won m 1 954 w1th 723 at Seattle. . , J e L c 1 pa�i::t th: �i1-e1:en��\,i�h 1·m:. l'be last time such a score won was in 19M, al110 at Seattle when Brad Lewi&, Aahland, Ohio, had an Identical total. For the past four years it has taken over 2,000 to c11pture an 111!-events · crown. ________ LOS ANGE LES UPI-Jim Carter, 215, Lot Anael••• knockff out Eddie Jackson, 1 87, Lo, An• ..... 4_ RIVER REPORT Prep Baseball Jackets Bow J��g Tourney Enters 2nd 22 2 1 n ?a e ?1 Half Of Arduous 79 Day Grind � . With Call1Polts DISCUSS FIGHT SIGHT JERSEY CJTY, N. J, UPJ­ Promoler Jaek Fugazy of Feature TOLEDO, Ohio li Pl-The Amer. Sporl.i Inc., and New Jersey offi . clals Tuesday diSCUIISed the possi• 1 can Bowlmg Congreu tournamenl binty of st.11g:ing the Arehle entered lhe s�cond h1lf of I� 11td· Moore•Eric Schoeppner light uous 9-day grui.d today, �nd If the heavyweight title fight al Jersey meet follow� lasl year a: p�ttern City's Roosevelt Stadium this all bu� one title hu been decided. Durmg the 1959 tournament, on,ummer. The New Jeraey offi· ch1ls e:itpect to give Fuga zy their ly tWI_) men crowned won during proposal next Monday. Lhc Imal h11ll _ of t_he meet. The doubles cha�1 p10nsh1p �aa ':"on l y l U1trney Ve�1ge and Gib Fishback Flied March 26th, 1960 or St. Louis on the 4:�th day of , t he tournamen t. ·Old G ym Conversion Approved By Mason Board Of Edu�atio Willlam R. Frampton ant'! Son , ,rehite ch, o p peared before the board w1lh the plans for the pro• t'l'l. A l so appro\·ed by Lhe Board �ere plans £or a two room addi• t1011 l o the New Haven grade �ehool . The Board requested eom• plete plans on other buildings in the county. Discussion was held briefly on the school entranee age whieh will be in efleet during the com• ing school year. Pupils must be six years of age prior to Nov• ember l before they i:an be • ad• milted t o school. The ruling was made by the West Virginia Board of Education. Hired for the next school term were the following new teachers: B�rn1ce L . Arttlerso�. element,ry; Ri_cWd I 1 , Auf\in, seco�dary; 4.nbb E:laKe Conley, secondary; Sue Rhodes, elementary; Ul_ona Wamsle-Y, 11econd*ry and Kent(eth Mµrra.y ff:COndar;-. , . fJhe botrtl · ac�eptec'I the resig­ nalion of Felix Preston Boy� as a l.eaeh tr at tbe 1 Pt. Pleasant Jun• ior High Sc�I. H. Cliff Hamil­ ton, former , stile eut,ervlsor of elementary schools, was hi r1•d to act as consult.ant to work in the pilot study program. ' Ii Daily Sentinel, Pomero -Middleport, 0., April 13, 1 960 -3 .FREE I O DAY SUPPLY Of ALL PURPOSE CREAM 200 I'.! W. Main St. Phone WY•2-3551 Pomeroy, Ohio \ ,,,., F:i.h l· ' ,;.'-}! . ,.. ' ",\; �-' . WANT ADS roo LATE 4--Daily Sentinel, l'l;,meroy-Midd!eport, 0., April 13, 1960 Mrs. Charles Hayes I Elected President First Presbyterian Church Session Held Sunday At Syra'cuse Church By Minister Of Central PTA The Session of the > ·st United Presbyterian Church of 1 the chu rch annex with Rev How­ Syracuse rnel last Sunday � ard Ruppel\, the moderato in charge of the meeting_ The group decided to have -, Communion sen•1ce Sunday �m�. �. ing and William F. Winebren was. named .u Comm union Place�ent Chairman and Elders to 118• sist au Mrs. 1'om Clark, Ml'I. A. H Durst., Mn. Pearl McBride, Miss Frankie Mumaw, ��- � ayme HolmL"S, Mn. Jame! Quick. Richard Duckworth and Mr. Winebrenner. �rs. Tom Clark was named as eha1rm,n of the Every Me mbe r Canvus far this year with MiH :\tu• maw, Mn Holmes. Mr!! Dunt and :Mr,. Ra('hel McBride lo 3!>Jist her. od is ! Cb utth at 2 p. m. Specia l music will ht presented by each churc b . Re \· . Harold Holmes will be the apeaker and the R l" vs Geo�ge Davis and Ruppt>lt will co­ pres i de. \ April 21 IHI announced as the r'l',eeting date for plans for the Syr­ a,fllse Dally V&cJtion Bible School. t,"h l· meeting closed with the Lo?Ji ·s Prayer in unison ·\ 1 Mrs. Charle!i Hayes was e\ert ed as pre11iden1 ror the t'Omrn1: ye,r when the Central P'I'A mrl M t'\day evening , 1 the school . A workshop al Marietta on May 3 was annou nced. 11 w1ts also 11 n • nouncif'd that Lhe s11les tax stamp ronlest would dose in I he school April 29 and that members would meet at thl': school on May 4 t o Tht! Good 1-T iday service for Syre-ount the st11mp11. I I was decided acu,e wa& discussed and the Presfore the May ml'eling. The attend• .,_ 1 forf" the Ma ymeet ing. The attend• byterian Chureh is cooperalins with the other Syracuse churches ance banner was awarded to thr in having the service at !he MothfHlh grad1• taught by M rs. Spen­ Durin l\_ the Palm S1md11y service cer. a1 lhe ,\lliddleport F'irst United Presbytru,ililn Church the putor. Mrs. C F. Tompki� Ind Mrs. ltev. II 1rd Ruppc)t, received Oliver Mithae! read artit"l� on new rneml ers into the fellowship "Children Corne First" during the , of the rh ch T11ose in the dass program hour. were Alan and Bruce Wallace, At the rlose of the meeting a Sercn and Olita Lewis, Leland jitney supper w11s held. Haptonstall, Cindy Brown, Edi Sauer and Mr. and Sauer, Rodn Mn. Dick � rrett, Roy Coleman Birth A nnou nced Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rought and Jame& inbom, members of the church, a o took the rourse as ( Ellen Nessclroad) are announcIng the birth of a daughter, April 11 re(re1het. \ J 12 at Portsmouth, N. H. The Other recent additions t_o the baby weighed !5 tbe. 1 1 oz and has church have biJ!en Roy Strickland been named Stephanie Ellen. ____________,_ nd _ Leo Kenn8'1y. Grnndparents are Mr. and Mr�. Geor11e Nesselroad Sr., Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rought, Hesperia, Mich. GOESSLER J EWELRY POMEROY, OHIO COURT STRIET brings 1011 the latest Ill , • • J1 ! (Al i I - L U X U R I O U S 1'Y'- PM> D E D C U S H I O N E D C O M F O R 1 f Super-SI••• Eo1y-Llvlng, CNAI�■ and matching CHAI ■ $24,50 .f $12.95 CHAI•■ (>WCI< TH!U SHC/At QUAUTY SHOTT NIW I c:om Forf , • Up,llo,!1...-.d 1'l l'kfl, � Vln-,4 • Chc,lca of pan.rM- MAITINIQOI MONTlftf • hill I "" IIM ,-111 MW wlrh � nHllient nibb.ri1..t hull• $1m"'9, qulc• ..dfu,ffltflf to • ...... ,-ltl.lN 1 • Poli,Md, oll..-klailn1,1m hlliuw "-- wttt, t..ncial lftrlng olld· fleAlble oknninltll .... ,_.,..,.._ I ,..__,.Sficlilia er NIW I \ NIWI ( 3•,0liliN \. ADJUSYAILI bod' I� � ,-.,,...,.... c:re�tton In • • • an'other 'CtmWlt Guuaf Furniture INNI.SPRI NG CHA.. .. llt·Slwlo<t ...,1'co01111v �-.... Uphollltly • • • II I :tMlv AIHldMI ill CJIN .. tw. ...._ Gezst1111 C1hrhil DIii•• ·IIIAITINIQla (.._..I, MONIM■Y llNfJ ..a "···.......,...,.. --·•--- ,VU lNNIIIPIIN only MAtttlllUI $2 9 95 ·-,...-·.-·...-,m. ;-............. 01• � ·· • -• ·•· -. .. ..... ...... ..... Km ... .. .............111 ......,. - 0 and everyhody is partial to his own battle. Col Cambell Brown, head of Tennessee 's Civil War Centennial Planri \ng Committee, looked over the bewildering array of possibili, ties and dcci<ll'd to do a little legend.trampli11g - not a laughing malt£>r in Dixit'. Col. Brown, ro11vi nl'rd therl.' Is a certain amoun1 uf "wrong in• formation" about the w11r for soul hern lndepl'ndcnt•1•, has sent a ninP-msn committ1w nro1111d thl' stale to form local committees that -will dig through old trunks. attirH. newspapers. handhill5. lettl'rs and otbcr a8$0rt00 ml'mor11bifo1 to "pul 1111• Civll War in its Lnw 1irrspf'<'· live:· Therei1\ liea a possihl1• i;nl 111inn to the d ilemmu. If rv1•1·yhocly wnuld p;ct tog(•ihrr and IIJ.!"'(' lo <' Pli·hrute nnly 1 111· 11 ".. 11 1·, o r N .i 1 ura 1 8n• • ge , Fla ·· honor would he salved on both sides though legends might be trampled. That wa.� a hattle. IA.'j,:l'nd has it that on th(' night of "\-l ar('h 6, 1865, the en• .l(ineer of a 11urfing loeomot i11e whirh had rared from SI. Marks lo Tallahassee. Fla ., aroused the good people of Tallahassee with the blust of his whis1 le. W•rns of Y■nkNI His new� was that Union Gen. John Newlon wi1 h n flrel of 16 ships - induding a New York ferrybetat - lwd put ashore about 900 Negro troops to cupture the Florida capital. ,.,.._.lloltiol ..,... •....... •;'!Ill n ..,,.� .. ..,... Senio r Ch oir To Give Cantata At M 'ddl I ep,ort C hurch �T .... _... ....,... ... 1111� �••� Well, maybt' it wasn ' t quilt! 1 hnt Wll)'. G('n Nrwton got off on 1 111' wrong sidr or 1 hEi river, 11\0st of his ships ran aijround in A11alul'• ht•<• lll!Y, m,nr of his preeast plans 11l burn bridi::es worked out just right, u ml he never could firid a plat·c to eross !he river. Th,, f'nnfed1•rulcs, aclilll,? a hit too h!-tsl ily. St'I fi:r to thf'ir own �ri4! null. worki.hop� and �llW111 1 1 1 111 NC'Wport, Flt1 .. and ra1Jsrd 1 lw t111·nl populacf' "grral hart!• shit).' ' - -· -----� - us1•d 111 tlic ro11wst. SugJ:l'Sll'd 1011ics m·1· " W lrn( 4·1 1 l " J ut1 Wnrk 1 1:\,� ])011c for W1•. My 1 1011w and My Com1m11Jit�•." ··Actvantagt>s of Hurni Living," "Conservation of our Na• t ural Hesourc-es," 11nd ··Jlow 4 II l'lub Work Conlributc s lo C:i1nd Ci: iz,cni;hip."' T hr i>o!lter t'Ontcsl permits 01w posit>, wr rlub with 11n idea S(' lected from eil ht!r slule h1'.'u l1h. /Ulrcty. or l'.'onst>rvn l ion tlwme� The poster will be m1nh· or1 a t·r,rd 22" by 20'', with imy urt m(•1\ium in The following eommiUees for Hound-up Oay have been t1ppoinl• t•d by lhe planning commit lC<' : Rc11• i.�tration. Mrs. 11.ichard Tat1erson. :'\lrs. S. C. Fuwlks, Mrs. Bryon c:reenlee. Jr., Mrs. Clyd<' Asbury and Mrs. Clara Schul!z; Music, Phyllis Miller, chairman, Claudia Zctkle, l 'harhine Diehl, Vlcklf Steel(' and Brenda Steele. --��1111e. ---6W.•�•--1 ,I, MA� GIICOI fllLDll'S GlOYI fU\.i sKAJ'lll "'""' Yaur Eastm Castnrnn EASTER MERCHANDISE C'" ·- lb. llt. 39c 0Hft RHdy . . . . Pll/'mp and Tfflder • • • :��F lb. half loin when you -buy the rib or loin half - you At A&P yoo aet a lull ,bare of the cho;ce cenler me,L ruu. -_ -· -· ,CliUck"'iOQit . . - C '" Boneless Ham Smoked 43( LOIN HALF, lb. 53c Pork Loins J,f lb. A&P SUPER-RIGHT . , WELL TRIMMED HAL, FUlL IUtr HA.lF Whol•, Young and T•nct.r Cut-up, lb. aet your rb bee( u ine 1n1.in-fed st�r beef (oc �u'4; A&P Super.Right Chuck is selected from ien price .i:, advertised . LOW OIMil . . � • � Ql,lalll HIGH one . . . . taste and tenderness Rolled Coolu,d __ lb. 79( ,· A&P -• �J FISH lb.49c lb. 63c f;�'. �.:. , •i- ..... u,... $] -39 FULL LENGTH WOOL COATS Sizes 8 to 44 $1 3.9S lo $21 .95 WOOL TOPPERS Juniors, Misses and HaU Sizes $8. 95 to $18.95 FAILLE DUSTERS 0 � � Black, Navy, and Beige Sizes 10 to 18 and 16½ to 2411 0 0 $1 0.95 to $1 4.95 lff,utlful Se-lection of Mllllntry Ladles Dre,sses '! · Juniors, .Mil• & Half .. "- . . ..<I 48 ,to 112 Sizel ' · Navy, Btttk J,l'ld J!la.ltE,,ls liol'9i. . tk.. -in Navy, Bliek, White and all ' ' 1n Dressy Ii. 'Jlailored Styles and tlhe wanted sfai.des. $l.98 to $3.98 SU ITS .-•" � • t. , ! J•lly it . Cream M,ltod M;lk HOii · - - -- · - ----------- We to 91 .65 IU.t'.,i 114G O · P,ntlff'a -■ru ,, ,1.98 G ll· 0 V•I\ S . . : . . . . , . . . , . . I . 89' ACCESSORIES - · Pulliel, Slips, �leti, ett. ' LEtmons ------- 10 · ,., 29c Fresh ..�................., .... 39c 2 :!: 49c Warwlcll O.C..,•led -- 1-os, llu Zion ----- pkg. Choc:ol■t, Cov"'°"' ,.. Worthmon Apart.cl of 6 1 1 ..,_ LNI ----- pko- ( Cherry Pie 53c JANE PARKIR 8-INCH SIZE . _. REG, 59c - SPEC1All For a &•la touch without the fu• or bakin&, serve this lusciol19 pie ),Vitb ita bounty di �t. juicy cheqiet. �oy the savin11•, tool ' · MIDDLEPO'I.T MILL $TREE¥ J11lcy Ju lcJ •. 19c 8 ':;. 69c -:,, ,,, , ',-- • • • : . . . : {. 1.18 MID LEPORT­ DEPA,RT,), . EMT STORE ' ' Fruit & Nul GLOVIS - - - - - - - -· · - · $1.00 and $1 .91 . Llft0,1111 ' ' - Sllps, Asparagus Florida Oranges Mars_h mallow..:=._�45c E99. 29c ....,.. ggs - 39C E 2 Eggs 5 35 C Ba·1 1 s LADIII PUIIII _ _ _ _ _ _ tl.00 to $2.N " A11arted, Callfonia . . . Frflh All �retn Jelly Eggs - ��, 4Sc White, Black, Navy and Pastei.. 't . .\ ,, , ,ff � ,t:s-·1� , : .C!f. ..... . . . . . � .' . -. . SUITS' . . . . . . : · . .. '" $7.915 to $10.tl Worthmore . . . . $1 3.95 to $24.95 ------ CHILDREN'S WEAR C<MFl1 and Toppert·� : ,1-11 to $It.II fob,. 3 ,to ftX oricf?-14. EASTER CANDY! Walldng, Demi Fitted and Fitted Jacket, JACKET DRESSES .' Groen Beans �:•___ 2 lb•. 39c Fresh Broccoli ::;.-: __ :i7: 25c Fresh Beets ��.... --· 3 1.cb� 25c Large Brim,, Filo"""' Binds, Oloohe, Sai­ ENSEMll!S 0. ,, SH.o\NI( lb. . . . jv11os. or Cut Up Lodies Aloo - - Syruase, "'�"' 1ut1 '- $4.95 to $l 3.95 Phone WY i-5430 fU\.\. FUlL J11st Arrived - - ,, Hrs. M�llard Van Meter, New M111eger tIii ' 4Sc Game Hens -- _2!: 69c Stewing Chickens 49c 37 s en ick Ch sting Roa Fresh fryers �::... � c Pan Ready ' New Shipment Of P•n Ready F.1tw::y Corni,h . . . . Ov.n Rtad';' \ Only $9.95 I 5-9 LIi. SIZE #. I ColRe s.,e Our FIRe Selertlo11! Route 124 SMALL • THr SPORTS CENm f\ULL LINCITH • • I 1 4 1 For Rent DRESSES, all 1idt}1 ffh lo Jlllf · -� . ..... ...i- o.D. I wNII MI IN&¥1hj •un1• • fashion perfect . -. ,� , SHUMWAY FLORIST " sold thei .. reaidence at Rutland to Joh n Tuck er and have moved back 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment. 134 Mulberry. Cal 1 WY z.t!.915. on their farm. 4 lS 3k Sever.al from here attended re---------vival meeting at Laurel Cliff. Mrs. Dewllurst is visit ing her son and fan Jiy in Rutland for a [cw days E Yc S T U R K47 FRESH . . . . OV&N READY - Mrs. Glen White and son Bobby NIGHT CllAWLERS were ,,,;,;ng her parents, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Russell for 35c dozen Maundy Thursday s�rvices will several days. be held al the First Baptist Church Re\'. lliatt of Ada has been here of Middleport with the present.a. repairin1: their property. .. tion of .the l'antata, "The Wsy of There will be a youth meeting at the Cr�" by the Senior Choir, · this place Tuesday evening. Rev. Mrs. Clarence Lacev is director AU thorazed MacGregor Miers will be the speaker. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, organist. Headquarters There w i ll be an Easter proThe meeting will �gin at 7 :SO • gram al the church on Easler p. m. and candlelight Communion Mill Street Middleport • Valiant c:idets of West Florida morning. Everyone invited. erv ce w Jpn-. e l!I, Semin1ry in Tallahassee dropped .,;;; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ';;;;;;;;; ; ;;;;;;;;; t ;;;; � ;;;;;:;: ;;;;:;;; b ;;;; b• ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l ht'ir tedbookfl :ind raced to the 1· front with Gen. William Mil ler lo t h row back the Y1mkee invader. Thex_ came home the next day vil'lol-1bus. We wish to lhank 't he many people who made our Open House a blg·success. We enjoyed having you slop by and hope you will visit us again soon. � •jC <1' .t. did . . . .. -, ,. ,..,. price South's Senten11ial Is Blessed • • Too Many Battlefields' M�· .�;··M�·..::·o�:-�... W1th YOU! •• I / SMOKED HAMS THIS WEEK ONLY Regular $12,95 Richie Ashburn MEN A.ND , B IG BOYS _ We have loarers y ou 'll like. A white at $5.99 and blaek at $8.99. The Shoe Box, Middlepott. i 13 3tc Hysell Run Society News THAN K FIRM, FULL-SIZE eCO l)Omy I ,,r baaut1, COME SH . , ,YOU'LL SAVI AT AIPI TOP-QUALITY POULTRY "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BASEBALL GLOVE SPECIAL! �ASSEV•HAR RIS 7 ft. co:�IBINE. 4 cylinder air cooled Wi8consin motor. W i l l bl! sold at the Nor• m1tn Theiss Sale, Saturday, on the Oak Grove Road. 4 13 3tp FOCA.l POINTS Of FASHION-A straw hat from a or emba 1.:ismlne mink (center) that has four London collection comes to o point witb a small Dearl buttons lend!n1 • double-breasted look. black bow accenting the h igh, wide and handsome A t right, a button ...front skirt can convert the crown. In New York, the eye is caught by a cape I effect or a matchlna:-prlnt, strapless awinuult. - Round-up Oay for 4· H youth 11f :'-,111son (.'oumy will he lwlcl Tl,111·, . da�·, May 26, 111 the Mason Ct,un1)' 4-11 und Ym:tth Camp m•ar South Sit.If. Thi' event wus orig1nwllr i;rht"dulcd for April . Ael ivi1 i<'H ml th11l day will lw.1(111 at I p. m . and inclllllt' {.il'mnnsl rn liuns, public spcuking and 1-1us l N l'Onlt'SIS. Dcmomstro11ons will he p1 l•s1•11t c<l in two groups: members 10• 1:J year� of age as of Jun. I, r nuo, 1111d for mcmbl•rs 14-2\ y(•ars u�e n� of Jan. I , 1000. The first l(r,mp will present demonstriitlom1 of 3-� minutes ln length while the oldi·r group will prl'st•nt demon!ltralion or H • 10 m inutes. Demonst ra! ions m11y he! given hy l(•om or hy imli. viduals. The Public Sp<!aldnl[ eonkst will consist of separate c1,ntest for boys anrl girls with apeeche� of 5 • 7 minutes In length. Noll'& may he ·- tMUl'S GOOD FIASTING "-PLENTY IN AaP'1 SELECTIO N OF , • • ;;;;;;;;;;�-= Round-U p Day For Mason 4-11 Youths Set For May 26 At Ca1np A166 3 - FOlO /, -IN LOVING MEMORY (W OU R h1Hband and father, Dell Larki n:, who passed away 3 yea rs ago . April 13th. Wt> mourn .for him bo1h night and day As he lays beneath the cold. cold ELMS ....Olm. N. Y. UPI-Mlke da�• Turnesa, B!I. £ather of the famous We tr}• to hide our tears from �olfing brothers, died Tuesday in each other o We loved h i m so and know there Im ske11 at the home of one f his daughters, Mrs. John Reccan never be another Like our own husband and 'h ;, . - - ----s;..;;;;;;; a.;;; --;;, Cather. a· Sadly missed by wire Ethd and children. 4 13 ltp By LOWERY BOWMAN ATI,ANTA UPI - The South is getting ready for the centennial l eldnation of the Civil War with an embarrassment of riches-too many ba!tleficlds. U 1 he Yankees want to rlo any re1£>hratini: next year, they'll prob• ably frnvl' to rome Soulh to find a su1tablt" site to t"e\ebrate a victory. N""' 8111,v Announced Mr. and Mrs. Harold Homer But the southern states all hsve Bartels o! YounRetown are an. Mmmittees hard al work picking nounl'inK the hlrth of an 8 lb 3 oz out appropriate baltles for re-enact• ment. And legl.'nd has it that the son, Dennis Michael April 10. Paternal srandparents are Mr South won all the battles. and Mn. Harold Bartels of Younl!'.s Tak(' Tennessee. There were town snd Mrs. Edna Bartels of more than 800 battles fought in Pomeroy is a great grandmother. Tennessee between 1861 and 1865, COUNCIL MEETS Farm Bureau CGuncll 3A met with Elme, Kautz for the-Ir April meeting with 1ix famHlea ans• wering roll call. DlseuHions were from the Guide on Farmers ' Right& and Reaponslbi l ities under law and ronservntion reserve. Next month meeting will be wlth Charles Betzlng of Tuppers Plains. The hostess �f'rYed refreshments .at the l'lose of the meetini;:. The birthday of Mrg. Morab Leon.ird wall celebrated laat Sat• • urday l!-vl'nine with a dinner In her honor at the home of Mrs. Isabel w;nebrenne.. Mlddl•port Amon� other gifh Mrs. Leol\ard WIii presented with a large de-corated cake b'y Mrs. Blanche Haptonst al l. Follow i ng the dinner the even­ ing was spen1 in pl.1ying g■ me-s. Others at the dinntr party were Mrs. Bertha Archer, Miss Sylvia Me�osler, Miss M·ary Phillips. ( 3 ) I n Memorian N� Members Are Red'.. · ved Into t Church Mi dtUepor ,, Cf) .. flirtluluy c,,lebroted Saturday Evening TO CLASS I FY____ 1'he 'l!eetine:, i1. ch.ar�e of Or• val W1ll' S . presiden.l. opened with lhe pled�e to thP flag i.nd !ht" ,1..ord·s Prayer. Other offirer� e'IN·\ed were Mrs GeraiJd G rut>· ser, v1r e prrs1dent: Mrs. Dont1ld McKenzie. serrt'tary and Mr� Ralph Spem·er. ltt"IISUrer. • • SPECIAL TREAT FOR .EASTER! -· --· I •In ' SPIC!All IROWN and SERVE Giant Lemon Roll 6tc'. Dinner Rolls -•�:a�:i! ltr . 2 I �-' . WANT ADS roo LATE 4--Daily Sentinel, l'l;,meroy-Midd!eport, 0., April 13, 1960 Mrs. Charles Hayes I Elected President First Presbyterian Church Session Held Sunday At Syra'cuse Church By Minister Of Central PTA The Session of the > ·st United Presbyterian Church of 1 the chu rch annex with Rev How­ Syracuse rnel last Sunday � ard Ruppel\, the moderato in charge of the meeting_ The group decided to have -, Communion sen•1ce Sunday �m�. �. ing and William F. Winebren was. named .u Comm union Place�ent Chairman and Elders to 118• sist au Mrs. 1'om Clark, Ml'I. A. H Durst., Mn. Pearl McBride, Miss Frankie Mumaw, ��- � ayme HolmL"S, Mn. Jame! Quick. Richard Duckworth and Mr. Winebrenner. �rs. Tom Clark was named as eha1rm,n of the Every Me mbe r Canvus far this year with MiH :\tu• maw, Mn Holmes. Mr!! Dunt and :Mr,. Ra('hel McBride lo 3!>Jist her. od is ! Cb utth at 2 p. m. Specia l music will ht presented by each churc b . Re \· . Harold Holmes will be the apeaker and the R l" vs Geo�ge Davis and Ruppt>lt will co­ pres i de. \ April 21 IHI announced as the r'l',eeting date for plans for the Syr­ a,fllse Dally V&cJtion Bible School. t,"h l· meeting closed with the Lo?Ji ·s Prayer in unison ·\ 1 Mrs. Charle!i Hayes was e\ert ed as pre11iden1 ror the t'Omrn1: ye,r when the Central P'I'A mrl M t'\day evening , 1 the school . A workshop al Marietta on May 3 was annou nced. 11 w1ts also 11 n • nouncif'd that Lhe s11les tax stamp ronlest would dose in I he school April 29 and that members would meet at thl': school on May 4 t o Tht! Good 1-T iday service for Syre-ount the st11mp11. I I was decided acu,e wa& discussed and the Presfore the May ml'eling. The attend• .,_ 1 forf" the Ma ymeet ing. The attend• byterian Chureh is cooperalins with the other Syracuse churches ance banner was awarded to thr in having the service at !he MothfHlh grad1• taught by M rs. Spen­ Durin l\_ the Palm S1md11y service cer. a1 lhe ,\lliddleport F'irst United Presbytru,ililn Church the putor. Mrs. C F. Tompki� Ind Mrs. ltev. II 1rd Ruppc)t, received Oliver Mithae! read artit"l� on new rneml ers into the fellowship "Children Corne First" during the , of the rh ch T11ose in the dass program hour. were Alan and Bruce Wallace, At the rlose of the meeting a Sercn and Olita Lewis, Leland jitney supper w11s held. Haptonstall, Cindy Brown, Edi Sauer and Mr. and Sauer, Rodn Mn. Dick � rrett, Roy Coleman Birth A nnou nced Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rought and Jame& inbom, members of the church, a o took the rourse as ( Ellen Nessclroad) are announcIng the birth of a daughter, April 11 re(re1het. \ J 12 at Portsmouth, N. H. The Other recent additions t_o the baby weighed !5 tbe. 1 1 oz and has church have biJ!en Roy Strickland been named Stephanie Ellen. ____________,_ nd _ Leo Kenn8'1y. Grnndparents are Mr. and Mr�. Geor11e Nesselroad Sr., Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rought, Hesperia, Mich. GOESSLER J EWELRY POMEROY, OHIO COURT STRIET brings 1011 the latest Ill , • • J1 ! (Al i I - L U X U R I O U S 1'Y'- PM> D E D C U S H I O N E D C O M F O R 1 f Super-SI••• Eo1y-Llvlng, CNAI�■ and matching CHAI ■ $24,50 .f $12.95 CHAI•■ (>WCI< TH!U SHC/At QUAUTY SHOTT NIW I c:om Forf , • Up,llo,!1...-.d 1'l l'kfl, � Vln-,4 • Chc,lca of pan.rM- MAITINIQOI MONTlftf • hill I "" IIM ,-111 MW wlrh � nHllient nibb.ri1..t hull• $1m"'9, qulc• ..dfu,ffltflf to • ...... ,-ltl.lN 1 • Poli,Md, oll..-klailn1,1m hlliuw "-- wttt, t..ncial lftrlng olld· fleAlble oknninltll .... ,_.,..,.._ I ,..__,.Sficlilia er NIW I \ NIWI ( 3•,0liliN \. ADJUSYAILI bod' I� � ,-.,,...,.... c:re�tton In • • • an'other 'CtmWlt Guuaf Furniture INNI.SPRI NG CHA.. .. llt·Slwlo<t ...,1'co01111v �-.... Uphollltly • • • II I :tMlv AIHldMI ill CJIN .. tw. ...._ Gezst1111 C1hrhil DIii•• ·IIIAITINIQla (.._..I, MONIM■Y llNfJ ..a "···.......,...,.. --·•--- ,VU lNNIIIPIIN only MAtttlllUI $2 9 95 ·-,...-·.-·...-,m. ;-............. 01• � ·· • -• ·•· -. .. ..... ...... ..... Km ... .. .............111 ......,. - 0 and everyhody is partial to his own battle. Col Cambell Brown, head of Tennessee 's Civil War Centennial Planri \ng Committee, looked over the bewildering array of possibili, ties and dcci<ll'd to do a little legend.trampli11g - not a laughing malt£>r in Dixit'. Col. Brown, ro11vi nl'rd therl.' Is a certain amoun1 uf "wrong in• formation" about the w11r for soul hern lndepl'ndcnt•1•, has sent a ninP-msn committ1w nro1111d thl' stale to form local committees that -will dig through old trunks. attirH. newspapers. handhill5. lettl'rs and otbcr a8$0rt00 ml'mor11bifo1 to "pul 1111• Civll War in its Lnw 1irrspf'<'· live:· Therei1\ liea a possihl1• i;nl 111inn to the d ilemmu. If rv1•1·yhocly wnuld p;ct tog(•ihrr and IIJ.!"'(' lo <' Pli·hrute nnly 1 111· 11 ".. 11 1·, o r N .i 1 ura 1 8n• • ge , Fla ·· honor would he salved on both sides though legends might be trampled. That wa.� a hattle. IA.'j,:l'nd has it that on th(' night of "\-l ar('h 6, 1865, the en• .l(ineer of a 11urfing loeomot i11e whirh had rared from SI. Marks lo Tallahassee. Fla ., aroused the good people of Tallahassee with the blust of his whis1 le. W•rns of Y■nkNI His new� was that Union Gen. John Newlon wi1 h n flrel of 16 ships - induding a New York ferrybetat - lwd put ashore about 900 Negro troops to cupture the Florida capital. ,.,.._.lloltiol ..,... •....... •;'!Ill n ..,,.� .. ..,... Senio r Ch oir To Give Cantata At M 'ddl I ep,ort C hurch �T .... _... ....,... ... 1111� �••� Well, maybt' it wasn ' t quilt! 1 hnt Wll)'. G('n Nrwton got off on 1 111' wrong sidr or 1 hEi river, 11\0st of his ships ran aijround in A11alul'• ht•<• lll!Y, m,nr of his preeast plans 11l burn bridi::es worked out just right, u ml he never could firid a plat·c to eross !he river. Th,, f'nnfed1•rulcs, aclilll,? a hit too h!-tsl ily. St'I fi:r to thf'ir own �ri4! null. worki.hop� and �llW111 1 1 1 111 NC'Wport, Flt1 .. and ra1Jsrd 1 lw t111·nl populacf' "grral hart!• shit).' ' - -· -----� - us1•d 111 tlic ro11wst. SugJ:l'Sll'd 1011ics m·1· " W lrn( 4·1 1 l " J ut1 Wnrk 1 1:\,� ])011c for W1•. My 1 1011w and My Com1m11Jit�•." ··Actvantagt>s of Hurni Living," "Conservation of our Na• t ural Hesourc-es," 11nd ··Jlow 4 II l'lub Work Conlributc s lo C:i1nd Ci: iz,cni;hip."' T hr i>o!lter t'Ontcsl permits 01w posit>, wr rlub with 11n idea S(' lected from eil ht!r slule h1'.'u l1h. /Ulrcty. or l'.'onst>rvn l ion tlwme� The poster will be m1nh· or1 a t·r,rd 22" by 20'', with imy urt m(•1\ium in The following eommiUees for Hound-up Oay have been t1ppoinl• t•d by lhe planning commit lC<' : Rc11• i.�tration. Mrs. 11.ichard Tat1erson. :'\lrs. S. C. Fuwlks, Mrs. Bryon c:reenlee. Jr., Mrs. Clyd<' Asbury and Mrs. Clara Schul!z; Music, Phyllis Miller, chairman, Claudia Zctkle, l 'harhine Diehl, Vlcklf Steel(' and Brenda Steele. --��1111e. ---6W.•�•--1 ,I, MA� GIICOI fllLDll'S GlOYI fU\.i sKAJ'lll "'""' Yaur Eastm Castnrnn EASTER MERCHANDISE C'" ·- lb. llt. 39c 0Hft RHdy . . . . Pll/'mp and Tfflder • • • :��F lb. half loin when you -buy the rib or loin half - you At A&P yoo aet a lull ,bare of the cho;ce cenler me,L ruu. -_ -· -· ,CliUck"'iOQit . . - C '" Boneless Ham Smoked 43( LOIN HALF, lb. 53c Pork Loins J,f lb. A&P SUPER-RIGHT . , WELL TRIMMED HAL, FUlL IUtr HA.lF Whol•, Young and T•nct.r Cut-up, lb. aet your rb bee( u ine 1n1.in-fed st�r beef (oc �u'4; A&P Super.Right Chuck is selected from ien price .i:, advertised . LOW OIMil . . � • � Ql,lalll HIGH one . . . . taste and tenderness Rolled Coolu,d __ lb. 79( ,· A&P -• �J FISH lb.49c lb. 63c f;�'. �.:. , •i- ..... u,... $] -39 FULL LENGTH WOOL COATS Sizes 8 to 44 $1 3.9S lo $21 .95 WOOL TOPPERS Juniors, Misses and HaU Sizes $8. 95 to $18.95 FAILLE DUSTERS 0 � � Black, Navy, and Beige Sizes 10 to 18 and 16½ to 2411 0 0 $1 0.95 to $1 4.95 lff,utlful Se-lection of Mllllntry Ladles Dre,sses '! · Juniors, .Mil• & Half .. "- . . ..<I 48 ,to 112 Sizel ' · Navy, Btttk J,l'ld J!la.ltE,,ls liol'9i. . tk.. -in Navy, Bliek, White and all ' ' 1n Dressy Ii. 'Jlailored Styles and tlhe wanted sfai.des. $l.98 to $3.98 SU ITS .-•" � • t. , ! J•lly it . Cream M,ltod M;lk HOii · - - -- · - ----------- We to 91 .65 IU.t'.,i 114G O · P,ntlff'a -■ru ,, ,1.98 G ll· 0 V•I\ S . . : . . . . , . . . , . . I . 89' ACCESSORIES - · Pulliel, Slips, �leti, ett. ' LEtmons ------- 10 · ,., 29c Fresh ..�................., .... 39c 2 :!: 49c Warwlcll O.C..,•led -- 1-os, llu Zion ----- pkg. Choc:ol■t, Cov"'°"' ,.. Worthmon Apart.cl of 6 1 1 ..,_ LNI ----- pko- ( Cherry Pie 53c JANE PARKIR 8-INCH SIZE . _. REG, 59c - SPEC1All For a &•la touch without the fu• or bakin&, serve this lusciol19 pie ),Vitb ita bounty di �t. juicy cheqiet. �oy the savin11•, tool ' · MIDDLEPO'I.T MILL $TREE¥ J11lcy Ju lcJ •. 19c 8 ':;. 69c -:,, ,,, , ',-- • • • : . . . : {. 1.18 MID LEPORT­ DEPA,RT,), . EMT STORE ' ' Fruit & Nul GLOVIS - - - - - - - -· · - · $1.00 and $1 .91 . Llft0,1111 ' ' - Sllps, Asparagus Florida Oranges Mars_h mallow..:=._�45c E99. 29c ....,.. ggs - 39C E 2 Eggs 5 35 C Ba·1 1 s LADIII PUIIII _ _ _ _ _ _ tl.00 to $2.N " A11arted, Callfonia . . . Frflh All �retn Jelly Eggs - ��, 4Sc White, Black, Navy and Pastei.. 't . .\ ,, , ,ff � ,t:s-·1� , : .C!f. ..... . . . . . � .' . -. . SUITS' . . . . . . : · . .. '" $7.915 to $10.tl Worthmore . . . . $1 3.95 to $24.95 ------ CHILDREN'S WEAR C<MFl1 and Toppert·� : ,1-11 to $It.II fob,. 3 ,to ftX oricf?-14. EASTER CANDY! Walldng, Demi Fitted and Fitted Jacket, JACKET DRESSES .' Groen Beans �:•___ 2 lb•. 39c Fresh Broccoli ::;.-: __ :i7: 25c Fresh Beets ��.... --· 3 1.cb� 25c Large Brim,, Filo"""' Binds, Oloohe, Sai­ ENSEMll!S 0. ,, SH.o\NI( lb. . . . jv11os. or Cut Up Lodies Aloo - - Syruase, "'�"' 1ut1 '- $4.95 to $l 3.95 Phone WY i-5430 fU\.\. FUlL J11st Arrived - - ,, Hrs. M�llard Van Meter, New M111eger tIii ' 4Sc Game Hens -- _2!: 69c Stewing Chickens 49c 37 s en ick Ch sting Roa Fresh fryers �::... � c Pan Ready ' New Shipment Of P•n Ready F.1tw::y Corni,h . . . . Ov.n Rtad';' \ Only $9.95 I 5-9 LIi. SIZE #. I ColRe s.,e Our FIRe Selertlo11! Route 124 SMALL • THr SPORTS CENm f\ULL LINCITH • • I 1 4 1 For Rent DRESSES, all 1idt}1 ffh lo Jlllf · -� . ..... ...i- o.D. I wNII MI IN&¥1hj •un1• • fashion perfect . -. ,� , SHUMWAY FLORIST " sold thei .. reaidence at Rutland to Joh n Tuck er and have moved back 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment. 134 Mulberry. Cal 1 WY z.t!.915. on their farm. 4 lS 3k Sever.al from here attended re---------vival meeting at Laurel Cliff. Mrs. Dewllurst is visit ing her son and fan Jiy in Rutland for a [cw days E Yc S T U R K47 FRESH . . . . OV&N READY - Mrs. Glen White and son Bobby NIGHT CllAWLERS were ,,,;,;ng her parents, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Russell for 35c dozen Maundy Thursday s�rvices will several days. be held al the First Baptist Church Re\'. lliatt of Ada has been here of Middleport with the present.a. repairin1: their property. .. tion of .the l'antata, "The Wsy of There will be a youth meeting at the Cr�" by the Senior Choir, · this place Tuesday evening. Rev. Mrs. Clarence Lacev is director AU thorazed MacGregor Miers will be the speaker. and Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, organist. Headquarters There w i ll be an Easter proThe meeting will �gin at 7 :SO • gram al the church on Easler p. m. and candlelight Communion Mill Street Middleport • Valiant c:idets of West Florida morning. Everyone invited. erv ce w Jpn-. e l!I, Semin1ry in Tallahassee dropped .,;;; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ';;;;;;;;; ; ;;;;;;;;; t ;;;; � ;;;;;:;: ;;;;:;;; b ;;;; b• ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l ht'ir tedbookfl :ind raced to the 1· front with Gen. William Mil ler lo t h row back the Y1mkee invader. Thex_ came home the next day vil'lol-1bus. We wish to lhank 't he many people who made our Open House a blg·success. We enjoyed having you slop by and hope you will visit us again soon. � •jC <1' .t. did . . . .. -, ,. ,..,. price South's Senten11ial Is Blessed • • Too Many Battlefields' M�· .�;··M�·..::·o�:-�... W1th YOU! •• I / SMOKED HAMS THIS WEEK ONLY Regular $12,95 Richie Ashburn MEN A.ND , B IG BOYS _ We have loarers y ou 'll like. A white at $5.99 and blaek at $8.99. The Shoe Box, Middlepott. i 13 3tc Hysell Run Society News THAN K FIRM, FULL-SIZE eCO l)Omy I ,,r baaut1, COME SH . , ,YOU'LL SAVI AT AIPI TOP-QUALITY POULTRY "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BASEBALL GLOVE SPECIAL! �ASSEV•HAR RIS 7 ft. co:�IBINE. 4 cylinder air cooled Wi8consin motor. W i l l bl! sold at the Nor• m1tn Theiss Sale, Saturday, on the Oak Grove Road. 4 13 3tp FOCA.l POINTS Of FASHION-A straw hat from a or emba 1.:ismlne mink (center) that has four London collection comes to o point witb a small Dearl buttons lend!n1 • double-breasted look. black bow accenting the h igh, wide and handsome A t right, a button ...front skirt can convert the crown. In New York, the eye is caught by a cape I effect or a matchlna:-prlnt, strapless awinuult. - Round-up Oay for 4· H youth 11f :'-,111son (.'oumy will he lwlcl Tl,111·, . da�·, May 26, 111 the Mason Ct,un1)' 4-11 und Ym:tth Camp m•ar South Sit.If. Thi' event wus orig1nwllr i;rht"dulcd for April . Ael ivi1 i<'H ml th11l day will lw.1(111 at I p. m . and inclllllt' {.il'mnnsl rn liuns, public spcuking and 1-1us l N l'Onlt'SIS. Dcmomstro11ons will he p1 l•s1•11t c<l in two groups: members 10• 1:J year� of age as of Jun. I, r nuo, 1111d for mcmbl•rs 14-2\ y(•ars u�e n� of Jan. I , 1000. The first l(r,mp will present demonstriitlom1 of 3-� minutes ln length while the oldi·r group will prl'st•nt demon!ltralion or H • 10 m inutes. Demonst ra! ions m11y he! given hy l(•om or hy imli. viduals. The Public Sp<!aldnl[ eonkst will consist of separate c1,ntest for boys anrl girls with apeeche� of 5 • 7 minutes In length. Noll'& may he ·- tMUl'S GOOD FIASTING "-PLENTY IN AaP'1 SELECTIO N OF , • • ;;;;;;;;;;�-= Round-U p Day For Mason 4-11 Youths Set For May 26 At Ca1np A166 3 - FOlO /, -IN LOVING MEMORY (W OU R h1Hband and father, Dell Larki n:, who passed away 3 yea rs ago . April 13th. Wt> mourn .for him bo1h night and day As he lays beneath the cold. cold ELMS ....Olm. N. Y. UPI-Mlke da�• Turnesa, B!I. £ather of the famous We tr}• to hide our tears from �olfing brothers, died Tuesday in each other o We loved h i m so and know there Im ske11 at the home of one f his daughters, Mrs. John Reccan never be another Like our own husband and 'h ;, . - - ----s;..;;;;;;; a.;;; --;;, Cather. a· Sadly missed by wire Ethd and children. 4 13 ltp By LOWERY BOWMAN ATI,ANTA UPI - The South is getting ready for the centennial l eldnation of the Civil War with an embarrassment of riches-too many ba!tleficlds. U 1 he Yankees want to rlo any re1£>hratini: next year, they'll prob• ably frnvl' to rome Soulh to find a su1tablt" site to t"e\ebrate a victory. N""' 8111,v Announced Mr. and Mrs. Harold Homer But the southern states all hsve Bartels o! YounRetown are an. Mmmittees hard al work picking nounl'inK the hlrth of an 8 lb 3 oz out appropriate baltles for re-enact• ment. And legl.'nd has it that the son, Dennis Michael April 10. Paternal srandparents are Mr South won all the battles. and Mn. Harold Bartels of Younl!'.s Tak(' Tennessee. There were town snd Mrs. Edna Bartels of more than 800 battles fought in Pomeroy is a great grandmother. Tennessee between 1861 and 1865, COUNCIL MEETS Farm Bureau CGuncll 3A met with Elme, Kautz for the-Ir April meeting with 1ix famHlea ans• wering roll call. DlseuHions were from the Guide on Farmers ' Right& and Reaponslbi l ities under law and ronservntion reserve. Next month meeting will be wlth Charles Betzlng of Tuppers Plains. The hostess �f'rYed refreshments .at the l'lose of the meetini;:. The birthday of Mrg. Morab Leon.ird wall celebrated laat Sat• • urday l!-vl'nine with a dinner In her honor at the home of Mrs. Isabel w;nebrenne.. Mlddl•port Amon� other gifh Mrs. Leol\ard WIii presented with a large de-corated cake b'y Mrs. Blanche Haptonst al l. Follow i ng the dinner the even­ ing was spen1 in pl.1ying g■ me-s. Others at the dinntr party were Mrs. Bertha Archer, Miss Sylvia Me�osler, Miss M·ary Phillips. ( 3 ) I n Memorian N� Members Are Red'.. · ved Into t Church Mi dtUepor ,, Cf) .. flirtluluy c,,lebroted Saturday Evening TO CLASS I FY____ 1'he 'l!eetine:, i1. ch.ar�e of Or• val W1ll' S . presiden.l. opened with lhe pled�e to thP flag i.nd !ht" ,1..ord·s Prayer. Other offirer� e'IN·\ed were Mrs GeraiJd G rut>· ser, v1r e prrs1dent: Mrs. Dont1ld McKenzie. serrt'tary and Mr� Ralph Spem·er. ltt"IISUrer. • • SPECIAL TREAT FOR .EASTER! -· --· I •In ' SPIC!All IROWN and SERVE Giant Lemon Roll 6tc'. Dinner Rolls -•�:a�:i! ltr . 2 I �, ---�-� Sportmen Vote 3 E cep t. n T r �; About 20 Meigs county farmers and sportsme n attended a Fish and Game Management meeting: at the city hall 111 Porn­ eroy last night and took exception to three proposals for 1960 bunting and trapping regulations The meeting, presided over by Arnold Snowden, was called f�r the purpose of sa!npling opinion of l he public on regula­ lions proposed by 01f 1c1a1s of the lJivisiOn l)f W ildlife to be elfective this year. .. The recommenda tions rnadt> last night will be presented at a district meetrng to he held 1 1 1 Cambridge J une 9. _ : :,; "' .. ::_ : � � � : IO X , ,S �l•a�u11:. ,as µropuM•d, a r� . Squirrel, I Zu11e J 1 th1s arc,11 Sept 6 to f',; m· Oct . l5 '" feb 5; R""'" 25; llrni;neck,l'd pl1t•asa n 1 and l ! uu,. , grn,n l',o ln<lg,•. No,. 15 lo U,c ·, , f ➔, l O Lin prn aLc l�nd a n d Nov. 1 5 to ....__ Jan. J -i uu puhlil' land. Quail, � . � 15 tu l>l l'. JU (Ill Slate owned or ,.. r.�. �� -.�--� cun lrulied Land only. .,. • ' "'-.,, r---.,.. .. •,; .,. J'hc :,c,.�011 fur lnmtm"0 rarroon, ·'. ·· _, - - ·-- -In resolulwns passl'd last n1:,:l1t. .,. ,. ... i .., lr.ipp111g sra1tun un inm k ;m<l rn u�k­ _ ,.. '" tipii�surri and �kunk !II Zoll(' I ! II the :11eigs County gruup prote�ll'd _. · 1 n h prupus�J from h.t· ' l �cd .. 1 Nov trapping L for und 11 t-li. � to !.k. nu 5 uµJ-,i· d ' - the two day deer sc•asuu pr '" ;: ;:.. . · • ... ,._ ..,. ,. by the Div1sinn of Wildli fe . ! h t· 9 ,'\ u \ 1 5 1-'d, 28 lv J i, ., I fdi. 21:1 . l l lt" abvvt• g:.rnt·, llie �<!Ille date� '<;,"',< �� ,,'Ji/Ii-I lit• df·,·r H,.�un ..1, 1,r(,p;,.,,.-d oy " J l,(•rr 1� no npl'ri M' as.,n of snowa. r:i. to 5 p. m hour-,, fur r;,l,1Jt1 ,.. .,..,. -"<,. ..., .. •' '':'� h u nting, and recom111l 1id,·d t h t · 1, Iii.- \\ 1ld!1 ft- 0 J l 1 n � l , J i, ! In 8 i,nd �hut lr<.1re. lkr1 L·'� phe.i�;rnts. 1-.:l ::I o\ l l h h u n 1 1 1 1 g h\ l V. lTll l lil' h1,u r), 1101'.:, pht'a.s;rnt ur wild turkey. • uf ii ,. 1 1 1 l \o :i !• 111 1 ) /1 ..1 1·1•., ulu Den 111.t) ht• t�k(•n hy IJow am.I , ..,.,./J .. , I l it,n 111 ! l 1Jf Srh..id l•r ]'omcru� t lH· arrow from 1 ).-1 l5 u n til Vee. 31 v 1l(,f/1f'f"<...., - ,.., .. _. ,_ __ .., l! f L t l l ) · l • H ; d lo l"t " l'< H l ;llll ' IIJ l h; ; t h � w 1 1 l1 a l 1 m 1 1 uf J deer of any a�c REG. $1 1 .00 ,l.1:,oH ti,, ;•X[t'lldl•d lv f<>llf day� or M'X . i � Lht l1111it fur rilher bow "lx,n·t let him worry you, He'1 : II l l li l l i l' huur� rrum dayl1gl11 to ur gui1. our newsboy ■nd he h,1511't hit the I d.trk front porch in • y- ■ 'J here v. 1•re no rhan�cs n•,·omA l �" 1,11 a n·.�ul u!lon hy M r SOUTHERN DIVISION 'idi,u·t, r. tht· lff<iup 11,tt>d t hat 1h(• 1 111£•/ldl•tl l ur thr propui.ed regul:i Won Lost HOURS 9 TO S , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 �,•;1,,,11 h• •Llr� uf h u 1 1 1n� he t1ons n·�.ird1 11� fislung. I 2 A l t('l 1 <i 1 11 � I IH' meeting l;ist night Pomeroy , : 1 .1 1 1 ;,, d 1., a l l 1 1 w h u n t 1 r1 g f r om dayI I JHnposcd >1v1sion's 1 the explarn 1o Jackson :,1 u' l1, 1 r1·;.: 11l.:1 1 11,1 ,., IH1Jp1 1 �t•d Thr by Appo111t m,· n l Evening . l I , . . 1 , 1 1 u d.1rk ' l lw r:.ihhll w a :,u n , a � r(' g u ! a1 HHIS Wl'H' Al Talbot, Assisl- (ia l! ipolis Phone WY,2-2207 l l U am e l\lanagcm e n t Super 111.'lor Middleport 0 2 i r ; tl : fr 1 l 11f W >iv1s1on l 1 the h)• 11 , :,1•1 1 , or District 4; George Billy, Assist• tllORTHERN DIVISION 1 1.:. lr v111 .'.Jov. J 5 tu Jan 2 u11 1m 0 l i nl F ish Management Supervisor Logan . 14 u , 1 , 5 1 011 \ 1 n 111 10 on Jarid (• t J 1· 1 ( Po'11eroy, O. Court St. I of lJJslrn:t 4 ; Ben Swartz, Wildlife Athens l j ' I : ' I J I ' 1,, 11d l I l'alrolman. anti Dick Lawless, Fish Wellston I l'rocluction fort<man in District 4. Nelsonville 0 '\. H. Joa1·h1m and Dun Williams, ,\1<-J�s C'ou nty g;ime protedurs BOZEMAN. Munl. UPI-NBA werr also present. champio11 world middleweight l\tt. Snowden was rc-electrJ as Gc11c Fullmer and challenger Joey ch.airman uf 1h1i t·oun t y group, l lcr­ Giardello each s;iarred four lwr1 Shi(•lJs, Racint: HD. was re• founds Tuesday in preparation t·lel'led as farnJer's" repn:se11tative, for their 1 5-round title bo ut at and W1llium J,0111e , Midd leport, as the Montana State Uni versity 8ports111an'!:i repr1!sentat ivc Field I-louse, April 20. -- "'·�:..�;'";;�::i.�:;: ;���:;;·f�: ALL-STAR$ 1, .. G'°""· . � .,, ,.;�1\ - EASTER SPECIAL Cold Waves $9.00 -- Shirley's Beauty Shop Get '( o u ,· � is l1 i n g Q#ttit NOW! .. At Mct�o !Jlol itan Motors Nc" New Nt>w New Nl'w Ncw • • � •-• • -.. • • - • • +• • • U 69.00 $ 1 55.00 S209.00 $ 1 39.95 � 1 :15.65 $25:1.45 :u; * * * * * * * * * .,-•• --•- Frt·Plantl I :!' Surf-mat1· A h.mi. Jloat t-'rn•land lJ' Prams. A l . 1-'r t•t•luucl 1 2 ' Luma-Top . \ l . lfo11 t 1 -1 ft, Roat Tra i li•rs 1 1 . P . St·oU O u l hoanl M otors 7 . 5 U . P . St•otl, Wl•ighs ouly :tli lbs. Y ELLOW J AC K ET BOATS GLASTRON BOATS WHI TEHOUSE BOATS F U N LI N E R 1 7 FT. BOAT FREELA N D PONTOON BOATS Bx l O 8X l 4 - HX l ii ! 1 . d L'' k IL'riJ;:l hs and wit.l l hs EV I N R U D E MOTORS SCOTTS MOTO RS C U SHMAN SCOOTERS 1'11t• (,'fJ111 r•lt'f ., itffl ri11c• ,"t fore LATE MOD E L USED CARS OPt :'\I E \ ' E ;' H !\' ( ; i.; l 1 �'1'1 L K P . 1' 1 . --- -------- - ----- s n o · 1 t a l u g Re Panthers Take Over Top Spot o· Ifi 1960 prep 1amon d Der•by Pomeroy's Panthers took undis- mil l• or two. h 11· I I1 sd a t d r si r�·:; f�; t�;;:/ f0 Jr�� 1:�g�: a �� C11a�e! � :ft ���:1 ng ��\ iH N��� went h1 this school yea� of Jae ks·on's four errors. lt"lit· championship · · · d 011 another miscue; M oore wnh a 54 diamond victory al Jad( t \ur fi led out, Harn,mn fanned, Knighl I �Oil High School loarh Hussell Moore's boys pla),'• w:1lked, and Parker douhh2d home I'd (•trorless bal l , were blessed with Lwo runs. It was ··the ball gamt'," as 11 111ely hitting, great d elens,vc Cunnrngham put out the side 1 ·2-3 pl.ip . :111d outstan d ing pitchinl!, 111 lhe home hell of tlm seventh. r r"m Jio b cunnmg h am. wild momentarily Cunnin"h.i:lm, • · 'r h ey came ] rom be J l!ll d O·3 to tie It up, l el l a l fir sl, .settled down Lo strike out behind UHalll 3.,. tt"u! n pushed 1 2 batters, walki n"" only fo ur. Ke;;hunw twu runs i n the top of the scn!!cr " fanned 9, walked 7. �uth for 111l·tnry. Pomeroy ltcserves play at East· Pomeroy now is 2·U i n the South . c rn Thur sday, while the Varsity rn l)ivi.�io"n while Jaekson an ti rests u ntil next Tue',day when it l G a llipl-�l.s are 1- 1 . and :.1 1ddleport, e ntertains Callipolis. loM'I' to G�llipolis. is 0·2. . Pomeroy 003 002 0-5 3 O Carl Surrell's d1,ublc 1n the first J.ickson 2 1 1 000 0-4 9 4 l'omeroy; Curu1in�ham (WP) and I 11111 1ng •nil Jackson ahead 2-0 and Harry Wright's double m the sec­ Grueser. Jackson: Kessinger and ond ma d e it 3-0. ln the Pomeroy Swingle. third Gary Moore led off s i ngling, Phil Harrison fanned, Terry Knight singled, .E'adie Bartels walked to n a load the bases, and Chuck Kessen­ gcr, ace Juckson hurler, walked Uill Wilson fur one Panther run. n a Tom Grueser lined a skimmer at third ba!.C whith went for a two I.Jase error. two runs scoring. Ke�sin�er tripled with one or. in COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio Ilic bollum of the third to put of Watercr.ift Tuesday Divisioin Jackson ahead 4-3. It was in that Howard suid Lhe dC'a d lirw for boat licensps rn1mp that leH£ielder Parter caught a boomin� drive off will be the middle of next week, [ronman Roge r Hyden's bat in left but that huat owners will have a ._ couotry "rcasunablc Ome" 'to comply. 1 " I t is not the intention of en­ forctrr\t;nl offit"ials to arrest any­ ont· fur a rca!IOllable time after all '" ,uning an r,f the agent.-; rcrcin" th!! li­ censl s,'' a division �pokef:mirn sai d . 'I tie �;ilv of licenses Las b1,en held uµ �l' Cause of hi te reteipt of applwation forrns from the print­ n� ers. Wel lston & Logan wan northern Divisi on SEOAL diamun d . gamC"s I Tuesdey, the Rockets bcstmg Nel.., , • sonville 10-2 and Logan dumping COLUMBUS UPI -· The Ohio Athens 13·7. Nelsonv i llC' pitchC'rs gave up 9 Statt, University faculty Tu esday walks, the big di ffcreucP, w hile b.irkl·d tire unanimous vok ol' thc­ Honnic Burton o f Logan hit 3 univl'rsily's · Athletic C o u n c i l honwrs <lriving in 8 r u ns in the a�ainst a pro11osal to halt partiei­ pation rn .i i! NCAA post-season win over A1hcns. Rus.� Wickerham hit a single, (•v1•111s hy the Big Ten. OSU's laC'ulty representative, double, tr•ple and homer. Dc;rn Wendell PosLle O.f tile ColThe line score: 1 '! 3 0 1 0 0-10 5 h'dgc of Dentistry, will go tc the Welhlon 001 001 0- 2 2 May conference meeting in Eusi Nr!sonvi)lc Srhadcnharger and llamscy, Lansing, M kh . , with instructions Wend ( L l'l. Hrunslon (4) an d lu vote ugamst the proposed ban on po�t-season NCAA play. l k xlc-r, Wend (4). I De dli e For Bo t Lice ses Is Next W eek w'''ii O'Toole Blesses Cincinnati e ston, og W.ith Great Re}'1ef p·1tch'1ng Win ND Games CINCINN ATI UPI - Ldty Jim {J'Tooh• gave lhc l'in(·inn a ti Hed8 11 welcome du�4• of 1he relief pitC'/1• m g lhC'}' nc-ed as the home team opened its 1 1)1)0 season with a 9.4 \111.· tory uvl'r the l'hiladrl1lhi,1 Phils T11c.-;4Jay . Tlw 23-ycar.old hurle r , who posted a ,''Hi ruconi la�t season, came on 1 11 th(' ! b ird inning fur a hril, lia11 1 , SIX i1lllllll-( alinl, giving Ufl unly two hits ;1n1l striking out four ha1 t<·rs. M,magl'f rred ll utchin.!lon ri•placed him at Lire start of the llllllh with lcfthHnded Bi ll Henry, who r,wn�d twu hatters in rdiring 11 11 ' Phils. c ; unwll ''l, ;i ynwtl( Cuh11n play1ni-: 1n his first major lcai.:u1 , g;inl(' .� 1 ,1rlNI l lw fiw-r1111 rally in the l:1.,1 or 1 1w Sl't· o1ul with II si11i,:lt1 to I 1•i• 11kr I Heds in fronl , 5-4. Hulwrts y1eldt>d another run in the third when M11rtin doubled home Frank Robinson and then was knoi::ked out in the fifth. Cus Hrll opened the fifth with 11 single t u righl 1rnd after Robinson flied out, Gonzalez hit a hom­ er into 1hc right field bleachers. Chris Short then c11mc on to te­ pl.ire l\Ob(•rt:-i . Mc·Millau tin!\ • in his fourlh run or lh l' �a1111· i11 th!! sixth oH Ruben ( ;ornl'Z wht'll ht· hit a ·sac­ rifitc fly lo score Eddie Kasko from third. The l'hil11 g-ut two first inning runs wht·n llrt)snan walked Jol' Koppe ;ind Al Dark, thl'll lt•t loOsl' a wild pitch. Ed Bouchce singled tu srore bnth r unners. I SEOAL Play OSLI Faculty Rat:ks Counc1l N(.AA Pol1t�y 1 u CH C and \�,��c fourth and lifth schools to vote in · ui f s::��n°!o�:::rn •�� :�Ale: v:��: · v ·1rt u,1JI Y insuring that the conference WI·11 rescind its · previo us action lo bar such play, ur:,-;- �����::•!��: A six.th school, Wisconsi n, was l·xpectcd to vote for the po�t-sea­ son competition since its board of regents, in a n advisory action, vot­ ed ill favor of the policy . Regardless or Wisconsin's vote, BOSTON UPI-Tom Mc.NNlev, 199, Arlington, Mau., outpointed Tunn■y Hunwker, 18,4, f1yett. ville, W. Vil., 9. with a nine-hit alta�k. Roberts was rocked for seven hits and eight earned runs in 4 1;,'J innings. Jim O'Toole, who shut out the Phill i es from the thi rd thr ... ugh the e i ghth inning, was the winn�r. The Cleveland Indians beat lhe New York Yankees, 7-4; the Bos­ ton Red Sox downed tne Detroit Tigers, 3•0; the Kansas City A's beat the Baltimore Qri dles, 3-0, .and the Chicago White Sox topped the Washington Senators, �O, in Amer­ itan League exhibition games. • One Carton Serves 18 Metropol i ta n Motors 1 COATS and TOP PER S 'S · Full cngths_- Cotton and Wool Blends ... $8.99 $ 1 0.99 $1 2.99 $ 1 4.99 $ 1 6.99 $ 1 9.99 $22.99 A l .SO l,A Dn;s SALE TWEEDS and SOLIDS REGULAR $29 .95 $22 . 50 Cr $24.50 ' - SALE $22.50 $ 1 7. 50 There Are Only 3 More Shopping Days Until EASTER �!EN'S SU ITS and SPORT COATS by HATS by Stetson and Champ White and Colored DRESS SH I RTS by MAN HATTAN and ENitO T I ES by Wambley a nd Beau Brummell HOSE by I nterwoven BELTS by Hickok _____________ ._ WE WII..L BE OPEN ALI.. DAY 'l'IIVRSDAY ' In Pomeroy, Ohio Mal Brown-Sweet Gherkins PICKLES HAMBURGERS IN TOWN - .... On ly 25 f! pint h I Mario-Stuffed manuntlla 4s�1 YAMs •I•___�:� 29c OLIVES 3 • • .st!) . 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DAIRY BAR RACE STREET MIDDLEPORT This smart Jarman Leisual features I Rofrlg. fare ·for Armour St�r-Frooh frozar>-C..;.o.Vec w,....,... U. S. Government lnspec�r(do A-YO\ING POMEROY $ 1 -lb. pk g , . 6 - ½ 'i)uarts,1 PAINTS - POMEROY,OH I() C largG size .J ALL · Shermci'n Williams Acros, From Th� W,'!' Parkin& Loi . katle EVANS • Decorated the fn,htr refrellher __, , SIZES STY L ES , s ter ca kes IIU·8 . n net • • • • C do1en Margarjne llEMEMHER COM P LETE SELECT ION OF 1111d Delicious - - ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;aa.a.---aaa---""""""�, I $7.00 $8.00 $9.00 $ 1 0.00 $ 1 2,00 $ 1 4,00 $ 1 7.00 N EW SPRI NG SUITS WA LK I NG SU ITS and F I TTED JAC KET STYLES tc:immate Don Zinimer's homer, tc �d out a day d u ring which the t it• l hc sco rr in the fifth inning 11n1 I our Nation.ii League opene rs rarry the g1m1e into e:ittra inninl,l� lrcw a 1uta1 uf 179.782 funs . Gi,1nt1 o.dicflte P,1rk E111gl1n Pinch Homen The San Franc i sco Giants dedl-Alston, who twice i::ot pinch hit homers from Churk F.ssegiar ·atC'd thf•ir new 1 5-mil\ion-dollar in the 1 959 World SNie:-i, c;tlled or ...:andl4•stitk !'ark and beat the the ruggc(t u1ility o u 1ficlder wiH ii. Louis Cardinals, 3-1, before Lwo out in the la)ll or the l l lh-unr 12,269; the Milwaukee Braves i::ot the �11, 111e winning homer iron: ,hUtted the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4.3 wforn :m,s88 .ind tho C i ncinnati hirn. .teds 1·0111 1)cd uvcr the Philadcl• Esscgian's· tcummates galliercd >hrn l'hil11cs, 9-4, before 30,075 in at home plulc to meet him as ht ,he daylight openers. American ran out lho game-winning homc1 League opcnC'rs ni·e schcdull•d for and the h uJ.:e crowd acconkd lht ril 1 8 a o d Ajlril 10 . e x -Stan ford fooL ball pla)'CI' 11 th u n • .\µ dnous ovation. It was the 1hird Vit•t• PrC'sidcnt Richurd Nixon �traight homer IQr Esseglan us a was among tnc capacity th rong Ht pint·h-hittor, dating back to the ::illn l"runci�co .ts S<rni Junes hurl­ 'tl9 series. ed a thret··hHtcr and Orlando Ce­ The attendance broke the old peda drove in 11,II three Giant r uns. National Leagu� single · · game ) Jones Ianued three and walked ni1:ht crowd of 87,037 set by the uply une, yielding the Sl. Louis Dodgers ,galnst Milwaukee 11, l lhc ru n on a homur by ex-Giant Leon Coliseum l.11111 Aua . 8 and ro und- Wagner, Cepeda tripled home lwo ru ns Ill the first inning and singled • home Willie :it.a)'S in the thi rd . - - t:luirl1c Dressen m.ide a victor· ious Jebul 11s manager of the 'Braves When Joe Adcock blasted a two-run eighth,inning homer oH Pittsburgh relief ace Roy Face, who didn ' t lose hh1 Jirst game of the 1959 season until Sept 11. Warren Spahn had homr:i:ed ,nd pi tched shutout ball . uritit< t'bt! 1 Pir­ e1tes tied the score 8.t 2�2 tn the eighl. Don McMahon plcked up the win with ninth-inning relle1 aid from l.AJw Burdcltc. Red Schoendienst made his CLOTHCRA F'r and CURLEE fi rst start for the Braves since the 1958 World Series but went hitless in three t rips to the plate. Roy McMillan and rookie Tony (.onzalea h i t hOmers as the .Reda spoiled Robin Roberts' 1 1th con­ secutive opening-day . appearance MOsT r. Evans F f Br,nd Grade A White Royal Crawn COLA\ i· , ' ( i l1 1 ; ,,ma l('Z and liallC'y . By F R E D DOWN ,\fr \! illun, whn hit only nine '"'l'flil. ll1ip11r ( a l w11 1 111 l ,:1nd an<I Sr.i" United Preli lnt•rn,1tlon■ I arHt who tiouu,rs lasl .� 1•,1s1111 1\11rnagl't" Wall ,\lston st ill has 111 1�1>1 ·d 1111 1d1 1,f N prir1 J: l rn inin � PhotH' \\" \"-2-;tt;7U d tlt' lfl ll1J11rws . hit tl1e hall o Vl ' f that Wor l <I Serles ma)(ir and the 600-804 F.ast !\fain Stn•t•l J1om<'roy, Ohfo tlli• 11• 1 ! fi . . ld f1·11re 1 0 put 1 1 11, Lns Ani;:1,1,,s Oo,lgcrs still h,ivc k11ark for dumg unranny -;;;;;;;:;..., thut ;;;;; ;;;;;;;;.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;._.:;.:;,.______________________...;;;;_-;_.;-;;;-;;things t he hard w,1y. That w11,s tlH' bii,: �lory Tucsduy ni�hl whc11 the Outl11,crs C'limaxrd mu• 1 Jf th1· �rcatcsl o))t'nin..: ilays m N;1t1o1wl League hi.!itory with an urihHI J-2, I I-Inning vktury over lhc Chira"o "' chbs. · A record night game crowtl for the league or 67.�50 turned out in 1 lw massivC' Los Angele� t ·nti­ st•um und W(IS trcatt-d lo ll SCIISil lwnnl gmnc in wluch: - Don Drysdale, 1059 striki·out king, hmncd 1 4 Cub11 and 111lowcd only seven hits over the f u ll I I in11mg.11. -The '!rli rf.hangcr" Dodgl'rs ritllit•d !rum a n 011rly 2·0 drfie1t. brought ahuul with lhc hdp o( c:o1.r;;;.;· ;; · ;;;;;;;;;;.. LA IJI ES, S U BTt:ENS and CHI LDJtEN 1 TH E FIGHT RESULTS · l .. -- � o., April 13, 1960 t1, po ddle -Ml ero m Po y •I, y · tln 2�D�l Sen 1 . howe,e,, " wa, expected lbe Big More B g Ten Ten w o ld repeal Its action againaL l s Vote To :::�;·::,.:�:��;" ., Its SchooNCA l y Keep AP a '.::�.''.'�":�'";,;s,,�:'•;�' 'i�.j'••:�: Alston Still Has World Series Magic As His (;:::;::;::t f:i:�;.:��� lin:���:7h-�;�� :::!i Dodgers Pull Vietory Ollt l11 Season Opener 1 : OF ALL - - - .. O r. • I 39C < ' : 1 i I 4 i �, ---�-� Sportmen Vote 3 E cep t. n T r �; About 20 Meigs county farmers and sportsme n attended a Fish and Game Management meeting: at the city hall 111 Porn­ eroy last night and took exception to three proposals for 1960 bunting and trapping regulations The meeting, presided over by Arnold Snowden, was called f�r the purpose of sa!npling opinion of l he public on regula­ lions proposed by 01f 1c1a1s of the lJivisiOn l)f W ildlife to be elfective this year. .. The recommenda tions rnadt> last night will be presented at a district meetrng to he held 1 1 1 Cambridge J une 9. _ : :,; "' .. ::_ : � � � : IO X , ,S �l•a�u11:. ,as µropuM•d, a r� . Squirrel, I Zu11e J 1 th1s arc,11 Sept 6 to f',; m· Oct . l5 '" feb 5; R""'" 25; llrni;neck,l'd pl1t•asa n 1 and l ! uu,. , grn,n l',o ln<lg,•. No,. 15 lo U,c ·, , f ➔, l O Lin prn aLc l�nd a n d Nov. 1 5 to ....__ Jan. J -i uu puhlil' land. Quail, � . � 15 tu l>l l'. JU (Ill Slate owned or ,.. r.�. �� -.�--� cun lrulied Land only. .,. • ' "'-.,, r---.,.. .. •,; .,. J'hc :,c,.�011 fur lnmtm"0 rarroon, ·'. ·· _, - - ·-- -In resolulwns passl'd last n1:,:l1t. .,. ,. ... i .., lr.ipp111g sra1tun un inm k ;m<l rn u�k­ _ ,.. '" tipii�surri and �kunk !II Zoll(' I ! II the :11eigs County gruup prote�ll'd _. · 1 n h prupus�J from h.t· ' l �cd .. 1 Nov trapping L for und 11 t-li. � to !.k. nu 5 uµJ-,i· d ' - the two day deer sc•asuu pr '" ;: ;:.. . · • ... ,._ ..,. ,. by the Div1sinn of Wildli fe . ! h t· 9 ,'\ u \ 1 5 1-'d, 28 lv J i, ., I fdi. 21:1 . l l lt" abvvt• g:.rnt·, llie �<!Ille date� '<;,"',< �� ,,'Ji/Ii-I lit• df·,·r H,.�un ..1, 1,r(,p;,.,,.-d oy " J l,(•rr 1� no npl'ri M' as.,n of snowa. r:i. to 5 p. m hour-,, fur r;,l,1Jt1 ,.. .,..,. -"<,. ..., .. •' '':'� h u nting, and recom111l 1id,·d t h t · 1, Iii.- \\ 1ld!1 ft- 0 J l 1 n � l , J i, ! In 8 i,nd �hut lr<.1re. lkr1 L·'� phe.i�;rnts. 1-.:l ::I o\ l l h h u n 1 1 1 1 g h\ l V. lTll l lil' h1,u r), 1101'.:, pht'a.s;rnt ur wild turkey. • uf ii ,. 1 1 1 l \o :i !• 111 1 ) /1 ..1 1·1•., ulu Den 111.t) ht• t�k(•n hy IJow am.I , ..,.,./J .. , I l it,n 111 ! l 1Jf Srh..id l•r ]'omcru� t lH· arrow from 1 ).-1 l5 u n til Vee. 31 v 1l(,f/1f'f"<...., - ,.., .. _. ,_ __ .., l! f L t l l ) · l • H ; d lo l"t " l'< H l ;llll ' IIJ l h; ; t h � w 1 1 l1 a l 1 m 1 1 uf J deer of any a�c REG. $1 1 .00 ,l.1:,oH ti,, ;•X[t'lldl•d lv f<>llf day� or M'X . i � Lht l1111it fur rilher bow "lx,n·t let him worry you, He'1 : II l l li l l i l' huur� rrum dayl1gl11 to ur gui1. our newsboy ■nd he h,1511't hit the I d.trk front porch in • y- ■ 'J here v. 1•re no rhan�cs n•,·omA l �" 1,11 a n·.�ul u!lon hy M r SOUTHERN DIVISION 'idi,u·t, r. tht· lff<iup 11,tt>d t hat 1h(• 1 111£•/ldl•tl l ur thr propui.ed regul:i Won Lost HOURS 9 TO S , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 �,•;1,,,11 h• •Llr� uf h u 1 1 1n� he t1ons n·�.ird1 11� fislung. I 2 A l t('l 1 <i 1 11 � I IH' meeting l;ist night Pomeroy , : 1 .1 1 1 ;,, d 1., a l l 1 1 w h u n t 1 r1 g f r om dayI I JHnposcd >1v1sion's 1 the explarn 1o Jackson :,1 u' l1, 1 r1·;.: 11l.:1 1 11,1 ,., IH1Jp1 1 �t•d Thr by Appo111t m,· n l Evening . l I , . . 1 , 1 1 u d.1rk ' l lw r:.ihhll w a :,u n , a � r(' g u ! a1 HHIS Wl'H' Al Talbot, Assisl- (ia l! ipolis Phone WY,2-2207 l l U am e l\lanagcm e n t Super 111.'lor Middleport 0 2 i r ; tl : fr 1 l 11f W >iv1s1on l 1 the h)• 11 , :,1•1 1 , or District 4; George Billy, Assist• tllORTHERN DIVISION 1 1.:. lr v111 .'.Jov. J 5 tu Jan 2 u11 1m 0 l i nl F ish Management Supervisor Logan . 14 u , 1 , 5 1 011 \ 1 n 111 10 on Jarid (• t J 1· 1 ( Po'11eroy, O. Court St. I of lJJslrn:t 4 ; Ben Swartz, Wildlife Athens l j ' I : ' I J I ' 1,, 11d l I l'alrolman. anti Dick Lawless, Fish Wellston I l'rocluction fort<man in District 4. Nelsonville 0 '\. H. Joa1·h1m and Dun Williams, ,\1<-J�s C'ou nty g;ime protedurs BOZEMAN. Munl. UPI-NBA werr also present. champio11 world middleweight l\tt. Snowden was rc-electrJ as Gc11c Fullmer and challenger Joey ch.airman uf 1h1i t·oun t y group, l lcr­ Giardello each s;iarred four lwr1 Shi(•lJs, Racint: HD. was re• founds Tuesday in preparation t·lel'led as farnJer's" repn:se11tative, for their 1 5-round title bo ut at and W1llium J,0111e , Midd leport, as the Montana State Uni versity 8ports111an'!:i repr1!sentat ivc Field I-louse, April 20. -- "'·�:..�;'";;�::i.�:;: ;���:;;·f�: ALL-STAR$ 1, .. G'°""· . � .,, ,.;�1\ - EASTER SPECIAL Cold Waves $9.00 -- Shirley's Beauty Shop Get '( o u ,· � is l1 i n g Q#ttit NOW! .. At Mct�o !Jlol itan Motors Nc" New Nt>w New Nl'w Ncw • • � •-• • -.. • • - • • +• • • U 69.00 $ 1 55.00 S209.00 $ 1 39.95 � 1 :15.65 $25:1.45 :u; * * * * * * * * * .,-•• --•- Frt·Plantl I :!' Surf-mat1· A h.mi. Jloat t-'rn•land lJ' Prams. A l . 1-'r t•t•luucl 1 2 ' Luma-Top . \ l . lfo11 t 1 -1 ft, Roat Tra i li•rs 1 1 . P . St·oU O u l hoanl M otors 7 . 5 U . P . St•otl, Wl•ighs ouly :tli lbs. Y ELLOW J AC K ET BOATS GLASTRON BOATS WHI TEHOUSE BOATS F U N LI N E R 1 7 FT. BOAT FREELA N D PONTOON BOATS Bx l O 8X l 4 - HX l ii ! 1 . d L'' k IL'riJ;:l hs and wit.l l hs EV I N R U D E MOTORS SCOTTS MOTO RS C U SHMAN SCOOTERS 1'11t• (,'fJ111 r•lt'f ., itffl ri11c• ,"t fore LATE MOD E L USED CARS OPt :'\I E \ ' E ;' H !\' ( ; i.; l 1 �'1'1 L K P . 1' 1 . --- -------- - ----- s n o · 1 t a l u g Re Panthers Take Over Top Spot o· Ifi 1960 prep 1amon d Der•by Pomeroy's Panthers took undis- mil l• or two. h 11· I I1 sd a t d r si r�·:; f�; t�;;:/ f0 Jr�� 1:�g�: a �� C11a�e! � :ft ���:1 ng ��\ iH N��� went h1 this school yea� of Jae ks·on's four errors. lt"lit· championship · · · d 011 another miscue; M oore wnh a 54 diamond victory al Jad( t \ur fi led out, Harn,mn fanned, Knighl I �Oil High School loarh Hussell Moore's boys pla),'• w:1lked, and Parker douhh2d home I'd (•trorless bal l , were blessed with Lwo runs. It was ··the ball gamt'," as 11 111ely hitting, great d elens,vc Cunnrngham put out the side 1 ·2-3 pl.ip . :111d outstan d ing pitchinl!, 111 lhe home hell of tlm seventh. r r"m Jio b cunnmg h am. wild momentarily Cunnin"h.i:lm, • · 'r h ey came ] rom be J l!ll d O·3 to tie It up, l el l a l fir sl, .settled down Lo strike out behind UHalll 3.,. tt"u! n pushed 1 2 batters, walki n"" only fo ur. Ke;;hunw twu runs i n the top of the scn!!cr " fanned 9, walked 7. �uth for 111l·tnry. Pomeroy ltcserves play at East· Pomeroy now is 2·U i n the South . c rn Thur sday, while the Varsity rn l)ivi.�io"n while Jaekson an ti rests u ntil next Tue',day when it l G a llipl-�l.s are 1- 1 . and :.1 1ddleport, e ntertains Callipolis. loM'I' to G�llipolis. is 0·2. . Pomeroy 003 002 0-5 3 O Carl Surrell's d1,ublc 1n the first J.ickson 2 1 1 000 0-4 9 4 l'omeroy; Curu1in�ham (WP) and I 11111 1ng •nil Jackson ahead 2-0 and Harry Wright's double m the sec­ Grueser. Jackson: Kessinger and ond ma d e it 3-0. ln the Pomeroy Swingle. third Gary Moore led off s i ngling, Phil Harrison fanned, Terry Knight singled, .E'adie Bartels walked to n a load the bases, and Chuck Kessen­ gcr, ace Juckson hurler, walked Uill Wilson fur one Panther run. n a Tom Grueser lined a skimmer at third ba!.C whith went for a two I.Jase error. two runs scoring. Ke�sin�er tripled with one or. in COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio Ilic bollum of the third to put of Watercr.ift Tuesday Divisioin Jackson ahead 4-3. It was in that Howard suid Lhe dC'a d lirw for boat licensps rn1mp that leH£ielder Parter caught a boomin� drive off will be the middle of next week, [ronman Roge r Hyden's bat in left but that huat owners will have a ._ couotry "rcasunablc Ome" 'to comply. 1 " I t is not the intention of en­ forctrr\t;nl offit"ials to arrest any­ ont· fur a rca!IOllable time after all '" ,uning an r,f the agent.-; rcrcin" th!! li­ censl s,'' a division �pokef:mirn sai d . 'I tie �;ilv of licenses Las b1,en held uµ �l' Cause of hi te reteipt of applwation forrns from the print­ n� ers. Wel lston & Logan wan northern Divisi on SEOAL diamun d . gamC"s I Tuesdey, the Rockets bcstmg Nel.., , • sonville 10-2 and Logan dumping COLUMBUS UPI -· The Ohio Athens 13·7. Nelsonv i llC' pitchC'rs gave up 9 Statt, University faculty Tu esday walks, the big di ffcreucP, w hile b.irkl·d tire unanimous vok ol' thc­ Honnic Burton o f Logan hit 3 univl'rsily's · Athletic C o u n c i l honwrs <lriving in 8 r u ns in the a�ainst a pro11osal to halt partiei­ pation rn .i i! NCAA post-season win over A1hcns. Rus.� Wickerham hit a single, (•v1•111s hy the Big Ten. OSU's laC'ulty representative, double, tr•ple and homer. Dc;rn Wendell PosLle O.f tile ColThe line score: 1 '! 3 0 1 0 0-10 5 h'dgc of Dentistry, will go tc the Welhlon 001 001 0- 2 2 May conference meeting in Eusi Nr!sonvi)lc Srhadcnharger and llamscy, Lansing, M kh . , with instructions Wend ( L l'l. Hrunslon (4) an d lu vote ugamst the proposed ban on po�t-season NCAA play. l k xlc-r, Wend (4). I De dli e For Bo t Lice ses Is Next W eek w'''ii O'Toole Blesses Cincinnati e ston, og W.ith Great Re}'1ef p·1tch'1ng Win ND Games CINCINN ATI UPI - Ldty Jim {J'Tooh• gave lhc l'in(·inn a ti Hed8 11 welcome du�4• of 1he relief pitC'/1• m g lhC'}' nc-ed as the home team opened its 1 1)1)0 season with a 9.4 \111.· tory uvl'r the l'hiladrl1lhi,1 Phils T11c.-;4Jay . Tlw 23-ycar.old hurle r , who posted a ,''Hi ruconi la�t season, came on 1 11 th(' ! b ird inning fur a hril, lia11 1 , SIX i1lllllll-( alinl, giving Ufl unly two hits ;1n1l striking out four ha1 t<·rs. M,magl'f rred ll utchin.!lon ri•placed him at Lire start of the llllllh with lcfthHnded Bi ll Henry, who r,wn�d twu hatters in rdiring 11 11 ' Phils. c ; unwll ''l, ;i ynwtl( Cuh11n play1ni-: 1n his first major lcai.:u1 , g;inl(' .� 1 ,1rlNI l lw fiw-r1111 rally in the l:1.,1 or 1 1w Sl't· o1ul with II si11i,:lt1 to I 1•i• 11kr I Heds in fronl , 5-4. Hulwrts y1eldt>d another run in the third when M11rtin doubled home Frank Robinson and then was knoi::ked out in the fifth. Cus Hrll opened the fifth with 11 single t u righl 1rnd after Robinson flied out, Gonzalez hit a hom­ er into 1hc right field bleachers. Chris Short then c11mc on to te­ pl.ire l\Ob(•rt:-i . Mc·Millau tin!\ • in his fourlh run or lh l' �a1111· i11 th!! sixth oH Ruben ( ;ornl'Z wht'll ht· hit a ·sac­ rifitc fly lo score Eddie Kasko from third. The l'hil11 g-ut two first inning runs wht·n llrt)snan walked Jol' Koppe ;ind Al Dark, thl'll lt•t loOsl' a wild pitch. Ed Bouchce singled tu srore bnth r unners. I SEOAL Play OSLI Faculty Rat:ks Counc1l N(.AA Pol1t�y 1 u CH C and \�,��c fourth and lifth schools to vote in · ui f s::��n°!o�:::rn •�� :�Ale: v:��: · v ·1rt u,1JI Y insuring that the conference WI·11 rescind its · previo us action lo bar such play, ur:,-;- �����::•!��: A six.th school, Wisconsi n, was l·xpectcd to vote for the po�t-sea­ son competition since its board of regents, in a n advisory action, vot­ ed ill favor of the policy . Regardless or Wisconsin's vote, BOSTON UPI-Tom Mc.NNlev, 199, Arlington, Mau., outpointed Tunn■y Hunwker, 18,4, f1yett. ville, W. Vil., 9. with a nine-hit alta�k. Roberts was rocked for seven hits and eight earned runs in 4 1;,'J innings. Jim O'Toole, who shut out the Phill i es from the thi rd thr ... ugh the e i ghth inning, was the winn�r. The Cleveland Indians beat lhe New York Yankees, 7-4; the Bos­ ton Red Sox downed tne Detroit Tigers, 3•0; the Kansas City A's beat the Baltimore Qri dles, 3-0, .and the Chicago White Sox topped the Washington Senators, �O, in Amer­ itan League exhibition games. • One Carton Serves 18 Metropol i ta n Motors 1 COATS and TOP PER S 'S · Full cngths_- Cotton and Wool Blends ... $8.99 $ 1 0.99 $1 2.99 $ 1 4.99 $ 1 6.99 $ 1 9.99 $22.99 A l .SO l,A Dn;s SALE TWEEDS and SOLIDS REGULAR $29 .95 $22 . 50 Cr $24.50 ' - SALE $22.50 $ 1 7. 50 There Are Only 3 More Shopping Days Until EASTER �!EN'S SU ITS and SPORT COATS by HATS by Stetson and Champ White and Colored DRESS SH I RTS by MAN HATTAN and ENitO T I ES by Wambley a nd Beau Brummell HOSE by I nterwoven BELTS by Hickok _____________ ._ WE WII..L BE OPEN ALI.. DAY 'l'IIVRSDAY ' In Pomeroy, Ohio Mal Brown-Sweet Gherkins PICKLES HAMBURGERS IN TOWN - .... On ly 25 f! pint h I Mario-Stuffed manuntlla 4s�1 YAMs •I•___�:� 29c OLIVES 3 • • .st!) . 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DAIRY BAR RACE STREET MIDDLEPORT This smart Jarman Leisual features I Rofrlg. fare ·for Armour St�r-Frooh frozar>-C..;.o.Vec w,....,... U. S. Government lnspec�r(do A-YO\ING POMEROY $ 1 -lb. pk g , . 6 - ½ 'i)uarts,1 PAINTS - POMEROY,OH I() C largG size .J ALL · Shermci'n Williams Acros, From Th� W,'!' Parkin& Loi . katle EVANS • Decorated the fn,htr refrellher __, , SIZES STY L ES , s ter ca kes IIU·8 . n net • • • • C do1en Margarjne llEMEMHER COM P LETE SELECT ION OF 1111d Delicious - - ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;aa.a.---aaa---""""""�, I $7.00 $8.00 $9.00 $ 1 0.00 $ 1 2,00 $ 1 4,00 $ 1 7.00 N EW SPRI NG SUITS WA LK I NG SU ITS and F I TTED JAC KET STYLES tc:immate Don Zinimer's homer, tc �d out a day d u ring which the t it• l hc sco rr in the fifth inning 11n1 I our Nation.ii League opene rs rarry the g1m1e into e:ittra inninl,l� lrcw a 1uta1 uf 179.782 funs . Gi,1nt1 o.dicflte P,1rk E111gl1n Pinch Homen The San Franc i sco Giants dedl-Alston, who twice i::ot pinch hit homers from Churk F.ssegiar ·atC'd thf•ir new 1 5-mil\ion-dollar in the 1 959 World SNie:-i, c;tlled or ...:andl4•stitk !'ark and beat the the ruggc(t u1ility o u 1ficlder wiH ii. Louis Cardinals, 3-1, before Lwo out in the la)ll or the l l lh-unr 12,269; the Milwaukee Braves i::ot the �11, 111e winning homer iron: ,hUtted the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4.3 wforn :m,s88 .ind tho C i ncinnati hirn. .teds 1·0111 1)cd uvcr the Philadcl• Esscgian's· tcummates galliercd >hrn l'hil11cs, 9-4, before 30,075 in at home plulc to meet him as ht ,he daylight openers. American ran out lho game-winning homc1 League opcnC'rs ni·e schcdull•d for and the h uJ.:e crowd acconkd lht ril 1 8 a o d Ajlril 10 . e x -Stan ford fooL ball pla)'CI' 11 th u n • .\µ dnous ovation. It was the 1hird Vit•t• PrC'sidcnt Richurd Nixon �traight homer IQr Esseglan us a was among tnc capacity th rong Ht pint·h-hittor, dating back to the ::illn l"runci�co .ts S<rni Junes hurl­ 'tl9 series. ed a thret··hHtcr and Orlando Ce­ The attendance broke the old peda drove in 11,II three Giant r uns. National Leagu� single · · game ) Jones Ianued three and walked ni1:ht crowd of 87,037 set by the uply une, yielding the Sl. Louis Dodgers ,galnst Milwaukee 11, l lhc ru n on a homur by ex-Giant Leon Coliseum l.11111 Aua . 8 and ro und- Wagner, Cepeda tripled home lwo ru ns Ill the first inning and singled • home Willie :it.a)'S in the thi rd . - - t:luirl1c Dressen m.ide a victor· ious Jebul 11s manager of the 'Braves When Joe Adcock blasted a two-run eighth,inning homer oH Pittsburgh relief ace Roy Face, who didn ' t lose hh1 Jirst game of the 1959 season until Sept 11. Warren Spahn had homr:i:ed ,nd pi tched shutout ball . uritit< t'bt! 1 Pir­ e1tes tied the score 8.t 2�2 tn the eighl. Don McMahon plcked up the win with ninth-inning relle1 aid from l.AJw Burdcltc. Red Schoendienst made his CLOTHCRA F'r and CURLEE fi rst start for the Braves since the 1958 World Series but went hitless in three t rips to the plate. Roy McMillan and rookie Tony (.onzalea h i t hOmers as the .Reda spoiled Robin Roberts' 1 1th con­ secutive opening-day . appearance MOsT r. Evans F f Br,nd Grade A White Royal Crawn COLA\ i· , ' ( i l1 1 ; ,,ma l('Z and liallC'y . By F R E D DOWN ,\fr \! illun, whn hit only nine '"'l'flil. ll1ip11r ( a l w11 1 111 l ,:1nd an<I Sr.i" United Preli lnt•rn,1tlon■ I arHt who tiouu,rs lasl .� 1•,1s1111 1\11rnagl't" Wall ,\lston st ill has 111 1�1>1 ·d 1111 1d1 1,f N prir1 J: l rn inin � PhotH' \\" \"-2-;tt;7U d tlt' lfl ll1J11rws . hit tl1e hall o Vl ' f that Wor l <I Serles ma)(ir and the 600-804 F.ast !\fain Stn•t•l J1om<'roy, Ohfo tlli• 11• 1 ! fi . . ld f1·11re 1 0 put 1 1 11, Lns Ani;:1,1,,s Oo,lgcrs still h,ivc k11ark for dumg unranny -;;;;;;;:;..., thut ;;;;; ;;;;;;;;.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;._.:;.:;,.______________________...;;;;_-;_.;-;;;-;;things t he hard w,1y. That w11,s tlH' bii,: �lory Tucsduy ni�hl whc11 the Outl11,crs C'limaxrd mu• 1 Jf th1· �rcatcsl o))t'nin..: ilays m N;1t1o1wl League hi.!itory with an urihHI J-2, I I-Inning vktury over lhc Chira"o "' chbs. · A record night game crowtl for the league or 67.�50 turned out in 1 lw massivC' Los Angele� t ·nti­ st•um und W(IS trcatt-d lo ll SCIISil lwnnl gmnc in wluch: - Don Drysdale, 1059 striki·out king, hmncd 1 4 Cub11 and 111lowcd only seven hits over the f u ll I I in11mg.11. -The '!rli rf.hangcr" Dodgl'rs ritllit•d !rum a n 011rly 2·0 drfie1t. brought ahuul with lhc hdp o( c:o1.r;;;.;· ;; · ;;;;;;;;;;.. LA IJI ES, S U BTt:ENS and CHI LDJtEN 1 TH E FIGHT RESULTS · l .. -- � o., April 13, 1960 t1, po ddle -Ml ero m Po y •I, y · tln 2�D�l Sen 1 . howe,e,, " wa, expected lbe Big More B g Ten Ten w o ld repeal Its action againaL l s Vote To :::�;·::,.:�:��;" ., Its SchooNCA l y Keep AP a '.::�.''.'�":�'";,;s,,�:'•;�' 'i�.j'••:�: Alston Still Has World Series Magic As His (;:::;::;::t f:i:�;.:��� lin:���:7h-�;�� :::!i Dodgers Pull Vietory Ollt l11 Season Opener 1 : OF ALL - - - .. O r. • I 39C < ' : 1 i I 4 i �� T" r; t • • . ittf'. t=)tt..!. � -�- ·¢"' r / •• ---------- • !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 13, 1960 Around And About Middleport Middleport Ministeri al Association Hos l Se�sion Tuesday At Church of Christ rt Rev: Nyle Borden, ptesident, presided over the meeting of e Middleport Ministerial Association which was held at lhe :jo<:al Church ol Christ Tuesday morning al 10 o'clock. M r and Mrs R<1mon Gnm who 1 ha,·e sp('nl t h i• winlt'r months m Tulsa . Okla , w 1 1 h Mr and Mrs H. D. Quick have returned to their home on Brownt> ! J Ave. M r and .\trs Duke Sears and son Robert of M cConnelsn l 11· were gups\s of 1 h e1r son an<l ctau ghter-in-law Mr ;;nd Mrs 1-:ugt'ne Sears Sunday Thl' y i·amc l':.pec• ially to attend t he hand ronccrt .al the high s1• hool Aftn ]E'avmg hl're they we111 t o Gall ipolis lo at tend !hi' wrdd 111g of Hobert Le wis Fredrrick, brother of Mrs Eugene Se.ars. p MEIGS THEATRE "THE LA.ST ANGRY MAN" Paul Mu.ni. - David Wayne - �IJIQ ·N CtJ Hi FAM ILY NIGH T TON IGHT Jack Webb - Monica l�WIS · '11{E DR.fLL INSTRUCTOR" - also hts Domino , Jerry I.Re Lewis "JAM BORJo:F. ' " Also C1inoon THURSD AY and !=R IDAY Victor M a t u re - Red Buttons Rhonda Fleming. Da11ut Nels<>r\ ""TH E BIG ( "IHl ' l ·s·· {In Color & ScopoJ - aho George Moutg-om.-ry and M o n a rre-t-11\'an m •·11 U K "' l ln Golorl NOW AT STATE THIATAE Glenn Ford -- Debbie Reynolds "IT STARTED Wl111 A KISS" The · · 011c Grut Hour of Shar• ing ' proJcct was discussed and the �roup ucc1ded to ask thurch m�m­ l)cri; to lmng used clothing on Sun­ I day, Apnl �4. which will be used ,or Lh1.'l (.JrOJt:l"I, and aloo some Wlll be Lall.en to t;,111l1polis Slate Jnsti• lUle. Jtev. Borden said there 111 a \Jellnne need for lid1e8 coats at 1hc 1nst1t1ne. ·1 he meeung closed with prayer Uy Rev llordcn. 1 Hearthstone Class Meets Tuesday At Hubbard Hom e The Hearthstone Cla8s of the First Baptist Church or M iddle­ port met Tue11day evening at the home Dl Mr. 11nd Mrs. Harold Huhtiard on Fifth Avenue. The mretinw wae opened with t h e devulwna l period with Ediaon Haker as leader. l ie chose the topic "Thi! World ' s Greatest . N ut'd . Mr .llu bbard. president ol the clast1 presided 011er the husines.s meeting. Willis Anthony reported c,n 1/Jc tenla t J ve plans for the installi1ti on ot an incinerat or at the church. Needs £or the l'hurch kitchen were di11cusse1t and Mr�. Paul SnuirL Mrs. Willis Anthony and Mrs Max OrndorH were asked to 111\'e�t1ga te lhe need.s and report a t a l.itcr timl!. Plans were di8• ru11scd for lhe Sunrise Service whirh !he class will 1.:onduct at the ch urd1 for EilSIN . T h l' mecti11g was duscrt with pr11yf'r hy Paul Smart after which Mrs. Allt•n l l ui;:hcs had charge or the rirui;ra m hour Al ! he clw�e of t h<! ('V('nin g Mrs. J l u hbard st•rv erl II dc•sscrl course using the (!;jji1ter I heme in the are1•11soric11, to the follow . in-'C Mr. anti Mrs. IJ11vid IJ 1 m1t . Jr., M.P. 1,nd Mrs. Orndo rff, Mr. ;111d Mrs Smar1 , Mr. and Mrs. /Jught•s, Mr ,uid Mrs. lfakcr . Mr. and Mrs. Arit hony 011d Mn;. l lood. I I• Fl liDDII HOUOt. S'"tl".l • The meetin1 opened with senThe if'OUP •irttd lo ha Ye a rep• tence prayers by the minls�rs afwhlch Rev. Howard Ruppelt resenL&llve present 1t the . local councll meelln g, on the second and cave the devotion, for L he morning 11. n a rn urr n M onday& of each month I od mini � the topic, "What's Go Lo open the c1v1c meetmgs w11h About Good Friday!" prayer. , ne Daily Vacation Bible school was discussed. Mrs. ltay Pickens aad ke, H,,mon Koukrighl w>ll heil.d the st.alf for lht school . 'J he Lood t•nuay krv1ce to be held at the C h uHh of Christ was POM EROY, OHIO a1scusSW. ·1 he service will tx-�in al 7 l � p. m. wnh spenal music. ,\lltlJ.stcn of tht! town will a.i;s1st 1n the service. Not O.,.n Ti>nlght THUR SDAY and FR I DAY 1 FOR BPRING Moll\e Pam11 1kvea allk tuuah a narrow yet aupple Une. It h.U & molded bod.lee with ra.glan1 1leeve■ end wtck•tcOOp neckline. A ii•rrow bow mark• the wal11t al)ove ._ 1llm 8klrt eued wllll 1ott. tolda at �• hlpll:ie. Mary Ruth S.iul'r. d11ughtcr of :\1 r. and Mrs Harold SauE'r who JS a pa1Ll'u1 at t he Mason Clinic is improving from an al\a('k of pn('u mon1a. Mrs Walter A!h ey w;i� i n Eur . eka yesterday. ROOMS ::. FURNITURE · 1 e Roush'•- Shoe Store MIDDIJIPOBT ,,,_____________________.: Card Clr,b E11tel'fained By /llr,. Hu ,11pltrey Mrs. Norman llumphreya en, terta ln� the members of her card club Monday ,evenin& at her h-0me in M lddlepo,rt, , . . After PJ,1,.wtth • Priu·s were won hy Mr1. Ken­ ercliante Police Sen'ke neth McElh lnnei• and Mu. Chnl­ ea Clarkson. Other• playlhg were Mre. Arthur-.. Strauu, Mrs. Joe alley, Mr1. Denver Rke, Mn. B · Se,:vln1 Good Fl)Od Donald Lowtry, Mrt. Paul TheUI alid . Le1al Be,ent41 i.nd Mr■. Ralph Sl11on. Unlll .:iii A.iii. I OUrln& the even1n1 NfN11h•----------- I menu were 1erved by lb41 hoateM. Smart new sprl n.g and &um­ mer patterns and colors lo complete you.r Easter ward­ robe - po,pu ktr new wid-Lhs. _ Wembley ti<..'IS are smart lo wear - ,hol'd Weir s.1-tapc well and arc wool lined. l , W<IShable ! ! till' 1runm,\: e Regulu I "Y L ugue dylH with fl•p pockets. e Ci>ntinenhl styles with ex­ tended waistband - no belt looPI - tapered legs.. $1.00 Mens Hanes KNIT BRIEFS . f $1,00 Mens Hanes BOXER SHORTS . . 79c Mens Hanes Gripper �OXER SHORTS - 79c �lens Hanes Side Elastic GRIPPER SHORTS 79< l00% Cotton Drip Dry Permanent stay collars. Dua l cuffs. Wear as a, regular cuff or French cuff with links. Si:t:es 14 to '-'l.,_J 17 . HANDl{ERCHIEFS 1-'ine quality w h it� hand­ kerchiefs with.hand roll­ eJ hems. Large size. Boys Sizes $1 .95 25c Mens Colored Border llandkcrC"hlcrs . . . . 5tlc FOR· THAT •• N EW EASTE R - LOOK MENS LEATHER May We Suggest 8ELTS Stylemarl and Brookfield SUITS · · · · from $29.95 SPORT CbATS · fh1111 $1 7.50 • Dress Shirts MENS W I I ITI,; . I $1.50 MENS WH ITE Danc e Plan n�d For New He: ven eW Thur sday Night HIDE-AWAY BAR <if(' corded a o ri . �nfor 1z('d �hrunk. Need Harold Bartels returned to his home in Yo1111gstow n Sunday after a several duys 11isH with his mo­ ther, Mrs. t.:dna Bartels. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs. V1:rne Davis re111rncd home from Kc,riosha, Wbr., were they werl' called by thl' serious illness of Mrs. IJ11v1s' brother, Floyd Smith. J"r. ]f All and Mens Slacks $4.95 to $9.95 Me,.,, $7.95 l·ol tons Other Y.o uth Fellowshi p Hold s Session At Ente rprise FRO flAll(IMG· e 1:,hed By LOWELL WINGETr Tuesday, April 1 2, was a red-letter day in the life of a Pofl!eroy ·man who has traveled thousands of mlles by rail­ road without getting more than five miles away from home. He ls Clyde Andrew,, Ebenezer-st, who yesterday celebrat­ ed hJs 50th annlvers'll'l' as a member of the Chesapeake & Ohio yard crew in Pomeroy. Mr. Andrews, who started man and sinee June 15, 1917 to work hen for the Hocking as conductor on the yard train Valley April 12, 11910 as a here. A:nd alter 50 years, he brakelll8D, has completed 50 says he stilt wants to continue � travellng up and down the job which has been so the ('ofl!,roy :1111t1· Middleport muc h a part of his Ufo. T�e story oJ Clyde Andrew's waterfro11t, flrlt as a brake- T-SHIRTS Wdilit !',l!C� 29 t o 3B in pol- Iv LUCILLa HAWKINS BAKER FURNITURE TO S LAC K S Mainly About Church Women Boa rd Meeting Held tuesdoy Afternoon Private lloom4 l:or 10 lo 115 hojllo Mens a nd You ng Mens 1 ' ' Mens Hanes Whlte' iQYS' SPORT COATS and SLACKS Top grain lelther belle; in reg-ubr widths end t1he "rpop , ullir narrow belts. Brown, blaek, ,grey. All size!I 30 to 50. Huskle - Regular ARROW SHI RTS, $1 .00 Other Men's a.Its _ _ $1.39 TilS by Arrow and Superbo ...a.:.__ SJRETCH SOCKS Washes �asHy - fits ne-at­ · dy \.... dri-es quickl y - ny­ lon elretch fits sfaes 10 to 13. Men, Cotton Art'lla SOCKS � �- _ 2 p•I" $1.00 Men1 8-n Lon STRETCH SOCKS _ _ 69c pr. Man& E1qlHre NYLON SOCKS _ _ $1.00 pr. Mtn, Nylon STRETCH SOCKS ·_ _ 39c pr. Mens Cotton Sport SOCKS _ _ 3 pal" $1.00 1!111ulre Sport SOCKS $1,00 • pair , EMtui,. Llale SOCKS ,1.00 a P•lr by Ptrtia;, . ■ -- QOlYHtE�GROSS; INC. ·, • "Holl!e of Arrow Shirts" · POMEROY, OHIO PIIONE WY;J.3198 ' ,... I I' I, and i ,I PANGB U RN BOX CAN DY ' I I MENS SHAVING SUPPLIES ----------------------!_ ______ _______ 6 . , . . . _ . . . . from $5.95 OfEN ALL J!AY THURSDAY, APRIL 14 For -Your Eisler Shopping Convenience . Herc is the world's thinnest pass-case billfold thanks to the remarkaUlc f!ut:ih dosing { shown above), and the windows of thrn, strong ''M Y LAH." polyester film. 1n genuine buffalo calf, $7.50. Jn other tine leathers from ,s.05 to $ 10.00. Other 1llens BIiifolds . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .00, •1.95, $2,00 ■ $1 .50 Let DOWNIE-G_ROSS show you the latest in Spring Men's Wear . 2 pairs $ \ .00 the new Thin-Fold by LORD BUXTON n, - ,,.oo ..... ,t"ew $ty111 and Sha des in Spring HATS . , MENS N YLON Mens Sport Shirts COLGATE BARBER 5HAVI - - - - - - - · · - - - · - - · - - - 69c - 91c - - - - · · · · - - - - - - 79c MIS. INSTANT LATHER · - - - - - - AERO SHAVE 59c - 98c MINNEN FOAM SHAVE _ _ 7tc GILL&TTE fOAMY 5HAVE - - - - 79c 79c NOXZiMA _ _ OLD SPICE LATHER SHAVI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1.00 .APID SHAVE LATHER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - . _ 79c - 91c '-\INNIN 8RUSH&.ESS SHAVE - - - - - - - ·· - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SSc MliNNIN LATHER SHAVI _ - - · - - - · - - - - - - - · - - - - - · - - 60c COLGATI BRUSMLESS SHAVE - · - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . · - - - lSc COLGATE LATHER SHAVli . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ 39c. - 57c 8AilBASOL SHAVING CRIAM _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - 29c PAt.MOLIVE BRUSHLESS SHAVE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ :Uc - 53c PALMOLIVi LATHER SH.\VI - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - 39c - 57c BARBASOL 11:USHLl!SS SHAVE _ • - - - - - - - - - - � - · - - - - - 69c OLD SPICE SHAVING SOAP - - - - - - - - - · _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7Sc C.OL.'-AT!l Cl.JP SOAP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - lSc ' WtLL IAM& "5MAVING SOAP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Uc - · · - - 1 5c _ _ _ ·-- _ _ PALMOLIVE SHAVING SOAP PALMOLIVE APTIR SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ - - · · 30, - Sl,00 MAX FACTOR APTER SHAVE LOTION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - fl,GO _ _ _ _ - · - - - - - - - - 11,00 SEAFORTH COLOGNI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wooo•URY AFllR SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ 21, AQUA VELVA APTeR SHA.YI LOTION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .$9c MINN&N SKIN iRACIR _ _ _ _ _ . - - -- - - - _ - - - - 60c - $1 .00 CCK.GATI AFTER SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 30c - 60c MENNIN AFTIR SHAVI LOTION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $1.00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 75c MINNIN PRE-SHAY LOTION - - - · - - - · · MAX FACTOR PRE•ELICTRIC SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 7k OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVI LOllON _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fl,00 OLD SPICE SHAVING MUG Sl .25 SCHICK SAFETY RAZORS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · · - - - -- Sl,00 GILLETTE SAFITY RAZOltS 79c on11 $1,00 GILLETT ADJUSTABLE RAZ RS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fl ,,S 100 SCHICK SPICIAL RAZll'IIII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ 79c White or Colored from $4.25 See The Complete Selection ® , Andrews Completes 50 Years , 1 As Railroad Man Here 'f uesda) i! ,I V isit The Mens a nd Boys Wea r De pa rt'l! J1 nt on the Main F loor C a pa ble Cou rteous Sa lespeople t o help yotl with you r selection. Mr and Mn. Dcnn·r Hice spent last week1;-nd in :V 1 ri;:mia with 1 Denw•r's brother Chester and family Chester hJS heen station­ ed in the army thete and will be, going overseas m thr near future. ti.AN and ARRANGE WEMBLEY NECKWEAR. FOR MEN ner e llld1e rial I $299.oo $2 ,99 1 In Pomeroy Tuesday evenin� thE' Oeacom! end Deecone8ses or th,· First Unit• ed Presbyterian Church, Middle­ port, met in the pe!ltor's study for thPlr regular meelins. llev. How· ud Ruppelt was the moderator for the meel.ing. Hom MAITIN " People Chu rch Otlficials Hold Session.T.o . Plan Activities young Ideas for .. ·"' 1 The i!roup made plans to send allk Celtic crns!lles to :;hut · ins fur Mn Denv'cr Thomas hu.!1 re­ Ea,lcr. Mn. Herman Bailey und Mn. JamE's Sanborn were eleclcd turned home after undergoi ng surgery at Meigs c.;encral Hospital lo make the r:ommunion elemenLH. and is convalest.'i ng nicely. Mrs. Ernest Rhodes returned The group also voted to continue their work with the children. at home Friday alter a visit in Can• the County Home in providing ton with relalivcs . She was uc­ s wimming parties for them as well companie d home by Mr. and Mrs. aa purcha8i11ti swim suits when nee• Mannitlg Walker who remained for a weekend visit. e,sary. Mrs. Albert :-:imilh returned Mn. Jam('s San1Jorn, Mri;:. Ever­ home Sunday 11 ftt'r a weeks visit ett Bachner, Marcua Chambers and in Columb us with her son-in•l.i w Vincent D-11bo were elected ushers and daughte r Mr ,ind Mrs. James for the Ealiler gt''eeting eommil­ Hawley arid fo m1ly. tee. A special offering will he tak­ Dr. nnd Mrs. Paul Bauman of en for t he Dl•acon11 and D eaco11- Portsmo uth wnc weekend gucsh esses rum\ -11fter the Easter service of Mr. 11t1d Mi-!i. i"rcd ltosenha um. with Mr.s. B111ley and Ml�s l'hylli5 and Art h u r Hoi;cnha um. Jol!c him in charge. Mr. and Mr11. llerbNt Mi ller OtherH attending the meeting and Mr. atid Mrs. Edward Venoy werC' Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. and son Craig spent l he wt•ekend Floyd earmark, Dick Vaughan illtl in cleveland with Mr. and 1\lr9 . Mrs. Harnl<I Suucr. Ucrhcrt Glaze. Mrs. E . J. Hill returne d home Monday evening u flf'r ,1 several days husinei; i; visit in Culumb u.� . C. I>. Henry or Allll'SVll l 1• ar­ rived Sunduy for u vlH1t wilh his son · in -law and cl;,ughlc r Mr. ;ul<l Putril"k Lod111ry. A Board meel ing of the Meigs rounly Count·ll of United Church 'rhr. Dis11hll'"lt Ameri can Vcl- Womt•n was held Tuesday aflur• Nt1n1, t.'11ll'hriit('rl their birthday noon 11l the Unllect Meth odist an111vrr1111ry Monda y CVl·ning at ChutC'h. lhelr hall Oil lh11ter nut Ave. Mr.!1. A rnold Richurds, pr1!!8i­ A liam 1rnd turkey potluck din­ den1, was in charge und plans ner was �ervrrl by members or The monthly bm1incu 111rC"t 1 11i:: were made for the May Fellow­ t�e Ladi,r11 Auxi liary. A larae ship Day service whi.:h will be of the Enterprise EUB Youth VPl­ b1 rthd;iy l'ukr, the gift or lhe held at tho Enterpri.�c EUB lowship Wall helct Monday e11cn 1ng Ohio Va1 !1•y Hakin g f'o., and lee Church on Muy 6 with MrH. t'ra11- at the church with Ruth Ann Brn­ C'ream were Hrrvl'<I with the din. thers es leader. ner. A l1irae t·11kf\ was 111110 pre­ ci8 Glader, as chairman. Group singing of "The Lord Is 1 Prese nt were MrH. Purley Karr, • Living Room sented hy :\tisi;e� Ll'na and Kutie Mra. Ralph Gilmore, Mr11. Buford My Shephcrrf'• opl'ned lh<• tn('f'l­ Guth. •Bedroom • Kitchen EHl, Mre. Earl Knigh1. Mrs. ing followed with lhe rcadinc of Willi am S. l\ull uw, Shud ystde , Matthew ff: l · l S and prayn by ClnN ThvrNaf AfhrtlNIII stale rnmmBndN of the V1•terans Clartnce Casey, Mrs. Allen Hamp­ Elsie Arnohl. f:roup singin� of ton, Mrt. Marion t'rench, �trs. wuM guest 111,<'11ker ualnii u� hifi Campbell Harper, Mrs. WIIIW.m Choruse� concl uded the dl'VOlifins topic I he lll' w p1•11s lon Jsw11 . Mn, Durln@ th{" husi ll('IIS lif'S�i<,n, Atkin,, Mrs. W. A. Mor,1um , Mra. Iris Lumb ert, Col11m hu1. Auxi l Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. P.carl llysell the treasurer reported $190.71 in Jury lilalc c· onun nndn , was 111110 Mrs. LLouis llcibl'I and Mr11. Pearl the treau1ry. Ruth Ann Rroth1-r�. pn•sent and s11oke brirf ly. Jimmy Cark•lon and Shuron Hi ll McBride. Ml�mhers or the Auxi liary ser­ were nanwd as the nnmi11.i tlnJ.: v!r1g the dinn er were Helen Uatey commit tee. Summer camp WSB dis­ On the Brfghteat Come, Lena Wnlf o, Jlelt• n Kenn edy, Ila�• Sewing Club cuHcd. tie Woodard, Muc Roat·h, S&di� In Middleport At the l'losr of the meeting, re• Wolf �. Kathryn Wlkt'y B.nd L,11un With M,.. Clat1mirtl1y fre�hm ents wcrt' served by Mlss Mra. Jame8 Clatworthy en• Watson. lert1Jncd lhe Second Monday sew­ Brothen to Sharon and Linda tn1 Club Monday even!nc at her Dill, BUI and MuJorie Bc11tz. home, Luley St. A .!ihorl bu11lneS,8 Belly and M1try GruE'scr, Dottie se11ion WH held with Mrs Mix Brown, Elsie Arnold , Jrrry Fri �:,. Ward, presldtnil. Mn. Grace Hol­ Jlmmy Cul-01011, Mrs. Orville ter acled H 1erret11ry In the ab­ Brown , Mu, Gcorgr IJrothtirti 1tnd aen<'e of Mn. George S<·hneldcr. Rev. and Mn. Fr1rnei11 Glazier. Refreahmenls were served by ppfng BIG G!��! �E� R�� o lhe ho8t�BI .to MIii Eleanor Rob­ son. Mrs. Paul K�n. Mra. Robert BIG BOYS' - Ll1TLE BOYS'! . Lewhi, Mn. Palrkk Wood, Mrt . Ward, Miu Martha Howel aOd • \' 1 Mrs. Holter. The next mieetin1 will � A \rery complete selec­ A big rvf'n\ of t lw yciw· for I l w ' at the home of Mi11s Robson on New lla,·cn T('Ctl l'nntcen i� pl.intion or Spring . . inspir­ May 9. ;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:, f ncd for Thur�dny when Tlw J:i, s t.>d sty les. Sizes for a!I ol Pomeroy hold a d:Ull'l' p11rt_1 :1: the New Haven Communit y Umht / ages. ing. ' The Gnlnxks, Bob Prc�lon . .Jim YOUR NIXT Lohse, 1'immy lluncan and !Mph i\kDaniel, wilt furnish live inst.ru• e PRIVATE PARTY mental entertainment. F'ive now retord11 will be gh•en to the J)(!r:-con Black Patent e RECEPTION aUendln1 from the farthest dii1• e Whtt,, Smooth e BANQUET lance. New Haven Canteen danel' champions of 1 960 will be crowned. e MEETING • Black Leather Diredor of the Cant<'en Is MTII. Jane )1cFar11nd and the danrc is • Bro"8 Leathor 1po11sorl'd by the Junior Women's Club of New Haven. l'GlllllOY'I IIIT DAV Observes Ann iversary Wit h Din ner Mo nda y 1 Mostly About P�ople Ovrlnt the day1 precitdblfr -.d durlnt WorlO War I, Mr, J.n, dr-1 uy• thet his c....., wH hu,dlln9 100 cars of out: bot.ind product, ..r d•f• mostly coal end salt. It wea • M¥tn d1y PN' weeJ,: l ob for the fl•• man crew, with plenty qf offr thwe at that, Mr. Andrew. recalla. Coal Later the • Pittsburgh Company took over the oper1Uon of �he Dark Hollo w and Forest Run mines Which conlinued to operate until late in the t9ma. They aiso opened No. 1 1 mine in upper Minenville, whUe mines were alllO established in uPPer Pomeroy WH booming and Minersville b>' Ohio Collieries and prosperou, with mines, salt above Sracuse on the preeent Jo· W-OrkB, ·• foun<try and several cation ot tbe Racine Planning Mill m,nur.acturina: firms. From these and Bailey's La}le. concerns Lhe Hocking Valley did a thriving bullneu. In Its Pome• Coal from the upriver mlne• ro� )'ards and Pomeroy capital was brought to. ,K,rrs Run by au Naped. a a:olden barvtst selling electric locomotive operated. ;by it• products to an outside world. the electric company which also operated the street car line be­ In 1912 two luge mines were tween Hob6on and Racine. opened by the Ebersbaeh in ter• Al Kerrs Run all c:ars were eat& ownera of the Peacock Coal taken over by the Hocking Valley Co, with a decided influence on yard crew and made p for the future of the section. The shipment over the main u line. I-locking Valley track WH lald lo Mr. Andr� says that in addilion the Forest Run 'and Dark Hollow lo coal, the line alsO handled miau and all mine equipment, salt Crom the Excelsior Salt works· Ues, rails, propa, power house ln Pomeroy, White Rock • Salt equipment, everythln&: that it Works in Syracuse and chemicals took fo open the two 1argeiit min­ from Grecliff Chemical Worb al es in the county, was hauled lnlo Kerrs Run, the Buckeye Chemi­ lhose communilles by the train cal C . o., in Pomer-0y and ci1eml• crew then ,under the direction of cals from each of the sail worktt. Conductor Thomas Bowen. rortunes were made on Pomeroy 8oom YH" follOWH for Pom­ bromine during World War l The Pomeroy Foundry which eroy and fer th• rall,-..da. had been served by the electtic locomotive until 1912, became a customer of the railroad afte� the track wa9 extended eastward. Mr. •Andrews recalls . that he waa a member of the flnt crew of the Hocking Valley to haul lnlQ. and out of the foundry end was a member ot the cre w that haul�� Joe Chapman'a' Oreamtimera or­ the last losd from the foundry ehestra will play at I.be Chuity when it closed la&t year. TIMES CHANGI &II spo.qaored by the Pleasa11t Vflle)I Holpital Auxillary on May But times change and so do the 1 at the W. Va. ,.National Guard fortunes of people, of railroads, • Armory near Pt. P.leasant, it has and of towns. The large mines been announced". were worked out and tire big com­ panies abandoned their opera­ The- dance b a benefit affair tlon1, cutting a payroll of ap­ for the hospital. It has been an• proximately $200,000 weekly nounccd lbat apecial features will from lhe Pomeroy economy. New be pre,Einted at the intermissh>n and cheaper WRY.I t� produte BBlt o.f the dance. were found and of all tbe aalt Special Invitations have been wfrl• h;1 this area, only the Ex­ �t. to Gov: and Mn. Cecil Un der­ celsior Salt Works continues in wood and· to Mri. Mamie Eisen: operallon with an occasional car bOwer. The Invitation to M n . Ei• shipped over the Pometby tracks. a;eflho wer was sent for a contri­ The old Rolling Mill WH moved bution of an item either for auc­ lo Youngstown where il became Uon or for a door prl!e. the Youngstown Sheet and Tube a natloqally known concern. The big shippers on the Hocking Val­ ley gradually bowed to the Inex­ orable laws of supply and de­ mand and . buslneQ dwindled. In 1� the HO(!king Valley b8came a part tif the C_he8apeake snd Ohio RailWay system. In ite hey-day here lhe Hocking Valley maintained a yard In low­ er Pomeroy with shops employing 50 men and a round-bouse at the' lower end of. the yard about under the Pomeroy•Muon bridge. At this time the New York Central ,hops at Hobson were emplo.ying 300 men and necessitating a commuter lrain frobf Middleport to Hobson on 24-bour schedule l.o haul 1hop men -and road men to their employment at Hobson. At tliai time the Hocking Va11ey - -railroad career here ia ,lao the atory or tbe rlae and decline in the eeonomic hi1tory of Pomeroy and of this entire section. ll ia the story of lhe change in Pomeroy'3 role IS an exporter or a g.real q_uaitity of natural goods la it1 prueot role of heving HUle to ,ell lo the outaide world. In 1910, Mr. Andrew, uy• the eastern temlnua or the Hock.in& Valley tracks' in Pomer-Oy was lhe old RolHng Mill whlch ...tood where the Meigs Landmark Store now ,tandi. Both lhe mm and the mine •ere heavy ahippen on tile ¥ocklng Valley. Charity Ball To Be Held At NG Armory -- --- ---- See Us Jror Your Filled ,tuffed _ EASTER ' \ Easter Baskets TOYS · 98; \lf) 69.: '_ up . Candin and Novelties , EASTER BASKETS and EASTER G RASS ' . . . . . 25c up , ¼ lb., ¾ lb. - I lb., . l e up . COSTUME jEWELRY Size, tor ever,.one - Sfflall (lt-lt'ii), medium (1&.151tfa� lute ,V ' 18--18½> ,and extra luge (l7��7'Ai ). In ih.ort ·.i,eeve IQ'i.;. in waah and WC!&r fabrics - .perinanent collar stil)'IS - 1111arl ' � .w aprioi Pl{terM ..n<t' t.r.e new lp&'ini �- Imo a... C'91Dplete line . or white sport llh1rtl .and eolld color thirta. - $1.69 -- $T.95 - $2.95 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • ' J.' ' 1· i _, ' , . EASTiR. EGGS .. 2s� up PLUMBING N EEDS SALES & SERVICE WILLIS ANTHONY, PLUMBING & HEATING Middleport ·H·U FfY -I (ieft) wllh Ille pm, ftlt indn .,...,, E. C. Owens, Middleport, Encm-; C & 0 Y� CREW -4,, Mr, Brakeman, and Clair Nellon, LangovWe, Brakeman. Lopn, Fireman/ &b · Louks, . ,_ , two :pauenger White, and a_ cuhier, Cba:rle, cord Ave., Marion. HU: aon, Cla�- Business has now dwin� , � a also operated ence Andrews, hu followed hlS few carlo.tds of lnbound m� trnins into Pomeroy each way be- People,. a11 a railro.ader and is such H nour f-or the Mid�' father tween Pomeroy and C.olumbua. · When Mr. Andrews joined tbe a ow a conductor on lhe New bakery, lime, lumber,_ ete.. _ ri;re In addition to this service, they Valley king of H e c d y a Ctntral. A d aughter, Mrs. is lilllt out.-bound traffle ...- �tilt York oc th rew r each train• excuralon also ran Sunday and for f l .23 POi;neroy he was I YOU?II man . Other crew Paul (Marcela) Moore, live8 in local crew is now �· • people could visil Columbus one mem bel'l at thit U me were Con · Fairborn. Ohio. Hi• wife ia .an three day l'eek. He�y employe of the Ohio Univenily Sunday and the next Sunday lhe d 1J ctor Bow.JD, B�eman But Mr. �ndre,w,, bale.. �lni( A. g Yo W. ng, u ( Bill) at Athens. :&n ti;,.eer excursion train was nm trom E. hearty In spite of h,lJ .f� C. man and l e Max l the of proud is Andrews Mr. f'iN: w Columbus to Pomeroy. ltscunions t, were crowded, Mr. Andrewa re- Youi:i1 . Mt. Bowt-n retlttd in 1917 s;afety record established by hi9 of rain or shille aerne,, bot»¥, go lo the end of the ed linewltb promol Mr. and H Atidn:Wl ' W crews over the past 50 years. He members, with e. large number of , , -:; the e .and 0. passengers each weekly trip. At from' brakeJN.n to eonductor• 1 said that in that lime no one haa )' 43 for ean. d be !fe� . itlOn liiJi recelved an Injury while on duty. the same time, he uy,, thf: Nt'W Pol Adnre'lltl WII born In Zanes- During bis 50 yea.rs be bu worll­ York Central wai nmnlha: ab Pussenger tralns lbrou1h HN!son ville and ca�· to Pomeroy at e� under a.ix. division superin ten­ the age of ,in, with bis parenta, dents, 14 different tnin masten daily. HU fe.ther wu . JnlP&a:ff here for and assistant train 1DaJter1 and the Standard Oil C'vmpany, NOW EMPLOY I 7 MIN six local agents. The C. and O. now entploye1 He has one brother, Earl J. As to the future of tfie C. and seven ·men here, a · fi'le-m•D yard I Andrews, who" o,etatea the An· O. here, Mr. Andrews aees JU.tie crew, a station agent, £. C. drei.fa. Inaurmce �• 624 Con- to offer encouragement unle11 · some. industry which needt the r.Ji<o,d d e, lo locale he,•. ; 1:0 ·u. as Ancient Service Of Mass h Hysell un · OK New Lo \ 1. Il CatbOliC: Ch . urc es News Reported . 8y LOUIi CASSILS Unltitd- Preia lntwnitlonal For centuries, the . M ai• has been celebr.iited, in most Catholic churches, b"y the prl.el\t perform­ ing cerlain rik!8 wtine · tHe congre­ .talion looked on ind Uat.eaad. · · 'ffiday In btmdreds of c,tbelie parishes across the ,iat\.o", U. · ancient service bas a _n e w jook. Laymen in ' the · pews ,ate no longer sil�µt spectators'. · They have become actln patticlpanU in corporat.e worship. The kind and degree of lay par­ ticipation varies from one parish to another. A typical pattern calls for the congregation to sing one or two hymna, to recite in Eng­ lish several prayera formerly said in Latin by the priest, and to make some of the 11horter Latin reaponses formerly made by the altar boy. Another innovation found in many parlahes ls the •provision of a narrator or lector, who leads the eongregalion in its prayers and responses, and who reads the scrlpture lesson in En1lish while the prieat reads it ln Latin. These changes are greatly de­ sired fur the Jate Pope Pius JUI. They are based oa instrudions which he approved only I few weeks before his death .. Pl111 XII m.de c:INr that tht llfur9i�I reforMI were lnhndff to lead Catholic laymen from a paulve to an active rol• not onty In public worship, but In 111 a• pech of rellttolll- l lfe. "The l•ity," ht- Mid, "mu1t be tlffil 1 aenM • not of 1-lon11nr to fhe church • but of IIING the church." Even with tbe all·out back.ins of the Valican, however, perilh priests have not found il eaay to bri'ng their tong:regationa around lO the new waya. Llretltne bablta are , atrong, and m■ny . devo�t C■thoUca tend to look with suapl• - • • POW ER MO WE RS WIT H REDI -H ITE , ;, COTY MUGUET'olry'S • . . . . • . . ·•%.!I up any " I.amd-0n and diifavor · 1 ' w1t., . .. · .i:. ....e M Hi. pertnti: Stirt '1iilvoetlonail Prograrna To ' ovti-comC ttii, · inerta, CathoHC blaftop'a in several · larg"e diocelttt" hawdnst.rtuted - tnten rive �1C4lional �•IQl' •to· eulain the Jior ad;? •hy .of -�•�y pu:tkipaH tlVJl.� . • . . It 1s streued m theie pro,nma that the reforms ai,e not really a n� •4epartjift in ClthoUc wor• shlp. tiiey . are •ntlally a re• turn to the . most ancient tnditions of the church. .ui.on Ebers bach Hardware "Everything In Hardware" 1-,-__.;;,..,:______.....,__ 0�10 ,{' . ., !6 & ei ·im ---.p.bl' 7 0 HOGG and zusPMJ ( MAnRIALS, INC. SP.J.5S54 Mnon. • , . w. 1va. C '' Wal king Suits • Purses 1 and Accessories Phil lip Sisttrs Style Sho� : . . . - POM11d1' • C • The new ",Aiicipation" of 'dialogue'' Mau is being in� dued graduu1D,r in mollt dioceses. for example, th� archdiocese of Washincton, D. C:, began 1t the start of Lent 'with congre&:alional participation at two weekday eve­ nlng Maa,ea id each pariah. Other dioceses have launched lay par• tlclpaUon at one Sundl,)' mornin, MHII-, Prlesb report · on enthu&iastic respon&e from laymen who have actually taken part In a dialogue Maa. They say the eona:regatlon .eems to be more attenti� and t-0 have a cre•t�r realtzatron or what I.ii taklnc place at the altar. That 11 precisely what Pope Plus hoped fOJ', 1 �J,,#-...,, All Models UP TO ( IMUJU!ll lNSIIWCE COIIPIIIY DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY "":-�=�· --.-.---.�------ POMEROY, · PUI jlll'.fllll • Call 111. llld•Y. Powerful 4-cycle engine . . . all•steel body . . . enclosed cutting chamber . . . Salety-Grip handle. For Lhe best possible rotary cut, try this Holly. .... .. .• .. ·. ,· Alpha Ru¥ell and Clarence Russell were calling on Nick. Pierce at the home ot hls dau1hter, Mrs. Don McKnight, last week. Air. and Mn. Howard West and md •IOfl8 of Cincinneti- -were 'diit­ her parent&, Mr. and Mn. .Alpha Rw;aell cprar , lbe •efftftd. Rev. Earl Snider of Columbus attended church and Sunday School here Sunday . Mr. and Mr.s. Howard Wiest and children Jihlm)' and Karen Sue Charleaton were gue,ta al the home of her br<ither J. A. Eden · the early church, il WH :'U8 In Sunday. tomary for the congreiation to re­ cite all prayera 1long with the priest. The concentration of the ritual in the priest was a alow process that · toot place very slow­ ly between the 8th and 12th cen• turles. It was furthered, no doubt, by the fact that tbe Ma&s was conducted predominantly in Latin a language undentood by fewer and fewer nr the wonhippers as the centuries passed. lntroclvnd Gradually In theory, the l1ity continued lo "aSBist" at tbQ service by uniting with the prleit in silent prayer and devotion. ConJclebtloua wor11hippen did practice this kind of "'interior participation" by follow­ ins the service in a 1)mer book, COUIIT ST. . or miaaal, But for many laymen, the opportunltie1 for distraction and the temptation to ''.sit out the ,erviee" were very gre'1 t. Ttl■ra'1 11• � time thin aow ta lunt how rnuch fflON TAIIOIID PIIIRTIIN pravJd... .• SHAPED EAST�� �ox CANDY : • . . . . 80. up � , €Ufford .bdmn,s,.._._, llopklnl, .· - WY,2-"'6 P'!"fMl'OY . $100 Trade r H and R F I-REST� E DEA LER STOR E ' l•: PRONE WY-Z-HSI - -··· .. ' t'\ Mlddle,ort, ; � \ . f r �-@� • �� T" r; t • • . ittf'. t=)tt..!. � -�- ·¢"' r / •• ---------- • !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 13, 1960 Around And About Middleport Middleport Ministeri al Association Hos l Se�sion Tuesday At Church of Christ rt Rev: Nyle Borden, ptesident, presided over the meeting of e Middleport Ministerial Association which was held at lhe :jo<:al Church ol Christ Tuesday morning al 10 o'clock. M r and Mrs R<1mon Gnm who 1 ha,·e sp('nl t h i• winlt'r months m Tulsa . Okla , w 1 1 h Mr and Mrs H. D. Quick have returned to their home on Brownt> ! J Ave. M r and .\trs Duke Sears and son Robert of M cConnelsn l 11· were gups\s of 1 h e1r son an<l ctau ghter-in-law Mr ;;nd Mrs 1-:ugt'ne Sears Sunday Thl' y i·amc l':.pec• ially to attend t he hand ronccrt .al the high s1• hool Aftn ]E'avmg hl're they we111 t o Gall ipolis lo at tend !hi' wrdd 111g of Hobert Le wis Fredrrick, brother of Mrs Eugene Se.ars. p MEIGS THEATRE "THE LA.ST ANGRY MAN" Paul Mu.ni. - David Wayne - �IJIQ ·N CtJ Hi FAM ILY NIGH T TON IGHT Jack Webb - Monica l�WIS · '11{E DR.fLL INSTRUCTOR" - also hts Domino , Jerry I.Re Lewis "JAM BORJo:F. ' " Also C1inoon THURSD AY and !=R IDAY Victor M a t u re - Red Buttons Rhonda Fleming. Da11ut Nels<>r\ ""TH E BIG ( "IHl ' l ·s·· {In Color & ScopoJ - aho George Moutg-om.-ry and M o n a rre-t-11\'an m •·11 U K "' l ln Golorl NOW AT STATE THIATAE Glenn Ford -- Debbie Reynolds "IT STARTED Wl111 A KISS" The · · 011c Grut Hour of Shar• ing ' proJcct was discussed and the �roup ucc1ded to ask thurch m�m­ l)cri; to lmng used clothing on Sun­ I day, Apnl �4. which will be used ,or Lh1.'l (.JrOJt:l"I, and aloo some Wlll be Lall.en to t;,111l1polis Slate Jnsti• lUle. Jtev. Borden said there 111 a \Jellnne need for lid1e8 coats at 1hc 1nst1t1ne. ·1 he meeung closed with prayer Uy Rev llordcn. 1 Hearthstone Class Meets Tuesday At Hubbard Hom e The Hearthstone Cla8s of the First Baptist Church or M iddle­ port met Tue11day evening at the home Dl Mr. 11nd Mrs. Harold Huhtiard on Fifth Avenue. The mretinw wae opened with t h e devulwna l period with Ediaon Haker as leader. l ie chose the topic "Thi! World ' s Greatest . N ut'd . Mr .llu bbard. president ol the clast1 presided 011er the husines.s meeting. Willis Anthony reported c,n 1/Jc tenla t J ve plans for the installi1ti on ot an incinerat or at the church. Needs £or the l'hurch kitchen were di11cusse1t and Mr�. Paul SnuirL Mrs. Willis Anthony and Mrs Max OrndorH were asked to 111\'e�t1ga te lhe need.s and report a t a l.itcr timl!. Plans were di8• ru11scd for lhe Sunrise Service whirh !he class will 1.:onduct at the ch urd1 for EilSIN . T h l' mecti11g was duscrt with pr11yf'r hy Paul Smart after which Mrs. Allt•n l l ui;:hcs had charge or the rirui;ra m hour Al ! he clw�e of t h<! ('V('nin g Mrs. J l u hbard st•rv erl II dc•sscrl course using the (!;jji1ter I heme in the are1•11soric11, to the follow . in-'C Mr. anti Mrs. IJ11vid IJ 1 m1t . Jr., M.P. 1,nd Mrs. Orndo rff, Mr. ;111d Mrs Smar1 , Mr. and Mrs. /Jught•s, Mr ,uid Mrs. lfakcr . Mr. and Mrs. Arit hony 011d Mn;. l lood. I I• Fl liDDII HOUOt. S'"tl".l • The meetin1 opened with senThe if'OUP •irttd lo ha Ye a rep• tence prayers by the minls�rs afwhlch Rev. Howard Ruppelt resenL&llve present 1t the . local councll meelln g, on the second and cave the devotion, for L he morning 11. n a rn urr n M onday& of each month I od mini � the topic, "What's Go Lo open the c1v1c meetmgs w11h About Good Friday!" prayer. , ne Daily Vacation Bible school was discussed. Mrs. ltay Pickens aad ke, H,,mon Koukrighl w>ll heil.d the st.alf for lht school . 'J he Lood t•nuay krv1ce to be held at the C h uHh of Christ was POM EROY, OHIO a1scusSW. ·1 he service will tx-�in al 7 l � p. m. wnh spenal music. ,\lltlJ.stcn of tht! town will a.i;s1st 1n the service. Not O.,.n Ti>nlght THUR SDAY and FR I DAY 1 FOR BPRING Moll\e Pam11 1kvea allk tuuah a narrow yet aupple Une. It h.U & molded bod.lee with ra.glan1 1leeve■ end wtck•tcOOp neckline. A ii•rrow bow mark• the wal11t al)ove ._ 1llm 8klrt eued wllll 1ott. tolda at �• hlpll:ie. Mary Ruth S.iul'r. d11ughtcr of :\1 r. and Mrs Harold SauE'r who JS a pa1Ll'u1 at t he Mason Clinic is improving from an al\a('k of pn('u mon1a. Mrs Walter A!h ey w;i� i n Eur . eka yesterday. ROOMS ::. FURNITURE · 1 e Roush'•- Shoe Store MIDDIJIPOBT ,,,_____________________.: Card Clr,b E11tel'fained By /llr,. Hu ,11pltrey Mrs. Norman llumphreya en, terta ln� the members of her card club Monday ,evenin& at her h-0me in M lddlepo,rt, , . . After PJ,1,.wtth • Priu·s were won hy Mr1. Ken­ ercliante Police Sen'ke neth McElh lnnei• and Mu. Chnl­ ea Clarkson. Other• playlhg were Mre. Arthur-.. Strauu, Mrs. Joe alley, Mr1. Denver Rke, Mn. B · Se,:vln1 Good Fl)Od Donald Lowtry, Mrt. Paul TheUI alid . Le1al Be,ent41 i.nd Mr■. Ralph Sl11on. Unlll .:iii A.iii. I OUrln& the even1n1 NfN11h•----------- I menu were 1erved by lb41 hoateM. Smart new sprl n.g and &um­ mer patterns and colors lo complete you.r Easter ward­ robe - po,pu ktr new wid-Lhs. _ Wembley ti<..'IS are smart lo wear - ,hol'd Weir s.1-tapc well and arc wool lined. l , W<IShable ! ! till' 1runm,\: e Regulu I "Y L ugue dylH with fl•p pockets. e Ci>ntinenhl styles with ex­ tended waistband - no belt looPI - tapered legs.. $1.00 Mens Hanes KNIT BRIEFS . f $1,00 Mens Hanes BOXER SHORTS . . 79c Mens Hanes Gripper �OXER SHORTS - 79c �lens Hanes Side Elastic GRIPPER SHORTS 79< l00% Cotton Drip Dry Permanent stay collars. Dua l cuffs. Wear as a, regular cuff or French cuff with links. Si:t:es 14 to '-'l.,_J 17 . HANDl{ERCHIEFS 1-'ine quality w h it� hand­ kerchiefs with.hand roll­ eJ hems. Large size. Boys Sizes $1 .95 25c Mens Colored Border llandkcrC"hlcrs . . . . 5tlc FOR· THAT •• N EW EASTE R - LOOK MENS LEATHER May We Suggest 8ELTS Stylemarl and Brookfield SUITS · · · · from $29.95 SPORT CbATS · fh1111 $1 7.50 • Dress Shirts MENS W I I ITI,; . I $1.50 MENS WH ITE Danc e Plan n�d For New He: ven eW Thur sday Night HIDE-AWAY BAR <if(' corded a o ri . �nfor 1z('d �hrunk. Need Harold Bartels returned to his home in Yo1111gstow n Sunday after a several duys 11isH with his mo­ ther, Mrs. t.:dna Bartels. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs. V1:rne Davis re111rncd home from Kc,riosha, Wbr., were they werl' called by thl' serious illness of Mrs. IJ11v1s' brother, Floyd Smith. J"r. ]f All and Mens Slacks $4.95 to $9.95 Me,.,, $7.95 l·ol tons Other Y.o uth Fellowshi p Hold s Session At Ente rprise FRO flAll(IMG· e 1:,hed By LOWELL WINGETr Tuesday, April 1 2, was a red-letter day in the life of a Pofl!eroy ·man who has traveled thousands of mlles by rail­ road without getting more than five miles away from home. He ls Clyde Andrew,, Ebenezer-st, who yesterday celebrat­ ed hJs 50th annlvers'll'l' as a member of the Chesapeake & Ohio yard crew in Pomeroy. Mr. Andrews, who started man and sinee June 15, 1917 to work hen for the Hocking as conductor on the yard train Valley April 12, 11910 as a here. A:nd alter 50 years, he brakelll8D, has completed 50 says he stilt wants to continue � travellng up and down the job which has been so the ('ofl!,roy :1111t1· Middleport muc h a part of his Ufo. T�e story oJ Clyde Andrew's waterfro11t, flrlt as a brake- T-SHIRTS Wdilit !',l!C� 29 t o 3B in pol- Iv LUCILLa HAWKINS BAKER FURNITURE TO S LAC K S Mainly About Church Women Boa rd Meeting Held tuesdoy Afternoon Private lloom4 l:or 10 lo 115 hojllo Mens a nd You ng Mens 1 ' ' Mens Hanes Whlte' iQYS' SPORT COATS and SLACKS Top grain lelther belle; in reg-ubr widths end t1he "rpop , ullir narrow belts. Brown, blaek, ,grey. All size!I 30 to 50. Huskle - Regular ARROW SHI RTS, $1 .00 Other Men's a.Its _ _ $1.39 TilS by Arrow and Superbo ...a.:.__ SJRETCH SOCKS Washes �asHy - fits ne-at­ · dy \.... dri-es quickl y - ny­ lon elretch fits sfaes 10 to 13. Men, Cotton Art'lla SOCKS � �- _ 2 p•I" $1.00 Men1 8-n Lon STRETCH SOCKS _ _ 69c pr. Man& E1qlHre NYLON SOCKS _ _ $1.00 pr. Mtn, Nylon STRETCH SOCKS ·_ _ 39c pr. Mens Cotton Sport SOCKS _ _ 3 pal" $1.00 1!111ulre Sport SOCKS $1,00 • pair , EMtui,. Llale SOCKS ,1.00 a P•lr by Ptrtia;, . ■ -- QOlYHtE�GROSS; INC. ·, • "Holl!e of Arrow Shirts" · POMEROY, OHIO PIIONE WY;J.3198 ' ,... I I' I, and i ,I PANGB U RN BOX CAN DY ' I I MENS SHAVING SUPPLIES ----------------------!_ ______ _______ 6 . , . . . _ . . . . from $5.95 OfEN ALL J!AY THURSDAY, APRIL 14 For -Your Eisler Shopping Convenience . Herc is the world's thinnest pass-case billfold thanks to the remarkaUlc f!ut:ih dosing { shown above), and the windows of thrn, strong ''M Y LAH." polyester film. 1n genuine buffalo calf, $7.50. Jn other tine leathers from ,s.05 to $ 10.00. Other 1llens BIiifolds . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .00, •1.95, $2,00 ■ $1 .50 Let DOWNIE-G_ROSS show you the latest in Spring Men's Wear . 2 pairs $ \ .00 the new Thin-Fold by LORD BUXTON n, - ,,.oo ..... ,t"ew $ty111 and Sha des in Spring HATS . , MENS N YLON Mens Sport Shirts COLGATE BARBER 5HAVI - - - - - - - · · - - - · - - · - - - 69c - 91c - - - - · · · · - - - - - - 79c MIS. INSTANT LATHER · - - - - - - AERO SHAVE 59c - 98c MINNEN FOAM SHAVE _ _ 7tc GILL&TTE fOAMY 5HAVE - - - - 79c 79c NOXZiMA _ _ OLD SPICE LATHER SHAVI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1.00 .APID SHAVE LATHER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - . _ 79c - 91c '-\INNIN 8RUSH&.ESS SHAVE - - - - - - - ·· - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SSc MliNNIN LATHER SHAVI _ - - · - - - · - - - - - - - · - - - - - · - - 60c COLGATI BRUSMLESS SHAVE - · - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . · - - - lSc COLGATE LATHER SHAVli . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ 39c. - 57c 8AilBASOL SHAVING CRIAM _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - 29c PAt.MOLIVE BRUSHLESS SHAVE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ :Uc - 53c PALMOLIVi LATHER SH.\VI - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - 39c - 57c BARBASOL 11:USHLl!SS SHAVE _ • - - - - - - - - - - � - · - - - - - 69c OLD SPICE SHAVING SOAP - - - - - - - - - · _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7Sc C.OL.'-AT!l Cl.JP SOAP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - lSc ' WtLL IAM& "5MAVING SOAP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Uc - · · - - 1 5c _ _ _ ·-- _ _ PALMOLIVE SHAVING SOAP PALMOLIVE APTIR SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ - - · · 30, - Sl,00 MAX FACTOR APTER SHAVE LOTION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - fl,GO _ _ _ _ - · - - - - - - - - 11,00 SEAFORTH COLOGNI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wooo•URY AFllR SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ 21, AQUA VELVA APTeR SHA.YI LOTION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .$9c MINN&N SKIN iRACIR _ _ _ _ _ . - - -- - - - _ - - - - 60c - $1 .00 CCK.GATI AFTER SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 30c - 60c MENNIN AFTIR SHAVI LOTION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $1.00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 75c MINNIN PRE-SHAY LOTION - - - · - - - · · MAX FACTOR PRE•ELICTRIC SHAVE LOTION _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 7k OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVI LOllON _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fl,00 OLD SPICE SHAVING MUG Sl .25 SCHICK SAFETY RAZORS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · · - - - -- Sl,00 GILLETTE SAFITY RAZOltS 79c on11 $1,00 GILLETT ADJUSTABLE RAZ RS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fl ,,S 100 SCHICK SPICIAL RAZll'IIII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ 79c White or Colored from $4.25 See The Complete Selection ® , Andrews Completes 50 Years , 1 As Railroad Man Here 'f uesda) i! ,I V isit The Mens a nd Boys Wea r De pa rt'l! J1 nt on the Main F loor C a pa ble Cou rteous Sa lespeople t o help yotl with you r selection. Mr and Mn. Dcnn·r Hice spent last week1;-nd in :V 1 ri;:mia with 1 Denw•r's brother Chester and family Chester hJS heen station­ ed in the army thete and will be, going overseas m thr near future. ti.AN and ARRANGE WEMBLEY NECKWEAR. FOR MEN ner e llld1e rial I $299.oo $2 ,99 1 In Pomeroy Tuesday evenin� thE' Oeacom! end Deecone8ses or th,· First Unit• ed Presbyterian Church, Middle­ port, met in the pe!ltor's study for thPlr regular meelins. llev. How· ud Ruppelt was the moderator for the meel.ing. Hom MAITIN " People Chu rch Otlficials Hold Session.T.o . Plan Activities young Ideas for .. ·"' 1 The i!roup made plans to send allk Celtic crns!lles to :;hut · ins fur Mn Denv'cr Thomas hu.!1 re­ Ea,lcr. Mn. Herman Bailey und Mn. JamE's Sanborn were eleclcd turned home after undergoi ng surgery at Meigs c.;encral Hospital lo make the r:ommunion elemenLH. and is convalest.'i ng nicely. Mrs. Ernest Rhodes returned The group also voted to continue their work with the children. at home Friday alter a visit in Can• the County Home in providing ton with relalivcs . She was uc­ s wimming parties for them as well companie d home by Mr. and Mrs. aa purcha8i11ti swim suits when nee• Mannitlg Walker who remained for a weekend visit. e,sary. Mrs. Albert :-:imilh returned Mn. Jam('s San1Jorn, Mri;:. Ever­ home Sunday 11 ftt'r a weeks visit ett Bachner, Marcua Chambers and in Columb us with her son-in•l.i w Vincent D-11bo were elected ushers and daughte r Mr ,ind Mrs. James for the Ealiler gt''eeting eommil­ Hawley arid fo m1ly. tee. A special offering will he tak­ Dr. nnd Mrs. Paul Bauman of en for t he Dl•acon11 and D eaco11- Portsmo uth wnc weekend gucsh esses rum\ -11fter the Easter service of Mr. 11t1d Mi-!i. i"rcd ltosenha um. with Mr.s. B111ley and Ml�s l'hylli5 and Art h u r Hoi;cnha um. Jol!c him in charge. Mr. and Mr11. llerbNt Mi ller OtherH attending the meeting and Mr. atid Mrs. Edward Venoy werC' Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. and son Craig spent l he wt•ekend Floyd earmark, Dick Vaughan illtl in cleveland with Mr. and 1\lr9 . Mrs. Harnl<I Suucr. Ucrhcrt Glaze. Mrs. E . J. Hill returne d home Monday evening u flf'r ,1 several days husinei; i; visit in Culumb u.� . C. I>. Henry or Allll'SVll l 1• ar­ rived Sunduy for u vlH1t wilh his son · in -law and cl;,ughlc r Mr. ;ul<l Putril"k Lod111ry. A Board meel ing of the Meigs rounly Count·ll of United Church 'rhr. Dis11hll'"lt Ameri can Vcl- Womt•n was held Tuesday aflur• Nt1n1, t.'11ll'hriit('rl their birthday noon 11l the Unllect Meth odist an111vrr1111ry Monda y CVl·ning at ChutC'h. lhelr hall Oil lh11ter nut Ave. Mr.!1. A rnold Richurds, pr1!!8i­ A liam 1rnd turkey potluck din­ den1, was in charge und plans ner was �ervrrl by members or The monthly bm1incu 111rC"t 1 11i:: were made for the May Fellow­ t�e Ladi,r11 Auxi liary. A larae ship Day service whi.:h will be of the Enterprise EUB Youth VPl­ b1 rthd;iy l'ukr, the gift or lhe held at tho Enterpri.�c EUB lowship Wall helct Monday e11cn 1ng Ohio Va1 !1•y Hakin g f'o., and lee Church on Muy 6 with MrH. t'ra11- at the church with Ruth Ann Brn­ C'ream were Hrrvl'<I with the din. thers es leader. ner. A l1irae t·11kf\ was 111110 pre­ ci8 Glader, as chairman. Group singing of "The Lord Is 1 Prese nt were MrH. Purley Karr, • Living Room sented hy :\tisi;e� Ll'na and Kutie Mra. Ralph Gilmore, Mr11. Buford My Shephcrrf'• opl'ned lh<• tn('f'l­ Guth. •Bedroom • Kitchen EHl, Mre. Earl Knigh1. Mrs. ing followed with lhe rcadinc of Willi am S. l\ull uw, Shud ystde , Matthew ff: l · l S and prayn by ClnN ThvrNaf AfhrtlNIII stale rnmmBndN of the V1•terans Clartnce Casey, Mrs. Allen Hamp­ Elsie Arnohl. f:roup singin� of ton, Mrt. Marion t'rench, �trs. wuM guest 111,<'11ker ualnii u� hifi Campbell Harper, Mrs. WIIIW.m Choruse� concl uded the dl'VOlifins topic I he lll' w p1•11s lon Jsw11 . Mn, Durln@ th{" husi ll('IIS lif'S�i<,n, Atkin,, Mrs. W. A. Mor,1um , Mra. Iris Lumb ert, Col11m hu1. Auxi l Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. P.carl llysell the treasurer reported $190.71 in Jury lilalc c· onun nndn , was 111110 Mrs. LLouis llcibl'I and Mr11. Pearl the treau1ry. Ruth Ann Rroth1-r�. pn•sent and s11oke brirf ly. Jimmy Cark•lon and Shuron Hi ll McBride. Ml�mhers or the Auxi liary ser­ were nanwd as the nnmi11.i tlnJ.: v!r1g the dinn er were Helen Uatey commit tee. Summer camp WSB dis­ On the Brfghteat Come, Lena Wnlf o, Jlelt• n Kenn edy, Ila�• Sewing Club cuHcd. tie Woodard, Muc Roat·h, S&di� In Middleport At the l'losr of the meeting, re• Wolf �. Kathryn Wlkt'y B.nd L,11un With M,.. Clat1mirtl1y fre�hm ents wcrt' served by Mlss Mra. Jame8 Clatworthy en• Watson. lert1Jncd lhe Second Monday sew­ Brothen to Sharon and Linda tn1 Club Monday even!nc at her Dill, BUI and MuJorie Bc11tz. home, Luley St. A .!ihorl bu11lneS,8 Belly and M1try GruE'scr, Dottie se11ion WH held with Mrs Mix Brown, Elsie Arnold , Jrrry Fri �:,. Ward, presldtnil. Mn. Grace Hol­ Jlmmy Cul-01011, Mrs. Orville ter acled H 1erret11ry In the ab­ Brown , Mu, Gcorgr IJrothtirti 1tnd aen<'e of Mn. George S<·hneldcr. Rev. and Mn. Fr1rnei11 Glazier. Refreahmenls were served by ppfng BIG G!��! �E� R�� o lhe ho8t�BI .to MIii Eleanor Rob­ son. Mrs. Paul K�n. Mra. Robert BIG BOYS' - Ll1TLE BOYS'! . Lewhi, Mn. Palrkk Wood, Mrt . Ward, Miu Martha Howel aOd • \' 1 Mrs. Holter. The next mieetin1 will � A \rery complete selec­ A big rvf'n\ of t lw yciw· for I l w ' at the home of Mi11s Robson on New lla,·cn T('Ctl l'nntcen i� pl.intion or Spring . . inspir­ May 9. ;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:, f ncd for Thur�dny when Tlw J:i, s t.>d sty les. Sizes for a!I ol Pomeroy hold a d:Ull'l' p11rt_1 :1: the New Haven Communit y Umht / ages. ing. ' The Gnlnxks, Bob Prc�lon . .Jim YOUR NIXT Lohse, 1'immy lluncan and !Mph i\kDaniel, wilt furnish live inst.ru• e PRIVATE PARTY mental entertainment. F'ive now retord11 will be gh•en to the J)(!r:-con Black Patent e RECEPTION aUendln1 from the farthest dii1• e Whtt,, Smooth e BANQUET lance. New Haven Canteen danel' champions of 1 960 will be crowned. e MEETING • Black Leather Diredor of the Cant<'en Is MTII. Jane )1cFar11nd and the danrc is • Bro"8 Leathor 1po11sorl'd by the Junior Women's Club of New Haven. l'GlllllOY'I IIIT DAV Observes Ann iversary Wit h Din ner Mo nda y 1 Mostly About P�ople Ovrlnt the day1 precitdblfr -.d durlnt WorlO War I, Mr, J.n, dr-1 uy• thet his c....., wH hu,dlln9 100 cars of out: bot.ind product, ..r d•f• mostly coal end salt. It wea • M¥tn d1y PN' weeJ,: l ob for the fl•• man crew, with plenty qf offr thwe at that, Mr. Andrew. recalla. Coal Later the • Pittsburgh Company took over the oper1Uon of �he Dark Hollo w and Forest Run mines Which conlinued to operate until late in the t9ma. They aiso opened No. 1 1 mine in upper Minenville, whUe mines were alllO established in uPPer Pomeroy WH booming and Minersville b>' Ohio Collieries and prosperou, with mines, salt above Sracuse on the preeent Jo· W-OrkB, ·• foun<try and several cation ot tbe Racine Planning Mill m,nur.acturina: firms. From these and Bailey's La}le. concerns Lhe Hocking Valley did a thriving bullneu. In Its Pome• Coal from the upriver mlne• ro� )'ards and Pomeroy capital was brought to. ,K,rrs Run by au Naped. a a:olden barvtst selling electric locomotive operated. ;by it• products to an outside world. the electric company which also operated the street car line be­ In 1912 two luge mines were tween Hob6on and Racine. opened by the Ebersbaeh in ter• Al Kerrs Run all c:ars were eat& ownera of the Peacock Coal taken over by the Hocking Valley Co, with a decided influence on yard crew and made p for the future of the section. The shipment over the main u line. I-locking Valley track WH lald lo Mr. Andr� says that in addilion the Forest Run 'and Dark Hollow lo coal, the line alsO handled miau and all mine equipment, salt Crom the Excelsior Salt works· Ues, rails, propa, power house ln Pomeroy, White Rock • Salt equipment, everythln&: that it Works in Syracuse and chemicals took fo open the two 1argeiit min­ from Grecliff Chemical Worb al es in the county, was hauled lnlo Kerrs Run, the Buckeye Chemi­ lhose communilles by the train cal C . o., in Pomer-0y and ci1eml• crew then ,under the direction of cals from each of the sail worktt. Conductor Thomas Bowen. rortunes were made on Pomeroy 8oom YH" follOWH for Pom­ bromine during World War l The Pomeroy Foundry which eroy and fer th• rall,-..da. had been served by the electtic locomotive until 1912, became a customer of the railroad afte� the track wa9 extended eastward. Mr. •Andrews recalls . that he waa a member of the flnt crew of the Hocking Valley to haul lnlQ. and out of the foundry end was a member ot the cre w that haul�� Joe Chapman'a' Oreamtimera or­ the last losd from the foundry ehestra will play at I.be Chuity when it closed la&t year. TIMES CHANGI &II spo.qaored by the Pleasa11t Vflle)I Holpital Auxillary on May But times change and so do the 1 at the W. Va. ,.National Guard fortunes of people, of railroads, • Armory near Pt. P.leasant, it has and of towns. The large mines been announced". were worked out and tire big com­ panies abandoned their opera­ The- dance b a benefit affair tlon1, cutting a payroll of ap­ for the hospital. It has been an• proximately $200,000 weekly nounccd lbat apecial features will from lhe Pomeroy economy. New be pre,Einted at the intermissh>n and cheaper WRY.I t� produte BBlt o.f the dance. were found and of all tbe aalt Special Invitations have been wfrl• h;1 this area, only the Ex­ �t. to Gov: and Mn. Cecil Un der­ celsior Salt Works continues in wood and· to Mri. Mamie Eisen: operallon with an occasional car bOwer. The Invitation to M n . Ei• shipped over the Pometby tracks. a;eflho wer was sent for a contri­ The old Rolling Mill WH moved bution of an item either for auc­ lo Youngstown where il became Uon or for a door prl!e. the Youngstown Sheet and Tube a natloqally known concern. The big shippers on the Hocking Val­ ley gradually bowed to the Inex­ orable laws of supply and de­ mand and . buslneQ dwindled. In 1� the HO(!king Valley b8came a part tif the C_he8apeake snd Ohio RailWay system. In ite hey-day here lhe Hocking Valley maintained a yard In low­ er Pomeroy with shops employing 50 men and a round-bouse at the' lower end of. the yard about under the Pomeroy•Muon bridge. At this time the New York Central ,hops at Hobson were emplo.ying 300 men and necessitating a commuter lrain frobf Middleport to Hobson on 24-bour schedule l.o haul 1hop men -and road men to their employment at Hobson. At tliai time the Hocking Va11ey - -railroad career here ia ,lao the atory or tbe rlae and decline in the eeonomic hi1tory of Pomeroy and of this entire section. ll ia the story of lhe change in Pomeroy'3 role IS an exporter or a g.real q_uaitity of natural goods la it1 prueot role of heving HUle to ,ell lo the outaide world. In 1910, Mr. Andrew, uy• the eastern temlnua or the Hock.in& Valley tracks' in Pomer-Oy was lhe old RolHng Mill whlch ...tood where the Meigs Landmark Store now ,tandi. Both lhe mm and the mine •ere heavy ahippen on tile ¥ocklng Valley. Charity Ball To Be Held At NG Armory -- --- ---- See Us Jror Your Filled ,tuffed _ EASTER ' \ Easter Baskets TOYS · 98; \lf) 69.: '_ up . Candin and Novelties , EASTER BASKETS and EASTER G RASS ' . . . . . 25c up , ¼ lb., ¾ lb. - I lb., . l e up . COSTUME jEWELRY Size, tor ever,.one - Sfflall (lt-lt'ii), medium (1&.151tfa� lute ,V ' 18--18½> ,and extra luge (l7��7'Ai ). In ih.ort ·.i,eeve IQ'i.;. in waah and WC!&r fabrics - .perinanent collar stil)'IS - 1111arl ' � .w aprioi Pl{terM ..n<t' t.r.e new lp&'ini �- Imo a... C'91Dplete line . or white sport llh1rtl .and eolld color thirta. - $1.69 -- $T.95 - $2.95 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • ' J.' ' 1· i _, ' , . EASTiR. EGGS .. 2s� up PLUMBING N EEDS SALES & SERVICE WILLIS ANTHONY, PLUMBING & HEATING Middleport ·H·U FfY -I (ieft) wllh Ille pm, ftlt indn .,...,, E. C. Owens, Middleport, Encm-; C & 0 Y� CREW -4,, Mr, Brakeman, and Clair Nellon, LangovWe, Brakeman. Lopn, Fireman/ &b · Louks, . ,_ , two :pauenger White, and a_ cuhier, Cba:rle, cord Ave., Marion. HU: aon, Cla�- Business has now dwin� , � a also operated ence Andrews, hu followed hlS few carlo.tds of lnbound m� trnins into Pomeroy each way be- People,. a11 a railro.ader and is such H nour f-or the Mid�' father tween Pomeroy and C.olumbua. · When Mr. Andrews joined tbe a ow a conductor on lhe New bakery, lime, lumber,_ ete.. _ ri;re In addition to this service, they Valley king of H e c d y a Ctntral. A d aughter, Mrs. is lilllt out.-bound traffle ...- �tilt York oc th rew r each train• excuralon also ran Sunday and for f l .23 POi;neroy he was I YOU?II man . Other crew Paul (Marcela) Moore, live8 in local crew is now �· • people could visil Columbus one mem bel'l at thit U me were Con · Fairborn. Ohio. Hi• wife ia .an three day l'eek. He�y employe of the Ohio Univenily Sunday and the next Sunday lhe d 1J ctor Bow.JD, B�eman But Mr. �ndre,w,, bale.. �lni( A. g Yo W. ng, u ( Bill) at Athens. :&n ti;,.eer excursion train was nm trom E. hearty In spite of h,lJ .f� C. man and l e Max l the of proud is Andrews Mr. f'iN: w Columbus to Pomeroy. ltscunions t, were crowded, Mr. Andrewa re- Youi:i1 . Mt. Bowt-n retlttd in 1917 s;afety record established by hi9 of rain or shille aerne,, bot»¥, go lo the end of the ed linewltb promol Mr. and H Atidn:Wl ' W crews over the past 50 years. He members, with e. large number of , , -:; the e .and 0. passengers each weekly trip. At from' brakeJN.n to eonductor• 1 said that in that lime no one haa )' 43 for ean. d be !fe� . itlOn liiJi recelved an Injury while on duty. the same time, he uy,, thf: Nt'W Pol Adnre'lltl WII born In Zanes- During bis 50 yea.rs be bu worll­ York Central wai nmnlha: ab Pussenger tralns lbrou1h HN!son ville and ca�· to Pomeroy at e� under a.ix. division superin ten­ the age of ,in, with bis parenta, dents, 14 different tnin masten daily. HU fe.ther wu . JnlP&a:ff here for and assistant train 1DaJter1 and the Standard Oil C'vmpany, NOW EMPLOY I 7 MIN six local agents. The C. and O. now entploye1 He has one brother, Earl J. As to the future of tfie C. and seven ·men here, a · fi'le-m•D yard I Andrews, who" o,etatea the An· O. here, Mr. Andrews aees JU.tie crew, a station agent, £. C. drei.fa. Inaurmce �• 624 Con- to offer encouragement unle11 · some. industry which needt the r.Ji<o,d d e, lo locale he,•. ; 1:0 ·u. as Ancient Service Of Mass h Hysell un · OK New Lo \ 1. Il CatbOliC: Ch . urc es News Reported . 8y LOUIi CASSILS Unltitd- Preia lntwnitlonal For centuries, the . M ai• has been celebr.iited, in most Catholic churches, b"y the prl.el\t perform­ ing cerlain rik!8 wtine · tHe congre­ .talion looked on ind Uat.eaad. · · 'ffiday In btmdreds of c,tbelie parishes across the ,iat\.o", U. · ancient service bas a _n e w jook. Laymen in ' the · pews ,ate no longer sil�µt spectators'. · They have become actln patticlpanU in corporat.e worship. The kind and degree of lay par­ ticipation varies from one parish to another. A typical pattern calls for the congregation to sing one or two hymna, to recite in Eng­ lish several prayera formerly said in Latin by the priest, and to make some of the 11horter Latin reaponses formerly made by the altar boy. Another innovation found in many parlahes ls the •provision of a narrator or lector, who leads the eongregalion in its prayers and responses, and who reads the scrlpture lesson in En1lish while the prieat reads it ln Latin. These changes are greatly de­ sired fur the Jate Pope Pius JUI. They are based oa instrudions which he approved only I few weeks before his death .. Pl111 XII m.de c:INr that tht llfur9i�I reforMI were lnhndff to lead Catholic laymen from a paulve to an active rol• not onty In public worship, but In 111 a• pech of rellttolll- l lfe. "The l•ity," ht- Mid, "mu1t be tlffil 1 aenM • not of 1-lon11nr to fhe church • but of IIING the church." Even with tbe all·out back.ins of the Valican, however, perilh priests have not found il eaay to bri'ng their tong:regationa around lO the new waya. Llretltne bablta are , atrong, and m■ny . devo�t C■thoUca tend to look with suapl• - • • POW ER MO WE RS WIT H REDI -H ITE , ;, COTY MUGUET'olry'S • . . . . • . . ·•%.!I up any " I.amd-0n and diifavor · 1 ' w1t., . .. · .i:. ....e M Hi. pertnti: Stirt '1iilvoetlonail Prograrna To ' ovti-comC ttii, · inerta, CathoHC blaftop'a in several · larg"e diocelttt" hawdnst.rtuted - tnten rive �1C4lional �•IQl' •to· eulain the Jior ad;? •hy .of -�•�y pu:tkipaH tlVJl.� . • . . It 1s streued m theie pro,nma that the reforms ai,e not really a n� •4epartjift in ClthoUc wor• shlp. tiiey . are •ntlally a re• turn to the . most ancient tnditions of the church. .ui.on Ebers bach Hardware "Everything In Hardware" 1-,-__.;;,..,:______.....,__ 0�10 ,{' . ., !6 & ei ·im ---.p.bl' 7 0 HOGG and zusPMJ ( MAnRIALS, INC. SP.J.5S54 Mnon. • , . w. 1va. C '' Wal king Suits • Purses 1 and Accessories Phil lip Sisttrs Style Sho� : . . . - POM11d1' • C • The new ",Aiicipation" of 'dialogue'' Mau is being in� dued graduu1D,r in mollt dioceses. for example, th� archdiocese of Washincton, D. C:, began 1t the start of Lent 'with congre&:alional participation at two weekday eve­ nlng Maa,ea id each pariah. Other dioceses have launched lay par• tlclpaUon at one Sundl,)' mornin, MHII-, Prlesb report · on enthu&iastic respon&e from laymen who have actually taken part In a dialogue Maa. They say the eona:regatlon .eems to be more attenti� and t-0 have a cre•t�r realtzatron or what I.ii taklnc place at the altar. That 11 precisely what Pope Plus hoped fOJ', 1 �J,,#-...,, All Models UP TO ( IMUJU!ll lNSIIWCE COIIPIIIY DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE AGENCY "":-�=�· --.-.---.�------ POMEROY, · PUI jlll'.fllll • Call 111. llld•Y. Powerful 4-cycle engine . . . all•steel body . . . enclosed cutting chamber . . . Salety-Grip handle. For Lhe best possible rotary cut, try this Holly. .... .. .• .. ·. ,· Alpha Ru¥ell and Clarence Russell were calling on Nick. Pierce at the home ot hls dau1hter, Mrs. Don McKnight, last week. Air. and Mn. Howard West and md •IOfl8 of Cincinneti- -were 'diit­ her parent&, Mr. and Mn. .Alpha Rw;aell cprar , lbe •efftftd. Rev. Earl Snider of Columbus attended church and Sunday School here Sunday . Mr. and Mr.s. Howard Wiest and children Jihlm)' and Karen Sue Charleaton were gue,ta al the home of her br<ither J. A. Eden · the early church, il WH :'U8 In Sunday. tomary for the congreiation to re­ cite all prayera 1long with the priest. The concentration of the ritual in the priest was a alow process that · toot place very slow­ ly between the 8th and 12th cen• turles. It was furthered, no doubt, by the fact that tbe Ma&s was conducted predominantly in Latin a language undentood by fewer and fewer nr the wonhippers as the centuries passed. lntroclvnd Gradually In theory, the l1ity continued lo "aSBist" at tbQ service by uniting with the prleit in silent prayer and devotion. ConJclebtloua wor11hippen did practice this kind of "'interior participation" by follow­ ins the service in a 1)mer book, COUIIT ST. . or miaaal, But for many laymen, the opportunltie1 for distraction and the temptation to ''.sit out the ,erviee" were very gre'1 t. Ttl■ra'1 11• � time thin aow ta lunt how rnuch fflON TAIIOIID PIIIRTIIN pravJd... .• SHAPED EAST�� �ox CANDY : • . . . . 80. up � , €Ufford .bdmn,s,.._._, llopklnl, .· - WY,2-"'6 P'!"fMl'OY . $100 Trade r H and R F I-REST� E DEA LER STOR E ' l•: PRONE WY-Z-HSI - -··· .. ' t'\ Mlddle,ort, ; � \ . f r �-@� • �---·-·-·-·-·--10-D.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April JS, 1960 WANT ADS I • CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE lll!RULTS RATES M l ' . I ftldl ..- word, o,ae Ullfll"L1on.. 111.nimwn cb111e - 60 cents. I � # WIINI fer uiree OOMemtive inaerliom.. lp1·dal - w month hr JO cent.a per word. '·N -nte ., I <Olll< pet' word ,.ill be dlarg,d for a<lvertlBlr,c • • plid willibln 10 ,iliays after receiving bill. tit Ad.YfflU:i.nc - &hou.Jd be reportl'd im�d.Jately. The­ SalD6l will not be reaponaihle for more than one incor- . ! an.. D4lb- " ' GCl 8pe<iol Noll.., oJ Events '1.00. Obituaries et 1 cent per wont. � � I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. a. 60c UOc $1 .30 '4.l!O IO 60c $1.20 fl.80 '8-00 711c $1.:MI '2.21 $7 .l!O · ,Alli Nllh.t b)' 10 A.M. will. be ,n that day s paper. , ,roans ■ '' --------- PHON E WY-2-11 57 'W 1 9 1 For Sole , ...... M. ,.." ...- PIANOS FOR SALE 2 nice reronditloned pianos with ..,_.._, hasur■nce Nltlon­ bench. Priced to sell. Free de­ lli�..., IWML livery. Call Rutland SH2-481 1 P PH,.,- W·Y 2,,216' Afler 5 p .m. Call SH2-4034. 4- 12-Stc 2 29 tfc DO YOU PAV CITY PRICEs FOR used farm machiner)' when I can lift you up to 60% . I give ,_, .a bonu1 On ,verythin1 l aell by -_ _LE YRO IIM T VB Be1alr. • dr. takln&: off on the cost. Prices Air _ �fOnditioned. .Power taken from local and Columbus ltejnaa: ana brakes, Spotle11S. papen: ,14111:lstaettnar's, Pomeroy, My Prlce City Price Bonus ' 4 13 6tc Ford: , Cltid ClaM UIN Can 11146 1375.00 $375.00 $100.00 1948 $475.00 $593.00 $120.00 keo ■nd -• 1951 $575.00 $700.00 $125.00 POLITAN MOTDU J, D. A. laot Mohl II, 1 94• ..,..eny, Ohio 1325.00 $MO.DO $225.00 1 946 $4,25.00 $880.00 $225.00 1• ";i:DCURY 2 dr. �an. Mer• 19,1 s1�.oo $250.oo s 95.oo e,+_t!c, Clean car Inside and 7 Farmalle $100.00-$300.00 out. ,'995. Blaettnar's, Pomel'oy. VAC $1�.00---$280,00 , ts etc 32 CHe Averys $100.00-----$200.00, Moline "U" with 3 bottom .plow 1111: 0� 118, 2 DOOR HT, ·11.& H foot disc. 4 row cultl\'alOrs, , 8 WIW, fu11 power. Brown and ro w corn planter $650.00. Wh1ki with curtom 1tlrt1. �-· Oliver Super IJ!5 Tractor with ��·- jonaider lft)' trade, ,l'llone hea\'Y duty loader and beck ...., SPnice U2112, hoe cost $6800.00 my price ' 4 ,, 6tp $2200.00. Ford plows $30.00--$50.00 . VI FAJIU,ANf! 2 d r. Pull plows 1·2-3 bottom $20.00 · •· f795. tUaettnar's, to $80.00 "4 JB 6tc Dlsc, 0-6-7-8 foot '2!5.00 to .· Lll'I' 210 2 dr. 107 .... $80.00Afln(,.,..r.)' special. Blliettnar's, Corn planters 2·4 row $20.0() to P , f' . 00. 4 -�3 61c 1150.00 . ;tl? � 4 row pickup corn plAnter fine condition new cOlt $640.00 price $150.00. Baiera: A. C. $295.00; JD-PTO T 7,_ ;;tii;"ft<l �R __ _ J.DS. __W __ I L_ L I\O $95.00; Ford $350.00; N. H. 77 bprr io.10, Portl.11t1d $200.-l!O.OO; Int. 001' $200; • I I Jtp Cllllo. Int 45T $.1'75.0()--$47!U)0; Rakes by the dozens $36.00 to $1M>.OO 87 AOIIE FARM, 1 2 ACRES BOT· Combines AC and Ford $1M>.00 paetutt, water, �letlrlcUy, to $21i0.00; New Johnson poul­ 40 l'IWlerals, Umber. $2800. Bill try picker, city price $300.00 Cduft, Rlcihe, Ohio. my price $75.00. This . paper (41 13, fllp doesn't hBYe enough epace to -· tirlnt all the thing11 I have to ROOTS. OLD VICT JJ. J believe l can save you JA pnd Canadian Red- Guat enty on bulk milk tank11. J � le pow, 2k uch. Second don't Hell the best equipment ,_,. eut frorn School hou11e mlne i& identical with city In lyrweue. WI\Uam H. Holmes. equlpment. The onlY difference 4 4 tk l1 the price. BILL GOODWIN .. "" ,,.., Wllknvllle �1 : 7t;11111 ....i ,... _ , l �f° ·· P.· Soles fi I 9 1 l=or So le - lit1:: tfl,oo. . a>• RHUSijui CHROME rOLOl.'.'IG TYPE Wheel chair. Call WV 2-2821. 4 11 3lc FINE SELECTION OF ARTIFl­ rial flnlA'E'r for Easter. Cliffs Shoe ReJ);llr, M iddleport. 4-12-31 p LONDON UPI - tn claimingMt. Everest for itR very own, Red China appears to have entered a new phase of its cru!Ulde for :Marxi!l[Jlilllak.ing a Communist out Qf the abominable snow man. Of course, the legendary nun­ beast of the J.iimalayas the Y.e li as natives know him-will have to be found befoi:e he can be con­ v-erted. Capitalists have IM:!en seal'thlng_ in vain ever since his footprints first were sig�ted by Western eyes 72 years ago. The Yeti may not .have bePn Mao Tee-lung's primary objective when he started the tiny kingdom of Nepal with his demands for Everest and other Himalayan areas. But he could have been one of the things on Peiping's -mind. For Chinese anthropolo,cists, Uke some Western onet, believe that the abominable snowman may exist. And if he does, they think he ,probably crossed into the Himalayas from China. Finds, H"lt Tooth Thereby hangs a fasclnating . ·1 I scientific tale. In 1939 Dr. G. H. R. von Koientfs­ wald of HoUand was examining "dragons bones" sold for medici­ nal p urpos_es In a Chine1e · ftl.lg store in Hong Kong. He foutid among the foesila a hu,e tooth whlch must have come from 1 lall ape or man-ape of monstrous ,ro­ portion1. He named the prehistoric IPOS­ sessor of the tooth" &itantoplthe­ CUli" - the giant ape •· ·and othel' scientists estimated that when he stalked the earth about half a mil­ lion years ago he must have been 12 feet tan. M01949 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1orcycle 74. Newly recondition­ rd motor. Contacl Harry Roush, Clifton, W. Va. SP3-5238. 4-12-fitp HAVING LOST MV HUSBAND, I will sell the following personal propert)' at auction at my h.oml:!, one mile N. E. of Racine, Ohio on Oak Grove Road, April 160,, 12: 30 P. M . : Tractor , di�, iron wheel wagon, manute spreader, hone drawn disc, plows, cultivatots 11nd other . farm tools, 28 inch saw with rnandiel, 8 · hives of bees and a lot of bee equipment, berry box­ es a"d crates, coal brooder, kerosene brooder, Baby Grand piano, mandolin, chairs, di111hes, vases, some very old ones, iron kettles, atone j11rs, picture frames, cuckoo clock, 2 other clock11, antiqque bed and mar­ !>le top dresser, cord bed, In aian relics, Civil War relics, 2 1tove pipe hats, spinning wheel complete fishing equipment and many other articles not listed. A number of these articles are very old and unusual. Term of sale: Caah Not Responsible for AccidenlA Mrs. Norman J. Theiss Owner. Sale conducted by .Bradford Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Manager Critt Bradford, Auctioneer. 4-9'5tc ( 9o ) Morine Suppl ie5 Chir ese anthropologlstl bectune USID BOATS AND MOTOR• $115 anO u whll• they IHt. Mltro­ lnten.tJly interested in Jlrantopi• polltan MMors. 600 E. Main All YOU RUN -N AT THI .,.• Pomeror. Phone WY..2-1810. hffl1f 0... your IOUI MN .... 1 1-24-tfc lne? Best Witrk. LowNI Prh:et. RACINI SHOI Ill.VICI IHOP RACINI, OHIO. AP.All'l'MENTS - Funu1bed and GRAVELY TUCTOI SAi.if AND unfurnilhed. Mcllla,ten, Middle­ S."lce. 512 I. Main, ,_..,..., port, Phone WY-2-5286. 2·3-11 Phone WY2•2'15, O• .,N t p, m. until Jwrte 1. S.l•INm H1ro14 a.,.,,.rt, I-IN., 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 Ohio. Phone Coolvllle U,,. room ,aparlment.1. A. N. Bengel, 8-19-tfc Phone WY2-3272. l 1·2•tfe 4 ROOM HOUSE, 1 1 1 PEARL ST. INSPECTIONS. PHONE a!So for sale, 1 849 ½ ton Chev• FREE WY2-2774. Gtlrnore Supply rolet Pickup $250. Jnqulrc Clayton Store. Vaughan Pest Control Bolyard, Ash st., Middle-port. Co., St. Mary's, W. Va. Mem• Ip I I 8 4 _ _______ _ her or National Pest Control &-9-tfc Association. DE:LUXE 4 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS unfurni�hcd apartment. Nitely 1 furnished 2 bedroom 2nd floor LAWN . MOWERS SHARPENED, 1aaoh ne mot�ra repaired, maapartment. Middl eport wy2. chlne saw flhng. Ernest 4 Le­ 3874. ,4·. 12.81P wis, 48 North Thlrd St., Middle­ port, 0. Phone WY2-2368. "12.lte... .----� ..,..:, ANYONE WHO WANTS THEIR gardens plowed In Middleport or nearby Call WY2 ·!M47, 4·12•3tc. ( 1 4) For Rent -- --- Experlen ___ ' RADIATO R AucT,oN sAL On Saturday AprlJ HI, 1960, beglnnln• ,1 12,30 p. m . .t my farm midway between Tuppen Plalns aftd Chester, 1 mile south 1--1"1!1 of Ht. 7, J wlH sell ,11t auction the followln1: 1 Moline Corn Picker, 1 llayrath all purpose Ele\lltor 12 rt, 1-8 ft. 20 In. John Deere Disc, 1 Two Bottom Mollne Breaking Plow on rubher, 1 Power take-olf Moline H.1y Rake, I Oliver Manure We repair a ll types of radlSpreader, I 1946 Dodge 1 1-2 T. &tors , from heater cores to Trucl::, 1 Cultipacker t Moline 2-row JJt(!k up corn planter, 1 the largest truck or tractor John Deere Sub. Soller, I 5 Ton radiator. Tractor Wa1on, 1 Comfort Tractor Sprayer, 1 Joint each 8 I in. and 1 2 In. Cuing, I Wheel . Barrow Sprf!yer, 2 1-2 HP Elec, lrlci Motor,. 1 Record Playel', 1 Pomeroy, O]tlo Oouolt lttdlo, 1 Port able Ra• dto, Lot of ■mall fann tools and • I O. MCICOY othll' llem1 too nuqatrous to A\CTIONIII mtntion, Not rt11ponllble for ac• 10"'9 2, Lq lottellb � otden . O�: BTANLIY GIBBS .ml CONDITIONING, REFIIIGEIIAll<t-.1 L O. lloCoJ. •!Ion ■ervice. Jock'• llelrtaera, tlon, New Haven. Pbon, '111 ...., . 8-28-tl WINDOW ILlll!lll ANII SHAil� :iasa1 V�IIUI � . all l!Hi 'ond Ml,IILLII l'\IINAC••• WIITINDcolon. ,... ......1',. Dole HOUII .,,1 1...... APMld .... WiHol .....JIIY"&III Uaion A ve., -., 1yr,c- Olllo. ,_ Oblo. �-- �-�1-IM!c 8+80tc -� RE PA I R BI Q•ttna r $ Call Diet SteneH Before 9:30 A,M . Mlddlep,ort WY-N6ff Pomeroy WY•2419S K:AUTZ PIID ITOI.I At ChNter Yvllon 5-2141 HAMILL IIIYICI ITATION lefont tiOO AMAINn, aap hery Day 8enlce -CLIL4"" •-• Wie • TV 1•1M1lr ._.._ '"""' WV442SS "�• Oh... Ins•'"' •--• c.vu_•=== :-"-,,'=..,.-=---= ..,,==�============""'�"' ,. �,-iw, 01i1e • V&II '9 •NDJ , • . .,_ ,,.. ', • • ··- · •�-·-.. ,..:;:,--:,':'! � IJl\14 I, ,!J4. r =1,�•;-:�::1; r t,:-0 ' • D•tloll l'l.i'i ,-, ii;. 1'• •1,&.a �f. . ◄ 11 • -II ll(, •• C . , A. T.,. - 'lll:LII\VISION RADIO AND SMALL ON SET. tppUance repair, Phone 0111 JlcCllnt..t, Racine, Ohio. o!':'-�;.�� ll-1·11• ---------� "'6-f.ltc .,,.., -v�.., • vFOR THE BEST ROOFING SER, av.n,.... 8T� QUANI• vlcea, roof repaira, rooflna:, roof - � t palntlna ean III Bm Wy•tt ••d � � al Georce St.at., Pbnne WY2·2871 •• ll'rO<t 8-lltll oolloet oiler Pulneroy, Ohio. 6-7-etp 6-Nlc f •. •· OU II IIUILT IOT(.HEN D» �, •: -1:: T A9 010\JND. l!IIAR NJ;W ed for . •our bnnto r,,,, . .., = . Ha,en. Tile bloot bani, dr Oled ,te■. h.oman ••4 Ab - i� well Ind prden, �- for 2 Pb... WY • •-1. � I - ot ,aore. - ;lne Um• NI.. plaee Jo, --•ae or RLIVl l(ON ,IIAIIIO AND IMM,L ,,-J,. c.l l •• triller. c1_. to •�- Priced C l'UIOlllille, Phone TIJrner 2loo, •14 N. - �..._ • (4) 13, 3tc [ SJIO'NIW 111..... • • Ht AUCT(ONIIII -Nlll!IIIIIJ �I ay , April Sile b4 ll tC C :.-J � ., • 11,jij ... ,u ha\'O ... ' ry, tool, .. Cll� ADPORD, ...1... oi. 1nd • I t. Lunch _ �11 L. linoll , _ w · 110\11; CMII• BDICII Bl/1'.DUi, ' , "" ·, Gode S " k 1m 'oin N Form'� otET H1rolll Goddard, A.uctloneer · ��• � .._. V1"31 "betlot il'looll laid. H�• !3, at< repaln 01 deacrtplloaa. t-U 1 G ae, Olalo. lllal v, Mt.i uy REALLY DRESSES. - J 14 1k ---,plurae 1n o dreu lor the 10,m1 mill. I month to 14 Bl1LLDOZER SERVICES. AVAll, ABLE by hour o, Jo�. Contact: yeon. We hove the lovelleat l(alon City 8P "7711. Dolwon yet. '!'he Shoe Box, lliddlere,i:t, • lllp o. 6-ll'Gle lloberta. \ --r. � ��1 1, 11 2: · ':r'..�� :r.u "' E -+--.--�-------,- w: _Ila..,.,.. ' held �\i:· ._!itft1;.9:.� �,,. w� ... 11 <•i :=::::=:::= ====== ;::: WTElt r.,::,:i. ' 4;:;,..,: 4lf ----- 'c:;J --- au u ('>r... , BAiiis-SDlPSON INSl!ll..-..NQI Ac:en,... llldcl leport. J'irt, AQ. ID, mobile, Bonda. Phone WY♦ -� ---�- - _ OOMPL£'111 IN&UllAIICII tectloe, Life, A1lo, rtn, Call-! 'DOIi•' 111111. lllddle..._ OhM, •1 . :J!_ • DOif lfflm " ' '· .. . , . , ,,, �-r• =:::=========:::ffl L-• ... -• WY-NN1 M1•1p1,t (21 ) Real !:state FOB SALB: J'IW 801181 wttll IIIV.. Ni.. 1-tlon. lleltla ll!IOd. 111 i:.o;,1111 St., Pomoro1. 8 l �P FOIi • u • Ill ,..AR ;: to I .;. q,pmilmollly 1 acre I• ■nt · ...ii 11 mll■1 . ,11 �4 llom on lltllo Roull lllqulrt Pfl•. wn. llro. - • I� ,. 3 iooli en. Ila _. ,...., :,utll l'o.,..,ll., ffi:: ' Recii Estote ) .,..._______ ___ FARII ...... SALE 79 ACRES a ·· '·"""" 'b Q\119, _.,, oeII u ond omdl.... i,ienly o1 waw, put-. eoal mined or ■ ...Prl<o '3000, $l ,OOO d-., payment■ on bdance. Loclted 1 Dexter. Wlltemlle ....... 6-!2-<ltp v ll ( 2, IM• MarbJe Tourney In Mason Connty Opens In 11:pri} ne .l 'lb An.DUi uo n ird l M n Co nJ ty Marble. Tournament w U be spomored this ye,ir bt' the Point PleJ!flhI ""-mber O1 ...,_ .-,mmerce and the Peint Pleaa�nt Beclater. '12M tournament wUl officially 9PCtn tbi.a month •nd iall boya In the 5th •nd 8th trades are ellli• bl• to w,Ucipale, IL g \ Hudaall. Chamber of Comm,erce Recreation c.ommtttee Ch.llrman, ,announced that .all el�tar)' .ehoola will be aent inwJ.tatjon-' today to participate in this event and each parUc�ling .11chooJ wUI conduct ltl own to(lrn.mitRt to detennine Jta charn• pion, �•t dhampion 'Will com .,..,. in the county finala in Point Pleasant durlrtg the i11econd week of M·■)', Prizes -and .award, will be given lo 1 lhe school champion by the Merchants Division of the Cltamber of Comn\erce . . A Jarge trophy will be awarded to the County Cham pion by the newspaper. ~- -•e 111e Seeond Annual Tounlament held l&at Je-ar, aaw 16 of the � schools partldpaUns ,\tl lJli Jlnry Junior Stover of Central Grade School, Pl. Pleasant winner of the County. Further details of this event will be · announced 1t a 1-ater date, Mr. 11.nd- M"'. Nelson 1t9ush and .... ol New Hoven called on Mr. an·d Mtt. Hart)' Jobnion sutlday. Mr. and Mtl. F'reeman John,on -entertained a aroup of boys In honor of the birthday of their son, Chuckle, Stt�q aftemoon. ke .cream, cake and j;op waa aervtd to oeorsle and BenlU' Joht110n, Arn• old ,lohnaon, . Chrla Keatna and Randy Lee Lewis. . Vilittns Rev. Un. ijanlon were llr1. C. E. . ltr and chlldren, Jq,:-,_�, baron, of Bl.oomJnl(ton, ¥d,."1ff)v. and Mn. ICellh Hanlon �¥.d famny, Ca(l'o, v,. Sundt)' ,nemoon VJliton · wen Mr. · aw , and Mr,. l,ewla lt!He ,Ind f lira. Emi>r, D1W10n anc ehlldren, tt.tty • llld J'9;ne-, Partuabllf'I. ... ud Kn: Luther Tueller and faml1)' 1pent the weell end in Toled, vilhlni rel1tlw1, Mr. iftd Mn. Otcar HenfY vl1U. td llr. · and .Mn. Clarence Newell, Chelhlre, SIUIIIIII', .Kr. ond ltt,, Don Quiaenbtrry weNI SunclQ dinner llileota ol . llr and 11h. Oteu Hem,. Leona wamole, aod Pat Brown ol lholllll\Oil •llllt4 JI,, •nd · --· 8:!ton •Blob S.l•td11 and Sun:,1.,_ t;" w. Planp to enter the 1')ondlke Dertiy· jlt the · M•lp County Fair• ro'41nd, on April 29, SO and Mey , 1 were made by Boy Scouf Troo� 25i 3 or Muon al a regular meet:1 in11: in the city bulldlne. , ritnifs: Mi� Turner A,varded Album In Junior Cook Competition dollar!! this week as the ·Captains, '!is1 Ann Spropae and Alice Groser, spurred' their teammates to ctlon.· The tlrls 11re sawiQi 'penlea to plll'Chue small equ'tpmeht eeded 4n tbe home economics epartment. flle losing team will 1ave ._ J&ft¥ fvr tbe winners in 4ay. � fl1pter donated $25.00 , o the St11.dent Council iurchaie palqt for the upper ball tf tbe · ht,11�.chool building, . . e girls will begin . Next_ � Ill •reparm1, .� UI:� open house and to be g:lv�n May 1p�lng ,� � ) m t_he <hlah tehool auditorium Jt 8 • p.m . ---- �IJ'••'!""' tr•~ FOR 11.u.E IIO'cisE IN POMEROY 7 �. '111,b, krp lot, cloae to new 11Cbool loeotlon, ,., hnt oau WYN'IOI. .. ,_ lliclliH Toa BIRTH ANNOUNCln Mr. and Mrs. ,Dallas C�dle of Mason are announcing the blrill ol a seven POI.Ind. 11e:ven ounce. dauihter on Saturday at the Hober Ho1:p.ltal. ,.... _.!l i •wnhl•. , iir, ..:t 1111· ,.. :!f'ai'.•IIR'lrl �ie .. ' '' ' iJII• ,., .. ii,n� . . ... " ,.,a:; . on ·� •-k ' . ,:ill , Ii I • I. ! I " I !' j I i i . ' .... ' ' JEWELER S' �IOQQ ,, SMILE . . ;i -�. __., •�tea In· ' . I . -.� .. l .... . .. I ' I • 'l Pomeroy ) � ' . lloo . . . ·, , ,I "'1• 1.Dlftft� J3 - ThUrsdIf 1 Th,.... l!rilolf •. , 1:118 � OJI . . f:00 !\ilo■t si., f:11 lim · t, Wiotlier 1:30 lm• 1 ' , , 7:00 linuful' Parl:7 9:ao N , eli■ •� ""'11� ,>• ,'36 :,.,· , ( I' � . I ' J',rq_ N'e,n ' . ' ! IO;IIII Co1m '1'1111•· 10,a. lltiao Jhop 10:D Jlilrttlq Devo1to1i1 .l� on lhe Town 11'11111 • CounlfY aoe Down I 12:30 1,30 I :1!5 S,00 3� 3,3(1 3,� ,,so , f:.IO 1:11(1 1,10 11 8:'41 8:00 a, •�'! !loon Nm , . ,;, •�"'!,P.0- VIIIT I ' """°"'' UT..:tl ' · , · .n ', �'TV -C. • hGftft8I 13· · Mlnllw a..-., ,; . 1'MPO Daily Program Sehedule · llain · The Bencl's I· ••to • .cilJ uut • \< • -=· w · 1 11,ao December. Bride -J,2:00 Love of Lite . , f2:30 Search for Tomorrow ,:oo £The l'lghtff DQ 12,45 The �ll}na Li1ht · ; , ' t::- ut . 1.00 Living in W. Va. f:30 Edg Ni1lt 1 : 15 Neiahbors , - •� • 1 1:00 ,The Tti��-� As the World Turn■ 1:30 1 · 1:30 Th: ie ot ftll8y · · 2:00 For iBetter or Worse 2:30 Bouse ::."arty ur J $mlth-NewJ 1:00 Ft 3:00 The Millionaire &:l k at the Weather 3:30 Verdict Is Youn � } ::;-� �B,ivlia-� ., ow 1:00 The Brighter Day ;Amo,°"n' ,(il 4;15 . . ne s,cret ,1o1111 ___, __f:1;19 Blgbway 'Pi I 4:8/.)'. :....'ffie E!dge Of \Nigbt &:"00 "nle Three St.ooges ., " 7:tQ t4t�·.q111t ,'; 5:30 The Life of Rlley 8:30- :Mei' Dito Spac!fi. �8:00 Arthur J. Smith---.Nen 9:00 . The Mlllionaire 6: t:i A Look at the Weather D:30 rve G9t A Secret 1 �:20 Jule " Rivlin Show 10:00 Arinstroog Clrcle Theater � tl:30 Amos 'o Andy U� 11 o�oek N--■• . . 7:00 U. S. Marshall 11:10 I the Wflther Lock Up V.30 . U:16 . -� •�. \" !"t'' � · l;OO Betty Hutton Sbo• t:30 , " 8:30 Johnny Ringo ,J lcOO Zane G,,y Tl>eotre . , D:30 Shotgun Slade · , 1,00 CBt Ne'li■ •; 10:W Revlon Preaenta 8:UJ Capt,Jn Kin,proo · !l:00 New, 9:00 C�tbon , Theater ll:15 A Loot at the Weather t0:00 'ftle Jte4, Rowe Show 1 1 ,1a Theater 13 10,ao on the Go lf·30 Sl&n OU •1,00 I l"1vi, � •. . ,\.· ,• . l · · •· �· �-· f ,... L. �,ii-i.-.., , :l:tu '!'!l•�cr•i, si,pn Hour 9 to I - Than. •l'4t-Nooa Phone wY !-117 l 111 ·1. St. ■: 8 .1.,· ...__ ' 1·3 .ilr-.Ji,......... · • t.1111.,.. , ' ·, ..,. .. , t"c.n.peI Cl,�-� • - ••�J ,'?ll I j 1,oriitta Young•Show Y•IIN � ne � ,These ootl· � Cci edy Playhouse Adventure 'nl,eater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preltoo· F1att & Scrugc1 Show Weatherca1t N,'WS Pictuff" Huntley Brinkrtr Report Whirlybird, Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Producer'• Cholu Baehelor Father Ford Show You BeL Yuur Life Tlke A Good �t New1 Headline, Weathercast Jack Paar Show ·=----------- ' .:r�. �::-- K/a� C\ tid•vletli'• Qe,r�... rran� ,,oo .. ' . ,. . , . � . • 'T · _.: 5,00 1,30 6,00 B,211 6,30 6:i5 1,00 7,30 6,00 e,30 9,00 9,30 10,00 10:30 11,00 11,10 11 ,18 Dough Re Ml Play Your Htli\dl Price Tl �ght Conc-.t,a1,i.on � or �u.ences It C--W III Y6u 1:30 I Married Joan 911 · 1 -, !2:00 RP1Li.e11 Oun 11;� Love That Bob 4:00 American Bandstand 1:-00 �• Facea Fli(U ,,Friend Jfy 1:30, 1,so M<idl, Beat San 2:00 nay in Court : 2:30 Gale Stonn Show :,.: :.::rh=llll--:3:00 iBeat the ClO!.:L. 9:41 John ·Daly NeWI S:30 Who Do You Trust · '1:-00· tour Juat Men 4 :00 American Bandatand '1:30 Brave Stallion 5:30 .nocl[J all(I His Friend• 8:00, . Music for a Spring Night 1:00 San Francleeo Beat e �8: • an d Harri tt 1 B·.IO Yout EHo RepDrter an Eye ' t: :• if■ .. . • ,n eatherman v:10:00- WedneNly Nt&ht Fllbtl Par•� '. · · '• l0:43 · 0 John DalJ New• · � � t r �tht· ;, 30 � Ca)IJon • · 11:�· , Sk,orta ilteffit ·l;r � oo Donna Rted U:20 .Late ·ShoW ,;.J�:i ·e:ao Tbe Ant lf�ys · \2�·· 'Sip Off · t;OO P•t Boo!!'.,_ �• lea �;.i..J_. lo 1� �: :J: �liD _ , .•:1111 ft '-""�!111"' ••--� . ."'•r ll:OO l<e"' �hi , m r 8 S� th• We,tller '9 • �!:, _{I1'!'5 ,,0 • _Sport, Report �• lei& Lato Sho" 11:25 . o"e . .i a- UN ,_,. : llll..i,$2.n· . ■; - �.A.•�- IIHalfit • E. � St. • WC H r.l .-v .......me1 w- ■1· 1¼ . 'CUff ·t!JNKS ·AND TIE·CU1P '' SETS ,_ •·; S:11() ,,oo • .-0,!}, 10,00 ·�,30 11:00 11,ao 12,00 12,30 i,oo I:10 2:11() 3:00 Chanael 3 � Thursday fptldll'tlolg_a,ement Serl81... • Come9)' Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Quick I>n1r McGr1w .Music In the Roun4 The· Jin, TL.uke, Sha. We:.theteall News Plctur. Huntley Brlnlt:ley Berort lt{anhunt tfpgon Train Pries? Is Right hrTy Como Sbow '. This is Your Life Tombstone Territory Newa Headline, WHtbercalt 'the Jack Paar Sbow &Ian Off t\:45 Sign On 6,00 Continental Claas!'oom Today 9,00 Katie Doonan Show 9,30 Topper I ,, ·e1111onten up ·or slop for I Hffle "' g Nlfl:le• '"'day Mt. -.,i --. 'J'#tii , !lr'l:'.P.111 l I I like nolblnf helter �•�· � , 'llra, Jofti Cihon •nd thlldren wore Sunby ■ltemoon aueata of Sdlli!I I I . . 1,411 7,00 7,30 e,so 9,1111 10,00 10,so 11,00 11,1, 11,11 1:00 ·ten oul flnmclal llllllet . , �l!l' MASON p£i1SONr -'-LS . ,litl. • • ■ . 'ill, �ll!e "'¥ el ,.,._ � j I 1 lND A f ·nl:�.,.. � '!__, wnu.., · T!Ii'!l':li:"' .;i'. , or . Approximatflly 100 i.tlon. memtiers of Ma110n County are ex.­ peeled to attend the Pbu,rth . Dis� trlet American Legion conwen­ tion to be held in Point Pleasant on AprU 24th. The convention which 11 to be held at the Point Pleasant Legion Home will start at 9 a, m. with registration. A dinner Ill to be sen·ed by the auxlllary at noon. Ne w officers for the dl.1trlct will be elected at the meetitl.g. The district has· ·15 poatl. , t. � weW• I ))ave Legion Members ?Ian To Attend Legion Meeti� OIHO VALi.iV LIVIITOCK !hll1")11. Clj,fo, AtN'II t, lltO lo 220 lbs 18 t , ROOS..1'13 18.l!O Llll\1 111 19 lf,I\O ,Fat Sowa 12 lo IG Sta.a 12 lo 1' lloan 8 lo 1' SOW. 4, Pip 80 to 100 Shnats 7 lo 16. CAntE- •Stoen 18 to 24.110; JJ•llen,. iy lo M; llaby Jleef ao lo 24; ' l'al O,W, It lo 10; CalUlel'I 12 lo 14; Bullt- 11 lo II llllt CoWI 100 to 200. VE6L GAL� - Topo I0,110 SeOOlllll llll W JIG; •odium IO lo 218; Com. 6 R¥1, , ll) lo 10; CUii, a. lo 20. ' S HEEP - het & Lms 8 to IS: Stock $Wet 4..i\r'l.-o; Fat Sheep 4 to 10; Cull, 1 to, I\: Bucl::t to 8; Fat ·• -i Weiher■ a,10 ,B,. ll LA,iBS - 'l'opa 21.80; Setondo 16 to · ZO; Lllht wt, 1' to 16; Com­ mon 13 to ' 14J,T £R ��ories '° . . · · ' \ · ,' � -t!a� Market Report I /� ,a,, Mh1 Brenda Tumer, daughter of ?h. a11d "¥r1. W1)'ne Turner ftutland, Ohio was awarded a re eord ..tubu�. thUI past week in th, KrOJ�'WestJ,ni�ouae Junior Cook of-th,,-Xear Cimtes:t. Her succes: hel,ped her Hotne Economics tea cher, Mr,. J,n Burleson. win 1 Westinlh� tr,n1i1tor radio ani the Home , Economics Departmen· a We11ti (\lho1.1u mb:er. Mi.as Turner and 21 other bomr econom1cs 1Jt\l.denti at Rutland blgt School �bmitted their favorite re clpu last November to theb Home Ec:onomlca teacher who 8 1 slsted t�em 19 they filled out their entry blanks after a lesson 011 recipe maltblg to stimulate Inter• est •nd achievement in c.Teative cookln&, Brendal• recipe was for Apple Pudding, a favol'ite dessert , of her family. Other happeninas in the Rut­ land Home Economics t>epa.rt­ ment last week eelltered around lhe R11tH.ncl F.ff.A, CbapU!r a• they recognlzl!d National Future Homemali:era of America Week. Tueflday .,night 24 Girls accompan:led by thtlr advisor, attended and parttctpale(I In the Dlatrlct 5outh 3 B.F.H.A. Meeting at Raclne. Mias Osa 1'urn&r, diJtrlct president, who Is a junior in Home Economics at Rutlt:nd pte�ided. Next year Rut­ land will have the dlatrict recrealion le!lder. · The l\titland chapter of F. H. A. preaellted a skit, "Careei-s in Home Econor:aka," and an autobiography pencil and ,paper &.ame for their part in I.he program. The girls I alltO prepared a .1pecial . �uUetin board on Home liconomica Career, and had a aectioft devoted to clippings telling ibow other ch&iPters in Ohlo were reCOgnlzlng National FHA -Weelt. Tht Rutlund Cb.Qter'a F. H. A. Penny �aui scaled aeveral m re I I -8,n». . e,oo 11:15 I !II ,,sc ,1 ' k1W CM� ILIA-What probably Will· , be !:lie tut. -1.d tar life -by couvtct-«uthor Caryl Cheamao 1tjD i. llllel(I en .. o< a �tt.rre tUt he wu convtcted dellbera · iD Bin �. i.etJury, UJ• attorne.y .George T. Davia (I otaqo. Davia be oow baa evidence tm to ve Chlllmap · WU- QOt the ''fted L\ght Bandit." Be ..ad ace pMve1 - •tu auppreaskm ot tertal evtdenoi - · Cheaiimun �ocuce." At tnVe1Uptor W� ·Ltnhart. wi;.o Ullilted ID obt&l.h1ng thll new , . . f:00 t,SO 1:00 1:30 \\ Sroutmaater Donald Cook , was present for tlle meeting and pre­1 sided. Reet.1tration 'fees w�re sub­ miUed by 'thole who expect to \ itlenp- Oamp, AG-owhead this sum• mer. ' A 8o4� -of Review was held for bp1(o!1'ho· <hive COIJlpleted re­ quiremeiiU lor merit awards. They �.; l!<il,ert JohJlson and Latty Eacll has completed requirena�iib fl.r four merit bad­ ,.,. •�� be •warde d the bad• &es 'a.W''� Honor I<> be held '111:· t?Je f\eff future. All� Wtrf those na1ned a.�ye t.@11�LelNJ.d SlT(ith, Shelby Par:roqj_..:s_· andall i:;.ibbs, Gary GlbbJ,· \-� ll'Iea Anderson, Joe Na­ Jle, Ml '(&eam�•• llobert Grimm OtorlN ' ,ii . iifl. ind Jorry Boggs. Maternjl , 1r1ndmother is Mrs. Martha Smith ' of Pt." Pleasant while , paJfr.'Jll . . p-fndparenta are Mr. and � , Cl�n Cadle of Leon . . two sons, Ste­ The Ca� phe_n ind·&,o\t• TEL EVI SIO N GU IDE WSAZ.TV Cha nnel 3 Cheanal 3 - Wlllnndar i, 1 o end daulllttff b• ft! aueru her parellti. Mr. aM Jilri. Corl Lenbun ln\l ion, Pl, Pleuant. XI', ond Mra. WIiiie McKinney of � vllllod Sunclq afternoon with· Mr. iuid Mn. Joaepll U1h end tamU,. Vl■ltlnf over I .. with Gd Mr. ond lfi;. 1■-11, - � �- •111i. ond • .f/A• ' ' -t•t ilune ot . 11 L.fl�":._ 'C a ' low •.,. · and I' .,_ ,, . Mn: ·0..M Mr.'oild, ·�h .... . •...1... . 411·· ·,· i. a' patient at family reeenu, ·� lfom tbt ao · , . to a.Jllpolll. Dalla■ Ye11■r op;rtmenta to the Charle■ Novillo pro!lfflJ. 1won l\alpb �t ed on' llr, and 11n. A. P. Nlclt4• Heuy. ■on J'ridq A Collins on lfl', .and -· · lllril, Geo'1fe Bumi att...itll • , meetln1 ol the Gu'doli \11,l' Wllll11111 the .... -t wen 1'1111� ol. � llld . , llonde, evening ot _ ,_ home of llln. E, .\, Sc:haoltll. Dlllih � .llld 111111, llew • "Jlbi r iilll ftn ft!-'• ,Ht . and Jin. , , re ·•Ill• (it tlll"lli· itthi., "'9ha,, , neadlll' UHi pent the d ■hop"' . n ■ ""· · ay ad mlll 1 ..,.-., '1110 Goodwlll Clo• mel 11n. ;.,. _,_ ot·, lftl"J' - � � q1lllltild II� ... illll - .-� :AI ·• ,t --,. Pl•11'1 -.,.. ·Luclll rt- La.,... uwt■• Clara� � � . �.• 1',:'i llal l, • lrelt_O JUIIII and ' I . . "� . ': • ' ' ' . .. \_ , Ille lll■ko liat waet, Uoyd Wdllam■ and Pbyl QUI&;, �. ..:f ,i■lt , , . lo :11'•1NI...... D, '11'1111,jp ..i toi,, anJ 11r1, Jeff. 1111'1. WUU1m1 IDd aon .,. t111111d hen with them for I , _, UI n Ill', .... 11ra. -!! nle KI I... ..W oJM!· ■oil, ,.,., pj· Pl� e■lled on JI,, and, ltto. Sllwart l'rldey eren!Jll.. ... ... � Jim ltolllillan C� ol 114illopott ■pet lu� with llr. ind 11n. pq,\ Nlebn!NI. llr. and 111'1. 11,ct ·s1ewar1 �Odlll llanley at llip· ed on D�ily Sentin el , Pomeroy-Midd leport , O. , April 13 , 1960- 1 1 Mason Seouts Plau. l'o Enter Kiondi� Duby A::�'!_I .. , Ml�� �hw� �li= :'.;.it•� � t'1:::t 5- and i. Mr. and Mr■• Calvin McDonl l of Pojtll • \. Ylllted 'lffl, 'FII\, �- sou•• therus and one of tht!m . Dr. Pei­ Wen ·cllung or the Chinese Acade­ my of -Sciences found more of bis teeth-three times the site of bu­ man teerh - tn ICwangsl Prov ince. ShJ Giant Prlm-etff Afler a study of all the evl­ denre a French ex.pert, Bernard Heuvelmana, offered the theory that the Yeti is a "shy survivor-" of t hese giant primates. Mou peopA• .,. Inclined to r.gard tM snowmen •• a s.:lence fiction figure. But not the Com­ munl1ts. Ruula ha, fu1t scou,..d th• P•mlr Mountain■ for months in an uniucc:auful Mllrch • "thus narrowln1 th• bN•t'• pos11H,•• habitat to almost euctly th• arq clalmacl ,rom Nep,I by China, And quite a few Westerners be· lieve "there is someihin&: u,p there"•notably F;:verest C'lin:tber Eric Shipton who photographed Yeti footprints and Sir John Hunt, who led the conquest of the world's highest moutaln. Sir Edmund HIiiary, who actual­ ly climbe.d the 29,028 foot peak with the Sherpa, Tensing Norkay, Is forming an expedition desi&ned to look for the abominable snow­ man in the Everest area in Sept• ember. If the Red Chinese don't repat­ riate hlm first. Clifton Spciety News ■ ' . ., •• Red China Has Ownership Eye Mystery Abominable Snowman FOR SALE (20 - I Business Servi�es .. . . � - Ju,t- For You News Ju,t For You Col\lDC On Pl. Pleaanl Music Go Round . News lluslc Go RoUnd Local News l(n■le Go Round �rte In R<>leW Spol'II 11eor.. The llalld lle,x , Pal Boone Stiow Sundown serenede tho fJr . . . . a,so oo I t,•'!· d,,.. visit wltih Mr. anti lfn, Dr. itdna M��� Bedford,. J!'· A. V. Howell and l\llph Mel<ee 1I dianl, ,an4' MN: Lo\akl Jlcltnl�, their Plum $ttHt home. Thia II a . HOo_var tnd eltlldron, ffll!lieA . lour · 1enmttou-meeuna at the 111 ll0 ' anti Jtiry Eleiftdr 61 l!llll1Ul Howell mldence. amyed . �ndaJ ev111:tna · fcir • IM�. . }..vfii:?l· ·n ' --,.,,-- --,-----,� - - ...,, ,..�.. :;.;f,<!iilioi: Society News Racine ., 1! p���� EKl'E�lliNCf ... . 'I ,. I ;1 ' '' l lo!EAA TELL SOME. t=LATLAND TOURISTER �UN OfF TH' AOAO LAST NIGHT, 511£RlfF' bf Cl e;,.;,;t '!� Akro!�' Mn. Iii•• Sergtant anne, ._�· u· __- '•talized • lJO!jl'D 1 r• -Ith ArJR ound w· -;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====-•, w· J E H :w.. To his many friend, who would like to write hlm or send cards his address A.Sgt. Gary D. Burns, 1511002, cto U. S. Navel Hospital, Ward SA, Besurort, s. C. ' , Sgt., �u�• baa been in the Mar­ ine Corps ib: yeart. He is married and t.Ke falb♦r or two children. He at�td Po�eroy schools before his enllttm.irt. Brings You The 4i Up To The Minute Mason County 4-H N•- ·, 1$fleported NEWS 1-/1 , N�NCY- ·· WI-IAT'S N E W '<' BUl1lt_ will Ge in and out of the hospital for the coming fear for �� .and mUICI& rrafU.!1 ' . I ' L 1-!AllE, TO . HANG· · up N d_w · ''Body In ·Line .,_ Potture Fine" · Uie, 1,8jlf>· health theme, · II beinl �- ,by 4-H club members � o�t Maaon County in AJ>cll. 1 • • al co�bined meeun ,a of the Jp,ve been teheduled. At · Nalona tft movies "Poaturi llili 1 1r' llld "Posture and p.,.. 1 �t)"' � beirq: shown. . ' ,' . . . �ule for the nmaln4,r •• I Tlmes DaUy 10 AM 11:15 AM ' 5:05 PM �- _ b.t ��u�' Bee and ' • ., ..r, Tr�lp-, ---· ·. -; '' ., �; :ii, ,. I Pl-t ill&h Soiwl.J) II, llount.lD Clii,il; #I� '. I Worten at ......_ School; April 21!, Ifill 01111, and V,rn� Star :Du,te.,. at Vemoll Clqbliouse ond Amerlcon Leadtn llld Leon Luckl ,. 11 Leon 011f41 11, 1 . 8chool, . ..., · Chi"'•" . ' , JuPUI at the Otl1 MtCllntock hnme. Mr. 4nd Mn. Bruce WIitshire and Llnd.111, Marmet, W. Va., spent the weekend with hl1 parenb, Mt. lnMllt CHICLE MIITI and Mn. Harry WHbhlre. llra. Emma Salm Wllll hofitN Mr, and M.ra. Henry Cleland or Frida)' evenln, when the Either Pomm)' 1pent Sund.a)' e¥enlng Circle met at her bomei with bJ1 mother, Mn. Heul Cle­ The meeting opened with "Al land. !hf Crou'• and acriplure- John 1 : 1• .lln. EaU Elton moved into t-he 1,t. In the bulineu aeuion MW of• rred Sure propert}', Fourth SI. , flCfl'I were elected. Saturday. Rel.lltlvff belpinl lier 1',e program "Today•• Need for were Mn. Curt.ii John800 and Mn. the 1-!Ptist Miuionaey Tr-,l nin1 Ruth Smith of 01'k Gro.,,e. Clyd., Scho�r WBI presented. Mn. Marie Cl).'de John110n of Columbus, , llr. -,11121 had charge of the Love Gift and Mn. J. P. Sauer of Pt. P1e8S­ ant, W. Va., llr. and Mrt. Stanley prouam "Trea1ure11 tor Chrlst." ' 1'1le hostess 1erved rerreshmenta Dow, Raveuwood1 and \Ir, and to l(n. Una Curtis, Mra. Ura Mor- M�. Darrell Picken,, Chuleaton. , l(r.1. Llvlnla SJmpaon retumed 'l'i.J, Mn. Blanche Watterson, Mra. .na,a Gaul, 'Mrs. Phyllis Martin, Mrs. home after 11,1t:ndln1 the •inte.r in Isabel 'SliQpMm, Mrs. Ethe] Smith, t11Jt Liverpool. Weekend IUHU of • Mn. Edna Pickens, Miss vera Bee- Mrs. Simpeon were her daughter, Mrs. Marion Kni,:hutep and d•u&:h• g:le and Mrs. J.larle Ro111h. ter of Columbu.. YOUTH GaOUfJ IIIIITS Mrs. Helen Younce left Friday to The Junior ·BYF held an EA,ter' part)' in the chur� basement on· visit over Eater with her 80n and Thur,day evenin&:, New officer■ family in Cleveland. elected were Charles Cleland, preiiSundaf a:uestl or Mr.. and Kn. A. ident; David Cole, vice president; C. Bradford were Mr. and Mn. Leo Alice Cleland, secretary; and Joyce Mitchell and children, P•rkersburt, add Mr. and Mn. Hetman Carson Brace, treasurer. Mrs. Gretta SimPtOn fl.nd Mn. Lo- and ehtldrea, Belpre. Mn. Esta EaWn accompanied by vey Sayre aerved refreshments to Mt. and .Mr■. Glen Cartwright and twelve members. wn of Ma.aoo wen Sunday dinner A�ND BAILIY tuns Amoq.c the relatives from out of aueats of Mr. and 'Mn. curti, John,n town 1Uten<ltng the funeral of Mr1. son. ' flunday euests or )t:r. and Ml'I. Kerm�t Bal(ey were idn. Ruth Baile)' and llt. and Mrs. Ralph Batley Roa:er Theiu were llr. and •. (, .1/li, I I of Marion; Mrs. Wandi' Jaeeaud Ite Wiaeman of Oallipolla. Ml� Vera Beetle acoompanl&d,· and. IOII, limmy, Delaware; Bill Jae -,, OOlwnl,us; Mr. and Mra. Bill by Jolr. and lfn. ltobert � . •CD; Mr. ua Mrs. Rex Alter- apent the week end with relatiNes , >(, tii1ibt ud �. and Mrs. Clarence in Akron. Mr. and Mn. Henry Roush apent . A1te,brJc)it, lVoo:ster. SU'W,!' alternoon with . jlll:. M!d aACll!fl PIISONALS. Relatives from Ra.cine attending Mn. Alt�'ur' Rouih, Salem Center. IAo,Dale QDuah, accompanied the funeral of Clyde Watson at Obarle&ton Monday were Mrs.• nard Skien of Portland, spent the Pauline Hart, Owen Watson and weekend with Mr. and Mn. Ra)' Roush, Cinclnnati. John Bentz, Mr. and Kn. Wa,ne Carpenel' ol A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H art, Belpre spent SlturdaY with her M111. Helen Johnaun. . Sunday, April 3, honoring Mn. mdtber, ,. and Mn. � Hirt went to .mr. . Hart on her blrthda)'. Mr. ind Mr,. Earl Hart and Mra. Colu111bus Frid&)'. They Ntui':ned 1\onald Hart were· bUJineas visiton S.turday accompanied by thelt doughier, Mn. Joyce South -,.d In HunUnaton, 11ollday. �'!l!dre .•Jam�}wut b" '�!urned h�ine . n who will vi1lt tor ,ev, 1 1 1n w 1ngton, ,:a., e{"iir,:--!nd Alfred Dunn 40d e :d GW!ltl df Mr. and M:ra. Ralph Mc. •� of Croobville and Mn. ·Dean !Allington visited Kenzie were Mr. ID� Mrs. Carl � of lloelul and dauahter, Debbie, an4 lhcilr .f•ther, Rav. F. I!. IIU'1n, and �alien IQt Friday were Mr. an d • t�lr mother, Mn:. Dw!ln, wbo_ia. 1 palj_ent In Uo11er Hoapltal, Tull\In, Wesley McKent1e; Salem. Mr. and !,!rS. Clyde Croll ond d dof.. . ia'W!ler, Lynn, Coltlmbu,, opent �he weekend with Mn. A. B. cro,, · •·' md Mr .. ••d Mra. Howard _Nefg!e,. M . \!r. Ne1gler was ho!!pltalized at qoi,er Hospital with pn&umonia, S· .oeturning home Monday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hrarry Picken, were Mrs. Pickens' brow ·· , , , 'bet and wife. 1dr. and Mts. Rowan Mr. and Mn. Pau\ Bums of Ma• . lf Frankfort, Indiana. nr. and Mrs. Charles Jividen and eon, W . Va. ' hav� .rec�ived word . �1illdren of Athens spent Sunday that their BOil A-Sid, Gaey D. 1rternoon with his grandmother. BurnaJs-confined jo the U. S. Na• \In, J. F. Jividen and were supper val H°'-Pltal al Beaufort, So uth 1 Carolii1a, , With an injury .to hie • right arm . .- LBurns dropped a gun which he · �xamlning, the blast I.IWn·g tilm" in the arm. A team cifi' fb,w' docton worked five hours to' aave his arm and hand. ' r ' � (. ·�•-••d ,a��·· . , ·V . · .,.... ..... . ,y,·: DINE AT � . . , - ., .,. ' .;. •C 1tc:Ljfs . • , � .... .,,I � ii ,. '' ,. - _ii, ' • '' '' ' . - I , • ' ' ,\, ·-r�• '• ,. .. " • ' . �---·-·-·-·-·--10-D.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April JS, 1960 WANT ADS I • CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE lll!RULTS RATES M l ' . I ftldl ..- word, o,ae Ullfll"L1on.. 111.nimwn cb111e - 60 cents. I � # WIINI fer uiree OOMemtive inaerliom.. lp1·dal - w month hr JO cent.a per word. '·N -nte ., I <Olll< pet' word ,.ill be dlarg,d for a<lvertlBlr,c • • plid willibln 10 ,iliays after receiving bill. tit Ad.YfflU:i.nc - &hou.Jd be reportl'd im�d.Jately. The­ SalD6l will not be reaponaihle for more than one incor- . ! an.. D4lb- " ' GCl 8pe<iol Noll.., oJ Events '1.00. Obituaries et 1 cent per wont. � � I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. a. 60c UOc $1 .30 '4.l!O IO 60c $1.20 fl.80 '8-00 711c $1.:MI '2.21 $7 .l!O · ,Alli Nllh.t b)' 10 A.M. will. be ,n that day s paper. , ,roans ■ '' --------- PHON E WY-2-11 57 'W 1 9 1 For Sole , ...... M. ,.." ...- PIANOS FOR SALE 2 nice reronditloned pianos with ..,_.._, hasur■nce Nltlon­ bench. Priced to sell. Free de­ lli�..., IWML livery. Call Rutland SH2-481 1 P PH,.,- W·Y 2,,216' Afler 5 p .m. Call SH2-4034. 4- 12-Stc 2 29 tfc DO YOU PAV CITY PRICEs FOR used farm machiner)' when I can lift you up to 60% . I give ,_, .a bonu1 On ,verythin1 l aell by -_ _LE YRO IIM T VB Be1alr. • dr. takln&: off on the cost. Prices Air _ �fOnditioned. .Power taken from local and Columbus ltejnaa: ana brakes, Spotle11S. papen: ,14111:lstaettnar's, Pomeroy, My Prlce City Price Bonus ' 4 13 6tc Ford: , Cltid ClaM UIN Can 11146 1375.00 $375.00 $100.00 1948 $475.00 $593.00 $120.00 keo ■nd -• 1951 $575.00 $700.00 $125.00 POLITAN MOTDU J, D. A. laot Mohl II, 1 94• ..,..eny, Ohio 1325.00 $MO.DO $225.00 1 946 $4,25.00 $880.00 $225.00 1• ";i:DCURY 2 dr. �an. Mer• 19,1 s1�.oo $250.oo s 95.oo e,+_t!c, Clean car Inside and 7 Farmalle $100.00-$300.00 out. ,'995. Blaettnar's, Pomel'oy. VAC $1�.00---$280,00 , ts etc 32 CHe Averys $100.00-----$200.00, Moline "U" with 3 bottom .plow 1111: 0� 118, 2 DOOR HT, ·11.& H foot disc. 4 row cultl\'alOrs, , 8 WIW, fu11 power. Brown and ro w corn planter $650.00. Wh1ki with curtom 1tlrt1. �-· Oliver Super IJ!5 Tractor with ��·- jonaider lft)' trade, ,l'llone hea\'Y duty loader and beck ...., SPnice U2112, hoe cost $6800.00 my price ' 4 ,, 6tp $2200.00. Ford plows $30.00--$50.00 . VI FAJIU,ANf! 2 d r. Pull plows 1·2-3 bottom $20.00 · •· f795. tUaettnar's, to $80.00 "4 JB 6tc Dlsc, 0-6-7-8 foot '2!5.00 to .· Lll'I' 210 2 dr. 107 .... $80.00Afln(,.,..r.)' special. Blliettnar's, Corn planters 2·4 row $20.0() to P , f' . 00. 4 -�3 61c 1150.00 . ;tl? � 4 row pickup corn plAnter fine condition new cOlt $640.00 price $150.00. Baiera: A. C. $295.00; JD-PTO T 7,_ ;;tii;"ft<l �R __ _ J.DS. __W __ I L_ L I\O $95.00; Ford $350.00; N. H. 77 bprr io.10, Portl.11t1d $200.-l!O.OO; Int. 001' $200; • I I Jtp Cllllo. Int 45T $.1'75.0()--$47!U)0; Rakes by the dozens $36.00 to $1M>.OO 87 AOIIE FARM, 1 2 ACRES BOT· Combines AC and Ford $1M>.00 paetutt, water, �letlrlcUy, to $21i0.00; New Johnson poul­ 40 l'IWlerals, Umber. $2800. Bill try picker, city price $300.00 Cduft, Rlcihe, Ohio. my price $75.00. This . paper (41 13, fllp doesn't hBYe enough epace to -· tirlnt all the thing11 I have to ROOTS. OLD VICT JJ. J believe l can save you JA pnd Canadian Red- Guat enty on bulk milk tank11. J � le pow, 2k uch. Second don't Hell the best equipment ,_,. eut frorn School hou11e mlne i& identical with city In lyrweue. WI\Uam H. Holmes. equlpment. The onlY difference 4 4 tk l1 the price. BILL GOODWIN .. "" ,,.., Wllknvllle �1 : 7t;11111 ....i ,... _ , l �f° ·· P.· Soles fi I 9 1 l=or So le - lit1:: tfl,oo. . a>• RHUSijui CHROME rOLOl.'.'IG TYPE Wheel chair. Call WV 2-2821. 4 11 3lc FINE SELECTION OF ARTIFl­ rial flnlA'E'r for Easter. Cliffs Shoe ReJ);llr, M iddleport. 4-12-31 p LONDON UPI - tn claimingMt. Everest for itR very own, Red China appears to have entered a new phase of its cru!Ulde for :Marxi!l[Jlilllak.ing a Communist out Qf the abominable snow man. Of course, the legendary nun­ beast of the J.iimalayas the Y.e li as natives know him-will have to be found befoi:e he can be con­ v-erted. Capitalists have IM:!en seal'thlng_ in vain ever since his footprints first were sig�ted by Western eyes 72 years ago. The Yeti may not .have bePn Mao Tee-lung's primary objective when he started the tiny kingdom of Nepal with his demands for Everest and other Himalayan areas. But he could have been one of the things on Peiping's -mind. For Chinese anthropolo,cists, Uke some Western onet, believe that the abominable snowman may exist. And if he does, they think he ,probably crossed into the Himalayas from China. Finds, H"lt Tooth Thereby hangs a fasclnating . ·1 I scientific tale. In 1939 Dr. G. H. R. von Koientfs­ wald of HoUand was examining "dragons bones" sold for medici­ nal p urpos_es In a Chine1e · ftl.lg store in Hong Kong. He foutid among the foesila a hu,e tooth whlch must have come from 1 lall ape or man-ape of monstrous ,ro­ portion1. He named the prehistoric IPOS­ sessor of the tooth" &itantoplthe­ CUli" - the giant ape •· ·and othel' scientists estimated that when he stalked the earth about half a mil­ lion years ago he must have been 12 feet tan. M01949 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1orcycle 74. Newly recondition­ rd motor. Contacl Harry Roush, Clifton, W. Va. SP3-5238. 4-12-fitp HAVING LOST MV HUSBAND, I will sell the following personal propert)' at auction at my h.oml:!, one mile N. E. of Racine, Ohio on Oak Grove Road, April 160,, 12: 30 P. M . : Tractor , di�, iron wheel wagon, manute spreader, hone drawn disc, plows, cultivatots 11nd other . farm tools, 28 inch saw with rnandiel, 8 · hives of bees and a lot of bee equipment, berry box­ es a"d crates, coal brooder, kerosene brooder, Baby Grand piano, mandolin, chairs, di111hes, vases, some very old ones, iron kettles, atone j11rs, picture frames, cuckoo clock, 2 other clock11, antiqque bed and mar­ !>le top dresser, cord bed, In aian relics, Civil War relics, 2 1tove pipe hats, spinning wheel complete fishing equipment and many other articles not listed. A number of these articles are very old and unusual. Term of sale: Caah Not Responsible for AccidenlA Mrs. Norman J. Theiss Owner. Sale conducted by .Bradford Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Manager Critt Bradford, Auctioneer. 4-9'5tc ( 9o ) Morine Suppl ie5 Chir ese anthropologlstl bectune USID BOATS AND MOTOR• $115 anO u whll• they IHt. Mltro­ lnten.tJly interested in Jlrantopi• polltan MMors. 600 E. Main All YOU RUN -N AT THI .,.• Pomeror. Phone WY..2-1810. hffl1f 0... your IOUI MN .... 1 1-24-tfc lne? Best Witrk. LowNI Prh:et. RACINI SHOI Ill.VICI IHOP RACINI, OHIO. AP.All'l'MENTS - Funu1bed and GRAVELY TUCTOI SAi.if AND unfurnilhed. Mcllla,ten, Middle­ S."lce. 512 I. Main, ,_..,..., port, Phone WY-2-5286. 2·3-11 Phone WY2•2'15, O• .,N t p, m. until Jwrte 1. S.l•INm H1ro14 a.,.,,.rt, I-IN., 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 Ohio. Phone Coolvllle U,,. room ,aparlment.1. A. N. Bengel, 8-19-tfc Phone WY2-3272. l 1·2•tfe 4 ROOM HOUSE, 1 1 1 PEARL ST. INSPECTIONS. PHONE a!So for sale, 1 849 ½ ton Chev• FREE WY2-2774. Gtlrnore Supply rolet Pickup $250. Jnqulrc Clayton Store. Vaughan Pest Control Bolyard, Ash st., Middle-port. Co., St. Mary's, W. Va. Mem• Ip I I 8 4 _ _______ _ her or National Pest Control &-9-tfc Association. DE:LUXE 4 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS unfurni�hcd apartment. Nitely 1 furnished 2 bedroom 2nd floor LAWN . MOWERS SHARPENED, 1aaoh ne mot�ra repaired, maapartment. Middl eport wy2. chlne saw flhng. Ernest 4 Le­ 3874. ,4·. 12.81P wis, 48 North Thlrd St., Middle­ port, 0. Phone WY2-2368. "12.lte... .----� ..,..:, ANYONE WHO WANTS THEIR gardens plowed In Middleport or nearby Call WY2 ·!M47, 4·12•3tc. ( 1 4) For Rent -- --- Experlen ___ ' RADIATO R AucT,oN sAL On Saturday AprlJ HI, 1960, beglnnln• ,1 12,30 p. m . .t my farm midway between Tuppen Plalns aftd Chester, 1 mile south 1--1"1!1 of Ht. 7, J wlH sell ,11t auction the followln1: 1 Moline Corn Picker, 1 llayrath all purpose Ele\lltor 12 rt, 1-8 ft. 20 In. John Deere Disc, 1 Two Bottom Mollne Breaking Plow on rubher, 1 Power take-olf Moline H.1y Rake, I Oliver Manure We repair a ll types of radlSpreader, I 1946 Dodge 1 1-2 T. &tors , from heater cores to Trucl::, 1 Cultipacker t Moline 2-row JJt(!k up corn planter, 1 the largest truck or tractor John Deere Sub. Soller, I 5 Ton radiator. Tractor Wa1on, 1 Comfort Tractor Sprayer, 1 Joint each 8 I in. and 1 2 In. Cuing, I Wheel . Barrow Sprf!yer, 2 1-2 HP Elec, lrlci Motor,. 1 Record Playel', 1 Pomeroy, O]tlo Oouolt lttdlo, 1 Port able Ra• dto, Lot of ■mall fann tools and • I O. MCICOY othll' llem1 too nuqatrous to A\CTIONIII mtntion, Not rt11ponllble for ac• 10"'9 2, Lq lottellb � otden . O�: BTANLIY GIBBS .ml CONDITIONING, REFIIIGEIIAll<t-.1 L O. lloCoJ. •!Ion ■ervice. Jock'• llelrtaera, tlon, New Haven. Pbon, '111 ...., . 8-28-tl WINDOW ILlll!lll ANII SHAil� :iasa1 V�IIUI � . all l!Hi 'ond Ml,IILLII l'\IINAC••• WIITINDcolon. ,... ......1',. Dole HOUII .,,1 1...... APMld .... WiHol .....JIIY"&III Uaion A ve., -., 1yr,c- Olllo. ,_ Oblo. �-- �-�1-IM!c 8+80tc -� RE PA I R BI Q•ttna r $ Call Diet SteneH Before 9:30 A,M . Mlddlep,ort WY-N6ff Pomeroy WY•2419S K:AUTZ PIID ITOI.I At ChNter Yvllon 5-2141 HAMILL IIIYICI ITATION lefont tiOO AMAINn, aap hery Day 8enlce -CLIL4"" •-• Wie • TV 1•1M1lr ._.._ '"""' WV442SS "�• Oh... Ins•'"' •--• c.vu_•=== :-"-,,'=..,.-=---= ..,,==�============""'�"' ,. �,-iw, 01i1e • V&II '9 •NDJ , • . .,_ ,,.. ', • • ··- · •�-·-.. ,..:;:,--:,':'! � IJl\14 I, ,!J4. r =1,�•;-:�::1; r t,:-0 ' • D•tloll l'l.i'i ,-, ii;. 1'• •1,&.a �f. . ◄ 11 • -II ll(, •• C . , A. T.,. - 'lll:LII\VISION RADIO AND SMALL ON SET. tppUance repair, Phone 0111 JlcCllnt..t, Racine, Ohio. o!':'-�;.�� ll-1·11• ---------� "'6-f.ltc .,,.., -v�.., • vFOR THE BEST ROOFING SER, av.n,.... 8T� QUANI• vlcea, roof repaira, rooflna:, roof - � t palntlna ean III Bm Wy•tt ••d � � al Georce St.at., Pbnne WY2·2871 •• ll'rO<t 8-lltll oolloet oiler Pulneroy, Ohio. 6-7-etp 6-Nlc f •. •· OU II IIUILT IOT(.HEN D» �, •: -1:: T A9 010\JND. l!IIAR NJ;W ed for . •our bnnto r,,,, . .., = . Ha,en. Tile bloot bani, dr Oled ,te■. h.oman ••4 Ab - i� well Ind prden, �- for 2 Pb... WY • •-1. � I - ot ,aore. - ;lne Um• NI.. plaee Jo, --•ae or RLIVl l(ON ,IIAIIIO AND IMM,L ,,-J,. c.l l •• triller. c1_. to •�- Priced C l'UIOlllille, Phone TIJrner 2loo, •14 N. - �..._ • (4) 13, 3tc [ SJIO'NIW 111..... • • Ht AUCT(ONIIII -Nlll!IIIIIJ �I ay , April Sile b4 ll tC C :.-J � ., • 11,jij ... ,u ha\'O ... ' ry, tool, .. Cll� ADPORD, ...1... oi. 1nd • I t. Lunch _ �11 L. linoll , _ w · 110\11; CMII• BDICII Bl/1'.DUi, ' , "" ·, Gode S " k 1m 'oin N Form'� otET H1rolll Goddard, A.uctloneer · ��• � .._. V1"31 "betlot il'looll laid. H�• !3, at< repaln 01 deacrtplloaa. t-U 1 G ae, Olalo. lllal v, Mt.i uy REALLY DRESSES. - J 14 1k ---,plurae 1n o dreu lor the 10,m1 mill. I month to 14 Bl1LLDOZER SERVICES. AVAll, ABLE by hour o, Jo�. Contact: yeon. We hove the lovelleat l(alon City 8P "7711. Dolwon yet. '!'he Shoe Box, lliddlere,i:t, • lllp o. 6-ll'Gle lloberta. \ --r. � ��1 1, 11 2: · ':r'..�� :r.u "' E -+--.--�-------,- w: _Ila..,.,.. ' held �\i:· ._!itft1;.9:.� �,,. w� ... 11 <•i :=::::=:::= ====== ;::: WTElt r.,::,:i. ' 4;:;,..,: 4lf ----- 'c:;J --- au u ('>r... , BAiiis-SDlPSON INSl!ll..-..NQI Ac:en,... llldcl leport. J'irt, AQ. ID, mobile, Bonda. Phone WY♦ -� ---�- - _ OOMPL£'111 IN&UllAIICII tectloe, Life, A1lo, rtn, Call-! 'DOIi•' 111111. lllddle..._ OhM, •1 . :J!_ • DOif lfflm " ' '· .. . , . , ,,, �-r• =:::=========:::ffl L-• ... -• WY-NN1 M1•1p1,t (21 ) Real !:state FOB SALB: J'IW 801181 wttll IIIV.. Ni.. 1-tlon. lleltla ll!IOd. 111 i:.o;,1111 St., Pomoro1. 8 l �P FOIi • u • Ill ,..AR ;: to I .;. q,pmilmollly 1 acre I• ■nt · ...ii 11 mll■1 . ,11 �4 llom on lltllo Roull lllqulrt Pfl•. wn. llro. - • I� ,. 3 iooli en. Ila _. ,...., :,utll l'o.,..,ll., ffi:: ' Recii Estote ) .,..._______ ___ FARII ...... SALE 79 ACRES a ·· '·"""" 'b Q\119, _.,, oeII u ond omdl.... i,ienly o1 waw, put-. eoal mined or ■ ...Prl<o '3000, $l ,OOO d-., payment■ on bdance. Loclted 1 Dexter. Wlltemlle ....... 6-!2-<ltp v ll ( 2, IM• MarbJe Tourney In Mason Connty Opens In 11:pri} ne .l 'lb An.DUi uo n ird l M n Co nJ ty Marble. Tournament w U be spomored this ye,ir bt' the Point PleJ!flhI ""-mber O1 ...,_ .-,mmerce and the Peint Pleaa�nt Beclater. '12M tournament wUl officially 9PCtn tbi.a month •nd iall boya In the 5th •nd 8th trades are ellli• bl• to w,Ucipale, IL g \ Hudaall. Chamber of Comm,erce Recreation c.ommtttee Ch.llrman, ,announced that .all el�tar)' .ehoola will be aent inwJ.tatjon-' today to participate in this event and each parUc�ling .11chooJ wUI conduct ltl own to(lrn.mitRt to detennine Jta charn• pion, �•t dhampion 'Will com .,..,. in the county finala in Point Pleasant durlrtg the i11econd week of M·■)', Prizes -and .award, will be given lo 1 lhe school champion by the Merchants Division of the Cltamber of Comn\erce . . A Jarge trophy will be awarded to the County Cham pion by the newspaper. ~- -•e 111e Seeond Annual Tounlament held l&at Je-ar, aaw 16 of the � schools partldpaUns ,\tl lJli Jlnry Junior Stover of Central Grade School, Pl. Pleasant winner of the County. Further details of this event will be · announced 1t a 1-ater date, Mr. 11.nd- M"'. Nelson 1t9ush and .... ol New Hoven called on Mr. an·d Mtt. Hart)' Jobnion sutlday. Mr. and Mtl. F'reeman John,on -entertained a aroup of boys In honor of the birthday of their son, Chuckle, Stt�q aftemoon. ke .cream, cake and j;op waa aervtd to oeorsle and BenlU' Joht110n, Arn• old ,lohnaon, . Chrla Keatna and Randy Lee Lewis. . Vilittns Rev. Un. ijanlon were llr1. C. E. . ltr and chlldren, Jq,:-,_�, baron, of Bl.oomJnl(ton, ¥d,."1ff)v. and Mn. ICellh Hanlon �¥.d famny, Ca(l'o, v,. Sundt)' ,nemoon VJliton · wen Mr. · aw , and Mr,. l,ewla lt!He ,Ind f lira. Emi>r, D1W10n anc ehlldren, tt.tty • llld J'9;ne-, Partuabllf'I. ... ud Kn: Luther Tueller and faml1)' 1pent the weell end in Toled, vilhlni rel1tlw1, Mr. iftd Mn. Otcar HenfY vl1U. td llr. · and .Mn. Clarence Newell, Chelhlre, SIUIIIIII', .Kr. ond ltt,, Don Quiaenbtrry weNI SunclQ dinner llileota ol . llr and 11h. Oteu Hem,. Leona wamole, aod Pat Brown ol lholllll\Oil •llllt4 JI,, •nd · --· 8:!ton •Blob S.l•td11 and Sun:,1.,_ t;" w. Planp to enter the 1')ondlke Dertiy· jlt the · M•lp County Fair• ro'41nd, on April 29, SO and Mey , 1 were made by Boy Scouf Troo� 25i 3 or Muon al a regular meet:1 in11: in the city bulldlne. , ritnifs: Mi� Turner A,varded Album In Junior Cook Competition dollar!! this week as the ·Captains, '!is1 Ann Spropae and Alice Groser, spurred' their teammates to ctlon.· The tlrls 11re sawiQi 'penlea to plll'Chue small equ'tpmeht eeded 4n tbe home economics epartment. flle losing team will 1ave ._ J&ft¥ fvr tbe winners in 4ay. � fl1pter donated $25.00 , o the St11.dent Council iurchaie palqt for the upper ball tf tbe · ht,11�.chool building, . . e girls will begin . Next_ � Ill •reparm1, .� UI:� open house and to be g:lv�n May 1p�lng ,� � ) m t_he <hlah tehool auditorium Jt 8 • p.m . ---- �IJ'••'!""' tr•~ FOR 11.u.E IIO'cisE IN POMEROY 7 �. '111,b, krp lot, cloae to new 11Cbool loeotlon, ,., hnt oau WYN'IOI. .. ,_ lliclliH Toa BIRTH ANNOUNCln Mr. and Mrs. ,Dallas C�dle of Mason are announcing the blrill ol a seven POI.Ind. 11e:ven ounce. dauihter on Saturday at the Hober Ho1:p.ltal. ,.... _.!l i •wnhl•. , iir, ..:t 1111· ,.. :!f'ai'.•IIR'lrl �ie .. ' '' ' iJII• ,., .. ii,n� . . ... " ,.,a:; . on ·� •-k ' . ,:ill , Ii I • I. ! I " I !' j I i i . ' .... ' ' JEWELER S' �IOQQ ,, SMILE . . ;i -�. __., •�tea In· ' . I . -.� .. l .... . .. I ' I • 'l Pomeroy ) � ' . lloo . . . ·, , ,I "'1• 1.Dlftft� J3 - ThUrsdIf 1 Th,.... l!rilolf •. , 1:118 � OJI . . f:00 !\ilo■t si., f:11 lim · t, Wiotlier 1:30 lm• 1 ' , , 7:00 linuful' Parl:7 9:ao N , eli■ •� ""'11� ,>• ,'36 :,.,· , ( I' � . I ' J',rq_ N'e,n ' . ' ! IO;IIII Co1m '1'1111•· 10,a. lltiao Jhop 10:D Jlilrttlq Devo1to1i1 .l� on lhe Town 11'11111 • CounlfY aoe Down I 12:30 1,30 I :1!5 S,00 3� 3,3(1 3,� ,,so , f:.IO 1:11(1 1,10 11 8:'41 8:00 a, •�'! !loon Nm , . ,;, •�"'!,P.0- VIIIT I ' """°"'' UT..:tl ' · , · .n ', �'TV -C. • hGftft8I 13· · Mlnllw a..-., ,; . 1'MPO Daily Program Sehedule · llain · The Bencl's I· ••to • .cilJ uut • \< • -=· w · 1 11,ao December. Bride -J,2:00 Love of Lite . , f2:30 Search for Tomorrow ,:oo £The l'lghtff DQ 12,45 The �ll}na Li1ht · ; , ' t::- ut . 1.00 Living in W. Va. f:30 Edg Ni1lt 1 : 15 Neiahbors , - •� • 1 1:00 ,The Tti��-� As the World Turn■ 1:30 1 · 1:30 Th: ie ot ftll8y · · 2:00 For iBetter or Worse 2:30 Bouse ::."arty ur J $mlth-NewJ 1:00 Ft 3:00 The Millionaire &:l k at the Weather 3:30 Verdict Is Youn � } ::;-� �B,ivlia-� ., ow 1:00 The Brighter Day ;Amo,°"n' ,(il 4;15 . . ne s,cret ,1o1111 ___, __f:1;19 Blgbway 'Pi I 4:8/.)'. :....'ffie E!dge Of \Nigbt &:"00 "nle Three St.ooges ., " 7:tQ t4t�·.q111t ,'; 5:30 The Life of Rlley 8:30- :Mei' Dito Spac!fi. �8:00 Arthur J. Smith---.Nen 9:00 . The Mlllionaire 6: t:i A Look at the Weather D:30 rve G9t A Secret 1 �:20 Jule " Rivlin Show 10:00 Arinstroog Clrcle Theater � tl:30 Amos 'o Andy U� 11 o�oek N--■• . . 7:00 U. S. Marshall 11:10 I the Wflther Lock Up V.30 . U:16 . -� •�. \" !"t'' � · l;OO Betty Hutton Sbo• t:30 , " 8:30 Johnny Ringo ,J lcOO Zane G,,y Tl>eotre . , D:30 Shotgun Slade · , 1,00 CBt Ne'li■ •; 10:W Revlon Preaenta 8:UJ Capt,Jn Kin,proo · !l:00 New, 9:00 C�tbon , Theater ll:15 A Loot at the Weather t0:00 'ftle Jte4, Rowe Show 1 1 ,1a Theater 13 10,ao on the Go lf·30 Sl&n OU •1,00 I l"1vi, � •. . ,\.· ,• . l · · •· �· �-· f ,... L. �,ii-i.-.., , :l:tu '!'!l•�cr•i, si,pn Hour 9 to I - Than. •l'4t-Nooa Phone wY !-117 l 111 ·1. St. ■: 8 .1.,· ...__ ' 1·3 .ilr-.Ji,......... · • t.1111.,.. , ' ·, ..,. .. , t"c.n.peI Cl,�-� • - ••�J ,'?ll I j 1,oriitta Young•Show Y•IIN � ne � ,These ootl· � Cci edy Playhouse Adventure 'nl,eater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preltoo· F1att & Scrugc1 Show Weatherca1t N,'WS Pictuff" Huntley Brinkrtr Report Whirlybird, Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Producer'• Cholu Baehelor Father Ford Show You BeL Yuur Life Tlke A Good �t New1 Headline, Weathercast Jack Paar Show ·=----------- ' .:r�. �::-- K/a� C\ tid•vletli'• Qe,r�... rran� ,,oo .. ' . ,. . , . � . • 'T · _.: 5,00 1,30 6,00 B,211 6,30 6:i5 1,00 7,30 6,00 e,30 9,00 9,30 10,00 10:30 11,00 11,10 11 ,18 Dough Re Ml Play Your Htli\dl Price Tl �ght Conc-.t,a1,i.on � or �u.ences It C--W III Y6u 1:30 I Married Joan 911 · 1 -, !2:00 RP1Li.e11 Oun 11;� Love That Bob 4:00 American Bandstand 1:-00 �• Facea Fli(U ,,Friend Jfy 1:30, 1,so M<idl, Beat San 2:00 nay in Court : 2:30 Gale Stonn Show :,.: :.::rh=llll--:3:00 iBeat the ClO!.:L. 9:41 John ·Daly NeWI S:30 Who Do You Trust · '1:-00· tour Juat Men 4 :00 American Bandatand '1:30 Brave Stallion 5:30 .nocl[J all(I His Friend• 8:00, . Music for a Spring Night 1:00 San Francleeo Beat e �8: • an d Harri tt 1 B·.IO Yout EHo RepDrter an Eye ' t: :• if■ .. . • ,n eatherman v:10:00- WedneNly Nt&ht Fllbtl Par•� '. · · '• l0:43 · 0 John DalJ New• · � � t r �tht· ;, 30 � Ca)IJon • · 11:�· , Sk,orta ilteffit ·l;r � oo Donna Rted U:20 .Late ·ShoW ,;.J�:i ·e:ao Tbe Ant lf�ys · \2�·· 'Sip Off · t;OO P•t Boo!!'.,_ �• lea �;.i..J_. lo 1� �: :J: �liD _ , .•:1111 ft '-""�!111"' ••--� . ."'•r ll:OO l<e"' �hi , m r 8 S� th• We,tller '9 • �!:, _{I1'!'5 ,,0 • _Sport, Report �• lei& Lato Sho" 11:25 . o"e . .i a- UN ,_,. : llll..i,$2.n· . ■; - �.A.•�- IIHalfit • E. � St. • WC H r.l .-v .......me1 w- ■1· 1¼ . 'CUff ·t!JNKS ·AND TIE·CU1P '' SETS ,_ •·; S:11() ,,oo • .-0,!}, 10,00 ·�,30 11:00 11,ao 12,00 12,30 i,oo I:10 2:11() 3:00 Chanael 3 � Thursday fptldll'tlolg_a,ement Serl81... • Come9)' Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Quick I>n1r McGr1w .Music In the Roun4 The· Jin, TL.uke, Sha. We:.theteall News Plctur. Huntley Brlnlt:ley Berort lt{anhunt tfpgon Train Pries? Is Right hrTy Como Sbow '. This is Your Life Tombstone Territory Newa Headline, WHtbercalt 'the Jack Paar Sbow &Ian Off t\:45 Sign On 6,00 Continental Claas!'oom Today 9,00 Katie Doonan Show 9,30 Topper I ,, ·e1111onten up ·or slop for I Hffle "' g Nlfl:le• '"'day Mt. -.,i --. 'J'#tii , !lr'l:'.P.111 l I I like nolblnf helter �•�· � , 'llra, Jofti Cihon •nd thlldren wore Sunby ■ltemoon aueata of Sdlli!I I I . . 1,411 7,00 7,30 e,so 9,1111 10,00 10,so 11,00 11,1, 11,11 1:00 ·ten oul flnmclal llllllet . , �l!l' MASON p£i1SONr -'-LS . ,litl. • • ■ . 'ill, �ll!e "'¥ el ,.,._ � j I 1 lND A f ·nl:�.,.. � '!__, wnu.., · T!Ii'!l':li:"' .;i'. , or . Approximatflly 100 i.tlon. memtiers of Ma110n County are ex.­ peeled to attend the Pbu,rth . Dis� trlet American Legion conwen­ tion to be held in Point Pleasant on AprU 24th. The convention which 11 to be held at the Point Pleasant Legion Home will start at 9 a, m. with registration. A dinner Ill to be sen·ed by the auxlllary at noon. Ne w officers for the dl.1trlct will be elected at the meetitl.g. The district has· ·15 poatl. , t. � weW• I ))ave Legion Members ?Ian To Attend Legion Meeti� OIHO VALi.iV LIVIITOCK !hll1")11. Clj,fo, AtN'II t, lltO lo 220 lbs 18 t , ROOS..1'13 18.l!O Llll\1 111 19 lf,I\O ,Fat Sowa 12 lo IG Sta.a 12 lo 1' lloan 8 lo 1' SOW. 4, Pip 80 to 100 Shnats 7 lo 16. CAntE- •Stoen 18 to 24.110; JJ•llen,. iy lo M; llaby Jleef ao lo 24; ' l'al O,W, It lo 10; CalUlel'I 12 lo 14; Bullt- 11 lo II llllt CoWI 100 to 200. VE6L GAL� - Topo I0,110 SeOOlllll llll W JIG; •odium IO lo 218; Com. 6 R¥1, , ll) lo 10; CUii, a. lo 20. ' S HEEP - het & Lms 8 to IS: Stock $Wet 4..i\r'l.-o; Fat Sheep 4 to 10; Cull, 1 to, I\: Bucl::t to 8; Fat ·• -i Weiher■ a,10 ,B,. ll LA,iBS - 'l'opa 21.80; Setondo 16 to · ZO; Lllht wt, 1' to 16; Com­ mon 13 to ' 14J,T £R ��ories '° . . · · ' \ · ,' � -t!a� Market Report I /� ,a,, Mh1 Brenda Tumer, daughter of ?h. a11d "¥r1. W1)'ne Turner ftutland, Ohio was awarded a re eord ..tubu�. thUI past week in th, KrOJ�'WestJ,ni�ouae Junior Cook of-th,,-Xear Cimtes:t. Her succes: hel,ped her Hotne Economics tea cher, Mr,. J,n Burleson. win 1 Westinlh� tr,n1i1tor radio ani the Home , Economics Departmen· a We11ti (\lho1.1u mb:er. Mi.as Turner and 21 other bomr econom1cs 1Jt\l.denti at Rutland blgt School �bmitted their favorite re clpu last November to theb Home Ec:onomlca teacher who 8 1 slsted t�em 19 they filled out their entry blanks after a lesson 011 recipe maltblg to stimulate Inter• est •nd achievement in c.Teative cookln&, Brendal• recipe was for Apple Pudding, a favol'ite dessert , of her family. Other happeninas in the Rut­ land Home Economics t>epa.rt­ ment last week eelltered around lhe R11tH.ncl F.ff.A, CbapU!r a• they recognlzl!d National Future Homemali:era of America Week. Tueflday .,night 24 Girls accompan:led by thtlr advisor, attended and parttctpale(I In the Dlatrlct 5outh 3 B.F.H.A. Meeting at Raclne. Mias Osa 1'urn&r, diJtrlct president, who Is a junior in Home Economics at Rutlt:nd pte�ided. Next year Rut­ land will have the dlatrict recrealion le!lder. · The l\titland chapter of F. H. A. preaellted a skit, "Careei-s in Home Econor:aka," and an autobiography pencil and ,paper &.ame for their part in I.he program. The girls I alltO prepared a .1pecial . �uUetin board on Home liconomica Career, and had a aectioft devoted to clippings telling ibow other ch&iPters in Ohlo were reCOgnlzlng National FHA -Weelt. Tht Rutlund Cb.Qter'a F. H. A. Penny �aui scaled aeveral m re I I -8,n». . e,oo 11:15 I !II ,,sc ,1 ' k1W CM� ILIA-What probably Will· , be !:lie tut. -1.d tar life -by couvtct-«uthor Caryl Cheamao 1tjD i. llllel(I en .. o< a �tt.rre tUt he wu convtcted dellbera · iD Bin �. i.etJury, UJ• attorne.y .George T. Davia (I otaqo. Davia be oow baa evidence tm to ve Chlllmap · WU- QOt the ''fted L\ght Bandit." Be ..ad ace pMve1 - •tu auppreaskm ot tertal evtdenoi - · Cheaiimun �ocuce." At tnVe1Uptor W� ·Ltnhart. wi;.o Ullilted ID obt&l.h1ng thll new , . . f:00 t,SO 1:00 1:30 \\ Sroutmaater Donald Cook , was present for tlle meeting and pre­1 sided. Reet.1tration 'fees w�re sub­ miUed by 'thole who expect to \ itlenp- Oamp, AG-owhead this sum• mer. ' A 8o4� -of Review was held for bp1(o!1'ho· <hive COIJlpleted re­ quiremeiiU lor merit awards. They �.; l!<il,ert JohJlson and Latty Eacll has completed requirena�iib fl.r four merit bad­ ,.,. •�� be •warde d the bad• &es 'a.W''� Honor I<> be held '111:· t?Je f\eff future. All� Wtrf those na1ned a.�ye t.@11�LelNJ.d SlT(ith, Shelby Par:roqj_..:s_· andall i:;.ibbs, Gary GlbbJ,· \-� ll'Iea Anderson, Joe Na­ Jle, Ml '(&eam�•• llobert Grimm OtorlN ' ,ii . iifl. ind Jorry Boggs. Maternjl , 1r1ndmother is Mrs. Martha Smith ' of Pt." Pleasant while , paJfr.'Jll . . p-fndparenta are Mr. and � , Cl�n Cadle of Leon . . two sons, Ste­ The Ca� phe_n ind·&,o\t• TEL EVI SIO N GU IDE WSAZ.TV Cha nnel 3 Cheanal 3 - Wlllnndar i, 1 o end daulllttff b• ft! aueru her parellti. Mr. aM Jilri. Corl Lenbun ln\l ion, Pl, Pleuant. XI', ond Mra. WIiiie McKinney of � vllllod Sunclq afternoon with· Mr. iuid Mn. Joaepll U1h end tamU,. Vl■ltlnf over I .. with Gd Mr. ond lfi;. 1■-11, - � �- •111i. ond • .f/A• ' ' -t•t ilune ot . 11 L.fl�":._ 'C a ' low •.,. · and I' .,_ ,, . Mn: ·0..M Mr.'oild, ·�h .... . •...1... . 411·· ·,· i. a' patient at family reeenu, ·� lfom tbt ao · , . to a.Jllpolll. Dalla■ Ye11■r op;rtmenta to the Charle■ Novillo pro!lfflJ. 1won l\alpb �t ed on' llr, and 11n. A. P. Nlclt4• Heuy. ■on J'ridq A Collins on lfl', .and -· · lllril, Geo'1fe Bumi att...itll • , meetln1 ol the Gu'doli \11,l' Wllll11111 the .... -t wen 1'1111� ol. � llld . , llonde, evening ot _ ,_ home of llln. E, .\, Sc:haoltll. Dlllih � .llld 111111, llew • "Jlbi r iilll ftn ft!-'• ,Ht . and Jin. , , re ·•Ill• (it tlll"lli· itthi., "'9ha,, , neadlll' UHi pent the d ■hop"' . n ■ ""· · ay ad mlll 1 ..,.-., '1110 Goodwlll Clo• mel 11n. ;.,. _,_ ot·, lftl"J' - � � q1lllltild II� ... illll - .-� :AI ·• ,t --,. Pl•11'1 -.,.. ·Luclll rt- La.,... uwt■• Clara� � � . �.• 1',:'i llal l, • lrelt_O JUIIII and ' I . . "� . ': • ' ' ' . .. \_ , Ille lll■ko liat waet, Uoyd Wdllam■ and Pbyl QUI&;, �. ..:f ,i■lt , , . lo :11'•1NI...... D, '11'1111,jp ..i toi,, anJ 11r1, Jeff. 1111'1. WUU1m1 IDd aon .,. t111111d hen with them for I , _, UI n Ill', .... 11ra. -!! nle KI I... ..W oJM!· ■oil, ,.,., pj· Pl� e■lled on JI,, and, ltto. Sllwart l'rldey eren!Jll.. ... ... � Jim ltolllillan C� ol 114illopott ■pet lu� with llr. ind 11n. pq,\ Nlebn!NI. llr. and 111'1. 11,ct ·s1ewar1 �Odlll llanley at llip· ed on D�ily Sentin el , Pomeroy-Midd leport , O. , April 13 , 1960- 1 1 Mason Seouts Plau. l'o Enter Kiondi� Duby A::�'!_I .. , Ml�� �hw� �li= :'.;.it•� � t'1:::t 5- and i. Mr. and Mr■• Calvin McDonl l of Pojtll • \. Ylllted 'lffl, 'FII\, �- sou•• therus and one of tht!m . Dr. Pei­ Wen ·cllung or the Chinese Acade­ my of -Sciences found more of bis teeth-three times the site of bu­ man teerh - tn ICwangsl Prov ince. ShJ Giant Prlm-etff Afler a study of all the evl­ denre a French ex.pert, Bernard Heuvelmana, offered the theory that the Yeti is a "shy survivor-" of t hese giant primates. Mou peopA• .,. Inclined to r.gard tM snowmen •• a s.:lence fiction figure. But not the Com­ munl1ts. Ruula ha, fu1t scou,..d th• P•mlr Mountain■ for months in an uniucc:auful Mllrch • "thus narrowln1 th• bN•t'• pos11H,•• habitat to almost euctly th• arq clalmacl ,rom Nep,I by China, And quite a few Westerners be· lieve "there is someihin&: u,p there"•notably F;:verest C'lin:tber Eric Shipton who photographed Yeti footprints and Sir John Hunt, who led the conquest of the world's highest moutaln. Sir Edmund HIiiary, who actual­ ly climbe.d the 29,028 foot peak with the Sherpa, Tensing Norkay, Is forming an expedition desi&ned to look for the abominable snow­ man in the Everest area in Sept• ember. If the Red Chinese don't repat­ riate hlm first. Clifton Spciety News ■ ' . ., •• Red China Has Ownership Eye Mystery Abominable Snowman FOR SALE (20 - I Business Servi�es .. . . � - Ju,t- For You News Ju,t For You Col\lDC On Pl. Pleaanl Music Go Round . News lluslc Go RoUnd Local News l(n■le Go Round �rte In R<>leW Spol'II 11eor.. The llalld lle,x , Pal Boone Stiow Sundown serenede tho fJr . . . . a,so oo I t,•'!· d,,.. visit wltih Mr. anti lfn, Dr. itdna M��� Bedford,. J!'· A. V. Howell and l\llph Mel<ee 1I dianl, ,an4' MN: Lo\akl Jlcltnl�, their Plum $ttHt home. Thia II a . HOo_var tnd eltlldron, ffll!lieA . lour · 1enmttou-meeuna at the 111 ll0 ' anti Jtiry Eleiftdr 61 l!llll1Ul Howell mldence. amyed . �ndaJ ev111:tna · fcir • IM�. . }..vfii:?l· ·n ' --,.,,-- --,-----,� - - ...,, ,..�.. :;.;f,<!iilioi: Society News Racine ., 1! p���� EKl'E�lliNCf ... . 'I ,. I ;1 ' '' l lo!EAA TELL SOME. t=LATLAND TOURISTER �UN OfF TH' AOAO LAST NIGHT, 511£RlfF' bf Cl e;,.;,;t '!� Akro!�' Mn. Iii•• Sergtant anne, ._�· u· __- '•talized • lJO!jl'D 1 r• -Ith ArJR ound w· -;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====-•, w· J E H :w.. To his many friend, who would like to write hlm or send cards his address A.Sgt. Gary D. Burns, 1511002, cto U. S. Navel Hospital, Ward SA, Besurort, s. C. ' , Sgt., �u�• baa been in the Mar­ ine Corps ib: yeart. He is married and t.Ke falb♦r or two children. He at�td Po�eroy schools before his enllttm.irt. Brings You The 4i Up To The Minute Mason County 4-H N•- ·, 1$fleported NEWS 1-/1 , N�NCY- ·· WI-IAT'S N E W '<' BUl1lt_ will Ge in and out of the hospital for the coming fear for �� .and mUICI& rrafU.!1 ' . I ' L 1-!AllE, TO . HANG· · up N d_w · ''Body In ·Line .,_ Potture Fine" · Uie, 1,8jlf>· health theme, · II beinl �- ,by 4-H club members � o�t Maaon County in AJ>cll. 1 • • al co�bined meeun ,a of the Jp,ve been teheduled. At · Nalona tft movies "Poaturi llili 1 1r' llld "Posture and p.,.. 1 �t)"' � beirq: shown. . ' ,' . . . �ule for the nmaln4,r •• I Tlmes DaUy 10 AM 11:15 AM ' 5:05 PM �- _ b.t ��u�' Bee and ' • ., ..r, Tr�lp-, ---· ·. -; '' ., �; :ii, ,. I Pl-t ill&h Soiwl.J) II, llount.lD Clii,il; #I� '. I Worten at ......_ School; April 21!, Ifill 01111, and V,rn� Star :Du,te.,. at Vemoll Clqbliouse ond Amerlcon Leadtn llld Leon Luckl ,. 11 Leon 011f41 11, 1 . 8chool, . ..., · Chi"'•" . ' , JuPUI at the Otl1 MtCllntock hnme. Mr. 4nd Mn. Bruce WIitshire and Llnd.111, Marmet, W. Va., spent the weekend with hl1 parenb, Mt. lnMllt CHICLE MIITI and Mn. Harry WHbhlre. llra. Emma Salm Wllll hofitN Mr, and M.ra. Henry Cleland or Frida)' evenln, when the Either Pomm)' 1pent Sund.a)' e¥enlng Circle met at her bomei with bJ1 mother, Mn. Heul Cle­ The meeting opened with "Al land. !hf Crou'• and acriplure- John 1 : 1• .lln. EaU Elton moved into t-he 1,t. In the bulineu aeuion MW of• rred Sure propert}', Fourth SI. , flCfl'I were elected. Saturday. Rel.lltlvff belpinl lier 1',e program "Today•• Need for were Mn. Curt.ii John800 and Mn. the 1-!Ptist Miuionaey Tr-,l nin1 Ruth Smith of 01'k Gro.,,e. Clyd., Scho�r WBI presented. Mn. Marie Cl).'de John110n of Columbus, , llr. -,11121 had charge of the Love Gift and Mn. J. P. Sauer of Pt. P1e8S­ ant, W. Va., llr. and Mrt. Stanley prouam "Trea1ure11 tor Chrlst." ' 1'1le hostess 1erved rerreshmenta Dow, Raveuwood1 and \Ir, and to l(n. Una Curtis, Mra. Ura Mor- M�. Darrell Picken,, Chuleaton. , l(r.1. Llvlnla SJmpaon retumed 'l'i.J, Mn. Blanche Watterson, Mra. .na,a Gaul, 'Mrs. Phyllis Martin, Mrs. home after 11,1t:ndln1 the •inte.r in Isabel 'SliQpMm, Mrs. Ethe] Smith, t11Jt Liverpool. Weekend IUHU of • Mn. Edna Pickens, Miss vera Bee- Mrs. Simpeon were her daughter, Mrs. Marion Kni,:hutep and d•u&:h• g:le and Mrs. J.larle Ro111h. ter of Columbu.. YOUTH GaOUfJ IIIIITS Mrs. Helen Younce left Friday to The Junior ·BYF held an EA,ter' part)' in the chur� basement on· visit over Eater with her 80n and Thur,day evenin&:, New officer■ family in Cleveland. elected were Charles Cleland, preiiSundaf a:uestl or Mr.. and Kn. A. ident; David Cole, vice president; C. Bradford were Mr. and Mn. Leo Alice Cleland, secretary; and Joyce Mitchell and children, P•rkersburt, add Mr. and Mn. Hetman Carson Brace, treasurer. Mrs. Gretta SimPtOn fl.nd Mn. Lo- and ehtldrea, Belpre. Mn. Esta EaWn accompanied by vey Sayre aerved refreshments to Mt. and .Mr■. Glen Cartwright and twelve members. wn of Ma.aoo wen Sunday dinner A�ND BAILIY tuns Amoq.c the relatives from out of aueats of Mr. and 'Mn. curti, John,n town 1Uten<ltng the funeral of Mr1. son. ' flunday euests or )t:r. and Ml'I. Kerm�t Bal(ey were idn. Ruth Baile)' and llt. and Mrs. Ralph Batley Roa:er Theiu were llr. and •. (, .1/li, I I of Marion; Mrs. Wandi' Jaeeaud Ite Wiaeman of Oallipolla. Ml� Vera Beetle acoompanl&d,· and. IOII, limmy, Delaware; Bill Jae -,, OOlwnl,us; Mr. and Mra. Bill by Jolr. and lfn. ltobert � . •CD; Mr. ua Mrs. Rex Alter- apent the week end with relatiNes , >(, tii1ibt ud �. and Mrs. Clarence in Akron. Mr. and Mn. Henry Roush apent . A1te,brJc)it, lVoo:ster. SU'W,!' alternoon with . jlll:. M!d aACll!fl PIISONALS. Relatives from Ra.cine attending Mn. Alt�'ur' Rouih, Salem Center. IAo,Dale QDuah, accompanied the funeral of Clyde Watson at Obarle&ton Monday were Mrs.• nard Skien of Portland, spent the Pauline Hart, Owen Watson and weekend with Mr. and Mn. Ra)' Roush, Cinclnnati. John Bentz, Mr. and Kn. Wa,ne Carpenel' ol A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H art, Belpre spent SlturdaY with her M111. Helen Johnaun. . Sunday, April 3, honoring Mn. mdtber, ,. and Mn. � Hirt went to .mr. . Hart on her blrthda)'. Mr. ind Mr,. Earl Hart and Mra. Colu111bus Frid&)'. They Ntui':ned 1\onald Hart were· bUJineas visiton S.turday accompanied by thelt doughier, Mn. Joyce South -,.d In HunUnaton, 11ollday. �'!l!dre .•Jam�}wut b" '�!urned h�ine . n who will vi1lt tor ,ev, 1 1 1n w 1ngton, ,:a., e{"iir,:--!nd Alfred Dunn 40d e :d GW!ltl df Mr. and M:ra. Ralph Mc. •� of Croobville and Mn. ·Dean !Allington visited Kenzie were Mr. ID� Mrs. Carl � of lloelul and dauahter, Debbie, an4 lhcilr .f•ther, Rav. F. I!. IIU'1n, and �alien IQt Friday were Mr. an d • t�lr mother, Mn:. Dw!ln, wbo_ia. 1 palj_ent In Uo11er Hoapltal, Tull\In, Wesley McKent1e; Salem. Mr. and !,!rS. Clyde Croll ond d dof.. . ia'W!ler, Lynn, Coltlmbu,, opent �he weekend with Mn. A. B. cro,, · •·' md Mr .. ••d Mra. Howard _Nefg!e,. M . \!r. Ne1gler was ho!!pltalized at qoi,er Hospital with pn&umonia, S· .oeturning home Monday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hrarry Picken, were Mrs. Pickens' brow ·· , , , 'bet and wife. 1dr. and Mts. Rowan Mr. and Mn. Pau\ Bums of Ma• . lf Frankfort, Indiana. nr. and Mrs. Charles Jividen and eon, W . Va. ' hav� .rec�ived word . �1illdren of Athens spent Sunday that their BOil A-Sid, Gaey D. 1rternoon with his grandmother. BurnaJs-confined jo the U. S. Na• \In, J. F. Jividen and were supper val H°'-Pltal al Beaufort, So uth 1 Carolii1a, , With an injury .to hie • right arm . .- LBurns dropped a gun which he · �xamlning, the blast I.IWn·g tilm" in the arm. A team cifi' fb,w' docton worked five hours to' aave his arm and hand. ' r ' � (. ·�•-••d ,a��·· . , ·V . · .,.... ..... . ,y,·: DINE AT � . . , - ., .,. ' .;. •C 1tc:Ljfs . • , � .... .,,I � ii ,. '' ,. - _ii, ' • '' '' ' . - I , • ' ' ,\, ·-r�• '• ,. .. " • ' . �- - . • "r;-- 4-;., ;,· .. ·- .. ' . "'·· . - - .. - -·· . - . 111 f';;p,Wr·nh11111 Ltt 11.Ud 1£211 2 11 1 . - . .. , s iJ I $Ji; Ut'l.".1o .. , . ___.. ·-· ·- ' .. ' .' I . .. .. I ' . . - .. . . . . � . . . . . . ,.. • t ' n t h, ·' . . . \f( t . I i .�' 11. I lo,. l ' I ,\ ' , , ( ; \.io ( ,1 . 1\l>\ - J " -e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY TICKET COSTS CITY \ 0 SAt.E! POENVER UPI - Ke� Full•r today pl■nntd to •�I th• 4tcl .. ion of • 1lx-m1n jury which ,.,._,nd him 1Vllty of • $2 perklna viol• tion. Tbt, trial thu1 far has COit tna city $250. Step Out In Style Easter Morning 0 MISS & JUNIORS LADIES' LADI ES' Men's Bedford ORLON SPRI NG Sweaters FLATS CORD WASH SLACKS $1.00 $1.99 Slip-on 91.'yle, witb modi:· turtle neck, •bort tlen'· es, Wi lli� an<l paste1-. 32..18. Cool. aummer wt., Bedfont cords in. tan, blue, black, antelope. Sanforized and washf1,1u1L. Sizes 29 to 38. SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! 0 PLAY WEAR SKI RTS Sleeveless white blouse wi�ti plaid trim 111:rid Ja• maict short:a fn plaids to· match, Ptt-!:ibrunk and �hfHt! ��S 10 to 18. Spileial pu�e! Yout):1ful eheath · with, eide sliUI; ,usmiecl plaid cottOflt and . striped: Dill• :ntrk " W-ashhst! ' ' i0-18. $1.99 $1.00 AU Jle\l,' styles! Dre,sy or CuualsJ Some with � soJ.es, in beige, blJcll, 1lmu.lated patent. Sire, 4 to 9. $1.00 leo�tiful Filled Easter Baskets SALE! LADIES' COTTON PLAID 2-Pc. Set· : W -Anclaor 39i to 98ct LADIES' Wlffl STRETCH ' GLOVES . . \ CHILD _·- 79c •'21: ' ,. ,/,J,JO!i . stufieol . Sport·. Coats ;._, $17.95 & 19.95 Here's the per!e'Cl ''top" for Ilia 11lacks _ _ • Jacbt. in wOQl _ or in luxuri• ous ·blelJ!St, 47% acetate, 43% rayon, 8% &Uk • 1,nd they"re fully Uned wi�h ra�n. Solide .and dieckti. f Easter Flats $12,95 - 14-95 e Lo-Heelers e wec1g1.. e sandlla Light checks, \i,ght weiae?ht wool or 73% wool. Hi% nylon. Boy.y sizes to 18. s2· \ · • • . .. � mp,, nt-:1, Bows; Saod-Jlsl The swee�esl s.hOl's ftW IO • low· pric-c<l! EASTER DRESSES .. ' '. . t ™ and STYLES IRRESISTABLE AT WHITES, PASTELS, PRINTS Specl.ail l)Uftha,ea! Styled for action fun! Po-puJar short slkveis, roll-Op 11trles, .ad sleeveletB Jtyles in washf•st, sanforillitd cottorwil - 1K11ld1, woven 1trlprs 11nd no­ veH.loa. 32 to 38. $peel.al - 98 ss-a-.d $8-95 TEXTURED COTrON FABRICS • Solid Collon■ • llayon-Acelaln • Nylon-81yon1 • Printed CQtlon1 • Butcher Ltnena •Collon-Rayon■. • Printed lllyon ere,.. and Olben ·• e Whlln, P11tel1, Dark1, Prl•I•, etc, Big Dress New,! Big values al little price tags\ Dozens of &tyles lo soo, try on . . . . cuuals, dresay. type, and 111any non-stop ,tuhlons! Dresses for £alter, that big date . . . . specia l occaslcin, . . . . • Wonderfully wearable dreises fqr every woman I .All sizes! .' � wliy Eyelel Trim■ SLI PS For IIIJlllller . oo Cellou. ; • son, FLUffY . · Red Anchor Store In Pomeroy • T U R K I SH Bath Towels 39c Soh, ablorbent Cannon qUJ1.lll)" turkish bath towels. Plltn pu­ tel• and 1tript1. 20x40 size. Turklth Walh Clotht __ N. IOc: ·' _-1 i <I ·" •eJ '. ' • ' j. • '. ' II"'• > Purcho1ed 4 .. 9 ;. For Thi� Sole ately taken before U. S. Commhi· eloner Robert W. Newlon, who set only e . . Printed Colton, • Collo9.-nyoa We""" . ;_ • Printed , ftatyoQ Chpe • New - Pastel Colon ( ' · 1 tf ,' drws .bargain. - dNoa now! &over'. &ve1:s..re: Selecl. )'OUf pcy more? , ', J OUR FAMOUS ,. Budget · Nylo.n s denier " SHEERS "l-15 ', 59¢ ,1.. kit nylon buy 1n townl 1\1.U· fubione4 sbctr.-. ,:., _ _ with se1f . •� ,..,. "'1d ali�� Sb<o 8\io to 61-1 5 DENIER NYLON$ •. 10¥,ii· - - heel. · - . Slaiis: 7 to 14 't -.,,"1_r· .$3.99 . · ;.·- -, A' . • . .. Hill . · Negro Home In White Settion \ Bombed, Teenagers Shoot Man ' NASHVILLE (UPI) - A Negro bome tn a white section , Qf Atlanta was_ bombed Wednesday �ight and a Negro man .was shot by white teen•aJers in Naahville, Tenn. In fresh out' 1 wo $500 Bonds Given In Case bunts of racial violence 10 the South. The two inddenll shattered an uneasy calm that prevailed over moat of the South where Negro college 11tudents have been dem on1trating agaihst segregated lunch counters·. No one was in the house at the time the dinamite charge went off. A Negro ,(amJly h11d moved in fur­ At a hearing in county court nit�e and planned lo occupy the this morning John Bolin, Pome­ ho\lle Jn the near future. roy, waa bollnd over to the However, it was reported that grand jury on $500 bond each resldenu of the all-white neigh- on two charges of a11ault and . borhood were disturbed over the battery filed by Faye Bolin. purchase o! _ lhe home by Ne&roes. In other court action, Howard While the _family waa moving furn• Arnold McIntyre, charged b)' the iture Tuesday, several white youth Ohio State Patrol with failure lo pelttd the home with rock.ii. One yteld right-of-way, entered a of Jhe Negroes poked a shotgun plea of not guilty and was relea&· out\ the door and threateQed to ed on $50 bond for a later hear• shobt if they didn't stop. ing on the ease. The dynamite blast was concen, Three men Virgil Eugene Hud• ttated beneath the house and blew llOn, no driver's license; Howard · out part of the foundation. Police Thoma Jr., no driver's license said apparently only one stick of and George A. Hall, passing on a dynemite w11a usl!d. A · 126-foot yellow line, were each fined $10 length or wire leading to a six-volt and costs ol\ guilty :pleas. All battery in a nearby field was found. three had been arrested by the In Nashville, police searched state patra.l. , , , for , · ..._ . . , ,· 1 _·tlvc white teenagers who shot . . · . · Clifton Kinnear, arrested on a · .._ , . 'I f · Henry Stewart, a 22-year-old Ne­ charge of issuing a fraud ulenl RQ!J'Alti,\NS BUT KIPS HAVE P UN·..:. Tile annual Easter Egg Huni held Eas­ gro, in the arm. Officers uid the check, paid off the check and ter Stjnilay iri Mlddl�Rort ls work /or Rotaria _lun lor the hundreds ol children from youths shot Stewart from a speed. coSts of the action and was re­ walk� ;ige thi;liiijh'elemenlary school ':"ho' •� i•mble gver the stale roadside park. Here ing car Wednesday night. leased from jail. Orville John• members of. the Rol4ry-club and U,elr wives a< e on duty preparing the eggs for Sunday's son, Harrisonville, was released hunt. ,They met !aot night in the home of Rota rian Emmett Shuler. Top photo left lo right, following settlenieltt of a theft Mrs. Te4 Re�r., Mrs. Jack Robson, Mn. Di ck OWen·, \lrs. Cash Bahr Mrs'. Don Stivers, charge end an a!188Ult and battery charae. He had entered a not lo�•r photo, left to xlgld, Emmet! Shuter, Fred Hibbs, • • Eql!llett In and . . 1Ullty plll!II yeaterday. Haroid Hubbard, chatnnan; Don Stivers, and J ack Robson. WORK, tiir�. . Sl!�l•r. �s. Colo�ing S�ion For Sunday's "" Egg.ff.un·t He.Id By Rotarl··a.aw · .......,._ Fewer High Cost Ex-ecufves, M,ore Moon Shots Please The Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club East�r- Egg CpmlJlil· tee met at Emmett Shulers resiaence Wednesday night in Middleport to color Easter egss ·for Sunday's ·21lth MU>ual Easter egg hunt sponsored jointly by the Middleport.Pomeroy Rotary club and the Middleport Fire Department . ·. WASHINGTON UPI - The Ko"" A[itproprlatlon• Commit• ._ told tho federal space I . . . 1� 1 o .:::;C:X:!i:,! ,��,::� 1: :: · much on bulldln(II, b"t granted awry ctnt of lt1 req"ost for rockets and moon shots. Tho commlttff •pproved tho National Aeronautic, and Sp,aco Admlni1tratlon's budget of $277 608.000 for rocket 1 d•velopment In fiscal year atartlnt July 1 . Part of the funds are earmark• ed for the S•furn 1pace vehlcle which NASA pl1n1 to comblu. with a nuclear-powe-recl upper 1ta1t to try ■ "soW' landing on the moon In six or Mffn Yffn, Children Of Cincinnati To Get' Live Virus CINCINNATI UPI-Children here will start getting live-virus polio vaccine under •fl voluntary program endoraed Wednesday b)' !Ocal ffl(.dlcal ·groups. . The, vaeeine will bo provided by the labontory ot •Us developer, Dr. Albert Sabin, to both public health and private physicians tree of ch,arge through Sabin's polio research grant. Approving the program were the Coun�ll of the Clnclr'lnati Aca demy o1 Medicine, the Southwest• ern Ohio Soclet)' of General Phy1ician,· and t�e Cincinnati Pedla• tric Society.' Al{ain t Mrs Dav1·s D1"ed . . 1\t' :ft!ltu·ome Today ---+�- the ,1 PAIUS UPI-Roland Peui:eot I follow Roland If he left again. A source cl 1ue to the femlly car.rfed from hil father'• houae at. 10 a. m. that there had •id oda tm i y an to b s own apar ent t no contact. with the kidnap• been nfa ebel N rl: y ek that t unma ed bla have eont.ined $100 ooo tidnapen I 8IJ tn U houri. deniallded for thee ftmom of his J Rolln.d, S'1 made it clear to four and • half yeu old toll, Erle. n�amen WedDf•daY nt1ht he was Police arid meinbera of Ille willi�I lo clve- up Ju,t a bout ■ 11 mil fa y rtfuHd t,, 091Dm,nt , �t Of h� conald'1'able ,fortune If 1 JJllm'oei' of the .faJDllt •kett n� to pt hit� fOD 1i.ct.. ""i/l,ti:,HW,""" !"t!!\'N ' '!!!!Ill. . . I � f ' tJJl,...� . Presumably the deadllne would fact It thwe. I fl■Ye lost ffiY kt .. run out between 4 1nd 5 p. m. tohe chllcl/• . , Polite and the Peugeot family day (10 and 1 1 -a. m. est) For ii q,wner, ' ot 300 tnlllion dollar a wn between those hdurs on a year- automobn, empire, dropped ple11ant Tuesday afternoon that a veil ·ot 1ilenee over the caie a man believed to be in his early today n t �e end of a 48-hour 20'1 walked up to Eric at play and said "come." And Eric went. detdllqe approached. The kJdnapers wetned in I note The plea■ of the distraught crime father penu'IMled police 1101 to Jen at the acene of the thlit if po� were notifled the try to interfere wlth Dl!;lotitlions bdJ •�J.tr'I re\urii '1or , blue-qod • • . • �.• _ .. "'." . ·" ·, ·.;� . ' ;· � . , .!if:: . •• -' ROME (UPI) - Pope John XXIII gives an example of Chris­ Director Koder M. Collison of the slate's new Dep�rtment of Indus• trial and Economic Development said today he has been advised that unlimited (unds now are available to finance new and expanding industries in the state. Director Collison said represl:'n­ tatives of several of the nation's largest mortgage corporations had adv ised him that they have "un­ limited capital for such ventures," and asked him to pass the word along to industries seeking to lo­ cate or expand in Ohio. Sheets Opens Store Near County Line John Sheets, former operator or a grocery store ln Rull.and for sev­ en years, has opened the Meigs and Gallia Cash Food idarket midway between Middleport and Cheshire near the county line . Mr'. Sheets has been a Meigs County resident over 15 year&. He is originally from Charleslon, W. Va. The newly op!lned Food Mar­ ket is scU•service and carries a · fflONTON, O. UPI-Police and complt!te line of groceries and is the looal American Legion post store. Farni" r a "Clove investigated today an alleged I Nazi organization formed by a 'Nelson Arrives In group of j unlor and senior high school bo.)ls. Korea Aid Man Police. said the club was be­ · Army Pt""C Robert C. N¢oon, lieved to have .about 50 members 20, for,mer MHS ,athfele, recently and distributed membership cards anived in Korea ,and is now .as­ l others. The cl ub holds meet­ signed to the 7"1 J.nfai:atry Divi­ o Tuesday and Friday ings on sion. Nelson, who w&; la.st sta­ nights but not always in the same tioned rat Fort Devens, Mass., is en place, officers said. ,aidman in Headquarters Company Orticers questioned several teen 1 of l!he division -s: 3-f.lih lnfantry. His -agers about acts of \l&ndalism and f,ather. Willi�m E. Nelson, Lives at violence here and uncovered evi­ 750 Syoamore, Middleport. dence of the club's existence. Some or the boys carry clubs, resulting in several cla shes be­ Pomeroy Firemen Are tween rural and city students. Youth Nazi-Type Groups Probed In Ironton As Called To Brush Fire The Pomeroy fire department was called al 3 p.m. yesterday to MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL extinguish .a brush fire near tihe Admitted: None. Enterprise t:huroh. 11he depart­ Discharged : James Hawley, Che­ ment was d:lle-d by Mrs. M.ae Eng­ shire; Mrs. Betty Fields and lish. There was no d amage report­ ·9on, Middleport: Lewis Sauer, Mid rtleporl ed. Edd,·e Sawye· D,""sn't L·v:ke Ma ,·.o, Leagues • riat""""· Pope's Humility Demonstrated In Washing Feet Of 13 Priests lnvcst1n.-nl Capital P;entiful For Ohio along the railroad near the Meigs County line. In Columbus, United Press In­ ternational reported that the Divis ion of Forestry warned Ohioans today to take extreme caution burning debris becal.l5t! of an ·•ex­ tremely high" forest fire haz;ard. Bob Redetl, assistant chief or the division said forest fire workers have been handling about 50 fires per day and so far this week. "To date. fast r.ction on the part of these employes bas kept most fires under IO acre& in size,' ' he said. "A few have con­ sumed a5 much as 00 acreJ1." RedCtt said the current dry ·weather ha� caused fires to burn extreme)y hot, making them diffi­ cult to control. In several in­ stances homes have been threat­ ened. -------------• .. . t'uncral 1 service& for Mary J. Davis, age 93, who died at 8:30 this morning at her home on North Third-st, will be announced later from the Rawlings-Co.11ils Funeral Howard Joh(lson ot Racine llome. made the top score of 180 out of a possible 200 in StaLe Eighth Mrs. Davis was the daughter of Grade Tests given April 8 ill Benjamin and Sarah (Williams) Meigs County grade schools. Jones. She wa& born in Wales. Her 'l'he son of Mr. and Mrs. How­ husband, T. H. Davis, founded and ard Johnson Sr., the lad also re­ • operaled the Davis Ice and Produce cently won the county spelling Company in lower Pomeroy, and bee. He will represent Meigs survives. Other survivors are a County grade school& at Columbus daughter, Mra. John E. {Lucille) next month in the state spell Hall, Washington, D. C.; a son, Dr down. T. H. Davis, Tulaa, Okla.; two A total of 322 pupils took the grandchildren and one great grand ex.eminations with the upper 2:i child. per cent winnin,: certificates and She was a member of lhe First listing Bl ''honorable mention". IJnlted Presbyteri1rn Church of The top 10 acvren, after John• Middleport. Friends may call at son, were Ben Petrel, Racine, the funeral home afler 1 p. m. Fri­ 1-77; Carol · Shain, Letart, 167; AJ­ day, len Swartz, .Bedford, 164; Calvin Biddle, Rutland. US9; Roberta LICENSE ISSUED Smith, Rutland, 155; Carl Holter, A marriage license bas been .Racine, 1"; D1vid Baker, Syra­ issued in probate cQurt to Robert cuse, lM; Paul King, Rutland,, Birch, 20, Racine, stud,nt�on of 1$3 •and Sannie Lou Yates, Ra· Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch, and cine, 150. Carol Salser, 21, teacher, Racine Members of the committee in RD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ehatge of tbe telfll given· in the Grover Saber. various :i:chools were Charleii: Hay• man, George Dalµy and J. S. Da• · ., , PUILIC INVITED via. 1 fThe public it. m�ued. lo attend a round and square ·dance, Satu:rr• CORllCJION . W)'att GUbel't ill in- the Melts day evening, April 16 from 9:30 to 12:30. M,ooic wlll be- fumiabed G-.?neral HoSJ)ilal and not Mr1:­ by tihe Rainbow Velley Trio- from Wyatt Gilbert as stated yester­ day. (;,ollipolis. Dr, Cl)'de S. Roof president of tian humility today by washing the feet of 13 priests repre­ the academy 11id the vaccine · senting races from the four corners of the world. has been approved on tm "inves­ For the first time , Negro and Asiatic priests were inc-luded tigative and voluntary" " basis. in the traditional Holy Thursday ceremony in the Pope' s own The Cincinnati Board o f Health ' will continue to use the Salk Vac ba,s ilica , St. John s in Lateran. He washed them without ques­ The Pope's choJce of African cine in its mass immunltatlon tion, and, according to church program, Roof said, "but m.al' Im priests at a time of racial strife tradition, learned in a vision thal in South Africa and the United munh:e ·children vnder five with they were the feet or Christ him­ States •appeared to be a prolell tbe oral vaccine if the chilclren'a self. against intolerance, which the �&n!ntl want it." Pontiff often has condemned in sermon,. II followed hi, naming • ,,,_, of tbe first Negro f Filipino, and Japanese cardinals in modern Ro· man Catholic history. · Jµdnaper's Ransom Believ� Ready As Deadline Draws Near • On N. Third-av Johnson Claim; Top Honor In 3th Grade Test ' �ossibiLity that the most costly forest fire to hit Meigs county 1n �hree years had been set deliberately today was being mvest1gated. The fire burned off 55 acres '>f oak and pine on the farm of E�mett Taggert at Rolandus Wednesday. It final ly was con­ tamed at 8 o' clock last n ight by 16 fire fighters under direc­ tion of Meigs Fire Wa-rden Victor Bahr. Mr . Ba�r said today that he is investigating the possibility that the fire may bave been deliberately set. Lawrence John­ son , Spiller , who was c..:utting timber in the vicinity of the fire said he and his crew heard shots nearby shortly before theY discovered the blaze , _ Warden Bahr stated. Bahr said today that a � eavy penalty 1 s provided for anyone who deliberately sets a fire and that he would continue his i nvestigation of the cause of the blaze. Eleven junior firemen of the Rarme fire Department w�re cal led -out or cl.iss to help com­ bat the blaze which started in an open field near the old Taggert Grove picnic grounds and spread rapidly into the woods bf the wind. When i t was found that the SEAITLE UPI-Hurricane for<'e blaze rould not be controlled by winds with gusts up to 95 miles an hand tools. a bu lldozer belonging hour lashed Taloosh Island off the to the Morris Implement and coast or Washington state Wed• Supply at Racine was pressed in­ to service, operated by Carrol day night. The ijherifC'& office report� the and Bert Teaford. squllll line. which dropped more A tr.ii:tor and fire plo w was than an inch of rain on the island. dispatched to the scene from the 1mocked down trees and telephone Mariella State Nursery but ar­ Jines. But there were no reporti of ri.,.ed after the fire was under ir]J uries . control. Spring storms also struck Texas Timher destroye d or damaged and K.ansas before moving north­ consisted of oak of a to 14 inch eastward. Tornadoes knocked the roof oH diameter and native pine of 4 to a frame building at Salina, 1-.<ln . . S.ind1 diamt:ler. No estimate had and knocked over a ranch hou.se been m.ide today as to the loss. Warden Bahr said today that chimney aud destroyed several sheds four miles south of Pratt, the pre:sent "burning Index'• in Meigs County is 24. This ia ex­ Kan. r An airline pilot reported sight­ tremely high, be &aid, as fi e tow­ er spotters go on duty .,»'hen the ing two runnel-liLce clouds high index is as does the fire plane 7 ih the sky 65 miles southwest of San Angelo, Tex., but neither that patrols thiis area out of Athens. touched p-ou,nd. Two airmen were killed but He reported that another fire two others parachuted to s.fety near Albany yesterday · "'as when their B-47 jet bombet' brought under control by Athens crashed during a hf"..avy rainstorm County fire fighters before it had in northwest Missouri. headway. U was gained much 95 MPH Gusts Lash Pacific Coast Areas At County Court , - . �� · · r;v:t , -i4I s&MiilQ SINGLE CO!'Y - lie Razed In Rolandus Forest Fire In AI Little·•l��k, Unmark� Bag ••;J. Ohio; Partty doucty .ad c:onlln­ ued warm with wlct.ly 1e-1ttarN •howen north portien. Moltly f1lr cool1r •xtr.,,_ north tonii,ht. Friday fair and contlnwct w1r,n, Hl9h today 75-12, low tonlfht J.560 IOUth. 55 Acres Of Oak, Pine Timber bond and ordered him before U. A totll o.f 430 prizes are offered S dist.rlct court here next Wed­ thla year to1e\her with 1 ,iold egg school-_age children having their neaday on the charge. worth $10 and a silver: eg& worth hunt r1rst. Ed Mason, specitl agent In $5. Children from the Children's · Emmett Sl,uler's birthday also charce of the FBI Office in Cin­ Home will be guest.s and given was celebratt-d, last night, and th� cinn1tl, said Jehn WiUioams, a treati after the e1u:: bunt. group sang songs. Mrs. Leland TWA employe, became euaplcious a beauti­ �dr. Harold E. Hubbard Is chair- Brown baked 'Mr. Shuler when lhdwanski epproached him man and members of hi• committee ful birthday cake. to have his bag wei,ghed before wbo met lnt night were Mrs. Hub­ leaving on the flight. b,rd, Mr. ,nd f,lrs. Emmett Shuler, "Your ba& ls heaV¥," Wllllams Mr. and M.ra. Ted Reed, Jr., Mr. Motion Filed To Add told Radwanski. and Mrs. Donald Miven, Mr. and Evidence In Petition "There ls a bom b in il," Rad­ Mrs. Charles Clarl'8on., �U"- and A motion ha& been filed in w1mski responded. Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jack common plras court by Pomeroy HI, bag wu aearcbed but n• Robson, Mr. and Mn. Cash •Bahr, Solicitor Fred Crow asking per• bom b WIS foun4. The flight WH Mr. and Mrs. Dick Owen, Gerald ml salon lo include additional evi• delayed for 82 minutes. dence ln the petition of the VII • Preston and Bernard Fultz;. The Egg Hunt will begin Sunday lc,ge of Pomeroy vs. the Ohio Radwanski , 1 native of Poland, 2 p. fll. with the walking to Water Pollution Control Board. came to this country in 1&19 and at --'------------· waa. naturalized whlle in tbe U. S. · Na� ih. 19M, the FBI aid. Married -and th� father of two, be hll been employed H a sale• enir:lneef 'by a Philadelphia con­ st,uttl�n Co. and h11 • worked in Cohunbu1 the p11t four mont.b1, Radwanati wa■ chu,ed with This Friday, April 15 l, Good #r�y.• Asl in the i>Mt two violatian of the £-al� bomb report 1ectlori of th& deatructlon of air• years, Good Friday will be set aside as ''Coffee Day", not only craft or motor vehicle 1t1Lue o f tn Meigs County, but this year all over Ohio. th� U . S . cQde. The. penally for eo.f!ee D�y waa at11rted thffi! conviction 11· 1 $1,000 fine or Im• years ago by Mrs. Nell Davy, a thi.11 Friday on cofiee wUl help prb1onment of up to one year, or field repn::se.ntati,ve for the Ohio some crippled child walk again both . Society of Crippled Children. Ber­ "Give what you can," said '.Ldr. experimenl w■1 1lrit tried in Meig11 Grate. The .following establishments are County, and since then, because of such great . ■uccess, haa Spread all participating: Snowball Needed over the 1tate and even to a, lew The Martin Reaaurant. The Home Fireman Crew othen, Reetaurant, Reynolds Dairy Store, Syncute Fin Department went "(offee Day" 11 1pon1ored by the Jack's Dairy ear, Headquarlers, to Snowball HUI for the 1econd dme in two d1y1 at 5:4S p. m. Wed­ MJddleport-Pomeroy Rotary C1 Ub Waffie Shop, Blue Tartan, Friend­ wUl be given ly 'Favero, Middleport Lunch Room, nesday to put out • nre In the \rl.14 and tht monlly ratHd 1 · la1e . dWllp that alao had been ex­ to the Mei11 . County Crippled Zlrk'e Dairy Bar, C:,ow'1 Steak Childreh's Society. All eatl0:1 House, Jtva'• Jteiltauram:, Century UnpUbed once the day before. establishments in the area have Bar, Libsrty Resta·uranl, Green Se•en . .enior. firemen and 14! jutt1frt answered the call. At '1 : 18 consented to Slve their procted11 Lantern; Court Streit Grill, Blue p. m. lalt eveni'n1 fireiqen were made on the aale or coffee thl1 and Grey ConR!ctlona!'y, Stark's PruJrmicy, Circle's Restaurant of called to the Foster bst Hom• for Friday to Crippled ChildN!ll, an electrical fire, nere w11 no Gene Grate, Middleport, · vice Pomeroy, Deem,'s R,eat11urant anU damaa:e. 'ten eenioN ind 13 jun­ pre■ident or tbe Rotary Club, i■ the the Club Restaurant, Racine, •rnd iors ,llllwered that call, aatd Wood­ ch1irrr.1n for Coffee Day thia year The Hut Restaurant and Carty's Rutland. in M.Jip County. 'J1te mODey apeqt Restaurant, row ' Hendrix, fire chief. . . . WEATHER Pomeroy-Mid�hio, Thursday, April 14, 1960 Coffee Dimes Friday Going For Ohio Crippled Chl,ldren . • Many P�red, all filshion hll•r _ . aD<l every one a terrific Bomb Scare At Columbus Has Salesman'Jailed ftou. dolph ftadwanakl, 38, Huntingdon Valley, Pa., · was free on $1000 bond today on .an tB1 false bomb rei>ort charge involv,ln, ,a TWA Columb111 to Pittsburgh flii;:ht Wednesday night. Tbe FBI arrested RAllwan1kl 1t Port· Columbus before takeoff of 'lWA flight 300. He wis Immedi­ A 13-■tore dress sm1M1 _ _ Newes, Spl'Ul(. ltylesl • ' .. ......., ......., 8cy,led f••- . . UIOrted plald patterns and IK!'lid color.. � - Textured eotto11 Cnbriics. Shes 10 to I, • 18, ,,atr - �- .. Officer Neal apotted the car about four miles from Hobson 0111 the' Leading Creek road where i.t goes through a · narrow underpi.U. He stopped the dr!Ver. Chief Gilkey met Neal at the scene and the car was brought In. 'the boy told officers, Chief "Gil­ ke:y said, he had taken a tag off a pickup truck on the lot by the Rue Motor Company, then went to the nearby Preston Motor Co and -drove of the Dodge. As he drove into the aJley to get away from the Preston place, Chief Gilkey said, a corner, of a buUdinl wa11 struck. Damage to the Dodge was e1Umated be­ l\ffff '300 ,-nd $f00, Offlce.n aald queatlonlnl of the y�uth f1i\ed to turn u_p any reasor1 for hia act. COLMUS . UPI-J'ullus • Slzeo 7-20, 141'a-24¼ Jamaica Shorts A TERRI FIC SELECTION Pqrad1ra HAND,;PICKED S1111S ·. IIZIS ON SALE! , Jun.Ion· Fine Cotton Blouses \ - - - -- : f�� .•.(,ter A terrific '8i-lpctlon! - � JUNIORS 7-15 MISSES 111•20 HALF SIZES 1%½-221/i ¢OATS 99 · - }'f� SPRING - 100% Wool Fabrics ,l' e u1.11e,1s $3.99 and .4.98 e Wblle e Black • Beige • Patent Sizes For Every Woman I FAMOUS WILLIAMS QUALITY BOYS' SPGRT COATS ent1 ne Costly Ride Chief or Police Herbert Gilkey uid he learned from a telephone ca.II a t 1 1 :45 p. m. laat night that the youth w11 seen driving a 195'1 Dodge 4-door stdan with dealer'a Platea dn il in Middleport. The chief 11ked Patrolman I. R. Neal by radio to check tl1e report. Neil learned the car bad been seen. g,oing u'P the Leadine Creek road, and followed. . �(' . /bunnie. for the j!IU� - to J i! lov.e · -\---• �rted · .. atyl<o, all ·- :.. . . ' llng ,pooleb. • � �EW BLENDED . FABRICS NEW �ING PATTERNS at Middleport police sent • 15year-old boy into custody of the Meigs County Probate court today after the youth al­ legedly stole a car, tore up one !ide of It, and was finally apprehended apparently out "JOY riding." For Every LU; Boy an,d Vlrl Soll • Youth Caught ( At Underpass l · By Patrolman FOR EVERY WHAT A • • • I MEN'S CAMPUS MADE SPRING and SUMMER A Specia l Pu rc:hose .. ' l et' I , faster Bunnies , Special -purchiue! Cool, :JlnltQh @iloves i.n Easter white. Washable! Sires :l tQ • 7. DevoW 'l'o 'l'he lnt.ere•u VOL XI NO. 307 - Pomemy Best Sefection • l.. ", , ': !llriMH l!llfo' · .I The pre-Easter ceremony is as old as Cbri1tianity itself. The rite commemore.tes Christ's own act of humility in washing the feel of 12 disciples on the eve of his cruci• fixion. Popea have performed the cere· mony through the centuries with 13 men taking part, although there were only 12 apostle■ of Christ. The extra man was added by a 6th Ceniury pope, St. Gregory the Great, who dlsCO\lerecl a 13th pair of .fe11t amoq Jb,QN he wa , ii'!•' t PH�Dg� �]Saz!. Sawyer unexpectedly resigned to-, day as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and was succeeded by Gene M1uch. The news was announced at a hurriedJy-summoned press conference by President Bob Carpenter. Mauch, S3, has been manager of the Minneapolis Millers, a Boston Red Sox farm club in the Amert• can Assoc:iation. "I �ve, .an announcement to ill i 11iN1i .. • .._ llMI di !!?.�r��!��!,!.�,i,I� '!����. �.��?,! York said. "And I rriight add a great disappointment to me. "I spoke to �die Sawyer on the phone last night and he resigned ,s manager." Sawyer then spoke for himself. "I just don't care to manage a major league club," be said. "I would like to stay in baseball but have no plan& at tbl!I time." This was lbe second term as Phila manaa:er tor Sawyy, a 49lc4141 . ..& Ill> ,_.... 11i!M 1ii■ He first took ovrr lhe Phils in 1948 and guided th(' 1950 "Whiz Ki,:ls" to the National League pennant. lie was let go on June 28, 1952 and succeeded by Mayo Smith. Sawyer returned as Phils man. ager in July of 1958. The club fin­ ished last under his leadership in 19�9. but that season wat1 wrilttD off a:i: one 'in which the PhUs were experimenting largely with younau JIQ� ' .,t · -� ,, � 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 04. April 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. 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