https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff02fb4e98b5c7b0fe1e1dbdb7b887bb.pdf 1ebaa043db385b22ca215ee580639a65 PDF Text Text - - . • "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 · -� ,, �2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. April 14, 1960 HISTORY 01' Burke Removed From Slate Of Miller Candidates CAVEMAN COURTSHIP-1960 ' ed the meeting and wu In charge or the de\·otionals. Group discus­ sion topic "The Meaning of £al· ter", During the social hour re• freehments were served to Rev. ·• and Mrs. Hoover and chi ldren, Mrs. Hugo Juhling, Mrs. Earl Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith MrClung, Mr. and Mrs. John B U FFALO, N. Y. UPI ---- Sia­ Kearns Jr., Mr. and Mr1. J. M. mese tw i n girls, joined at the. ab Cru mp pand Delbert Dotson. domen. were born Tuesdiy al Buf­ PERSONALS falo General Hoapital. They were Pvt. William T. Kimes. sta• reported '·doing nicely" today in tioned at Fort Gordon, G:1. . and an U'.lcubalor. Sut h births occur about once Pvt. Th"mas M. Kimes -and t 1end · Pvt. Leland Borqui, Lotiisiana in every 60.UOO deliveries, medical spent lhe weekend with their authorities said. parf"nts, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hospital director Dr. Frazer D. { Kimes and family. • Mrs. N. O. Wein was hoste,s 'Mooney ljilid the birth was normal ( but about two weelca premature. 1 to the Wednesday bridge club al He said Ule twins' 'parents wished lier home, Front SI., this pa Rt lo remain unidentified to avoid J week. Mrs. Hugo Juhling won the publicity. prize for high i'lcore. .Playing were M 's. Juhling, Mrs. George M ooney said long study will be Lerner, Mrs. Herman Layne and needed before any decision ls the hostess. made on whether lo separate tli� ( 1 ,.__________ fa_nt_ n_ i_ Charle& Juhling" la a medical J •patient at the Pt. Clinic. He is reported to be se-riously UI. Mr. and Mn. Rutter Knig ht, Mr. and Mn. Earl Dean Knight and daughter Kimberly spent Sun d1y vlslt.lhl !l'ellltives In Hunting-; ton. · E. D. Knight left Sunday for Newport News, Va., where lie has WASHINGTON UPI-Taxpayers employment. wlio haven't settled up yef; with Miss He}t))" J�kiJ!:t, Columbu.9,; Vrtr� Sam ,won't l'tave ta, burn • 11pent the wetkeJjd With her moth; the,: mldnicht oil to mail ifl their es "Mrs. Henry Jenk-lns. return, by the usual Aprn 15 Mr. and Mrs. Burdette, Pt. Pl�a deadline i"'l'id1y. sant were guests of Mr. and Mrs. BecaUJe the deadline is Good J. M . crump Tue.sda)' evening. Friday, the Internal Revenue Ser· .Mr. ,and Mrs. Cecil Gairing o( vice has extended the deadline to nridgeport were guest, o-;er the next Monday-for this yea'r only. weekend of Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Thi1 9ivet tax.payers all weekend Mn. Charles Juhllng, Mr. and to complete their 1959 rr;turn1. Mrs. Earl Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Tax Co111miHioner Dana Lath• John ReltmJre were in Pt. Pleas­ am aranted the three-da y &race ant Tuesday evening. period Wednesday to 11ve all tax. payers "equal treatmer.t." NEW YORK UPI-Two infants Under the law, taxpayers !n 13 died in a fl.re that 1wept a ba� mcnt apartment Wednesday. A states and three U. S. possessions third child was reseued by s where Good Friday is a Jegal neighbor who said he had felt holiday had until midnight, Mon, he "owed some child a Ute" since day-the first working day after •bis 110n wa11 rescued from drown­ the HUh-to file their returns. i Rather than have two different ing. John Herk-0, 48, da1hed into the blazing aprrtment three times deadlines, Latham told ill 60 mil­ and nacued Douglas Blllm■n. 4. lion taxpayers their returns need Re waa unable to rt•l!IJ. , the \ vie, . not be postmarked before April � tlm1, Helen .Hlllmah, �. and Rlch• 1a . I \ COLUMBUS L"Pl-The Ohm Supr£'me C"ourl loday remover1 Thoma� P Burke as a c:mdid.ite for delegate lo the Oemocra1ir Nahonal Convt•nt1on from the 23rd District which comprises W- I!. SIMI most or Cuyahoga County • and Their t h 1ldren Lois. ' Boots ie" Th e rul111g was a • 1rtory for STEADMAN FAMI LY L11l ian W i l l u1m who marri ed Gov. M iciiuel V, J1iSall(" in his (To Be ContinUN) reud with Cu)· ahoga Co1 1 tlly Demo J-ames Slaughter was a broth(' r Simpson. Hobar t married Fern Bellas . rralk Cha1rman Hay T. �1: l�r of NancY and Roseanna Slaugh ­ hter . tl\"er clt• l l•gaies to the ron1enhon . ter. Also of Mrs. Jame-s fJant') On� daug m;irrie d Floy Mor• Harold Paul. l F'idella ( John Mrs. Thom11s P. Burke was ru nnmg of r, Warne rison � u (' hildrt>n . H11sh died a on the M1lkr slate in the sallll' Barcus. A brother Jacob lived man distric- 1 where former Srn Thom­ and died at Eu t Liverpoo l . · 0 young Charle s and Hlanth e Hayma n as A. Burke was running on the a Anwric rs, daughle two had He and 1HI\. e 1 wo sons ,John ' Charles . and F'annie. D iSalle s.late. The forrnn sena­ Ahce. \1ary 1er dau�h onetor prolf'sh>d that at thf' l ime ROY . FAMIL Y CON . GC'orge ]l .1 yman was the oldest Thomas I '. Burke filed he diQ not onl_ the , fart 111 The first �nd, � ehild of 1 1 1, 11r:J1 ( ' l layman who rC'side in l h !' d1s tri(-t. Conroy ranuly we know in th marr ied Emma Be ntz, sister of W. Durke was one of sevrral ·"samt• section were James Conroy an I S H 1 cand1date :<1 on the Miller name" cmi• family Thls gcic. hl! wife. M a elJ1CKN El,L F A MILY slate running against the DiSalle gl'lted fr�m Ireland to the UrutNeherni ah Bicknell , son of Ja- ticket. The supportrrs of J)iSalle ed States m �b_out l ll49. Th e name Ukkr.el l and Amy Burlin- c ontended lhat Burke and other eth was not or1g1na lly, Conroy, but P e gam I .: was horn June 26 , 1796 , candidates • names were entered ,15 Mr. Conroy h ad b_cen d ra Itet · h, R · I His in an allC'rnpl 10 contuse voters a t I-:ast G reenwic or experted to be draf ll'd soon for e r h t v nt s d m ar the English army then fighll_ng in � � _ i° � �� t; '��:� :e r� in Cuya ho1 a foun•y. 7 or lll . Thomas P. Burke rountcrecl ' � l ecn year.s old . India, he ran away to America I n u�II 1 he wn� mne . let·hnically his voti■g resi · that make the mon -' Y to sepd haek to H 11! father <t,1ed _here and h i_s mo• denl'e el the time ot lhc> May 3 Jre land 10 hring hi& wife ,end l her, yo_unger sister and hims elf primary would be in the 23rd ba b 10 this roun try. Tbeir oldY with a company o� (!OVere_d came · District. and conseq uently his e,t daug htcr , Salli e, was born in 0 �the; �:�0could not be chal ler1ged. J�eland and a very young c h ild statlW lea1:�� u J� r w thl! Supreme Court !laid But w hen they �ame to A�erl e;i . . or l .he Rev · Samue l Porter. he liVt.'! in the dis• lthough a Their childre n Sallie ma rr ied shl P thal They arriv e d •in A l hens, October trid now, he must have eslab• Tho mas Amo s· l l u � h married L ou 1 8 1 5 , havin g been on the road f or lished voting residence in the dis• (Wag n�r? l; Moll i t! marrlc: d Tho• daya. lorty from w"hil' h he is running :, 1 e s lrid Rhod m Hi s mol_her died in . February thl.' time hl! makes h is sworn �ho mas a�d Sall\ e A m os. Th eir 1 8 1 6 . J eavm g he and his roun ger statement or candidacy. c hlld ren.. . 8en married. Mau d among strangers. His rnuthsister The unanimous dt"cision was Swan · Betlte never marrie d·, w ·1 i · . " bunc • d • th e O Id ccmeler · y 1 er r .tfJ,v• written by Judge K ingsley A. H am ·married Liva Sayre then hens, o'h"I o. A at I · • ried •• •1 mar n � 1 i_c ('ns Tuft. I:I mt' r' k ; On Mart"h 16. 1826, he married Enola married Spel'd Pirktns,. Ohio, Rutland, of Julia Lark in, NO CASH, PLEASE Muri Ashley. S h e was born at Rutbnd, VerWASHtN C.TON UPI-Th e gov­ Henry c. and Margaret Hay- mont, June 29, 1802, and came ernment .irlvi!les taxpa}ler5 not 1,o chil dren Leonldos with her parents to Leading Creek pay their federal income taxes by m � n. Thc>ir married Aurilla Harpold; Margaret In 1 804, They went to t heir farm cas h . ''If you send rush in the Meigs mail," t h e lntt>rnal Revenue Ser• township, married Washington Wotre; El• in Lebanon B;irnitz; County. lie was an excellent man vke !laid Tuesday, "it may be lost THE IETRf,YAL, tRUCll!IXION nora martird W ilson IY VIRGINIA CARLIJON Esther married .Manche,ter Qui!, and had a wonderful lnnuence or misdell vered en route and you IASTER SIRVICI AND iESURRECTION COMMUNITY lcn; William m arried Lina Nor- for good In this pioneer sccll'on would have lo pay agai11." The Community ,ER&tf.r &1"vi(e Blanche to w h ic h he had moved. Jesus with h is twelve dlaciplea, married ri�: Charles .will be held at the• Baptist Cbureh I l e opened his house for reli• papers. Katherine Were in an upper room that day. and (lcginu Wl.'avcr: 'Racine honor roll 1tuder,ta for -n ,r ,>wo:i1,u1. 1,nuo:, V ·09: : 9 1' "Why Kaly," said .Joshua Moore A traitor was among them n"vcr married; George married glous services In 1 829, He later t o everyone to attend. tended period the 1ht,weelt Siding llfth on gave a lot for a churrh and for who wa1 pres11ing sUII lurther Who soon would him betray. Emma R"ntz. servtc� will be held in BaplilfJ'lal followa: as announced. been have every got "you've fornia, Cali to Leonida� anJ Aurllla Heyman. t1 burying ground. Th i!! church la l Church, Cbe,hire, at >Ptlat th, sue JENlq�: K'thl'j'q them papers upai<le down." The plan&. were all completed, Their chi ldren Ma&&le married the prei;ent Methodist Church ln one of · sund-,. m. . p 4 Joffe Case, J11uel, oonqa Camn, nc>x( the fo'r J held iny hreath 1 The bargain had been made, Wilbur Ellis; May married Fred Grl'nl Bend and bean 1he name P-rA IN , SISSION Dorothy Circle, John Cleland, Carol she afraid so was I paragr11ph That when Je�us was delivered Philson; J lom..r encl Edith never "Bicknell Chapel" in h onor of The I7A held tllelr regular Deem, Mary Euler, Mary Findley,_ I l"las� The traitor would be paid. married May t h h1 man wlio did so much for couldn't read, an affliction marrierl: Harry at the school Monday meeting Paula dward E lJart, Fisher, Louise calamily. worst .. u■et . 1'111 - ,, Hayward. T�·o daughters Mary this community in its early his• 11s man's Robert Lewis, Kay Mc- evening. The meettng was opened Hayman, Cl\lckooplr.t I, Auumed tory, and Eu,::c>ne. "Oh, that" thus Katy, "Well Ae lhey sat around the table Clintock Donna Neville Chris Pick by th e president, Mrs. George name l, A AO (To B• Contlnutd) Wlll lam and Lina Hayman. that'� so t h ul Mike of mine won't Jcs11� told them what he knew, e. capablt ot ens, An� Proctor, wuladene Ran• James. Following the devotional (1nat.) sit there anrl read t he w hole day And they a l l began lO ques1 ion, npielUng JO, Cltru■ f'rUlt do\ph, Saradelle Rees, Marilyn Rice and business session an interest­ "Oh, M aster, tell us who." T, Aprlcotl insteod of �lowin•." u. Number Karon Housh, Patty Roush. Margie ing concert w11ie. presented by :..S. l'rench rl'f'er (Jap.) Stobart, Mary Grare Stobart, Re• lf!VCral members of the Wahama "0 beautiful for spac,vus akie11" ' _ ..u. No nam-Jesus mentlo ... � Tom of direction the under Cont _ Band Sheila Wol(\c Leroy .-ard ' � �� and' all tho:i ,_ . ., _ 1 t" "" \"mm(. ' BJrir'tatd 1n lf'l'tnysterlom Reed who gave a brief talk diahelbved strivin• 'lt :-�L� " He Wh08e hand dips In , t •,e dish try, wh�re In e�rly J UNIOR S: Donna Brewl. Joyce cussing the variou, musica l inte. Clea tai ,,. 11. Boy'■ With me nts. strume reading have you belier not . ,, Circle, Dale Cole, Marlyn Donahue, ntclauune 17. Accumu.. The clarinet _ �.ecu�n pr�,e�ted around too handy ii you expect t s the one who will betray. Janice Drake, Miriam Foster, Joyce B. 4byaainlall late t. " e.arme f1nt of Todll Spun to l!et the plowing donl!. Gloeck ner, Nanry Johnso n, Blll prince 19. State aowm IY ILANCHI M. HAIK INI So lhn1 lie would be recognh:ed 11ind Howard Elizabeth Drema Steward Shirley Miller 1T. Autbortze1 Lake of New Mike'.11 remurk (her husband) set The plans were mad� a11 lhls: 18. l,{Jq Weat Ours: James Pape, R� th Ann Pn • Johnso!'l, second _clarine�, . Nancy Mexico Tht> truilor would step forward tl. Joumey trel, Pe.t,y Price, Linda Roush, McDanie l a■d Kitty W1l!11ma�n, A I lo usl [ 1111 Ulll! ran 111' Ill e me off. "She's c:ra.zy as sure as To gre'et Him with a kiss. 2tl, llr1.n, out Thi• way you clcun a sun room thing. It' .� no w polished arid so �od's in his hivinl' ' Kenda Russell, Carmen Salser , third el_arlnet �har'on McOamel 1 . 28, Qealtat. Th1•n he, ( M i ke) 11sks h1•r: "\VIII Is t h i11- yo11 go OU1 am! look . 11re 1hre1i or four other t hiogM I Lynn Shuler, Carolyn Van Meter, and Shirley Smith, ,uo Phyllis The traitor, a discipll', was tT.-Gatne maybe yu11 'll j wit mop the Uno­ hadn't intendc-d to even touch, you shu1 your mouth unit gel us Jo Ann VanMeter, Mac VanMeter. Batey a nd • AMe Howard. , bass One of the chosen few , e antmd (lea) lay?" some leum, d w,t off II chair or two, The mop is washed out ( I mopped SOPHO MORES : Barbara Cleland, Judy LLievlng and Marlen Van IIJ. ,1ur1- , . Her answer "Shure 1 will, me But hf' was vpry grel!dy. plump up lhc, old, sud cushion the floor of rourae , you 11lways Billie Cund iff, Larry Grlm ffl ,, Winn Meler. Followlna: the concert, -re- . Dishonest throug h and ! hrough. . 11. lilecre<O on our femou.<J Army Rees. Philip Roberts, Miria� Smith freshme nts ol Ice cream, cup • col out wind up mopping) and hung lt up turtledove!'' , to served ,11: <leorn W . _coffee wer� d n a cakes W , t inget Ruth there . Rehecra Toney, to dry. Rullflt1 the aroup m t h� sc h�I cafeterla. I just have to hand on to you l ie w11s �uilty of the death or Duane Wolfe. Ncer1 I Apeak :'urlhN Poor Anrl uow I'm starved. A thick, 12. Maka 1 Christ he g d be •viii meetm The next across. comln11: keep n11d, hy !he \ Im" he'd finished, peanul butler sandwich, and a these laffR ·1 FRESH MEN: Teresa Bradford, , unhaPP1 ., "Oh well" sulrl !hf' countcs·s, Rut before lhe Savior died. Robert Essincton, Jo h n 11�11, Ro- April 25th. had clc>arwd all l'levPn or tho11e gla�s or mllk have only !llayed · 10. ln.Net Uis guilt wus so o'erpowering, IIBL CLASS INTIRTAINE� berta Kraeuler, Jean Mllllf, June Vr1wt ia11 Ullnds, washed the win• 1 hr fatal hour. I've now gotta get (a fake onr) "Everyone has his 18. once more l ie committed suicide. Mrs. Stephen Howard and M m Nelgler, James Oller, Donna R11.ndow!i, waahrd 1 hr. woodwork, wa11 h dinner. ror Dael out at lhe "Little own way of killing bedbugs, said 87, Tlbetan Alice Howard were hostesses to dolph, Judy Wigal, K•Y W11lford. ed the chaiu-hc'd have WHh1•d Orflcl'" (you didn't know we had tho old man as he shot orr his mammal Whrn on II blll a Cross wn� placed, t he March meeting of the Adult the dog, only we Just gave her one like A mos and Andy I ex­ toe" . 89, TV'a Mr. On which our Lord was hung, Omigosh. Bible class and teachers of the Dillon uway II ft·w we1•k11 11,go. prrl l h11s cleaned, !Wrled, dump . The li�htnlng flas hed, t h e thunder Baptist Sunday School Friday (pou. ) Now Wf' JIil ln that lovrly. c>lean rel, insprctrd till now we hove In rocent column-what "feasts" rolled, rojoct.lnr evenirg. Rev. W. 0. Hoover Op,!n• to. P plut·r, smetllng or plne-y Lestoll !!till ,mother .lond to go. And he's are spread in books not "beasts Whllo darkness hid t he gun. part■ ot fl(' ss toil, man, whnt a Joke) 110 so h1mgry ·he "can 1cc U21\t are spread". I simply must fatten ehurchel fo�J!l'd out and wear)' we can hrend t·oming on crutches", a gen• up my f's better for our poor long They nailed Him by His hwnd1 and ,1. Flower h11rel)' 1111 up. IASTlll MAllKIT yoU•WlllO real old Haskins family suflering llnotypplats. feet, '2. a... to DEVOTED TO INTEREffl ' " M H ble" wol over and 11he " d anylnx. At 10 ·a. m. Saturday morning OF .MEIGS•MASON AREA Wllh spear they piercetl his side. WaNhell four llnea full o( bluiktJt11 ' And my n�w crOC\1:505, llmlling, DOWN A good Guyan Twp. (Gama Co.) lie prayed, "F·ather, do foraive thtirc wlll be an Easter market at ltlchlr\.• 1, owen, Publ4hlr 11prf'ad11, rug, and •he too WH a- never said a word, just sat there one, give you two gueSBes es to the Rutland Department Store 1, Repoa them," Published eveey ,tt,rmton a moanln' : why don't we all quit? and looked 1weel. 1pon1ored by the WSCS of the iiept Sunday by 'l'be l)bio v,11111 l. l'orot E'rr on the eross he died. who related it. Why, oh why, In thi1 lol' ello11 sea onward Rutland Methodlat Church' . Easter com.Pb, Illb llO Ill• . ,. .\ lb..' A little feller was visiting at a T hey plaeed mm In a borrowed baskets, baked 1ood1, and hand• lubllabbil rcm 11011 01 lhe whole )" e■r, mud a !ban s Correrting my calling Sen. H11• l l o. eroy, O t., lc � n•y CF'··-.... OQU,.,... flt V&D .... ReN'I lcnr bb1,.' k �plder wtob you hadn't evf'n berl llumphrey, Herman. Such a home where several ne w puppies some artlcles will be for sale. - -ito mb , edltat neu OffJ ee phooe WYt-2:lM • &m,.1.1,,1 ii, X Y D L • seen on the fir.I ruund. dangle tluU. I'll explain, While dolni my had arrived. lie wanted onr so whl,h t,,d been hewn from ,tone. ' .., ohono WY2-.1... olllce 1,1 i. L M ii • •·, II , i right up over you when i.l h11t lludeot te■chinfl in ff. S. En&llsh­ badly, bot was told they were all There was no more that they • ,i llltVICII ANNOUNCID Enllr'ed II aecottd ci.u m■lll.111 _ yo u gro,ar, your WI)' to lhe tood ,t ou·, Unlv enlty H. S., l had • 11pok1, for.'' An E11ter Sunrise Servi.ct wll1 mattu �; lb, PIii ottlct at Pom. - . , , tettff alD;'P.lY ltucS. flaf �ll 1P1' .I II ... rould do, · Wallln1 and red-eyed he sobbed So they left Him the.-. arlone, old bed, tor ■ ■ --. i... � for th1 , ltn held at the , Hemlock Grove trOJ , 8 tor I puph Herman Humphre1 1 •· . , • :11 latt.n, �� ,. "But I want a 'spoke pup too." ' a. m. , Sunday at.5 lla:rted . � and fonndl!Ja an all ..... aU/,Di,l : o!iri.tlan Church atl..rtlllnl lOJlttNDta I m11Wt),: lo dWII 1 1m1II now Supt of T-he Plains H. S. (OI' -, .', . . , N t1tllnd, bUft04tllid with 1l1Uonery he wu the l11t I knew), So you · �· On the third morn th.rec women - � GOde ltttfCI IN' 41f� _:!· uve: �tln•lC•-&mi�. , l'le.. 811 , --,, . J tecatl now how Mam, alway, hox@11 , , ,mall redu cheat from 1 5 TA ,ee It came 10 natural to HY He m ,' Cit! t _..""' 4"· """ · y� A a,plopoa l he Q,,al Smoklea, 11 1p2!- M� "° 111 , .. -.- · Ja� Alon1 Adm 1"110L a blt tat man Humphrey Instead of Huber . "1poke for" two young pigs early I t wa1 oo j us ··, at the d awn o f day. . • ltw lj'nr._ .... fK"rap book that conLaln1 pracll­ My 1poloa111 1o both Hie1'man , each aprlng, And ·t hen the fool They were vor)' much aslonl1hed1 el Scott, Lakin; Mr1. Charles ,-.,1¥·· m -L • J' D B J' T • •·•·• r ,T I A: O•r. subicrl�Uon r11a: ;,ettlfftll � --� callr I ttoord of the whole HH- of (The Plains) and Morarity, Pomeroy ; Owen Denney, tarrl� . where n.U.ble, . ao ce.D.ll., ,'f' , •., .1..:. Hubert of little cute thtn11 grew intq areat When the stone w.111 rolled away. 17 p 9 Ii V · r t bli hands�n,e · hams. 1pue ribs £, 11 .� , ,, kina manled Hfe, 1 complete hl1- Mlnneaot,. I 't 10 D 0 Pl, Pleuant. oe, -..-.i ll U>tl_,.. II . , ""'-__, . and sut.•h alona: about Thanlr:sgiv­ They entered the tomb and fo\lnd forJ of football under Fore1t &ch Dllffllutd Aprll 12: Mr1. pb.ude the Dali. �nttn,i offlceJ ll&'tJi ' T -i D L • o i O inf. tel, my Civil War 1ran.dfather'1 . · Shtty-flve percent ot Runlan RAltmln. Loralne Knapp ;- Mr'- · Ill aonUat. -11 .eG: tJlret lftODUII Him gone, . enll,lmenl with account or hi1 student, are 1tudylnt Enallah . Htnry Kirby, Sol Wllllam Goff, a.90. B:r -,tOI' reute wllen nal And an angel lo them said. � (';JU...., I Atclal .AJl Suddenly I remember I hostess 'Why 1eiek ye for t he llving, death In M l11l11lppl, num111rou1 And how many or oun are 1tudy• Clarence 0111le)', Mn. JamN Kl , ,tilt: one mon•. IL BJ mall: a■ l.rmffATIYll 01' TBa :J. of yean 1(1:0 who had \\'Orked In a_ plnce •mong the dead." 11chooJ patrol, Mr1. Roy Laney, Al�c_e..,_Hall, c1_ .. auUon •.! fllr .,: alx •uontba. ".21; lb • Bible Ing Ru11l1nt Probably about one co � p io la) herself Into a lather hand poll1h­ IChO(ll Ind bil rat yellow "M" per('('nt. Martin, M1r1b1 R<llllM)', cb e- -- atl 11ft _.,. mtw1dt. II ., · awanll. Oh you ou11:ht1 1ee thll I quote the above from the lq ·her hOUlt' for • party that The women hurried from llie place · =:;__:;;,,: 1rr1p book. 110 tender lt'1 now eminent editor or Harper'• M11a­ night. m To Jlnd their h'lends to tell. falling to pieces and what"ll I dot tlne. ,nd dau1hier, 11111 - Dalio■ Codi• To ask for 1ld in seeklng A■ 1he aervtd lhe delicious re­ �ell, 111 I 11y, I merely ,tarted and dlua:hter, )4:r,, Melvin BarSay• he, "Thl1 bet OUlhl to fre1hmenls ahe sighed, "You lr:now The Lord they loved 10 well. .--; cus, Mrt. Robel"t HtW\: and IOD\ ICIT(I! DI mott than the 1putnil11". rm so hungry, too, every 1ln1le WAN tJ,a.Mil --.. C'MOM In time they met the one ,•.., Mn. Dallas HUI and ,on, We don'I, halt lhe time, know ,.. r,r-r,o ,.__ ( thin& I've had all day was -a _.. soua:bt, whal they're dolnf or nyln& or ptere of bread at noon and I ate­ CMA But did not Him re�a:ni1.e, plannlnl', The only Ruulan word that on the run.•· Far It 1eemed that for aome rea,o• l know 11 "N)'tt"-No. 'MN ;o• J dont remember wh11ol we 11ite, Well a peraon could convene or plllyed, or 111d, or 1n)'lhin1- God had bold.en up their eyee. CllllYli !N lMa wllh them with that one word, I only lhU "'pieee of bread st CAil POOL, But lat�. 11 tbe:r 1&t to eat, \ reclr:on, Jt th�'d •k que1tlon1, �OfflH Scot� noon." • CAM When ho and bleued '1¥ 1iOllli ..,. In En1ll1h, 11 1 aen1lble ,pcr­ 1otw1ncln1 are . broad lfARQl.'I' ,on ,hou\(t. llio elii4o W»t o1 lh•tr-'linih­ That was Juat hke 1olnt bare were o,ened, and t<UP /118 "Are )'OU afraid or U11" HYI foot when your new a:old aandals Their �ba _ l!t!ffl. to u,rr;_IIMn kne,f • h1n. "Nyet" 11J1 u1. "Do you Ht rl1ht there ln the cloae■t wail­ M111011, of Rio Grande, eon or EYES' � Ch.ri1t had rl•en from ttae dead. Lhlnt we invented eltttrlcltyt" ln1 for you. Mr. •nd Mr,. Cl,'Jde E. ic,on o f Sult1J11 . . Lt,ht, Chunll · "Nyet". "How about u, eomlna Bidwell Route J : We hid a lovely time, thourh. ,o And He told them many thtna:1. Mias Scott wal cradual«I from OYet, and IMnc with )'OU, 11orla taking over,• "NYET1'' The tollowlnl was on I churcb Thit His work on earth wu the Cheater Hl&h School In the • You lino• thll Ruulq itn ll • tiulllltln 1'fti;jl', � lo our -• 1 �. '41.,., .«,,IW. ontl , hoo, tho Hol1•r Fall.,,, ,o h■rd after tH, eqieclaUy U \bjf from H"l\'!welt Bllitisl Chu�, , Atld '1 l!(lllt � to 'lftopllll S.hOol of Nur■bit! In To p,tlla1'1! 1' plaoe -(pr you, hne sense en1u,gh to ,put ln- Ill. AJtu, -W. va. " lilGt. Ill(, 1, prosently employed ·• Nabllco 1ll1h to UII •• tb4' Holter Boepit1l u a a\lrCl'"TD 10. whO mourn and nee.I eal nune In tbe operatlnr room. aomrort to all who are friendleN A comtorter to you 1 '11 1end, Mr. Muon Is a ,nduate of the Funny lntldent ln tod171 Nld• '11\ d need frlend1hlp, to all who And power with which to do UPP " ' JI . Int "lothu1 Moore, American" by are homel11111 and need 1heltertn1 The m11ny thi11p which J hill� Bidwell-Porter Hlah School In done llM and 11 1 �untor at JUo Grande G eor11e Hummel, a book J Jull love, to all who pray,, and ta 111 College where h� I, lttfdylq for recenlly re-dl1eovered and Just wllo do not, but 1hould, to all who While I WH here with you." , hated to have it end, "111 10 fine. a B. A. Detrff In Sffond111 1ln and need I Saviour; \ht1 Edue■tlon. It', way out Weal, In early d1ya Church openi, wide lta door, Ind Then, with • promise to return, The weddlnt wlll be in Mnt ■nl! Katll:, ShAu1hneuy had pap­ m.1ke■ ,. ftee ,plate,. and in the He 1,aendtd lrom their 1i1bt, or Jun.I s at Utt Jtt. Herman end her "sodd)'', prairie home name bt Jt1u1 Cllrl1t the Lord, And He trote to Heaven made •I . �, . .,.U,,. two 1114� L M)ti iJ>latq ,�t,, . -. �t!]t whlih . �• . foot In tliiibioi. - ... ...... .. IQ Nleloe■ · ....... ,._ -� -'•• <tnlllliilea 'tllll ' _. _ • . lit . . t ... ,. ... ..... lliiW,; _ _ MIA,·� ' Meigs County a, iJ IRS Gives All . States Weekend ·Crace-On Tax I · ' :'!;:�/ I Poet's Corner Racine Honor IJoll Stude,nts Are Announced -·c • .. .. •" -., _, ... r .. � �'; .. . "' � :: .. � : • . _'.. ' Hartford W. Vo. Social Events ' "-l!r ' ; - � ==- I'� DW ._11,u,•. --. ··- ••ec1r Diifnh Know That? • • • �. • , • • • : � �· • • • • • • • • • . • • I a l 7 : 30 .P· m. _Rv R lchard Wright th� pastor, will present the sermons. On Eailer mornin1 a Sunrl.e service will be held at 3:30 .a. m. with reguhlr worship 1ervice1 at 10 &nd 1 1 a. m. The Evangeli cal e. church of New lla\·en wiJI oblerve the saf'rament of Huly Communion on Thursday evc>nlng at 7:30. On Good Friday the cliurth will pnticipete in the llhowing of a film "King ol K1ngs". T he fllm Is t o u. !I > ) 1 DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK I ' I PINE SELECTION OP EASTER CAN DIES Chocolate Bunnies - Eggs -- Filled Egg• EASTER CARDS FI LLED pen. g· fWI lt!!O.- tNf ,' X: � . . Ianrai .., t O'.;:� • ot·-., .,, ti,1:;illlj · a b 'I' ' ....----. -. ■ We Have A Large Seletllon Of SPRING BULBS JUST RIGHT FOR PLA'NTING ( ·- B E . ' N ' O l> l . ( l f F RA N K L I N (l ... '< / ,J f N A l r •(J >; A , Phone WY-2-3498 " Wedcli� To Be Event Of June 5 , , ( � , Pomeroy, Ohio •prices never lower! •highways never wetter! <8)ALL-WEATHER value priced at .I $ ( � ,I ( . =""'= ti � "'� � · -- �"' ....,,. !ill' SHREDOED WHEAl 2 - 12-oz. pligs. 39c ,-.w.,i' ... ' . ,.. .,., I 1Ull•TYPI IID ·, I 1.10 X 15 7• 60 . X I5 i. tbep w. w• \llil!lf...... 1/ioialit" ' . A communion .et over 100 Ye&ra old will be Uled tn the inter ehureh M1undy Thursday service at tbt. . Baptist Evan1ellca-l U. B. and Methodist -chutt.hea in Hart• ford at 7 p. m. The set �w h i ch was recently re­ finished was pre1enled to Lhe Me• thodist church, Hartford, more than a century ago and con1lst1 of two cups, tbree platell, a pit­ chers and a baptismal bowl. Grange Auto, F i re, Hospital I NSU RANCE I 'I ·t 'I I Nowl Value Priced• $21.95 2.3;95 · ·- ·t------'--'---+�-----1 · · ) , ,; • IU� Yd�• 8.00 i l 4 , 23.915 8.50 x 14 215.915 •plus tax and recappable tire ,.-f- Rizer Oil Co. You'll Like Otlr ;;..rv,ce Hqme Owned and OJ>erat,d WY•2-210l • l!omen,y ' ...r,•t!!!' ' ... What happens • • • When the chairman caUs the roD? Every time •ol, is wor�ing to decid. in �reu yO<J. It might b. for imporltnt farm, highway legislation or conservation, Social or school programs. YO<J in ti,, future of gove,nmen♦ • The •ol• for MUST b, qu1tofied: tha district he represents; servo the best int■re,h holpin9 ind tu S.curity man he MUST yO<J mow and ho MUST of the people. O.ll-, .' Jimmy Tyo w111 guest of h onor at a surprise birthday party given by his mother, Mrs. Lee Tyo, when the Cub Scouts of Den Two met Tues­ day afternoon on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Ollver Michael. Den Mother. An Ea&ter egg hunt was held with Eugene Triplett wit,nlng the prize for finding tlie golden egg. Games were pJay"ed with Prizes aw1rded lo Gary Mitch and Jlmmy Tyo, After Jimmy opened his gifts,. the •beys buJlt a lire and roas(e<I wienera whkh were served • wllh Potato sa lad, baked beans, potato chtPI and kooli.ld., A white cake decorated with green coconut and jelly beans centered the table. Present were those named above and Kelly McKenzie, Jc£r Werry, J11ck Lohse, David :Pillehael, Leon­ ard Van Meter, · Dennis Wehrung, Ronnie Tatter1on, Dick Werry and Jeff and Lannr Tyo. OAKLEY C. COLLINS ♦ Bt II I uhe ol lnlt.- (LIIWHIWII Oonty}. e Be ...� ll Fe&h ll l. ildOi lCMII ......... . �•• worb .. ... ....... . '9at111 n1a �. wr11 r.r aeu1J . • llfl U1 tened ll Jtan il dlt °'IAllll■lllre. tu &era II LawreHI c..ty '""'"..•"" ... - .... u Ma&e S..1llr. • . ... ... .... . ......, o1 ... ■ llll1', lllddlq Aall-N..-, Aall- lllot ...... ... -.- 11m1■1 ........... ..... ... ... i.u-­ . ... ........ - 6e■e &mate ClmalUeet: Tualleo. .llrin!-. C.-.­ ...... hit c.-eree ... Ilea.I., .. ......... t_-&11•1--- '·. YOTE FOR ...... . ,: . fr ! • I OAKLEY C. COLLINS Ropubhcan C.ndidat. far eong,... I 0th Congressio...l District t SucoeMOr To Mr. H. E. Starkey. Pom•ray, O. 16'3 L incoln Heighh Phone WY 2-2411 Bemer Mnrfll, Qalnlu c.uiu i.r ■- r.- - Value Huntin May Prlmarx ' ..... ou HlREI - -,.- QUAL I TY P I ECES FOR YOUR L I VI NG ROOM that have been selected to giv e y0ur room that expert "custom made" look at prices that do not begin to i n d icate thei r beauty their good design . . VALU E ' IMPRESSIVE THREE PIECE SECTIONAL Th ree ,piece sedional by Howard Sky-lint Mlg. Co., subsidiary of Howard P,arlor. Foam nibber seat end back oonmiiietion, choke of 6 dl.Herent colors: in natural, turquoise, · brown. eocot, oherry and black. See tihi..9 exceptional. eccliona1 on ow- fioor. • , • I Auend Dwrer Dr. and Mn, P. E, Stanley were dinner gue!lh of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ry Pickens at thelr home in Racine W�IY evenene when lhey en­ tertained hon.orin1 Mr,. Pickens' orother Qd ltla,brlde, Mr. and MN. . , HmY ,e.. ito;wan, Of W1.Yette, ind: . ,el ' , I 'It. .'I · \.��-� l� l C. Collina Here are #lie tJUalilicllfions ol DON E. MU LLEN There were 1,pproximately 200 girls attending t he lt'HA District meeting which was held on April 5 at the Racine Hig h School. The guests were welcomed by Mary Grace Stobart, presldeqt ol the Racine FHA. Arter the busine$S 6ession each FHA group presented a !orm or entertainment, including slcils, musical n u m bers and games. Clubs represented were Racine, Eastern, Gallipolis, Rutland, South western and Middleport. Girla attending from M iddle• port were Karen Pettit. Dorothy Howell, Sharon Yeauger, Judith Fink, Charlotte Davidson, Judy Overturf, Mary Barth, Linda For• rest, Bonnie Rife, t'hy!IJa Pettit, Ida Wilson, Shaula Kessinger, Carolyn E:rvin, Paula Johnson, Olamae Clark, Carolyn Gilkey, Linda Jngels, Jeanne Bowles, Ka• ren Ferguson, Cinda Morris, Susie Singer, Karen Grell&, Col• een Wil1on, Beverly Cundiff, Sharon Ingels, Betty Gilmore, Garoly.n Bradford, Karen Herr• mai'in, Judy Clark, Bonnie Van Cooney, Marcella Ward, Bertha Wilson. The &lrla were 1ccompan• led by their teacher, Mra. Joe n,11ey. -. y­ cast - ballot but it i1 1 big decision FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. Thomlll Reed, Wahama High School band director, will sing selected passion hymns commem­ orating the death of Jesus on Good Friday In an eveninR ser­ vice beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will present medita­ tions on the meaning of the cross. A morning watch service will be held on Easter stllrting at 77 a. m. on lhe lawn of Okey Howard Jr. in Haven Heights. The story of the first Ea1ter morning will be retold in song and meditation by Rev. Freeman and the choir. Regular worship servicell will be held at the church on Sunday. tl,i, h1ppen1 Cub Stoufs Have Birthday Porty For Member •611111:iuiaU ,e�61-t1p1 '"" r,�.,,a11u ti,, I .--..9 95* Trade today for the most b ud9et-plea1ing W'CII on the markct­ S.T ALI-Weathers by Goodyear. All oizoo low priced! / Jir�� .�••ke - I. I ..,,.. -T-h--'ll_Do _I_t_E=--. -= r e-:-· ---� B -_ y_ H _a _ t 1 · o very une ,S : son EUB Church i1 eonducling a revival at the Salem EUB church and will not hold speeial Holy Week services ln Mason. A Sun­ rise service wUI be presented on Easter at 5:30 a. m. The youth feellowship undr Mn. Harold Schwan will be tn cbarge. T he Xi Gamma '.\tu Chapter of The- rharter wu draped in mem• t he Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met ory of B K Smith when Cheater tuesd;iy evening at the DAV Hall Giang� met Tuesday evening. in PotneroY with Mrs. Yirgtl Brown Dale Kautz, worthy master, pre­ president, in eharge of the businea.s meetlna. side<! and Pearl Parker wu re-in• st'aled as .i member. A note wa1 In the .ibscnce of the secretary. read from Bob Hoeflich lhank.ing Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, I.he 8"Cre- the membera for part icipatmg in "' ••ry's repor t .. ,.. ,, read by Mr,. S.r, the talcn1 show at Syracuse imd Gibbs. �hddleport. A.n invhiltion was read During the meeting lhe group from Pomt-roy Jknd Grange to at­ voted to help with the Cancer l !'nd ··operation Forward" night on Drive i n Pomeroy and Middleport . April 28 and lO participate in the A regis tration reminder for the 1uogram. A communication wa1 al• State Convention or the sorority so read t·oncerning Oasher lights was read. The slate meeting will �hich WH followed by a diacusbe held in Dayton on June 3-5. SI On. An Invitation was read from Kap• One appeal ror aid was irnswered. pa 1 Rho chapter in Athena Inviting There was a di11cUBs.ion on viaila• the group to a round and square t1on night at Stu Grange. The dance they are sponsoring on AP· Home Ec:onomirs ch airman an• ril 16. nounced the dres& conted would be The sororit)' agre� to do • tele• held at the May 10 meetinrt. phooe campaign to get voters Oil Marie Koblentz, lecturer, pre­ election day and to urge them to sented a proa;ram ming the Enter support the hoapilal lHue. theme. Group singing of "ln the Plans for Founder'a Day wbic:h Garden" opened the program and will be obsened with a dinpff at memben anawered roll call with the Sportsman Reslaur■nt In Ath­ "What Eaater Ileana lo Me." A ens were d iscuned. The �h•pter reading ''The Cro11 of the Dog­ will cooperate with other chapters wood" by Mr1. Donald Mora, pre­ in Meil• County .for thi1 evening, ceded a piano solo by Sally Mora FoUowlng ttie buslnea.a meetln,, and the poem, "The Call of the D1f­ Mn. Ann Rupe presented the cul­ iodils,'' by Mrs. Roy M iller. Group luril program "'The Enjo)'lTlent of singing or the Doxology concluded Art." Mrs. Teresa Swatzel pre­ the program. sented the program, "The Very Refreshments were served a t the Great." dose of the meeting. At the close of lbe evening re­ freshments were served by Mn. The next meeting will be Tues­ Gibbs ar;id Mrs. Ruby Baer. day, April 26. FHA District Meeting He1d At Raci ne Slq...,., •• ey Eallter wlll be uahered in with I Su nrise service at S:30 a. m. The worah i p will commemorate and ex.press the joy of the re1ur­ recllon of Christ at the dawn of the first Eutern Morn. The music will be by the choir-a and l he reading rt,y the college atudents of the ehurch. 1000-3 1 Che s ter Grange Drape s Charter For Late Mem ber Sorority Pledges Help For Bond I ss ue Ma y 3 Holy Week services at the New Haven Method ist Church include observances o n Maundy Thursday. Good Friday and Easter morning. A Holy Co.anmunlon service is set for Thursday at 8 p. m. with ReV. David R. Freem' an presiding. Speelal music by the churc h 's youth cboir under the direction of Mrs. John Morgan will be pro• I vided. Easter Grass And All The Items Needed To Flll Your Basket .-.fla ... �.&i:nL ___,,, :;:1� �.:.·���-�i:::= is de1cribed aa an ln■plrin j film on the life of Cbri& t from t h e conYenion o f M..ry Magdalene to the Re1urrectlon. The 1how lnf ia apon110red b)' the New Haven churches. Evening service. will 11lso in­ clude a sermon by the l3aptlst p111tor, Rev. Osborne Hoover. Spe­ cial music will be furnished b y the youtli choir. Rev. David R . Freeman, pastor of the Methodist church, will preside. NOVELTI ES ' TH'1 DAIL'f SENTINEL to � o a ::.l!:° � . 1' _ . � ahown at lhe Haven Thea�r 1 n New HIYen a l 1 :30. The movie ReY, L. R. Mahoney of the Ma­ ■ TUNA FISH '. 2 - 6½ oz. ens 45c • • Holy Wi!ek and Easter services have been • nnovn«d by t he churches In the Bend Area of Muon County. Services began al t h e M uon Methodist Church on Mond1y with a 24 hour Prayer Vigil starting 1t 6 a. m. on MoDllay and con• tinuing unlil ti a. m Tuesday. "Four Nlgbts Fuel � ,. tService1 began at the same ch urch Tuesday night and were schedul· ed to be held each evening on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday llr"t,....,._ fi • C f!S?SSW£>!0 . .' Aryea c��hurches IIl Mason County By M1n1Sters in. f1�1j ',Ii'_ , . • Hol W,eek, E aster Strvices Announced For Be11d Twin Girls Rom Joined In Rare Act Of Nature DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' April 14, MASON, W. VA. ••" ' ' •"' l".,�• ;,. • - �� ,l tlli• ,rt ' l< 1, \�11,1,fflf;C{ _p t " - • ' _, �- ' ,. ." ,"· ':L·i1 - �•,,,, ! 17 I �2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. April 14, 1960 HISTORY 01' Burke Removed From Slate Of Miller Candidates CAVEMAN COURTSHIP-1960 ' ed the meeting and wu In charge or the de\·otionals. Group discus­ sion topic "The Meaning of £al· ter", During the social hour re• freehments were served to Rev. ·• and Mrs. Hoover and chi ldren, Mrs. Hugo Juhling, Mrs. Earl Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith MrClung, Mr. and Mrs. John B U FFALO, N. Y. UPI ---- Sia­ Kearns Jr., Mr. and Mr1. J. M. mese tw i n girls, joined at the. ab Cru mp pand Delbert Dotson. domen. were born Tuesdiy al Buf­ PERSONALS falo General Hoapital. They were Pvt. William T. Kimes. sta• reported '·doing nicely" today in tioned at Fort Gordon, G:1. . and an U'.lcubalor. Sut h births occur about once Pvt. Th"mas M. Kimes -and t 1end · Pvt. Leland Borqui, Lotiisiana in every 60.UOO deliveries, medical spent lhe weekend with their authorities said. parf"nts, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hospital director Dr. Frazer D. { Kimes and family. • Mrs. N. O. Wein was hoste,s 'Mooney ljilid the birth was normal ( but about two weelca premature. 1 to the Wednesday bridge club al He said Ule twins' 'parents wished lier home, Front SI., this pa Rt lo remain unidentified to avoid J week. Mrs. Hugo Juhling won the publicity. prize for high i'lcore. .Playing were M 's. Juhling, Mrs. George M ooney said long study will be Lerner, Mrs. Herman Layne and needed before any decision ls the hostess. made on whether lo separate tli� ( 1 ,.__________ fa_nt_ n_ i_ Charle& Juhling" la a medical J •patient at the Pt. Clinic. He is reported to be se-riously UI. Mr. and Mn. Rutter Knig ht, Mr. and Mn. Earl Dean Knight and daughter Kimberly spent Sun d1y vlslt.lhl !l'ellltives In Hunting-; ton. · E. D. Knight left Sunday for Newport News, Va., where lie has WASHINGTON UPI-Taxpayers employment. wlio haven't settled up yef; with Miss He}t))" J�kiJ!:t, Columbu.9,; Vrtr� Sam ,won't l'tave ta, burn • 11pent the wetkeJjd With her moth; the,: mldnicht oil to mail ifl their es "Mrs. Henry Jenk-lns. return, by the usual Aprn 15 Mr. and Mrs. Burdette, Pt. Pl�a deadline i"'l'id1y. sant were guests of Mr. and Mrs. BecaUJe the deadline is Good J. M . crump Tue.sda)' evening. Friday, the Internal Revenue Ser· .Mr. ,and Mrs. Cecil Gairing o( vice has extended the deadline to nridgeport were guest, o-;er the next Monday-for this yea'r only. weekend of Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Thi1 9ivet tax.payers all weekend Mn. Charles Juhllng, Mr. and to complete their 1959 rr;turn1. Mrs. Earl Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Tax Co111miHioner Dana Lath• John ReltmJre were in Pt. Pleas­ am aranted the three-da y &race ant Tuesday evening. period Wednesday to 11ve all tax. payers "equal treatmer.t." NEW YORK UPI-Two infants Under the law, taxpayers !n 13 died in a fl.re that 1wept a ba� mcnt apartment Wednesday. A states and three U. S. possessions third child was reseued by s where Good Friday is a Jegal neighbor who said he had felt holiday had until midnight, Mon, he "owed some child a Ute" since day-the first working day after •bis 110n wa11 rescued from drown­ the HUh-to file their returns. i Rather than have two different ing. John Herk-0, 48, da1hed into the blazing aprrtment three times deadlines, Latham told ill 60 mil­ and nacued Douglas Blllm■n. 4. lion taxpayers their returns need Re waa unable to rt•l!IJ. , the \ vie, . not be postmarked before April � tlm1, Helen .Hlllmah, �. and Rlch• 1a . I \ COLUMBUS L"Pl-The Ohm Supr£'me C"ourl loday remover1 Thoma� P Burke as a c:mdid.ite for delegate lo the Oemocra1ir Nahonal Convt•nt1on from the 23rd District which comprises W- I!. SIMI most or Cuyahoga County • and Their t h 1ldren Lois. ' Boots ie" Th e rul111g was a • 1rtory for STEADMAN FAMI LY L11l ian W i l l u1m who marri ed Gov. M iciiuel V, J1iSall(" in his (To Be ContinUN) reud with Cu)· ahoga Co1 1 tlly Demo J-ames Slaughter was a broth(' r Simpson. Hobar t married Fern Bellas . rralk Cha1rman Hay T. �1: l�r of NancY and Roseanna Slaugh ­ hter . tl\"er clt• l l•gaies to the ron1enhon . ter. Also of Mrs. Jame-s fJant') On� daug m;irrie d Floy Mor• Harold Paul. l F'idella ( John Mrs. Thom11s P. Burke was ru nnmg of r, Warne rison � u (' hildrt>n . H11sh died a on the M1lkr slate in the sallll' Barcus. A brother Jacob lived man distric- 1 where former Srn Thom­ and died at Eu t Liverpoo l . · 0 young Charle s and Hlanth e Hayma n as A. Burke was running on the a Anwric rs, daughle two had He and 1HI\. e 1 wo sons ,John ' Charles . and F'annie. D iSalle s.late. The forrnn sena­ Ahce. \1ary 1er dau�h onetor prolf'sh>d that at thf' l ime ROY . FAMIL Y CON . GC'orge ]l .1 yman was the oldest Thomas I '. Burke filed he diQ not onl_ the , fart 111 The first �nd, � ehild of 1 1 1, 11r:J1 ( ' l layman who rC'side in l h !' d1s tri(-t. Conroy ranuly we know in th marr ied Emma Be ntz, sister of W. Durke was one of sevrral ·"samt• section were James Conroy an I S H 1 cand1date :<1 on the Miller name" cmi• family Thls gcic. hl! wife. M a elJ1CKN El,L F A MILY slate running against the DiSalle gl'lted fr�m Ireland to the UrutNeherni ah Bicknell , son of Ja- ticket. The supportrrs of J)iSalle ed States m �b_out l ll49. Th e name Ukkr.el l and Amy Burlin- c ontended lhat Burke and other eth was not or1g1na lly, Conroy, but P e gam I .: was horn June 26 , 1796 , candidates • names were entered ,15 Mr. Conroy h ad b_cen d ra Itet · h, R · I His in an allC'rnpl 10 contuse voters a t I-:ast G reenwic or experted to be draf ll'd soon for e r h t v nt s d m ar the English army then fighll_ng in � � _ i° � �� t; '��:� :e r� in Cuya ho1 a foun•y. 7 or lll . Thomas P. Burke rountcrecl ' � l ecn year.s old . India, he ran away to America I n u�II 1 he wn� mne . let·hnically his voti■g resi · that make the mon -' Y to sepd haek to H 11! father <t,1ed _here and h i_s mo• denl'e el the time ot lhc> May 3 Jre land 10 hring hi& wife ,end l her, yo_unger sister and hims elf primary would be in the 23rd ba b 10 this roun try. Tbeir oldY with a company o� (!OVere_d came · District. and conseq uently his e,t daug htcr , Salli e, was born in 0 �the; �:�0could not be chal ler1ged. J�eland and a very young c h ild statlW lea1:�� u J� r w thl! Supreme Court !laid But w hen they �ame to A�erl e;i . . or l .he Rev · Samue l Porter. he liVt.'! in the dis• lthough a Their childre n Sallie ma rr ied shl P thal They arriv e d •in A l hens, October trid now, he must have eslab• Tho mas Amo s· l l u � h married L ou 1 8 1 5 , havin g been on the road f or lished voting residence in the dis• (Wag n�r? l; Moll i t! marrlc: d Tho• daya. lorty from w"hil' h he is running :, 1 e s lrid Rhod m Hi s mol_her died in . February thl.' time hl! makes h is sworn �ho mas a�d Sall\ e A m os. Th eir 1 8 1 6 . J eavm g he and his roun ger statement or candidacy. c hlld ren.. . 8en married. Mau d among strangers. His rnuthsister The unanimous dt"cision was Swan · Betlte never marrie d·, w ·1 i · . " bunc • d • th e O Id ccmeler · y 1 er r .tfJ,v• written by Judge K ingsley A. H am ·married Liva Sayre then hens, o'h"I o. A at I · • ried •• •1 mar n � 1 i_c ('ns Tuft. I:I mt' r' k ; On Mart"h 16. 1826, he married Enola married Spel'd Pirktns,. Ohio, Rutland, of Julia Lark in, NO CASH, PLEASE Muri Ashley. S h e was born at Rutbnd, VerWASHtN C.TON UPI-Th e gov­ Henry c. and Margaret Hay- mont, June 29, 1802, and came ernment .irlvi!les taxpa}ler5 not 1,o chil dren Leonldos with her parents to Leading Creek pay their federal income taxes by m � n. Thc>ir married Aurilla Harpold; Margaret In 1 804, They went to t heir farm cas h . ''If you send rush in the Meigs mail," t h e lntt>rnal Revenue Ser• township, married Washington Wotre; El• in Lebanon B;irnitz; County. lie was an excellent man vke !laid Tuesday, "it may be lost THE IETRf,YAL, tRUCll!IXION nora martird W ilson IY VIRGINIA CARLIJON Esther married .Manche,ter Qui!, and had a wonderful lnnuence or misdell vered en route and you IASTER SIRVICI AND iESURRECTION COMMUNITY lcn; William m arried Lina Nor- for good In this pioneer sccll'on would have lo pay agai11." The Community ,ER&tf.r &1"vi(e Blanche to w h ic h he had moved. Jesus with h is twelve dlaciplea, married ri�: Charles .will be held at the• Baptist Cbureh I l e opened his house for reli• papers. Katherine Were in an upper room that day. and (lcginu Wl.'avcr: 'Racine honor roll 1tuder,ta for -n ,r ,>wo:i1,u1. 1,nuo:, V ·09: : 9 1' "Why Kaly," said .Joshua Moore A traitor was among them n"vcr married; George married glous services In 1 829, He later t o everyone to attend. tended period the 1ht,weelt Siding llfth on gave a lot for a churrh and for who wa1 pres11ing sUII lurther Who soon would him betray. Emma R"ntz. servtc� will be held in BaplilfJ'lal followa: as announced. been have every got "you've fornia, Cali to Leonida� anJ Aurllla Heyman. t1 burying ground. Th i!! church la l Church, Cbe,hire, at >Ptlat th, sue JENlq�: K'thl'j'q them papers upai<le down." The plan&. were all completed, Their chi ldren Ma&&le married the prei;ent Methodist Church ln one of · sund-,. m. . p 4 Joffe Case, J11uel, oonqa Camn, nc>x( the fo'r J held iny hreath 1 The bargain had been made, Wilbur Ellis; May married Fred Grl'nl Bend and bean 1he name P-rA IN , SISSION Dorothy Circle, John Cleland, Carol she afraid so was I paragr11ph That when Je�us was delivered Philson; J lom..r encl Edith never "Bicknell Chapel" in h onor of The I7A held tllelr regular Deem, Mary Euler, Mary Findley,_ I l"las� The traitor would be paid. married May t h h1 man wlio did so much for couldn't read, an affliction marrierl: Harry at the school Monday meeting Paula dward E lJart, Fisher, Louise calamily. worst .. u■et . 1'111 - ,, Hayward. T�·o daughters Mary this community in its early his• 11s man's Robert Lewis, Kay Mc- evening. The meettng was opened Hayman, Cl\lckooplr.t I, Auumed tory, and Eu,::c>ne. "Oh, that" thus Katy, "Well Ae lhey sat around the table Clintock Donna Neville Chris Pick by th e president, Mrs. George name l, A AO (To B• Contlnutd) Wlll lam and Lina Hayman. that'� so t h ul Mike of mine won't Jcs11� told them what he knew, e. capablt ot ens, An� Proctor, wuladene Ran• James. Following the devotional (1nat.) sit there anrl read t he w hole day And they a l l began lO ques1 ion, npielUng JO, Cltru■ f'rUlt do\ph, Saradelle Rees, Marilyn Rice and business session an interest­ "Oh, M aster, tell us who." T, Aprlcotl insteod of �lowin•." u. Number Karon Housh, Patty Roush. Margie ing concert w11ie. presented by :..S. l'rench rl'f'er (Jap.) Stobart, Mary Grare Stobart, Re• lf!VCral members of the Wahama "0 beautiful for spac,vus akie11" ' _ ..u. No nam-Jesus mentlo ... � Tom of direction the under Cont _ Band Sheila Wol(\c Leroy .-ard ' � �� and' all tho:i ,_ . ., _ 1 t" "" \"mm(. ' BJrir'tatd 1n lf'l'tnysterlom Reed who gave a brief talk diahelbved strivin• 'lt :-�L� " He Wh08e hand dips In , t •,e dish try, wh�re In e�rly J UNIOR S: Donna Brewl. Joyce cussing the variou, musica l inte. Clea tai ,,. 11. Boy'■ With me nts. strume reading have you belier not . ,, Circle, Dale Cole, Marlyn Donahue, ntclauune 17. Accumu.. The clarinet _ �.ecu�n pr�,e�ted around too handy ii you expect t s the one who will betray. Janice Drake, Miriam Foster, Joyce B. 4byaainlall late t. " e.arme f1nt of Todll Spun to l!et the plowing donl!. Gloeck ner, Nanry Johnso n, Blll prince 19. State aowm IY ILANCHI M. HAIK INI So lhn1 lie would be recognh:ed 11ind Howard Elizabeth Drema Steward Shirley Miller 1T. Autbortze1 Lake of New Mike'.11 remurk (her husband) set The plans were mad� a11 lhls: 18. l,{Jq Weat Ours: James Pape, R� th Ann Pn • Johnso!'l, second _clarine�, . Nancy Mexico Tht> truilor would step forward tl. Joumey trel, Pe.t,y Price, Linda Roush, McDanie l a■d Kitty W1l!11ma�n, A I lo usl [ 1111 Ulll! ran 111' Ill e me off. "She's c:ra.zy as sure as To gre'et Him with a kiss. 2tl, llr1.n, out Thi• way you clcun a sun room thing. It' .� no w polished arid so �od's in his hivinl' ' Kenda Russell, Carmen Salser , third el_arlnet �har'on McOamel 1 . 28, Qealtat. Th1•n he, ( M i ke) 11sks h1•r: "\VIII Is t h i11- yo11 go OU1 am! look . 11re 1hre1i or four other t hiogM I Lynn Shuler, Carolyn Van Meter, and Shirley Smith, ,uo Phyllis The traitor, a discipll', was tT.-Gatne maybe yu11 'll j wit mop the Uno­ hadn't intendc-d to even touch, you shu1 your mouth unit gel us Jo Ann VanMeter, Mac VanMeter. Batey a nd • AMe Howard. , bass One of the chosen few , e antmd (lea) lay?" some leum, d w,t off II chair or two, The mop is washed out ( I mopped SOPHO MORES : Barbara Cleland, Judy LLievlng and Marlen Van IIJ. ,1ur1- , . Her answer "Shure 1 will, me But hf' was vpry grel!dy. plump up lhc, old, sud cushion the floor of rourae , you 11lways Billie Cund iff, Larry Grlm ffl ,, Winn Meler. Followlna: the concert, -re- . Dishonest throug h and ! hrough. . 11. lilecre<O on our femou.<J Army Rees. Philip Roberts, Miria� Smith freshme nts ol Ice cream, cup • col out wind up mopping) and hung lt up turtledove!'' , to served ,11: <leorn W . _coffee wer� d n a cakes W , t inget Ruth there . Rehecra Toney, to dry. Rullflt1 the aroup m t h� sc h�I cafeterla. I just have to hand on to you l ie w11s �uilty of the death or Duane Wolfe. Ncer1 I Apeak :'urlhN Poor Anrl uow I'm starved. A thick, 12. Maka 1 Christ he g d be •viii meetm The next across. comln11: keep n11d, hy !he \ Im" he'd finished, peanul butler sandwich, and a these laffR ·1 FRESH MEN: Teresa Bradford, , unhaPP1 ., "Oh well" sulrl !hf' countcs·s, Rut before lhe Savior died. Robert Essincton, Jo h n 11�11, Ro- April 25th. had clc>arwd all l'levPn or tho11e gla�s or mllk have only !llayed · 10. ln.Net Uis guilt wus so o'erpowering, IIBL CLASS INTIRTAINE� berta Kraeuler, Jean Mllllf, June Vr1wt ia11 Ullnds, washed the win• 1 hr fatal hour. I've now gotta get (a fake onr) "Everyone has his 18. once more l ie committed suicide. Mrs. Stephen Howard and M m Nelgler, James Oller, Donna R11.ndow!i, waahrd 1 hr. woodwork, wa11 h dinner. ror Dael out at lhe "Little own way of killing bedbugs, said 87, Tlbetan Alice Howard were hostesses to dolph, Judy Wigal, K•Y W11lford. ed the chaiu-hc'd have WHh1•d Orflcl'" (you didn't know we had tho old man as he shot orr his mammal Whrn on II blll a Cross wn� placed, t he March meeting of the Adult the dog, only we Just gave her one like A mos and Andy I ex­ toe" . 89, TV'a Mr. On which our Lord was hung, Omigosh. Bible class and teachers of the Dillon uway II ft·w we1•k11 11,go. prrl l h11s cleaned, !Wrled, dump . The li�htnlng flas hed, t h e thunder Baptist Sunday School Friday (pou. ) Now Wf' JIil ln that lovrly. c>lean rel, insprctrd till now we hove In rocent column-what "feasts" rolled, rojoct.lnr evenirg. Rev. W. 0. Hoover Op,!n• to. P plut·r, smetllng or plne-y Lestoll !!till ,mother .lond to go. And he's are spread in books not "beasts Whllo darkness hid t he gun. part■ ot fl(' ss toil, man, whnt a Joke) 110 so h1mgry ·he "can 1cc U21\t are spread". I simply must fatten ehurchel fo�J!l'd out and wear)' we can hrend t·oming on crutches", a gen• up my f's better for our poor long They nailed Him by His hwnd1 and ,1. Flower h11rel)' 1111 up. IASTlll MAllKIT yoU•WlllO real old Haskins family suflering llnotypplats. feet, '2. a... to DEVOTED TO INTEREffl ' " M H ble" wol over and 11he " d anylnx. At 10 ·a. m. Saturday morning OF .MEIGS•MASON AREA Wllh spear they piercetl his side. WaNhell four llnea full o( bluiktJt11 ' And my n�w crOC\1:505, llmlling, DOWN A good Guyan Twp. (Gama Co.) lie prayed, "F·ather, do foraive thtirc wlll be an Easter market at ltlchlr\.• 1, owen, Publ4hlr 11prf'ad11, rug, and •he too WH a- never said a word, just sat there one, give you two gueSBes es to the Rutland Department Store 1, Repoa them," Published eveey ,tt,rmton a moanln' : why don't we all quit? and looked 1weel. 1pon1ored by the WSCS of the iiept Sunday by 'l'be l)bio v,11111 l. l'orot E'rr on the eross he died. who related it. Why, oh why, In thi1 lol' ello11 sea onward Rutland Methodlat Church' . Easter com.Pb, Illb llO Ill• . ,. .\ lb..' A little feller was visiting at a T hey plaeed mm In a borrowed baskets, baked 1ood1, and hand• lubllabbil rcm 11011 01 lhe whole )" e■r, mud a !ban s Correrting my calling Sen. H11• l l o. eroy, O t., lc � n•y CF'··-.... OQU,.,... flt V&D .... ReN'I lcnr bb1,.' k �plder wtob you hadn't evf'n berl llumphrey, Herman. Such a home where several ne w puppies some artlcles will be for sale. - -ito mb , edltat neu OffJ ee phooe WYt-2:lM • &m,.1.1,,1 ii, X Y D L • seen on the fir.I ruund. dangle tluU. I'll explain, While dolni my had arrived. lie wanted onr so whl,h t,,d been hewn from ,tone. ' .., ohono WY2-.1... olllce 1,1 i. L M ii • •·, II , i right up over you when i.l h11t lludeot te■chinfl in ff. S. En&llsh­ badly, bot was told they were all There was no more that they • ,i llltVICII ANNOUNCID Enllr'ed II aecottd ci.u m■lll.111 _ yo u gro,ar, your WI)' to lhe tood ,t ou·, Unlv enlty H. S., l had • 11pok1, for.'' An E11ter Sunrise Servi.ct wll1 mattu �; lb, PIii ottlct at Pom. - . , , tettff alD;'P.lY ltucS. flaf �ll 1P1' .I II ... rould do, · Wallln1 and red-eyed he sobbed So they left Him the.-. arlone, old bed, tor ■ ■ --. i... � for th1 , ltn held at the , Hemlock Grove trOJ , 8 tor I puph Herman Humphre1 1 •· . , • :11 latt.n, �� ,. "But I want a 'spoke pup too." ' a. m. , Sunday at.5 lla:rted . � and fonndl!Ja an all ..... aU/,Di,l : o!iri.tlan Church atl..rtlllnl lOJlttNDta I m11Wt),: lo dWII 1 1m1II now Supt of T-he Plains H. S. (OI' -, .', . . , N t1tllnd, bUft04tllid with 1l1Uonery he wu the l11t I knew), So you · �· On the third morn th.rec women - � GOde ltttfCI IN' 41f� _:!· uve: �tln•lC•-&mi�. , l'le.. 811 , --,, . J tecatl now how Mam, alway, hox@11 , , ,mall redu cheat from 1 5 TA ,ee It came 10 natural to HY He m ,' Cit! t _..""' 4"· """ · y� A a,plopoa l he Q,,al Smoklea, 11 1p2!- M� "° 111 , .. -.- · Ja� Alon1 Adm 1"110L a blt tat man Humphrey Instead of Huber . "1poke for" two young pigs early I t wa1 oo j us ··, at the d awn o f day. . • ltw lj'nr._ .... fK"rap book that conLaln1 pracll­ My 1poloa111 1o both Hie1'man , each aprlng, And ·t hen the fool They were vor)' much aslonl1hed1 el Scott, Lakin; Mr1. Charles ,-.,1¥·· m -L • J' D B J' T • •·•·• r ,T I A: O•r. subicrl�Uon r11a: ;,ettlfftll � --� callr I ttoord of the whole HH- of (The Plains) and Morarity, Pomeroy ; Owen Denney, tarrl� . where n.U.ble, . ao ce.D.ll., ,'f' , •., .1..:. Hubert of little cute thtn11 grew intq areat When the stone w.111 rolled away. 17 p 9 Ii V · r t bli hands�n,e · hams. 1pue ribs £, 11 .� , ,, kina manled Hfe, 1 complete hl1- Mlnneaot,. I 't 10 D 0 Pl, Pleuant. oe, -..-.i ll U>tl_,.. II . , ""'-__, . and sut.•h alona: about Thanlr:sgiv­ They entered the tomb and fo\lnd forJ of football under Fore1t &ch Dllffllutd Aprll 12: Mr1. pb.ude the Dali. �nttn,i offlceJ ll&'tJi ' T -i D L • o i O inf. tel, my Civil War 1ran.dfather'1 . · Shtty-flve percent ot Runlan RAltmln. Loralne Knapp ;- Mr'- · Ill aonUat. -11 .eG: tJlret lftODUII Him gone, . enll,lmenl with account or hi1 student, are 1tudylnt Enallah . Htnry Kirby, Sol Wllllam Goff, a.90. B:r -,tOI' reute wllen nal And an angel lo them said. � (';JU...., I Atclal .AJl Suddenly I remember I hostess 'Why 1eiek ye for t he llving, death In M l11l11lppl, num111rou1 And how many or oun are 1tudy• Clarence 0111le)', Mn. JamN Kl , ,tilt: one mon•. IL BJ mall: a■ l.rmffATIYll 01' TBa :J. of yean 1(1:0 who had \\'Orked In a_ plnce •mong the dead." 11chooJ patrol, Mr1. Roy Laney, Al�c_e..,_Hall, c1_ .. auUon •.! fllr .,: alx •uontba. ".21; lb • Bible Ing Ru11l1nt Probably about one co � p io la) herself Into a lather hand poll1h­ IChO(ll Ind bil rat yellow "M" per('('nt. Martin, M1r1b1 R<llllM)', cb e- -- atl 11ft _.,. mtw1dt. II ., · awanll. Oh you ou11:ht1 1ee thll I quote the above from the lq ·her hOUlt' for • party that The women hurried from llie place · =:;__:;;,,: 1rr1p book. 110 tender lt'1 now eminent editor or Harper'• M11a­ night. m To Jlnd their h'lends to tell. falling to pieces and what"ll I dot tlne. ,nd dau1hier, 11111 - Dalio■ Codi• To ask for 1ld in seeklng A■ 1he aervtd lhe delicious re­ �ell, 111 I 11y, I merely ,tarted and dlua:hter, )4:r,, Melvin BarSay• he, "Thl1 bet OUlhl to fre1hmenls ahe sighed, "You lr:now The Lord they loved 10 well. .--; cus, Mrt. Robel"t HtW\: and IOD\ ICIT(I! DI mott than the 1putnil11". rm so hungry, too, every 1ln1le WAN tJ,a.Mil --.. C'MOM In time they met the one ,•.., Mn. Dallas HUI and ,on, We don'I, halt lhe time, know ,.. r,r-r,o ,.__ ( thin& I've had all day was -a _.. soua:bt, whal they're dolnf or nyln& or ptere of bread at noon and I ate­ CMA But did not Him re�a:ni1.e, plannlnl', The only Ruulan word that on the run.•· Far It 1eemed that for aome rea,o• l know 11 "N)'tt"-No. 'MN ;o• J dont remember wh11ol we 11ite, Well a peraon could convene or plllyed, or 111d, or 1n)'lhin1- God had bold.en up their eyee. CllllYli !N lMa wllh them with that one word, I only lhU "'pieee of bread st CAil POOL, But lat�. 11 tbe:r 1&t to eat, \ reclr:on, Jt th�'d •k que1tlon1, �OfflH Scot� noon." • CAM When ho and bleued '1¥ 1iOllli ..,. In En1ll1h, 11 1 aen1lble ,pcr­ 1otw1ncln1 are . broad lfARQl.'I' ,on ,hou\(t. llio elii4o W»t o1 lh•tr-'linih­ That was Juat hke 1olnt bare were o,ened, and t<UP /118 "Are )'OU afraid or U11" HYI foot when your new a:old aandals Their �ba _ l!t!ffl. to u,rr;_IIMn kne,f • h1n. "Nyet" 11J1 u1. "Do you Ht rl1ht there ln the cloae■t wail­ M111011, of Rio Grande, eon or EYES' � Ch.ri1t had rl•en from ttae dead. Lhlnt we invented eltttrlcltyt" ln1 for you. Mr. •nd Mr,. Cl,'Jde E. ic,on o f Sult1J11 . . Lt,ht, Chunll · "Nyet". "How about u, eomlna Bidwell Route J : We hid a lovely time, thourh. ,o And He told them many thtna:1. Mias Scott wal cradual«I from OYet, and IMnc with )'OU, 11orla taking over,• "NYET1'' The tollowlnl was on I churcb Thit His work on earth wu the Cheater Hl&h School In the • You lino• thll Ruulq itn ll • tiulllltln 1'fti;jl', � lo our -• 1 �. '41.,., .«,,IW. ontl , hoo, tho Hol1•r Fall.,,, ,o h■rd after tH, eqieclaUy U \bjf from H"l\'!welt Bllitisl Chu�, , Atld '1 l!(lllt � to 'lftopllll S.hOol of Nur■bit! In To p,tlla1'1! 1' plaoe -(pr you, hne sense en1u,gh to ,put ln- Ill. AJtu, -W. va. " lilGt. Ill(, 1, prosently employed ·• Nabllco 1ll1h to UII •• tb4' Holter Boepit1l u a a\lrCl'"TD 10. whO mourn and nee.I eal nune In tbe operatlnr room. aomrort to all who are friendleN A comtorter to you 1 '11 1end, Mr. Muon Is a ,nduate of the Funny lntldent ln tod171 Nld• '11\ d need frlend1hlp, to all who And power with which to do UPP " ' JI . Int "lothu1 Moore, American" by are homel11111 and need 1heltertn1 The m11ny thi11p which J hill� Bidwell-Porter Hlah School In done llM and 11 1 �untor at JUo Grande G eor11e Hummel, a book J Jull love, to all who pray,, and ta 111 College where h� I, lttfdylq for recenlly re-dl1eovered and Just wllo do not, but 1hould, to all who While I WH here with you." , hated to have it end, "111 10 fine. a B. A. Detrff In Sffond111 1ln and need I Saviour; \ht1 Edue■tlon. It', way out Weal, In early d1ya Church openi, wide lta door, Ind Then, with • promise to return, The weddlnt wlll be in Mnt ■nl! Katll:, ShAu1hneuy had pap­ m.1ke■ ,. ftee ,plate,. and in the He 1,aendtd lrom their 1i1bt, or Jun.I s at Utt Jtt. Herman end her "sodd)'', prairie home name bt Jt1u1 Cllrl1t the Lord, And He trote to Heaven made •I . �, . .,.U,,. two 1114� L M)ti iJ>latq ,�t,, . -. �t!]t whlih . �• . foot In tliiibioi. - ... ...... .. IQ Nleloe■ · ....... ,._ -� -'•• <tnlllliilea 'tllll ' _. _ • . lit . . t ... ,. ... ..... lliiW,; _ _ MIA,·� ' Meigs County a, iJ IRS Gives All . States Weekend ·Crace-On Tax I · ' :'!;:�/ I Poet's Corner Racine Honor IJoll Stude,nts Are Announced -·c • .. .. •" -., _, ... r .. � �'; .. . "' � :: .. � : • . _'.. ' Hartford W. Vo. Social Events ' "-l!r ' ; - � ==- I'� DW ._11,u,•. --. ··- ••ec1r Diifnh Know That? • • • �. • , • • • : � �· • • • • • • • • • . • • I a l 7 : 30 .P· m. _Rv R lchard Wright th� pastor, will present the sermons. On Eailer mornin1 a Sunrl.e service will be held at 3:30 .a. m. with reguhlr worship 1ervice1 at 10 &nd 1 1 a. m. The Evangeli cal e. church of New lla\·en wiJI oblerve the saf'rament of Huly Communion on Thursday evc>nlng at 7:30. On Good Friday the cliurth will pnticipete in the llhowing of a film "King ol K1ngs". T he fllm Is t o u. !I > ) 1 DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK I ' I PINE SELECTION OP EASTER CAN DIES Chocolate Bunnies - Eggs -- Filled Egg• EASTER CARDS FI LLED pen. g· fWI lt!!O.- tNf ,' X: � . . Ianrai .., t O'.;:� • ot·-., .,, ti,1:;illlj · a b 'I' ' ....----. -. ■ We Have A Large Seletllon Of SPRING BULBS JUST RIGHT FOR PLA'NTING ( ·- B E . ' N ' O l> l . ( l f F RA N K L I N (l ... '< / ,J f N A l r •(J >; A , Phone WY-2-3498 " Wedcli� To Be Event Of June 5 , , ( � , Pomeroy, Ohio •prices never lower! •highways never wetter! <8)ALL-WEATHER value priced at .I $ ( � ,I ( . =""'= ti � "'� � · -- �"' ....,,. !ill' SHREDOED WHEAl 2 - 12-oz. pligs. 39c ,-.w.,i' ... ' . ,.. .,., I 1Ull•TYPI IID ·, I 1.10 X 15 7• 60 . X I5 i. tbep w. w• \llil!lf...... 1/ioialit" ' . A communion .et over 100 Ye&ra old will be Uled tn the inter ehureh M1undy Thursday service at tbt. . Baptist Evan1ellca-l U. B. and Methodist -chutt.hea in Hart• ford at 7 p. m. The set �w h i ch was recently re­ finished was pre1enled to Lhe Me• thodist church, Hartford, more than a century ago and con1lst1 of two cups, tbree platell, a pit­ chers and a baptismal bowl. Grange Auto, F i re, Hospital I NSU RANCE I 'I ·t 'I I Nowl Value Priced• $21.95 2.3;95 · ·- ·t------'--'---+�-----1 · · ) , ,; • IU� Yd�• 8.00 i l 4 , 23.915 8.50 x 14 215.915 •plus tax and recappable tire ,.-f- Rizer Oil Co. You'll Like Otlr ;;..rv,ce Hqme Owned and OJ>erat,d WY•2-210l • l!omen,y ' ...r,•t!!!' ' ... What happens • • • When the chairman caUs the roD? Every time •ol, is wor�ing to decid. in �reu yO<J. It might b. for imporltnt farm, highway legislation or conservation, Social or school programs. YO<J in ti,, future of gove,nmen♦ • The •ol• for MUST b, qu1tofied: tha district he represents; servo the best int■re,h holpin9 ind tu S.curity man he MUST yO<J mow and ho MUST of the people. O.ll-, .' Jimmy Tyo w111 guest of h onor at a surprise birthday party given by his mother, Mrs. Lee Tyo, when the Cub Scouts of Den Two met Tues­ day afternoon on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Ollver Michael. Den Mother. An Ea&ter egg hunt was held with Eugene Triplett wit,nlng the prize for finding tlie golden egg. Games were pJay"ed with Prizes aw1rded lo Gary Mitch and Jlmmy Tyo, After Jimmy opened his gifts,. the •beys buJlt a lire and roas(e<I wienera whkh were served • wllh Potato sa lad, baked beans, potato chtPI and kooli.ld., A white cake decorated with green coconut and jelly beans centered the table. Present were those named above and Kelly McKenzie, Jc£r Werry, J11ck Lohse, David :Pillehael, Leon­ ard Van Meter, · Dennis Wehrung, Ronnie Tatter1on, Dick Werry and Jeff and Lannr Tyo. OAKLEY C. COLLINS ♦ Bt II I uhe ol lnlt.- (LIIWHIWII Oonty}. e Be ...� ll Fe&h ll l. ildOi lCMII ......... . �•• worb .. ... ....... . '9at111 n1a �. wr11 r.r aeu1J . • llfl U1 tened ll Jtan il dlt °'IAllll■lllre. tu &era II LawreHI c..ty '""'"..•"" ... - .... u Ma&e S..1llr. • . ... ... .... . ......, o1 ... ■ llll1', lllddlq Aall-N..-, Aall- lllot ...... ... -.- 11m1■1 ........... ..... ... ... i.u-­ . ... ........ - 6e■e &mate ClmalUeet: Tualleo. .llrin!-. C.-.­ ...... hit c.-eree ... Ilea.I., .. ......... t_-&11•1--- '·. YOTE FOR ...... . ,: . fr ! • I OAKLEY C. COLLINS Ropubhcan C.ndidat. far eong,... I 0th Congressio...l District t SucoeMOr To Mr. H. E. Starkey. Pom•ray, O. 16'3 L incoln Heighh Phone WY 2-2411 Bemer Mnrfll, Qalnlu c.uiu i.r ■- r.- - Value Huntin May Prlmarx ' ..... ou HlREI - -,.- QUAL I TY P I ECES FOR YOUR L I VI NG ROOM that have been selected to giv e y0ur room that expert "custom made" look at prices that do not begin to i n d icate thei r beauty their good design . . VALU E ' IMPRESSIVE THREE PIECE SECTIONAL Th ree ,piece sedional by Howard Sky-lint Mlg. Co., subsidiary of Howard P,arlor. Foam nibber seat end back oonmiiietion, choke of 6 dl.Herent colors: in natural, turquoise, · brown. eocot, oherry and black. See tihi..9 exceptional. eccliona1 on ow- fioor. • , • I Auend Dwrer Dr. and Mn, P. E, Stanley were dinner gue!lh of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ry Pickens at thelr home in Racine W�IY evenene when lhey en­ tertained hon.orin1 Mr,. Pickens' orother Qd ltla,brlde, Mr. and MN. . , HmY ,e.. ito;wan, Of W1.Yette, ind: . ,el ' , I 'It. .'I · \.��-� l� l C. Collina Here are #lie tJUalilicllfions ol DON E. MU LLEN There were 1,pproximately 200 girls attending t he lt'HA District meeting which was held on April 5 at the Racine Hig h School. The guests were welcomed by Mary Grace Stobart, presldeqt ol the Racine FHA. Arter the busine$S 6ession each FHA group presented a !orm or entertainment, including slcils, musical n u m bers and games. Clubs represented were Racine, Eastern, Gallipolis, Rutland, South western and Middleport. Girla attending from M iddle• port were Karen Pettit. Dorothy Howell, Sharon Yeauger, Judith Fink, Charlotte Davidson, Judy Overturf, Mary Barth, Linda For• rest, Bonnie Rife, t'hy!IJa Pettit, Ida Wilson, Shaula Kessinger, Carolyn E:rvin, Paula Johnson, Olamae Clark, Carolyn Gilkey, Linda Jngels, Jeanne Bowles, Ka• ren Ferguson, Cinda Morris, Susie Singer, Karen Grell&, Col• een Wil1on, Beverly Cundiff, Sharon Ingels, Betty Gilmore, Garoly.n Bradford, Karen Herr• mai'in, Judy Clark, Bonnie Van Cooney, Marcella Ward, Bertha Wilson. The &lrla were 1ccompan• led by their teacher, Mra. Joe n,11ey. -. y­ cast - ballot but it i1 1 big decision FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. Thomlll Reed, Wahama High School band director, will sing selected passion hymns commem­ orating the death of Jesus on Good Friday In an eveninR ser­ vice beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will present medita­ tions on the meaning of the cross. A morning watch service will be held on Easter stllrting at 77 a. m. on lhe lawn of Okey Howard Jr. in Haven Heights. The story of the first Ea1ter morning will be retold in song and meditation by Rev. Freeman and the choir. Regular worship servicell will be held at the church on Sunday. tl,i, h1ppen1 Cub Stoufs Have Birthday Porty For Member •611111:iuiaU ,e�61-t1p1 '"" r,�.,,a11u ti,, I .--..9 95* Trade today for the most b ud9et-plea1ing W'CII on the markct­ S.T ALI-Weathers by Goodyear. All oizoo low priced! / Jir�� .�••ke - I. I ..,,.. -T-h--'ll_Do _I_t_E=--. -= r e-:-· ---� B -_ y_ H _a _ t 1 · o very une ,S : son EUB Church i1 eonducling a revival at the Salem EUB church and will not hold speeial Holy Week services ln Mason. A Sun­ rise service wUI be presented on Easter at 5:30 a. m. The youth feellowship undr Mn. Harold Schwan will be tn cbarge. T he Xi Gamma '.\tu Chapter of The- rharter wu draped in mem• t he Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met ory of B K Smith when Cheater tuesd;iy evening at the DAV Hall Giang� met Tuesday evening. in PotneroY with Mrs. Yirgtl Brown Dale Kautz, worthy master, pre­ president, in eharge of the businea.s meetlna. side<! and Pearl Parker wu re-in• st'aled as .i member. A note wa1 In the .ibscnce of the secretary. read from Bob Hoeflich lhank.ing Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, I.he 8"Cre- the membera for part icipatmg in "' ••ry's repor t .. ,.. ,, read by Mr,. S.r, the talcn1 show at Syracuse imd Gibbs. �hddleport. A.n invhiltion was read During the meeting lhe group from Pomt-roy Jknd Grange to at­ voted to help with the Cancer l !'nd ··operation Forward" night on Drive i n Pomeroy and Middleport . April 28 and lO participate in the A regis tration reminder for the 1uogram. A communication wa1 al• State Convention or the sorority so read t·oncerning Oasher lights was read. The slate meeting will �hich WH followed by a diacusbe held in Dayton on June 3-5. SI On. An Invitation was read from Kap• One appeal ror aid was irnswered. pa 1 Rho chapter in Athena Inviting There was a di11cUBs.ion on viaila• the group to a round and square t1on night at Stu Grange. The dance they are sponsoring on AP· Home Ec:onomirs ch airman an• ril 16. nounced the dres& conted would be The sororit)' agre� to do • tele• held at the May 10 meetinrt. phooe campaign to get voters Oil Marie Koblentz, lecturer, pre­ election day and to urge them to sented a proa;ram ming the Enter support the hoapilal lHue. theme. Group singing of "ln the Plans for Founder'a Day wbic:h Garden" opened the program and will be obsened with a dinpff at memben anawered roll call with the Sportsman Reslaur■nt In Ath­ "What Eaater Ileana lo Me." A ens were d iscuned. The �h•pter reading ''The Cro11 of the Dog­ will cooperate with other chapters wood" by Mr1. Donald Mora, pre­ in Meil• County .for thi1 evening, ceded a piano solo by Sally Mora FoUowlng ttie buslnea.a meetln,, and the poem, "The Call of the D1f­ Mn. Ann Rupe presented the cul­ iodils,'' by Mrs. Roy M iller. Group luril program "'The Enjo)'lTlent of singing or the Doxology concluded Art." Mrs. Teresa Swatzel pre­ the program. sented the program, "The Very Refreshments were served a t the Great." dose of the meeting. At the close of lbe evening re­ freshments were served by Mn. The next meeting will be Tues­ Gibbs ar;id Mrs. Ruby Baer. day, April 26. FHA District Meeting He1d At Raci ne Slq...,., •• ey Eallter wlll be uahered in with I Su nrise service at S:30 a. m. The worah i p will commemorate and ex.press the joy of the re1ur­ recllon of Christ at the dawn of the first Eutern Morn. The music will be by the choir-a and l he reading rt,y the college atudents of the ehurch. 1000-3 1 Che s ter Grange Drape s Charter For Late Mem ber Sorority Pledges Help For Bond I ss ue Ma y 3 Holy Week services at the New Haven Method ist Church include observances o n Maundy Thursday. Good Friday and Easter morning. A Holy Co.anmunlon service is set for Thursday at 8 p. m. with ReV. David R. Freem' an presiding. Speelal music by the churc h 's youth cboir under the direction of Mrs. John Morgan will be pro• I vided. Easter Grass And All The Items Needed To Flll Your Basket .-.fla ... �.&i:nL ___,,, :;:1� �.:.·���-�i:::= is de1cribed aa an ln■plrin j film on the life of Cbri& t from t h e conYenion o f M..ry Magdalene to the Re1urrectlon. The 1how lnf ia apon110red b)' the New Haven churches. Evening service. will 11lso in­ clude a sermon by the l3aptlst p111tor, Rev. Osborne Hoover. Spe­ cial music will be furnished b y the youtli choir. Rev. David R . Freeman, pastor of the Methodist church, will preside. NOVELTI ES ' TH'1 DAIL'f SENTINEL to � o a ::.l!:° � . 1' _ . � ahown at lhe Haven Thea�r 1 n New HIYen a l 1 :30. The movie ReY, L. R. Mahoney of the Ma­ ■ TUNA FISH '. 2 - 6½ oz. ens 45c • • Holy Wi!ek and Easter services have been • nnovn«d by t he churches In the Bend Area of Muon County. Services began al t h e M uon Methodist Church on Mond1y with a 24 hour Prayer Vigil starting 1t 6 a. m. on MoDllay and con• tinuing unlil ti a. m Tuesday. "Four Nlgbts Fuel � ,. tService1 began at the same ch urch Tuesday night and were schedul· ed to be held each evening on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday llr"t,....,._ fi • C f!S?SSW£>!0 . .' Aryea c��hurches IIl Mason County By M1n1Sters in. f1�1j ',Ii'_ , . • Hol W,eek, E aster Strvices Announced For Be11d Twin Girls Rom Joined In Rare Act Of Nature DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' April 14, MASON, W. VA. ••" ' ' •"' l".,�• ;,. • - �� ,l tlli• ,rt ' l< 1, \�11,1,fflf;C{ _p t " - • ' _, �- ' ,. ." ,"· ':L·i1 - �•,,,, ! 17 I �4--Daily Seritlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 , April 1 4 , 1 960 • ' '' ·�, ' ,..,,__ ClU.b Hola, � • eetiq Tuesdayt Nifht'» l1U1m B. Downie presided al rneebng a� the Meigs Cq,wity ng Club llielp. n,eatay evenmg a lhe Salisbuty Townslaip build ing . Plans were completed for the � 11 IDOw- spomored b)' lhe Jay• l>lld at ti), f>ir 1rounds. fain date for the ahow ia Alay1 22. Posaible changes m t.be plans for the show to be held al the MPigs County Fair in Augu" we� dis­ cU&&ed , nd will be comple�d a t the May meeting. 'F' LO be Refre11hments were: served at the. ♦(N/Mt • . . .. - .. � ........ ' .,,..,. .. �..... " l»f&.O G. ■-. TN 1111 \'IW A"'911,._ � DH,w. ' . --- • •-• - Hav,i !,HI• · U.CKOON t�t , the Lio n's Sh111 r• "•:· of your ·budget '1 SEE US FOR CAS!f l ·UM , RlJJ e Deyil Mtntor, Standing 13-14 3 �:.���,���d��y,�i!�!��� For �lft.'ii Of All Kt�.is It's Q. R. SANBORN'S lf>r any wortb¥ ,1/ljl'- · . pr 1.a,nitu r e BEA UTIF UL N E)V ORIG I N A i, $25 to $1000 ft,.., WJ••••"" LI L' GRIDDE:R 40 4 today became th<' first 1 960 casualty in the SEOAL to t he pressw·ei t o wi.rl football games. . _ ,. Wednesrl av afternoo n. with a "one year, limited contract po.. �• ,Signature• ohly, car 300 W, lecon d �����!!:�'. s!"Saug 1 clte"t for 1 960-6 1 , offered by the . G a l l ipolis · school in his r, board t al same morning, Sang lurned i· n h IS t eac her:; wor k · · book materials and quit . H is action apparent l y means ' ' f1111s " Ky. , Ashland, t a began that career to a teaching and coaching - ----- . lo Y•• r.s ago. l l to mean . . Prod uct· , or else, in Asked for comment Wednesda y 1 960 " .rt., sch<>ol ,� he walked up r.al T hi.' twin aetio m, or!Cr ing of the l l�lis' marn titrel' t, Sang told G al d Sanu !> w11lki ng uH hi� Ii polis Tribu ne rriwr 1e d l lobar l con l n11· 1 ;1n wh1d1 is t a n t a mount tu quit joh. -WiUion, Jr.., t m g the t ca<· h"mg /or coae h"1ngJ pro"No tommer,] I fe ss wn m Uhio high schools, came The Gallipol i� �dwul board had il :S a suqJ r i:sc 1;1111 1.1 Acaci emy met Tu�sday ni�tll and rr po rt ..- d in s por t s foll u w c rs bel ieved Simg was rouli ne fashion thc11 ' " all tf' a r hers set un t i l the l'Urrcnt trop of freshl,,d been rehired " Huw e vl' r, it m e >>. slartrd in Hl111• Devil grid WH Je.8r.ned that Sung had lw en of - lc(t ilf three seasons ago, had gradu· lered what a bourd spokesm an call- a t cd. . ed a "one year, limited euntral"I ," Sang has e n � oy �d only med i�re and did ' not explal r1 further what at �almeani ri g i u c h � cb n t ra d might succ ess as a w i n m r1 g coach J ipol is. one or t he large st h igh h 1 ve o b� loualy San g a Barboursville, I 1choob, � tudent-body-wiSl' , in the hav a 1 3- 1 4 W. Va. Hi eh S<: · ll�ol pr Qduc l , 1 ook SEOAL. Hi s t ea m s-- r ._ ' . · Sa n g Qu its Ga llia Ac ad emy Coach Joh M I LK G LASS es Vases _ Pl'ltes - Candleholders - Pitchers - Dish B. H . SAN BO RN Jeweler MILL STREET �1-21 ! 1 , Por111'Y Optometrist MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ° �------1 '..----'\"---... The Jackets, losers to Pomeroy ��f:=�� and Gallipolis by big scores, but r-:J:,�,_ ,__.,., · __,,,r , ._ ,_ - ·- - -- '"- "Est yau r cereal. Don't you want ,0 be strong •nd h it home run s _ I l k• BEN HOGAN !" , __________ CARDS SI G N BACKS CH I C AGO UP I-Defemiive llalf• backs Ditk Lane and Jimmy Hill h � ve s i'gncd t he_ir 1960, t'OV�acUi wi t h the St . Lo ut,i rootba� Cardi n als. Lane; whd played two years with the Los Angeles' Rll� s . Will be \ e n t ering �is sev� nth '_yeaf ,with the club. It wall be Hill's stxtb season . I ] nei g hborh oo◄ Va l le y Be ll Mil kma n ' . F IG-NT Rl5�LoTS CHICAGO UPI - Su.. r. Hart, 15:Z, Ph ilade lpt,ia, atoppetl Rocky K•l lnao, 145, Ph ilippines {51, winners over Rutland, hare yel to find a set infield . oulth!ld, or a dependable route-going pitching corps. c o,c h N Otan S wae lrhamer is mightily b lessed with you ng talen t anx.i ous to play baseball, individual a nd team bul the skills requ ired in t he diamond !ipOrt are not manu fact 11red over night in 1 4 and 15 year old ball players competi11g against sea soned performers fro m bigger schools. Cuach Swackhamer likely will • use his regu lar pitehin@ .rot.atlon -Boone H l ndy, Tom Anderson, ·and Charley Bush in that order. The 'happ)" circum1tan C� could come about , however, that Hindy 's atm is ro u nding Into · shape and that the .Jac ket infield should decide to b ecome less p(U'0111 . Anderson h �s had two good Shaw ricked As I Year's Pitcher record. Assistant Coache8 Claude Lan­ ham a nd Udy Stover were schedul­ NEW YORI{ UPI-Bob Shaw ed lo take the Academy track team star of the t rapping surprise s to South Point today in place of Chicago White _Sox pitching staff Sang. in 1£i59, was picked today to be San g played foot ball and earned t he American League "pitcher of his teaching cert ificate from Mar­ t he year" b y tilt, natio n 's top base shall College in Huntin,ton. It was ball e�rt,. T�e 8-f®t, 2-inch, 19fi pound reported Sang hoped to enter pri­ vate business, poBSibty in Ken ­ right-hander �p,a ._elected bY 13 of the 00 wrlten and broadcast• t ucky. ers who composed the United Prl!!SJI tntej'pitilmaJ ls 1960 · board erpe.i1•Y Yeteran -- o won 'I" ill!ltl rijMh,� ' ,. ' , In ,�. w11 · or ii, , �e seWi\' mO�t Pi::tpUlar· choice With ' fd� .�Otl!!'s. · rra nk" '1.ar:v afid Jim Bunning of the 'Detroit Tigert and Milt PaPPts , 20 year ofd BaltirnOre Or· iole ace, wrn next with • five votes each, ' followed by Bob Tur­ ley of the New Y lc: Yankees with four vote. an'f. · Ca-.llo Pas­ cual of the Wasbin1ton Senatora and Gary Bell of the Clevela nd Indians with three each. . . . ti,J ta;ie " will �U wlaen It's Valley Reill By Sports Vote Prod ucts On The Ma rket ' - - - -- --- - ----,---short-term stinlJJ in the Pomeroy ·and Rutland games. llush, eool Freshman, l ooked ,harp in short tours in two games, but bis control left him In the nerve-wrad:ing 22-2 debacle against veteran· Tuesday . Jacket . stack ed G a 11·ipo111 o 1 a ll � t!i� ��� i ;�t!�'!� . !hr� � the kind o f "support" that does not lead to good pitching. RACINE AT RUT-LAND Meanwhile Racine Coaeh Donald Wolle takes his young n ine to Rutland for a fi n als game in the . county tourname n t to d·ay s a r1mg at 4 :30 P, m, I Clover • • • Fonn · � $J JIJ) I ILED. CUP •..fWI iYl{e �·:,i • j. l ' Owner · c-1,. . Ev1ni11.9s I SIMON'S MKT. ' .. I •1 1 ,:, l . - . t. -,. ... .. . ... ' .• . ,.. 1' C H ■Kb AT Yot,R STOil OR AT YOUR DOOR I -') ' �· 99c ftc lb. · I I ) t;:?i_ r 11 r$4 I .. , , Q(UL p� ,;, Easter �...,, . " \• ,...,.._ .:r Jt'!'�v- ��!lll/l . . r•· .. � ' 1 1'IJ UnHM 1 '";, �:'"� . �n Franclaco 2 o 1.000 h S<ore allowe,1. l'l'q, hit� , Walked ; four, gave up 'i!dhd '-ie, and I committed a halt with a man oii tblrd 1ii1e, , · He ' ,l,lal'lk� Wasblngton in the aedend' but gave up another run Jn the fourth. CleveJand scored ' alncle runa in the flrat a nd lourth -.d deadlocked the contest with a ·two-r.un-:·nily in the n inth. I a . Pl.AN - ARRANGE .-.,,,a,�-. · .,� . ; t '. ' ,,, '.:!'.� . After 6 P.M. with lllen:hants PoJ.lee Servlte I HIDE-AWAY I� � GCIO<l laad .­ '1114 Leia! Beyer,.. 1 ·uldi° i:ld'l:ii. . -. , ' ft!r/ leeonda ,y Opanera Todey Mays drove in two r u na with a double off Wilmer Mhell in the �d inning and abo -had three 111ngles. Orlando Cepeda, Jj m Davenport, Willie Kirkland and' Edd ie Bresaoud contributed two hita each to the Giants· J3-hit at- ! Little G irls OUR OFFICE WILL 8£ CLOSED Off Ap ril 1 5 ;.,I IN OBSERVAHCE OF • SL I PP ERS White and Patten Plain or With Bows $ 1 .99 1'0 l TH E SH OE BOX $6.99 GOOD FSIOAY '' ® • I i I MI DD l-,PORT Si'!<• _,,.,.. , C1••1 .. _,.. (ll-121. . N OTICE ! For Easter , It _!t. 1 1• McCormick, a hard-luck _pitcti­ er who was much better tban his 1 !-18 nd"on:I last year, was work­ L mg QD a no-hJtt�r when Stan M :.11laJ opened the CardlnaJs ' e,i1htb innl ng with a single. �u­ SUil was erased 4n ,a double play and then ex-Giant Leon Wagner folJqw� with his .second homer in .1.1 mJ1ny daJ1 tor the only run off McCormid;. Sain Jones alao tbree,hitted the Card inals i n the Giants' 3-1 opening-day vic­ tory, • w:i:� I j "· f�Cuffnwt · '. '- 8 �•) • if- '• • , . . 1 · • �- · · · · · - � £o•ter $ $overs , ,iN»IR 'cbakiio illtNIC '* H.roP A M . s mo1cE aiEF. • - . . • 1111 • 3 le' C lb. 39c , ;; iS 11 I LK • · • EG G s · l S , C Jb. 69c I L g al. j u g 79c · Dlre,t J'ro,m:&ielg• Co, Fai,ns - Ant. Ml,ie4 ' 'c1ti.rSHED 4 • • • • - ·· d OS' 49 • 8. . r,0,fl'/.r -. . , . y· . • • ,i, P�.N, !/1,.,P PLE • • ·· , &i • - �.. -- I ;al ugnr r. 2.. · ' •, LIIJIS, CIIJI.YBANT.ill._UJJS EM NJtillts CINNAllA.t!AS, TULJIIS, 'HYDIIANGlAB .' EGG 6'frs': · '. · · · · · .·. · · · · · · · ". .+:'. · .·." •• 1°' Elina' CANDIES · · · · - - · 1 · . . iic to 89c ll<l. .: .Ma.t--ii.a .. rr CUllY -$ .. I. . • • • • • • • , • • • i � I ' . ··;--��� "%· . , ... .�.. ')in . •tWJ•' Sl.tJt;�.BIij,, ·.· , t POTA TO ES . . . ,,,.. - • - ron,eat time, tastes better all the tfJnfl. ················· ······"······ , ,... ...... -!. .. ._ , $J,7t ·THE FOOD MARf � Nary a bite , • -. seldom &·Cl'IJDlb • • • whr,n there's Hefner's to brighten up your appetite at breakfas� ltmch Ql' dinner • , , snack-time, too. � ......, Stays fresher for the 3lL 3 11, 1 , ,. CALCEOI.AJUAS, Fwii;u; WUATliS ' . I • . BANANAS · · 2 lbs. 25c • 1 / ) �Jll!'JJ" ! ''i:£ - n .:. f:::a t •'fno.n �y �! o_r a Red& are .endi ria: ca.I .M eu.: Fleldhou1e Dee. 2e and 29. ba .(J 'lbe other two entries will be e fir■t inn- aga U11 1 the PiLna ' J■m tea Ver D Law Coleate and J.n1 and the flnt ru n he yielded and in Phil del i . lbe Uni venit)' or a ph a bl pop fly omer over tbe l e!t the Sout h l>.iko ta. The Canton Ju n,or Mllw ■ukee Brave:'!ui f icr n ty E n Leaa: ue wUI •ponaor the affa r. Ba�ks Jn Carlton WiUey a,:• tte il11t the Phll­ i ; :: cl the our Th ProceedJ from the tournament m�h� d lies' Curt Simm ons. e·-th matte l'I Jn · the e16" WH! 10 to the league's com mun ity when R1ch1e I A..bburn and Tony Taylor beat The Boston Red Sox beI t thP t>roJect■ PrQCram , chief or whi ch _ lder 1itlglea and out infie Fra nk Ch" go Wh ite " . �x 8-0 behind ls a recreation project for seni or Thomaa, acquired from the Pi- the•«?� wo- ru t pdcbUJ,: of Tom a(hdt,, rate, in the lnter, belted a Brewer ll!d Fra" nk SuJH\'an while SUNIISI IHV ICE three-run home: tbe WHhi ngton �naton downed · The Su nrise Serivte at Fair Hobbie who had an 0-4i mu k I.he Cleve!•md lndi a�s 14 on Len, vlew Church haa been chan ged to ny G�ee n 8 I Oth-J nn ma: hom er in 8 A . M. initte again1 t the Dodgera although he ad or a: 0 I\ . M. as Leag ue had a n overall 16-ta mark lasl An,erican ertiibitio11 prevtoualy a nnounced. 3acco rding t4> m •eaaon, am.let ou t three •ao d lh e t m · • ' ' • . ;:;;;;:;;; ;a:a;:;;; :z;;;;;; ;:;;;_; � � • � P � UI �•�•= waited ■i2; but the Dodgers left 0:;;;;;;;;::.;:;;; ·; R� "�·�ET � • �•�; Th ;•;�•�•;; · 1� IDfl� ,tra.nded. Sherry yielded I I mne .hits, walked one and struck out SIX, H.NCf GOLl)EN 'l'OUR NIXT - '• P-IVATE PARTY :E : � Phnatlph11 o 1 .ooo I I,', ner11p Cleveland Glenville an.d f>ittsbqreh o , ,000 1 ',fl third-place Clevel1Jt d l!:ast Tech, St. Louis o 2 .OOO 2 . ROORevelt h411 e4'4red _ ,31 men in th� relay,i, inclwll n • All-Ohio Wefn"41JJ'• lllUltf , ba&ketbaJI player Ray Brown, a It (. n l'Nnc.'fco , ·It, ,Lcwl• J ht� � Los �• 0 nll,ht �,IC\18 throwe(, •nd �ammate John Hen. de,aon, I hu,dter. The T�jiw•i•. P� P,ltchon . M,,. 1'edd1es alto entered a C:fiQk re• • . C l Wt , ,t l- ay · team that hu covo\'ed th• , J.!lh . �I _ " Cl .), mil& In , 3 !ll0.8c !wo-/lbllla •of •· !Oo- , , . II � �I.ht =�. ... •�d · • luter !J!ai1 tlie rnltJ>' •re�i,t , "" I!� (f;l vt .""'"'-"' �). , l•1• at �,.. �,., ,fiu...11 '"' i• ; lJIGe ' by tlie .Mt: ·IAllanon, Pa : , · te.am • whieh i1 also en.terlld �J IM (.1 1.JJ ) vs ,.,_ Ul-9): . · .· this ye,r. at Jon ;.,,nci.co (o),t,tl . Rf B �OAST · • • DAYTONA BEACK, Fla. UPIThe poutbility i n ereaded today that Heth Score wlll be of little value to thei Cleveland India ns thl1 .season. &we wu diiapP:Qiotinf again " the W�y,rtoo 5',nator, edged Cleveland, 5�, in 10-iunlngs ·here Wednesday. The . oftc•hl•zine 1.Q¥pt�w save Up Jour run·, -in tdur llDll&I· U11!1udl•r th,.. J• , , the fint frame. After Seofe departed, Tribe .. l\Qrlm,..�llkl:4. . \he., ...S,nat,,., I wblle y,eyeland oaugbl" up. ff� f ��:;;!. . j f u n . The teama �moe .from four states--Ohio, Penni Jv.ania, y Michi- , No �"'" ··. lid. fan and West · Vtrg'illia-ln w'1,ll ·----.· ___ • is repu ted · to hfll twe be!lt relays flGN .... •�Tl ln h mldwe,t for high school LOS ANGELES tlPl - Frank ' ' t eam ,. Ryan, second .strtn,: taiarterback of the Los ARJelea "'ma, h111 signed Some of the greatest , runners contract, wJth the club for 1860 qf all time have ®mpeted In the and 1961, General M1nager Elroy event which was started ln 1927 Hirsch �ounced \today, by Hansfiel4 _ High ,Bahool Tl.11Ck Coach Harry E. Mehoct, a gradu• ate of University of 11Unol:1 • lV0011 Lu, �IJeon Mn, Roscoe Wise entertained _ , lntluded in the field are Nate with a noon luncheon at her hOJl\e . Ad� ms and Vic Reed� two top �1dd leport, Tueid■y . . Guests we,� sprinters o n the Cleveland Glen- Mrs, E.,rl Scott of Suiar Grove I ville BQUad Adams won both tlie Mrs. John Stott Mra Jo hn F Bai.Iy' sprints in last year's reljyl� and'Kr,a ,_ . Run Wa•n ' Fore,l Ru a �:.&;. �::;;ril���,,� I 11;1 last year's tol.lrnabd'the par 7f. Sfi,'in'1j\•I , 1 Forest Coyntry Cl ub cour1Je. � �· ;- � "!"'• �- ·•cora•-,tha, _.t,. , I mn1 rlJft 1d"'the ,10th? 2' "' ' · ••w 11 ST' '.& N:fl �- lllJN.,., •. / I th, Sul· I Pht1r Springs, W. Va., will be FRJ PARKING M• -r � . c.• -. , �11.-. �--"'"' ,' JLi ! .';, , , , -ROY'S ' . -· . . .-a.ftt. Room. l'or, 10 to 111 P,�'fl/' , • .• ll4U 81110�'!1 YOUR IUWJQll"1'111 Por CIM!aJe Plall, Onio, .. I . f mtn!'om �'mi- lr�lli ·whlie ' • ·· '11111 . . , · · · · · I.It· 25'1b. Tci11ty li'alllll DOG J.DOD . . . . $1 .89 4 i ' �, �fflD ' . ' l'!"l . � • . In Mound Turn ' ..., . Pot.,11 · ' · · $1.J9 QUALITY , DAIRY FOODS . No. 1 - • llle · •j · ' Score Fails HAM$! MAl(Wfl.l.· !dOUSI' IN.STMt st .F•ms't'erw • 1� � U G• l\J�J,, ;n;f.9.nff l ,· , "' oW ·a�.'Wt� � iy_�.,-�� . Jloe•" 1 39¢ . lb, . 1 ._. To Show Spark ly refw,d YQl.lr mon,y. . '\:��:�,:, o D, GREENSBORO, N. c. UPIDow Finsterwald . of Teque sta Fla., and �l11�orte of Bron� vllle, N, Y., were the eilrly !Hor• c ilea in a fleJd of £180 pros and amateurs opening _ play today jn the $17,500 Greater Greensboro Open e:olf to_umament. F'tn.sterwald, the 1959 winne r, copped the LOI AngeJea Open a n d ·bu ,placed third in hJa last three ;- �enu. · ·Nteorte •w ·took the l'.iil&a ·Open at· Wilmington, J>I. · ' :ININt, . •,r• /k'- .� tellj! S!wTJ, �ark II> tl1• bullpen. Sherr, �ll' ll!'t \hree �ii le111ue game, and -au � were as a 1tarter. lie won one llort JUI September � � ; I l��� �j . Greensboro Open I ' �,-y · . Ho pp.y Easter Eve ry bod y .. ... ,u,. ¥Yc.ir•I. records w11 nearly compJetet;l ' :tPdl)'· .f� tht zeth· annua l . Man.ii'iefd -Relay, which get under,,I)' Friday afterlloon. 1'he fletd h.ld swelled to 118 ff:'hOOIJ •nd 1 ,100 :athletea late ,w.4JIOllW(..Jl>jlh lllPI• OIR!•t.id to 1 ,. en�e,: 1 c 111�•· · ,tar•stuAd��ln ful!'e11 ri,jn,1. · ; , ...... !i,81 b· ldal--j<ie' n Ji!I( :.': ch, MEIGS-GAWA CASH FOOD CO,F II ..rt ,.\I , ng $ 1JN! .. , , •1'· ,, ��n� BOLOGN� 1: ·� . �, I•� dwm, ,lio'll _ R_ «_ _ o�d Breakin,r Pote:tw· -� � field Relay Field M �eri . '!.i 1 ------.L....:..___ ,nted fie�pablq, o l br�a k.i MOUND :Vl&W . · John SheeU, � Mr ,7.i¥t.<' . "" .w ·, . I<' Yi,•'#7'.IG.��jt, CIIA Hlf,l,f{Ai , ;/ � ' ,� :;� . ��,' ; 1 43i lb� BANANAS 2 lbs. 25.: I t ' ROASTtNG QtlCKENS le\AltQT _.II•.... W�I !IJl!qn Milli · 10 IIYI !lf?'•ar A>fd Sbffly .,..., �lior.lii,iity to .._.. good aa a alM!er: i.. t If t,; belle,., ilJ IOOd !fr .. � •�- .,-IJ(� ·. MINUTE S'IJAK 89� lb. milk an the mark.et . . . I'll glai:1- ' ._, THE !IRP 3 lbs. $1 :7 1 4.,. :/ .t:;_w � �K.>' CO FFE E agree it Is the finest tasting �..,, tiA· / \. . > l,t,_- Try o quart or two, i f you do not WoPld Series' lrl um 9h; aot h!. Iona-awaited chance aa a •tart er Wed nesday nia:bt ,nd ■uffered • 4 O J ou to the Chicqo Cubs. ledhot Glen Hobbie, who never flad �aten the Dodgen, fired a fiveh�tter and never was in serious da n ger. The S&n Fr1U1 ci8Co Giant, cot specttl(,P lar three.hit pltcWng from 21 ye,r old Mike McCormick lo whip lite St. LouiJ �ardlnal1, 8--'l, and now lead tbe NaUonal l,.e11ue wijtll a 2-0 slate. WiUie Maya cracked. out lour ll ts J In tiv.e tries in the only other m dor league &liime of the day or night. . n ) N AMI A�ISTANT �CN 9n . Routo 7 H1tl-,,,y ..,_.. VILLANOVA, Pa. UPI � Ath· 1111°"'1- onol Ietic Director Frank Re1f.n of Vil­ lanova Wednesday announcecl the At Tl,e Coimtf PfTTSBll,RGH UPI-Cal Mc• appointment of Ed ScuUlll ,a freah­ Lish, 19 came wlnner laet 1eason man buketbaU �ch. 1Rd 111 top Cincinnati pitching hopeful, will start today for the Reds in the Pi�taburah Pirat�•• sea■on ope ner Kere. Melish, who posted a rec­ ord with Cleveland before he faee WIil came to the Reds, Pltts»u-1'"1¼ ,v. team •-he was wi t h ln)-•7,� ,11,t. l�. '1Jle Pirates are twtfog Y.ar,q L,w, who . h,d a TII 7:SO g:9 record · l n 1$59. POllll)I.OY, OHIO lbe Reds, playing their �econd game. got lheir new se,,Wn otf to a hangup st.art Tlle)iija)' by 1fowning the PhlladelphlW · Phils, ' 9-4 in a come-frot11-belitl)}i, vie• !f - •., � tory . . That e:ame Slw A 1>tl1¥d:, slx­ innine: stint of reU�f dl\lJlhe: b)' SMOKED P•ICNICS - REA<BY TO l!AT Jim O'Toole, but the Reas a� Jooldng for e:oo,t suatal ned mound work a, they begin their 12-da)' • road trip. I ' .•.. ' , M l L .K A( HAMS! ·: l The 22-year-old sentqr 1rom Merrick, N. Y., auffered .a bratll injury in his NCAA middleweight tltle right Saturday night aaalnU Stu Bartell, San Jose Stat, Col­ lege sophomO'te from ��lyn, N. Y. Bartel knocked Mohr !)pt lor I the first time in the Badrer box· er•s· 37-fi.ht career:1 1 1)1.m; :r ·'. , .(, Ol)lln World Series Hero Sherry's Luck Is �aily Sen tine l, Pomerov•M idd lep0rt, 0., April 14, 11181)..4 Better Bobcats Si gn IEL LIN G .. TIHID• y •.,.D COHCIRT � � � •• � � � In !!1 er Ne y ! w Ho j lid r u.". a I The ha W� n ! ff.lab School .... � St art The re er will In tie, JI M beJJ a ors ini and u ., 8-0 mark ill tact. • hower al thr home of Mr and Conc:m. will be held April Jt at � 8 p._ m. ln the ffJ1h Schoo.I ,,._ Worl� Seri�• he�o Larry Sbeny , Mn Robert Will iam, Po� y Tou • reUe I rne hcher y- j au., under lbe direct may lh lfl� h1a future i• brii'htff Han e -iAO Th ■Ville 1era and Giant.a re• Road ' Saturday ;;: Jon of Actual Sherry'a J)trfor.manc ,e CANTO,.?f, 0. UPI-O hio Uni• even ing at maa P. Deed. No adn.iaJoa . � a .eta('t1pg pitch.et but hia hid: Wed = [ main !ll'tDod ° hotn 8 e e clocl:; •Jal n lll[II: ' ) t;be niib CQt t coul ld not b ' w11 I be charged. v1r1uy and 1Vtr. tenberg will plo · 1, The lure . better ., a reliever. called JI complete diaappoinlme et / nils and Cubt lo Th rada.t' nifhl l • ne holi w hard-throwlne hero of the day buk elba 1,m lJ tour e, • e .ire ",e,:ondary nam ,ikflMh d w•' j In Jani openeubut·• J.nUle.r ent at Los A 1elea Dodaert' pt.yoff and c,nton �em ori.a l J>itteburp w�re th H - ' ,.. ' ,t.. l .. The father, who ha1' rem�ln�d around the clock .al thi, , hQQltil with his wlfe, two da\lahtera Jnd numeroua frle nds, said t;>oxtn,: had always bee n Charlie'• niafo i nterest and t�at he �'l.d lti! �i_fe had approved their soh's paitlcl­ pation In the 1port. l , (' . � The Panthers. sborini up for a big do- or-die battl e -with Galli,polis here next Tuesday, take e\lerybody ex cept the senion to Eastern for a practice game this aftern oon . Terry K n ight, a j unior and Tom White, £.reshman, -will ha n dle ,pitching chores. MADISON, Wis. UPI - Univu­ si ty of Wiaconsin boxer Cbplie Mohr remai ned at the brink of dea t h t oday but hia father said "don't blame the aport." The father, whose name abo ia Charles, was ,sked if he bl,med boxi n g for his son's very critical brai n injury and he said, "abso­ lutely not." ROCK THE SOCICER • • • S Alan �y •• t -Dad Doesn't Put Blame For Son's Inj ury On Sport I s,;u IDVICE No doubt you hove seen me around del ivering Valley Bell Milk ond dairy products to your neighbors . I 'd l i ke to deliver these fine products to you too. You see, there's a difference .in milk and in Val lf;!y Bell QUAL ITY CH�K D milli/ it's a difference you G�n TASTE . I t's t"1e milk that's ,GUARANT EED RICH ER: I• � McLish, Reds' Big Hope ls Starter Today l • I Sell Th• Fine1t D�iry W)',,!'l. uie • EVANSTON, Ill. UPI - Bob Ehr-­ h•rt bu been naro•d track coach al NortbweatU'n Univenlty, replac­ ina Rot Walker, who q uit to a�­ cept 1 ,limilar poal at tbe Unh·er­ ,sity of Wilcomin. Middleport's battered Yellow Jack4:½t baseball tea� travels to Point Pleasant this afternoon hoping lo get a win streak Started after losing two of their first three games. · or I'm your • �-""' 0 Jackets Go To Pt . Pleasant For Diamond Contest Today J>IAMID TltACk . Ccw:tt . Your brapp1tlt1 is tn _i · bright way you feel when there's Heiner's on the · '. . table • • • maybe with nice, l!ltftY cllipped !Jeef or welsh rarebit on toast • , • - �t bread, spread and jam, Perks up a m :�'..J ) .,.<t •,,., l. \- ' ,, . ' J, . "' -�"\ I, - • � c. ·. ' ,;•; -;' , ' . llela,r's lirfld Is made Ii)- Ille smaD . .... 11P£01 •• , :&111oolfl, ooifonn teXtuni • . • RO '8111 . • . 8-er·WbiWe4 w All it. � -ffi¥"ik,-;i(h)i�� .jauRe_� � � EvdY(hi19 � ! -- ' ..,..____ ,..._ ·--·---·--- .··-'··· -'- -·-----· "I', ':, """ • .,. _...,_. ' __ .._ - "'---� - -·�- . .... . �4--Daily Seritlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 , April 1 4 , 1 960 • ' '' ·�, ' ,..,,__ ClU.b Hola, � • eetiq Tuesdayt Nifht'» l1U1m B. Downie presided al rneebng a� the Meigs Cq,wity ng Club llielp. n,eatay evenmg a lhe Salisbuty Townslaip build ing . Plans were completed for the � 11 IDOw- spomored b)' lhe Jay• l>lld at ti), f>ir 1rounds. fain date for the ahow ia Alay1 22. Posaible changes m t.be plans for the show to be held al the MPigs County Fair in Augu" we� dis­ cU&&ed , nd will be comple�d a t the May meeting. 'F' LO be Refre11hments were: served at the. ♦(N/Mt • . . .. - .. � ........ ' .,,..,. .. �..... " l»f&.O G. ■-. TN 1111 \'IW A"'911,._ � DH,w. ' . --- • •-• - Hav,i !,HI• · U.CKOON t�t , the Lio n's Sh111 r• "•:· of your ·budget '1 SEE US FOR CAS!f l ·UM , RlJJ e Deyil Mtntor, Standing 13-14 3 �:.���,���d��y,�i!�!��� For �lft.'ii Of All Kt�.is It's Q. R. SANBORN'S lf>r any wortb¥ ,1/ljl'- · . pr 1.a,nitu r e BEA UTIF UL N E)V ORIG I N A i, $25 to $1000 ft,.., WJ••••"" LI L' GRIDDE:R 40 4 today became th<' first 1 960 casualty in the SEOAL to t he pressw·ei t o wi.rl football games. . _ ,. Wednesrl av afternoo n. with a "one year, limited contract po.. �• ,Signature• ohly, car 300 W, lecon d �����!!:�'. s!"Saug 1 clte"t for 1 960-6 1 , offered by the . G a l l ipolis · school in his r, board t al same morning, Sang lurned i· n h IS t eac her:; wor k · · book materials and quit . H is action apparent l y means ' ' f1111s " Ky. , Ashland, t a began that career to a teaching and coaching - ----- . lo Y•• r.s ago. l l to mean . . Prod uct· , or else, in Asked for comment Wednesda y 1 960 " .rt., sch<>ol ,� he walked up r.al T hi.' twin aetio m, or!Cr ing of the l l�lis' marn titrel' t, Sang told G al d Sanu !> w11lki ng uH hi� Ii polis Tribu ne rriwr 1e d l lobar l con l n11· 1 ;1n wh1d1 is t a n t a mount tu quit joh. -WiUion, Jr.., t m g the t ca<· h"mg /or coae h"1ngJ pro"No tommer,] I fe ss wn m Uhio high schools, came The Gallipol i� �dwul board had il :S a suqJ r i:sc 1;1111 1.1 Acaci emy met Tu�sday ni�tll and rr po rt ..- d in s por t s foll u w c rs bel ieved Simg was rouli ne fashion thc11 ' " all tf' a r hers set un t i l the l'Urrcnt trop of freshl,,d been rehired " Huw e vl' r, it m e >>. slartrd in Hl111• Devil grid WH Je.8r.ned that Sung had lw en of - lc(t ilf three seasons ago, had gradu· lered what a bourd spokesm an call- a t cd. . ed a "one year, limited euntral"I ," Sang has e n � oy �d only med i�re and did ' not explal r1 further what at �almeani ri g i u c h � cb n t ra d might succ ess as a w i n m r1 g coach J ipol is. one or t he large st h igh h 1 ve o b� loualy San g a Barboursville, I 1choob, � tudent-body-wiSl' , in the hav a 1 3- 1 4 W. Va. Hi eh S<: · ll�ol pr Qduc l , 1 ook SEOAL. Hi s t ea m s-- r ._ ' . · Sa n g Qu its Ga llia Ac ad emy Coach Joh M I LK G LASS es Vases _ Pl'ltes - Candleholders - Pitchers - Dish B. H . SAN BO RN Jeweler MILL STREET �1-21 ! 1 , Por111'Y Optometrist MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ° �------1 '..----'\"---... The Jackets, losers to Pomeroy ��f:=�� and Gallipolis by big scores, but r-:J:,�,_ ,__.,., · __,,,r , ._ ,_ - ·- - -- '"- "Est yau r cereal. Don't you want ,0 be strong •nd h it home run s _ I l k• BEN HOGAN !" , __________ CARDS SI G N BACKS CH I C AGO UP I-Defemiive llalf• backs Ditk Lane and Jimmy Hill h � ve s i'gncd t he_ir 1960, t'OV�acUi wi t h the St . Lo ut,i rootba� Cardi n als. Lane; whd played two years with the Los Angeles' Rll� s . Will be \ e n t ering �is sev� nth '_yeaf ,with the club. It wall be Hill's stxtb season . I ] nei g hborh oo◄ Va l le y Be ll Mil kma n ' . F IG-NT Rl5�LoTS CHICAGO UPI - Su.. r. Hart, 15:Z, Ph ilade lpt,ia, atoppetl Rocky K•l lnao, 145, Ph ilippines {51, winners over Rutland, hare yel to find a set infield . oulth!ld, or a dependable route-going pitching corps. c o,c h N Otan S wae lrhamer is mightily b lessed with you ng talen t anx.i ous to play baseball, individual a nd team bul the skills requ ired in t he diamond !ipOrt are not manu fact 11red over night in 1 4 and 15 year old ball players competi11g against sea soned performers fro m bigger schools. Cuach Swackhamer likely will • use his regu lar pitehin@ .rot.atlon -Boone H l ndy, Tom Anderson, ·and Charley Bush in that order. The 'happ)" circum1tan C� could come about , however, that Hindy 's atm is ro u nding Into · shape and that the .Jac ket infield should decide to b ecome less p(U'0111 . Anderson h �s had two good Shaw ricked As I Year's Pitcher record. Assistant Coache8 Claude Lan­ ham a nd Udy Stover were schedul­ NEW YORI{ UPI-Bob Shaw ed lo take the Academy track team star of the t rapping surprise s to South Point today in place of Chicago White _Sox pitching staff Sang. in 1£i59, was picked today to be San g played foot ball and earned t he American League "pitcher of his teaching cert ificate from Mar­ t he year" b y tilt, natio n 's top base shall College in Huntin,ton. It was ball e�rt,. T�e 8-f®t, 2-inch, 19fi pound reported Sang hoped to enter pri­ vate business, poBSibty in Ken ­ right-hander �p,a ._elected bY 13 of the 00 wrlten and broadcast• t ucky. ers who composed the United Prl!!SJI tntej'pitilmaJ ls 1960 · board erpe.i1•Y Yeteran -- o won 'I" ill!ltl rijMh,� ' ,. ' , In ,�. w11 · or ii, , �e seWi\' mO�t Pi::tpUlar· choice With ' fd� .�Otl!!'s. · rra nk" '1.ar:v afid Jim Bunning of the 'Detroit Tigert and Milt PaPPts , 20 year ofd BaltirnOre Or· iole ace, wrn next with • five votes each, ' followed by Bob Tur­ ley of the New Y lc: Yankees with four vote. an'f. · Ca-.llo Pas­ cual of the Wasbin1ton Senatora and Gary Bell of the Clevela nd Indians with three each. . . . ti,J ta;ie " will �U wlaen It's Valley Reill By Sports Vote Prod ucts On The Ma rket ' - - - -- --- - ----,---short-term stinlJJ in the Pomeroy ·and Rutland games. llush, eool Freshman, l ooked ,harp in short tours in two games, but bis control left him In the nerve-wrad:ing 22-2 debacle against veteran· Tuesday . Jacket . stack ed G a 11·ipo111 o 1 a ll � t!i� ��� i ;�t!�'!� . !hr� � the kind o f "support" that does not lead to good pitching. RACINE AT RUT-LAND Meanwhile Racine Coaeh Donald Wolle takes his young n ine to Rutland for a fi n als game in the . county tourname n t to d·ay s a r1mg at 4 :30 P, m, I Clover • • • Fonn · � $J JIJ) I ILED. CUP •..fWI iYl{e �·:,i • j. l ' Owner · c-1,. . Ev1ni11.9s I SIMON'S MKT. ' .. I •1 1 ,:, l . - . t. -,. ... .. . ... ' .• . ,.. 1' C H ■Kb AT Yot,R STOil OR AT YOUR DOOR I -') ' �· 99c ftc lb. · I I ) t;:?i_ r 11 r$4 I .. , , Q(UL p� ,;, Easter �...,, . " \• ,...,.._ .:r Jt'!'�v- ��!lll/l . . r•· .. � ' 1 1'IJ UnHM 1 '";, �:'"� . �n Franclaco 2 o 1.000 h S<ore allowe,1. l'l'q, hit� , Walked ; four, gave up 'i!dhd '-ie, and I committed a halt with a man oii tblrd 1ii1e, , · He ' ,l,lal'lk� Wasblngton in the aedend' but gave up another run Jn the fourth. CleveJand scored ' alncle runa in the flrat a nd lourth -.d deadlocked the contest with a ·two-r.un-:·nily in the n inth. I a . Pl.AN - ARRANGE .-.,,,a,�-. · .,� . ; t '. ' ,,, '.:!'.� . After 6 P.M. with lllen:hants PoJ.lee Servlte I HIDE-AWAY I� � GCIO<l laad .­ '1114 Leia! Beyer,.. 1 ·uldi° i:ld'l:ii. . -. , ' ft!r/ leeonda ,y Opanera Todey Mays drove in two r u na with a double off Wilmer Mhell in the �d inning and abo -had three 111ngles. Orlando Cepeda, Jj m Davenport, Willie Kirkland and' Edd ie Bresaoud contributed two hita each to the Giants· J3-hit at- ! Little G irls OUR OFFICE WILL 8£ CLOSED Off Ap ril 1 5 ;.,I IN OBSERVAHCE OF • SL I PP ERS White and Patten Plain or With Bows $ 1 .99 1'0 l TH E SH OE BOX $6.99 GOOD FSIOAY '' ® • I i I MI DD l-,PORT Si'!<• _,,.,.. , C1••1 .. _,.. (ll-121. . N OTICE ! For Easter , It _!t. 1 1• McCormick, a hard-luck _pitcti­ er who was much better tban his 1 !-18 nd"on:I last year, was work­ L mg QD a no-hJtt�r when Stan M :.11laJ opened the CardlnaJs ' e,i1htb innl ng with a single. �u­ SUil was erased 4n ,a double play and then ex-Giant Leon Wagner folJqw� with his .second homer in .1.1 mJ1ny daJ1 tor the only run off McCormid;. Sain Jones alao tbree,hitted the Card inals i n the Giants' 3-1 opening-day vic­ tory, • w:i:� I j "· f�Cuffnwt · '. '- 8 �•) • if- '• • , . . 1 · • �- · · · · · - � £o•ter $ $overs , ,iN»IR 'cbakiio illtNIC '* H.roP A M . s mo1cE aiEF. • - . . • 1111 • 3 le' C lb. 39c , ;; iS 11 I LK • · • EG G s · l S , C Jb. 69c I L g al. j u g 79c · Dlre,t J'ro,m:&ielg• Co, Fai,ns - Ant. Ml,ie4 ' 'c1ti.rSHED 4 • • • • - ·· d OS' 49 • 8. . r,0,fl'/.r -. . , . y· . • • ,i, P�.N, !/1,.,P PLE • • ·· , &i • - �.. -- I ;al ugnr r. 2.. · ' •, LIIJIS, CIIJI.YBANT.ill._UJJS EM NJtillts CINNAllA.t!AS, TULJIIS, 'HYDIIANGlAB .' EGG 6'frs': · '. · · · · · .·. · · · · · · · ". .+:'. · .·." •• 1°' Elina' CANDIES · · · · - - · 1 · . . iic to 89c ll<l. .: .Ma.t--ii.a .. rr CUllY -$ .. I. . • • • • • • • , • • • i � I ' . ··;--��� "%· . , ... .�.. ')in . •tWJ•' Sl.tJt;�.BIij,, ·.· , t POTA TO ES . . . ,,,.. - • - ron,eat time, tastes better all the tfJnfl. ················· ······"······ , ,... ...... -!. .. ._ , $J,7t ·THE FOOD MARf � Nary a bite , • -. seldom &·Cl'IJDlb • • • whr,n there's Hefner's to brighten up your appetite at breakfas� ltmch Ql' dinner • , , snack-time, too. � ......, Stays fresher for the 3lL 3 11, 1 , ,. CALCEOI.AJUAS, Fwii;u; WUATliS ' . I • . BANANAS · · 2 lbs. 25c • 1 / ) �Jll!'JJ" ! ''i:£ - n .:. f:::a t •'fno.n �y �! o_r a Red& are .endi ria: ca.I .M eu.: Fleldhou1e Dee. 2e and 29. ba .(J 'lbe other two entries will be e fir■t inn- aga U11 1 the PiLna ' J■m tea Ver D Law Coleate and J.n1 and the flnt ru n he yielded and in Phil del i . lbe Uni venit)' or a ph a bl pop fly omer over tbe l e!t the Sout h l>.iko ta. The Canton Ju n,or Mllw ■ukee Brave:'!ui f icr n ty E n Leaa: ue wUI •ponaor the affa r. Ba�ks Jn Carlton WiUey a,:• tte il11t the Phll­ i ; :: cl the our Th ProceedJ from the tournament m�h� d lies' Curt Simm ons. e·-th matte l'I Jn · the e16" WH! 10 to the league's com mun ity when R1ch1e I A..bburn and Tony Taylor beat The Boston Red Sox beI t thP t>roJect■ PrQCram , chief or whi ch _ lder 1itlglea and out infie Fra nk Ch" go Wh ite " . �x 8-0 behind ls a recreation project for seni or Thomaa, acquired from the Pi- the•«?� wo- ru t pdcbUJ,: of Tom a(hdt,, rate, in the lnter, belted a Brewer ll!d Fra" nk SuJH\'an while SUNIISI IHV ICE three-run home: tbe WHhi ngton �naton downed · The Su nrise Serivte at Fair Hobbie who had an 0-4i mu k I.he Cleve!•md lndi a�s 14 on Len, vlew Church haa been chan ged to ny G�ee n 8 I Oth-J nn ma: hom er in 8 A . M. initte again1 t the Dodgera although he ad or a: 0 I\ . M. as Leag ue had a n overall 16-ta mark lasl An,erican ertiibitio11 prevtoualy a nnounced. 3acco rding t4> m •eaaon, am.let ou t three •ao d lh e t m · • ' ' • . ;:;;;;:;;; ;a:a;:;;; :z;;;;;; ;:;;;_; � � • � P � UI �•�•= waited ■i2; but the Dodgers left 0:;;;;;;;;::.;:;;; ·; R� "�·�ET � • �•�; Th ;•;�•�•;; · 1� IDfl� ,tra.nded. Sherry yielded I I mne .hits, walked one and struck out SIX, H.NCf GOLl)EN 'l'OUR NIXT - '• P-IVATE PARTY :E : � Phnatlph11 o 1 .ooo I I,', ner11p Cleveland Glenville an.d f>ittsbqreh o , ,000 1 ',fl third-place Clevel1Jt d l!:ast Tech, St. Louis o 2 .OOO 2 . ROORevelt h411 e4'4red _ ,31 men in th� relay,i, inclwll n • All-Ohio Wefn"41JJ'• lllUltf , ba&ketbaJI player Ray Brown, a It (. n l'Nnc.'fco , ·It, ,Lcwl• J ht� � Los �• 0 nll,ht �,IC\18 throwe(, •nd �ammate John Hen. de,aon, I hu,dter. The T�jiw•i•. P� P,ltchon . M,,. 1'edd1es alto entered a C:fiQk re• • . C l Wt , ,t l- ay · team that hu covo\'ed th• , J.!lh . �I _ " Cl .), mil& In , 3 !ll0.8c !wo-/lbllla •of •· !Oo- , , . II � �I.ht =�. ... •�d · • luter !J!ai1 tlie rnltJ>' •re�i,t , "" I!� (f;l vt .""'"'-"' �). , l•1• at �,.. �,., ,fiu...11 '"' i• ; lJIGe ' by tlie .Mt: ·IAllanon, Pa : , · te.am • whieh i1 also en.terlld �J IM (.1 1.JJ ) vs ,.,_ Ul-9): . · .· this ye,r. at Jon ;.,,nci.co (o),t,tl . Rf B �OAST · • • DAYTONA BEACK, Fla. UPIThe poutbility i n ereaded today that Heth Score wlll be of little value to thei Cleveland India ns thl1 .season. &we wu diiapP:Qiotinf again " the W�y,rtoo 5',nator, edged Cleveland, 5�, in 10-iunlngs ·here Wednesday. The . oftc•hl•zine 1.Q¥pt�w save Up Jour run·, -in tdur llDll&I· U11!1udl•r th,.. J• , , the fint frame. After Seofe departed, Tribe .. l\Qrlm,..�llkl:4. . \he., ...S,nat,,., I wblle y,eyeland oaugbl" up. ff� f ��:;;!. . j f u n . The teama �moe .from four states--Ohio, Penni Jv.ania, y Michi- , No �"'" ··. lid. fan and West · Vtrg'illia-ln w'1,ll ·----.· ___ • is repu ted · to hfll twe be!lt relays flGN .... •�Tl ln h mldwe,t for high school LOS ANGELES tlPl - Frank ' ' t eam ,. Ryan, second .strtn,: taiarterback of the Los ARJelea "'ma, h111 signed Some of the greatest , runners contract, wJth the club for 1860 qf all time have ®mpeted In the and 1961, General M1nager Elroy event which was started ln 1927 Hirsch �ounced \today, by Hansfiel4 _ High ,Bahool Tl.11Ck Coach Harry E. Mehoct, a gradu• ate of University of 11Unol:1 • lV0011 Lu, �IJeon Mn, Roscoe Wise entertained _ , lntluded in the field are Nate with a noon luncheon at her hOJl\e . Ad� ms and Vic Reed� two top �1dd leport, Tueid■y . . Guests we,� sprinters o n the Cleveland Glen- Mrs, E.,rl Scott of Suiar Grove I ville BQUad Adams won both tlie Mrs. John Stott Mra Jo hn F Bai.Iy' sprints in last year's reljyl� and'Kr,a ,_ . Run Wa•n ' Fore,l Ru a �:.&;. �::;;ril���,,� I 11;1 last year's tol.lrnabd'the par 7f. Sfi,'in'1j\•I , 1 Forest Coyntry Cl ub cour1Je. � �· ;- � "!"'• �- ·•cora•-,tha, _.t,. , I mn1 rlJft 1d"'the ,10th? 2' "' ' · ••w 11 ST' '.& N:fl �- lllJN.,., •. / I th, Sul· I Pht1r Springs, W. Va., will be FRJ PARKING M• -r � . c.• -. , �11.-. �--"'"' ,' JLi ! .';, , , , -ROY'S ' . -· . . .-a.ftt. Room. l'or, 10 to 111 P,�'fl/' , • .• ll4U 81110�'!1 YOUR IUWJQll"1'111 Por CIM!aJe Plall, Onio, .. I . f mtn!'om �'mi- lr�lli ·whlie ' • ·· '11111 . . , · · · · · I.It· 25'1b. Tci11ty li'alllll DOG J.DOD . . . . $1 .89 4 i ' �, �fflD ' . ' l'!"l . � • . In Mound Turn ' ..., . Pot.,11 · ' · · $1.J9 QUALITY , DAIRY FOODS . No. 1 - • llle · •j · ' Score Fails HAM$! MAl(Wfl.l.· !dOUSI' IN.STMt st .F•ms't'erw • 1� � U G• l\J�J,, ;n;f.9.nff l ,· , "' oW ·a�.'Wt� � iy_�.,-�� . Jloe•" 1 39¢ . lb, . 1 ._. To Show Spark ly refw,d YQl.lr mon,y. . '\:��:�,:, o D, GREENSBORO, N. c. UPIDow Finsterwald . of Teque sta Fla., and �l11�orte of Bron� vllle, N, Y., were the eilrly !Hor• c ilea in a fleJd of £180 pros and amateurs opening _ play today jn the $17,500 Greater Greensboro Open e:olf to_umament. F'tn.sterwald, the 1959 winne r, copped the LOI AngeJea Open a n d ·bu ,placed third in hJa last three ;- �enu. · ·Nteorte •w ·took the l'.iil&a ·Open at· Wilmington, J>I. · ' :ININt, . •,r• /k'- .� tellj! S!wTJ, �ark II> tl1• bullpen. Sherr, �ll' ll!'t \hree �ii le111ue game, and -au � were as a 1tarter. lie won one llort JUI September � � ; I l��� �j . Greensboro Open I ' �,-y · . Ho pp.y Easter Eve ry bod y .. ... ,u,. ¥Yc.ir•I. records w11 nearly compJetet;l ' :tPdl)'· .f� tht zeth· annua l . Man.ii'iefd -Relay, which get under,,I)' Friday afterlloon. 1'he fletd h.ld swelled to 118 ff:'hOOIJ •nd 1 ,100 :athletea late ,w.4JIOllW(..Jl>jlh lllPI• OIR!•t.id to 1 ,. en�e,: 1 c 111�•· · ,tar•stuAd��ln ful!'e11 ri,jn,1. · ; , ...... !i,81 b· ldal--j<ie' n Ji!I( :.': ch, MEIGS-GAWA CASH FOOD CO,F II ..rt ,.\I , ng $ 1JN! .. , , •1'· ,, ��n� BOLOGN� 1: ·� . �, I•� dwm, ,lio'll _ R_ «_ _ o�d Breakin,r Pote:tw· -� � field Relay Field M �eri . '!.i 1 ------.L....:..___ ,nted fie�pablq, o l br�a k.i MOUND :Vl&W . · John SheeU, � Mr ,7.i¥t.<' . "" .w ·, . I<' Yi,•'#7'.IG.��jt, CIIA Hlf,l,f{Ai , ;/ � ' ,� :;� . ��,' ; 1 43i lb� BANANAS 2 lbs. 25.: I t ' ROASTtNG QtlCKENS le\AltQT _.II•.... W�I !IJl!qn Milli · 10 IIYI !lf?'•ar A>fd Sbffly .,..., �lior.lii,iity to .._.. good aa a alM!er: i.. t If t,; belle,., ilJ IOOd !fr .. � •�- .,-IJ(� ·. MINUTE S'IJAK 89� lb. milk an the mark.et . . . I'll glai:1- ' ._, THE !IRP 3 lbs. $1 :7 1 4.,. :/ .t:;_w � �K.>' CO FFE E agree it Is the finest tasting �..,, tiA· / \. . > l,t,_- Try o quart or two, i f you do not WoPld Series' lrl um 9h; aot h!. Iona-awaited chance aa a •tart er Wed nesday nia:bt ,nd ■uffered • 4 O J ou to the Chicqo Cubs. ledhot Glen Hobbie, who never flad �aten the Dodgen, fired a fiveh�tter and never was in serious da n ger. The S&n Fr1U1 ci8Co Giant, cot specttl(,P lar three.hit pltcWng from 21 ye,r old Mike McCormick lo whip lite St. LouiJ �ardlnal1, 8--'l, and now lead tbe NaUonal l,.e11ue wijtll a 2-0 slate. WiUie Maya cracked. out lour ll ts J In tiv.e tries in the only other m dor league &liime of the day or night. . n ) N AMI A�ISTANT �CN 9n . Routo 7 H1tl-,,,y ..,_.. VILLANOVA, Pa. UPI � Ath· 1111°"'1- onol Ietic Director Frank Re1f.n of Vil­ lanova Wednesday announcecl the At Tl,e Coimtf PfTTSBll,RGH UPI-Cal Mc• appointment of Ed ScuUlll ,a freah­ Lish, 19 came wlnner laet 1eason man buketbaU �ch. 1Rd 111 top Cincinnati pitching hopeful, will start today for the Reds in the Pi�taburah Pirat�•• sea■on ope ner Kere. Melish, who posted a rec­ ord with Cleveland before he faee WIil came to the Reds, Pltts»u-1'"1¼ ,v. team •-he was wi t h ln)-•7,� ,11,t. l�. '1Jle Pirates are twtfog Y.ar,q L,w, who . h,d a TII 7:SO g:9 record · l n 1$59. POllll)I.OY, OHIO lbe Reds, playing their �econd game. got lheir new se,,Wn otf to a hangup st.art Tlle)iija)' by 1fowning the PhlladelphlW · Phils, ' 9-4 in a come-frot11-belitl)}i, vie• !f - •., � tory . . That e:ame Slw A 1>tl1¥d:, slx­ innine: stint of reU�f dl\lJlhe: b)' SMOKED P•ICNICS - REA<BY TO l!AT Jim O'Toole, but the Reas a� Jooldng for e:oo,t suatal ned mound work a, they begin their 12-da)' • road trip. I ' .•.. ' , M l L .K A( HAMS! ·: l The 22-year-old sentqr 1rom Merrick, N. Y., auffered .a bratll injury in his NCAA middleweight tltle right Saturday night aaalnU Stu Bartell, San Jose Stat, Col­ lege sophomO'te from ��lyn, N. Y. Bartel knocked Mohr !)pt lor I the first time in the Badrer box· er•s· 37-fi.ht career:1 1 1)1.m; :r ·'. , .(, Ol)lln World Series Hero Sherry's Luck Is �aily Sen tine l, Pomerov•M idd lep0rt, 0., April 14, 11181)..4 Better Bobcats Si gn IEL LIN G .. TIHID• y •.,.D COHCIRT � � � •• � � � In !!1 er Ne y ! w Ho j lid r u.". a I The ha W� n ! ff.lab School .... � St art The re er will In tie, JI M beJJ a ors ini and u ., 8-0 mark ill tact. • hower al thr home of Mr and Conc:m. will be held April Jt at � 8 p._ m. ln the ffJ1h Schoo.I ,,._ Worl� Seri�• he�o Larry Sbeny , Mn Robert Will iam, Po� y Tou • reUe I rne hcher y- j au., under lbe direct may lh lfl� h1a future i• brii'htff Han e -iAO Th ■Ville 1era and Giant.a re• Road ' Saturday ;;: Jon of Actual Sherry'a J)trfor.manc ,e CANTO,.?f, 0. UPI-O hio Uni• even ing at maa P. Deed. No adn.iaJoa . � a .eta('t1pg pitch.et but hia hid: Wed = [ main !ll'tDod ° hotn 8 e e clocl:; •Jal n lll[II: ' ) t;be niib CQt t coul ld not b ' w11 I be charged. v1r1uy and 1Vtr. tenberg will plo · 1, The lure . better ., a reliever. called JI complete diaappoinlme et / nils and Cubt lo Th rada.t' nifhl l • ne holi w hard-throwlne hero of the day buk elba 1,m lJ tour e, • e .ire ",e,:ondary nam ,ikflMh d w•' j In Jani openeubut·• J.nUle.r ent at Los A 1elea Dodaert' pt.yoff and c,nton �em ori.a l J>itteburp w�re th H - ' ,.. ' ,t.. l .. The father, who ha1' rem�ln�d around the clock .al thi, , hQQltil with his wlfe, two da\lahtera Jnd numeroua frle nds, said t;>oxtn,: had always bee n Charlie'• niafo i nterest and t�at he �'l.d lti! �i_fe had approved their soh's paitlcl­ pation In the 1port. l , (' . � The Panthers. sborini up for a big do- or-die battl e -with Galli,polis here next Tuesday, take e\lerybody ex cept the senion to Eastern for a practice game this aftern oon . Terry K n ight, a j unior and Tom White, £.reshman, -will ha n dle ,pitching chores. MADISON, Wis. UPI - Univu­ si ty of Wiaconsin boxer Cbplie Mohr remai ned at the brink of dea t h t oday but hia father said "don't blame the aport." The father, whose name abo ia Charles, was ,sked if he bl,med boxi n g for his son's very critical brai n injury and he said, "abso­ lutely not." ROCK THE SOCICER • • • S Alan �y •• t -Dad Doesn't Put Blame For Son's Inj ury On Sport I s,;u IDVICE No doubt you hove seen me around del ivering Valley Bell Milk ond dairy products to your neighbors . I 'd l i ke to deliver these fine products to you too. You see, there's a difference .in milk and in Val lf;!y Bell QUAL ITY CH�K D milli/ it's a difference you G�n TASTE . I t's t"1e milk that's ,GUARANT EED RICH ER: I• � McLish, Reds' Big Hope ls Starter Today l • I Sell Th• Fine1t D�iry W)',,!'l. uie • EVANSTON, Ill. UPI - Bob Ehr-­ h•rt bu been naro•d track coach al NortbweatU'n Univenlty, replac­ ina Rot Walker, who q uit to a�­ cept 1 ,limilar poal at tbe Unh·er­ ,sity of Wilcomin. Middleport's battered Yellow Jack4:½t baseball tea� travels to Point Pleasant this afternoon hoping lo get a win streak Started after losing two of their first three games. · or I'm your • �-""' 0 Jackets Go To Pt . Pleasant For Diamond Contest Today J>IAMID TltACk . Ccw:tt . Your brapp1tlt1 is tn _i · bright way you feel when there's Heiner's on the · '. . table • • • maybe with nice, l!ltftY cllipped !Jeef or welsh rarebit on toast • , • - �t bread, spread and jam, Perks up a m :�'..J ) .,.<t •,,., l. \- ' ,, . ' J, . "' -�"\ I, - • � c. ·. ' ,;•; -;' , ' . llela,r's lirfld Is made Ii)- Ille smaD . .... 11P£01 •• , :&111oolfl, ooifonn teXtuni • . • RO '8111 . • . 8-er·WbiWe4 w All it. � -ffi¥"ik,-;i(h)i�� .jauRe_� � � EvdY(hi19 � ! -- ' ..,..____ ,..._ ·--·---·--- .··-'··· -'- -·-----· "I', ':, """ • .,. _...,_. ' __ .._ - "'---� - -·�- . .... . �•-=================..;;;=;,;;;;;;;;.,\ FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 1 4 1960 WA �T AD S FOR CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE RESUL_TS RATES I eenl! per word, 011e insertion. M i nimum charge - 60 cents. �nts per word fo .- t.hrec consecutLve rnscrlwns. Special - one mo11t!1 fol" 30 C!,!nls per word. Full rate of 3 cents �r wore! will ht l"harged for advertising ·11 not paid within 10 dJys <1fter fCCClVllll,l bill. Errors in Advert1sir1g - SJ1ould be rcµorted unmediately. The Daily Sentinel wlll not be rt:3ponsible for more th.an one mcor• rtct • iruertion. «a.rd of Thanlr:s and 5,pecial Notices of Events $1 00 Obilu.iries �bliVti!d at 1 cent per word. I MO. 6 OAYS 3 DAYS I lJA Y WORDS $ 1 .35 &l.k 60c 15 ... ,0 $ ! .13() $6 (J() $ 1 20 60c 20 $:.!.la $7 50 $ 1 50 75<: 25 e • Ada reee1vt.-d by 1 0 A M . w i l l I,� in ll1Jl <lily s p ..1lJer. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 DO Y O U PAY CITY PRICEs F O K \ls.ed farm machinery when I can soe you up lo fl()% . I glve , bonus on e,e,ythin" I sell by laking off on the c-ost. Prices taken from local and Columbus papen: City Price Bonus .My Price Ford 11146 $875.00 $375.00 $ 100.00 $595.00 $ 1 20.00 1 948 $475.00 $575.00 $700.00 $ 1 25.00 1 95 1 J. D A. S325.00 $550.00 $225.00 1 944. 1 9 46 $425 00 $650.00 $225.00 $L65.00 $2&1.00 $ 85.00 1 93'7 \ 7 t'armalls $ IOO.t)0-----$300.00 ••r ••�c lls l 3 Ca11c VAC $1�.00---$250.00 •••• I 2 A verys $100.od----$200.00. Moline "U" with 3 butto m plow 8 foot disc. 4 row cultillators, 4 ro w corn planter $650.00. O l i ver Super 55 'tractor with heaV}' duty loader and back hoe cost $6800.00 my price $2200.00. Ford plows $30.00------.$50.00 P u l l plows 1 - 2-3 botwm $20.00 l o $60. 00 Discs 5-6-7-8 foot $25.00 to $80.00 Corn pllmtcrs 2-4 row $20.00 to $ 1 50.0Q 4 row pickup eorn planter fine Pomeroy, Ohio condition new coll $64-0.00 price $150.00. Ba iera; A. C, $295.00; JD-PTO MASSEY-HARRIS 7 (t. C0'1 BlNE, $95-.00; Ford $350.00; N. H . 77 4 cylinder air cooled Wisconsin $200.00-$250.00; Int. MT $200; motor. Will be sold .st the Nor­ I n t 4i,T $375.00-$47�.00; Rakes man Thel.88 Sale, Saturday, on hy lhl' dozens $35.00 to $10j).OO 4 13 Jtp the Oak Grove Road. Combmes AC and Ford $150.00 t o $250.UO; New Johnson poul- M EN AND BIG BOYS - We have loaler11 you'll like. A white a l t r y picker, city pric e $300.00 $5.99 and black a l $8.99. The m y price $75.00. This paper 4 13 3lc Shoe BOx, Middleport. doesn't have enough apac e to print all the things I have to . - - :-sell. , believe I can sav e you ( 9a l Ma r1 ne Suppl ies. ple nty on bulk m i l k tanb. I $ IIS don't sell the best equip ment US IO BOATS AND MOTOR Mttr• lflt. the, while 1,1p and m i n e is identical with dly pa lltan MotorL 600 E. �In equip ment. The only d ifference Pomero,, Phone wv.:1..-p. SI., is the price. -24-lfc 1 1 BILL GOODW I N 4:;t�u.. From Wllb1vlll• MUE L L IR FURkAC'-•• WISTIN(r HOUSEi appliAntH, Arnold Bro­ th•r•. 5Yr•i;u••• Ohio. ,tton• 1 1 - 1 9-tft WY -2-6314. -- -,-,--,-TELEVlSI ON RADIO AND SMALL 9-ppliance repair. Phone Olis McClmtoc i., Racine, Oblo. 2• 1 - t k USED CARS ARE SHARP .... .. .,.,■ ,,.......,..,,.... ► 141_GIEAT DUL \ , 'cl l f-o r '.:>o l e l I I Notices (20 ) Business Services For Sole (9 1 NEW AND USED MATERIALI :.' ,:J I .J..1r C JHHtery) I 00 I L&K 1·ll·l"lrk refrigerator 7 I 2 \ "IJ . ft. 100.00 3.00 I ' J di· 1 ,ho11l· 1> t .111d I t:1�y tlwir "" ' stool 15.00 t•a('h 5.00 :! < : ;,nkll t·u l l i v;itors l \-\l J I H u ! �c·t h Thomas t1 01: k 7.00 I ( J,1k 11prid1l d1•sl,,. l !> . 00 I I la1,1t morl ls(• mad1 tnc 5.00 j 1 - J I 8 1 1 1 111(.'!;i l Duwell gun ;, nd / )nw,·b 15.00 1 1•h•,·1 m glue pot 5.00 1 1 Mctal U .50 ehisel 1l(l t1 IHI o!luw l l .50 0 � <IK t'Olt l h,1 , . f 1 . , p� I 2"x: t ' so lo l .50 l l i·l l,·r t a chn :.ral ., t a ph-s 12 .00 I :111 ;.:.,I l!l!'Ld 1 ;, n k 3.00 I :ilJ J.',d Hll ' l a ) 1 ! n1 m 2.50 If l n h-n·sh'd St•c I J ' 1·d, �1.11 l :1v:1 t 11ry - eom plrte 1d t h f1l l l 1 1gs 12.00 ' I lut 111,• l ;d :,11i· k cl wrenl"ht'.'S ( ' I O I ii .15 l\utland . Ohio I ' inltrior d 1 1 :1 IL!f l ' • l , · 1 lot " � lo 11 · k , :JU l o 2.00 II I !11! !t W • r l N I /i;1 111 1ncr� ( 2 1 Cord O f T honk s .25 e.11eh . 1 5 1 ]OJI w 1 ,,1il 1 1 11 •.� \\' E W U l ' l , I J l . l k. E 'J O " J J J . \ :-,,: K I 1 ,.1 1 1 l l i ' rn 1 ,,·,111·:,; l 5U .\l i1ttll1•purt Hr1· l 1e1i.,rt llll'lll auo! t l < i l �• r , · 1.1 d n vl·n APA.h l'MENTS - l'U rmshed and AUCTION SALi Pad1 . l U I uur frwncb ,1 1 1 1 1 ! w 1 ;..: h!111r, ! 1 1r I rnil_1 "''"' l tl 0 1 . True ••niurnished - Mdt:11ter,, Middle­ On Salurt.lay April 16, 1 960, be­ l llt•l t 11\·lp d i! l" I II;.! a l l d a l 1 l" I" l h1 · I 2-S-tf port. Phone WY-2-!1286. T t· i i qi<·r halll llH·r gin ning a l 1 2 :30 p. m. at my 3.UO fire ill ut1r hrn111• 011 :-.1·1· 1 Jt1d i\Vt' 1 1 _• • ·• ,, -' t k 1 1 1 ., I 1a1· k , a w Tupper• between midway farm ,, ., IX) '.:I ROOM FU IINISHlm Apartmi;nt. rcn•ri l l� . Plai n� and Che,ter, l mile 10uth 1 I lot v. mu l rra ltll' p!.i1ws .2�- l . 50 134 Mulherry. - Cal' WY 2-ft9 15. � I r a 1 1 d .\ Ir., . Wa) II< ' 1 1 ,, ITl:O.<III I 11 11•1:1 / ;1r11 i l o ( Ill. 7, I will sell at au�ion 3 50 (41 13, 6ll' H r l -i . � r I h 1 l d11· 11;1m• Vl' I J l i 1:1lur t h e following: I Moline Corn __ _ _ c e7: Pic ker. I Mayrath all purpose 7 ANl>l•:lt•rl rll' M flO USE,-TW 0:c 0-: ll-: 2 5 .00 _• O _ 8-c J I l,11 ;1 1 1 1 •;ilnr wrerwh1·.� e,1rh .2:1 Elovalor 32 fl. l-8 fl , 20 Jn. , Bengel N. A. .u1>11rtments. room . --� -- I 1 � hag, <'l'lllt•rit IT\IX('f Jffhn Deere Di�c, I 'J'wo Bottom WY2-3272. Phone 1-2-tfc 1 J Y5l'i ! 1 1 ! : V l ! r Jl . l<T Vll IJ,•!:11r. 4 d r M olino Brea king Plo w on rub• l·:1,•(·! ri,· -----,-,,- -- 1 00.00 l ' u .vpr sr•d.;n A i r ,·01 1 d 1 1 1, ,r1l'fl DELUXE 4 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS bet, l Power lake-of! Moline I 1111 l . irys I l l > 5 OU-4U Otl " I I l'S.� I Jf<I k l -�• ,'\!}IJ jtlll I bh'l'I I I IJ; apartment. Nicely unrurnishcd 1 R t � ft plywood ho:1 ! Manure Oliver J Rake, Hay 110.00 1, 1 495 I I J.wll11;,1"�. 1'11111,•ruy. furnished 2 bedroom 2nd floor ! 11nly fr1•q•h1 1•;irt Spreader, 1 1946 Dodg e I 1-2 T. 5 00 4 1:1 li \ 1· apilrtmenl. M iddleport WV2Truck, l C'ult lpacker 1 Moline I lol nf lwlt p1i l l 1•y!l l 00 to 4 00 � ___ -l-12·6lp J874. 2-ro unty 1 planter, corn u pick I l l ' w m o l nrs l'itdi p 2 50.00 5 Vood C le•n Uted t.u1 John Deere Sub-Sailer, I 5 Ton :l 1 ihas•• 2:W 17:J!Jrpm All Mak•• And Mu<1•t1 nvE HOON! I IOUSE WITH BATH I Jll f,I' 1 IM' ;.111d i; 1 Jr1tl Comfort Wagon, 1 Tr.11ctor 1 5 00 "'ETROPOLITAN MOTOHI wall to wall cupeting in llving 1 lot H H rrn·ki; Tractor Sprayer, 1 Joint each 8 1':irh 2.00 60l)-oo6 E..ut Main St. roum. Very modern. Garage. Can 1 1111 1'old l'll t 1 ,•rs in. and 1 2 in. Casing, I Wheel ◄•u,·h 1 .00 Polfteroy. Ohio b1• seen by contacting Mr�. 1 1 IIJ! �!11tlt• JJH ' k s Barrow Sprayer, 2 1 -2 {IP El ee, t'arh 1 . 25 John 1\usscU, Flslter St., Pome1 . �••tL1 1 1 l\kr 1 only lul,: i•;1rry l0a3 .111-. I H li l t Y :.! <Ir. l r ic Motors, I Record Pla,r, l J .O(l roy, Ohio. (41 14, Jtc t" } OIIIIJ I J,• ( 1,•1111 c11r I H� 1 d 1• a r i d l, (l l�1•y r,1r US!' (JI) (I ' ' Console lladio, I Portable,.,la; 1 t 1 l �l' l t 1 1ar ·�. J , 1 11H·n,y•. Olli :i,ll!l!i r!l(':1 1 1 1 dio, Lui of small farm tools and l'lll"h 1 f1 00 -I 1 :1 b l , I lul fo11t :111 1 .� ot her items loo nu merous to (':wh 2 00 mention. Not responsible for ac­ WOMAN TO CAHE f"O R CIIJLD1 Hid-\ n ,.p d di,·s 1 4 lo l !iM O l , 1 ):-,; nu, :.! ! >( )O H I l l. !!& I I cidenh. ' . 1 7 .00 HEN and do housework by day 'N�W, l u l l , .. ,wer, l \ l"Ol\ ll .1 1 1 1 1 . . OWNER: STANLEY G IBBS i l ,\ " ' 1 • l l V\ I UI 111 2 Ill 22.00 or live In. To tilart April 1 1 t h . whllt• 1'. l l 1 1 ,-u�l111 1 1 � k i r i .. $U:-io 1 I! m ul i ll IHI ur llll•Ld 11 , 1 1 ! 1111 AuctlonC'cr; I. 0. McCoy. Call aflcr 6 p.m. TUrner 2· OU .. I 'ul1hltk1· IJ!IY l rut.lt . 1'/llifn' ·" ·•i i l 1 1 l d lir;11·k1•t.� 1•11d1 3 . 5 4-9,01 1) 23115 4 ff 61c l-la�uu Sl' l'U!.:c ;J ,\:.!HZ. I n 1 1 l y lul ol r1•d l i re l1LH'· 4 I I (H p �el� SALHMEN earh .,o WINDOW DUNDJ A ND SHADES 1ind sizes all Bilnlls, Vet1-:.U1111 THIS AD JUST ANSWl!II DON'T u11l l lol riwtul of y ladtler " cir. 2 1 9M J, 01111 V8 FAIHLANfo: colors. Free .&:•llmate.. Dale READ IT hr;wkt•!� l 'lll' h 3.'75 Uci111 t 1 J u l '. H, $7\:15. Jil1w t t 11ur's, Wippel Supply, 211'\ Unic,n .\ve., Thia ad is not promlBini,: you 11.ny­ 4 JJ Ol<' I rndy !ul t • f mctul luddor l'onwrny. Pomeroy, Ohlt.. 3--4.ffOtc thlnt you can ' t CUii, hut if you 1,r.n·kt.'ls eurh 2.25 !UM l I U '�Vl lU l .1-: l ' :,! J O :! di'. IU? 1 uuly l!il u r �tTl'W .iucl(.t; Hre the type of t111lctim11n thal iK t\11111\'l'Tllil ry �p1 rnd. lll:w\1 1111r • �. l l" 1 1 1 2 •f ' looking lo mukc llloney 1 hen I IO.UO lo 1 2.00 IIAVJNG LOST ' M Y I I U SBAND, I 4 J a OIL" l n11l .1 lul uf ht:i.�l'i llilvc.� anti l'111n,•r11y. $4!15 OU. will give you written leads b,:,.g. will sell lhe following personal glng for the fam'um1 WHfrE f 1 1 1 1,1g.� ptoperly ut auction at my 3.00 I !•nl ,v 1 ><111• : i x i i CROSS Pl.AN plus a bonu�. plu1 t·arh 2.� home, one mile N . E . of Racine, I ,,111.1 lnl Nlt•dJ.:<'S 6 to I O 1h11 a dally commission set-up t hn� Ohio on Ouk (;rove llv1nl, Aprll 67 A t ' J ( I,: 1"/\ lt".11 , l:!. A< I i ES HO r will stulle you. We ne('d men in 1•;u•l 1 12: 6th, 1 disC', Trador, M.: I'. 5.0U 30 'l t J.\l 11,1.�t Ul"t', W a l l• r , d , •l'l t l (' l l )I , Gallia, Jackson, Vinton )h-i,i:s, I 1 1 11 1; l ul 1 1 .1!"� 4•ad1 manure w.a�on, wheel iron J .U() 4 U m 1n1·ru l.,, t 1 1 11 h,·r $:.WOO l l d l I rn i l 1 ., , I l d ni · k ;u1 d t:t('kll ur1d Alhl!n11 Countic,. sprc;1de1· , lrnrsf' drawn dlMt, ' 10,00 . t:m�arl, H.il· 1m·, u l 1 1 1 1 1 n11I\' ,;w11 1 t.: 1·1 1 ! orr saw plows, l" Ultivalor& ancl olhllr for Interview apply at 339 No. Col­ l UU.OU 1 4 1 1 3 , li l p I 1 1 1 1 h- 1•lr•dr11· 11101 grinder farm tools, 28 inch saw with umbus St., Lancaster, Ohio or ctill collect OL 3-4:U5 for ap­ :l 4 I l l ' ;t ph11sl' 220 20.00 m 1m cli1•I, 8 hl vl•i; of hce11 and a IU IUUAHU HOUTS. U I . J J V llTUII pulntlTlcnl between JO u m . to l uni� :�k i l l �i•w 1•11.•t·. h.11ncllot of bee equipment. berry hox• IA llnd l'an11.d1:.n U NI - c;uaran1 p, Ill. 2 . {41 ]4, 21C l n 4 4 m hll11ks � brooder, coal crates, and cs urnl eed to grow. 23c: ud1. St•rnml t ' ll�t' kerrn;ene brooder, B�by Grand 7�.00 house cust from &hol)I lwuw piano, mandolin, chairs, dl11he1, in Syra(usc. W1Jli.lm I I. J111l 1th•s I :id 1 11sl 11lili• 1l1·uwlr1{l table , i 11• •t lx:1 2 nse11, some 11ery old ones, iron 2S.OO I. 0. McCOY 4 4 l lt· 4 1n,n 11,•;o t i u i,: stu1·1•� cuch l!'i.00 kcl lles, stone jat11, plcture AUCTIONI ER f,'l::RTIUZi'.:H, SAL"K l•'.I) At : JIJ( ' l J L l 1 , 1'd �l•·pln dclt-rs 6, 7, 8, 1 0 Route l, Lq lottom, Jhla, rr11111c1, cuckoo clock, 2 c.ther TUllAI. Jl ml', fccdini; lime . I :.! lt•n�lhs cloek11, i1 11tlc1quC! bed and m11r• .41J ft. hydr&led lrn1c K. ( ; . P1l' kcll I nwlul purdi gticlt-r tile top clre1111cr, cord bed, In AIR Cl'.'lfr(DrrlflNING, REFR� HUMJ 1tlon service. J1d:'1 Refrlgera­ t·arnu, ltd. No. I, l'omcruy 1 d1·.-tri1 · h111 ,,1'ft'te, (two diun rolicN, rivil War relics, 2 tlon, New Haven. Phone TU 4 1 1 :H ,· 1 1 1Hl l l'1'\ »tovc pipe hat1, 1plnnin.V: wheel 2.25 2M37, 8-23-tf t 111! lilll 1 l,!fl•h'!( complete rt1hlng equipment and ' ( -IICh 1 : 50 I GLASS SJIOWL'ASl:, $20.00, c -,.u I lul IJM•d w i mlow m11ny other article, nol listed. li(' l'Cl'US {,ti 1 -1 , :u p 1•11d1 .M A number of these- articles arc I lu1 a� lll'sl o.� mlorcd very old and unusual. PIANOS FOR SALE i;hm1tlt•.s .I . M. 1'crm or ule: Cash lll'r SQ.9.0(} 2 nice ru·o111\11 1orwcl p1a110� w 1 1 h Not RHponslble fot Accidents bench. !'riced t o i;t• l l . Frt·t• ck l !nl h11 11tl SUW8 new and tbt'd Mr�. Norm•n J, Thtihs :.!./iO to 5.00 livery. l ' 11JI Hut lund !i l l �-48 1 1 1 lul lmlls, md1 11nd Owner. carriage Aller � p .m. t:1111 !.ill:? -1034. !lO''/ off 1 1st Sale conducted b7 lrodford 41-12-;jll' I lut hl ;1t•k rou( pain! A UC!tlon Co. g:al . ,GO ONE I.U�i\CK I IUHSK 7 Y l•,AI(:'> I 1111 H l \1111i1111m window A. C. Rradford, Manig er old . Suu111I, work ito11 hl<· or � I l l /IWflini.:s Crill Bradford, Auctloneer. l'IICh 10.00 gh•, I d1s1· harrol'. . gu11d �h.ip1• . I lu! h 1· 1,t.s 1wr1'l'n door 1irilll 4•9-!lilc mowlu.w 11111d11 11t• l l l.1 ruk, · . �rn •d 1·ud1 1 .2� l l 1 1w,1r'1\ I onl,\ 1 . . 1 110111 .� hovels C'llt' l1 LOO FINI!: si-.:u;cTJON O fi' A RTIFl­ sh1qlt', l11Jr�i· tlr.1 1\ 1 1 dal flowt'r for R1tstcr. Cltrr 's .Stt•w.ir1, H I . l . 1 1 . ,rn.�.. 1 1 1 111 ,· l ouly 1iitrh fork 2.00 Shoe Hcpair, Mid dleport. 1 -' 1 1 4 :11 11 I lul pu11 1 1 t- d -� hov(']i; t'a('h 1 .00 4-1:.!-3\ p 1 lut 11,11•· llnndh·d .!.hO\'t'IS Tallored by e:id1 4,00 MO1949 IIARLE Y . DAVl l)SQN ! lot mortar hose 1iad1 l .71!i tort·yclc 74. Newly recondition· MARX-MADE I lot ri1k1•s Nil'h 1.00 ed motor. Contact Harry Roush, 1 lu1 lna11uek� l'lll'h 2.28 C11fton, W. V1. SP3-�238. I Int metal �rub ho11kN l!arh .20 4-l2•6tp 1 � 1,1111. ga1·11t,n 11pray 3.50 I HD e�1t-n�lon ford and C'On• 7 ACRES GROUND. NEAR NEW 1wd ion on reel JOO ft. 211.00 Haven. TIie block bun, drilled I-lath roo m l'l"■les 3,00 well and &•rd.en, paaturc tor 2 .:l USIID Hair dryer 3M cowm or more. Some pine Um­ CAR l Starr Spinet Piano 130,to ber. N ice pla ce for house or ', I Phlko 1·2 lon air condl• _ triller. CIOIII to achools. Priced M.00� tlont-r re11onablo. Phone Ttlrner 2- I I Delta !!hnd drl l l pr('U 3540 New Haven. (4) 13. 3tc htiu11y duty 8 apet'd und Impala llnd Top toupc CONIIONMaNT IALI hol lnw bit mortlae 1tt•ch1001)4, a:u;iranlce, 1,potlc11S in­ be held Salurday, April I will Sale menl 'JIUK) terior, ern)illc while finl�h l 16, 1960, at 11 a. m. at lhe 1ale De\'OC' Gr�f'n Shtnale Stain Yrith � lntc•rlqr. 348 t·u. in. ground one mile we�t or Porter• 1.75 motor, Turboilldc lranL, push IJN jt3 I . field. Wlll hnve ma<'hi ncry, loob Uuildl•n lldwc, 30"� on •elling button radio, helll"r, wheel ind a mlaceUaneoua lot Lunch price dilel, wfl(tiew.J I lit'CI, Ortwlm1[ will be served. l l l'lllS .ahove l1walC'd al •Ml,. pri<,, $3000, Godd11td Sale.1 147 South Third •�nve Harold Goddard 1 Auetlonecr Middleport, Ohle (4) 13, 3tc I Thoma, M. Fain I Termit• and Put c, .. 1rol N•tionln1ur■nc:1 in1pectlon, r,-. wide• . Ea1y t■rml. Pbon• il:omeroy W Y 2-2366 Porttmouth PR 6-2850 2 29 lfc F:;;;;;:;;;;;c;;;;;:;;;;;;;;..__-;_____ j ,• WOULD LI KE TO I KARR & VAN ZANDT T R A D, E NEW FURNITURE ' HOUSE TRAILERS I Rutland Furniture - I ' 8 Auto Sa I es · - -- FOil T H E 8,EST ROOFIN G SER· , 1ccs, roof repairs, roofing, roof parnting L.'all u� Bill Wyo1tt and Georl!(e Staats, Phone WY2-287 I 4·7-6tp Pomeroy, Ohio. - • ; U �TUM IHi[LT KJTt.1-lEN lJJ!.. 11igned fo:· ·our hmr � �• ea tim,,1 tea l''o,-.:nan aod Abbott, 8-6-U Phone WY ·2-�321. j (l 7 ) Help Wonted 1 9 1 For So le (20) Business Servic es -------- -- - -- --- ----- ULEV ISION RADIO AND SMALL Appl i•nc• repair. Call Fr•nk C•ptaina, 414 N. Skond Ave,, 3 3 tfc MlddlePor1, ---- 1 6b _ __ 4 :00 4:30 8:00 5:80 9:00 6:23 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9: 30 10!00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:15 1 '/ ) > "':-:-:c r- -_ , 7:00 Death Vallpy Days 1':SO Thi9 Man J;)awson 8:00 Troubleshooten 8:30 Jerry Lewis Show , 9:SO Masque,ade Party · '· tO!OO CJ.valcade or Sparta bn J. · · , : iq(fl , J�t Bowtln1 'l<,i f$!> 'l'Dd•Y , v· U-!f}O,, ·l:J,,ra. Headlines : � tf(W'! ' -Katie Doonu 1 8hiry, , ,1�,JO ""°'�81 Top� ' •,. • ·, . . • , •1 1:l& • i/Hk sl'ut Show ·, , fO®, , � , � • -oo » SJID · Oiff . . \ t ... f )\.t:.,, :i �'i'i" {;.\ 1 B:'IO 1:00 8:30 8:40 9:48i 7:00 '7:30 8:00 8:80 t:00 9:90 Belore 9:30 A,M ANYONE WHO gardens plowed in Middlt•potl or nearby Ca ! ! WY2-5447. 4• I 2-Jtc. �=::;:-::::;-:::..:::::;= .. Ph,ne WY2•U4 ,_ wn-s1,, f. 4-llc ' 0. _:,. · L an d \ • I . Your ESllo -� We1thennan John Daly Newm l"ll1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed The ' ,Real llcCoJ1 P,.t BOO!'• &how The Untoucb1ole1 ·:-i,','· , I � 8,.! f.tJI ·. Char, .c · · tt:99 ' •ilOvie \f:211 :Jour Ello Rt,portei, ' fl:30 Your Euo Reporter (1:40 Weather Teller s:•o John Daly Neln 7:00 Buddy Studler 9how 7:30 Walt Disney Pre$entl 8:30 Man From Black Hawk 9:00 71 Sun:w.t Strip 'D:Ol) Tbe Dete<ltves · ·0;1111 · lliock !lotldl• 1:00 , The i,-ew Tonlpt the Weather !o,1p S<IJIIHJII d:19 lpqrta Report 11:l!I! late Sho,. •1 " SERVICE STATION Middleport, Ohio Hood, 111 Loc:111t St,. _Pomero,. ----------• 3-30-30tp 1 .,,.Jra ... - · : Chani,el 13 :-- Fri.day F u rn itu re ONLY $299 MASON FURN! fURE CO. Unfinished Chairs Sale $4.99 $2.49 and $3.49 . Sale $2.99 BLOND SALE $4,85 STEP TABLES 3 Burners 4 Burners 200 PORalAIN llDS Sizes YOUR CHOICE All Kelvmator - Reg. $:MJ0.00 SUPER KEMTO NE outside White House Palnl SALE $150.00 Reg. $8.05 , . , Sale $4.39 REFRIGERATOR $12.95 Shffwtn WIIIIMM AUTOMATIC WASHE R SAi$ $114,85 KELVINATOR DRYER Kelvlnalor Dining Room Chairs Sale 99c ' <m - Reg. '235JlO Sc each 12 ft. - Reg. $275.00 All Colon - New Stock Reg. $6.39 , , . Sale $4.99 New Stock · Bov Springs or ln'rspring Mattresses Reg. '59.50 , �• $3,,.,1 .!lc_ h • _ .. Sa1, s1 1s.oo Sa1,l2f;,s •-. , : �il)'"".l �-,-...1_s-·•.'!:'."· , ,llll!"�"'!":�\1-t_....,.,.;i,'-���.•.�1��!1"""i�;..,,.S�ih-1,•�,....,-in__...,W )"-;;,...-----::-:""' '1 - · OtiO). , .'<EXCEPT SgPER KEMTONE and , � ON E HA LF PRI CI: '.� . ' . TURP ENTI N E , . . . . . . . . . Pinta Z .... ,.. f • • • ., " 'Rubber Tired Reg, $4.50 Reg , ,a,95 Your Choke $1.99 . . $25.00 . . $35.00 SCOOTER SMOKERS . ½ PRICE To Oil STOVES COFFEE TABLES llLOND All FISHING RODS Up WASHER $84.50 SALi! $4,95 ' WMPO Daily Program Schedule Kelvlnllor Wringer Type SALE White Porcelain Reg. $12,50 HIGH CHAIRS \" ,\ . '1 .\SV :\' . W UTILITY TABLES ., . ' . . . 'j, , , �c' , '• • Monday Throuth ,rldr, 12:80 Julll For You 1:80 Newa U18 Si.in On 1 1:00 Gueat Star l:SI Just For You 8:1:5- New, & Weather 2:00 Calling O n Pt. Pleasant 8:30 RFD 3:00 -Music Go Round 3:30 News '1:00 Breakfast Party 3:315 Music Go Round 8:SO New• 8:35 llinatfut Party 4:SO Local Newa .f:30 :J4ualc Go Round 8:30 News 6:00 Sport& .In !\•view , 1():00 CoHoe nine s,1p Sport& �'ore• 10:15 Swap Shop 10:32 l(ornlni lltYD�•"'• 5:15 TIie Bud Bu 10:41 On the Town ' ' j ' II:� ( Pat·'!B®i• !how 11;00 Countrr j!oe Down i:4io • iuitdolffl StNnodo 2:00 Jloo 1_ •=-'-:-c:-::c:-:::,:::= ·• "" ::N 6 :c :---:c � -� - - _a:, :_ -:=c::c lawyer,• me,tinJ Wedneaday at• LAW\' ER INCOMII L:AGGING S.=�:.spr!:���::n:e Ainer-iean Bar AuociaUon, cloima a lawyer musl eharge -his clients at least $20 an hour to •ttaln take home .pay oJ' $1&,000 a year. Sat• tel'fleld, of Jatkaon, Mill., told a KA'i Y-----,--01_ ___ tllRL , · /& f.�.'Ult , ·t.·.· . ;;:::; THIS MAN,- r-lD SHl'S ALRrAPY A ·-/ .. .,.--... e �:;i�/\\V:se�:v :th!; protffsfon1. ' Re· nl·a phymiclan.a ire a:etling 15'1 per cent more than lhey eot 25 yurs ago while lawym are only ml'klhC Da per mo_ , ___ _ _ ___ ceDt__ re_ _ _ m".lfrtrA·· •• � llldtUoport, ' FOR SALE: FIVE IOOM _ USB _ O _ H · -_ with balh. Nice loeatlon. MelYln ,:oo 3 Roo ms New ' ( 21 ) Rea I !:state s. POWE LL'S lllll,, Polio, ,;;., Brtii, �!Ila� Auto, Mft, ... __ i•n•••••• ............... .._ __ 1 1 .30 -D,'cember I nn 12.-00 Love Of Life ay 1:00 11le Brighter Da:, 1 2:30 � - earch for Tomorrow 4:1& The Sttrtt Storm 12:� The Guldlna Light 4:30 The Edge of Nl&ht 1:(10 Heart of the Cit, 1:00 The Tbre� Stooges :V Al tbe world TurM 1 Riley , 8:30 'M>e i,ile tter. . 11- .ll.... ""'..-.&:00 , kletter r.e· Weather 8:15 A Looi 9:20 Jule RtVll , Show The Millionaire 8:30 Amoa 'n And 1 • VI The Verdlet 111 Yourl Marshalf '1:00 U. too The Brighter Day ?:30 Lo<k Up f:trTh°e Se<ll'et Slotm -­ !:00 Betty Hutton Show !:SO The Edge of Nllhl 8;30 ,Johnn1 RJn'° 'flle Three Stooget .1:ro . .\ ,._ .1:00 Zane Gl'f1Y Theatre i:80 The Life of lliley · - 11:fO Shotgun Sl•de ':OQ" Arthur J. Smith-New• 10:®. Revlon Pre1ent1 � 8:15 A X..Ok at the Weather }t:00 News 8:20 Jule'J.,Uvlin Show ;,,,U:18, A Look at the We-ather 1:SO 4'noa 'n' .MJtib I _, 11:111' Thei!tef 1 3 ' . 12 · 311 Sim Off Kartllam f:io lln ijlde 8:30 ' ff9tel De Paree . 9:00 Westinghouse Playtiouae · • 8:00 CBS News . l:HI Captain Yangaroo 0:00 The Twilight Zone .0:30 Person to Person e:OO Cartoon Theater 1 :00 New• R:00 The Red Rowe Show f 1 : 10 A Look at the Weather 1.1:30 On th� Go 11:1� Theater 1 3 U:Of' t 1JIWe _Lucy .J · (20bl Insurance Delli d!lt\>UII J l :30 ·. I Marli!d Joan ,12:IIO R,teilt'11' Gun '12:90 Love ' 1'11.at BoJ J :00 About Faces 1:30 Medic 2:00 Day in Court 2:-30 Gale Storm Show 3:00 ·t�at the Clock 3:30 Who Do You Trust 1:00 ,uneriran iBandstand $:SO Rln nn Tin 8:00 Sin Francisco Beet ___ Clia el 1 3 _ ...nuna at Wholesale MEN'S SHOP I N POMEROY, '°HIO . ' Roe� and Hit Frieodo .San Francl!§l � __/ _ CLILANN ..._.. & TV ••Ptlr ....._ Phono wv.2-2255 ,_re,. Olne. � Do.n Oti,.. . , ' ·WHTN:TV-_Channel 13 Kelly Tires H AT S $3.50 to $10.00 REALLY ORESSES. EASTEK 1plurge- on a dre-. rot the yonn1 ml11, 1 month to lt year•.· We h,ve the lovel!Ht · 1 yot . Tbe Shoo. jlox, 11,l""leport, "1". lr gasoline motora repaired, ma­ chine saw filing. Ernest L. �­ wis, 48 North Third St., Middle. port, O. Phone WY2•23'8, 4-12�tc lffti 11. MiN C"anrt�f . 8' 1 1 :00 News Tonight \1 :05 feannlng the Weat;her 1 1 : 10 Sport, Report 1 1 ,1a Loto Sh•., , _ "__.,.._.,,...,____,,,::--.' rta GJ n Speotocular , t:00,, . 1,30 'Romper !loom • B US I N E S S =----== WA�TS THEIR ADAMS s.. t• Mlddl•port WY •2·2649 Pom•roy WY-2-3695 KAUTZ F E E D STORi At Che1ter Yukon S-2:145 tlAMILL SIElilVICE STATION Before 9:00 A.M. Alb•ny 3353 Every D1y 8enrlce Whit, Sport Coats $1 6.95 D•vld C. MIiier 01 4 :00 American iBandatind Call Dlci Sterrett IIINT1b�II THE . . • LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, BOUSE FOR SALE M l'AGEtown, •Ix room-. 4 raoma down. 2 up, approdmateb' 1 •ere lo­ vel land excellent well 13 milea frqm Pom�y on State Rout• $1,000.00. Inqulte 892- Price Mia. Howell at Pa,etoft. S-12- (21 ) Real Estate ' �OTIC E Of APf'OtNTME NT No. 11,.354 llt•te of au,.. c... FREE 1NSPECTIONS. PHON:! WY2-2774. Gilmore Supply Store. Vaugh1n Peal Oontrol Co., St. M»ry'1, W. Va. Mem­ ber of National Pest Control Associa{ion. 4-,�tft - ______ -MtQu.., · · Legal Notice COMl'Lffl � � o Life,. j 10:so Sea Hunt $1 9.95 to $27.50 $3105 . ,; '; r:clianil.t ,,,... nunday 1 -"o A V E:cl V TII.ACTOR ' SALl!S AND G S.rvlce. 511 E. Main, Pom•rcrt, PhGne WYl-2975, Open 'tll 9 p. m. until Jun• I. S.IMm,n: Rffdn•III• · Ha,lllld Bamhart, Ohio. Phone Coolvlll• 3691. 3-19-lfc SPRING 1960 CHEVROLET Douaft , WANT ADS BARNES-SDIPSON l!ISUR."5CII AJ'i!1,t1, Middleport. FIN, Auto,. motrile, Bonds. Phone WY-22903. Ch , anftel 3 - FridGJ -:-:-= l'OII -- Comedp Pl1yho111e P.dventure Theater Stumbottt 8111 Sgt. Preatori Flatt & Seruggs Sho\11' Weathercast Ni'WI Picturfll Huntley Brinkit.f Report WblriybirtLt Resc·,e 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show Yau Bet Your Life Take A Gaod :..Ok News Headlines Weatbetcaat Jiclr: Paar Sho'III' 11 Price II Right 1 1:30 Concentration 1%:00 Truth or Consequence! 12:30 It Could Be You I:()() Mid Day New.; 1�10 :Vavldlme 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Young Dr. Malone­ 3:30 From Thewt Roots 4:00 Comedy P'l"eyhouse 1:30 Adventure Time S:00 ��eamboat Bill 11:30 Cisco Kid 6:00 Music in lh e Round 8:15 Jim Thacker Show 8:25 Wealhett111t 8:30 New.1 Pl�tu-e 8· 45 Huntley Brlu1tley Repon • ·_- g:,-.rs �p f ARE YOU RUN DO"NN AT THI! hNISl Oou yo1,11r -.01,111 nNd .... Ing? But �•ork. Lowed Prlcn. RACINE SHOI! SERVIC I SHOP RACINE, OHIO. Si ORT COA■S , ·. J:OIIUOY, , H0'\1� BUL...DEHS, BlRCR CJI.Bl NET makt"I'S F·ormica sink tops Vinyl asbestos block 111,id. Hoult' repair• of all descripti or:1. C1II Gu.)' :Me' gler, Racine, Obio. 2 24 tff Llly/11 ,bJ OHIO' __ AUCTION E E R Compl et• Service C rltt Br•ctford Write, P hon• o,r Cont•ct A. C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohle. 25-H 1 POMEROY MQTOR CO. I N MID DLE POR�-T- - Chiinnel 3 - TJiunday _e_n_t___ o r_R ) F__ _(_1_4__ i"'! "1j; HDWE & FURNIT URE Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 14, 1960-7 ------------ - , TEL EVIS 10N GU I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nneJ 3 :no b IC· \,l•c7-·er­ ( • Notice UI hereby given that Wil• 11am G, McQuie&, whoae Polfl Of• fice 1ddre11 is 3061 2 Webtter Road Bay Villag e, Ohio, h11 bttn duly apPointed Admlniatrator or lhe Eltate of George McQulll' lat19 of MelJ! County, Ohio, dece11ed. Dated this 1 1 th day or April 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN. Judge of t he Probate Court Mei&s County, Ohio • (4) 14, 21. 28. 3tc ------ I I !• _,_ I L_ ' 11 , � 111 r,v Gno<a,v. .I 5NUFFY •· 1 HERR , VE BEEN TRAININ ' ·ot euuer 10 BE A fUST-RATE 'POSSUM tegal Notice LEGAL MOTICI Malp County Hs,hwa, Dept, NOTICE TO CONTRACTOIIS: Sealed Bids will be received by the Meigs County Commissioners, Pomeroy, Ohio, up until J0:00 o'clock A. M . Monday, May 2nd, 1 960 for furnishing and e!)plying a minimum of 83,000 gal. pf J. E. 1 Dust Control on County Roads. Material to be applied under the direction of County EQJlneer and must b.iive • temperature of not lesa than '160 degreea when .applied. Wor,k lo •tart · on or. •bout; \h!! fir1a of June 1 980. and to be com­ pleted by July firat, 1980. A Certified Check in the amount ol $500.00 mu1t accqmpany each Bid, S�cce.sful A14der lo furp.ish Bond in the amOUftt of $10,000.00. ;Meigs County Commlsalonera re­ serve the right to reject any or all bids, HO\JND an• NOi . -- 1 DONE 61VE UP TRVIN' TO L'A� THAT FOOL DOG ENNVTHING , RtODl..£:S r Mel.. County cornm1..1.,.,.. lly Sharon ao,,IM, C l•rk (4) I I , 14, 18, 21, 2!1, 28, 61c Legal Notice c... RIVER REPORT FARM FOR SALE 79 ACIIES 8 room houte, barn, cellar and outbulldlngs, pl enty of water, pasture, coal mined or strip­ ped. Price $3000. $1,000 down, payments on baianee. Loeated 1 mile from Dexter. Wilkesville Gau9H: M ontgomery 15.2 on 4-J2-6tp upper 8.7 on lower, running 23 MOM242. leet ; GaUlpolis 17.8 on upptr' FOR SAL1f .HOUSE,lll.1'01,(£RpY �fU on lowei-, 'iQniiliig' 56 . -le�; !£k, 23, }20.3 falling ., per bour. 7 rooms, bat'h, Large lot, close to ne w school location, gas · · �Ikon Df Movlbl• Lock1: 4-12.fftc All da11s are down. beat. Call WY2-S708. Ohio Rlwr Bo■t1: Downbound: Dashield, Franklin Pltr,ce at 1 1 : 1 0 am, 0-7 ; Lock a Ingraham at 3 : 4!5 111m, 8-0; Charles R. -Stfi,benaon at ,&:45 am, 9-0; BSiymond E. Salvetti at 5 am, 0-9; Lock "16 Reba Jane at 1 1 :60 am, 1-1; Lock 18 Trade W.ind at 6 :30 4ffl, , 1�-()it Rocke'tt -at 10 am 1-0; Loek 20, Ashland at 10:30 1m, 2-14; Lock 23, A. V. Criss ·at 12:50 pm, 6--0; Ernestine •t 5:05 pm 6-0; Belpre at IM5 pm, 0-1; Wal_t�r .C . �tjord at 11 :OB ipm, 1 UM; W.. Alr-ott .at 1 1 :30 ])I'll, 0-1'; St. d•nevlt'Ve at 12:40 am, .58 pi11ees; Indian-a at 5:20 am, 9-1; Cornell at 8 :45 am 8-9; Upbound G1lllpoU1, I. F. · Freiberger at 10:M pm, 16-0; Lock 23, Robert E. 11eed at 12:35 pm, 9,0; City c.f Huntlngt-On · at 3:38 ,pm, 12-4; C. V. Hornet •t 10:40 pm, 0.2; Elger Cliff at 1 2 ::W am 0-1; Brooklyn at II am, 2-1. DICK TRACY ,, WJ E H Brings You The Up To The J.l'red Minute Mason County 1"111111 � EWS 3 Times Dtily 10 AM 11 :S·S AM;•, . ,. Jncl 5 .•05 PM NANCY l'M GOIN<;r TO BE A BATON TWI R LER IN THE PARADE NEXT WE l=K OIT IKE IIQUE,1 S TOKYO UPI-The Japanese Foreign Ministry reported today it has received. a flood Of tequestl for permission to invite President Elmenhowe-r to various funtilonm 1•_ J__ hi,_u i_ d__ n,_ ur_ n.l__ •_ It _h _•,.r�' t--- Good Frlda.y Services Announced By Cbu•ch Special Good Friday 1ervl� will Ile held at 7:30 p. m. April 10 at the St. Paul's Lutberin ., � Church in Pomeroy wUh David F. Jocb', .aenlor .aen#niry ,tudent at lv i' n ·\ �:��1�: � � �1 � ft 1 e held Ealter Sunda1 at 10: 30 a. m. " with an ordained minister offlciat Mtg, SpecJal muilc Will be furnlahed by SUnd1y School children h :30 .!l�•� 9 _..,.. _ )(!�: �=�===�=�==��·•:.t b 8.111 f:/41'!! I LBn lBBII! AND SLATS ,..-,,VJ 1 CAI. t GIT TH ' WlJTlH.ESS V�RMINT TO � AWAKE LON.§' ENUFF NOTICE o• APPOINTMINT No. 1 1.325 l1t1tt, of Avtl• Mlllhon•, 0.C..Hd Notice is hereby given that Clyde G. Mlllhone whou Po»t Office add. ress Is Pom�roy. Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Ea­ tate of Alllie M lllhone late of Pomeroy, Melga county, Ohio, de­ cieued. Dated this 29th day or March 1960. F. H. O 'BRIEN Judge of th e Probate Court Meip County ,Ohio (3) 31; (4) 7, 14, 3tc • , TH IS 15 THE LAT.E ST••• IT ,RUNS ON A BAT,TER')' HA! �•-=================..;;;=;,;;;;;;;;.,\ FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 1 4 1960 WA �T AD S FOR CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE RESUL_TS RATES I eenl! per word, 011e insertion. M i nimum charge - 60 cents. �nts per word fo .- t.hrec consecutLve rnscrlwns. Special - one mo11t!1 fol" 30 C!,!nls per word. Full rate of 3 cents �r wore! will ht l"harged for advertising ·11 not paid within 10 dJys <1fter fCCClVllll,l bill. Errors in Advert1sir1g - SJ1ould be rcµorted unmediately. The Daily Sentinel wlll not be rt:3ponsible for more th.an one mcor• rtct • iruertion. «a.rd of Thanlr:s and 5,pecial Notices of Events $1 00 Obilu.iries �bliVti!d at 1 cent per word. I MO. 6 OAYS 3 DAYS I lJA Y WORDS $ 1 .35 &l.k 60c 15 ... ,0 $ ! .13() $6 (J() $ 1 20 60c 20 $:.!.la $7 50 $ 1 50 75<: 25 e • Ada reee1vt.-d by 1 0 A M . w i l l I,� in ll1Jl <lily s p ..1lJer. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 DO Y O U PAY CITY PRICEs F O K \ls.ed farm machinery when I can soe you up lo fl()% . I glve , bonus on e,e,ythin" I sell by laking off on the c-ost. Prices taken from local and Columbus papen: City Price Bonus .My Price Ford 11146 $875.00 $375.00 $ 100.00 $595.00 $ 1 20.00 1 948 $475.00 $575.00 $700.00 $ 1 25.00 1 95 1 J. D A. S325.00 $550.00 $225.00 1 944. 1 9 46 $425 00 $650.00 $225.00 $L65.00 $2&1.00 $ 85.00 1 93'7 \ 7 t'armalls $ IOO.t)0-----$300.00 ••r ••�c lls l 3 Ca11c VAC $1�.00---$250.00 •••• I 2 A verys $100.od----$200.00. Moline "U" with 3 butto m plow 8 foot disc. 4 row cultillators, 4 ro w corn planter $650.00. O l i ver Super 55 'tractor with heaV}' duty loader and back hoe cost $6800.00 my price $2200.00. Ford plows $30.00------.$50.00 P u l l plows 1 - 2-3 botwm $20.00 l o $60. 00 Discs 5-6-7-8 foot $25.00 to $80.00 Corn pllmtcrs 2-4 row $20.00 to $ 1 50.0Q 4 row pickup eorn planter fine Pomeroy, Ohio condition new coll $64-0.00 price $150.00. Ba iera; A. C, $295.00; JD-PTO MASSEY-HARRIS 7 (t. C0'1 BlNE, $95-.00; Ford $350.00; N. H . 77 4 cylinder air cooled Wisconsin $200.00-$250.00; Int. MT $200; motor. Will be sold .st the Nor­ I n t 4i,T $375.00-$47�.00; Rakes man Thel.88 Sale, Saturday, on hy lhl' dozens $35.00 to $10j).OO 4 13 Jtp the Oak Grove Road. Combmes AC and Ford $150.00 t o $250.UO; New Johnson poul- M EN AND BIG BOYS - We have loaler11 you'll like. A white a l t r y picker, city pric e $300.00 $5.99 and black a l $8.99. The m y price $75.00. This paper 4 13 3lc Shoe BOx, Middleport. doesn't have enough apac e to print all the things I have to . - - :-sell. , believe I can sav e you ( 9a l Ma r1 ne Suppl ies. ple nty on bulk m i l k tanb. I $ IIS don't sell the best equip ment US IO BOATS AND MOTOR Mttr• lflt. the, while 1,1p and m i n e is identical with dly pa lltan MotorL 600 E. �In equip ment. The only d ifference Pomero,, Phone wv.:1..-p. SI., is the price. -24-lfc 1 1 BILL GOODW I N 4:;t�u.. From Wllb1vlll• MUE L L IR FURkAC'-•• WISTIN(r HOUSEi appliAntH, Arnold Bro­ th•r•. 5Yr•i;u••• Ohio. ,tton• 1 1 - 1 9-tft WY -2-6314. -- -,-,--,-TELEVlSI ON RADIO AND SMALL 9-ppliance repair. Phone Olis McClmtoc i., Racine, Oblo. 2• 1 - t k USED CARS ARE SHARP .... .. .,.,■ ,,.......,..,,.... ► 141_GIEAT DUL \ , 'cl l f-o r '.:>o l e l I I Notices (20 ) Business Services For Sole (9 1 NEW AND USED MATERIALI :.' ,:J I .J..1r C JHHtery) I 00 I L&K 1·ll·l"lrk refrigerator 7 I 2 \ "IJ . ft. 100.00 3.00 I ' J di· 1 ,ho11l· 1> t .111d I t:1�y tlwir "" ' stool 15.00 t•a('h 5.00 :! < : ;,nkll t·u l l i v;itors l \-\l J I H u ! �c·t h Thomas t1 01: k 7.00 I ( J,1k 11prid1l d1•sl,,. l !> . 00 I I la1,1t morl ls(• mad1 tnc 5.00 j 1 - J I 8 1 1 1 111(.'!;i l Duwell gun ;, nd / )nw,·b 15.00 1 1•h•,·1 m glue pot 5.00 1 1 Mctal U .50 ehisel 1l(l t1 IHI o!luw l l .50 0 � <IK t'Olt l h,1 , . f 1 . , p� I 2"x: t ' so lo l .50 l l i·l l,·r t a chn :.ral ., t a ph-s 12 .00 I :111 ;.:.,I l!l!'Ld 1 ;, n k 3.00 I :ilJ J.',d Hll ' l a ) 1 ! n1 m 2.50 If l n h-n·sh'd St•c I J ' 1·d, �1.11 l :1v:1 t 11ry - eom plrte 1d t h f1l l l 1 1gs 12.00 ' I lut 111,• l ;d :,11i· k cl wrenl"ht'.'S ( ' I O I ii .15 l\utland . Ohio I ' inltrior d 1 1 :1 IL!f l ' • l , · 1 lot " � lo 11 · k , :JU l o 2.00 II I !11! !t W • r l N I /i;1 111 1ncr� ( 2 1 Cord O f T honk s .25 e.11eh . 1 5 1 ]OJI w 1 ,,1il 1 1 11 •.� \\' E W U l ' l , I J l . l k. E 'J O " J J J . \ :-,,: K I 1 ,.1 1 1 l l i ' rn 1 ,,·,111·:,; l 5U .\l i1ttll1•purt Hr1· l 1e1i.,rt llll'lll auo! t l < i l �• r , · 1.1 d n vl·n APA.h l'MENTS - l'U rmshed and AUCTION SALi Pad1 . l U I uur frwncb ,1 1 1 1 1 ! w 1 ;..: h!111r, ! 1 1r I rnil_1 "''"' l tl 0 1 . True ••niurnished - Mdt:11ter,, Middle­ On Salurt.lay April 16, 1 960, be­ l llt•l t 11\·lp d i! l" I II;.! a l l d a l 1 l" I" l h1 · I 2-S-tf port. Phone WY-2-!1286. T t· i i qi<·r halll llH·r gin ning a l 1 2 :30 p. m. at my 3.UO fire ill ut1r hrn111• 011 :-.1·1· 1 Jt1d i\Vt' 1 1 _• • ·• ,, -' t k 1 1 1 ., I 1a1· k , a w Tupper• between midway farm ,, ., IX) '.:I ROOM FU IINISHlm Apartmi;nt. rcn•ri l l� . Plai n� and Che,ter, l mile 10uth 1 I lot v. mu l rra ltll' p!.i1ws .2�- l . 50 134 Mulherry. - Cal' WY 2-ft9 15. � I r a 1 1 d .\ Ir., . Wa) II< ' 1 1 ,, ITl:O.<III I 11 11•1:1 / ;1r11 i l o ( Ill. 7, I will sell at au�ion 3 50 (41 13, 6ll' H r l -i . � r I h 1 l d11· 11;1m• Vl' I J l i 1:1lur t h e following: I Moline Corn __ _ _ c e7: Pic ker. I Mayrath all purpose 7 ANl>l•:lt•rl rll' M flO USE,-TW 0:c 0-: ll-: 2 5 .00 _• O _ 8-c J I l,11 ;1 1 1 1 •;ilnr wrerwh1·.� e,1rh .2:1 Elovalor 32 fl. l-8 fl , 20 Jn. , Bengel N. A. .u1>11rtments. room . --� -- I 1 � hag, <'l'lllt•rit IT\IX('f Jffhn Deere Di�c, I 'J'wo Bottom WY2-3272. Phone 1-2-tfc 1 J Y5l'i ! 1 1 ! : V l ! r Jl . l<T Vll IJ,•!:11r. 4 d r M olino Brea king Plo w on rub• l·:1,•(·! ri,· -----,-,,- -- 1 00.00 l ' u .vpr sr•d.;n A i r ,·01 1 d 1 1 1, ,r1l'fl DELUXE 4 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS bet, l Power lake-of! Moline I 1111 l . irys I l l > 5 OU-4U Otl " I I l'S.� I Jf<I k l -�• ,'\!}IJ jtlll I bh'l'I I I IJ; apartment. Nicely unrurnishcd 1 R t � ft plywood ho:1 ! Manure Oliver J Rake, Hay 110.00 1, 1 495 I I J.wll11;,1"�. 1'11111,•ruy. furnished 2 bedroom 2nd floor ! 11nly fr1•q•h1 1•;irt Spreader, 1 1946 Dodg e I 1-2 T. 5 00 4 1:1 li \ 1· apilrtmenl. M iddleport WV2Truck, l C'ult lpacker 1 Moline I lol nf lwlt p1i l l 1•y!l l 00 to 4 00 � ___ -l-12·6lp J874. 2-ro unty 1 planter, corn u pick I l l ' w m o l nrs l'itdi p 2 50.00 5 Vood C le•n Uted t.u1 John Deere Sub-Sailer, I 5 Ton :l 1 ihas•• 2:W 17:J!Jrpm All Mak•• And Mu<1•t1 nvE HOON! I IOUSE WITH BATH I Jll f,I' 1 IM' ;.111d i; 1 Jr1tl Comfort Wagon, 1 Tr.11ctor 1 5 00 "'ETROPOLITAN MOTOHI wall to wall cupeting in llving 1 lot H H rrn·ki; Tractor Sprayer, 1 Joint each 8 1':irh 2.00 60l)-oo6 E..ut Main St. roum. Very modern. Garage. Can 1 1111 1'old l'll t 1 ,•rs in. and 1 2 in. Casing, I Wheel ◄•u,·h 1 .00 Polfteroy. Ohio b1• seen by contacting Mr�. 1 1 IIJ! �!11tlt• JJH ' k s Barrow Sprayer, 2 1 -2 {IP El ee, t'arh 1 . 25 John 1\usscU, Flslter St., Pome1 . �••tL1 1 1 l\kr 1 only lul,: i•;1rry l0a3 .111-. I H li l t Y :.! <Ir. l r ic Motors, I Record Pla,r, l J .O(l roy, Ohio. (41 14, Jtc t" } OIIIIJ I J,• ( 1,•1111 c11r I H� 1 d 1• a r i d l, (l l�1•y r,1r US!' (JI) (I ' ' Console lladio, I Portable,.,la; 1 t 1 l �l' l t 1 1ar ·�. J , 1 11H·n,y•. Olli :i,ll!l!i r!l(':1 1 1 1 dio, Lui of small farm tools and l'lll"h 1 f1 00 -I 1 :1 b l , I lul fo11t :111 1 .� ot her items loo nu merous to (':wh 2 00 mention. Not responsible for ac­ WOMAN TO CAHE f"O R CIIJLD1 Hid-\ n ,.p d di,·s 1 4 lo l !iM O l , 1 ):-,; nu, :.! ! >( )O H I l l. !!& I I cidenh. ' . 1 7 .00 HEN and do housework by day 'N�W, l u l l , .. ,wer, l \ l"Ol\ ll .1 1 1 1 1 . . OWNER: STANLEY G IBBS i l ,\ " ' 1 • l l V\ I UI 111 2 Ill 22.00 or live In. To tilart April 1 1 t h . whllt• 1'. l l 1 1 ,-u�l111 1 1 � k i r i .. $U:-io 1 I! m ul i ll IHI ur llll•Ld 11 , 1 1 ! 1111 AuctlonC'cr; I. 0. McCoy. Call aflcr 6 p.m. TUrner 2· OU .. I 'ul1hltk1· IJ!IY l rut.lt . 1'/llifn' ·" ·•i i l 1 1 l d lir;11·k1•t.� 1•11d1 3 . 5 4-9,01 1) 23115 4 ff 61c l-la�uu Sl' l'U!.:c ;J ,\:.!HZ. I n 1 1 l y lul ol r1•d l i re l1LH'· 4 I I (H p �el� SALHMEN earh .,o WINDOW DUNDJ A ND SHADES 1ind sizes all Bilnlls, Vet1-:.U1111 THIS AD JUST ANSWl!II DON'T u11l l lol riwtul of y ladtler " cir. 2 1 9M J, 01111 V8 FAIHLANfo: colors. Free .&:•llmate.. Dale READ IT hr;wkt•!� l 'lll' h 3.'75 Uci111 t 1 J u l '. H, $7\:15. Jil1w t t 11ur's, Wippel Supply, 211'\ Unic,n .\ve., Thia ad is not promlBini,: you 11.ny­ 4 JJ Ol<' I rndy !ul t • f mctul luddor l'onwrny. Pomeroy, Ohlt.. 3--4.ffOtc thlnt you can ' t CUii, hut if you 1,r.n·kt.'ls eurh 2.25 !UM l I U '�Vl lU l .1-: l ' :,! J O :! di'. IU? 1 uuly l!il u r �tTl'W .iucl(.t; Hre the type of t111lctim11n thal iK t\11111\'l'Tllil ry �p1 rnd. lll:w\1 1111r • �. l l" 1 1 1 2 •f ' looking lo mukc llloney 1 hen I IO.UO lo 1 2.00 IIAVJNG LOST ' M Y I I U SBAND, I 4 J a OIL" l n11l .1 lul uf ht:i.�l'i llilvc.� anti l'111n,•r11y. $4!15 OU. will give you written leads b,:,.g. will sell lhe following personal glng for the fam'um1 WHfrE f 1 1 1 1,1g.� ptoperly ut auction at my 3.00 I !•nl ,v 1 ><111• : i x i i CROSS Pl.AN plus a bonu�. plu1 t·arh 2.� home, one mile N . E . of Racine, I ,,111.1 lnl Nlt•dJ.:<'S 6 to I O 1h11 a dally commission set-up t hn� Ohio on Ouk (;rove llv1nl, Aprll 67 A t ' J ( I,: 1"/\ lt".11 , l:!. A< I i ES HO r will stulle you. We ne('d men in 1•;u•l 1 12: 6th, 1 disC', Trador, M.: I'. 5.0U 30 'l t J.\l 11,1.�t Ul"t', W a l l• r , d , •l'l t l (' l l )I , Gallia, Jackson, Vinton )h-i,i:s, I 1 1 11 1; l ul 1 1 .1!"� 4•ad1 manure w.a�on, wheel iron J .U() 4 U m 1n1·ru l.,, t 1 1 11 h,·r $:.WOO l l d l I rn i l 1 ., , I l d ni · k ;u1 d t:t('kll ur1d Alhl!n11 Countic,. sprc;1de1· , lrnrsf' drawn dlMt, ' 10,00 . t:m�arl, H.il· 1m·, u l 1 1 1 1 1 n11I\' ,;w11 1 t.: 1·1 1 ! orr saw plows, l" Ultivalor& ancl olhllr for Interview apply at 339 No. Col­ l UU.OU 1 4 1 1 3 , li l p I 1 1 1 1 h- 1•lr•dr11· 11101 grinder farm tools, 28 inch saw with umbus St., Lancaster, Ohio or ctill collect OL 3-4:U5 for ap­ :l 4 I l l ' ;t ph11sl' 220 20.00 m 1m cli1•I, 8 hl vl•i; of hce11 and a IU IUUAHU HOUTS. U I . J J V llTUII pulntlTlcnl between JO u m . to l uni� :�k i l l �i•w 1•11.•t·. h.11ncllot of bee equipment. berry hox• IA llnd l'an11.d1:.n U NI - c;uaran1 p, Ill. 2 . {41 ]4, 21C l n 4 4 m hll11ks � brooder, coal crates, and cs urnl eed to grow. 23c: ud1. St•rnml t ' ll�t' kerrn;ene brooder, B�by Grand 7�.00 house cust from &hol)I lwuw piano, mandolin, chairs, dl11he1, in Syra(usc. W1Jli.lm I I. J111l 1th•s I :id 1 11sl 11lili• 1l1·uwlr1{l table , i 11• •t lx:1 2 nse11, some 11ery old ones, iron 2S.OO I. 0. McCOY 4 4 l lt· 4 1n,n 11,•;o t i u i,: stu1·1•� cuch l!'i.00 kcl lles, stone jat11, plcture AUCTIONI ER f,'l::RTIUZi'.:H, SAL"K l•'.I) At : JIJ( ' l J L l 1 , 1'd �l•·pln dclt-rs 6, 7, 8, 1 0 Route l, Lq lottom, Jhla, rr11111c1, cuckoo clock, 2 c.ther TUllAI. Jl ml', fccdini; lime . I :.! lt•n�lhs cloek11, i1 11tlc1quC! bed and m11r• .41J ft. hydr&led lrn1c K. ( ; . P1l' kcll I nwlul purdi gticlt-r tile top clre1111cr, cord bed, In AIR Cl'.'lfr(DrrlflNING, REFR� HUMJ 1tlon service. J1d:'1 Refrlgera­ t·arnu, ltd. No. I, l'omcruy 1 d1·.-tri1 · h111 ,,1'ft'te, (two diun rolicN, rivil War relics, 2 tlon, New Haven. Phone TU 4 1 1 :H ,· 1 1 1Hl l l'1'\ »tovc pipe hat1, 1plnnin.V: wheel 2.25 2M37, 8-23-tf t 111! lilll 1 l,!fl•h'!( complete rt1hlng equipment and ' ( -IICh 1 : 50 I GLASS SJIOWL'ASl:, $20.00, c -,.u I lul IJM•d w i mlow m11ny other article, nol listed. li(' l'Cl'US {,ti 1 -1 , :u p 1•11d1 .M A number of these- articles arc I lu1 a� lll'sl o.� mlorcd very old and unusual. PIANOS FOR SALE i;hm1tlt•.s .I . M. 1'crm or ule: Cash lll'r SQ.9.0(} 2 nice ru·o111\11 1orwcl p1a110� w 1 1 h Not RHponslble fot Accidents bench. !'riced t o i;t• l l . Frt·t• ck l !nl h11 11tl SUW8 new and tbt'd Mr�. Norm•n J, Thtihs :.!./iO to 5.00 livery. l ' 11JI Hut lund !i l l �-48 1 1 1 lul lmlls, md1 11nd Owner. carriage Aller � p .m. t:1111 !.ill:? -1034. !lO''/ off 1 1st Sale conducted b7 lrodford 41-12-;jll' I lut hl ;1t•k rou( pain! A UC!tlon Co. g:al . ,GO ONE I.U�i\CK I IUHSK 7 Y l•,AI(:'> I 1111 H l \1111i1111m window A. C. Rradford, Manig er old . Suu111I, work ito11 hl<· or � I l l /IWflini.:s Crill Bradford, Auctloneer. l'IICh 10.00 gh•, I d1s1· harrol'. . gu11d �h.ip1• . I lu! h 1· 1,t.s 1wr1'l'n door 1irilll 4•9-!lilc mowlu.w 11111d11 11t• l l l.1 ruk, · . �rn •d 1·ud1 1 .2� l l 1 1w,1r'1\ I onl,\ 1 . . 1 110111 .� hovels C'llt' l1 LOO FINI!: si-.:u;cTJON O fi' A RTIFl­ sh1qlt', l11Jr�i· tlr.1 1\ 1 1 dal flowt'r for R1tstcr. Cltrr 's .Stt•w.ir1, H I . l . 1 1 . ,rn.�.. 1 1 1 111 ,· l ouly 1iitrh fork 2.00 Shoe Hcpair, Mid dleport. 1 -' 1 1 4 :11 11 I lul pu11 1 1 t- d -� hov(']i; t'a('h 1 .00 4-1:.!-3\ p 1 lut 11,11•· llnndh·d .!.hO\'t'IS Tallored by e:id1 4,00 MO1949 IIARLE Y . DAVl l)SQN ! lot mortar hose 1iad1 l .71!i tort·yclc 74. Newly recondition· MARX-MADE I lot ri1k1•s Nil'h 1.00 ed motor. Contact Harry Roush, 1 lu1 lna11uek� l'lll'h 2.28 C11fton, W. V1. SP3-�238. I Int metal �rub ho11kN l!arh .20 4-l2•6tp 1 � 1,1111. ga1·11t,n 11pray 3.50 I HD e�1t-n�lon ford and C'On• 7 ACRES GROUND. NEAR NEW 1wd ion on reel JOO ft. 211.00 Haven. TIie block bun, drilled I-lath roo m l'l"■les 3,00 well and &•rd.en, paaturc tor 2 .:l USIID Hair dryer 3M cowm or more. Some pine Um­ CAR l Starr Spinet Piano 130,to ber. N ice pla ce for house or ', I Phlko 1·2 lon air condl• _ triller. CIOIII to achools. Priced M.00� tlont-r re11onablo. Phone Ttlrner 2- I I Delta !!hnd drl l l pr('U 3540 New Haven. (4) 13. 3tc htiu11y duty 8 apet'd und Impala llnd Top toupc CONIIONMaNT IALI hol lnw bit mortlae 1tt•ch1001)4, a:u;iranlce, 1,potlc11S in­ be held Salurday, April I will Sale menl 'JIUK) terior, ern)illc while finl�h l 16, 1960, at 11 a. m. at lhe 1ale De\'OC' Gr�f'n Shtnale Stain Yrith � lntc•rlqr. 348 t·u. in. ground one mile we�t or Porter• 1.75 motor, Turboilldc lranL, push IJN jt3 I . field. Wlll hnve ma<'hi ncry, loob Uuildl•n lldwc, 30"� on •elling button radio, helll"r, wheel ind a mlaceUaneoua lot Lunch price dilel, wfl(tiew.J I lit'CI, Ortwlm1[ will be served. l l l'lllS .ahove l1walC'd al •Ml,. pri<,, $3000, Godd11td Sale.1 147 South Third •�nve Harold Goddard 1 Auetlonecr Middleport, Ohle (4) 13, 3tc I Thoma, M. Fain I Termit• and Put c, .. 1rol N•tionln1ur■nc:1 in1pectlon, r,-. wide• . Ea1y t■rml. Pbon• il:omeroy W Y 2-2366 Porttmouth PR 6-2850 2 29 lfc F:;;;;;:;;;;;c;;;;;:;;;;;;;;..__-;_____ j ,• WOULD LI KE TO I KARR & VAN ZANDT T R A D, E NEW FURNITURE ' HOUSE TRAILERS I Rutland Furniture - I ' 8 Auto Sa I es · - -- FOil T H E 8,EST ROOFIN G SER· , 1ccs, roof repairs, roofing, roof parnting L.'all u� Bill Wyo1tt and Georl!(e Staats, Phone WY2-287 I 4·7-6tp Pomeroy, Ohio. - • ; U �TUM IHi[LT KJTt.1-lEN lJJ!.. 11igned fo:· ·our hmr � �• ea tim,,1 tea l''o,-.:nan aod Abbott, 8-6-U Phone WY ·2-�321. j (l 7 ) Help Wonted 1 9 1 For So le (20) Business Servic es -------- -- - -- --- ----- ULEV ISION RADIO AND SMALL Appl i•nc• repair. Call Fr•nk C•ptaina, 414 N. Skond Ave,, 3 3 tfc MlddlePor1, ---- 1 6b _ __ 4 :00 4:30 8:00 5:80 9:00 6:23 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9: 30 10!00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:15 1 '/ ) > "':-:-:c r- -_ , 7:00 Death Vallpy Days 1':SO Thi9 Man J;)awson 8:00 Troubleshooten 8:30 Jerry Lewis Show , 9:SO Masque,ade Party · '· tO!OO CJ.valcade or Sparta bn J. · · , : iq(fl , J�t Bowtln1 'l<,i f$!> 'l'Dd•Y , v· U-!f}O,, ·l:J,,ra. Headlines : � tf(W'! ' -Katie Doonu 1 8hiry, , ,1�,JO ""°'�81 Top� ' •,. • ·, . . • , •1 1:l& • i/Hk sl'ut Show ·, , fO®, , � , � • -oo » SJID · Oiff . . \ t ... f )\.t:.,, :i �'i'i" {;.\ 1 B:'IO 1:00 8:30 8:40 9:48i 7:00 '7:30 8:00 8:80 t:00 9:90 Belore 9:30 A,M ANYONE WHO gardens plowed in Middlt•potl or nearby Ca ! ! WY2-5447. 4• I 2-Jtc. �=::;:-::::;-:::..:::::;= .. Ph,ne WY2•U4 ,_ wn-s1,, f. 4-llc ' 0. _:,. · L an d \ • I . Your ESllo -� We1thennan John Daly Newm l"ll1ht Steve Canyon Donna Reed The ' ,Real llcCoJ1 P,.t BOO!'• &how The Untoucb1ole1 ·:-i,','· , I � 8,.! f.tJI ·. Char, .c · · tt:99 ' •ilOvie \f:211 :Jour Ello Rt,portei, ' fl:30 Your Euo Reporter (1:40 Weather Teller s:•o John Daly Neln 7:00 Buddy Studler 9how 7:30 Walt Disney Pre$entl 8:30 Man From Black Hawk 9:00 71 Sun:w.t Strip 'D:Ol) Tbe Dete<ltves · ·0;1111 · lliock !lotldl• 1:00 , The i,-ew Tonlpt the Weather !o,1p S<IJIIHJII d:19 lpqrta Report 11:l!I! late Sho,. •1 " SERVICE STATION Middleport, Ohio Hood, 111 Loc:111t St,. _Pomero,. ----------• 3-30-30tp 1 .,,.Jra ... - · : Chani,el 13 :-- Fri.day F u rn itu re ONLY $299 MASON FURN! fURE CO. Unfinished Chairs Sale $4.99 $2.49 and $3.49 . Sale $2.99 BLOND SALE $4,85 STEP TABLES 3 Burners 4 Burners 200 PORalAIN llDS Sizes YOUR CHOICE All Kelvmator - Reg. $:MJ0.00 SUPER KEMTO NE outside White House Palnl SALE $150.00 Reg. $8.05 , . , Sale $4.39 REFRIGERATOR $12.95 Shffwtn WIIIIMM AUTOMATIC WASHE R SAi$ $114,85 KELVINATOR DRYER Kelvlnalor Dining Room Chairs Sale 99c ' <m - Reg. '235JlO Sc each 12 ft. - Reg. $275.00 All Colon - New Stock Reg. $6.39 , , . Sale $4.99 New Stock · Bov Springs or ln'rspring Mattresses Reg. '59.50 , �• $3,,.,1 .!lc_ h • _ .. Sa1, s1 1s.oo Sa1,l2f;,s •-. , : �il)'"".l �-,-...1_s-·•.'!:'."· , ,llll!"�"'!":�\1-t_....,.,.;i,'-���.•.�1��!1"""i�;..,,.S�ih-1,•�,....,-in__...,W )"-;;,...-----::-:""' '1 - · OtiO). , .'<EXCEPT SgPER KEMTONE and , � ON E HA LF PRI CI: '.� . ' . TURP ENTI N E , . . . . . . . . . Pinta Z .... ,.. f • • • ., " 'Rubber Tired Reg, $4.50 Reg , ,a,95 Your Choke $1.99 . . $25.00 . . $35.00 SCOOTER SMOKERS . ½ PRICE To Oil STOVES COFFEE TABLES llLOND All FISHING RODS Up WASHER $84.50 SALi! $4,95 ' WMPO Daily Program Schedule Kelvlnllor Wringer Type SALE White Porcelain Reg. $12,50 HIGH CHAIRS \" ,\ . '1 .\SV :\' . W UTILITY TABLES ., . ' . . . 'j, , , �c' , '• • Monday Throuth ,rldr, 12:80 Julll For You 1:80 Newa U18 Si.in On 1 1:00 Gueat Star l:SI Just For You 8:1:5- New, & Weather 2:00 Calling O n Pt. Pleasant 8:30 RFD 3:00 -Music Go Round 3:30 News '1:00 Breakfast Party 3:315 Music Go Round 8:SO New• 8:35 llinatfut Party 4:SO Local Newa .f:30 :J4ualc Go Round 8:30 News 6:00 Sport& .In !\•view , 1():00 CoHoe nine s,1p Sport& �'ore• 10:15 Swap Shop 10:32 l(ornlni lltYD�•"'• 5:15 TIie Bud Bu 10:41 On the Town ' ' j ' II:� ( Pat·'!B®i• !how 11;00 Countrr j!oe Down i:4io • iuitdolffl StNnodo 2:00 Jloo 1_ •=-'-:-c:-::c:-:::,:::= ·• "" ::N 6 :c :---:c � -� - - _a:, :_ -:=c::c lawyer,• me,tinJ Wedneaday at• LAW\' ER INCOMII L:AGGING S.=�:.spr!:���::n:e Ainer-iean Bar AuociaUon, cloima a lawyer musl eharge -his clients at least $20 an hour to •ttaln take home .pay oJ' $1&,000 a year. Sat• tel'fleld, of Jatkaon, Mill., told a KA'i Y-----,--01_ ___ tllRL , · /& f.�.'Ult , ·t.·.· . ;;:::; THIS MAN,- r-lD SHl'S ALRrAPY A ·-/ .. .,.--... e �:;i�/\\V:se�:v :th!; protffsfon1. ' Re· nl·a phymiclan.a ire a:etling 15'1 per cent more than lhey eot 25 yurs ago while lawym are only ml'klhC Da per mo_ , ___ _ _ ___ ceDt__ re_ _ _ m".lfrtrA·· •• � llldtUoport, ' FOR SALE: FIVE IOOM _ USB _ O _ H · -_ with balh. Nice loeatlon. MelYln ,:oo 3 Roo ms New ' ( 21 ) Rea I !:state s. POWE LL'S lllll,, Polio, ,;;., Brtii, �!Ila� Auto, Mft, ... __ i•n•••••• ............... .._ __ 1 1 .30 -D,'cember I nn 12.-00 Love Of Life ay 1:00 11le Brighter Da:, 1 2:30 � - earch for Tomorrow 4:1& The Sttrtt Storm 12:� The Guldlna Light 4:30 The Edge of Nl&ht 1:(10 Heart of the Cit, 1:00 The Tbre� Stooges :V Al tbe world TurM 1 Riley , 8:30 'M>e i,ile tter. . 11- .ll.... ""'..-.&:00 , kletter r.e· Weather 8:15 A Looi 9:20 Jule RtVll , Show The Millionaire 8:30 Amoa 'n And 1 • VI The Verdlet 111 Yourl Marshalf '1:00 U. too The Brighter Day ?:30 Lo<k Up f:trTh°e Se<ll'et Slotm -­ !:00 Betty Hutton Show !:SO The Edge of Nllhl 8;30 ,Johnn1 RJn'° 'flle Three Stooget .1:ro . .\ ,._ .1:00 Zane Gl'f1Y Theatre i:80 The Life of lliley · - 11:fO Shotgun Sl•de ':OQ" Arthur J. Smith-New• 10:®. Revlon Pre1ent1 � 8:15 A X..Ok at the Weather }t:00 News 8:20 Jule'J.,Uvlin Show ;,,,U:18, A Look at the We-ather 1:SO 4'noa 'n' .MJtib I _, 11:111' Thei!tef 1 3 ' . 12 · 311 Sim Off Kartllam f:io lln ijlde 8:30 ' ff9tel De Paree . 9:00 Westinghouse Playtiouae · • 8:00 CBS News . l:HI Captain Yangaroo 0:00 The Twilight Zone .0:30 Person to Person e:OO Cartoon Theater 1 :00 New• R:00 The Red Rowe Show f 1 : 10 A Look at the Weather 1.1:30 On th� Go 11:1� Theater 1 3 U:Of' t 1JIWe _Lucy .J · (20bl Insurance Delli d!lt\>UII J l :30 ·. I Marli!d Joan ,12:IIO R,teilt'11' Gun '12:90 Love ' 1'11.at BoJ J :00 About Faces 1:30 Medic 2:00 Day in Court 2:-30 Gale Storm Show 3:00 ·t�at the Clock 3:30 Who Do You Trust 1:00 ,uneriran iBandstand $:SO Rln nn Tin 8:00 Sin Francisco Beet ___ Clia el 1 3 _ ...nuna at Wholesale MEN'S SHOP I N POMEROY, '°HIO . ' Roe� and Hit Frieodo .San Francl!§l � __/ _ CLILANN ..._.. & TV ••Ptlr ....._ Phono wv.2-2255 ,_re,. Olne. � Do.n Oti,.. . , ' ·WHTN:TV-_Channel 13 Kelly Tires H AT S $3.50 to $10.00 REALLY ORESSES. EASTEK 1plurge- on a dre-. rot the yonn1 ml11, 1 month to lt year•.· We h,ve the lovel!Ht · 1 yot . Tbe Shoo. jlox, 11,l""leport, "1". lr gasoline motora repaired, ma­ chine saw filing. Ernest L. �­ wis, 48 North Third St., Middle. port, O. Phone WY2•23'8, 4-12�tc lffti 11. MiN C"anrt�f . 8' 1 1 :00 News Tonight \1 :05 feannlng the Weat;her 1 1 : 10 Sport, Report 1 1 ,1a Loto Sh•., , _ "__.,.._.,,...,____,,,::--.' rta GJ n Speotocular , t:00,, . 1,30 'Romper !loom • B US I N E S S =----== WA�TS THEIR ADAMS s.. t• Mlddl•port WY •2·2649 Pom•roy WY-2-3695 KAUTZ F E E D STORi At Che1ter Yukon S-2:145 tlAMILL SIElilVICE STATION Before 9:00 A.M. Alb•ny 3353 Every D1y 8enrlce Whit, Sport Coats $1 6.95 D•vld C. MIiier 01 4 :00 American iBandatind Call Dlci Sterrett IIINT1b�II THE . . • LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, BOUSE FOR SALE M l'AGEtown, •Ix room-. 4 raoma down. 2 up, approdmateb' 1 •ere lo­ vel land excellent well 13 milea frqm Pom�y on State Rout• $1,000.00. Inqulte 892- Price Mia. Howell at Pa,etoft. S-12- (21 ) Real Estate ' �OTIC E Of APf'OtNTME NT No. 11,.354 llt•te of au,.. c... FREE 1NSPECTIONS. PHON:! WY2-2774. Gilmore Supply Store. Vaugh1n Peal Oontrol Co., St. M»ry'1, W. Va. Mem­ ber of National Pest Control Associa{ion. 4-,�tft - ______ -MtQu.., · · Legal Notice COMl'Lffl � � o Life,. j 10:so Sea Hunt $1 9.95 to $27.50 $3105 . ,; '; r:clianil.t ,,,... nunday 1 -"o A V E:cl V TII.ACTOR ' SALl!S AND G S.rvlce. 511 E. Main, Pom•rcrt, PhGne WYl-2975, Open 'tll 9 p. m. until Jun• I. S.IMm,n: Rffdn•III• · Ha,lllld Bamhart, Ohio. Phone Coolvlll• 3691. 3-19-lfc SPRING 1960 CHEVROLET Douaft , WANT ADS BARNES-SDIPSON l!ISUR."5CII AJ'i!1,t1, Middleport. FIN, Auto,. motrile, Bonds. Phone WY-22903. Ch , anftel 3 - FridGJ -:-:-= l'OII -- Comedp Pl1yho111e P.dventure Theater Stumbottt 8111 Sgt. Preatori Flatt & Seruggs Sho\11' Weathercast Ni'WI Picturfll Huntley Brinkit.f Report WblriybirtLt Resc·,e 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show Yau Bet Your Life Take A Gaod :..Ok News Headlines Weatbetcaat Jiclr: Paar Sho'III' 11 Price II Right 1 1:30 Concentration 1%:00 Truth or Consequence! 12:30 It Could Be You I:()() Mid Day New.; 1�10 :Vavldlme 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Young Dr. Malone­ 3:30 From Thewt Roots 4:00 Comedy P'l"eyhouse 1:30 Adventure Time S:00 ��eamboat Bill 11:30 Cisco Kid 6:00 Music in lh e Round 8:15 Jim Thacker Show 8:25 Wealhett111t 8:30 New.1 Pl�tu-e 8· 45 Huntley Brlu1tley Repon • ·_- g:,-.rs �p f ARE YOU RUN DO"NN AT THI! hNISl Oou yo1,11r -.01,111 nNd .... Ing? But �•ork. Lowed Prlcn. RACINE SHOI! SERVIC I SHOP RACINE, OHIO. Si ORT COA■S , ·. J:OIIUOY, , H0'\1� BUL...DEHS, BlRCR CJI.Bl NET makt"I'S F·ormica sink tops Vinyl asbestos block 111,id. Hoult' repair• of all descripti or:1. C1II Gu.)' :Me' gler, Racine, Obio. 2 24 tff Llly/11 ,bJ OHIO' __ AUCTION E E R Compl et• Service C rltt Br•ctford Write, P hon• o,r Cont•ct A. C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohle. 25-H 1 POMEROY MQTOR CO. I N MID DLE POR�-T- - Chiinnel 3 - TJiunday _e_n_t___ o r_R ) F__ _(_1_4__ i"'! "1j; HDWE & FURNIT URE Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 14, 1960-7 ------------ - , TEL EVIS 10N GU I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nneJ 3 :no b IC· \,l•c7-·er­ ( • Notice UI hereby given that Wil• 11am G, McQuie&, whoae Polfl Of• fice 1ddre11 is 3061 2 Webtter Road Bay Villag e, Ohio, h11 bttn duly apPointed Admlniatrator or lhe Eltate of George McQulll' lat19 of MelJ! County, Ohio, dece11ed. Dated this 1 1 th day or April 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN. Judge of t he Probate Court Mei&s County, Ohio • (4) 14, 21. 28. 3tc ------ I I !• _,_ I L_ ' 11 , � 111 r,v Gno<a,v. .I 5NUFFY •· 1 HERR , VE BEEN TRAININ ' ·ot euuer 10 BE A fUST-RATE 'POSSUM tegal Notice LEGAL MOTICI Malp County Hs,hwa, Dept, NOTICE TO CONTRACTOIIS: Sealed Bids will be received by the Meigs County Commissioners, Pomeroy, Ohio, up until J0:00 o'clock A. M . Monday, May 2nd, 1 960 for furnishing and e!)plying a minimum of 83,000 gal. pf J. E. 1 Dust Control on County Roads. Material to be applied under the direction of County EQJlneer and must b.iive • temperature of not lesa than '160 degreea when .applied. Wor,k lo •tart · on or. •bout; \h!! fir1a of June 1 980. and to be com­ pleted by July firat, 1980. A Certified Check in the amount ol $500.00 mu1t accqmpany each Bid, S�cce.sful A14der lo furp.ish Bond in the amOUftt of $10,000.00. ;Meigs County Commlsalonera re­ serve the right to reject any or all bids, HO\JND an• NOi . -- 1 DONE 61VE UP TRVIN' TO L'A� THAT FOOL DOG ENNVTHING , RtODl..£:S r Mel.. County cornm1..1.,.,.. lly Sharon ao,,IM, C l•rk (4) I I , 14, 18, 21, 2!1, 28, 61c Legal Notice c... RIVER REPORT FARM FOR SALE 79 ACIIES 8 room houte, barn, cellar and outbulldlngs, pl enty of water, pasture, coal mined or strip­ ped. Price $3000. $1,000 down, payments on baianee. Loeated 1 mile from Dexter. Wilkesville Gau9H: M ontgomery 15.2 on 4-J2-6tp upper 8.7 on lower, running 23 MOM242. leet ; GaUlpolis 17.8 on upptr' FOR SAL1f .HOUSE,lll.1'01,(£RpY �fU on lowei-, 'iQniiliig' 56 . -le�; !£k, 23, }20.3 falling ., per bour. 7 rooms, bat'h, Large lot, close to ne w school location, gas · · �Ikon Df Movlbl• Lock1: 4-12.fftc All da11s are down. beat. Call WY2-S708. Ohio Rlwr Bo■t1: Downbound: Dashield, Franklin Pltr,ce at 1 1 : 1 0 am, 0-7 ; Lock a Ingraham at 3 : 4!5 111m, 8-0; Charles R. -Stfi,benaon at ,&:45 am, 9-0; BSiymond E. Salvetti at 5 am, 0-9; Lock "16 Reba Jane at 1 1 :60 am, 1-1; Lock 18 Trade W.ind at 6 :30 4ffl, , 1�-()it Rocke'tt -at 10 am 1-0; Loek 20, Ashland at 10:30 1m, 2-14; Lock 23, A. V. Criss ·at 12:50 pm, 6--0; Ernestine •t 5:05 pm 6-0; Belpre at IM5 pm, 0-1; Wal_t�r .C . �tjord at 11 :OB ipm, 1 UM; W.. Alr-ott .at 1 1 :30 ])I'll, 0-1'; St. d•nevlt'Ve at 12:40 am, .58 pi11ees; Indian-a at 5:20 am, 9-1; Cornell at 8 :45 am 8-9; Upbound G1lllpoU1, I. F. · Freiberger at 10:M pm, 16-0; Lock 23, Robert E. 11eed at 12:35 pm, 9,0; City c.f Huntlngt-On · at 3:38 ,pm, 12-4; C. V. Hornet •t 10:40 pm, 0.2; Elger Cliff at 1 2 ::W am 0-1; Brooklyn at II am, 2-1. DICK TRACY ,, WJ E H Brings You The Up To The J.l'red Minute Mason County 1"111111 � EWS 3 Times Dtily 10 AM 11 :S·S AM;•, . ,. Jncl 5 .•05 PM NANCY l'M GOIN<;r TO BE A BATON TWI R LER IN THE PARADE NEXT WE l=K OIT IKE IIQUE,1 S TOKYO UPI-The Japanese Foreign Ministry reported today it has received. a flood Of tequestl for permission to invite President Elmenhowe-r to various funtilonm 1•_ J__ hi,_u i_ d__ n,_ ur_ n.l__ •_ It _h _•,.r�' t--- Good Frlda.y Services Announced By Cbu•ch Special Good Friday 1ervl� will Ile held at 7:30 p. m. April 10 at the St. Paul's Lutberin ., � Church in Pomeroy wUh David F. Jocb', .aenlor .aen#niry ,tudent at lv i' n ·\ �:��1�: � � �1 � ft 1 e held Ealter Sunda1 at 10: 30 a. m. " with an ordained minister offlciat Mtg, SpecJal muilc Will be furnlahed by SUnd1y School children h :30 .!l�•� 9 _..,.. _ )(!�: �=�===�=�==��·•:.t b 8.111 f:/41'!! I LBn lBBII! AND SLATS ,..-,,VJ 1 CAI. t GIT TH ' WlJTlH.ESS V�RMINT TO � AWAKE LON.§' ENUFF NOTICE o• APPOINTMINT No. 1 1.325 l1t1tt, of Avtl• Mlllhon•, 0.C..Hd Notice is hereby given that Clyde G. Mlllhone whou Po»t Office add. ress Is Pom�roy. Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Ea­ tate of Alllie M lllhone late of Pomeroy, Melga county, Ohio, de­ cieued. Dated this 29th day or March 1960. F. H. O 'BRIEN Judge of th e Probate Court Meip County ,Ohio (3) 31; (4) 7, 14, 3tc • , TH IS 15 THE LAT.E ST••• IT ,RUNS ON A BAT,TER')' HA! �... - ... � ... ,, __ __ .... .,. • lira. E. A . Leonard or ...::olumbus !lpUt tbe put wttkend with Mr · .aJ\d Kn. Ruu Watson. 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-M1ddleport, O , April 14, 1 960 Papers On United Nations Presented At Session Of Middleport Literary Club MEIGS THEATR£ The Middleport Literary Club met Wedn�day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cedric Clark with Mrs. Emerson Jones ' vice president. i n charge of the The meeting opt•nt>d w1lh the song " Americ;1 the Beautiful" with organ lilTOmparnmt"nl by the hos• ll"SS. It wai; voted by t he group to do­ net,p $ 1 0 to tlw !1,f 1ddlt"pt1rt Puhl!(' Library. l"OMEROY, ORIO TONIGHT :;;a Fiiblv '· ,.,_- L,\ST ANGRY MAN" t-.u1 M u.Di - David Wayne SATURDAY "4--D MAN" Sc.lenoe-F'iction 'l'flrilh::r - ,also "FOUR FAST GUNS .. Jlmes Craig - Marth.a Vickers 1 1· •-�.��-�N Drive•ln TONIGHT and FRIDAY Victm- Mtiture - Red Buttons Bbonch Fleming, David Nelson "THE BlG CIRCUS" (In Color & Scope) - also George Montgomery and Mona Freeman i n .. H U K . . (1n Color) I . NOW AT STATE TH EATRE Thursct.y, Friday & Saturday Cary Grant - James M i1so11 Eva MMie &amt ''NORTI--1 BY NORTHWF.ST'' Y:ist.a.visio n and Color Also Cartoon 1 953 FORD Honor Rol l For Middlep.o rt Is Announced Sophomores: Susie A l lensworth Jea n Case)·, Charle ne Dais, Ruth An n Dowell, Kare n Fersuao n , Evelyn Gibbons, Sarah Hanni nga n , Barbara Jones, C11rol Jocohs, \'1,' anda Lightfoot, Alice Milliron, C'ind)' Morris, Sharon Pickens, James Heed. Tcx.an na W h ite and Col1>; e n W ilson. Freshmen: Johnny Allensworth, Forrest Bachtel . Sarah Becbtle, Charles Bu5h, Jud)' Fink, Carl t..e· fevre. David Lewis, RuHell Mc· Elhi n ny, Rirky Oiler, Judy Over­ turf, To m J{.,;jlJ, David Wiley, Ben. ny Wilson and Sharon Yeauger. 1 949 PONTIAC Vlctoria. ftard Top Ope. VB mo• 2 [}our S,-, Jjd hO{ly, �ounrl mo­ Lor, &td. traM., radi o & hl'atcr. tor, hNtrr. Bal'glli ll prll'l'tl. Dark 1reen over beige hnish. $665 1 953 BUICK "6". - 4 Dmr. Clean l11terior. �u kept fhii-$h. e:,ctra sood Ure,, l'l!dio and hoot-er. $595 1 955 PLYMOUTH Belvedt-re 2 f)r. 6 1·y1. motot, power!Ute tr1111s., radio, ,1\-eater, locaU y owned, turquoi.i;e fin• WI. Olean interior. S��ll $99.00 1 9S2 FORD ''8" 2 Dr. Std. lrarui., hrater, 1ood tire1, e,ctr,a clNn iDl<'rior, beautUW white & blat•k fl ...h. I !1 � $1295 $1 1 95 1956 OLDSMOBILE $1 295 1 957 PLYMOUTH $1 299 1958 CHEVROLET Bruokw�,d Stal io11 Wagon. Ue;i utiful bt•i�t• !Ind t·oral willh malrhin� h1ll'rior . V4•ry low n llc-.ngc b)' l oet1.I nwncr, �48 .·u. , Jn. VB motur, power ,'ltel'r· Ing and braltoii, -aulonu,tic tran�. &idlo, ,t1eater. Intl)' iu niC1J oiie .J nd ,prked to movr.. Hosp ital, Safety Discussed At Syracuse Meeting $1 385 1 954 CHEVROLET $1395 • $495 1947 FORD · · $165 '52 CHEV. · · $595 VI � Ton, Platform. . ,. 2 1011 t'h11s�is. Ru-I ;-ood. Buy With Collllden« Al The Big ® Your Chevrolet Dealersh i p POMEROY MOTOR CO. 'l'be' Dealer Thal Deals For Less W', JIAIN BT, • • POMEROY, OHIO Mrs f'' ern Gardner drove 1 o F1orida with them to visit with .il r . and Mrs. �ank Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abbott and new ,on who was born Cln January 29.,The Pick� ens ' also visited with the Abbott families and with Mrs. Pickens• brother, Howard McElhinny, an d Fsul Scott a nd other former .M�iga Cou n ty residents . Mrs. I . R. Neal was m Gi!ll ipolis )'esterday for a check•up at the hospital . She is 1mprovmg nicely from recent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Albt>rt Sparks of Haydenville and lfiss Sylvia Mc• �aster, local, Hpent last Su nday in­ Beverly with Mr. and Mrs. William c:inlher and also in Waterford with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ginther. I COLLARLESS SUIT co,­ tume with cowl-draped blQUH ta trom Chrtatia.n Dior ot New York. Deatped ln cold .Uk linen, the' 11t1lt 1' comple­ mented by & aleevelen blouae aottly ta11hioned In bet.re an4 gold p&lal6f--print.ed lll1k oldt• ... , ,,____________ t:hester PTA To Hear Bond I ..uc S1,eakers All parents are urged to attend the PTA meeting at the Chester Sl'lwol. Monday, April 1 8 at 8:00 p m . as Edison Hob�tettc-r, presi• dt'nt of the Pomeroy Natio n al Bank, will speak concerning the hospital for MPigs Coun1y and .J BAKE SALE S. D.evis, eucutive head of East• The Ro<·k Springs �JYF wlll ern Local Srhools, will discuu the hold a bake sale at Krogers Store special bond issue for the dis-­ Saturday morning, April 16th. tricl. • A M'ddl eport Heath Church To Present Cantata Sunday E L B E R F E L D S 1 n P O M E R O Y - f u r n i s h i n g s· f o r • you r h om e a nd wea r i n g apparel f o r yo u r f a m i l y ' 'i · r ( ) I ;' __ .,... ,1., ...,. -- DWD �! Emmett Mankin Dies In Roscoe Pennsylvania • Howard Griffin, Athens. and W. 0. Atki ns, Poml'roy, were speakers Tut>sday evening 11t t ile rea:ular meeting of the Syracuse PTA al the achoo) auditorium. Irene Gruet, t'r, president, preaided at the ses· slon. \fr. Griffi n , highway safety di• rrctur for this district, spoke on 1hl' 1111nual n•hicle �afety check to be held I n this coilnty 1larUn1 on M�y l :J. 'Mr. Grllfln asked the ro· operation of the PTA in makinS the llh OW(ld two riltna, Ont'.! Chl'ck. on schoo hus ufety and the 01her on 1cncral highway aa.fet)' precau• tions. llr. Atkhu was preHnt in bthall of the \tcl;s Memorial Ko!lpital bond !!sue and uplatned t�e iuue 11nrl an�wered q11t'11tlona of the PTA m<'mbeni. OUlccn f'lt-rled for tbe romlng year were Katherine rrow, prl!SI• den l: ll<'l"n Teaford. lit vice pre1. idtnt: F..!lther Sylve1ter. 2nd vice PNRidr,n ( ; lrt'nc Parker, secretary: F.lme Louks, lre.esurer: and l\fr!t. David Nuse. pl1nb1t end E11ther Hardin. historian. llostt'saeH for the meetina: were Jone S1tyre, Maraaret Ro11e, Fran• ce11 Imboden, Polly Gibba 1nd DorU: Jewell. Mr. Wolfe•• room won the atlendance prlle for the moat par- · enb preaenl. The next meetln1 will be be\d ljln Ma1. IQ wlU. U.. --- • ••-· -- " f • • �rm: • . ·� Another greot " first" ... fomous independent coil Beoutyrest construdion plus the added comfort of this new, smooth, quilted sleeping surface s79so Here It is, the new Quilted Beoutyrest with the smoothest sleeping surface over. Not a bulton or o tuft. And It's BeaU!yrest through ond througk, giving you the buoyant firmness that's kind to your bc,ck, Under the gay, quitted top Individually pocketed coils push up under you for porfec! body-fitting comfort. They never, never sog. In durability tests madt by tho United States Testing Company, Beoutyrest lasted 3 times longer than ordinary conno<led coll m-.. Seo, try new Quilted Beauty,.,t today. . • .. TWIN aa fUll llH BEAUTYRl!lST by SI M M O N S . I line of' Simmons fine bedding • • most any style or 1l11e m■at ,_ . . or box S.. . . . . (on the lino, and 3rd. floors) the complete ' and, s.f■ Ilda, sprl1111, Roll-■w■y Bech, Bed Sr'n111, Met",I ...W ■ncJ the fine line• Simmons ·Hid• ' •bed• • WEATHER Ohio: MNtty doivcft, • r.w ...._ .,.. Hutr, ......._. CNlw 1 "'"' Mdlon1 today, Pairtty cl.udy .. niwftt. Sahmlay pairtly devtly ffllll a littt. Wlr..,.., with a clunc. ef w..att..-.d thund..-.hctwwa � Wfft portion. Ht9h todaiy 6'-76. Low tonia,ht 55-61. - s: ..GLE CO?Y - � l I PARIS (LPI) __: Four•year·old Eric Puegeot was returned safely to his family early today and p01ice,' hampered by thou. sands of Easter travelers . threw a vast dragnet across Paris for his abductors. There wa,s a momentary flurry at midday when the official French News Agency flashed an announcement that police had captured the boy's abductors - �wo men and a woman. But police prom(ft ly denied the report. Further developments­ trank W. Porter, Jr., hu been were awaited. Eric , tiny heir to a multi•mi\lion dollar Frenc h automobile appointed aa attorney ror Harry � Hayma.11, according to I entry fortune was released shortly before 12 :55 a·.m. after his fa. ,._ 111ned by Jqdge John C. Blcon ther paid $100,000 ransom in gold coins. How it was handed in �ommon ple11 court. Haym1n, over remained a secret. ind1d.ed at the recen t session of The t· hubhy•t'heeked, blon d• the gnn d jury, hH entered I j haired little hoy was found by a plea of not guilty to a charge of lalmrer not lo n g after midnight. non.support and has been re• /"1 lie was rrymg, standing in the le11ed under $500 bond. b3t Or strc('t m fronl of a Paris cafe In other action of the common ! only thre(' blocks from his home pleas court, • judgment of $3611.45 in the plush passy area. 01SC and court coal& h.as been han ded Taken inside lhe bar. the down against the defend1nt in COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. youngster was asked who he was. the -c:aae of Thomu L. Gent and UPI-Lt. Ge n . James H. Doolittle "My name is Eric Peugeot and the Moton Insurance Corporation (Rel.) a n d 24 of the filers who I live at 170 Ave n ue Vic-tor Huc;:o" Raymond L. Kerna, Port• r.eided Tokyo with"- him in 194..2 The bar patro n s burst into w1iu.�r K..'l))ic �ll;lrtb is pictured _abo,e accumulllted. complete shop equipment, including Ii bench ,1pinst A Syracuse Land RD. The cue of Haake! E. swaP. reminiM"ences of'"their <Ure spontaneous cheers. The police hand assortment ol complete and jointer, lathe, saw, jig saw, !he workshops in h.oine equlppe(I tines! in whal is one ol part of the shop, his son 1 Richard, GiUispie va . M. H. Martin has devil 30-aeco nd attack today al and his familf were notified. The county. Mr. Hartis, a caq,enter, baa l>ullt his own 24x40 !dot tools for any job. In one youngster waR safe and 54 hours been diamiued with prejudice the Broadmoor Hotel. equipment. repair radio shop, complete· wllJ\ a ciimenl fl<¥!r a!ld over the years has has television and &11:alnst future adion, aecording Fifty.eight of the men who of terrible anguish were over. to an entry. man n ed tbe HI 8·25 bombers Doo-Uw L..,.r Tend.,A new cue has bttin filed with little led over Tokyo are Jiving. Friends said he paid in gold ,. , , Marcel Price, Smithen, W. Va., Not all could make this year's pietes---the widely-famed Louis asking for dlrorce from Chules reu n ion, but every crew was rep. d'Or, which is legal te nder in resented. W. Price, Harrisonville RD. France and beloved of the peas• Doolittle gathered with his his• hearing on a motion to A ts and small , shop�olden who .·.� i '.c . change the custody of minor -c:hil• toric raiders at the Broadmoor �� I e t� help their savings in gold CROO�SVILLI, 0, . UPI- dren haa been set for April 18 Thursday night. Today they wool and hide them from the tax eol• CINCINNATI UP) - P•trol• I · LNnard.. Mick clflll\ld todtf M at 10 a. m. in the case of Phyllis to the Air Force Academy nearby ) lector · · , . man Bradley Mathl' pt I t\p I Raines t reYie the cadet wing. vt1. Floyd w o B. Raines, the hit • flotk of hens which, lay Te.a�s of JOY strea_med down the Thur.day th1t I l�...olcf boy court calendar shows. Tonight at a banquet, Doolittle, father s face. He said he �ad pre-­ • • color,td l11ter ._.._ . wan� by poHct- Was •• hom., will present the Tokyo raiders' crrcd to deal with_ iUhone, county treasurer, is the only candidate Mick, owner of a hr,.. h.,,.£ Clyde· the k1�n apen 0 county,J) ice Ibis Y""' who is compelled to con<luct b/• . The officer h...... In hie c,r mr n ual award to the Air Force f an '. Mid hi• flock of 2' h1ns and m his way to get bis boy own and 1!Md to th r,O_.lh'1 hotN, c,mpaign un it with the outst.a.nding safety back. Main st in Pom­ .... ........ -·• · b...,b, f" East on home his at bl,!;-be,d � rHdV io m..1k1 the' 1f'l'..t. ,lltut. record in 1959. b.. been . confined convalescing from a broken .. this couhtr.y from · Entlend, The elde1 Peugeot took his son plnriN to th• icrNlt, door. wa, er.oy whero, ;he The Tokyo raid, lau n ched fJom ° wh••· the -1" w., d..,...... hh!. . . . I · . . home to his wif-e, Colette, who this not1: an aircraft carrier, this coun• was · td dtlrlnt th• put 300 )'fffi, 1 Mr. Millhone- fell on the ice 1 c-0Uapte. They "lorry. Too late. · 11m l'M· l.ry's first strill:e .at the Japa nese had been n ear e d by a doctor, him xamine had U _ch l:=r·h :''c� Th• ...,. cit that tipped you- off in fron1 of ·hta bome and $uffertdmainlan d during World War . a = a tracture.d hi.p· which cost him who found him well, and then put tipped (lie- too. H1I H1I" The B·25s fle on China. to w iJ aiid '· ,, are ra..-. In th.I• CDUn him to bed beside his brother, a: looa ttay in the l;iospit,l aod a I llh · ir,. . h• chlcll'"' t1y hi& , tt:diolts· •-eOnvaleactnCfl ,i Jean•Philippe, 7. . ,. I · J .,..e E. W. People• beud .tu• c'1o ,.....-u,. Mi.I.. JNt � · · l,onte._- ' • Tt\_e ordetl for th& !!f.iJY ,.._ ,,., . -•••H p{ lbe y.., lo< fish· .Emergency Squad.Ge&,,, Ovef • •• Jlf � ..�,., •• . .. 'Ml.e ·Wfatn · t..:slf'rtW "ftLtt- pa:,- ·• f'...i�,.,.., . - 'M.c,- Ml.JI.bone is �in& • �e. • I». y,itboUt a license anrl handetl .JO ? nominition .tor treasured · on the­ lire bega n . , �·t11te··o1 $15 and � to Charles Stuck Twice In Mud · · :Rtpubllctn ticket". He tvH born The ;,t:idc:Ueporl emergency squad Chaffee, Long Bottom. Chaffee Li:�Je Er;,. was whisked to a near the Tuppen Phtlnfi �ommun• WIS .arrested for fl1hing at Fork• was called to Leadi n g Creek when ·police station anc:i then borne ity and ' Jived there. ft:)llowing his ed Run Like without the requir- William Oldaker- btc;t.me ill c1! 3:55 where his , overjoyed parents marriage to Aulle E. Swindler ed fishing lic�nse by Game Pro• p. m. Thursday. He wa, brought to tucked him safe!)' in bed. of that community until be - mov• Roule 7 and transferred lo a pri . tector Don W1lll1ms. Police sources said Eric gave WASHINGTON UPI - Ahles to ed lo Pomeroy 14 years ago, Mrs. Ronald L. Mille.". Mi nersville, vale ambulance for the trip to Hol• a · ·fairly detailed" description of Sen. Hub..?rt H, Humphre y (D­ ,Millhone dl!!d suddenly of a an apartment in which h, was waa released on $300 bo nd ill zer Hospital. The squad's ambulanee became COLUMBUS UPI - The statll" Minn.) reported today !·hat he has heart atlack Feb. 19. held a n d said he believed it waa county court on an old charge or Mr. Millhone iB a member of stuck twice on the road comi n g out inside Paris. will adopt h�lth and sa n itation cut his presidentlal c::ampaign staff driving while Miller lntoxieated. The Parent. maga• Marshall a regulatiouB soon to protect the almost in half because fu n d! are the Federated Church in Pome· Eric was tired but apparently lne soon to be received by par• had' entered a plea of not guilty . to Route 7, the second lime bG-ing Tup­ or Vance aons, two h.i.s roy, , freed only after inched out with a thousands of factory hands and '\lnning low. ne the worse for his 57 h('luts no at the time of ents of all Mar�hall College slu· hl11 arrest bul was "come•.elong." The silu11tiori is so hnd. a spokes­ perS Plalns .anct t'loyd of Belpre . · Bchool rhildren who daily �t•I of captivity in tlle hmds of abdue• rearreste . de n yesterday ts, i s bcin;.:publishe · b�· )far in order to d d , 1 their hmf'.w.� frnm ecin operalrJ 'l�l' s:i;rl. t!nt prelimina ry ph.ase!'i aod thr� ir, ndc 1 ildrf\n . H� wa.•· , tors who had thrPalened lc1 kill bring the case t shall's Offkc ol DevefoPm<: I conclusio o n, nt "If Hm1, rh�ey · s r-:irnpHil{ n rOr the 3 n1tsman for !hf! Ford Motor foo� vending machinl's. hirn uni.PSS his father produced and Alu'llni Affairs for the first county officers said. ..'-.a Ies 'fax 1gures ·n,,. ful-i! •e H•'a'1 h Cn11•1ril, ,rn ,!av !O W-r s1 V 1 r�inia p-rimary ar� '."'ortlpany in M :ddlC1port before $1 00.000 ransom and did not co­ . time thiB year. operate with police . ad·,isory arm o f the state 111":ilth 1 leing fi11a·1rt·d with ahout $'.!,O(K 'lis election .ns cou11t)' treasurer. , A . sect ion of Iha M arshall Par• 1 Holding Steady I ... J.h·p,u· tmenL will conduct a p·1b• m ht1rro...,cd t' •sh. · O E MR. MILLHONE D Y astern School Statistics released by the state _____ ent 1s devoted to . Parents' w eek Trigpen M.nive Manhunt lie h(!arinf! ht>rc Mav Z3. 1hrn I "We ' re raising mo11ey throu'i:h end event an trcasurcr·s office for th� week which will be held The rcleqse of the boy trii:?�er. prope ff and Clas l' availahlc vi ng ses To.-J ay adopt regulations un lhl' in�J--<' �t i ,,g rver� e n di ng April 2 sho\·✓ that tbe on the Marshall campus May 6, . . massi\'I' manhunt bv Fren.ch ed a �aid. lw mr;111s," 1 nm• vcndim fond or g n licensi and Afi . chool& Ill Melgs County sale & ta x receipts for Mei;,:s 7 .and 8 according to L . D. Egnor . 0Wll ll police who had the fa. chinC'li. The rulf'S will probabl�· c,o ' Thr sp<'ke�man said )-lumph ar� losed today obser�rng Good Count y for the week were $3 789 . . ther to conduct permiued chairmtri of the Parents' ,Week negotiations for $10, / .ab(lut as v •. atinn �e,v's or'!aniz into dfecl within a year. . Fri ay with the ellcepUOD of the 09 as compared lo $3 a·,6 end Commission. - · 1�" for the boy ' s release without inter• · In hundreds of factori,,�. schrio1 ', 000 In ! he red followi n !:! t he Wis• Eastern Local school Mrs Wilma . Pla n s ha_, � been made to P l r"e , 'i argent ln the office' 0 th· e cou � . the �me week last year. Total rerencc. .md camruses a"ld otht"r public consin primary. in whkh the Minn• billboards In variou!l areas of tht ty school auper lIIten�ent Sil d collect1ons from Jul)' 1, 1959 are Pol1;e Sl I up roadblocks to try places ali over Ohio, th1m�11nd 1 or esot11 senal<'r Josi to Sen. John r $127,464.36. state to puhlidze Parcnls' Weck I today. to bottle the kidnapers---heliev• persons buy l lmcheB - ra.,..�in� K r.nncdy D-Mass.l. Motor vehicle sales tax l'Ollec• ed to be :it 1,. <tst two young men end, sai� �:g11or. Rutk nd High School honor roll The aide said Humphrey will from a bowl of baked hear� It, a Pomeroy and Mi.ddleport titm s for the week were $5,012.3 6 -withi n the city. _ ] said PI-Police U 0. IRONTON, the for , West ·veck in this Activities . g n . taki during p ace anr,ouneed was al'tivites his curtail 'lnt .arid potato . complete meal schools are also observing the with the total for the fiscal' year today they down would "crack by "we period the special weeke nd include a n fifth six•v. �ek gradlni,, Eric said. ''The man was very vej(rt11ble fro:r.� n din ne, - from Virginia · · 111 fact." he said, holiday. to date given as $72,351.62. on an hard'' rrack and clown Dallas. �• . to ROTC M Pershing George stops Rifle drill ur Head exposi• couple Executive a nice to me." h:we added vending machines. They are, Seniors: Joan Harri• illegal .ictivities of a group of lion, guided tours, de(,,lrtmental the tour ." Two of Paris' lop cops, Com• West son, Dottie Lucas, Marjorie Prid• high school lec n•agcrs and youn g displays, open house i n dormitor• Humphrey rlans to stump missioner An dre Pierangeli or the Vir,llinj:,i hy chartcr('d hm. He is dy, Wayne Roush. P.imlenc Gibson adults wh o have formed a club ies, fratnnity and sorority hous­ famed Flying Squad ( 1 st Mobile k.n,iwn 11:s • 'The Nazi's." . es and the traditioncil Mothers' !'>chrdu!rd to return to the· ' Slat" Iklrothy �sell, La�nce Brogan, Brigade) a nd Chief Pie!'re Clot · Authorities said lhat several Day Sing. Patty YDung. · ', , . ; April 2s. of the criminal brigade went to Junlor.s: Larry Hoffman, · Nini. members of the club have bee n the plush Peugeot apartment on downtown Adkins, Rosalie Davi8, Waid. .Nkh• seen walking around . shOrtly after Eric was taken th.ere. · Mltsl GENERAL HOSPITAL ol.11on, Patty Rife; J,1net , SUI·· · ,i t1eets with bla ck ar m bands with Tuo oldsters, one of New Haven, W . Va., and the other of Realton,, Ar•ociates AdmiUed: Mrs. Llll'Y Spencer, Leadmg w hite swast..i:u,s o n them. The wart. · Creek Road, Meigs county, made news today. Frmn S EO To M� Soph·omores: June Tilli1, Jim bJtyis appeared lo be homemade, Lor.g Bottom; Charles Carmichael, Arthur Sayre, 34, New Haven Akron Woman To Have Over 100 Ri:ia-llor& and 13!,;-.ociiate.-. SheelR, Latry P,rsons, .C}arel)ee , Several members of the group Middle�rl; :Jrs. Thelma Clark, father ,of George E. Sayre, Demo'. frie n ds out to see me . . Word was received here Thurs· Middleport. meet wrn Ohio n sou�he"8ter Emmetl Whl'ch is believed to tot.el around of ·r:lm "Old Bob" managed to get his State's De,no Honors day night of the death L,ambert. cratic candidate for tbe House of Discb.argcd : Ari Tracy, Pomero)'; Delegate,. and a i1t the Zanesv i!.l e Country Club, Mankin o f Rp9ooe, Pa. COLUMBUS UPI-Franees M'c• freihmen: Sho�Ofl Case, Joe 50, are .as old as 24, with others B& O Ra il- little jo)f.c across because sure retired �frB. Pully Hut!cn('Utter .and baby, road man, i!I it last Mr. Mankin, a native of Pome• I ZlnesvHle, Apr.ii 19 fpr tihe �n� Chapman, Darlene Goff, Madene barely _i n their teens. his Govern, a former state repre&en• enough. 93rd be wHI activel)' :;allipolis; �lrs. Addie B.arton, RB· dismantling the Maaunengaged in birthday. Thi' former :deigs Colin· tativc from Akron, will be hon• roy, was the son of the late Mr. ::· HI.I d i ,.trid. sales clinic of the Hortman, Brenda •Turner: rail. City ci n e; William Swisher. Mi�d!eport. road station. He and )In. Benjamine Ma n kin and Ohio A�s()('l.ation of R-ecal F"ltate served years t)' rep�ese�tative no doubt expects ored as Ohio's "Democratic Worn• OhHli· FrtWkand. R. John Board&. to greet his 1 00th birthday. an or the Year" .at the annual died Thursday evening following Services For l\ln, and 10 months on the B&O. cot he. district vice 1presi-de n t of Wmnan Is Critical Then something new : slate Jeffl'rson-Jackson Day d.in• a Ion, illneH. A nd in Meigs County, Bob Car• ' Mrs. Emerson DoJglas, Bear• Davis Are Annouuud Survivors include his wife, llhe: association, will Pl,"E81de. son, Leading Creek, reports he will • Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Lamber(, Mid­ ner here April 25. The all-day sessiorr opens at wallow Ridge was rushed to the Funeral services for M • ry · I Sadie, two sons, Werton and Em· be 93 years old May 23 and Bob dleport R. D. , have their 131h Miss McGfvern, 32. is a mem• melt Wesley of Roacot; three 10:00 a.m. wit,h Harold W. AJbr,and White CroB! Hospital in . Colum­ Davis will be hl 1 ri Su nd.ey ;t Th• Pomeroy- fir• depertJTMnt must have been feeling lower tha n grandchild born April •13 at the her of the Public Utilities Com· daugbten, carrie Lot1isf', Mary of Columbus, speak:inr on ''8-'Jc• bus )'e&terday where ,he is said 2:30 p. m. from the First U nited was celled out •t 1 : 1 5 tod1y to u�ual_when he penned a .note about Meigs Ge n eral Hospital. The new• mission and a candidate for dele­ rrcBbytreian Church in Middleport, fight • bn, 1h fire at l•urtl his birthday. He wrote: and Martha Jane, all of Roscoe; a eeasluJ. Sale.man Se-Uina Aids, !' l. •to be -in critical- cn n.dition. eat grandchild of the Lambcrts is a gate to the Democratic National Mrs. Douglas suffered a severe wilh buri.el in Middleport Hill Cliff l»Ack of the- olct Laural brother, Floyd ri'ed) Mankin df D. Sawyer, Middletown, ,pr,isident . . . . feel this wUI '' I be my last boy born lo Mr. and Mrs, Robert Con\·entio n pledged to Gov. Mi• Pomeroy and a number of grand· or the Ohlo Ob-apter, ·�ty of lllness enroute home from the fu. cemetery. Cliff School houM. 93rd birthday, ao i n vite all my . Haney at the hospital Wed ne5Clay. chael V. DiSalle as favorite son. · tmlustrial Reahora, will dilt.'U,s nenl of 'bier father•Jn..Jaw, H11rve The remains wlll be taken to the children. Funeral services which wlll be the role or the Reoltor in- rom- I Dou,:las, a t Shade, yesterday ar. c.-hurc-h at 1 :30 p. m. Crom the Raw, li n gs-Costs Funeral I-tome where ternoon. 1n-uni�y . indwrtrial de�opment. held in ROllcoe are Incomplete. Criends may call until lhat time. By United P,._. 1'nttrMtlon1I furbulent spring weather touched all the bll.liiel today with rt'!COrd beat in Washington, tor• nadoes in Arkansu., snow and hail in the Pacltlc Northwest a n d ice on the St. L.twrence Seaway. M issouri officials added a tool· note to disaster by appe1Ung ror federal ald to thelr fiood-.acou.r• ged stat.e and small fires black• ened hundreds of acres of tinder• dry brushland in southern In· diana. More mow was ,predicted today for the northern Rockies and thunderstorms were expected lo dre n ch a vast area from Te1u19 and Louisian a to the Canadian border or Minnesota and Michl• gao. Three tornadoes dipped into Ar• Unsas, damaged five houses and 1everal fum buildings and slight ly Injured three women. . two women were injured al Co ncord. near Fort Smith, when the twister unroofed their home and whipped the house 100 feet off its- foundation: Snow, hail and thunderstorms left a path or felled trees .a nd power lines and ca1.1sed thousands or dollars damage u they rlpped through lhe Wlllamette Valley In Oregon and invided the northern RoekieB. The cherry blossoms bloomed � week late-at Washington, D. C. where 90•degree tempera· ture reidlngs broke the old Arpri1 J4 record or 88 set ln 1941. Thurs day night's low of 82 wn only two <''"�rees belowe the averag� daily high for this time of )'ear. St. Lawrenre Seaway officials at M111ena, N. Y., said ice in the St. Lawrence River ne.ar Mon• treal would delay opening the seaway to Lake Michigan for at least three day,. Porter Named Defense f.ounsel In Hayman 'Case ' Tokyo Ra1'ders henng , f I Rem1" · ences man·the Double Tipper Gets La_ug,h On Ambitious Cop Crooksville Hen f!9.f:� Cooperates This Easter Time. Meet The CandJdates · Mr. MiJlhone Conducting His Cam,�·.rugn While Convalescine G, Lack Of License Costs F sherman ;!11 h• ��; $Ii::. PlUS Costs •• I .- .....�,, · ,;. , · I I Campai Funds Running Low For Sen. Humphrey Marshall Parent MagaZlll • e "'' 1" 1" ll •· Be Out LJOOD � Rutland Honor Students ArP, Announced (� /,' .-- •-· Eric Peu geot Returned Police Close Dragnets Food Vendor� Face Health Regulations ' . ent1ne at y Turbulent Weather Hits I'est, Midwest OrOrlty M eetS • e Touching All Bases s· · I S e a , 19 ma Ph' . l • VOL XI NO. 31)8 ------·· - $1 995 El Camino. 6 <')'I . m otor, delulle \I, Ton Pickup. F.Jllra &ood 1:,,·· equipped. hl"al�r. good tlrN. 6 ply tire.ti, tt0Hd cab but needs A lll)Ol"t job in i1I 1,!i ton tmck. 1p11.intin&: Mr. a nd Mrs Sid n ey Picke ns re. t11me<:l lo their home this week ilfter a three months vacation in Florida On their way home they stopped in St. Alhans to visit over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Av• ery Drenner and sons, Sidney and Max. While the)' were in Florida Lhey stayed at the home of Mt. and Mrs. U. G. Hull. to meet the need!J of the com mun• it)'. Many people who live ln the nt· rat areas work in urban center, and l ikewise many Ctty worken live in the rural areas. Today many of our... rural communities are H moder n as the city. Allhough, wlth moder n tra nsportation d ista nce sometime! is • barrier. To belp B t I meet some o( the1e need, m.eny ehurche9 employ rural community worker, whose duties are not to take the place of paators h1Jt to a11i1t them in the total program of t I· churt h. the n. v M Betty E ennn preslded ov.ir DI.IJ'ing the program presentation the meeting of the Ohio £ta Phi Chaprer, Beta Sigma Pbl Sorority lbe members di11cussed the role of when tbey met Tuesday evenin1 at the church i n both the urba rJ and tbe Ohio Fuel Gas office in Mid· rural phases of its work and point. ed out that the interests of both dleport. Committee report!! were given are inter•relak.-d. Highlights i n the study boo);, and the group voted to l8lliat with th.e Cancer Drive in Meigs County. ''People Land In Churches," whic_h · Mrs. Edison Hobstetter wa1 pro- deal■, with the problems of town ent at the meetin1 �nd, s"ke on an� counLrJ, were giYen by Mta. beha lf of th e bond 1&11u� · r.irt flD- Sm1tb ;Who�as taken the class at log to the M eigf � Mem�rlal · If� •,the ,j�diction school of miuio� pital. ,A. n Ull forr!W disCUufbn wai Under the author of the book, Rock• held with Mrs. Jiobetett,ir anaw•· wd). C. Smith. ': lt!jp � Eb<rsbach presided Ing que■tiono for' th'e gro)ip. . The cuftui-a'I progt'am Wu ij)f •t tne bu,lneas session. The service "Sl'ulpture" and was presented by for the fi1cal year 1960-61 was belt! with Mro. Robert Warner and Miu. Miss Lile)' A msbary. Mrs. Lee Seylttr was 1warded the Lucretia Genheimer partieipatifll. traveling prir.e and durin1 the so, The pledge to missions was In• cial hour refreshment, wer1: served creased for the coming year. The Banquet The cantata, "Easter Tide" will be by Mrs. Eleanor Blaettnar, I,lrs. Mottler • D a u g h t e r presented Sunday even ing at the Jranne Brau n a.nd Mn. Reva for woml!ln of the church on 'May 10 wa11 announced. Heath Methodist Church in �wfiddle• Vaugha n . Refreshments were served durport at 7 :30 under the direflion or Others present for the meeting William Everson, choir director. were Louise Zerkle, Charlotte Oil• in& the social hour h)' Misses Au• Featured in the cantata will be lard, Yvon n e Scally, Sue Grueser, gusla and Ada Genhelmer. The ta· soloists Ben Philso n . bass, Chrlstine Carol Bachtel, Sabra Morrison, Mar ble was centered with .en arrange• Coats, alto, Cheryl Burdette, so- lene Reinhart. Betty Fultz, Shirley ment or jonquils in a brHs con• prano. and Merlyn Ross, tenor. I Huston, Shirley Beegle, MIia Woods tainer wlth taper• in cr)'slal hold• Newman Burdette will be orgtnist. I Barbara Betzina and A pril Stnith. , era on either side. A:Jc John Beaver rl'turued to Lorkbourrm Air lluse Monday after a n\·t·ntl days visit with his p11r• ents, Mr. atid Mrs. John Beaver. Tut>sday he Id! for the LaJes Air f'orcc R11.�1• on lh(• Azore Mand11 where Ill' will he stalluncd for three months. Mrs. l'al Qmnn and dauu;hter, Ci n d)', arrived Wcdnt•11day ror a visit with her (larc n h., Mr. and Mrs. K11rl t;rul'sn, Mi nersville. lldon KraN1ter. L>el1m1r 1 111mm and Uoy VunMetcr of Morning Star and Rri�·uiond KridN or Syracuse al lcnrll'CI an EUR Men·s meeti n g of U1stnct Four hdd Tuc:;dciy even­ mg at Ul'lvn· . C. t'. TompkillH was a buslneBS vi�ilor in Charlesto n , W. Va., Wed• II01id11.y. fdn. Earl St>olt or Sugar Grove is the g11r111 of her 10n ,ind dauah• ter•in-!aw, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Jo'ore1t Run . ',ii Thn Pickup. 6 cyl. molor. 1 ', Ton Pickup. F,larmlde booy, ueed as pau. <'Ir, uh, rl nh,h & 8 (Y,I, motor, au good 6 ply 1eneral condltlon like new. UrrH, deluxe eab, white and tt.ater. black finish. heaMr. • I The program, prepared by ).1rs. Jed Wehster, Sr. and pre11ented by :11rs. Harry P . Smith continued the devotional t heme. The main em­ phasis was the mi&sio n of t!,e chun·h i n both urban and rural anas. Realizing that the population trends are c hangi n g the church, too. in some locations, mqst cha n ge 8r LUCILLI HAWKINS Finest Selection Of Used Trucks In SEO 1958 CHEVROLET 1957 FORD $1445 1957 CHEVROLET Mr. and Mrs. E(lison Baker were in Charleaton yesterday eventng where they attend� a furniture ,how i n the interests of the Baker Furniture Store. Mn babel Winebre n ner, Mrs. Blanche Hapto11stall and Miss Syl• via McMaster visited recently m New Haven with Miss :11:ary Phil• l i ps. ;�11ddl e por1 C:ommunity Good Fri day �ervices will be held Friday evenmg at 1he local Church of Christ w1lh Rev. Fred I. Gardner, I hos1 p.estor, presiding. The program will begin at 7 13 with an organ and piano duel by Mrs Chtster Erwi n and Mrs. Har­ old Lohse. The choir o( the Chun·h of Chnsl will also prese n t special mu ·; 1�. O the r m m isters o f the tow n, in• I duding Hev Clyde Bartlett, Church of 1he Na:tarene, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, First United Presbyteria n , Rev. Raymon K{ln)tright, Heath Mnhodist, and "RIN: Nyle Borden, Mt. Moriah Baptist, will assi"st the Rev. G.a rdn.er. . The mimSlers w1U als? have �hon talks _on the foUowmg sub• J ects: " Soldiers ?,f t�e Cross, " by Rev: �ardner; T�iev�s ... o n the Cro�s . R�;- Konkright, JeV.:� ?f trye Cross, Rev. �.uppelt ; Disc le�. or the Cross, R�v. Bartlett � We of the Crou b)' Rev. . �0�_rJn . . Th:e Good f'r_ld1y serv1c� i.s spon. sored by . the M1ddlePort �mlsterial . Au�iation _ II 21 community coJop· erabve proJed. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Su Jtf'r SE\ 2 J )r l l:.inl1op l l yilr,1• matii·. poW('I" �!('l'rini.: & hrnk.1•:s, l1eat{'r, 1•i11 t 10, wh11l'wa!b �lwrp. $1 295 1 957 DODGE VS Owtlorn Ro�I 4 l>r. SNlan, 2 tone creen rlnit.h, -g ood t.Jtts , automatic lrana., Ndlo :rnd hHter, Specl&lly priced. I $S9S 1 955 OLDSMOBILE Bl"l\' cdf'rt' ll ardto p t '.J)(' Nice ivory O\' t'r him' f1 11i�l1 V8 1110· tor 11nd ri11lorm1 1 1 1· l 1•n1� l lu ···n dio uml ht•lt tl•I' . lik1• nt> w tlr('5, Price l' l'lhH'!'d I rom $li9�. Spt('t.111 Hardt·op 4 Dr. Sedan. Low rniloa.ge by loc11.I owner, beautiful red and white flni11h. n�w tires, Ndlo end beater. M.an I mean IDl:rp, FIEDDII HOUDUJ-41'.T "New Light For Town And Country" was !he topic of the devotions led by Mrs. C. E. Nease when the WSCS of !be United Methodist churth met Tuesdliy evenhii al the church. I It I Cu.�tomli11l' 4 nr. VH motor, �i d . 1 r3n11. Origi 11•al pain. I & 1 111enor, olru nit.:c. guod tiro.:s, l!tW m i k ugc. $745 1 956 BUICK Around And About Middleport C,h urch Work In Urban, Rural Areas Is Discussed At WSC S Sessi,o n Wednesday S<'venlh Grade: Michl Ar,her, Joy Boggs. Suiannc Bradbutt, Michael Bratton, Narsa f''rost, Ellen Hawley, Randy Humphrey8, Keith Morgan, Martha Nicholson, Karl!n Singer, Roger Stiles and llichard Wilson. Only $ 1 49 1953 FORD Surer 88 - 1 Dr ncanliful iv• ory & lurq. f i n i,;;h, !ikf' new 1 Jrrs. hydra1Hilli1• 1 rans., pOWl'r brnkt's, rii1rl 1n, lwJlf'r, .1 l'al llll'C. a, Good Friday Services At Church of Christ POR T WAIHINOTON, WI._ U,t -A ju1tlu .. the P,Hc.e, t1kl111 tllfflH f•r fOOd n..,._ thoutht he hid betn rMIHted � WNks •" 1nd applltcl for I ne• bond Th,,r1d1y, Offlclala ww• emlbar• rasffCI whan th. JP 1pp.1red. SomHody forvot to lnclud• hi, pHt on the electlOft MIiot, Th•y d•clded to rHpttolnt him. Eighth Grade; K,.aren Bachner, Elle n Dutton, Neda Bradford, Carroll Lyons, James M I iier, Kim Neal, Carol)'n Nicholso n , Jack SHllerfielrt., Cinda Sauer, Carol St'olt, Darry'. Stumbo, Janice Tannehill and Judy Wildermuth. l l ,1rd Top C'pC1 . V8 motor, fair l Sped.J 2 Dr. Locally ow.ned &. ircs. Rougih body. low m!lea,a:t>. Cltian intcr10r, iv· ory over turquollle ifinilfh. A real n-ice car. Only $495 1 954 DODGE meeting. The roll call was answered with responses on the program by the trn membus present. There were also three guests attendmg the mel•tini: The next meeling, which will be Two papl'rs on the 1·n 11c-d Na­ the final one of the year, will be hons were g1v('n. The first ·· Jnl'!f· held on April 27 with Mrs. Wilham national Court Of J•sti1·e was glv• Bradford as ho::;lcss. t'n b)' M iss Bess S;rnho.11 '.V!ISS Silll born s1alt>d, tn ht>r papn, that n.e• \ions engilgrct in d1spu1e may sub mi! their t·ast•s to t h i s cot:rt . whos1· , 1 5 jutlges a u· drn..,l'Jl . by l11l' Gener al Assi·mh!y am! the Scn1r1Ly Coun l'll With the issuance or thf MHS Thr �,·c-r>n<I rrnpf'r wus f'I, the Se A<•tivity yest.Prday the ho n or roll l'Urily ( 'ounri l ilnd was prt'sente<I for the Middleport School for th(' hy \1rs Ar1hur S1ra usll She said six . weeks was a nnounced as fol · the ('011n,· l l Wils org,rnized to func• lows: l ion contmuously, consi�ting of J I 8eniors: Man Barth, Roger memlwrs of the Pnited Nations Marianne Brinkman, r1\'t' of these :nembcrs are prrm Bennett.. anent fhma. Frun{'e, Hu�81a. Great Lynn Buchanan, Judy Clark, 6har• Britam anti The U 11itc1t State. The on Evans, Judy Gregg, Loretta rem11 m111 g _.., i:,c ;.re ('kr\ed hy the 1-1.a n n i n g, Dave Hartinger. Kuen GenC'rnl As.� rmhly. F.leclrd rnCnt· Herrmann, Phyllis HHberl, Ber­ hen St'rvr two y{'ars The prirnar)' n ard Might, Bob Preston , Janice rc sponsihil1ty ,,f l tH" l'!\11tu · il is to Richards, Barbara Stiles, Bon n ie 111:untain i n t ernalion!il pe:tl'I' and Van<.:oo ney, Den n is Walburn, Kar• en Walker, Carol)'n Willlon a nd secur ity Sue Yeauger. Mn Slr;,us.� sa id nwmhN s mu�I Juniors: Judy But.ther, Christi ne alw11)'s bl' pn•�i•n l a1 h1•;1dq1 1artors and do 1 l s \\fork ,•vt•ry day, year in Coats, Barbara Covert, Betty Co• ;incl ve;ir out. l a k i nJ.: prompt action vert, Ka)' Jenkinson, D1vid Lyo ns, Dan11y Malik, Kare n McElhinny,, Ill :i lly C'1TI!'rg1 •111· .v Susie Pullen, Jac-klyn Ratliff, Dori11 Rice. Rosetta Hichards, Judy Sauer, Wilham Stobe.rt, Richard Swackhammer, C)yda Taylor and .Janice Zirkle. 11te Boss says move these nrs or e l se. Biggest Deals ever on ibe biggest selection c11er. Tht"rc's no better lime than NOW lo mall.e a de11l! $1 399 1 957 FORD ' ', . c .\ , , iL. l, U1., ' So, k J 1 � h MS. ::1 � .1.,, (Jbia OIUCKLE FOR TODAY ,, •· ·-------=�=;;;;;;;;;;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . .. ---- C-rackd O Ironton Nazl•s Is Proml·sed I I I t" I I Oldstel's, New Arrival, Make News For Meigs-Mason Areas I :so I I .. • r,.·' Deadline News i; \; •�,-;·,. tl• A Man's Lif.e At Stake Rockefeller Mum On Grow�g Belief He's Back Rain Date Is Set r:�1:�:.1.!�'i'h� �r��';'..... For President . In GOP Picture As Candidate · · · ftll' the annual Horse Show sponoor• ALBANY, ·N. Y. UPI - Gov. Nelson A. Rocke(eller refueed to. dB.)' to Btop lncrwing speculation that he wu again thlnkinr of the Republican prea.idenUal nomtn&• lion. The ,ovemor, litho has formally ruled out active competltion with vice pruident Richard lf. Nixon, told reporters ht! would not com · ment on any · aspect of the GOP convention. But Rockefeller wa!I preparing a new cycle or 'IOlitie.&11 activity, lnct: udinl appeu,ncea in Penn• sylvanla next week and tri lfAf.lh Dakota and :Mont,na tor the an• CQnrerellce In nutl covemon' · June . He turned aside di&euSBion· oC the presidential situation. When asked U he h•d any doubt t'1at lhc vice president would be the party nominee aft.er the Clilcago convention, he nplied "I don't want to talk about that." Rockefeller made it clear, as he has done before, that he has no intention of endonlnc Nixon or anyon� e1se uritll the convention haB aelected ill choice. ''Th.en, H 1 have aatd, 1 wm support the a.ndtdate - and the Mf::ket.n 'l'1Hi ann11al ronferenee of gov• er.nors cpuld serve as a launchin 1 pl11tform for any preSide n tial draft m ovement th11t ap�arCd to bl! gaining strenJth a� Republiean1,re-cvah1ated th_e!r prospect or winning the election, I• A ·whole new wave Of interest was 'aet off Wednesday when the Denver Post called for the nom• in•Uon of Rockefeller ·by the GOP because ·"Nb.on is not the type" to win the Independent votes needed in November. Rockefeller admitted the editor• i■I pleased h i111 . "Wbo wouldn't be If they said nice thinga about you!" be ·asked. ed �Y lhe Meigs County Junior Chamber of Cc,mmerce and the Meigs Cou n ty Riding Ch.ib in 11. meetin!!: this week at the Salisbury Township Bulldlng. The settled date ror lhf.' show is May 15 at the Rock Sprin,;ts lair• grounds. Further p l ans for the show will be made at the club's May meeting. LICENSE ISSUED A marriae:e li('ense has bPen is-­ sued in probate court to David J. Cincinnati, truck Jenki n s. 22, driver and Ruth Robinson , 25, walt·ress, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Middleport. ,., �: �-- \f ·-�1. Gov. DiSalle Tu� Detective Saturday Night In Murder Case COLUMB�S UPI_ - Gov. Ml· c_hael V . D1Sall� will turn detec• t1ve �aturda)' �1ght for an on.the• , spot mvcsllgallon at tJte murder · dec·1a e If h e scene ( o h eI p I um will spare the !ifc or a ma n. doom• ed l("I be e ccuted 'Monday .r1:1ght. � nor lw1ce this week The gO\er took the unusual slep of visiting the condemned man [11. . his 1mall death row cell to discuss the r.rime. Then he announ ced he will go to Hamilton, ?hio. lo talk with authorities and i nspect the place where the shooUng occurred.. He spent ,even hours studying the case Wednesdaj and Hid there were matters he wants to clear up,. The n,an whose life ls at stake j ts F'tant 'Poindexter, 50, who has 9{1:�nl 26 years in prisdn. He said th_al he went with , an elt-e�nvld friend · to a metal shop 10 discuss roofmg. The shopow ner .suspected • bro ke out, and a �obbcry, sh ootrng Poindexter killed a woman he nev• er saw. Thr• Difhrut Sen�ncH � Pomd�xtE"r was !lente nced r�r lhe April 10, 1959, murder of Mrs. Roxie Marie HireB. Hollis Le igh oC Cindnanti , who took Poinde :C • ter to !be shop, was sentenced to life and may be parole d in 20 years. Sam Decker, who set up the- robbery and then allegedly tipped off the Hires', was sen• tenced to life with parole possible .in 10 years. Decker di 1ed tipping off lhe Hires'. The go"ernor said he wants to know wb.y three men indicted for . the same l'rlmc received dtfferent M- n tences ., . · Poi ndexter and Lei"h were tried by a three.judge court. Decker pleaded guilty lo second degree murder before a single . JU dge. Poi n dexter's prison rec-onl goe5 back 41 years . He lived in the barnlort of an older married sis· ter and al 12 years of age wa5 sent to the Kentucky reform school for killing his brother•i n •law's chicken. He said he missed eating regularly after he was released. stole a pair or overalls. and was returned lo the corrcdional school. • � t''"' :A Later he served sentences for min• or robberies. CLAIMS F IRED BLINDL Y · •., h e w11rked pom · dex t er cI 11meu · h t ror t hree years at a every mg Cincinnati YWCA. Leigh, a friend from their days in Ohio Pe nite n• · · to. go u:, an.1u asked hm1 l1ary, ca.me �. lo H.am 1ll1Jn ta see about buying roofing. Poi ndexter said hf' had no . I a ned w idea bb 8/�fd :�\a;�e� ; gu� be­ cause a woman had been shot near his home Poindexter claims he whipped out hiS gun and bega n firing blindly, only as a means or at· tempting to escape. One of his shots kUled Mrs. Hires. 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