https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ebb1e6ec6512883c409e92c07dcdecd.pdf 7841b708fc7ff272108ebd37714b02c8 PDF Text Text ...... "--· .......... . ,._"""' - --·' .... .. - - - - . . .. - . Brownie Troop Communi ty Good Friday Services H eld Friday Evening At Middleport Church Meets Thu rsday A very impressive service was held Fnda� evemng at_ the At Mu rray Home Middleport Church of Christ when commuruty Good Fnd ··-····· ···--- . . . -. .· ·.. -. . .. . ... .. .. �. .. .... ..- -. � - · • •'- .... · -- ·· • ·,CJ"- .. ··· ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNC ED I - • . S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 10, 1860 I Union Good Friday Services. Held Last Night At Pomer.,:,y United Mettiod ,st w Sixth Birthday Observed Thursday or Bo bby Hy­ ,ell, ,on of Mr. and M.n. Robert Pt{. Hy1eU, Mlddl�port. w11 ce le• Union Good Friday services were _held al tt.e ,United Metho­ br1ted Thunday afternoon during dist churc:h in Pomeroy Friday evemng._ White lilles decorated lhe Klndera:arten day of the the altar railing with the cross and lighted ca ndles on the Middleport echools. The 1lx.tb birthday d1 he Brownie t ronuse and the services were held at t�t church with the Rev. Fred I . Gar . smgms the Brownie Smile Sting ner pre.siding over the service. Ch urch of the Nazarene. After the openta of the meeting of tht' Secund The church waes beauttfull y dee - cuiigre gauona l 110ng, Rev. Raymon vradc Brownie Troop of Sugar Ru n altar . oraited for lhEl service with the Konknght, of the Heath Methodist Sd1ool held Th ursday after school Bobb)o'a mother wu asallted by An organ prelude "Oh Sacred Head tiow Woun ded " bY Mn. lighted crOl5 011 • bi l l Kelle. Lilies. Cburcb gave the prayer. Guy Ri,ynolds . te-acher and 1-ter Mrs. leader, the of at lhe home Van V ranken opened the service followed by the Mn. Lewis Mrs. June ' tuliPI and palm• were placed on Lioore In serving re­ The choir, under the d lrection ber l M "" '' · " • n e rn " t • a \' . . , · h:,,· m n . Al as And Did My Savior the rostrum . The inscription, "He of �its. Arthur Skinner, presented e o nts eshm r f f Bun n y sh a ped cook­ �v , l· fr the laat seven words or Christ E,, ,,.r b,, , ,,, m ,,, f , ,m Bleed."" and th e lnvocation by Rev ls Risen" was used over the bap- the anthem, • · The Pray er or 1'"or . tate chee se boxt-s which were be­ b;;heod o re t>eboia was pree,ented ies, ice cream and Easter e&& fa­ Wa l do J·. Bartels. A i;penal num• tistery. v or s, filled with candy. the United Methodial Cho ir. givcness" with a l to so l o by Mrs. g un last week were finish ed and lier, . . Opt'n Our Eyes." wa s prr· bY open an placed On the al ta r was H!h:d wnh can<ly purchased by the_ Davis. Paul 1,,entcd by the Pome r.iy High School was SbeUa gu est Specia l The offe ring ta.DI;!, will be u1ed Bible with th e Cross and Crown 'I hc thcrne for the service wa� girts The girls also colored eggs Glee Cluh under t he direction of for tl1e Dai ly V11;:1tion Bible M oore. Beb by choose fOr his he). and t he .even b ranched candelabra . . Gamb�..:rs on l'<1 lvary" and the I A choroiat,;.• bunny was given each '.\1rs. Lucille Swackhamer . School. �rs. Vanvranken played pen Jlll H arris, Bobby Titu1, An or gan and piano duet was mim�\cr:, �ave short talks rt•laung girl tJy fi.uberta W i lson and Janu: Je(f.. Hysell and Patty Har• pla)•ed by )1 rs. Chesltr Erwin and suhJe<:ts of the cross wub g.irub- L. OUdl for refreshments. f'ollowmg respon:;ive rea ding led "Ofl C.i.l vary HiW' by 81arwh Doui­ Bobb)' ris. lass Byl es, for the offertory. Mn. Ha rold Erwin before t.he ser· lmg. I Goud i, riday the troop met .at the by Rev. Eugrne Br own and the vice beg a11 witll th e choir or the G l oria h1 tri. 1 h e Glee C l ub sang .rr.iy home .i t 1 . 30 t ro m where �l In a ddi tion lo bis helpers and The Do ll:ol ogy and benediction by host church 1u ng, " WerC' Y ou Rev . C ar d n c-r spoke of th e !>Old- lh>'y went to th t! Foster tt£ at Home ' "Jesus Ou r Lord We Adore Thee" Rev. Zundel with the choral re­ hi11 1pecial guest, Darla and Ma r­ bf.rare There"' in the choir room iers of the first tastn who C'a!>t 10 Syracuse They presented the and Re v. Bartels read Mark 1:5: sponse by the choir concluded the la Tracy were also seated at hia thei r ent rance into th e sanctuary. ! o h f u r th t' clothes of Christ. Rev residrnts there with the Easter 24·39. tab le. service. The music in the distanc e g a ve an Konkng ht sµokc of the thlt'Vt:li anrt hll!>kcts which they had made and 1 s er • the g to "What·s Good About Good l""ri· u f how t h (• y hthl stoll•n and gu r1- filled i mpressl\•e beg111n111 day?"' was the topic of the se rmon vice. hkd that Lhi'y w(mld not be caught. were Pame l a Neutz going Those Re v . ll u pp�·lt used l'ilate as his l ing, Sul!an Gerlach, Sheila Cowpresen ted by Re v. Ha lph C. Zun• Rev. Howa rd Ru ppel ! , pastor o l Un ited Pre�b)' lerian subject and of t1ow he washed his del, who brough t out that good the First Murray, Vkki an , Jamee Couch, C hur ch, gave the in,· ocal i on. things may be the result of t hat h t111ds of I lle m .... H er ,i nd tried Lo Kathy Watson, Mary Ash, Kathy SC'ripture was read by Rev ignore 11 Jong ago day. That God and Je­ <:onde, :� arlene Coudwin, Betty Jlc v Hart k 1 1 !>PflkC on the d1sri- Jean lobstetler. Jeannott.c Phi l lips, su5 are not lleparate even m th e C l yde Bartl ett. pastor of l he l .------------;..;;1 i r le8 of the Cro!>s and told of how dea t h of Jesus. An a rtist pictu res Karen Hayt:ti , Roberla W ilson and the pie rced hiands of Jesus an d they disappeared in the crowd and the l cad1:rs, Mrs. Murray and Mn>. SAN DRA KAY TAYLOR back of the cross the pie rced bands were not there when Christ need- Harry Wati,on. • of God the F a ther . The suffcrrng ed then, thus gambling with the Tram,porta tton wa s provided by ·vour New are an heshir e ou . . e Paul C E. Taylor, 2 Mrs R t and , Rev - of tile Father for the Son was future. t he Pomeroy Chu r<'h of Christ, the Rev. Ny l e Borden of th e Mt . Mor· sponsors of the troop, �Ith Mrs. nouncing the engagement of their daughter, Sa�dra, _Kay, ,to brought out and also how long a lab Baptist Church u,ed t he sub- Harold Smith, Conrad Ohlinger and Car l R. Veith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ve llh, C heshire pe r.feet ilUffer�g God has been suf. I termg over a ,m•slck world. ject ""We of th e Cros s Tod ay" and Melvin Smith driving their cars . . Route 2 . �-:-said we are ga m bli n g with owSEL F-SE RVI CE the weddmg. for · set been has date No Rev. Zunde l spoke on selfish 9UU]ij Ulllll WC 11rccpl Christ and ,__:..:;:..:;:..:;;;:;;:..:;::;;.;;;;;;__ Coin Operated tl d thu� becume assured o f our des­ ,�::.:�·'&:,":� �;,;;; tiny AG MAYT how wrong a penon IS they call 1 he ll!('e ti ng closed with the make i t right b y going . t o ChrlsL hymn. "Only Trust Ihm" and llev. Ca l vary 1s full of forgiveness of · . . Ruppclt pronounced the bened1c• IN M l llllL F.PO RT A contrihut1on w as made to the Johnny Appleseed f� nd God. ti 011. the Winding Trail Garden club met Thursday evening when Ushen for t he service were Wi l• aw LUCILLI HAWK.IHI The anthem "Thee We Adore " home of Mrs. Allard Pratt. the at . _ bur Th4'oha ld. ficorgc Meinhart. , n op Mrs. G. R. Thompson presided al the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Edwud Lietwi ler 1 (11ran· A h bo!l, ;l.1arvm Kel l y, l l ar• �t��t c �u_b e and fami ly of Lor a i n arrived ed with d�votions by Mrs. John Terrell, f ollowed wl CJld Luh!>e und Wendal l G e rl ach. , 1 the ir The off l'rin)( Lakcn wi l l be used Thursday lo spend the w eekend prayer in unison. _M e mbers answered to roll call With T YOU R NEX fur the to-011crative work of the with his parents, Mr. an d Mrs. mo11 t effeclive insecticide . . A tour ribbons, one for douh le daffodils, :11m1stenul Association which m• John Lietwiler and Mr. and Mrs. of th e Ke nwood Center <tt Mans1· u 1· d s y h. e PRI VA TE PAI\TY dutk� ( lie summer Duily Vai:ation John M . Li e twilcr, lle lh eada, Md., field on May I I was 1mnounC<ld. QR O O Un i�e ac!nt:i� ::, 11� d �;e ;tt1. e: �h• ��;.5 who arrived Friday night to spend l lihle Srtiool. Th e regi ona l meeting lo be hel d ION "All Hal l The Risen Th EPT e REC fur hi.rge )' e llow daffodi ls, forsythia ------ ¥Cvcral da ys with his parents . ,e cantata at Logan on May 4 was an nounce d . Jane J...?reny wi ll r Lo by.Helen ' d oblong an l l in wi ow pus1;y and Marvin B. <.:arbon11ea u wi ll be the brass con t ainer . e BANQUET pre s ented a� t h e M1dd le pport be Mr. and Mrs. Jue Beegle and � I peaker for the forenoon and Mrs. Church o r Chr1at for the Easter daughter, Shirl ey, wtre In Colum• Ceci l Uyehara of Dayton, a J a pan• e ME ET ING Ro l hour, Mrs. During the socia · Sunrise service at 6 by th e choir. bu11 Saturday lo meet t heir son ese llower 11rrani er, will speak i n bcrt Lewis conducted two contests Mrs . .Arthur Skinne r is directo r and brother, "Buzz" Beegle, who the .pfl ernoon. Mrs. L eo Bryan, H w h Mrs. Charle11 Lewis the wi r. ner and Mn. Clarice Erwin, accom • flew th e re from f't. Monmouth, Mrs. Pat rick. Wood and Mrs, Ca rl of bo th a (ter which a d essert p a nist. J., t o spend the weekend witli Wlll w e re named AS the n ominalN. e r p Church EUB C1irmel The cou rse as se rved by t�.e hostess. Now Scl\lptured SVlini - AGA Approved BIIT ­ POMaRO Y'S � � wll� be M rs. Martha Cb1ld sented an F.uitl'r play "' [¥ It I. them. jng commit tee. Th,,. May meetin g wi l l be at the 1960 Automagi� 'Cl,tikjng Featur1"': r e ader and colored ahde! will be Lord?" with the followmg l·ast, Pttvattc Roome For M rs. L c1 un d S ax to n and 80. 11 , A Jet ter of realgna1 i_on was r ead hOmc of Mrs. W a l ter Bentz. h I s own. . lasl night. 10 to 17� People rom M rs. G eor' e Hemes · "Pause f . Do Eastman were business Ylsi-.- .Rold Wheel O,,en Heat Control M agic 1.,lte �hry, mothf'r of John Mark. Suf' tors� Ill f;olum'bU !I l'' ue11day. (or Living'' booklets con tributed R e gular mc\'nln1 W o rship a t . Circle; Mary Magd.alene and ;I.far 1 Mrs. �arl Muore and Mrs. G oef. by the Coca Co la Co. were distrine,:. - Swing-Out Broiler Hi-Ln Ui!i•Bur 10:30 with the- pastor, Hev. Fred tlrn, �J�! t•rs o! Belt111ny, Karen frcy w_1lson a nd daughter K�ll y buted The traveling p r ize donated .' ; I Gardne r , p r e s enting n. Easte r I. a w a :, 11 ward ed Holtrr ,i r1rl A1,n Ca rlet on: Hh11da, were f rlda)' guelitS or Mr. and b l\ll;s . Walte r Benti · Leg Levelers 1 � -. . � . After 6 P.M. with message. Evening worship ser vice a snvi11g mnid, Pixie Cirdt• . John Mrs. Verne D av,s. toY M rs. Robe rl Le w, �. c Servie a l 7 : 30 Merchants Police :\'lark. l .nrry ( 'irdc: S;1r.ih. n1u1hrr Two topics were p re,;cnled , " A _·_ ___ Visit the furniture dept. on the 2nd floor. See the __ _ or J111l;1•: l:;rarlnt . l loru l hy ('1rdf'; Mr. ,r nd Mrs. Willi11m . McQuigg Lesson on CultlYatio n and Trcal · Thi:! Cll'tlC'� of the First Bap t ist · Recor Hop 011tpone ' "' '""' " ,1,,,.,,,1,,. u,11,. 'l,tl d•"ihters spcnl the past ing" taken from the t-'lowcr and .tetrn. variety of UHIO titodelo of Magic Chef Gas Ranges. . 11 meet . WI leport, Midd hurch, C , 11 Terse . r� M hy M � r x : ( ' leoph.is, n dt�(' l(IIL ' , Bill W'ckenll ·,n Pomeroy. magazine n Garde Due to Good Fr I d ay, t here was no oI Serving Good Food 1 · arldnn: Th<' JUrss1·d Viri-:m ;l.fory, Mrs. Helene Johnson left tod ay and "Pest Co ntrol" taken from the this TuesclllY in the homcs . reco rd hop at the Syracuse Sch oo 1 and Legal Devcra.g�a Aurt . . 1 1 1, Oct!frr; .J1u.l111,. Hngcr llnll• for Dayt(Jn wh e re she wllJ care government b u II e t"m N 0- 46 • bY t he memb ers. Each group w1 1 1 l "l night. There will be a �c ord hold a pollu'-'k suppe r at 6 pre ced hop next ..--r iday evening and eaeh N; Salome. P11t1y June!!: Joa11na, Jor Mrs. John Chase the comina Mn. Charle, l,ewis. • · U n t 1' l •' 30 A · M · • lng their mcetlnt:. · t · Cresccn I 0 "Portra ita o f Sprmg 111 week, while Mr. a nd Mr11. Gjen rr .....,d ay evening ti 1.erea fler u ntil meet l l wi Circle -;;; Love•Joy -;. The ' · ;;;:;__ " '-aa -= '" p�sign" w•11 lh e theme of the flow"". Chase are uway. '., '" ,.. '·.. ;;;. further noUc e . The hops are spo n­ --::::za:: a::::-:a.z-::::::::a:::-::a-:::-::: er arrangemen1B which were Judg- at the h o me of Mr_s. Charl es sored by the Sy racuse Junioir Fire­ Col. and Mrs. Wi ll iam Smith of ed by Mrs. Tltompson. Mrs. Char l es ! B<'nneU, the Electa Circ le at the me n. The ma s ter of ceremonies for Alexandria, Va., arc the guests of Lewis a received a hlu e one for an I home of .Mrs. Wi l lia Anthony, thP. the hop wil l be announced l�ter. Mrs. Theodore Elier!lbach. arrangement or forsythia, yd l ow Priscilla Circle at the home of a nd while d11 rtodlla and aborhllke Mrs. Gene Coleman and the Dor· Lowel l Sa!licr of D1,_vlo n a rriv• Ci rcle will meet a l the a f l at whllr container and ,'1- t rs. cas c d Thursday to attend the wed­ in bert Lewis received two blue church. Ro dini: o f his sister, Miail Caro l . l ie was 1l{'Compa11ied home by PTA MEETING Mr!I. Salser and chi l dren wh o The Sa l isbury PTA will meet have l>et'n the gue11h uf her par · 'f111N1d11y f'Vf'n in[! at the school. ents, Mr. -1111d Mrs. t "l arence Ihle. Th" rirw:r :m1 wil l t.e a display _or Hu rry Will111m11on and grantlso!l • a hollhy or rol l Ntion by pupils Jef h'{'Y Bork holder or Akron src S of l tu· scbool. Chi l dren m"51 tno i,:ucsts uf h1.s brother and l h:11· c lhrir c,hib(t at the school um lw 1 ,,f penplr ymmg ' l'"ive Hlster · 111 - 111w, Mr. uncJ Mrs. l'hLJ ('h11 1 r h Youlh F,·11 "\'-' hv 7 11 m. Mrs. G•ll Suc k and 11ptlst e eroy w111111m.son. �hip act·ompanh·d Mr:;. I LMh l · . Mrs. l ! C'rbcrt !Jixon wll l be hos· Mi's, ltuth 8uffin1::ton lefl Wed· Zundlll to a distrid tritmmi: c,in . teslles. •-" - --"- -''-"-'""---;;;:;;"', uctiduy tor JI. Lou1i-, Mo., to spend fl'ren<'e al Rio ( ; rade. The eonfer,•o,·e .. ,,, "'""""' hy 1 L WO WCell!I W l ln Ur. <llld l\lu. Wlll· Ma ry Tracy of 1(10 (,ra 11(k wlrn 1:1am McUow1m. _ slate rcpre11e111alive u ( thr 8,1 p1 1s1 POMEROY, OHIO Yo uth ffllowsh i() £or Snu!111·rn Ohio. "And Be Rl.'newctl"' • \l'Jb h,• TONIGHT l hl'me of the c11nfrren ce whid1 r,,n ' 4 ·D MAN" ' pn• f1•n•111•p con gt'neral of sisted Sclencr-t'icti-on Thrll•ler iods and worksho11 1ie11i- ions. Sc'1n11I - lliiSO nH\l't' rR who arc al'l1 v1• 111 hoth "FOUR FAST GUNS" a nd naliuna l Bapt ist yo11 l h �talc five aplp1cants 1or membership Ja•mcM Craig - Martha Vickers work. a��isted i n the 1·1mf1·��•m•n wero n•ct> ivt•d wht> u Hock Springs which includfd II noon l und1co11. SUN., MON. ■ncl TUES. Grange met Thuuday evening. Attending wlth Mrs. ZundP I wt•n· "THE WONOERY'UL Amoa l.A.·o nurd, worthy m.a ster, Sally r'oster, Sharon Vou1111:. Jean t:OUNTRY" presided anil one appoa l for aid and Sharon and Charlene I .Robert M-itohum, Jul� London Holt wu answered ll was decided to :,::,: I. �e: have II Hhor1 huslnes!l St'S8ion at Zund - =���:;;;;;;;"'::;:;�;; �== :::;;::: �� :::; '1:30 on Aprll 28 and then a ttend : : ' . . - - upera1ion Forward" nlgbl at rome ro)' Bend Granae , The ledure r , Mrs. Huber Brown, presented a procram which opened , • .. _),\ r with a;roup singing of "The Old lluggcd CrollS " fo ll owed by the re ading nf ! h e !!:ast e r story bf Mni. Edward llumphrty a nd an 11 rllde "What 111 �lltt•r"/" b)' Mn. Robe rt ·11 you're a newcorndr Louks. Thrcl' poem!! Wfre Had: " ' A l'robkm , " by Nancy Skinner. hi this o,.a, we invite you "A Gimlen."' l!r11. W. A. Morgan, an d "A P11ck11gc o f Seeds," 'Mrs. •• com• In a n d g t l Gl'o rgc Sklnnt'r. An a rtic le 11hout "Him" by Ho · ocqualnt.d. We will wtl• mer llict precl' d4'd II readinj. "The Nfw 11\red Man'' by M.ni. 1'"rank - tti. opportun ity to A p�m "Sahity Jo'int" by r.ru,c,11rr. Harry MUler, Owner M r8. Emil Ball rond uded the pro­ help you "get settled" i; ram. POMEROY, OHIO At the cl o� of the meet lng the r l,i Oll'f way thot _,. £, .,IAIN ST. 1nnu11 I Easter supper was served. offer you I I Magic Chef Ope ning Soon ' DUDS IN SUDS LAU N DRY I Mainly About Peop le I n P Omeroy b�tes. - . j:� �:i�t· Winding Trail GardencYuhc��tri ' To Johnny Appleseed Fund At Session PLAN and ARRANGE HOffL MARTIN Church of Christ TO Present Easter C t t S d oy . Easter Play Presented At Carme l Churcjh 1960 MAGIC CHEf 'GAS RANGES Church C' rcles T." Hold Ses• 'ons Ne x t Tu esday FRE'E PARKING HIDE-AWAY BAR .,. Pilots d p d $1 2)t00 to $249.00 PH I LC O TV SPECIA L Youth Group ers Atten d Memb , BaptlSt eSSIOn ------ ELB !RF ELDS I ,,aaa..a-------;;;;--aa , MElr.s THEATRE Applicants Ask Membership At Rock Springs ' '• l ' I B ig 2 1 inch Pictu re With • ' ' A Beautiful Console Cabi net ' • I j ' ' ' ASSOC IAT ED RAD IO and TEL EVIS ION ' ' f can,p1.. l••d_ We bonking a servic. I». P-, 3% Jnternt OIi Your Sa� ' ' . \ I Foclonl Reserve Synem Member Federal Depo&lt.lnsunnce Corporation POMiROll, OHIO Memhr •. , . Yo u'l l Be Glad Yo u Did . Here Is Meigs County's AIIOClaUnn ol Jnd.epeadenl · . . • lnllll'U"" Agencies The FARMERS BANK · and Savings Company I N MI DDLE PORT This rnon suffered on unnecessary loss when his house burned down . . . o loss he would not hove suffered i f he hod received sens�le, pr9� fessiono l i nsuranc e odvi.c:e·. ·,P(ln't let this .J,g::>:pen .to you. Buy your i nsurance front •ci'n-·hidependent i nsurance agent who con help you with a l l your needs. Agent Before You Buy to p,r nNds. • • • w- "Good Enough" See Yo·� , I nde pen den t MN, I-· Also, - BAK ER'S Thought Any Insur-• WFD -LIKE TO · MEET YOU! YOURS FOR ONLY I • TH IS MAN bow,w,g v, D. Edwardl Insurance Agency POffitrOY. OhJ. Reuter Jnauruee Agency ,...,..., Ohio Hobeletler · lnauranee Agency ,_,....,. Ohio • wunnce Agency Ml�I-, Ohio oevi.Warner ln11111'11n"" Servi"" ,-,.,.,., Ohl• limn " SlmplOll lnsurure Ageney J Mkllltopo,t, 111M JUIT l�ADI AWAY" LONDON UPI - 1 The LIN'MND TI'"" Sutld■y ,rlnt... en artlde abovt m■ct.l t for l•n• ..rvlc■ •wtrdN lly the 1.-,aJ Hortlc ul, tvr■I Socl..,. un.,_ thlt h-.dlln.: -Old .. ,dwwra nrter d'e , • ." VOL XU • e OIUCKLE FOR TODAY ent1ne at ' NO. 2 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April March: New Peak 18, 1960 Housewife May Face Hi gher fletail trices WASffiNGTON UPI - .:ov­ tm1.,1e1u c �onc.,m,als sa id today thut scar :r:� wholes::le prices !Jst m,r,lh m:iy p::imt lL a new round of �etni l pr\cc increases before r;n)j- !vmmer. . l heir fo:eco<it wa� based ou a �t,Qr Deparlment report Sund�r . rµ,ahl bh•)Wing th.It whole� .. . , Jqiit--a ln . M,i-th elllbl:Jed 10 J : •!f,Hme 'Peale, ,rc::ect'.Jlg �h-cr e,fls of farm products and food. , .'he eCOnomie'ts. Hid the rep,,�t mttn- the awriee con1ume. { j IMhl cos:Ls also J)l'obab ly reafhed a ~new record high Jut montti. ' t'he wholesale price Index �prnpcd 1iJ1:-tentbs of one per cent in .,iart!h • the la rgest monthly tt• in two rears • to 1 20.0 per cont of the 19t7-f9 average. T.his eq�,1cd the record high set Ja8t Ajml. a1 ..... Wint..- W■ath., �w winter weJther In •March Puahed QP prices of livestock, nreall and eggs, and vegetable P.rlffs moved up seasonally, the BtirHli of Labor St�tlltles said. ll said gasoline costa also ro11e 111\il>i�tfall, but other non • farm commOdltl19:s were unchanged or dedln� in pri�. tnciease ln : - the wholesale in� Came on the heels of a re, from • cabinet.level com• �e said tb,e wholesale prke in• was virtually steady for two Y.�r• and called It "a very use­ fµ-.1 tool for detecting and ■naly­ IlflM infiationacy trends." t1111t the u psur1e in the farm­ fobd ·category is bad , news for hOuaewive1, economiats said. Low 1rocery price.s i\ave been holding dawn the con,umer pdc,i; index. down the consurnet , ppice indwt, �other bftGmeter Of infiatld'n, fbr. D'loat of the past fear. I WEATHER - k I Reviewed B y Officia ls '' I I r ' I I I Yollt1;gsters Swarm Over Park � Hunt For 430 Prize Egg� SUl\ijly f,' ' ••d n.Uf G' dL nosp,ta -,u Mclmyre'.Ri� Are AnnoUllced For Wednesday H Bthde,' e, N. , 5 West Me�s Men Jailed For MaliCIOUS • ct en. . aII Of D Of A. Is Annual R T L.ln. · U_..! lJAiU'.'IGI _&ta·W-.J -�·- . '.i . 1C1JD 0 !lJln. •"li&G- Miry llllll, R Sa',vm • g· Li. v·es Now•, Futore T00 Sl\risher·Rites . .11' I� TWOfOId Acs · ObJ.eet.Ive Are. Tuesday At 2 O'C} k Ci-llZeO • S ic t T ke P}Cdges Ofk Fnr Progress · :r. · �n °. •N>)'. ' I !1' fb.4!! Minor Accident W Invet1ti1Jted SundllY. • I Delinquent Tax Issue s:NGLE •:O!"i rn a m"i!eting of the Met�s th• commlaion-en uld ••• m• I be follo wed . Any land on which cO·Jn ly <.:omnus.sioner.s t u J s lernh wtllch. if not paid, st-.tld I t.axes �re o�er duf' ii irnbject to !hei moi nrng at the court hou.:ic, I bt forfefttd tv lhe 11,t<1 r.11ther dr:hn quen t J:st, C..tdwel l sa id. 111 .ol d for • moun,, w;1ich •r• rhe su uJect of delinquent tax• Mr. •nwfflci.,.t hi pey "'- e.,._tt 1111 ! of Ice. Caldwell 1ndJcated that hi, es_ w_as discussed by the c om• _wou ld state <'ompilin g a liit mimone � s and Cou nty Audi· Mlvet tl,ln 1 the _ lands as delln• I or deun que nl l ane., !Jr publieat.i on qi.ent •n d for NI•. • as soon a, the present oersonal ,tor &ordQn Ci'ldweU. The aud. The p roceis of C?l 1ecllng• de l in• t?.x �ol lection i, cJmPit!Cd May J . · 1Lor . ind.!catcd fol ,o w ln g the I quent tu�.,; as pro\rlded by [aw re• 1I A11 . wu po1merl ocl at the meetinl �SSlO J! that a delinquent t ax .quirei tha t the delin�uent l a nds be:w�en the a udito . r ,md t he com­ UJt WJ l l be cornp 11.ed j n the be adverti�ed , H del1nqqent for missioneni, the ma::e r oi the to l­ ncar future �nd pu bJ1sbed as I �wo sucee-dmg years and then ad: lechol'J of deJinqurnt U J1:es ii 1 a p �t of a dnve lo collect an j ,Lrl t!il!� f ,,r HI� . The �r�eu, 1 1 , du ty of the eounty aud i to r •Jleci• GSlUJJated $40,000 in delin- , was rx,1nl ed. out 1a a cor, ;,nu111 g one fil!d by Jaw. I 1 � " 1 . h.- rte 1nri uc>nt tu: ll11 must be que!lt taxes. I fn the only reso lutio n passed li7 1he deHn qUeI 1 tax list, Mr Cild - pllbl�s�ed �aeh year . with the lan�I ; the _c11unty commissioners UJil wel_l ,.aid . W3.'I lul publ ished i n I u p 1,1,h.c h l,1e la,ill'S hhe been paid mornmg 1 8 i:_:ross o f I " ..1 �8 ,or u se Meigs. Co unty in 1 956 but no fur I del!led th� second hme and new 1n the ce:ne t(lrie s Mem orial Day BtiGS i'AY OFF - Here is on a smail part of the crowo , dl'l� 1 n quel'l "s c adde d. Too, ;. sale of w.as ordered frJm ther effort" has been ma d e t.o colthe L. W. Par­ . that wail.ed for prizes during the ster Egg hunt at Middle­ lect the taxfs or to orfer the delin - 1 del inqu ent, lands mu11 be made ker L:impany, Clyd e, Ohio at $18.43 port Sunday afternoon. That bard working man with the lists, quent proptrly for sa le . each .vear 1 f the lega l process Ill t o per gross. oack to carnera 1 center, i:s Rotarian George Meinhart. -� • ·· - �- -. - -- Com m i�s.ioner, Dan Hart inge r I and Rol land l'ieu Ulin g present at the time of the diSl'Ussion . were of 1 �e opin ion th a t the delin quent : 11:.t shou l d be published b}' tbe audi tor but only i f the n ecessary lega l p rocedure is fo l lowed to coll ect the t axes each yea r there­ Over 500 y\)ungsters were estimated in the crowd that after. In a. sale of deUnquent tax . swarmed afternoon over U,,e green slopes of the Mid­ properties he ld abou t 10 years ago, they pointed out, !I large acre­ . �•�rt Roa�e park huntin If 430 priz!' eolored Easter age or coal lands w11 sold to lodi­ . viduala as speculation and that ff.,y llai� dao'tht.r ,r. Mr. ,a / the sam e Jandl i.re again delin• Mrs. WIiiiam Haji, 556 Lauul..i) Qff QSS aS q uent u the buyers at the delin• lound the "nugget" erg-Qold col..J. quent land sale have made few H J µred-.worl.h \$10, •hile l\<IQOrt , fanumO S any tax payment, on the Pro. SWan&.1n, aon of Mr.. and M:n. 4.J •' • perty. �arroll Swan,on, 219 s. Finl-av, / Much of "'- dotUnqUMt l■ncls,, ·OW found the 1iilver . egg worth $5 . . . . L itff• Kathf Thom, ,, 1 1 , of . The event WIii the annual Easter Rutl■nd, Ji apparffltly tryln• to &iii hunt sponsored by the Middle- · , follow In the foah..;., of her <port-Pomer oy Rotary Club as- , IH ndmoth.,.-even If thev lead ahted ·�y members of the Middle, 1 to tha ,...i,- o.n.rar Ho, , PItal. port Fire Department. Last S■p,NINr tha g,i11ndmoM ayor Kenneth McElhinney firIMRY LINk ed the opening gun for the &J"\Xl• ' th w, Mn. E th■I N,lson, fel l at h., 1,11, nd h ..... while .,.,hln1 ou, children who <>O ul d hard A �••., l �ow1 and 1uft■ r■d a IN'olc•n ; w take a step .....0 d lh e · · y • Five Western •�• 111 \whieh hn retuit.ct in ijevwal · Meil, men Weta)I · n a11 ro_pe witlwui U01 �ing ov L... _ . r to ♦Na tiNl,ffAi 1w the MUed t, 'Wfttetld · ah 1 ' .tittle �n, ,ut.., .•��;ii.., : . ' · ,. ,: , � of alic' d t!>�IJ .,.. lo , "&Jde-p� ol the,r · • ., .. ... . • · �r@>l'lf " .';;d t�:..�trJ/i�qth� ·· own. 1 ' • Y"t•rday- Kathy, th• 4■vwh• county eO&U't iHt payme nt of dam• Darabar• Stout of the cou nty ter · of Mr. ■nd Mn. Ed Thomaa, ages and oourt; eoaa. ·. . , -�e: �Ual r;;ilY of the Daughters �f Ame�ica� District 13, welfare �e_partm�nt staff, � ro u g� l Ruthind, fell out of a 1wl.w and Sheriff Robert' Hartenbach said CQn �, � ¥.atietta at seve� child ren fro� .the fhlldren s ■ lq 1uff■rN 2 �·�· • April 20, wuti a brohn 199 and lhat Pau l Sigman 27 Charleti Wake puty, presi ding . ly, Distri home to lhe hunt, . ah d saw that i1 now taki g er ct " De n h s,r•nd�htr'• Schoonover 26 and ' Ma; Co 21 The ,linual rally Of the Da u&ht· they � ad _treat, .dterwards at Rey• plan n Carrie • pethint. Mrs. fbi:Kathy 11 • all o f Rutla�d. �nd Bob Banefi, 20: en of America, District 13, con• trid Deputy, preaidfng. Funeral st!:rvlCos n ol da Dairy Store. curl• r for Th• o,uy S.ntlnal and Weeley Barrett, 24, of Dan- venes in Marietta it 2 p. tn., April Belle MClnt,re, of N�w Haven who The Golden Gleam No. ZM chip. Ha rold E. Hu.bbard, Hunt C�air- i n Rutl•nd. died at the Pleaaant Viiiley Hospl· ter ville, will serv e u hostcu Council were arrested • Ed • rs -11. for county of 20, with M . ith W ely, Di · man of I.he Rola�y Club, aupervtsed ________ tal Saturdl.y a[Jernoon after a with rice Mi u I va Griffin as &eneral s by r ________ �P Pomeroy atrolman Hena staff � f �ot a_r1an s _and vo l unteer ch_alrl.ady . Dignalariei. expected ia-Ion& illness �ill 'be held Wedneary Werry after they had d•m•ged ., help m en 1ssu mg the _ prlze11 w h lcb Middlep elude Mrs. Mary Link, State Co11n4ay at 2 •p.m. from· llae Church of ort Police the top of a new eon.Vertibe park- Wellston Man BIG Wi!'.INi!:I\S left, and "Robbi' ' Swanson, ranged from 50 cent p1etea to num• dlor, Cleveland; Mn. Harriett CanChrist. near Cotlagdille, w. Va. ed at a R oute 7 night club. hold aloft their gold and silver eggs good, for $10 and $5 at er ous_ kinds of merchandise, all eport Two Attests .� Y urt ningb am, state vice eouncilor, Clnwith the Rev, Clifford Shaver of Sheriff Hartenbrich said that the r1bu ted by merc�ants .and pr&on o � C h ief Her be rt Gilkey J n th� d Rotary n r ep -Firem or v ted e 2, dnnati ; Mr,. Ruth Broedlillg, J . an 3 sponso red oh ri.11 Do Easter Egg .Hunt SUnday in al Cahoon. Rout fi HendertoD, J.n char&4' and b u e e men had damage r the ar by fe im onal men of Middleport and two arrests over the weeke nd with releaaed from the pHt !bte collD.cilor, · Dayton; Kn.. . jumpi ng on the roof o f the n r as Wal� • . wlll be made In the Woodruff Mi�dleport. Pomeroy. Reuben Swa r tz . Thomas Fork, sti ll cemetcrr near the church. it wa s parked in the parlr:lng lot o f coonty J•ll � by Judci: E. W. Margaret Daniels, auociatc Junior in jail Mid People, following a hearing tn put sta te counci in dlep awa ort iting hear Cot­ In , born lhe nigh l spot. Mrs. McIntyre was lor, BycsvlUe; ing before Mayor Kenneth McEIcounty court Oil • non-111ppol'I Mrs. FlOlllie Wilson t.aaeville Aug. 24, 188:1 the dau gh­ , aSIOCiate hinney on an intoxication cha rge. c harae . Cahoon bad been UTttsted councilor, Akron ; n ci.r, state ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ham• M . SHAVER CITE D R unSaturday by !lbenff's offioen. Ralph E. Noel, ni o Hav New n, e PHt n, was state councilor, Akron: Wiayne Leo Shaver, Ga llipolis, ihon Boone. Oahoon WU orden,d to pay the Mra. Cecila Dunfee arrested by Middl eport po l ice on WQS cited -iuto state JealalaM� county court � or the eaae Surviving are her buauand, Tho­ and � were tiYe, Ulre City; Mn. Hazel Ander a DWI charse and has been TC-- by the Ohio" State R. W. son a · Haven; ratro 1 on Char· d mae M., New leased und er $200 bond for a later -eee of -.....m.. - 00 Route U - 13mi5sed w h e -D erran,:ements son, past s tate councilor Canton · <A Saving lives oow, as well as couhtlcss lives in the future Mcfol.)'re, New Haven; two daua:b· 7 S n were- made for paym� oo Ute Mn. ....,.......... hearing. , Edit h Betzing, chairman oi • da y. ten, Mts. Hit.el st�.kman, ID'D, ls t� double•b non-aupport charge. led objective of the American cancer SoOC � (S.. AnnU11I R■ llr P■.. Fl") Mc­ Grace Mias and 0-i Chlllicothe, ciety s Crusade . wh1cb opens today, accordip.g to Charles Mur. l"uneral services for William a. Intyre, Columbus, O.; two 11i1ten, ray, chairman of the driv' e here in Meigs Co'unt y. Swisher, 81, who died Saturday fdr1. Lydia Warner. Long Beach, "The SUCC"fiSi of o ur abort-range , ---�-�-"-----evening at his home on Ru81Lel l-s1, Calif.; �nd MJ"B. Vi r&inia Hussell, and long-range program, depend , Middleport will be held Tuesday Pt. rleua.nt; 1ux a:randchildren a nd upon, the &enerous cooperatton of · at 2 p·. m fro m the Rawlings-Co als fo ur a;r-eal arande�ildren. the public," said Mr. Mw-riy . f< ' tmeral Home with burial in Mid• Fogle­ lhe at call ma)' r1ends 1' "lf funds are available, we can dleport I-Jill Cemetery. song Funeral Home a!ter Tueada1 step_ s! P _the re11earch we now s�p · - . w M r. Swisher had worked at Hob· noon. , poµ In · �undred_s of l�ator1ei , aon u a macbinlat, reUrlnc in. 11>44. l�{ed .,)" more ., t �in l.opQ �icm• Survivlni: are tnree sons, Ern• tin, · wh,o .,. �ee,klna .lo . <iobtroi , }" ·• · . · t V e1 , A ,, nna he1m, Cali£. ; Marion, · 1111 · . ce tor U "1ol, &•a 1f fund 1 n l 1 lnte e r i}' -�• taken i� Toledo, O.; and Charles, of Sagi. "1i\n' -�flma - -;"i({ P iJa ' 1�allabre ·,,� . $1.n. � to,.,n elfl:(tiona IHt Tbvn- .Daw, "M.ith . ; two sisreh, Mrs. J51,. · ' needa iQ U\li iiro�· nf· WV--:, , · '� Pomeroy police inveitl&ated • c: · •tio �. ...J.,..111 , . • .;, whtn. c�t��tUl'ned:. Out bel�e Auth erson, Bradbury; Mn. p ubli �Q. ()' . t;l . .,,, 1 . mlnw aeeklent. Su.ndly •t 11 :411 . . fU, �e , lllri,ft' tqwn �rtha Carter,' New P1Ym0Ut h , O. ; . ll • 'VO� ,-to: ,o:levr;t .t hotJI , ve: -a0d education. 11 . a.m. a t the traffic' titffl. ,at the in­ o• ,.,.,.. ·L.· · w i. o ,11 · ,eteett.o11 and a brot-hcr, Earl , of Addison. . . vote in tiiany �s. , A 1 1 e. � , , Tbt' tersection of · 0ourt ·· anc1 Main .,.,_ m er��� u :,Citiz:ei!JI Ticket �Won Services will be conducted by the . cer ever y feu - without need. · ,streets. A ear . dri- ven· by Da11,1 , . I n Rev. Francis Glader . Friends mai · CtllNd9 W11J ,:on: elect.fob b.,.� a l•fle · ritl)ortv The <.:aneec 1'�1st.er, Gr,eenfield, IUft'cred about unue thr<NJ.Cbout A PtU� which ·•• w_h'iC:h the followiba' �re ele�\ed. call at the funeral ho me anytime . � dam91'! -when it w.a struell: ' , Mayor, E, . J, '1 CtlWSj• Recorder �8ua1, h H been desI&nated Cancer Jam es :t1 . c rump · 11. mf Cou by a back.mg car driven by Diane L: nditnen ontrol M�nth .by Aet of Conerea.t ( w: · Gibbs' D. Smith K. f" Ride Bond Kiay Kins, 109 Un.ion •ve, Pom· and . .Hre1lde n l Ewnhower. Tht1 · ­ ' ,...ung and • Earl '· g ., 01 1 H 1 Ye:tr n�ur, A. E. McM effe ctive ra U y.,, Mayor Court 1'1sher l"old police that his was 19 , again the lite-saving slog:ap of Fu:fds In a session o f J'lay or Charles Crlt�s Smith 8.nd Ridenou r a l l tihe' t;bu:d w- in a line 1twped al th11 ,Year's Cr.sade; "�uard Your . were · in�umben!.ti, During thei r Legar"s Com:t Saturday evening, t.be tf,titc Uibt. A oar abced of fa )' , Fi�hl c��cer w1 lh a Ch k, ec � . terms •�f offi �e they expressed in ­ Noah Hu.rl ey, Columbus, forfeited the .vebie&e stalled and Lhe lip� d a (. heci. te Ki!i& car •WIit -backed to ca around On t_he eve o� the drJve, Mr. Mur- reiiit In improviflg the town and a $25 bond on a ch.lrge of s peed­ mg on East Main•l'lll bro ught by th& parked car and ,truck tihe ray !Bid lll&t mghl that more t an in trying t o get a · water i;ystem. � Th� Pomeroy poliee. R. D. Boggess, Ra• pledge, or platform, of the Flahu oar. There ,,.,we no -in-Juriea l� vol unte ers arc ready to go 1 to o C itize ns TickN is: A new school cine, arrested by Pomeroy po lice .. c�l!)n in M�lgs_ C(!tinty. on a charge o f havlng no driver's 'T hey d�atr1bute informat on building 8:nd playgro und; bc!tl'r ! ts trnd roads: comp lete dust l icense, was fined � and costs. str ee m.i�erl�.I which 'A'.e know � be life. In a state patrol caae, Richard saving, t h e cha1rm�n Hid to t �,e control;J do u ble the number of M. D emoss fl!I fined $5 and costs s treet ight:i' � nd progres s t or the householder, of Me1,(I County, l on a charge of having a defect ive eYer tow w11y in n .v . urge you to save 011,r Ie•f'J"!t&, to head l ight. ___ Lall rttu fOr Shenl"an Granl 1tudy them SENIOI\ CLASS PLAY - Racine High Sc_hool senior class nolly, Don Weese, Mary Euler, Pally Roush, Doroth u lly and bttd step1pe..., qe 84, who died early tbelr advice -caref y Circle, to give yourself and actors and actr_esses are, front row: (left to right) Mary Grace Karon Holter, Jerry Lee and Sunday morning in an At.henl H0t­ your fa ily Play Directo r Carl Weese. Third p MEIGS GINElllAL HOSPITAL lbc beal .pouible m Stobart , Saradelle Rees, Joyce Carson, Margie Stoba-r t, Sheila Row: Don Beegle George pl'"1, wlli be 2 p.m. Wedneoda, chance Beegle Jackie Wigal JUfred ' Toney in lbe event that cancer ' Admitted Saturday : Cathern Custody Young, Sue Buck, Lqis Graham. Second Rnw, George Con, Robert Smilh, . Bob Wingett. ' from the RawHnp,-Oo,atl Funeral strikes. Cbie[.ted WobJOer r:cportcd one Wolf, Racine, Route :Z, Leona Win• Homt!l with burial in GN� Hill "And don't target , that tbUI dl- •rreBt in ltomeroy o'Vf'!t the'° week• nln(s , New Hl\'ell, W. Va. sent fo'r msrriage but is afraid he marry Berlrum will make Cemetery, Clbelll»re. the play· 1ea11e 1trike1 in two uut of° three end. Ernest P OunninBbam. Route Dtscharged saturda:,: Mr•. Ro­ won't give it if h e finds out that aU the more a musing anti . inter: SUrvl-vl.r\lg lll'e a dauahter, Mn. bou1eholds at o ne Om� or •nother.' l , 'Nf!M f.ntland, W . Va .• was ar­ bert Haynie and son, Middleport; her boyfriend is afraid o f horae11 esting. Mattie llodgera, Columbus, o.; • B)lt with prompt 111d ,proper treat­ rested ,and ,lodjifed in flhe county Thelma Daniels, .Pomeroy. and guHs. So she writes him exag• Pl aying the part of Hen rietta• aon, Stephen Dlnolth stephena, ment, one hall of all . thOH: who Jail on an intoxicatio n charge. Bl rthe Saturday: A son to Mr. gerating letters a bo ut Bertram in Dud ley, manager and owner of the Arlintton, · Tex.; a ellt.er, Laurie get t:ancer can be u.ved. Unfortun• hopes M r . Young wi l l consent to d ude ranch is Sarad elle H e wa s 1 released on bond for and Mrs. David Wolf, Racine Rees. Don· Colm.n, Leon, w. V-a.. ; , and • ate ly, treatment Isn't always pro, ·appee r,nce Tuesday night in- May­ Route 2, Mr. and M rs. Harold Win­ the marriage. Beegl e wi ll play the part of Jim­ "Dude Ranch", a three act western comedy play, will be gr1ndeoo, Raymond, Columbus, mpt so we are act ually aavJna onl)' or Charle; 4'gar'11 oouf!t. nings, New Haven, a son . Instead of wiring co nsent, Mr. Dudl ey, a prospector, and llenrie .t­ presented at the Racine High School Auditorium by the senio r Young decides to come lo the Dud. Admitted Su nday: Kalhy Th o m­ one ln three patients}' ta's hus qand. Their daugh ter, Sal­ as, Rutland, Mrs. Thelma Daniela, class tbjs Thu rsday, April 2 1 , at 8 p.m. A cast of slx girls and ley ranch to check Bert ram over, ly, w ill be portrayed by Mart:le LICINSa ISSUED TO Vt$1T AUSTRI A P o meroy. five boys, plus eight square dancers will stage the presenta­ first hand. Upon hearing of M r. . t, Hu bert 1 MeT STAITS TOUR Stobar A man'iage licenee ·bas been i> Young will be por• LONDON UPI - Soviet Pre• Diacharg:e� Sunday; None. tion, which is being directed by Carl B . Weese. Young s coming Wes!, a fake hold• lrayed by Bob Wingett, Barbara ' .aued In Probate <?OUtt to Otariea NEW YORK UPI - The New mier Nikita Kru1Shchev will visit . The aetting for lhe play Is Ule up is staged in an e ffort to make Young by Sue Ann Buck, and Hul­ Doflll-ld.oo, 22,- • laborer, Logan, and York Metropolitan Opera Com• Aualr"b in July pr Au gu 1t al the CIRCLI TO MIIT D11d l ey Dude Ranch, whert'.! Bar• and aunt, owners o f t he ranch. 1fr. Young think that Bertram is a da, t he maid, by Loi, Graham. IJrela - 21, clerk, di....,te, pany leaves for Boaton today to I invitation of Austrian Chance'l lor 'l'h• 1111e Friendly Cirde -or tbe Fed- b.e,a Y,;i1.mg, daughter ot million• with Bertram Weeks, a tender foot. rough and tough westerner. part of. Sam Banks, a ranch hand of Mr. Mw:t Mrs. kiilph. Barton of open the 7otb tour of it, 75-year .JuliUs Rabb, o·adio Moscow an- erated Church wiU meet Tuesdat aire Hubert Young, has come to Barbara wants her father's con­ A right, 1 11quare dance, and Mr. who al110 hopes to mariy BarbHa, lle<d>rille. histocy. nounced Su.aday nlgbt. eveniI)i, A,pril 19. l!pcnt the summer with her uncle Barbara wants her !�lbcr '& Joo- Young's collleDt for Barbua to (Seo 0vdo ..nch P- Flw/ • --'---- ' L Ohio, C._, ........ _.,. i., day, ..,... IMW flurr• flblJ nortti, .._. Mtt tltll ..,..,.... ...... dlmlnlthi"9 lfHa ■-..ti... Pair' 1M pold t."'9M, T.......,. t.lr W warm.r. Low �t 21-14. Forfeited 111 Legar'• ,~ Kine ., ......., reporn,d. Stet,hem Services To Be Held Wedoesday West Virginian S ent Weekend Jo 'Dude Ranch' Is Western Play Presented Thursday At Racine ' la Rel----' B Co w• I ..,.. . �' IJ i ��ISliil,lllf - T •· - : - • • � .• • • "' • • • • • -· · "....a,aiJllo Q$ · · · · · · · · - · - - - · - · -- • PITCHER'S MOUND ' (HE Qf.JJ,.Y $JNTINEl �pnei>.tatmg Kditorially tries - includin g American people, on the whole, hav e very great concern to.-indus those which stand to gain and those which bigger- incomes than ever , and are spending stand to lose. U. S. N e ws quote s a motor com­ more mone y than ever. But this does not pany economist as pointing out lhat " t he wean tb�I all the businesses which provide goods and serv ices are sharing with anything family that is going into debt this year for a resembling equality In this largesse. For the trip to Europe is unlikel y to go into debt for a new car also." This is one of t he r e asons public's spending habits undergo continual 't mea­ change - and, according to an article in the why new car sales, though good, haven csti• ry March 28 issue of U . S . News & World Re• su red up to the more optimistic indust mates . People see-m to be ke e ping their c:ars port, "A definite shift appears to be gol•g on longe r. And the same thing is true of variou s at this time in the way people spend their other expensiv e items, such as house hold ap• money. This shift in patterns of sp e nding ac• pliances. counts for same of the feeling of u ncertainty U. S. N ews points out that technological in business." changes achiev ed by industry are having I heir Th e magazine cit e s the two main factors i n fluence on buying trends. New produc tion that account for that. First, family debt is also al record lev e ls , due both lo the sue of the debt itself and to high er interest rates. Sec• ond, the bi g families of postwa r ye ars are growing UP,, and the burden on family bud• gets refl ects that pressur e . .• .'• . .. This last is an important matter. Acrord ing to U. S. News, the .a-verage annual cost of a child's support is $436 at age one, and twice that, $876, at ag e 15. And when t he young person goes to college , th e tab really becomes big. Current coll ege costs ru n $ 1 , 200·$2,000 a year for each student. Fi ve years from now, if the recent cost trend continues, the bill will be $1.600.$2,700. ' The impact of this is felt in all kihds of spending. To beg\11 · wiih, obviously, the mar­ k et fo,r everrday necessJ/le s broadens as the fam!Ues grow and Home, ed�catlon. 1,ncr�.a,e. utility service , ,nd PllfJO�al care costs 11a• turally rise. Al :ume, the ap�tlte for luxuries grows, }#, A n example are tile I.ht � boating and traveJl/li l>ooms. So the strain ws &leadlly ll••v· on the domestic b�djel' · · p.p · · 1er. The lone-tel'l)I lnflwmce of all this Is o/ metho ds, for instance, are makin g substa n• tial cuts in the cost of such items as ca,b in cruisers and swimm ing pools. And the steady l�ngthe�ng of vacation periods has an ob­ . vious e(fect in the stimulation of travel - as does the plan. sale of tickets o n Another import ant factor is the expand ing role of the, teen.agers in the econom y. In the next 10 y ears , youngsters in the 13-19 age bracket are expect ed to incre ase in n umber by som e 38 per cent, as against 20 per c e nt for t he popula tion as a whole. And the wants and demands of young people vary markedly from those of their elders. In summary, U . S. News finds that econo­ mists · " . . . look for still sharper gains in home buying, sports, travel and recreatlon, as the wave of youngsters moves toward ma­ turity and then produces its in ev itable wave of marriages. ''Thlls, the bas.ic shifts showing up in peo• pie's wants wlU help to determlne how fast many Industries grow i n the years ahead. 1 t '10W ,..m, a good bet that the 'population lon' 1•t• explo. ' wlU not turn out to be a uniform The following editorial ls reprinted from The American Press: "We are happy to know that Cornmltte e on Smal l B u siness of has recommended that somethi ng rules regarding On equ·, wnen t . the "The committee's request based primarily on the need tax the Select the Senate be done to depredation for changes a,re to Jink inflation with depredation, If you bought a machine I. n Yea rs a go for • 1 0 • 0-00 , · an d d epreelated It ove r 10 years, th e depreciation deduction would now be used up. But, if you now buy 11,,� Mr. +nd M"r&. Rlmtal 1lej;tord and (an!ilY qf Alcoif. y,.. spent 1 weekend wi�1 ·Ar. ■nd Mrs. Ora · Wti lte' and Linda. · �r . cincl Mis. A. H . Bailey 1pent Th ursda)' afllirnoon with Mrs. Bes• &i.e Web1Ur, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Art Morarity of P.qmerQY spe.ril S�nd,y �ven ing with M"r. :md Mrs. Ralph B■118.rd. Jfiirs. Donna Ohlinger and child­ ren of Po'tneroy spent a day with htrr parents, :M. · and ¥n. Robert ( W h ite. spe n t Monday Sharon Holter night with Patty M cLaughlin of ·Ii', Mrs. Lola Sarden spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sorden of Eagle Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffith have mover.I to their home on Eagle Ridge. Bill Orr . Reedsville, spent sever, al d11ys with his grandparents, Mr. and ;1frs. Cllnt Orr. Flatwoods. · - WERE DINNER OUl!STS Mn. "f�i . . l1Q: t41l'f SENTINEL -• -•­ · .___. 3•F ClUb Enlerlnir"'" COME A'RUNNIN' ,!J· blesalng to all buslnessos " By BOIi i!, BYER a similar machin e you will find its cost is now $20,000 or ,,;ore. Thus , half of the value , i n terms of today ' s dollar, cannot, u nd er present law, be depreciate d for tax p·urposes. • Asa HoskJn.i and sister, Miss Ada, entertained the- 3·F Club Saturday evenin.: at their home, Pp mero)' Route t. A _potluck dinner was served at 6:30 alter whlch a social evening was enjoyed and games . were played. A e d I Bak!� ��i�tl� M;�.\�1 Wlcl;.ham, Mrs. George Parker and gue,t, Ml" Dora Wilson, of Matl• ettn. At Ho1kin• Home !�� c. (,. =��: . �«- l'.f.�: tMte: '2. fur :P: -.It '1° 8"' � tJr" 11 n'.' '"' UH, fl.. '( (.; K O !) 5 we •· -1 t - � -Mf · · CIIJ\ton 1. ftnant. tiival jl. j)Nat Jyl1o 1. A ndh ol Mr,. Neme Entercaim wards _f. Mix . ' 1,'19em Mr.•· c. E. Nease entertained with ll. New Zeltan4 f. Ji:tc.._ � • � JU>tiid · a dinner E■lter Sund•y at her aboriSI•• foot)>all' home, Wehe Tert.aee. Guests were � · J.2, Part ot bl· 8. llmfflet � �• . and Thompson and . ti 1111t 0. Letter' A R. Mrs. Mr esbl.t• daughter, J.toberta, of Bridgeville, JS. Qt the •¥• 10. M't)l:e -s ' 2t t Il\h$bl,. Pa., Mrs. 'I11 erion Ohlinger and 14. Bury ml� wits • ' Mr1. Guy ., 1u.u�r •- oI Dayton and lii, Fuel 17. Apricot 30. ParUele · Mn. Car'rie Nye ot Pomeroy. ,10, Injure of - ,. (lap._) h�q'a An•• � · 18, lndlltlnct U. � · ·.. �'-· ;J9, lf&at ,, ':, lil 61•fl�l..•':• -. ._.. .... • � 18. AfflmMd" · tal'l' 11. Samuel'f te"',her Jl. 1'onrd Jhe 1111. ...plo,..S -� (Bib.> ahelterel . 39. ctty ·!Pa>I 43.,-.,. 18.Tro�leal · ,o. A ,..ee1,, <'- 8" 1D dabt dlm""'S #ll'riu ••• ---Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma sur• �!ant . . - -· .... .,. M"T!,-;,, prised his mother Thunday efen• .-,,...,;,,,,,0.. It. Po-Ina' Int With a birthday party at their home at Wolfe Drive. Jt . "- ' ' After opening her Jlfta Mra. ai. 11. :r.m . Thoma bllW out the c11ndle• pn • ' to . beaulilullf· de<ohted . tilrtfiday ' f:t1oq.) cake. Jell9, cake, la"'.ors of candy k Europe&11 resemblfng · -baby ehlekli, coffee and lklnk lee were ■er'Ved td the■� guests: H. hrfonn'4 17, JDa'Yptlll&\ Mr. and M rs. ·H,trold -Burn1lde, Mary Lou and Tommy, Mrs. Harold .,.port ... Hager and Rhonda Kay and Debra 19. Bprtte I Ly n n, Mr. and Mn, Gteh Thoma ••. J,t.._ and Gall £1len, '¥rs, Alonzo Hu�47. A i>fiool>e 1on, Mr. aiid Mn. 'Earl Thoma, Guy 4.8. Artlua .. Thoma and the �onored ,:uesl. ••• Correct The eve1;dng W11 apenl socially IIO. C<lertty and enjoylnf mUJic. DOW!f ACIIOIIS 4. Swlls ,a;Jltil• The use of ju ment is an important factor in our lives. � How�ver , fe w chi d ren, today, are taught the ti-ue meaning of this word. Becaus e of this lack· of teachin g children so m etimes u se "There hav e bee n a number of methods misj udgment o( the rJght time to �ross the street, the mis• udgment of things to drink, or taste , therefor e, causing suggested for dealing with this matte r . We j mo ny ru ns for ouc ,olunteer em ,,. ;:;:; do not consider ourselves expert enough to gency . rescue units. The Alman� judge which might be most practical. But it .-- Many bottles that oft,d look other and poison• pr cohtain etty t is comforting to know that the c.c;,mmj�te lnJullous c:orilpo�w. "'"E•en --.,t of which Is supposed to look Into the woes of Judgme nt I n taking too ma ny.. . aspir• ' •••al=ed this sub· small business has finally ""' m tablets causes dejlths and many J� ject and has ask ed Congress to remedy the resuscitator runs ror emergency u n tta. situation." The fire chief and first aid chief By UnltN PrHt lnttrnatlonal of • departme n l need lo b• equip Today is Monday, April 18, the pcd with a tremendous amount of 109th day or the year, wlth 257 judgment to eHiciently carry out more in 1960. lheir duty. On their 1houldere are The moon is i n its Jast quar • the responsJblllllE!B of resc uing of ter. , person s In a burning or other e n • The morning stars are Mercury, dangered building, the serety of Man. Jupiter and Sat\U'n. MEETING POSTPONED On this da)' i n history: The meeting of the JOF Claes of their me n o n whe n to sen d them n nut to semi.I them in. whe anti ln In 1775, patrolt Paul Revere the United Methodist Church A fire chlef must know th" pro• 11tarted out on his famous mid· Rcheduled for tonlaht has ,been per time to withdraw his men n ight ride to .alert the country• polltponed until Aprll 25. from the interior, and thE> proper side that Britl!1h soldiers were time to chanae the line of attack coming to con fiscate eunpowder GARDIN CLUB MEETING The TwUl&ht Garden Club wlll and from what a n ale to first at• stored in Concord. meet Thursday evening at the tack the £ire. He mus1 k nnw how In 1906, San Francisco w11 home of Mrs. !>wight Parker with many lines will do the job, how struck by a 'Viole nt earthquake, many will overdo ll and cause worst i n U. S. hletozy that :tilled Mrs .. Robert Morris as co--hosteu. greater waler loss than !0�11 by 500. lnjured 15•hu ndred, left more fire. than o ne ,quarter of a mUUon A chief must use judgment of homele111. ' how many men he need� on a call, In 1934, the era of .t�� ,Jaundro­ when to call for additio nal - 11\JR· mat was born In Fort "orth. Tex. power lnd equipment. He ll\Ust when a lodl re1Jdent Opened his use Judament of whether II fire is wuhateria. 4•18 truly 'out, and unatile to flore up Fidea .Lodae, K. o( P. met ThursIn HMS, war corre1pondent Er· ·aaal n after the equipment hns re• ,rork 11: DAILY CAYl'TOQUOTE nle Pyle waa killed on an Island day evening ·•I th, Hall In M iddleturn ed to the station. A X. ' 'I' D L. • .SJ� ' near Okinawa. Jn llMll, i 21•g1.1n port with Herber, Hoover, 'chan• Down through the ranks of a n y 11 L O N' 0 ., O . , cellar commatuler fn c�ge of the 11lule mark� the in1u1ur1tion fire department the mponsibillty · · one ,Jett.r lbnply atuiia 'for another. Ja. tMa IIJI\PI• .A. ta ttlldl meetlnc. the republic of Ireland. of Judcme nt not only is on the of foe.Ula - L'I,'X lo• tlio' llllo &o,. .... 1,tton. ._ Dorine 1"6 ,peellna . lhe \laok ol chltf'a shouldeN, but the ehould· trophe■, tho ltn,U, �d lcirnialion o1 IU ,OWI\I N'!! Rlohird on A lhou.ht for totfay : Irlah play• E"'!uire WII eoh(!!l'fed · • ··� · •� · ers of every man In the depart• clureNDL lro c lotion co&i Iha lla,y h lla •• � W. nie•llnl p S rlock. u wrisht Ceorte "rnard Shaw ment. They muat ke■ p a constan t i' ' 1 . � -� t. ....·,t � wom• w , ork in tbo X.,lihl ranlc. will be • ·· .J1.. --ta--' 1JJ. J _ ._,a_9 , , � check on the eq1,1lpment. They said: ''the te,t of • man or •·. -•r ) . I Vl!n, . . , , have to be ,ure It la in top workin& •n's breedln1 is how they be• I 1 quarrel." have in • 11 N X• order 110 that when the need arisel J ,i .�,�[ Y:,i.l'-. Q nir.' ��.,'/ the fire will not .iilet out of control ,v 11: K X U B O N G �;'" X & O X U, V: . In& in Ga)lh1olli wb� "•�k. in the because of , faulty equlpment. , P•I• .,ant wlli be 1lv01>, All -�h• . . � ,.... ,T""'� , . . � ... • .. · , • -., .... � Judgment must also be uaed to Ina to att,nd tl,,e 1J&lijpoll1 nw,t• -� -• UNTO , keep enough equipment on hlmd to 1. '1-e- ,..� 1n1 ffl 11�d :to piee,t at the MY P IIN aANK IO - � .....�.. ,,....... � . do whatever job that ma)' arise. hall al . T:00 pm. ....;.._:__::. _..;........;..;:...;.. Huse flrti Jo,1e1 aomellmes resull I know a bank -,,here wud t•rn thrh•ea from the lack of tire flgblns eq_ulp• Hidden away from human O)'H, to hose fln from m"nt, therefore. ladden, noal111, pump,, tools and Ita lonly froftdl of PUNll ai'Mn enatne,, everythtn1 mu1t be check, Not many eyH but mint have 1e1n. ed. My fern bank mean, 10 much to Another l■ctor In lhe uae of , ,.. LlnUI �- Jud1ment by I fireman, which 11 That many Ume1 I ,o to aee :r'M ' % &!IOWS IJP , �� . probably tlMi mOlt teuchy 1ubjecl The lovely frond, all Wfll with dew : AM Ill/&/( Ii,\�'/ «;llli'�/'. ' -KIN' ;a,t GOH� � el\t , ' la lhie fact of An1! 1olden of any d 1unltcht 1hlnln1 w�on � s I •• Nltcbed his through. · lo'tl,i'i,ommunlty � �rlriie bf• , DO M DiG ROCKS ed 10 faithfully which he hH It take, me out of world17 thtnga Ot/TA 'IME INFIIILDfor ma� yelll'I, otten ieavt 10th cruel at.Ina:• That A. ,flreffltn ahould not hold on TUrt"ls ttlf thouaht to things above once thlt t\mf ha1 been reached So, ahould I not my fem bank lo�e. beeauu the 9tnclency of the men -Mrt. Herry Wei.. beneath ht& • \fr,ap1. flti• as ig creat n.,onslblltty or Judgm,.nt of that <an •ndo 111 tho good , fine flr<man can do In hl1 lifetime. HOSPITAL ¥J"l,!' A. l;lf, a t Therelottl, a ' fireman ntUJt use m D µib For<if� l;.�p, Adm lea!Olll, i\pril _ the atml(III · o nod Jild SltiO'lt '" l even!ft . sn et Tu . of c,ii ,._ert t John F11h1t, Jr., Rlclne. pedorm e , he n!J evtry Uim rta�l s Pt.in In n hall e 'NRP'the at Jodi Dla&ar.-, AprU UI: Walttir R. trom tb'e very firat day t_ o tqe very r. o c o an •J e µJa µ, Wedemeyer, M ri . Zelma E. Lewll, laal day h11t ,nswen the call to with Vl•h· s1 VlJlton lrom Cheater and t,lt(le Renr, ·F. KaptMn•. � 'Ray R. ''Come A'Runnln•.tt l;loekltii �undll -,,re wel�fPo.-.,nter, Geo,ra:e W:llllam Scurlock Plant . wore 11!�� fqr the l1!fl< l LS p•a•-A • ~•y-' W l.,e ll•�mond ... oeor N lltoven T. - "" 'on A-ll �, •I Rally .., ••·-'etta .,.... 01114; lln. l,[ell •L. Halo, Mra. Ray Mr. ,nd Mn. A. D. Huint retutn• �-• l!'t er A li;liuon, Mn. .BeU HU&ha, MN. ed to thtir home here after 1pend• !I Eul )lt �• Y� Pel4:ft� hen ment me much rri ld p l'Ov ed .�J B. Hamm, Jtlc)\ird 'II . lng the put wHk in Hunt ington . each modeled tht h1l orue•• Mn . Hume wu I patie nt at St. lrin\mer. Mn. X.,UU,,n Prile1i 'wf!!re· 1Lven for \hi ·moat e1·, Rhoda �arle bune!an, Jewl'III M ll")''I HOllpltal whllt there. 1 C. lllln"'11, Owen D. llenny, Jr., ....c:.c..=::,,,.--===....:- comlcal h�ta. •� en• Potlu.c� �')I ll<l!Mld JI, :JQDJ, 11!IW1 - ..,,.i, ero\te Tnadway end il\lJlll, � h•'!· /•red d� Aliiirl It. Harcrall and "fl\lant. ,biiill!lli 11. Jll'DJIN, K.n- HISTORY Meigs Ceuntj ., .,........ �;:;:;=:--;:::;; ;:;:;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::a:, ·roD,\Y AND YEST�RYEAR Birthday Obs�rved With Party At Earl Th.oma Home ·"IIO.'- .... u..to �·· Fides Lodge Holds Se15ion Thursday Night . Poet's Comer ■ ■ P.urth&iea. c. IIJI. . · tt - ....,., "°" m· :m ·l' ' ■- ·• J: __________ · ' ·· d ilMt' lll, . ' ' ' ' ·'· · . ,,�:fl ', . :, lfl{ , .c . t!llm�� · They'll D�ll Ev�ry Tmie ' !!9 D A Council Meele At T · ' .., , ' � 1v5· " '· ::.� , ..=,. "=��� �- . ,• ... r.,,-,.--. -,.;.,, l[.:'H�=� •-•--� 145�- � LEAOIJI;• ��igm,,: mo ""8· •.._:..... � 1111:......,,..uo a.iil.....a a.:�, &':.�fl i�!i�: ,.-:'f.�'.". . _ ? - At t�• ,a, =on. · � \· / ', � :i:i flOhn- · ' DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK -.z,a I!I<• • · 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.HlddJeport , Robinson-Jenki ns Weddin g Solemn ized Reedsv ille Girl Saturday Evening At Baptist Church I Scouts Meet The mar:rt.ag of Mrs. Ruth _Robinson and David Jay Jenkin s was solom,zed Salurday e ening a l lhe First Baptist Church I A t Ste wart H all Around And About Middleport ' 0., April 18, lUGO--a Paul Davi.a, Mn. Suun Rawlln,p. Judy Butcher, Judy Wildermuth, Easter �•• obse rved Sunw.y with a good attendance at all e Carol Scott, Beverly Cundiff, Mn. churches Ill Pomeroy, which were decorated for the occaston v 0. E. McKinley, Mn. Geor.a:e Mein• White lilies decorated the altar at the First Baptlsl church: .. � IDOll HOUD....,1 -T Euter project.a were worked on Middleport, with me mbers of the immediate family present'. hart. Judy M.utln, Ellen Dutta, The morning servic e opened with the organ prelude "The Cub Bahr, David Wile)', Dkk WU• }'.tev , Ralph Zund el �astor of th e Pomeroy Baptist C hurch . a nd completed during the Brownie �oly City," by Mrs. J. ff. Stephenson, organist, Two anthems John Werner, who underwent of�1clated at the wedding. Attendants "All Haili The Risen Lord !" a ey, 0 E. McKinley, and Carl IA!• fo r the couple we re ' and Girl Scout meetings at Stewart Joy Dawned On Easter" and "He Uves Again ' '' were pre- •�re:ery laat week at Holz.er Hoa• M!ss Carol Cunningham and Gera ld Anthony. Hall in Reedsville the pa,t week cantata in son a- and readi n g w11 ,er. p1tal is 'tecovuin 1 nlcely and 0 . sen ted by the choir directed by given Sunday morninf for the 6:00 fhoae present tor the double Gir\1 in Brownie Troop 180 mJde pe_ctJ t..o be home sometime early Mra , Elmer Wickham. The Rev. ed both aervicea. Sunrise Service at the Mlddleport ring cerel\lony we-re the bridc"A EiiSter bHketa from berry boxes n Su rlae services at lhe Un lled th11 week. Ralph C. Zundel used "Falth 'a parents, Mr. and Mn, Harold. crepe paper and wire. Arter th� Ch_urch of Chrillt with Mn. Arth Ul Methodist Church opened with the Mi: and Mrs Fieldi ng Hawk.I Firm Foundation" as his topic. Che..se, Steven Robinson, Mr. and Brown ie• placed grau in lheir bu. Sk1nner direct ing. n Holy C�mmu n ion was held at the or1�. prelude, "In An Ea■ter Gar· of Belie, w. V,1 spen t tbe EHt�: The ca n tata wu auppJemenled Mn. Allthony and e.bildren, Bar• kets, Mr■. Lyle 8i1.ldenon, lec1der . n �)' de Mrs. H.li.rvey Va n Vr.a n ken, week end here with rel11,t.ive1 Grace Episcopal Church whicll was by colored pieturea by the old and Mfl . Ray• bare and Joe, Mr. gave each a chocolate egg for her alllO decorated W'lth whlte li He, . or 1an 11t. The anthem " Y tat! ed mond Lieving and childre n . Shelia, • e Watcf:r Airman Michael Erwi M.ast.en which made very Jm pre11• basket. and en e o; Y 1-� oly Ones · WH pr�• al Brooklyn Navy y T.he Rev. William Roberh chose The rea-ular meeting of the Brad­ &ive the _pkture story of Chrlst 't Michael, Judy, Susie and Jan ie, cpl h1r; �rmon fro� Colossia n , 3 . A sented b ythe cb �! r and Mrs. Rus• Y?rk spent th .e. bollda� w�eke�: bury PTA will be held thla Wed­ I .as\ Saturday afternoon the l lth Karen Sprague, Karen Humph· res urrection West Columbia, W. Va., a nd Mr. baptismal service WH al11o. co n. aell Moore aang, ,?�.n the Gates wit� his paren t,, Mr. a nd Mrs. nesday evening at 7:30. There will rey, Patt� Boring, Jeanie Cashdol . Mn. n y o( Mid• hirt hday or Marvin F'ry wu cele· Marlha and . Mrs. Willis Antho . Child11 was the read­ 'I'he Riaen Cheater Erwin an d family ducted with Marcia Matte Dillard, of . °!,e Temple. brated at hi1 home in Middleport lar, 1;-inda Brown, Diane Petty, er for the program and the film be an election of officers for the dl eport. · Mrs. Mabel Walburn bf Colum• daughter of �r. and Mrs. Roger Christ was the topic of the Rev. The bride is a graduate of Mid• when his parent, . Mr , a n d Mr■. Bonnie Rockhold, Jackie Bise Jean 1trlp wa, ahowo by Mn. Flo1111le­ coming )'ear. . bus visited over the week end with J?d lard,_ rece1vL ng the rites of bap• Eugene Brown. Edi11on Hobstetter will be pre&· dleport High School and until her Wesley Fry, entertai n ed with a Whiteh�ad, Sandy Newla nd , • Bren• Allen,worth. Mn. Chester Erwin The 10:30 servi � opened with her d a ughter and family Mr an d ham. M1sa M;arle Blchrnan and Mr. party in his honor. The afternoon da Bormg, Sa ndra carter. Connie­ waa the orcani at.. ent lo present the f.el1 con cemin, marriage was employed at the 1nd Mrs. Edison Hobstetter were the, �rgan prelude, "Easter Fe.ti- . :drs. Har-old Thomas and' children , Home , Resta urant. Mr. Je n kin! is was spent in playing games and Lltton , Patty and Brenda Holsing the bond Issue to raise funds for val an d lwo oanhems were pre- Teresa Lynn and Terri, a n d other th! godpare_nts. Choir member s singina- were the Meigs Memorial Ho.apital. danl'ing . er are member11 of the Brownie employed with the Bell Telephone .. , Neda Bradford, Mrs. Edgar Allen• �esus Lives was the aerrnon stnted by the choir directed by relatives Jn the county. Troop. A spring muaical program unde, Company. After Milrvin hild opened his William Davl@f Soda Sprin g8 ,worth, Mra. Fred I. Gardner Mrs the diredion topic or the Rev. Geor1e Schultz Mts. .John Werry, "Rejoice the of Mr, . Eleanor F'ollowing a s hort trip to Mo­ Fo llowi n g their b111inet1 meet• O,car Roush, Carolyn Searle,'. Mr•· Welch Zieher o� Columbua who co nducted ser• Lord �111 Ki n s" a� d "Alleluia" Crom Idaho, came Sunday to , pend � bile, Alabama, where they will rlso presents from his frie nds refre,h• with Ruth Reed au ' v t ces at the St. Paul s Lutheran l� Lo� ol L ife. Chartea Rich• few d1y1 with his mother Mrs vi11il with the groom s parents, Mr. me n ts of dec o raled l'UP cakkes, ings, the two Patrols in Interme-d1• Robert Craig, Susan Slater, Mra.· accompanist will be given. ' ' Wright, . ard son of and Mr. and Mra Crary DavU1. Mn. Davis Is recup: vanilla ice cream with choco­ ate Scout Troop 179 made "Eaater Church, W hite lil!es de�orated the and Mrs. J. B. Je n ki n s. the new altar for the service which opened George Wrl ,: ht, received the rites erati!11 from a re<:e nt lll ne.sll but couple pla n to retur n to Middl�• lale bunnies were served to the ho n.net" favon to be used on the with the .?rga n prelude, "The E11l· of b_�Ptlllll prec�ding the .�rmo n ls still not able to return to her porl before movi n g to their new gue�t�. Favors for the puty were pauenu trays at the Elmwood NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUN E TIME basketJ; fil led with Ea11ter candies. Rest Home on Easter. ratty Dorat The dutie& as a teacher in the local er Song, by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar on Ou� Chrlet1an Faith. location. TO HAVE YOUR Mrs. Fry was assisted with the Norma Nicholl, Patricia Smith ii.Pd orga n ltt. The anthem, "How Great benediction by the pastor and the achool. response_ by the choir concluded Party b)' Marvin 's grandmother Sandy Walton, whpae name, were Mr . .aod Mra. Gordon Harris and Tbo_u Art" w111 prese n ted by the drawn from the "do it " boxes ac. Mn. Ada Lambert. choir. Holy Communion wa■ alto the aervice. The church WH dee• son11, o f Columbus were Eaater VI&· orated with white tll\et of back companied itors Mn. Ernest While-With Mr. and Mrs c M . held. We Move Your Fumilure and Replace It Guealt for the party were Dia ne head!, leader, to the Hom e Friday the altar railing and on tht: alter, Hen n�sy and other relatives · Mn A while croas with white candel- a croas with lighted Wllbo� Addllional COIi. Davis, Kathy McElhin n y Su evening to deliver tho favors. candle• and Julien Motley (Kathrin He�ne ) ' , z·",n abra- on either .i;ide were used on arrangeme n t.II of' Oblin"er' , Susa n Cbapm n ., ie a a · · white lri■ and of Sunnyvale, Calif., 11pe n l the p:� . tht altar of the Federated church. "almll on either side. Nit�rl, Ros,e Marie Hackett. Mar• I Olh er g1r1a in t h e troop are Sanweek wilh ber parents, the c. :.t. . rla .tnd Sandra White lllles al'ld seven branch canJorie .H.arru, Peggy McKinny Way• dy Sprague. GET FREE ESTIMATES NOW The young peoplf' of the church Hennesya.. · 'f!ussell, Dolor and av LUCILL HAW'fCINI .11.ary France•. delabrl formed the backgrou nd for i; ne Davis, Asa Bradbury, Harold Mr. anti Mn. John Talbott of r, Joan Davia, the altar and were also placed on conducted the au�iae service at Lightfoot, Steven Pullen, Sammy Bise, Janet H Mr. and Mrs , Edward T. Bauer Nola · · tors Myers, �arol Nkhoh, Char• each iide of the unctuacy. The or• the Church of Christ, which was Colu m bus were weekend vm Hood. BIiiy Davis, Rsymond Bindy of Marion were weekend guests of lotte Dunt, Lm� Spencer. Linda ' can prelude "The Resurrection" decorated with white lilies, hy . with Mrs. Homer Russell F'Tankit' While. and Jim Butcher. and Br,n�a Lark1A1, Ja n et Holsi n g . M. L. Kelly received :.Vord Sat • her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. by Mn, Ben NeutJlin ( opened the drangia, hyacinths aod begonias. Sending gifts but un able to be l )' J')l thei;t" and were morn• daughter, the solo_s Karr 0 at sung er, Cy n thia Gabhart, Roberta Wells urday nlight of the death of his sunrise service and the choir sang, "!W l here were Leland Brown and Mary Ethe-I Taylor and Karen cal "Early In the Morni n g. " The Rev. ing aerv1�e, o ne by Peggy Bow• brolher-ln•law, Robert Darst , at Ann. Sleven Hindy. Mr. and Mrs. Jal'k Cramer 11.nd and Buck hn n o J_ rs. ler . the . Ple11aant aa e Valley !�Y ..r . Hospital • used Waldo J. Bartels as his aer 'The �enty•thtrd Psalm. Mr. a n d • Mn. Robert Daniels of daughter of Do ver and Mrs. Mar• mon ''The Supreme Victory." Both troops formed one large Willia m Walker of Columbus Col u m b us spe n t the week e nd with garet Cramer of Jackaon were At the 10:30 service, the organ H<'ver ly Ann friendship Cup.ip cirde and sang 'Tap1" prelude was "He Ar�e" 'and the s poke and s �owed 11lde1 �n Jap� n Mr. and Mrs. James Mourning and Easter guests of Mr. and Mu. C. J. lo close their meetings. Struble. the In eve nin g_ ufter Jill which so n Dale, , and Mrs. Golyda MournHorwred At Dance choir aang. "'He is Riaen." "Im· Brow n le .md G irl Scout leaders Mr. a n d Mrs. Ma urice Dean or l:Severly Ann Cullip of Gallipolis mortality"' was the sermon topic Snowden, Conme and Sharon Free• ing. allended the Belpre Girl Scout man Pt Fri• were baptized. visited . Pleasant, .... Va W. . Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds and be-cam(' the third perso n to be after which Mrs. Robert P. Ross Neighborhood meeting at the Uni• -------day evening with Mr a n el. Mrs. baby came tr) spent the Easter namrd to MG� Teenage Hall of of Columbia n a sang,' "Oh Divine �crsa.list Church on Monday even• weekend with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. E. Elmer Wickham. Fame Saturday night at the Tri• · Redeemer." The service clo11ed mg. Or and r. Mrs. Wickham Elmer M Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Rey• County Teen Canteen's "People l'ith the "Hallelujah Chorua" by no]ds and to �turn the!r daughter a n d Misti Jean Holt spe n t Easter Are Funny" reco rd hop, which was the choir. Holy Commu nion follow• Plans were made durir• ., the Ly nn , to their home m Morga n - in Gallipolis with her molher, Mrs.. staged at the "Danccland" in Dun• meeting for the Browniei,; a :d Girl bar, W. Va. �wn, _w. Va. Lyn n has been vis it- Jul i a Davis. ar-d other relatives. Scouts to participate In the "We1t• Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mees or llli' with her gra n dparents for the ern Parade" in .Belpre, �ay 14 . Sh e is the daughter or Mrs. Athena vial� in Pomeroy Sunday The ninth birthday o f Ruth A n n put two weeks. Day Camp was dlecusaed and a ura W isc o f G�llipolis and is course a La a the d and :•services �t•l'l\l&d � l Ceci Rathburn, Cleveland came Lacey was ·celebrated Saturday I in folk game1 and dahces , , _ .._._.. i t h e secon d teenager of the area to was planned lor next Jail. when her ,parenta, Mr. and Mrs. f'_rlday to spend the weekend with U11it.ed M ethodit Church. Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Mi\DM'1 -of• • be named l o the Hall ot i'�ame. Clare nce Lacey. and her gran d• his d a u ghter and family, Mr. 11nd Clevela nd were Easter, wlekei'id Mr s . Cullip was cited for her three Mrs. John Hetzer, Mrs. Er nest. Mrs. O Dell Manley. ' father Charle• Peoples, entertain' ' Whitehead, Mrs. Guy Spen�er, Mrs. Mrs. Vi ola Yeauger left this guests of Miss Grace Camp.bell and y ea rs of service to the canteen. ........Iv, ed with a skating part-y In her Providing music for the arrair Lyle Ba.Ider-son and Mrs. A . t. morni n g for a two weeks vacati on brother. honor. . re Th e Rebels . Stewart attended the meeting. Two we Rio of Elizabeth Cutler Mrs. Tenness and ee n _ l Florida. In FlorThe �h1ld�en mM at the Lacey was the C11nteen's th ird visi1 leaders, Mrs. Paul Nichols a n d Mrs. It home m Middleport where they 1da she will visit al the home of Grande was lhc weekend guest of to Dunbar and the 196th dance i n Dawai n Dunt, were unable to al· Mr. and Mrs. Gle n Dill. Houn: 9 to 5 - Thu�. 9 tll Noon presented Ruth Ann with ma ny her brother , Jack L.attlnzia. h <' past three years. t tend. Mr. an Bright C. J. or Mrs. .I Mr. and ll Mrs. Paul John 'a d n a on &lfts an d the n w'enl to the Sk. ting Phone WY Z•217I 125 E. Main St. Rink, near Chester where the party children spent the week e nd with D unbar, W. Va. were guests of her was held fro m to em to ,12 noon. her father, �illiam Autherson, mother, Mrs C E W. Do wnie. I Miss Martha Genheimcr of Col• For her party, Ruth Ann had a Bradbury . umbus was the weeken d guests of large cake which had been made M ,a n d Mn. John Mayer and her au n ts, Misses AugL1sta, Lucre• OPTOMETRIST . . especially for her at the Ohio Val· h 1 r· 1 ; l'n of Grove City spenl the tia and Ada Genheim er I 1!181 Coitrl Slr•et, Pemeroy · ley Bakery. On one end or the �BSter weekend wilh Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tho mpson . . 51Sb cake was a large Easler bas• George Boun: I Jo JJ. ! � .�: . . III ftan.), Mernhart and Mrs. Wmme an 4t�W\ter Roberta of Br.:idge. ket . made of various colors of ic• Mayer. . vi ; :l'a..:i'and Mn. 1•hci-i6n OhJin · , . inf Md"the other e n d were the f •.• ., Mr. a nd Mrs. William Yeau�er gc and Mrs. G uy Muter of Da)'ton words, Hap�y Birthday, Ruth A n n. of Kent were weekend guests with returned to thelr homes today, affee crea111: with chocolate eggs were M I . E. Vance. ter a weekend visit with Mn. c. E. . . served with lhe cake lo the guests. . �·r.C and Mrs. W�ll•am Kitche n Nease. Eich gu�st was also given ,favors nd Mr. and Mrs. James R. H ood or �aughtc�, Debbie, spent East• ,of to)' l'hicks i n a ha1 ' shell. Mrs. :r wilh rclahvcs here. pltloC !loll■r Columbus were weekend guests or H.. Lacey was assisted in the 1erving . . ,J Harr}' Shafrnr, salesma n m thi!i Misses Lena and Kalie Guth m.111f'l Can we hope 10 avoid by Ruth Ann' s sister Kathy and rea for some time_ for the Uni. ' Jack Ken n edy of coiumbus Edith HaJ)tonstall. aky•rocketing prices in the future? : real Supplr C�., is reported lo spent the weekend with his par• Those attending the -party were � recuperating m the St. Joae ph We can! This is the studied opinion ents, Mr. and Mrs · William Ke n· Connie Bachner, Lois Ann Sauer, HO$pltal from a severe heart al• nedy of' 64 leading repraentatives of ·· Billy Haptonstall Mary Long • tack ' John Ingels, · education, aovernmcnt., labor and Mary Ja n e Jenkins, Weekend guests of Mrs. Odetta Sharon Jones, student at OU, Pierotti were Mr. and Mrs. Robert who conform! .-.tJy Marta Hubbard, Van Johnaon came Th_uradar 10 spe nd the East• ' ·• lt the American A""11biy. Thay Judy Brewer, Mytra Wilson, Sherle er vacation with her parenls Mr. Ebersbach and Miss Olga Pierotti , ot Columbus The 1nvmerotion or Ame-ricons In th1 1960 Ctntut ls now almost qrccd thai America 1hould 1trive Shuler, John Krawsczyn Debbie d Mrs. Emerso n Jones and Bar. Edward Graber of Columbus L)'ons, Terry Harr\gan , K� thy Mor• =ra. finished. A1 you know, it i1 ve,y lmportanl 1hat th, Census be for throe goala: dynamic gro"M:h. visited the past week with his ran 1hd Cynthia Mills. Arnold, Judy Sludent complete and correct. If you b1li1111Ye that you were Rot counted, at Rio motber Mn Charles Graber • • • low unanplO)'MMt . • . reuon-­ Others in vited but unable to at-' G nd r e, spent EaSter with her par• !\,Ir. �nd Mrs. George Maes�r of . 11tlto5t out the form below and mail it hn111td1at.lvto; ably stable prices. But It won't be tend were Ron Hand and Don n a Ollie, )i en� r, �d Mrs. James Arnold: Columbus were weekend guesls of easy ! Needed is the whole-heuted Weimann. : � � E 1 Reed K�n 1g his pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Cl-arence Athens, Ohio cooperation of al/ Amcricam in were 0 i n �h �1!:t�n on busmese Massar. They were accompanied workina to a.cbieYe • 1wodi1Y rl.r­ Birthday Ob,erved itli last Friday ho me by_ their children, Steve n Mrs. Wilbur Theob ald wi·11 re. an d Melissa who spent several lnl prodMctMr,-. . Family •iK> nu••J" t tO h d A family dinner marked lbe birth i:� Se�� u s a\ Br�dbi_iry days with their grandp.arents. flnd o11t Vlf11t 11"1lllt t» doMa e l t� ay a 1er avmg I have checl<ed with the membe� of my household, and I bclic\'I tl,at one (or mo,.) Mrs. William Dan n hardt and Mr u, wa, NOT counJ.d' heN or anywh.,. cl,.' and tlll rola ,M can play. day of Mn. M. L. Kelly Sunday at been a bsent part or last week due and Mrs. Frand11 Dan n hardt oi Writ• far ftN boot,let, "PflcH, 1n the 1 960 Census. her home on Grant Street. Mn. to Illness. Mrs. Gretchen Cnwlh arid You". to Amir i• ' Bondu• t d Kelly received many gifta from her •nt of Pometo)', former residen Piftaburgh Pa visited ca.I Alltmtll)', Columbia Unlt wlth Mr. �nd Mrs. James ;i;a::. friend, and family. rn tbe Mrs. J. E. Harley home on On Ap,;I 1 . 1 960, I Bved at •llly, Naw Yor• 27, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate and {Bou,,e Number) t8trwt Cl' Boadl (Apa,tmem Nueblr or l.oolUNl) IC1&,-) Those present for the day were Bryan Place, substituted for Mr11. Mrs. Mary Wippel . · Tom Kelly, Jean Ellen Oabo, Mark Theobald. Mr and Mrs. Garland Weaver Kelly, Phyl111 Hilbert, Jack Kelly • This address Is localed belwttn Week e nd visitors at lhe A · A • and daughter, Ann of Dayton were and Loui1e Zerk.le, Myron Bailey, Mn.' S b rr h (NUII II SU-.. or Ro.d) (N&mt � scrm ar ILcadl wltb r. • rs. weeke nd guests of her parents, Mr. Ann Bailey and son, Gary, and Mr Atf° d iar::r, � �:e � re n an::lrs. John Sauvage Sr. I Kelly. • I om listing below the nom• and required inFonnation for myself ond each mtmbtr of my household. Peggy and Bruce. M� Sca��rry �� nry Korn of Marlon was the a teacher In North Fatrfi eld M r. weekend guesta of Mr .. and Mr■ I · and lira Ralph Stoch PLEASE BE SUR£ TO USTGeorge Korn and family. 09 NOT USTLarry w�ns ol Colu m&�� Mr. and Mrs. Robert p Ross ind e Al l Ml!lbtn of yo,ur lan.ily IITln1 witli YOII, Incl_. spent EHter wlU\ the Sc rbe ys. io n Waldo of Columbiana wel'., e CaHt!• dlldfflh wt.o are oway at coll"• ln9 babl11, PLEASE LIST, Mr. and Mrs. William :Car;rry weekend guest, o( her paren�. (or who a,. hart only on ¥acation). e All other rtlatlvfl IMnt ..... ' " · Ind fam lly, who have spent the Rev. and Mrs. Wald Bartel s o . • P.-. ltclllOftfd away frOM h.,. 1111 tl,a • Lod!ffl and boal'ffl IMns hae. past week . with relatives here, left 1 , Everyone 'tl'tlo usually liva In 1M1 Mr. an d Mrs. Phlllp Meinhart a�• ' • A....d forea. • S.MIIIII, hl,-d hanch, otften naf Nlated to l'Of • ommg for thelr home in l tended service!! at lthe Pilgrim s household, whatht:1 ralatad to yoi, � l� are llrin1 h•r•. 'llhere's no med for You to lug • Persont away In lnJtitutlom, 1uch m a 1art• church fn Nelsonville Sundal or not , e Anyon1 •IM 1tavfn1 MN1 hut wtw,, '- _. dlter I.bat bwvy ffflftly wasb. 8: e Barhaur, · 11tuden t al R t o t mo rning where they served ' d ltc:,rium, nuitin9 h0me, hom• fot Iha as,d, !tom-. Grande 11pent Easter wceke n� with sponsors at the chrlstenin i of ' 111\1111'al hqtpi�. Let Us Do It Mr, a nd Mrs. James Brewington Philip Roger Smith son of M r.g: ancl. 2. All ptttcin• staving ht141 wt,o liave ALSO LISTand daughter, Sandra. Mrs. no oth•t home. Roger Smith. . . wl// �. counlM ,i..... PtftOftS who VMlally llve httt but who .,. awoy Your w&$h will spark-le and so John McCarthy of_ C1.nc111 natl Miss Dora Wilson of MarieHa is . will you. ttmpo,....lly on, butlnan, on VC10afion, OIi in a ,-aal spent the week end w1 1 h hi s grand the guest or her cousIn, Mr&. Geo· hospital. mother. Mrs . A. H. Carpenter a nd rge H. Parker. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton a n d NAMES OF PERSONS LIYINR IN THIS HOUSEHOLD 01 &PIil I It .. P11W W E PICK UP and DELIVER Whal h lh• h lhlt pe,soatdaughtec. Ellen. lllO, ANO THOSE ITAIINQ HERE WHO HAYE NO OTHER HOMt "'latlONhlp of Wllilc I Mont..! Widowed CLASS MEETING SET Hood of hoo..hold oo Ant 11,. th■ haocf ol lhh Dl......t Wife of h.ad Male The Homebuilden c1, .. or the ho,..hold 7 WriJu Mmtl Unmanltd childttn, oldflf firs! S.paroltcf f "We Clean Everythin1 Bui The Biby" Whell .. .... Middleport Church of Christ will in this { Maninl children and th1i, f11milies 511111 11... IECOND ST. (for example, . Phone WY •2·20$7 MIDDL.IPORT, OHIO F•iaal• - bon,? meet this Tue11day evening ill the llll.... •NH ..... �1 wife, aon, Qth•r relotivn horn� of Mr. and Mrs. Dan White. Sunday evening the members of (I or f) POii Hew.la daugtiter, Othcn not ralaltd to h90d of household (leue blank for randson, the choir of the Hf!ath Methodis t children born Alm (II :,ou 11,t mon, tb111:1 � f""IODI, 1191!1 ID lddltloml lbNI) mo� her•ln•law, , Church under the direclion of after March 3 1 , lal,1lodger, lodpr'1 William Everson pre�ented the 1 9 46) (et<.)? (1'2) - (P6) wife) --- ·--- ··· ··-· ---------······------·--·--, l'a11tata "Eastertide " by Protherce. · ··-· ··--y· ' : MWdle Mon1h i Y■or Lott nam• -.1 fjqf ""'"· The sandary was dcl'oratcd with m"' '°)l i Initial �'! flowers and ! he St'rvice was given ' ' H...d i by canrllelighl. ' i Soloists for 1 he nnlata were ' ' Christine Coals, Mrs. Newman Bur­ ! ' dette, Ben Philson. and �uest Mer. ' 1 lyn Ross. Newma n Burdette was · ' the orga n ist. ' 1 Other choir members, sln.ing ! Sumfay eveni n g were F'orresl Osich• I i ! tel. George Dallas, Homer Cook 1 I ' Mrs. Bernard Fultz . Carol Bachtel ' 1 Marianne Woodgerd,. Mrs. Hatti� ! Smith, Mn. Ross, Mrs. Chules Asa CONPIDINflAL-11M Un.,. q r■quir■d hy ths U11ikd Shm• Conatitution ond further avttioriad • Name of person who filled this forma Bradbury, Mrs. Don Stivers, Bar­ b1 l l U.S.C. I, 9, 141, z:1 1:....4,, TN law requires t+iat th inquiries be _.,.d eomplfflly ON bara Jones, Evelyn Gibbons. San­ occurohly, and pa...-t.a +hot the l1Jfa,Matioai furnidi,d will be occorded eonfld111tiol � m111f, Th C.MU1 ,epo,t comiot be uMd f� pu rpoH• of tamli°"' invaffl s!W011, or n11uloti& dra Brewington, Dianne McCom■s ' . lladpl Bl!ftllll. No. "1--4!� Jean Cas«:!y, Mary Kay Swanao� FWa lDPll-11 A IHI •al and Sarah Bechtil!I and Mrs.· Everson . ■ 1f· Ma,dne Arn old, daughter Suzzane, and Mrs. Arnold, ch� fD P lo� .f:011e-" .bo�er, dttd Athens Road, were dinher guests tei- �N�. d Y q/ lniBflei he su £. of Mr. a nd Mrs. Reu�h Stewart, earJ.i,r �!l the rin!J.' Ma'6�, W. V� .• )!:1!1ler S'unday. . ed, a . . r,aligiqu. 122 •year•old e y p h � t � �» Univers\W of Wistj)ns\ft senior w�s ·\no'el(ed out I� the .'finals -0f the NCAA, tournament here Ai'.'r� DEVOTED TO INTl!IWl'n Of 111EIG8lMA80N ·AIIEA 10 in defense or hls '105 - pound ltlchO"' J. tftle. Ql;�flie walked �Q hls dress­ Publltbed •v"'l' .it'.lftleOD er ing r99m a�ter th� fi,:ht a nd col• lapsed. He surrered' · a maHive oeot Sunday by Tho <lblo v.u.i brain injury and was unconsious tuhlJthlna Comp1117 Ill 110 ... until his death at 8:40 a.rn Sun• !hanlc St., r�mero,-. Obio. •u...'\ ntN ortke phone WY2•21'6, editlJII day. lal office obane ·WY2-21M. Entfflll II aeeona cJau mollllll G ue116 Entertained Wilh ice •1 l'oDo u,,, pool off Thoma. Home DinMr NaUonal 14verUl1n1 rebre1en1a, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom as en. tertained with • dinner Saturday ove: Bottlneli'•ltimball. t,c,. 11111 at their home, Locuat St. Guests aJnatoa An.. New y6,k Cltr, were Mr . .•nd Mrs. Walt�r Thorn• llew Ynrk. $ubscrl1>U� rites: .:>ellvered ht a� and children, Mike, Ju�y, Jo n, i le. Susie, C of and aarrt ed er where av.U,ble, IO eena. rookiv t Ti m, T . Miss Fay Thomas,. Columbus, and Dar wect; one year ln advance • 1'be Df,i.16' 9er;a!.wel office, ll�ucl: Davi d Thoma.a, ¥mersville. S u_nday dinner gue�a were Mr. alx months. i;nonml; and Mn: Don �OlnlJ and daught- ·�:!. Br, le.:Pera ivd , m&U· NII en, Mellis,. .and Jlebecea , and · Ro@ 'll.lali: -ode "' lll(lj of Pom«ot, and Miss FIY Jon �-pb;ft , · - w.U; ' rn(lftth. ll �tK,. ' Tho� aa. ri. '' ---- ------ -- I ::: :;:::: :;:;;;; :::::: n", :;::;: :::.; :;::;: ::;::; :;: :::::: :::::: =::: =:.: r:= or • 'Alter Boy' Dies After Brain Damage M.AD�OJi,, Wis. 'µfl. - Charlie M,oh,r,,,,ll •l!Ar �oy , who. became 'the installm ent Pomeroy Chu rches Observe Easter With Large Atten dance For All Services o., April 18, 1960 Bashan N�ws ts Sc;,t;iD� tv.e" /.. /.i." �lier COLUM BUS UPI - Gov. Di• Sal l e l oday g,ranted convicted· killer Frank Poindexter a stay or executi.o.n until Frid» night. Poin• dexter had been -schedu,led to die tonight in the Ohio Pe n itentiary electric chair 'tor the, ITi urdn of , .Mn. Roxie' ¥,arle Hires of Ham• lltun.. Gov. DlSalle wa n ted more time lo decide whether he would set aside lb., death sen tence of Frank Poindexter, 50, so that the fate of the prison er and that of his partner would be equaliz ed. The partner, Hollis Leigh, drew a life sentenl'e from the same thrcr j udges who first trie<J Poindexter. The governor spe n t a solemn week.e nd, here and at the m urder scene, search ing for a decision. I Depreciation Vs. Jnflation chang e Convicted Killer Granted' Stay Until Friday Our Economic Heading The l 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, - Cantata Presented At Easte r Service Sunday Morning Bradbury PTA To Elect New Officers F.or Year 1 1 th Birthday Observed With Party Saturday "r:,, Mainlv Abaut People In Pomeroy Sp rin g Pa int ing Do ne ', We Specialize In Interior Painting ■ For Further I nformation C all WY-2-2847 Pomeroy, Ohio ;r1 SHRINK Birthd a Y p ty · H eld Saturday For Ruth Lacey BILLS PAID ... ffoly Mackerell Enjoy that happy feelin1 now. Lob of folks are doina: it quickly safely p........,. CIN ■s f�r sprin1 cash and relu. Terms to please you. 1 N. W, COM PTON , O. o; I / om,., ! �ose * • ■ N.ooa •• UNITED STATES OF AMERICA .•1960 Census of Population WERE YOU COUNTED?' bus._ I U.S. c•.,.. Dlmlct ml ------�---------------- - -------�------------ ----- · JP v,·n-�, Su- ..1-. . e s ol I """' e :,1!: lit Us Take A Load Off Your H•nds . l: u · ' . each �°" " Con toto Sunday - - .. n., -. Heath Choir presents Eqster HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY BAKER'S * 1r.:.- _,,.,, ! ' ! . i I N MI DDLEPORT • "_._________..;.;.___;..."'::.,.___________________J I· . . - - . -- ------------ ------- - -----"·--------- ------------- ------------ --- · ��ISliil,lllf - T •· - : - • • � .• • • "' • • • • • -· · "....a,aiJllo Q$ · · · · · · · · - · - - - · - · -- • PITCHER'S MOUND ' (HE Qf.JJ,.Y $JNTINEl �pnei>.tatmg Kditorially tries - includin g American people, on the whole, hav e very great concern to.-indus those which stand to gain and those which bigger- incomes than ever , and are spending stand to lose. U. S. N e ws quote s a motor com­ more mone y than ever. But this does not pany economist as pointing out lhat " t he wean tb�I all the businesses which provide goods and serv ices are sharing with anything family that is going into debt this year for a resembling equality In this largesse. For the trip to Europe is unlikel y to go into debt for a new car also." This is one of t he r e asons public's spending habits undergo continual 't mea­ change - and, according to an article in the why new car sales, though good, haven csti• ry March 28 issue of U . S . News & World Re• su red up to the more optimistic indust mates . People see-m to be ke e ping their c:ars port, "A definite shift appears to be gol•g on longe r. And the same thing is true of variou s at this time in the way people spend their other expensiv e items, such as house hold ap• money. This shift in patterns of sp e nding ac• pliances. counts for same of the feeling of u ncertainty U. S. N ews points out that technological in business." changes achiev ed by industry are having I heir Th e magazine cit e s the two main factors i n fluence on buying trends. New produc tion that account for that. First, family debt is also al record lev e ls , due both lo the sue of the debt itself and to high er interest rates. Sec• ond, the bi g families of postwa r ye ars are growing UP,, and the burden on family bud• gets refl ects that pressur e . .• .'• . .. This last is an important matter. Acrord ing to U. S. News, the .a-verage annual cost of a child's support is $436 at age one, and twice that, $876, at ag e 15. And when t he young person goes to college , th e tab really becomes big. Current coll ege costs ru n $ 1 , 200·$2,000 a year for each student. Fi ve years from now, if the recent cost trend continues, the bill will be $1.600.$2,700. ' The impact of this is felt in all kihds of spending. To beg\11 · wiih, obviously, the mar­ k et fo,r everrday necessJ/le s broadens as the fam!Ues grow and Home, ed�catlon. 1,ncr�.a,e. utility service , ,nd PllfJO�al care costs 11a• turally rise. Al :ume, the ap�tlte for luxuries grows, }#, A n example are tile I.ht � boating and traveJl/li l>ooms. So the strain ws &leadlly ll••v· on the domestic b�djel' · · p.p · · 1er. The lone-tel'l)I lnflwmce of all this Is o/ metho ds, for instance, are makin g substa n• tial cuts in the cost of such items as ca,b in cruisers and swimm ing pools. And the steady l�ngthe�ng of vacation periods has an ob­ . vious e(fect in the stimulation of travel - as does the plan. sale of tickets o n Another import ant factor is the expand ing role of the, teen.agers in the econom y. In the next 10 y ears , youngsters in the 13-19 age bracket are expect ed to incre ase in n umber by som e 38 per cent, as against 20 per c e nt for t he popula tion as a whole. And the wants and demands of young people vary markedly from those of their elders. In summary, U . S. News finds that econo­ mists · " . . . look for still sharper gains in home buying, sports, travel and recreatlon, as the wave of youngsters moves toward ma­ turity and then produces its in ev itable wave of marriages. ''Thlls, the bas.ic shifts showing up in peo• pie's wants wlU help to determlne how fast many Industries grow i n the years ahead. 1 t '10W ,..m, a good bet that the 'population lon' 1•t• explo. ' wlU not turn out to be a uniform The following editorial ls reprinted from The American Press: "We are happy to know that Cornmltte e on Smal l B u siness of has recommended that somethi ng rules regarding On equ·, wnen t . the "The committee's request based primarily on the need tax the Select the Senate be done to depredation for changes a,re to Jink inflation with depredation, If you bought a machine I. n Yea rs a go for • 1 0 • 0-00 , · an d d epreelated It ove r 10 years, th e depreciation deduction would now be used up. But, if you now buy 11,,� Mr. +nd M"r&. Rlmtal 1lej;tord and (an!ilY qf Alcoif. y,.. spent 1 weekend wi�1 ·Ar. ■nd Mrs. Ora · Wti lte' and Linda. · �r . cincl Mis. A. H . Bailey 1pent Th ursda)' afllirnoon with Mrs. Bes• &i.e Web1Ur, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Art Morarity of P.qmerQY spe.ril S�nd,y �ven ing with M"r. :md Mrs. Ralph B■118.rd. Jfiirs. Donna Ohlinger and child­ ren of Po'tneroy spent a day with htrr parents, :M. · and ¥n. Robert ( W h ite. spe n t Monday Sharon Holter night with Patty M cLaughlin of ·Ii', Mrs. Lola Sarden spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sorden of Eagle Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffith have mover.I to their home on Eagle Ridge. Bill Orr . Reedsville, spent sever, al d11ys with his grandparents, Mr. and ;1frs. Cllnt Orr. Flatwoods. · - WERE DINNER OUl!STS Mn. "f�i . . l1Q: t41l'f SENTINEL -• -•­ · .___. 3•F ClUb Enlerlnir"'" COME A'RUNNIN' ,!J· blesalng to all buslnessos " By BOIi i!, BYER a similar machin e you will find its cost is now $20,000 or ,,;ore. Thus , half of the value , i n terms of today ' s dollar, cannot, u nd er present law, be depreciate d for tax p·urposes. • Asa HoskJn.i and sister, Miss Ada, entertained the- 3·F Club Saturday evenin.: at their home, Pp mero)' Route t. A _potluck dinner was served at 6:30 alter whlch a social evening was enjoyed and games . were played. A e d I Bak!� ��i�tl� M;�.\�1 Wlcl;.ham, Mrs. George Parker and gue,t, Ml" Dora Wilson, of Matl• ettn. At Ho1kin• Home !�� c. (,. =��: . �«- l'.f.�: tMte: '2. fur :P: -.It '1° 8"' � tJr" 11 n'.' '"' UH, fl.. '( (.; K O !) 5 we •· -1 t - � -Mf · · CIIJ\ton 1. ftnant. tiival jl. j)Nat Jyl1o 1. A ndh ol Mr,. Neme Entercaim wards _f. Mix . ' 1,'19em Mr.•· c. E. Nease entertained with ll. New Zeltan4 f. Ji:tc.._ � • � JU>tiid · a dinner E■lter Sund•y at her aboriSI•• foot)>all' home, Wehe Tert.aee. Guests were � · J.2, Part ot bl· 8. llmfflet � �• . and Thompson and . ti 1111t 0. Letter' A R. Mrs. Mr esbl.t• daughter, J.toberta, of Bridgeville, JS. Qt the •¥• 10. M't)l:e -s ' 2t t Il\h$bl,. Pa., Mrs. 'I11 erion Ohlinger and 14. Bury ml� wits • ' Mr1. Guy ., 1u.u�r •- oI Dayton and lii, Fuel 17. Apricot 30. ParUele · Mn. Car'rie Nye ot Pomeroy. ,10, Injure of - ,. (lap._) h�q'a An•• � · 18, lndlltlnct U. � · ·.. �'-· ;J9, lf&at ,, ':, lil 61•fl�l..•':• -. ._.. .... • � 18. AfflmMd" · tal'l' 11. Samuel'f te"',her Jl. 1'onrd Jhe 1111. ...plo,..S -� (Bib.> ahelterel . 39. ctty ·!Pa>I 43.,-.,. 18.Tro�leal · ,o. A ,..ee1,, <'- 8" 1D dabt dlm""'S #ll'riu ••• ---Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma sur• �!ant . . - -· .... .,. M"T!,-;,, prised his mother Thunday efen• .-,,...,;,,,,,0.. It. Po-Ina' Int With a birthday party at their home at Wolfe Drive. Jt . "- ' ' After opening her Jlfta Mra. ai. 11. :r.m . Thoma bllW out the c11ndle• pn • ' to . beaulilullf· de<ohted . tilrtfiday ' f:t1oq.) cake. Jell9, cake, la"'.ors of candy k Europe&11 resemblfng · -baby ehlekli, coffee and lklnk lee were ■er'Ved td the■� guests: H. hrfonn'4 17, JDa'Yptlll&\ Mr. and M rs. ·H,trold -Burn1lde, Mary Lou and Tommy, Mrs. Harold .,.port ... Hager and Rhonda Kay and Debra 19. Bprtte I Ly n n, Mr. and Mn, Gteh Thoma ••. J,t.._ and Gall £1len, '¥rs, Alonzo Hu�47. A i>fiool>e 1on, Mr. aiid Mn. 'Earl Thoma, Guy 4.8. Artlua .. Thoma and the �onored ,:uesl. ••• Correct The eve1;dng W11 apenl socially IIO. C<lertty and enjoylnf mUJic. DOW!f ACIIOIIS 4. Swlls ,a;Jltil• The use of ju ment is an important factor in our lives. � How�ver , fe w chi d ren, today, are taught the ti-ue meaning of this word. Becaus e of this lack· of teachin g children so m etimes u se "There hav e bee n a number of methods misj udgment o( the rJght time to �ross the street, the mis• udgment of things to drink, or taste , therefor e, causing suggested for dealing with this matte r . We j mo ny ru ns for ouc ,olunteer em ,,. ;:;:; do not consider ourselves expert enough to gency . rescue units. The Alman� judge which might be most practical. But it .-- Many bottles that oft,d look other and poison• pr cohtain etty t is comforting to know that the c.c;,mmj�te lnJullous c:orilpo�w. "'"E•en --.,t of which Is supposed to look Into the woes of Judgme nt I n taking too ma ny.. . aspir• ' •••al=ed this sub· small business has finally ""' m tablets causes dejlths and many J� ject and has ask ed Congress to remedy the resuscitator runs ror emergency u n tta. situation." The fire chief and first aid chief By UnltN PrHt lnttrnatlonal of • departme n l need lo b• equip Today is Monday, April 18, the pcd with a tremendous amount of 109th day or the year, wlth 257 judgment to eHiciently carry out more in 1960. lheir duty. On their 1houldere are The moon is i n its Jast quar • the responsJblllllE!B of resc uing of ter. , person s In a burning or other e n • The morning stars are Mercury, dangered building, the serety of Man. Jupiter and Sat\U'n. MEETING POSTPONED On this da)' i n history: The meeting of the JOF Claes of their me n o n whe n to sen d them n nut to semi.I them in. whe anti ln In 1775, patrolt Paul Revere the United Methodist Church A fire chlef must know th" pro• 11tarted out on his famous mid· Rcheduled for tonlaht has ,been per time to withdraw his men n ight ride to .alert the country• polltponed until Aprll 25. from the interior, and thE> proper side that Britl!1h soldiers were time to chanae the line of attack coming to con fiscate eunpowder GARDIN CLUB MEETING The TwUl&ht Garden Club wlll and from what a n ale to first at• stored in Concord. meet Thursday evening at the tack the £ire. He mus1 k nnw how In 1906, San Francisco w11 home of Mrs. !>wight Parker with many lines will do the job, how struck by a 'Viole nt earthquake, many will overdo ll and cause worst i n U. S. hletozy that :tilled Mrs .. Robert Morris as co--hosteu. greater waler loss than !0�11 by 500. lnjured 15•hu ndred, left more fire. than o ne ,quarter of a mUUon A chief must use judgment of homele111. ' how many men he need� on a call, In 1934, the era of .t�� ,Jaundro­ when to call for additio nal - 11\JR· mat was born In Fort "orth. Tex. power lnd equipment. He ll\Ust when a lodl re1Jdent Opened his use Judament of whether II fire is wuhateria. 4•18 truly 'out, and unatile to flore up Fidea .Lodae, K. o( P. met ThursIn HMS, war corre1pondent Er· ·aaal n after the equipment hns re• ,rork 11: DAILY CAYl'TOQUOTE nle Pyle waa killed on an Island day evening ·•I th, Hall In M iddleturn ed to the station. A X. ' 'I' D L. • .SJ� ' near Okinawa. Jn llMll, i 21•g1.1n port with Herber, Hoover, 'chan• Down through the ranks of a n y 11 L O N' 0 ., O . , cellar commatuler fn c�ge of the 11lule mark� the in1u1ur1tion fire department the mponsibillty · · one ,Jett.r lbnply atuiia 'for another. Ja. tMa IIJI\PI• .A. ta ttlldl meetlnc. the republic of Ireland. of Judcme nt not only is on the of foe.Ula - L'I,'X lo• tlio' llllo &o,. .... 1,tton. ._ Dorine 1"6 ,peellna . lhe \laok ol chltf'a shouldeN, but the ehould· trophe■, tho ltn,U, �d lcirnialion o1 IU ,OWI\I N'!! Rlohird on A lhou.ht for totfay : Irlah play• E"'!uire WII eoh(!!l'fed · • ··� · •� · ers of every man In the depart• clureNDL lro c lotion co&i Iha lla,y h lla •• � W. nie•llnl p S rlock. u wrisht Ceorte "rnard Shaw ment. They muat ke■ p a constan t i' ' 1 . � -� t. ....·,t � wom• w , ork in tbo X.,lihl ranlc. will be • ·· .J1.. --ta--' 1JJ. J _ ._,a_9 , , � check on the eq1,1lpment. They said: ''the te,t of • man or •·. -•r ) . I Vl!n, . . , , have to be ,ure It la in top workin& •n's breedln1 is how they be• I 1 quarrel." have in • 11 N X• order 110 that when the need arisel J ,i .�,�[ Y:,i.l'-. Q nir.' ��.,'/ the fire will not .iilet out of control ,v 11: K X U B O N G �;'" X & O X U, V: . In& in Ga)lh1olli wb� "•�k. in the because of , faulty equlpment. , P•I• .,ant wlli be 1lv01>, All -�h• . . � ,.... ,T""'� , . . � ... • .. · , • -., .... � Judgment must also be uaed to Ina to att,nd tl,,e 1J&lijpoll1 nw,t• -� -• UNTO , keep enough equipment on hlmd to 1. '1-e- ,..� 1n1 ffl 11�d :to piee,t at the MY P IIN aANK IO - � .....�.. ,,....... � . do whatever job that ma)' arise. hall al . T:00 pm. ....;.._:__::. _..;........;..;:...;.. Huse flrti Jo,1e1 aomellmes resull I know a bank -,,here wud t•rn thrh•ea from the lack of tire flgblns eq_ulp• Hidden away from human O)'H, to hose fln from m"nt, therefore. ladden, noal111, pump,, tools and Ita lonly froftdl of PUNll ai'Mn enatne,, everythtn1 mu1t be check, Not many eyH but mint have 1e1n. ed. My fern bank mean, 10 much to Another l■ctor In lhe uae of , ,.. LlnUI �- Jud1ment by I fireman, which 11 That many Ume1 I ,o to aee :r'M ' % &!IOWS IJP , �� . probably tlMi mOlt teuchy 1ubjecl The lovely frond, all Wfll with dew : AM Ill/&/( Ii,\�'/ «;llli'�/'. ' -KIN' ;a,t GOH� � el\t , ' la lhie fact of An1! 1olden of any d 1unltcht 1hlnln1 w�on � s I •• Nltcbed his through. · lo'tl,i'i,ommunlty � �rlriie bf• , DO M DiG ROCKS ed 10 faithfully which he hH It take, me out of world17 thtnga Ot/TA 'IME INFIIILDfor ma� yelll'I, otten ieavt 10th cruel at.Ina:• That A. ,flreffltn ahould not hold on TUrt"ls ttlf thouaht to things above once thlt t\mf ha1 been reached So, ahould I not my fem bank lo�e. beeauu the 9tnclency of the men -Mrt. Herry Wei.. beneath ht& • \fr,ap1. flti• as ig creat n.,onslblltty or Judgm,.nt of that <an •ndo 111 tho good , fine flr<man can do In hl1 lifetime. HOSPITAL ¥J"l,!' A. l;lf, a t Therelottl, a ' fireman ntUJt use m D µib For<if� l;.�p, Adm lea!Olll, i\pril _ the atml(III · o nod Jild SltiO'lt '" l even!ft . sn et Tu . of c,ii ,._ert t John F11h1t, Jr., Rlclne. pedorm e , he n!J evtry Uim rta�l s Pt.in In n hall e 'NRP'the at Jodi Dla&ar.-, AprU UI: Walttir R. trom tb'e very firat day t_ o tqe very r. o c o an •J e µJa µ, Wedemeyer, M ri . Zelma E. Lewll, laal day h11t ,nswen the call to with Vl•h· s1 VlJlton lrom Cheater and t,lt(le Renr, ·F. KaptMn•. � 'Ray R. ''Come A'Runnln•.tt l;loekltii �undll -,,re wel�fPo.-.,nter, Geo,ra:e W:llllam Scurlock Plant . wore 11!�� fqr the l1!fl< l LS p•a•-A • ~•y-' W l.,e ll•�mond ... oeor N lltoven T. - "" 'on A-ll �, •I Rally .., ••·-'etta .,.... 01114; lln. l,[ell •L. Halo, Mra. Ray Mr. ,nd Mn. A. D. Huint retutn• �-• l!'t er A li;liuon, Mn. .BeU HU&ha, MN. ed to thtir home here after 1pend• !I Eul )lt �• Y� Pel4:ft� hen ment me much rri ld p l'Ov ed .�J B. Hamm, Jtlc)\ird 'II . lng the put wHk in Hunt ington . each modeled tht h1l orue•• Mn . Hume wu I patie nt at St. lrin\mer. Mn. X.,UU,,n Prile1i 'wf!!re· 1Lven for \hi ·moat e1·, Rhoda �arle bune!an, Jewl'III M ll")''I HOllpltal whllt there. 1 C. lllln"'11, Owen D. llenny, Jr., ....c:.c..=::,,,.--===....:- comlcal h�ta. •� en• Potlu.c� �')I ll<l!Mld JI, :JQDJ, 11!IW1 - ..,,.i, ero\te Tnadway end il\lJlll, � h•'!· /•red d� Aliiirl It. Harcrall and "fl\lant. ,biiill!lli 11. Jll'DJIN, K.n- HISTORY Meigs Ceuntj ., .,........ �;:;:;=:--;:::;; ;:;:;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::a:, ·roD,\Y AND YEST�RYEAR Birthday Obs�rved With Party At Earl Th.oma Home ·"IIO.'- .... u..to �·· Fides Lodge Holds Se15ion Thursday Night . Poet's Comer ■ ■ P.urth&iea. c. IIJI. . · tt - ....,., "°" m· :m ·l' ' ■- ·• J: __________ · ' ·· d ilMt' lll, . ' ' ' ' ·'· · . ,,�:fl ', . :, lfl{ , .c . t!llm�� · They'll D�ll Ev�ry Tmie ' !!9 D A Council Meele At T · ' .., , ' � 1v5· " '· ::.� , ..=,. "=��� �- . ,• ... r.,,-,.--. -,.;.,, l[.:'H�=� •-•--� 145�- � LEAOIJI;• ��igm,,: mo ""8· •.._:..... � 1111:......,,..uo a.iil.....a a.:�, &':.�fl i�!i�: ,.-:'f.�'.". . _ ? - At t�• ,a, =on. · � \· / ', � :i:i flOhn- · ' DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK -.z,a I!I<• • · 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.HlddJeport , Robinson-Jenki ns Weddin g Solemn ized Reedsv ille Girl Saturday Evening At Baptist Church I Scouts Meet The mar:rt.ag of Mrs. Ruth _Robinson and David Jay Jenkin s was solom,zed Salurday e ening a l lhe First Baptist Church I A t Ste wart H all Around And About Middleport ' 0., April 18, lUGO--a Paul Davi.a, Mn. Suun Rawlln,p. Judy Butcher, Judy Wildermuth, Easter �•• obse rved Sunw.y with a good attendance at all e Carol Scott, Beverly Cundiff, Mn. churches Ill Pomeroy, which were decorated for the occaston v 0. E. McKinley, Mn. Geor.a:e Mein• White lilies decorated the altar at the First Baptlsl church: .. � IDOll HOUD....,1 -T Euter project.a were worked on Middleport, with me mbers of the immediate family present'. hart. Judy M.utln, Ellen Dutta, The morning servic e opened with the organ prelude "The Cub Bahr, David Wile)', Dkk WU• }'.tev , Ralph Zund el �astor of th e Pomeroy Baptist C hurch . a nd completed during the Brownie �oly City," by Mrs. J. ff. Stephenson, organist, Two anthems John Werner, who underwent of�1clated at the wedding. Attendants "All Haili The Risen Lord !" a ey, 0 E. McKinley, and Carl IA!• fo r the couple we re ' and Girl Scout meetings at Stewart Joy Dawned On Easter" and "He Uves Again ' '' were pre- •�re:ery laat week at Holz.er Hoa• M!ss Carol Cunningham and Gera ld Anthony. Hall in Reedsville the pa,t week cantata in son a- and readi n g w11 ,er. p1tal is 'tecovuin 1 nlcely and 0 . sen ted by the choir directed by given Sunday morninf for the 6:00 fhoae present tor the double Gir\1 in Brownie Troop 180 mJde pe_ctJ t..o be home sometime early Mra , Elmer Wickham. The Rev. ed both aervicea. Sunrise Service at the Mlddleport ring cerel\lony we-re the bridc"A EiiSter bHketa from berry boxes n Su rlae services at lhe Un lled th11 week. Ralph C. Zundel used "Falth 'a parents, Mr. and Mn, Harold. crepe paper and wire. Arter th� Ch_urch of Chrillt with Mn. Arth Ul Methodist Church opened with the Mi: and Mrs Fieldi ng Hawk.I Firm Foundation" as his topic. Che..se, Steven Robinson, Mr. and Brown ie• placed grau in lheir bu. Sk1nner direct ing. n Holy C�mmu n ion was held at the or1�. prelude, "In An Ea■ter Gar· of Belie, w. V,1 spen t tbe EHt�: The ca n tata wu auppJemenled Mn. Allthony and e.bildren, Bar• kets, Mr■. Lyle 8i1.ldenon, lec1der . n �)' de Mrs. H.li.rvey Va n Vr.a n ken, week end here with rel11,t.ive1 Grace Episcopal Church whicll was by colored pieturea by the old and Mfl . Ray• bare and Joe, Mr. gave each a chocolate egg for her alllO decorated W'lth whlte li He, . or 1an 11t. The anthem " Y tat! ed mond Lieving and childre n . Shelia, • e Watcf:r Airman Michael Erwi M.ast.en which made very Jm pre11• basket. and en e o; Y 1-� oly Ones · WH pr�• al Brooklyn Navy y T.he Rev. William Roberh chose The rea-ular meeting of the Brad­ &ive the _pkture story of Chrlst 't Michael, Judy, Susie and Jan ie, cpl h1r; �rmon fro� Colossia n , 3 . A sented b ythe cb �! r and Mrs. Rus• Y?rk spent th .e. bollda� w�eke�: bury PTA will be held thla Wed­ I .as\ Saturday afternoon the l lth Karen Sprague, Karen Humph· res urrection West Columbia, W. Va., a nd Mr. baptismal service WH al11o. co n. aell Moore aang, ,?�.n the Gates wit� his paren t,, Mr. a nd Mrs. nesday evening at 7:30. There will rey, Patt� Boring, Jeanie Cashdol . Mn. n y o( Mid• hirt hday or Marvin F'ry wu cele· Marlha and . Mrs. Willis Antho . Child11 was the read­ 'I'he Riaen Cheater Erwin an d family ducted with Marcia Matte Dillard, of . °!,e Temple. brated at hi1 home in Middleport lar, 1;-inda Brown, Diane Petty, er for the program and the film be an election of officers for the dl eport. · Mrs. Mabel Walburn bf Colum• daughter of �r. and Mrs. Roger Christ was the topic of the Rev. The bride is a graduate of Mid• when his parent, . Mr , a n d Mr■. Bonnie Rockhold, Jackie Bise Jean 1trlp wa, ahowo by Mn. Flo1111le­ coming )'ear. . bus visited over the week end with J?d lard,_ rece1vL ng the rites of bap• Eugene Brown. Edi11on Hobstetter will be pre&· dleport High School and until her Wesley Fry, entertai n ed with a Whiteh�ad, Sandy Newla nd , • Bren• Allen,worth. Mn. Chester Erwin The 10:30 servi � opened with her d a ughter and family Mr an d ham. M1sa M;arle Blchrnan and Mr. party in his honor. The afternoon da Bormg, Sa ndra carter. Connie­ waa the orcani at.. ent lo present the f.el1 con cemin, marriage was employed at the 1nd Mrs. Edison Hobstetter were the, �rgan prelude, "Easter Fe.ti- . :drs. Har-old Thomas and' children , Home , Resta urant. Mr. Je n kin! is was spent in playing games and Lltton , Patty and Brenda Holsing the bond Issue to raise funds for val an d lwo oanhems were pre- Teresa Lynn and Terri, a n d other th! godpare_nts. Choir member s singina- were the Meigs Memorial Ho.apital. danl'ing . er are member11 of the Brownie employed with the Bell Telephone .. , Neda Bradford, Mrs. Edgar Allen• �esus Lives was the aerrnon stnted by the choir directed by relatives Jn the county. Troop. A spring muaical program unde, Company. After Milrvin hild opened his William Davl@f Soda Sprin g8 ,worth, Mra. Fred I. Gardner Mrs the diredion topic or the Rev. Geor1e Schultz Mts. .John Werry, "Rejoice the of Mr, . Eleanor F'ollowing a s hort trip to Mo­ Fo llowi n g their b111inet1 meet• O,car Roush, Carolyn Searle,'. Mr•· Welch Zieher o� Columbua who co nducted ser• Lord �111 Ki n s" a� d "Alleluia" Crom Idaho, came Sunday to , pend � bile, Alabama, where they will rlso presents from his frie nds refre,h• with Ruth Reed au ' v t ces at the St. Paul s Lutheran l� Lo� ol L ife. Chartea Rich• few d1y1 with his mother Mrs vi11il with the groom s parents, Mr. me n ts of dec o raled l'UP cakkes, ings, the two Patrols in Interme-d1• Robert Craig, Susan Slater, Mra.· accompanist will be given. ' ' Wright, . ard son of and Mr. and Mra Crary DavU1. Mn. Davis Is recup: vanilla ice cream with choco­ ate Scout Troop 179 made "Eaater Church, W hite lil!es de�orated the and Mrs. J. B. Je n ki n s. the new altar for the service which opened George Wrl ,: ht, received the rites erati!11 from a re<:e nt lll ne.sll but couple pla n to retur n to Middl�• lale bunnies were served to the ho n.net" favon to be used on the with the .?rga n prelude, "The E11l· of b_�Ptlllll prec�ding the .�rmo n ls still not able to return to her porl before movi n g to their new gue�t�. Favors for the puty were pauenu trays at the Elmwood NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUN E TIME basketJ; fil led with Ea11ter candies. Rest Home on Easter. ratty Dorat The dutie& as a teacher in the local er Song, by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar on Ou� Chrlet1an Faith. location. TO HAVE YOUR Mrs. Fry was assisted with the Norma Nicholl, Patricia Smith ii.Pd orga n ltt. The anthem, "How Great benediction by the pastor and the achool. response_ by the choir concluded Party b)' Marvin 's grandmother Sandy Walton, whpae name, were Mr . .aod Mra. Gordon Harris and Tbo_u Art" w111 prese n ted by the drawn from the "do it " boxes ac. Mn. Ada Lambert. choir. Holy Communion wa■ alto the aervice. The church WH dee• son11, o f Columbus were Eaater VI&· orated with white tll\et of back companied itors Mn. Ernest While-With Mr. and Mrs c M . held. We Move Your Fumilure and Replace It Guealt for the party were Dia ne head!, leader, to the Hom e Friday the altar railing and on tht: alter, Hen n�sy and other relatives · Mn A while croas with white candel- a croas with lighted Wllbo� Addllional COIi. Davis, Kathy McElhin n y Su evening to deliver tho favors. candle• and Julien Motley (Kathrin He�ne ) ' , z·",n abra- on either .i;ide were used on arrangeme n t.II of' Oblin"er' , Susa n Cbapm n ., ie a a · · white lri■ and of Sunnyvale, Calif., 11pe n l the p:� . tht altar of the Federated church. "almll on either side. Nit�rl, Ros,e Marie Hackett. Mar• I Olh er g1r1a in t h e troop are Sanweek wilh ber parents, the c. :.t. . rla .tnd Sandra White lllles al'ld seven branch canJorie .H.arru, Peggy McKinny Way• dy Sprague. GET FREE ESTIMATES NOW The young peoplf' of the church Hennesya.. · 'f!ussell, Dolor and av LUCILL HAW'fCINI .11.ary France•. delabrl formed the backgrou nd for i; ne Davis, Asa Bradbury, Harold Mr. anti Mn. John Talbott of r, Joan Davia, the altar and were also placed on conducted the au�iae service at Lightfoot, Steven Pullen, Sammy Bise, Janet H Mr. and Mrs , Edward T. Bauer Nola · · tors Myers, �arol Nkhoh, Char• each iide of the unctuacy. The or• the Church of Christ, which was Colu m bus were weekend vm Hood. BIiiy Davis, Rsymond Bindy of Marion were weekend guests of lotte Dunt, Lm� Spencer. Linda ' can prelude "The Resurrection" decorated with white lilies, hy . with Mrs. Homer Russell F'Tankit' While. and Jim Butcher. and Br,n�a Lark1A1, Ja n et Holsi n g . M. L. Kelly received :.Vord Sat • her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. by Mn, Ben NeutJlin ( opened the drangia, hyacinths aod begonias. Sending gifts but un able to be l )' J')l thei;t" and were morn• daughter, the solo_s Karr 0 at sung er, Cy n thia Gabhart, Roberta Wells urday nlight of the death of his sunrise service and the choir sang, "!W l here were Leland Brown and Mary Ethe-I Taylor and Karen cal "Early In the Morni n g. " The Rev. ing aerv1�e, o ne by Peggy Bow• brolher-ln•law, Robert Darst , at Ann. Sleven Hindy. Mr. and Mrs. Jal'k Cramer 11.nd and Buck hn n o J_ rs. ler . the . Ple11aant aa e Valley !�Y ..r . Hospital • used Waldo J. Bartels as his aer 'The �enty•thtrd Psalm. Mr. a n d • Mn. Robert Daniels of daughter of Do ver and Mrs. Mar• mon ''The Supreme Victory." Both troops formed one large Willia m Walker of Columbus Col u m b us spe n t the week e nd with garet Cramer of Jackaon were At the 10:30 service, the organ H<'ver ly Ann friendship Cup.ip cirde and sang 'Tap1" prelude was "He Ar�e" 'and the s poke and s �owed 11lde1 �n Jap� n Mr. and Mrs. James Mourning and Easter guests of Mr. and Mu. C. J. lo close their meetings. Struble. the In eve nin g_ ufter Jill which so n Dale, , and Mrs. Golyda MournHorwred At Dance choir aang. "'He is Riaen." "Im· Brow n le .md G irl Scout leaders Mr. a n d Mrs. Ma urice Dean or l:Severly Ann Cullip of Gallipolis mortality"' was the sermon topic Snowden, Conme and Sharon Free• ing. allended the Belpre Girl Scout man Pt Fri• were baptized. visited . Pleasant, .... Va W. . Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds and be-cam(' the third perso n to be after which Mrs. Robert P. Ross Neighborhood meeting at the Uni• -------day evening with Mr a n el. Mrs. baby came tr) spent the Easter namrd to MG� Teenage Hall of of Columbia n a sang,' "Oh Divine �crsa.list Church on Monday even• weekend with Mr. a nd Mrs. L. E. Elmer Wickham. Fame Saturday night at the Tri• · Redeemer." The service clo11ed mg. Or and r. Mrs. Wickham Elmer M Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Rey• County Teen Canteen's "People l'ith the "Hallelujah Chorua" by no]ds and to �turn the!r daughter a n d Misti Jean Holt spe n t Easter Are Funny" reco rd hop, which was the choir. Holy Commu nion follow• Plans were made durir• ., the Ly nn , to their home m Morga n - in Gallipolis with her molher, Mrs.. staged at the "Danccland" in Dun• meeting for the Browniei,; a :d Girl bar, W. Va. �wn, _w. Va. Lyn n has been vis it- Jul i a Davis. ar-d other relatives. Scouts to participate In the "We1t• Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mees or llli' with her gra n dparents for the ern Parade" in .Belpre, �ay 14 . Sh e is the daughter or Mrs. Athena vial� in Pomeroy Sunday The ninth birthday o f Ruth A n n put two weeks. Day Camp was dlecusaed and a ura W isc o f G�llipolis and is course a La a the d and :•services �t•l'l\l&d � l Ceci Rathburn, Cleveland came Lacey was ·celebrated Saturday I in folk game1 and dahces , , _ .._._.. i t h e secon d teenager of the area to was planned lor next Jail. when her ,parenta, Mr. and Mrs. f'_rlday to spend the weekend with U11it.ed M ethodit Church. Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Mi\DM'1 -of• • be named l o the Hall ot i'�ame. Clare nce Lacey. and her gran d• his d a u ghter and family, Mr. 11nd Clevela nd were Easter, wlekei'id Mr s . Cullip was cited for her three Mrs. John Hetzer, Mrs. Er nest. Mrs. O Dell Manley. ' father Charle• Peoples, entertain' ' Whitehead, Mrs. Guy Spen�er, Mrs. Mrs. Vi ola Yeauger left this guests of Miss Grace Camp.bell and y ea rs of service to the canteen. ........Iv, ed with a skating part-y In her Providing music for the arrair Lyle Ba.Ider-son and Mrs. A . t. morni n g for a two weeks vacati on brother. honor. . re Th e Rebels . Stewart attended the meeting. Two we Rio of Elizabeth Cutler Mrs. Tenness and ee n _ l Florida. In FlorThe �h1ld�en mM at the Lacey was the C11nteen's th ird visi1 leaders, Mrs. Paul Nichols a n d Mrs. It home m Middleport where they 1da she will visit al the home of Grande was lhc weekend guest of to Dunbar and the 196th dance i n Dawai n Dunt, were unable to al· Mr. and Mrs. Gle n Dill. Houn: 9 to 5 - Thu�. 9 tll Noon presented Ruth Ann with ma ny her brother , Jack L.attlnzia. h <' past three years. t tend. Mr. an Bright C. J. or Mrs. .I Mr. and ll Mrs. Paul John 'a d n a on &lfts an d the n w'enl to the Sk. ting Phone WY Z•217I 125 E. Main St. Rink, near Chester where the party children spent the week e nd with D unbar, W. Va. were guests of her was held fro m to em to ,12 noon. her father, �illiam Autherson, mother, Mrs C E W. Do wnie. I Miss Martha Genheimcr of Col• For her party, Ruth Ann had a Bradbury . umbus was the weeken d guests of large cake which had been made M ,a n d Mn. John Mayer and her au n ts, Misses AugL1sta, Lucre• OPTOMETRIST . . especially for her at the Ohio Val· h 1 r· 1 ; l'n of Grove City spenl the tia and Ada Genheim er I 1!181 Coitrl Slr•et, Pemeroy · ley Bakery. On one end or the �BSter weekend wilh Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tho mpson . . 51Sb cake was a large Easler bas• George Boun: I Jo JJ. ! � .�: . . III ftan.), Mernhart and Mrs. Wmme an 4t�W\ter Roberta of Br.:idge. ket . made of various colors of ic• Mayer. . vi ; :l'a..:i'and Mn. 1•hci-i6n OhJin · , . inf Md"the other e n d were the f •.• ., Mr. a nd Mrs. William Yeau�er gc and Mrs. G uy Muter of Da)'ton words, Hap�y Birthday, Ruth A n n. of Kent were weekend guests with returned to thelr homes today, affee crea111: with chocolate eggs were M I . E. Vance. ter a weekend visit with Mn. c. E. . . served with lhe cake lo the guests. . �·r.C and Mrs. W�ll•am Kitche n Nease. Eich gu�st was also given ,favors nd Mr. and Mrs. James R. H ood or �aughtc�, Debbie, spent East• ,of to)' l'hicks i n a ha1 ' shell. Mrs. :r wilh rclahvcs here. pltloC !loll■r Columbus were weekend guests or H.. Lacey was assisted in the 1erving . . ,J Harr}' Shafrnr, salesma n m thi!i Misses Lena and Kalie Guth m.111f'l Can we hope 10 avoid by Ruth Ann' s sister Kathy and rea for some time_ for the Uni. ' Jack Ken n edy of coiumbus Edith HaJ)tonstall. aky•rocketing prices in the future? : real Supplr C�., is reported lo spent the weekend with his par• Those attending the -party were � recuperating m the St. Joae ph We can! This is the studied opinion ents, Mr. and Mrs · William Ke n· Connie Bachner, Lois Ann Sauer, HO$pltal from a severe heart al• nedy of' 64 leading repraentatives of ·· Billy Haptonstall Mary Long • tack ' John Ingels, · education, aovernmcnt., labor and Mary Ja n e Jenkins, Weekend guests of Mrs. Odetta Sharon Jones, student at OU, Pierotti were Mr. and Mrs. Robert who conform! .-.tJy Marta Hubbard, Van Johnaon came Th_uradar 10 spe nd the East• ' ·• lt the American A""11biy. Thay Judy Brewer, Mytra Wilson, Sherle er vacation with her parenls Mr. Ebersbach and Miss Olga Pierotti , ot Columbus The 1nvmerotion or Ame-ricons In th1 1960 Ctntut ls now almost qrccd thai America 1hould 1trive Shuler, John Krawsczyn Debbie d Mrs. Emerso n Jones and Bar. Edward Graber of Columbus L)'ons, Terry Harr\gan , K� thy Mor• =ra. finished. A1 you know, it i1 ve,y lmportanl 1hat th, Census be for throe goala: dynamic gro"M:h. visited the past week with his ran 1hd Cynthia Mills. Arnold, Judy Sludent complete and correct. If you b1li1111Ye that you were Rot counted, at Rio motber Mn Charles Graber • • • low unanplO)'MMt . • . reuon-­ Others in vited but unable to at-' G nd r e, spent EaSter with her par• !\,Ir. �nd Mrs. George Maes�r of . 11tlto5t out the form below and mail it hn111td1at.lvto; ably stable prices. But It won't be tend were Ron Hand and Don n a Ollie, )i en� r, �d Mrs. James Arnold: Columbus were weekend guesls of easy ! Needed is the whole-heuted Weimann. : � � E 1 Reed K�n 1g his pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Cl-arence Athens, Ohio cooperation of al/ Amcricam in were 0 i n �h �1!:t�n on busmese Massar. They were accompanied workina to a.cbieYe • 1wodi1Y rl.r­ Birthday Ob,erved itli last Friday ho me by_ their children, Steve n Mrs. Wilbur Theob ald wi·11 re. an d Melissa who spent several lnl prodMctMr,-. . Family •iK> nu••J" t tO h d A family dinner marked lbe birth i:� Se�� u s a\ Br�dbi_iry days with their grandp.arents. flnd o11t Vlf11t 11"1lllt t» doMa e l t� ay a 1er avmg I have checl<ed with the membe� of my household, and I bclic\'I tl,at one (or mo,.) Mrs. William Dan n hardt and Mr u, wa, NOT counJ.d' heN or anywh.,. cl,.' and tlll rola ,M can play. day of Mn. M. L. Kelly Sunday at been a bsent part or last week due and Mrs. Frand11 Dan n hardt oi Writ• far ftN boot,let, "PflcH, 1n the 1 960 Census. her home on Grant Street. Mn. to Illness. Mrs. Gretchen Cnwlh arid You". to Amir i• ' Bondu• t d Kelly received many gifta from her •nt of Pometo)', former residen Piftaburgh Pa visited ca.I Alltmtll)', Columbia Unlt wlth Mr. �nd Mrs. James ;i;a::. friend, and family. rn tbe Mrs. J. E. Harley home on On Ap,;I 1 . 1 960, I Bved at •llly, Naw Yor• 27, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate and {Bou,,e Number) t8trwt Cl' Boadl (Apa,tmem Nueblr or l.oolUNl) IC1&,-) Those present for the day were Bryan Place, substituted for Mr11. Mrs. Mary Wippel . · Tom Kelly, Jean Ellen Oabo, Mark Theobald. Mr and Mrs. Garland Weaver Kelly, Phyl111 Hilbert, Jack Kelly • This address Is localed belwttn Week e nd visitors at lhe A · A • and daughter, Ann of Dayton were and Loui1e Zerk.le, Myron Bailey, Mn.' S b rr h (NUII II SU-.. or Ro.d) (N&mt � scrm ar ILcadl wltb r. • rs. weeke nd guests of her parents, Mr. Ann Bailey and son, Gary, and Mr Atf° d iar::r, � �:e � re n an::lrs. John Sauvage Sr. I Kelly. • I om listing below the nom• and required inFonnation for myself ond each mtmbtr of my household. Peggy and Bruce. M� Sca��rry �� nry Korn of Marlon was the a teacher In North Fatrfi eld M r. weekend guesta of Mr .. and Mr■ I · and lira Ralph Stoch PLEASE BE SUR£ TO USTGeorge Korn and family. 09 NOT USTLarry w�ns ol Colu m&�� Mr. and Mrs. Robert p Ross ind e Al l Ml!lbtn of yo,ur lan.ily IITln1 witli YOII, Incl_. spent EHter wlU\ the Sc rbe ys. io n Waldo of Columbiana wel'., e CaHt!• dlldfflh wt.o are oway at coll"• ln9 babl11, PLEASE LIST, Mr. and Mrs. William :Car;rry weekend guest, o( her paren�. (or who a,. hart only on ¥acation). e All other rtlatlvfl IMnt ..... ' " · Ind fam lly, who have spent the Rev. and Mrs. Wald Bartel s o . • P.-. ltclllOftfd away frOM h.,. 1111 tl,a • Lod!ffl and boal'ffl IMns hae. past week . with relatives here, left 1 , Everyone 'tl'tlo usually liva In 1M1 Mr. an d Mrs. Phlllp Meinhart a�• ' • A....d forea. • S.MIIIII, hl,-d hanch, otften naf Nlated to l'Of • ommg for thelr home in l tended service!! at lthe Pilgrim s household, whatht:1 ralatad to yoi, � l� are llrin1 h•r•. 'llhere's no med for You to lug • Persont away In lnJtitutlom, 1uch m a 1art• church fn Nelsonville Sundal or not , e Anyon1 •IM 1tavfn1 MN1 hut wtw,, '- _. dlter I.bat bwvy ffflftly wasb. 8: e Barhaur, · 11tuden t al R t o t mo rning where they served ' d ltc:,rium, nuitin9 h0me, hom• fot Iha as,d, !tom-. Grande 11pent Easter wceke n� with sponsors at the chrlstenin i of ' 111\1111'al hqtpi�. Let Us Do It Mr, a nd Mrs. James Brewington Philip Roger Smith son of M r.g: ancl. 2. All ptttcin• staving ht141 wt,o liave ALSO LISTand daughter, Sandra. Mrs. no oth•t home. Roger Smith. . . wl// �. counlM ,i..... PtftOftS who VMlally llve httt but who .,. awoy Your w&$h will spark-le and so John McCarthy of_ C1.nc111 natl Miss Dora Wilson of MarieHa is . will you. ttmpo,....lly on, butlnan, on VC10afion, OIi in a ,-aal spent the week end w1 1 h hi s grand the guest or her cousIn, Mr&. Geo· hospital. mother. Mrs . A. H. Carpenter a nd rge H. Parker. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton a n d NAMES OF PERSONS LIYINR IN THIS HOUSEHOLD 01 &PIil I It .. P11W W E PICK UP and DELIVER Whal h lh• h lhlt pe,soatdaughtec. Ellen. lllO, ANO THOSE ITAIINQ HERE WHO HAYE NO OTHER HOMt "'latlONhlp of Wllilc I Mont..! Widowed CLASS MEETING SET Hood of hoo..hold oo Ant 11,. th■ haocf ol lhh Dl......t Wife of h.ad Male The Homebuilden c1, .. or the ho,..hold 7 WriJu Mmtl Unmanltd childttn, oldflf firs! S.paroltcf f "We Clean Everythin1 Bui The Biby" Whell .. .... Middleport Church of Christ will in this { Maninl children and th1i, f11milies 511111 11... IECOND ST. (for example, . Phone WY •2·20$7 MIDDL.IPORT, OHIO F•iaal• - bon,? meet this Tue11day evening ill the llll.... •NH ..... �1 wife, aon, Qth•r relotivn horn� of Mr. and Mrs. Dan White. Sunday evening the members of (I or f) POii Hew.la daugtiter, Othcn not ralaltd to h90d of household (leue blank for randson, the choir of the Hf!ath Methodis t children born Alm (II :,ou 11,t mon, tb111:1 � f""IODI, 1191!1 ID lddltloml lbNI) mo� her•ln•law, , Church under the direclion of after March 3 1 , lal,1lodger, lodpr'1 William Everson pre�ented the 1 9 46) (et<.)? (1'2) - (P6) wife) --- ·--- ··· ··-· ---------······------·--·--, l'a11tata "Eastertide " by Protherce. · ··-· ··--y· ' : MWdle Mon1h i Y■or Lott nam• -.1 fjqf ""'"· The sandary was dcl'oratcd with m"' '°)l i Initial �'! flowers and ! he St'rvice was given ' ' H...d i by canrllelighl. ' i Soloists for 1 he nnlata were ' ' Christine Coals, Mrs. Newman Bur­ ! ' dette, Ben Philson. and �uest Mer. ' 1 lyn Ross. Newma n Burdette was · ' the orga n ist. ' 1 Other choir members, sln.ing ! Sumfay eveni n g were F'orresl Osich• I i ! tel. George Dallas, Homer Cook 1 I ' Mrs. Bernard Fultz . Carol Bachtel ' 1 Marianne Woodgerd,. Mrs. Hatti� ! Smith, Mn. Ross, Mrs. Chules Asa CONPIDINflAL-11M Un.,. q r■quir■d hy ths U11ikd Shm• Conatitution ond further avttioriad • Name of person who filled this forma Bradbury, Mrs. Don Stivers, Bar­ b1 l l U.S.C. I, 9, 141, z:1 1:....4,, TN law requires t+iat th inquiries be _.,.d eomplfflly ON bara Jones, Evelyn Gibbons. San­ occurohly, and pa...-t.a +hot the l1Jfa,Matioai furnidi,d will be occorded eonfld111tiol � m111f, Th C.MU1 ,epo,t comiot be uMd f� pu rpoH• of tamli°"' invaffl s!W011, or n11uloti& dra Brewington, Dianne McCom■s ' . lladpl Bl!ftllll. No. "1--4!� Jean Cas«:!y, Mary Kay Swanao� FWa lDPll-11 A IHI •al and Sarah Bechtil!I and Mrs.· Everson . ■ 1f· Ma,dne Arn old, daughter Suzzane, and Mrs. Arnold, ch� fD P lo� .f:011e-" .bo�er, dttd Athens Road, were dinher guests tei- �N�. d Y q/ lniBflei he su £. of Mr. a nd Mrs. Reu�h Stewart, earJ.i,r �!l the rin!J.' Ma'6�, W. V� .• )!:1!1ler S'unday. . ed, a . . r,aligiqu. 122 •year•old e y p h � t � �» Univers\W of Wistj)ns\ft senior w�s ·\no'el(ed out I� the .'finals -0f the NCAA, tournament here Ai'.'r� DEVOTED TO INTl!IWl'n Of 111EIG8lMA80N ·AIIEA 10 in defense or hls '105 - pound ltlchO"' J. tftle. Ql;�flie walked �Q hls dress­ Publltbed •v"'l' .it'.lftleOD er ing r99m a�ter th� fi,:ht a nd col• lapsed. He surrered' · a maHive oeot Sunday by Tho <lblo v.u.i brain injury and was unconsious tuhlJthlna Comp1117 Ill 110 ... until his death at 8:40 a.rn Sun• !hanlc St., r�mero,-. Obio. •u...'\ ntN ortke phone WY2•21'6, editlJII day. lal office obane ·WY2-21M. Entfflll II aeeona cJau mollllll G ue116 Entertained Wilh ice •1 l'oDo u,,, pool off Thoma. Home DinMr NaUonal 14verUl1n1 rebre1en1a, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom as en. tertained with • dinner Saturday ove: Bottlneli'•ltimball. t,c,. 11111 at their home, Locuat St. Guests aJnatoa An.. New y6,k Cltr, were Mr . .•nd Mrs. Walt�r Thorn• llew Ynrk. $ubscrl1>U� rites: .:>ellvered ht a� and children, Mike, Ju�y, Jo n, i le. Susie, C of and aarrt ed er where av.U,ble, IO eena. rookiv t Ti m, T . Miss Fay Thomas,. Columbus, and Dar wect; one year ln advance • 1'be Df,i.16' 9er;a!.wel office, ll�ucl: Davi d Thoma.a, ¥mersville. S u_nday dinner gue�a were Mr. alx months. i;nonml; and Mn: Don �OlnlJ and daught- ·�:!. Br, le.:Pera ivd , m&U· NII en, Mellis,. .and Jlebecea , and · Ro@ 'll.lali: -ode "' lll(lj of Pom«ot, and Miss FIY Jon �-pb;ft , · - w.U; ' rn(lftth. ll �tK,. ' Tho� aa. ri. '' ---- ------ -- I ::: :;:::: :;:;;;; :::::: n", :;::;: :::.; :;::;: ::;::; :;: :::::: :::::: =::: =:.: r:= or • 'Alter Boy' Dies After Brain Damage M.AD�OJi,, Wis. 'µfl. - Charlie M,oh,r,,,,ll •l!Ar �oy , who. became 'the installm ent Pomeroy Chu rches Observe Easter With Large Atten dance For All Services o., April 18, 1960 Bashan N�ws ts Sc;,t;iD� tv.e" /.. /.i." �lier COLUM BUS UPI - Gov. Di• Sal l e l oday g,ranted convicted· killer Frank Poindexter a stay or executi.o.n until Frid» night. Poin• dexter had been -schedu,led to die tonight in the Ohio Pe n itentiary electric chair 'tor the, ITi urdn of , .Mn. Roxie' ¥,arle Hires of Ham• lltun.. Gov. DlSalle wa n ted more time lo decide whether he would set aside lb., death sen tence of Frank Poindexter, 50, so that the fate of the prison er and that of his partner would be equaliz ed. The partner, Hollis Leigh, drew a life sentenl'e from the same thrcr j udges who first trie<J Poindexter. The governor spe n t a solemn week.e nd, here and at the m urder scene, search ing for a decision. I Depreciation Vs. Jnflation chang e Convicted Killer Granted' Stay Until Friday Our Economic Heading The l 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, - Cantata Presented At Easte r Service Sunday Morning Bradbury PTA To Elect New Officers F.or Year 1 1 th Birthday Observed With Party Saturday "r:,, Mainlv Abaut People In Pomeroy Sp rin g Pa int ing Do ne ', We Specialize In Interior Painting ■ For Further I nformation C all WY-2-2847 Pomeroy, Ohio ;r1 SHRINK Birthd a Y p ty · H eld Saturday For Ruth Lacey BILLS PAID ... ffoly Mackerell Enjoy that happy feelin1 now. Lob of folks are doina: it quickly safely p........,. CIN ■s f�r sprin1 cash and relu. Terms to please you. 1 N. W, COM PTON , O. o; I / om,., ! �ose * • ■ N.ooa •• UNITED STATES OF AMERICA .•1960 Census of Population WERE YOU COUNTED?' bus._ I U.S. c•.,.. Dlmlct ml ------�---------------- - -------�------------ ----- · JP v,·n-�, Su- ..1-. . e s ol I """' e :,1!: lit Us Take A Load Off Your H•nds . l: u · ' . each �°" " Con toto Sunday - - .. n., -. Heath Choir presents Eqster HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY BAKER'S * 1r.:.- _,,.,, ! ' ! . i I N MI DDLEPORT • "_._________..;.;.___;..."'::.,.___________________J I· . . - - . -- ------------ ------- - -----"·--------- ------------- ------------ --- · �• • Pant hers: Diamond Sho,Ndown STANDINGS Lane May Have Fans' -Fuss On Hands Unless Kuenn Produces I ' I C LEVEL.AND lJP l-Frank Lane finalty got Harvey Kuenn from De­ lroil and now stands to get a lot more 1rom Clevel;,md fans for trad• ing away Lheir "per' born� run hitter, Rocky Cola\'ilo. \•1H•1 ic;1n l "'1 11,rr� (:!f'l'1Pr:'1 l l y land fan.,; were even more sure of 1\. The Clev(',land Press re­ ported that the reaction of £ans calling in was more than 10 to I against the trade. II c-ould turn ou1 to be a rough deal for Lane unless Kuenn, the 1 959 American U-ague batting champion, makes Clr"eland fans forget all about thr home run heroics of lhl;" 26-year-old Cola.• q · · · - - • •• , . .. . . ... ... . . ' ,;:-- · Thal 's going to he no mean trick. li,dl1r111' 819 Gun C'olavito. probably the most popnlar and excitin� player to ap­ pear m a Clevel.iml uni form sinl'e Bob Ft'ller. hid farewell lo the ln<lians Sunday by slamming a home run in a 2 - 1 exhibition ,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:1 \'IIO kjiQ ·D l'ti ti! TONIGHT James Stewart - Vera Mile• "'THE F.H . I . STORY" ( Here's 'T'ruJy A. Picture Both Adult, :ind Children Will Lift) I 1ame victory over the Whhe Sox at l.temphis. Ten n. Tht> homer was his eigh1h or the spring. Rocky w11s lht> big gun m the Indians' surge to second plal'e last s�11�n even though he bat­ tl'li nnh ��7 6- l nni:i w i t h th111 !1 l, i ' �.. 1h,,,11�- i lUL:I 1 0 tie Washington 's Ha npon Killt>brew for llll' titlt> and drove in J 1 1 runs. Th� 29-Y'-"•r-old Kuenn, on the other hand. lt-d the leag'ut' with a .a,J averagi', but the 1najority of his hits were singles and doubles . He hit only nine homers and drove 1n 71 nms. Casey Stengel. in New York, was amcmg those who liked t he Tigen' (>nd or the deal. "They sure go l lhemselves a dandr In Colavito," he said, Yenkt>e catcher Elston Howard couldn't understand Cleveland's thinking OD the trade. "How can they give ·away a guy who hits 42 hom ers and kMrks In 1 1 1 runs even for someone like Kuenq?" he asked . "Harvey doe1• n'I hUrt you like Colavito." Wnf had been trying b) obtain Kuehn all winter. Negotia­ tions with Titer Pre11id,nt Bill DeWitt broke down 1event times, chlefly because Lane 11110 wanted a pitcher thrown ln. But they were cllJDpleted Sunday over the tele­ ph01'1e with La;ne 11peakJng from M.t phis and l>eW'iU from St. pt LotJla. Raids On Majon, UnitM Prest . lnternation,I Bnnch Rickey, heed ing a call for "more pOaJ.tjve action'• by ,buebtll Commis'1oner Ford Fri.c k, ,ravided ,plenty of It today with I Ulreat that the Con ll,JJentil Lea• ,u, may raid ' the Am,trfcar, ill\d National lel.lUH lo get Pla ,.-s. Rlckq, /19we,.,, said raj<!, wqu/d _. m!4!, onlr If • Contlnelllaf Leit111• -wae �fo 4 lo do 10. 11 - a ls,o Jock Mahoney, Leigh SnowdeQ ·TYE LIV ED BEFORE" (lll' inc.rnatlon Sl-or,Y! ) ■ Ad olt Special ··BRAMBLE BUSH" • -. ,- -+ When bffl1 till•• tll• Lion'• Sh�r• ot_y9ur payQhec:k . . . to 11e u, for $25 TO $1000 6 · • '" ' •, j l . . . OMV SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 300 W. hcond SI, - WYandothl 2-2J 1 1, ,.,,,.,.., Ponwroy and M iddleport bast· ball teams conl i n uc their spring sdiedull' TuE>sd.ay, lhe P.;mlhers hot on the trail of their first South• em D1\· 1s1on litle in sevn.J] years, the Jack ets in a batlle lo 1:ilay olU ( of the ha�ement. Thi." Panthers are riding a strict­ ly nit·e four game winning streak, with no ddeats, ownlr1g victories 0 1,er M i ddll"porL lhcine. Pt. Plea­ san1 and Jackson. Midd leport on thr other hand has been measured and q u a rtered by Gallipolis. Pom­ eroy, a n d Pl. Pleasant and have hrat Ru tland. I syi:tem af!er Ji,arding his final round Sund&y. Snead · said the course was "lousy" and, cocking his panama hot at the gallery, added. "You deserve more than you're get• ting." Tht latter was in reference to the luck of "i-ia!nf'" playerR at the tournament this year, Including Mastt"rs champion '\rnold Palme�. . . . BenJao1m 1s president and main stoc�bolder or the Starmount Corp . . Dop Whitt of Borrego Spr t ngs, Calif., look $1 ,400 third money in with a 'l77. L� n Woodward of Sydney, Australu1, on hl_s first PGA tour, was fourlh wi th 278 !or $ 1 , 200, Bradley Anderson of Greensbor� was the top ran Jd n �. nmatuer with a 293. J) J SETS R ECORD PA U , Franee UPI - J1e)t: Brabham, the Australian who WIii the world auto racing title Ult ye11r, 11et an unofficial record of one minute, 34 seconds for the Pa u trae k Sunday during trials for today's Grand Prix de Pau race for formula No. 2 cars ' • No seripus lnjurie1 we,e report· ed but about a do� firemen were overcome • by ,JJ)eke Jn the two-hour b&t\le to get the (laUlU under control al Ru&1wood ,lark. D Ul'iJtg the heia;ht ot thf bl'?, 88 ne\lborn bable11, lncludlilr �1 premature in!ant1, Were ,taken QUt of the nursery at John Ga11ton Hospital and paued down the stairs by a human chain of . doc. tors, nur&e s and internes. The I� fants and al !the palients in the maternity ward were, s11-fel)' taken to another section of ;he building. Huss�ood _I,ark, home of th e Mem ph1� Oucks ot the Souther � Aesoclat.1on. was juai 11 thell O twi�tt-'<I steel, charred and amouldermg ruins early tod_ay following the five-alarm blaze th11t raced throu th the 39-year•old structure. •rtie fire out shortly after 8 p. m. (e.s.t.l Sunday, several hours SPORTS WRITER D IES after the Cleveland lndians and BOSTON UPI - Bill Cunn ing­ Chicago W h ite Sox played an ex• hHrn, 64, national ly-known sports hibition game. wri!er und a Doslon Herald col­ The Intense heat rrom the halo• umnist for the pasl lg years, dit>d caust shattered more than tJOO Suncl.iy .irtcr u long illness. windowa in the 1 2 -alory ; B1ptis� J ' ' t t. Kuenn T·o 0. pen I Jn enter· fOr .d Tribe odt:',n �t; . C • I l e PRIVATE PARTY tu:CEPl'IOJII. • PANQ'UET e .Ilia A ....,. acldltlen te ,_, N1M·II N■y, -01111■-I - • acid .....� llvlng -• ancl at lhe ,eae ...,. ..W ileouty and cll-■IN to Ill -.all e r,IEE'l'ING HOm MARTIN opp ■.,a■ce. Such • - - lie 11MC for 1110nypu,po•■ "stn,W ......... ff-Ur ...... _-,-L•r, la Ill � Jy ti■t■lt . »-­ hem 1uch • - -.,-•- ... . " • -· . .. . • -QY'S a IT ■ from the Rfd11 , 5-0 11nd 6•15. Home runs by CII 1 _Ji odge9, D�e Snlder and Wally . alo11Ji he}je'if Los Anttelk t6 lts v{�fo;y,-iver the stumping Cardinal!. hlr,ry Sherry , the Dodgers' relief ace of 1959, started for the sec�n� • time In a week and reeelYed . �d.lt' ror the' triumph although lifted alter six lnnlngs. Ston "uilal and Alex Grammas homered ifor St. Louis. Ernie Btoslio wat • the loser. · 'the INlY :11111 ,m with ElECIIIC Ill • '1•� 'nl, lil • · b:e It. 'or N_ew York •'ld w.... w ere llte$e , d•j�(l( f.hs!i,dlfl itte!Metgs'. "'�ans are 1 �rery !l,w wee:b . ji,IIO I �fil!ffil out of tlie � 011 pla Sl:idluif)l'e , Jio, be�·pelililH�1t'Detrolt Red g,backey Jairui "1. . ,. r� it Mi'• · '"'A-�'-'" �l - ■ ■ · Mati,; meone..Uecl ·to .....,, ,J kuld tell ,by that .Ohio Rivet �wit w�,,no .41<\llgan"dilr,,,u- wa� Larry Wolle, the ,e:r.•�.' WI Sch_Q!II . a.�t,e liaw playing basketball at .Rio • lltlllilf,. ' lfiege:· Willi' 'lihlf' wll,re:,!lls cqach and teamlllates, mo!II kit! · . hom were · Plliq • lbelr first Nocket game. We hlld . llWl� - • ­ ce cha.t. . . .. " , 1'Jieirse'l'eral � )go; durlpg my Spring trib)ihJ( IJ«.sel\Ml •ignll!"nt In. Klotllla{ ,ne of my old le<lm111l!l'l5- OJ> J!ir.t drtmin's Raclne �ball team yelled over. It was !Jan P<!1¥!1\· Re and his wile !l'iil lh�tr three children now live In Wlnlif Jfaven. Fla., site of llie fa!Jlous Cypress Gardens 11'.•ter ..iur,v . and next di:lor to L¥.elalld, where the Detroit Tigers hold their s�ng drills. Don s parents, Mr. anll Mrs. Herbert Powe)!, also are llvlai In Florida now and ·lf• got together for a .long visit . , . dinner with Don and bis wife and Mrs. Diles and It re,Uly ­ made our stay In Florida a pleasant one. Of course, Don and ·1 chatted at length Qbout the way we used to play ball around Racine . . . those games I pt�l!CI . are getting much more effective as the years go by, anll th♦ way Don played shortstop is constdera�ly l>etter � II ..,,. some seasons ago. We laughed a long lime tjbpµt the iolld clays. .. . , The Powells pass aalong a fr�11dly ,1Je\ll) to· all their flie�· tn the Bend area. .,. .; !\ ------ ":.. 1(1- � , :,,, 1,, ,;, ' i :J J Annu� l�lw-, Of D. of A. , -. --:· · "' ,· Hove Your Rugs Cl�oned 21N; · •m ·8:f'_., .. . �::�,.�::.���?·· · ' i�� liill Lepl Beverlf'!■ UnW ;,i:30 A.ll. , Everylhlnf GIIOdl • • al__ •......•.....• , •..... ................. ................ •. ' '<·· .,• • . LB. .' . ·, tu , ,11� · · " " ' I '. ' • ·11 1 1 " " I I "I> • , � r .. ' ' 1 n(·•i katie EVANS ·, ." ' . ... ·­ ,, ........ G I A N·T C. ' ' Son, leader, Lilllan Cou&heiioQr, .. forest Rose No. 285. , .· Good or Order: Eble lloAI... BeUe Prairie No. 2e9; Ann Jdtcheflf , Perry Council, No. 283; , Mar� :U.­ inaston, A"!erlcan Beaut;, ,lil'Q.. Mabel Lohr1, Mataqiora,1 No,.;. p.�A � Home an4 Ornrum: Forest Rose No. iioTN1 ·eyl ' . , American Beluty, o.- t ' ' Hea�ley, For 4t lt, . , :.t-. r: lll!on· r , • . -- � . � · ><i -� '/•1p 1p• ,,, . I . '' 1 1 •' .' .... ..........,.._, I i ' ' ' II · , I .•..'. .' .. ,:. What a wonderful cliin,e Up �• Mil t1 ■11ce::.w. knowr the ' ' 'J'rl-Luater -Cleanen - PHONE WY Z-1130 • .' ., ltclblMon'1 Cl;Jlllm PBON$ WV � ." ' ,, . ,. ,. ......,,,..-i_... ,, - .., ' , 1 . ·,' , \' J··:-. 'J,.. �, , .. ' • i . . I i\ ,i,>' . "''nt Co., Inc•, \ � . .} • ,. Our attle, courteoua .WJ 4s ·elwiy� �'I :II> ...., � or ol ,;lelkiq\111 full •; .,.. wtth a wtdi"' �vo.riatw v�- , .meai., , I 7'I ,, "1 ' �,r!C! f!"'••\ , • tasty tftacks, Y OP,itv , •'.IIJ--, 10 P .M. rt .;� .-. for _tile better,� our rug cleaning makes. Brtchtens pacb lJl!lilit;" Coplcef 8 P.M. with � Police S."'lct '. wltll 6 After "9rvtng Good Fool! Heintr'I • • • !cltqse Heiner'■ G111t • • • • • • • Dj-,1 O"_ ' 'th1 . ,OKING •-aw,, w ••• GaDtl Tlllnp Go with • • -i _ ff' . • ' " l ·. doe . ' PrOf!�. , . ; BUNOOGS ! ; BuN BURG[RS ! • . 1/ep; '· ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• -F•••, you ORE! l -.,, ' ' ... 't Sincere11t "wit· r>4ve :. State 1Cdllllcllor; ""lcotho -� Jl:t by . Ito . Orlfllh, l)opul y, · ., . Gleam No. reilipbn� &,,' , " rieU Cunntnghirn, State VI� �Q­ e:Uori· irltlidistie tP:,ntn9, Dlstrlct (, • 1 officers. (Continued P:rom Pl� 011.•) ' 9 •�d lng al of Recelv Nation 9 state publicity, Tttppers Plaln ; Mrs. Eva Adama, state home and officers, Golden Gleam No. 1 ; or_phan comm ittee, East tlverpool ; A ppointment of COAtmitteea� laiMrs. Olive White, district deputy tri_it Deput-y; Introduction o, �li\t· ties, Cotmcllora of each Co�U; No. 6, Toronto. · Nom .l"'.' fiyn qi �lrtcer1;�etl,i ·-¥1-" J)lstrlct o!fl<W,are r.t/tt,, Wak<!.. f Iy, ll!ariella, dt,lrlct depucy; Doris l(:' ,r , JBM,IJf�, Dialrict Dant, Pomeroy, Junidr past coun. u Y · ·. Dinnl!r, 6 p . m., Elks:· d!J,,. N ciloi-; Marie Llvlngston, Little Hocking, a11sociate Junior past nom. Committee, EYil· . Fl,_c�, couflcllor; Beulah Moyers1 Marietta , Loul 9e McKnJght and Hatt� :Slliln, CQ�ncllor· Fay Parlin, "Marietta, ae• No. 2M. Enn�, 7:30 P, _m. eot!l'ate_ c�u��or; ,nba, �h;nes, �thRecephon for District ��¥.t>', ens, vll!e coullclior, ·• Verria ConReception for Slate �ilw, ll?'Off, Logan, 11saociate vite eoun- gan No. 1 ; C• , 20 Prellflntation of � . � se, c nSyracu �Isle, cilor; Mary f. d . 18' y , ot mer an No._ Beaut k � ll ductor; Mielia Mobb&rl)', MatamorMar l�tta ?{o. 282; )l�or1al, B t _ 11, warden. ra m e No. 269; �llver Sbow , P Tu , ppers Grnce t Sy.ran are, Other ,, n Plains, insicl.e &enttnel; Vea House Matp.���� _ Nq. 03 , . � ,'!3a: , tar, t.ilstrlct P .. t Cow1W.O�, ln_i , holder, New �xington, outsi.de ·: a,M. at No. , Weain J.,oo ,Goldenc sentinel·' tnstees: E!!lth@r Wright Flhal reports conc.lud._ e � p� Chester; Eliza bet h Cimp bell ' pom-' gram followed b)' :Godd ·of the d.ero.r; Maney Hetzer, Little Hoc:k· 1. • •nd tJie �-��•· der .. Ing. I . tQti!Mmllfil Decor'atlorill: Clara $mith, Linc!. · Color bearers att -Mal'Y Arm· 11trong, Logan; and Nancy Hetier, Jett, Sally Smith, Beale Mdtel\tij · Little Hocking. Team capta�n Is Es- and )(arcenfl Walteta, * . ol�• Gloom Colinell 2", Mftj:ht, •' thq Wrli)lt, Chesler. l!Ad'"9: Salli,Sj,>ltl,: Jliri!t, '-'li _ , Hli!h p6ints in the progr am ,tart• tni it 2 p. m. inelude · Welcome to her and Mtibel . Hltt ,,Goldth'.tnu cor:,.-s :Helen Ne.ville 11,11d Marietta by M&fOl J)ptt , Curtl.a .-_. ' ,nd the response by M"ai;:r Link, ma JenkJn1, Oolden Gleam Host... : : iit � tO O :( I N G r , , h· INS1JRAN,f For versatility, style� valllll -·"'8 ·9\IJ �Vil.All. . .. I " I I 1, ' For family trips, it B11Bfs eight. Fo�.h/1�; it tarries ½-ton of bulky load. For baek-road -vi!\.Jtlie,Tu� bas high clearance. For oft-road tripl, tlJeitle\ 'a 4-wheel drive model. . i: I • I• • P�� .., Pr11Mc!8 Hl,IB:l I 014 The TR-AVELALr. • . handy· at so many chores·! ' ·. ' {Pri¥9U'I doolNI For 10 lo 111 Pfople . ..' · np · ,� n�m · "8 _.J lakr1 'I) r' . 11ft ·.a: l o f'uibire A..ain T ... i DESK , . ,, '. -,. UPI - Ha rvey ' Kuen-C,,\wh on the A merican title last season te1t.M 'bat 1(1tli a.1 3�. !t;teraa:e, will open the se,;11on ii\ f!ienter field f11r CleYe• 1 land a�d 'probably bat secOnd. . . ' M a ta',er Joe Gord� llfd he Pl,a n'1 lO iJr$PV,� rookie Waite!' _ Bond to rlffit fi81d for tlie ���er. Bond, the standout " .,i,rmg train ing, will be the 01'{;y· -�kle J n the Indiana' Uneiip �lday . Second baseman Jotinny·'tJ, ple .iq will teait Off and he'll be foll01"ed by Kuenn end then Borid ,. · Lert flelder Tito Francon1 will bat fourth followed by shortstop Woodie Held, flrd baseman Vic Power, catcher Russ NiJ:on, third baseman Bubba Phillips and pitch• er Gary Bell .. ------W 188'1, conductor Leopold Stoki>wsk_l i'a� born. _ ·------------�--- ------------ l}nlJJ1 ol & f111Jto viii 11!1 'lllife, Authorities could !ind no moNEW PffJLADELl'H IA, O. UPI live tor the murder of Wfil1-m Highway Pa(rolmen, aided by a w. Fender, 60, and hit wife, .lf.r. Intensified tht�r nic e, at their remote farm ho,ase patrol rlane: M" arrh m this east central O hio Saturday ni.f;ht. The couple fl'U .a r ea today for a 111•pect i n the found lying on the living room �floor of I.heir home, shot throt.1Jh \ Oonal,iona for prit.e• to bt> �11 1 1 , �rs. Loui11 Rossi and Mr,. their rorehe1d1 by a small caliber weapon . Their car wa1 stolen. awarded at lhe charity ba U ben t' Wa,HH Selby ___ ____ fitllnj tb4!l PIHtant Valley Ho8p1t al in Pl, Pleasant hue lwen term ed ·•� nerous " b-y the hospital autlUary which ill 11ponsorlng the • affair, Contributions have been rece1¥e4 from Pomeroy, GalUpol i..s , MaaoQ, t{'!,w Havf!n 1(¥1 Point PleaU�tqr the evenl which will • • be held�• "May 7 in the National : Heine(s hot rolls Gt G1llrd1 .,111nry near Point Pleas• : ltamllufllf buns with deli­ ant. : c:iou&IJ melt!d American or Sollclt■U�• will be finished : Pimie,rto· cit<,.. make an ...., ,�.,.nlin< 10 !lrs. w. s. w,1: elllla 11PKlal treaL Tried die, i!haitntan of the door prize : 'em? ee. it oonun � • Charity. BaH u.Btributions Termed Generous Cap11nle Rec:overy 1s YOUR IIIIXT MONl"HI Y RIIOGF T TERMS '. •' SPORTS ol! •I . 70�ors Start baa Put New Beauty . . On Your FJoor t ,1teit«IJ� fitle VANDENBERGAl"B. c,hl. UPI - A 300,pound apace capsule l'rhb:t.ed ,rowid the e,rth ,n a P polar o•bil today-m uel, .. the ,.,_,;_ � .� ' -,,., _,- &• disapointed aol the AORCE t Dia 1 Jo1ce r;,. tl'ld Shtlla Youna: SevJd'y ' m'a mbers -Q( jpe senior d1 sappoiotmeQt ot the Air Force. co e two � tr1 $0 dUI of Point �aunt , Hith ttlic -ifto �1..., The- ttl)lule was lutce8d ully ,rp.efi I .a · yiie,�en. Alfr� .School left. on Monday for I five- elected Saturday on the l7tb orbit ey ia 11:iH-Hii!u\,a �wl:N)y, day ttaJ Jn New York City , The of Dl� verer . X[ satelliu . B ut it . be&rit Co_n&altJ M I play the Patt _,..nta p,il1 telurn � Saturd ay . nol hi m a n;iu ia MNato, Rbht,u .Dt � •-..,,11. , d� . no return to. e.trth n�ar Ha• J tOt.M" Wbteh Jeft by tri ln wau • where a flotilla of ships a� By CHIT �ANNIHILL � inclut\ed • cruise C &aQllt& 4a.Mm ._.,. ,Jaek , Wici1. i4 fr 1 ane l s hoped to make th.e world , P: • llb ilttan l!lland b )' boat , � :!r SmM.h, J)On • Jftl' l1n� recovery of an �Ject £rOJ11 r, � �ij .to he Sta� of Ubett)', El· ',w.ett ?)' � 51.obart Do · t. o wand. United Matwpli, Radio � � me undetei:ntmed meeh:de, Md)' Eull!'r ·� P,aUY othy a msm m the co mplicat ed 1y1tem ulJ..: d.aiiee u, That's what 1tbe matter is about Meigs county. As Df"ie f ,abulil. • � ·Holter � Gtuid central SiatiOn G�m- failed to shoot the capsule back u · . w1Ch Vtn.;e, chinatown', Wall ,r. . • ', . Diles, Sport Ed.Jtbr of the A$Soci3.ted Press in Mic�0,11 planned � \ � . . Street, Central fark, Harlem, and J . ere " ese The ■ ....� . ,.. belo'!, . . '' eehts like Meigs C aunUlin.s are eve..-• -!wt;.Q.te.n by Robtft the Cathedral of St. John the DI- ' --- d�ys. J . 1"1l>lia/l•d by lbe S t. . CI . ' rine. DeGani11' Slarls Trip It has been observed for some time that Meig, Counuai;, )lb il;illijl Compa�y. . PARIS UPI _ P•esident Chor' select her where County Meigs in Se-Yeral teaCM!n chaperoned are everywhere except ., de Gaulle today begins a trip es AU J cii,i11:,, Nelion•iUe No. l�; the student. on the trip. ea . ng spend th ought daughters to be and i _elr best y rs t.l lUtn Co\la:lle-nour, Forfft Roae, to Canada and the United State8 · the kernal in the urgency to put hep I n our aim of gettl ------No Ill ireeking friendlier treatment of Other eommitte.e rnembers an ne'w industry. The best result of such expansion would NATO . Algeri a and the atomi � Mn . Joh . LS •11 Brown, Mn. Wa lter I " GIRI -. AN " S S . ..."'"': .Jean Snider, more young peop1e shOU ld f tnd ou ti etS for thet r talent a . � &, � and. Ci,-, Pre- bomb. BAGHDAD, Iraq UPI 1. Mildred He,lop, Mrs r, , Bell• Pralri.: No. 269:. · J\lhe .Mc- m iir · Abdel Ka r.im Kassem held The Nortt, American visit wi11 Gel1¥. ambition here. Uum!)hfey, Oon&)d Mn. Wilffam No. . Dave , ex•Middleport (Beech- st) bo y a dec� de ago1 wlao · f,f• ' Kenll.e. IA>la.n , �llO ··, 1 t.alkl toda)' with three m embers cap prevlous talks with Sovlet Knigh�, \.,Mr,:. Charles Musgrave. ready is fa,rthei- up the ladder of reportial success status-w1?fp�•UOi: Lorett1.r, M��(er, of th� proYlaionaJ Ala:erlan cabi· Premler Nikila S. KhrushcbeY ln �A r-.. J'" JJ.oien, Mrs. Louis Telle, Orai "ND. 13 ao.d �Li. � ,1"et seei:I!'' financial aliistance France and Prime Mini,t.tr · HaJ', Mra. Alffll Turner, Mrs.. Nor• than most workhorse Q.ewsmen, wrote t)lis welcome.;I nole •lg\ y-1-. , \lie rebel cause. old tlfacmillan In Britain. m.ao SiJn�lns, .lilrs. LaVera l'ier• \ bi "• ., week . He says: · (qr.-·----------,---:--�--------.:.:.: ·� :;..;.,r;_;_,...,. ,..,"-.cc · ·c.·----·-=,-,,:--'- o.. U11lttcl Prtu fnt•rn1tlona , Davenport"11 8in1le. Orlando .('('pt•· Th£' San Fr1mcisco Giunts, p roud do I. led th (' !lcore at 3.3 with a 1 ownrN or two quick dividends l w n - run homer off starler Bob from UflPl'fldletable Bill:Y Loes, Andnson In the !1111:th. I now know there ill: abeolutely The victory was the Gian1s' nothing wrong with his arm-or rourth in five games and 1 110 his bat, (or that matt e r, cith t' r . Some skeptic& re1t Loes had lost Dodgers kept pace with a 7 . r/ dt•· his .!1h1lt when thl' llaltlmore Ori• cislon over the Cardinals, who ole!I traded him and Billy O'Dell dropped thoir fifth straight. The to the Glante l11:11l Deeember for Braves beat the Phill ies, 8-4, and Jackle Brandl. They thought the the Pirates swept a douhll"headn 30-ycar-old Loes was merely a "throw-in" to keep lhe Giants happy ." He kept tht'm happy, all rlght . Sunday and kept them In a firat­ plaee tle with the Dodgers too by pltchina hitless ball in relier, pro­ ducln1 a key hit and scorina the winni111 nm in a H•lnntna, 4-3 , vlclory over lhe Chk■ao Cub11. Loes, tredited with his first National Lea1ue vletory , since 19'5f' when he w11 with the Do;fa:er11, took over for �-� JNnford fn the · 12th and !ll!f lour 111,n . lp - '' the l11t 1911. ' Jt- i · llec-t a ain11le " Loe■, t hit with ,,. : gl , all last season, dlH q� o b at bat al!l:o. H• lod t • ;,1.•l)i with • tine ,lnale to rla\l Y&'Stoaer Ben John• ' ,on, 1dvaneed to aecond on I HC· ,,nee and •�ted home on Jim ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April l8, lll&0-.6 1960 MEIGS IHEAffl San Fr-ancisco Giants Satisfied Now On Loes.- · · After Victory For 1st Place Tie With Dodg�rs 1 18, Pl'ITSB{JJ&GH , UPI - A four• i n his firit majo, le1g1i1e appea,r­ dame seri�l with the PiltsburUl, ance, while Tefl Wlend was chl;fi· Pirates senled one Jhing about the ed with the loss. C::incinnatl Reds today; ?hey ttaYe In the rlrst game, the Pirates plenty of pOIWer Otl ociiasion. racked up 1 1 hits lo anchor lhelr After Ule .Pirate,• Bob Friend th ird game of the four-came !Let · sfmt out the--- aed•. �, g;I ibe open­ here. ff" or a double"Fieader Sunday, the Friend allowed only lhree .ain­ Reds looked like a sure bet to take gles going into the ninth Jnning the 11:i'lhtcliip. when Lee Walls touched him lqr , Cincinnati bombarded fivf pitch­ a triple which oroved . harmles,,. en for H hits and looked aa Jn the Reds' only win out of though ·they had the game ulted aw11y until the Pirates exploded in the fou, games, J1y Hook show­ ed real mastery in a seven-hit the nlght. pitching . performance Satur�ay Behind 5-0 at the start of the · that gave the Re-ds .!l-n 1 1·3 victory. ninth, the Pirates put on a six.run Cincinnati now has a 2-3 season burst, highlighted b)· homeruns by reeon:I so far. Hal Smith and Bob Skinner, that Idle today, the Rede travel to carried them to a 6·5 victory. 11 Milwaukee to test their nemeel11 Henry Rel �vH The Reds sent Billy Henry to of late seasons in a two.game the mound after started Don New• series, startina Wednesday. combe and Raoui Sanchez had fa11hioned a shutout for eight in­ ninaa, then the Pirates exploded. 1 NewcJunbe all�1fed ont, th.re.e hil,S '�tote M w.is lifted In the POMEROY, OHIO fiflh innini· •f�r being stmck on . tht rit!ht wri&t by Bill Vlrdon 'i ground tingle. He wu taken t.o TONIGHT 111d TUISOAY a h01Bpit11-I for i-nys. but said h� "TIIE WONDERFUL bad 1 f� use of .bis hand. COUN11_lY'' ' The 'ttMs seO�e'rl one Tun in · t he First and added a pair of tallies Robert �u,t,,..,, Julie Loooon · il'l each of the t h ird ind fifth ln­ J\.lng11. Not n Wtid-., • Dow Fin1terwald, 29, of Teques­ ta, Fla., th. ' l 9ri9 1·•inner, flni11hed with a 68 !or a 27 2 and e sec:ond­ platt money of $1 ,900. After win• 11lng last year, when he ,played with Snead in a final-round three­ some, Ftnstcrwald indlcaled he would not re1urn . He said the .gallery waA so 'pro-tinead that hockti.ng by the Slammer's ad­ mirers in terferred with his game. ft was Snead's turn to expound this yeer. "I hope it will linnlly get to Edward Denjamln to do ,some­ thlni:: about his golf C'Ourse," the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Mar told th@ .amazed gullery. He h11d been han<led o mirrophone <'onneded with the publk• acldre.qs It's time Galli polis Is Tuesday Invader And Challen ger T� ., Snead Gives Slap To Course Where He Won Senti!'el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , A,J>rll Reds Show They ·Have ·P.lmty Of Power, But On Oeeasion Galli polis, nipped by Ja(bon in the opener. is al Pomeroy tomor• row for the showdown battle in the first round. Coach Russell Moore's boys have had plenty or rest and his No. One Cireman, Bob Cunning. ham, should be ready !or a route going .mound appearance. Pomero;y und oubtedly will lace Apeedballer . Paul Evans, lat1ky Ne· w.,i,1n"'n - Sturdl, IJ'I) GallipoH11 hurler, wh<> was ear• v•r1t . (U) v, Pa1cual ( 1 1-10). marted ear])' this sea&On for great o.l;' �..,. ICMdultid. ihln.es in 8l)l'ing prep ball. 'tunda,'t Gamtt l(an.., City at Cltica10 The Jackets will have their start Detroit 11 Cfeffland read y, too, being Boone Hlndy, 'tlf't�lnMen II isaltlmor• Jilly Tom Anderg:on, and Fresh• Niw ·· YOf'k at Boston, 111an Charley Bush, when Jackson comes to the Municipal Park d ia­ mond. Chuck KeBSinger, fast ball• ing righ thander wilh a nice curve, probably will Rtart for the visitors. GREENSBORO, N. C. UPI Sam Snead, already involved in the year 's top s:olf controversy, left toda y with $2,800, his i;eventh Greater Greensboro crown and a aneer for the starmount Forest Country Club course. SAA.id birdled ,the · last two holt11 Bunltb ro, ·• r1••t ·rettnd 36-llf­ •· 'lilie lltrc;lul<ler-{'ot' fov� lllm !Int plo8 with a · ,n.liote to\al M 270. The fl.nltb bt!lore a gallery or some 9,000 w1111 par for the end , of a Gre11.t.er Greensboro Open. I! NOW AT STATE TH Ataa TONIGHT Unlttd Pritn Internat ional NAT IONAL L E AGUE W. L. Pct. GB Sa n F'rancisco 4 I .800 l..,<.11; Aneeles 4 I .800 Milwirnket• 3 I .750 h htuburgh 3 2 .600 1 l'mc1nn.it1 2 3 .400 2 2 3 .400 2 Chica�o 1 a .250 2 ½ Philadelphia St. Louis 0 5 .000 4 t;1 Jnllay·� Results t-lthburgh S Cincinnati O ht Pltttbureh 6 Cincinnati S '2nd MllwaukN I Philadalphia 4 LOI Angelff 7 St. Louil 5 Saturday's Ae,ults MIiwaukee 1 3 PhllHelphla 3 C lndnnati 1 1 Pittsburth 3 S.n Franclko 6 Chic.ts,c, l La1 AneelH 3 SJ. Loui, 2, night Mond•y's ProNble Pilchen No G•m" Sc;heduled Tutsday'1 OamH Phil1d•lphla ,t Pittsburgh, night Chlcaeo at St. Louis, night Los AnplH at S.n Fran-= isco AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday'• Pi'"ob,ble Pitd,en 1959 won-lolt records In p,ren• 4-Daily • • ' J'Ol(BROY, OHIO I : : IN#.�?)f ATIONAC TRUC� .r�:; e ,. . � .!� � lil:O!T d'OMPLETE LlNB ' • . ✓ ' c•�·'�!' - ',I; . ·,jl ' 1010 . 'f1i 1. ... l'a • ft'8CI ' '. 'b9M,fl l-8971 .. ; Buy I - 8 pit. - GET ONE · fl.EE ·. ' ' ■IIM . . ( ... ..... • ·, -">I)�...· No. 3�3 . _& CGI\ .. J •· C C C- �• • Pant hers: Diamond Sho,Ndown STANDINGS Lane May Have Fans' -Fuss On Hands Unless Kuenn Produces I ' I C LEVEL.AND lJP l-Frank Lane finalty got Harvey Kuenn from De­ lroil and now stands to get a lot more 1rom Clevel;,md fans for trad• ing away Lheir "per' born� run hitter, Rocky Cola\'ilo. \•1H•1 ic;1n l "'1 11,rr� (:!f'l'1Pr:'1 l l y land fan.,; were even more sure of 1\. The Clev(',land Press re­ ported that the reaction of £ans calling in was more than 10 to I against the trade. II c-ould turn ou1 to be a rough deal for Lane unless Kuenn, the 1 959 American U-ague batting champion, makes Clr"eland fans forget all about thr home run heroics of lhl;" 26-year-old Cola.• q · · · - - • •• , . .. . . ... ... . . ' ,;:-- · Thal 's going to he no mean trick. li,dl1r111' 819 Gun C'olavito. probably the most popnlar and excitin� player to ap­ pear m a Clevel.iml uni form sinl'e Bob Ft'ller. hid farewell lo the ln<lians Sunday by slamming a home run in a 2 - 1 exhibition ,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:1 \'IIO kjiQ ·D l'ti ti! TONIGHT James Stewart - Vera Mile• "'THE F.H . I . STORY" ( Here's 'T'ruJy A. Picture Both Adult, :ind Children Will Lift) I 1ame victory over the Whhe Sox at l.temphis. Ten n. Tht> homer was his eigh1h or the spring. Rocky w11s lht> big gun m the Indians' surge to second plal'e last s�11�n even though he bat­ tl'li nnh ��7 6- l nni:i w i t h th111 !1 l, i ' �.. 1h,,,11�- i lUL:I 1 0 tie Washington 's Ha npon Killt>brew for llll' titlt> and drove in J 1 1 runs. Th� 29-Y'-"•r-old Kuenn, on the other hand. lt-d the leag'ut' with a .a,J averagi', but the 1najority of his hits were singles and doubles . He hit only nine homers and drove 1n 71 nms. Casey Stengel. in New York, was amcmg those who liked t he Tigen' (>nd or the deal. "They sure go l lhemselves a dandr In Colavito," he said, Yenkt>e catcher Elston Howard couldn't understand Cleveland's thinking OD the trade. "How can they give ·away a guy who hits 42 hom ers and kMrks In 1 1 1 runs even for someone like Kuenq?" he asked . "Harvey doe1• n'I hUrt you like Colavito." Wnf had been trying b) obtain Kuehn all winter. Negotia­ tions with Titer Pre11id,nt Bill DeWitt broke down 1event times, chlefly because Lane 11110 wanted a pitcher thrown ln. But they were cllJDpleted Sunday over the tele­ ph01'1e with La;ne 11peakJng from M.t phis and l>eW'iU from St. pt LotJla. Raids On Majon, UnitM Prest . lnternation,I Bnnch Rickey, heed ing a call for "more pOaJ.tjve action'• by ,buebtll Commis'1oner Ford Fri.c k, ,ravided ,plenty of It today with I Ulreat that the Con ll,JJentil Lea• ,u, may raid ' the Am,trfcar, ill\d National lel.lUH lo get Pla ,.-s. Rlckq, /19we,.,, said raj<!, wqu/d _. m!4!, onlr If • Contlnelllaf Leit111• -wae �fo 4 lo do 10. 11 - a ls,o Jock Mahoney, Leigh SnowdeQ ·TYE LIV ED BEFORE" (lll' inc.rnatlon Sl-or,Y! ) ■ Ad olt Special ··BRAMBLE BUSH" • -. ,- -+ When bffl1 till•• tll• Lion'• Sh�r• ot_y9ur payQhec:k . . . to 11e u, for $25 TO $1000 6 · • '" ' •, j l . . . OMV SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 300 W. hcond SI, - WYandothl 2-2J 1 1, ,.,,,.,.., Ponwroy and M iddleport bast· ball teams conl i n uc their spring sdiedull' TuE>sd.ay, lhe P.;mlhers hot on the trail of their first South• em D1\· 1s1on litle in sevn.J] years, the Jack ets in a batlle lo 1:ilay olU ( of the ha�ement. Thi." Panthers are riding a strict­ ly nit·e four game winning streak, with no ddeats, ownlr1g victories 0 1,er M i ddll"porL lhcine. Pt. Plea­ san1 and Jackson. Midd leport on thr other hand has been measured and q u a rtered by Gallipolis. Pom­ eroy, a n d Pl. Pleasant and have hrat Ru tland. I syi:tem af!er Ji,arding his final round Sund&y. Snead · said the course was "lousy" and, cocking his panama hot at the gallery, added. "You deserve more than you're get• ting." Tht latter was in reference to the luck of "i-ia!nf'" playerR at the tournament this year, Including Mastt"rs champion '\rnold Palme�. . . . BenJao1m 1s president and main stoc�bolder or the Starmount Corp . . Dop Whitt of Borrego Spr t ngs, Calif., look $1 ,400 third money in with a 'l77. L� n Woodward of Sydney, Australu1, on hl_s first PGA tour, was fourlh wi th 278 !or $ 1 , 200, Bradley Anderson of Greensbor� was the top ran Jd n �. nmatuer with a 293. J) J SETS R ECORD PA U , Franee UPI - J1e)t: Brabham, the Australian who WIii the world auto racing title Ult ye11r, 11et an unofficial record of one minute, 34 seconds for the Pa u trae k Sunday during trials for today's Grand Prix de Pau race for formula No. 2 cars ' • No seripus lnjurie1 we,e report· ed but about a do� firemen were overcome • by ,JJ)eke Jn the two-hour b&t\le to get the (laUlU under control al Ru&1wood ,lark. D Ul'iJtg the heia;ht ot thf bl'?, 88 ne\lborn bable11, lncludlilr �1 premature in!ant1, Were ,taken QUt of the nursery at John Ga11ton Hospital and paued down the stairs by a human chain of . doc. tors, nur&e s and internes. The I� fants and al !the palients in the maternity ward were, s11-fel)' taken to another section of ;he building. Huss�ood _I,ark, home of th e Mem ph1� Oucks ot the Souther � Aesoclat.1on. was juai 11 thell O twi�tt-'<I steel, charred and amouldermg ruins early tod_ay following the five-alarm blaze th11t raced throu th the 39-year•old structure. •rtie fire out shortly after 8 p. m. (e.s.t.l Sunday, several hours SPORTS WRITER D IES after the Cleveland lndians and BOSTON UPI - Bill Cunn ing­ Chicago W h ite Sox played an ex• hHrn, 64, national ly-known sports hibition game. wri!er und a Doslon Herald col­ The Intense heat rrom the halo• umnist for the pasl lg years, dit>d caust shattered more than tJOO Suncl.iy .irtcr u long illness. windowa in the 1 2 -alory ; B1ptis� J ' ' t t. Kuenn T·o 0. pen I Jn enter· fOr .d Tribe odt:',n �t; . C • I l e PRIVATE PARTY tu:CEPl'IOJII. • PANQ'UET e .Ilia A ....,. acldltlen te ,_, N1M·II N■y, -01111■-I - • acid .....� llvlng -• ancl at lhe ,eae ...,. ..W ileouty and cll-■IN to Ill -.all e r,IEE'l'ING HOm MARTIN opp ■.,a■ce. Such • - - lie 11MC for 1110nypu,po•■ "stn,W ......... ff-Ur ...... _-,-L•r, la Ill � Jy ti■t■lt . »-­ hem 1uch • - -.,-•- ... . " • -· . .. . • -QY'S a IT ■ from the Rfd11 , 5-0 11nd 6•15. Home runs by CII 1 _Ji odge9, D�e Snlder and Wally . alo11Ji he}je'if Los Anttelk t6 lts v{�fo;y,-iver the stumping Cardinal!. hlr,ry Sherry , the Dodgers' relief ace of 1959, started for the sec�n� • time In a week and reeelYed . �d.lt' ror the' triumph although lifted alter six lnnlngs. Ston "uilal and Alex Grammas homered ifor St. Louis. Ernie Btoslio wat • the loser. · 'the INlY :11111 ,m with ElECIIIC Ill • '1•� 'nl, lil • · b:e It. 'or N_ew York •'ld w.... w ere llte$e , d•j�(l( f.hs!i,dlfl itte!Metgs'. "'�ans are 1 �rery !l,w wee:b . ji,IIO I �fil!ffil out of tlie � 011 pla Sl:idluif)l'e , Jio, be�·pelililH�1t'Detrolt Red g,backey Jairui "1. . ,. r� it Mi'• · '"'A-�'-'" �l - ■ ■ · Mati,; meone..Uecl ·to .....,, ,J kuld tell ,by that .Ohio Rivet �wit w�,,no .41<\llgan"dilr,,,u- wa� Larry Wolle, the ,e:r.•�.' WI Sch_Q!II . a.�t,e liaw playing basketball at .Rio • lltlllilf,. ' lfiege:· Willi' 'lihlf' wll,re:,!lls cqach and teamlllates, mo!II kit! · . hom were · Plliq • lbelr first Nocket game. We hlld . llWl� - • ­ ce cha.t. . . .. " , 1'Jieirse'l'eral � )go; durlpg my Spring trib)ihJ( IJ«.sel\Ml •ignll!"nt In. Klotllla{ ,ne of my old le<lm111l!l'l5- OJ> J!ir.t drtmin's Raclne �ball team yelled over. It was !Jan P<!1¥!1\· Re and his wile !l'iil lh�tr three children now live In Wlnlif Jfaven. Fla., site of llie fa!Jlous Cypress Gardens 11'.•ter ..iur,v . and next di:lor to L¥.elalld, where the Detroit Tigers hold their s�ng drills. Don s parents, Mr. anll Mrs. Herbert Powe)!, also are llvlai In Florida now and ·lf• got together for a .long visit . , . dinner with Don and bis wife and Mrs. Diles and It re,Uly ­ made our stay In Florida a pleasant one. Of course, Don and ·1 chatted at length Qbout the way we used to play ball around Racine . . . those games I pt�l!CI . are getting much more effective as the years go by, anll th♦ way Don played shortstop is constdera�ly l>etter � II ..,,. some seasons ago. We laughed a long lime tjbpµt the iolld clays. .. . , The Powells pass aalong a fr�11dly ,1Je\ll) to· all their flie�· tn the Bend area. .,. .; !\ ------ ":.. 1(1- � , :,,, 1,, ,;, ' i :J J Annu� l�lw-, Of D. of A. , -. --:· · "' ,· Hove Your Rugs Cl�oned 21N; · •m ·8:f'_., .. . �::�,.�::.���?·· · ' i�� liill Lepl Beverlf'!■ UnW ;,i:30 A.ll. , Everylhlnf GIIOdl • • al__ •......•.....• , •..... ................. ................ •. ' '<·· .,• • . LB. .' . ·, tu , ,11� · · " " ' I '. ' • ·11 1 1 " " I I "I> • , � r .. ' ' 1 n(·•i katie EVANS ·, ." ' . ... ·­ ,, ........ G I A N·T C. ' ' Son, leader, Lilllan Cou&heiioQr, .. forest Rose No. 285. , .· Good or Order: Eble lloAI... BeUe Prairie No. 2e9; Ann Jdtcheflf , Perry Council, No. 283; , Mar� :U.­ inaston, A"!erlcan Beaut;, ,lil'Q.. Mabel Lohr1, Mataqiora,1 No,.;. p.�A � Home an4 Ornrum: Forest Rose No. iioTN1 ·eyl ' . , American Beluty, o.- t ' ' Hea�ley, For 4t lt, . , :.t-. r: lll!on· r , • . -- � . � · ><i -� '/•1p 1p• ,,, . I . '' 1 1 •' .' .... ..........,.._, I i ' ' ' II · , I .•..'. .' .. ,:. What a wonderful cliin,e Up �• Mil t1 ■11ce::.w. knowr the ' ' 'J'rl-Luater -Cleanen - PHONE WY Z-1130 • .' ., ltclblMon'1 Cl;Jlllm PBON$ WV � ." ' ,, . ,. ,. ......,,,..-i_... ,, - .., ' , 1 . ·,' , \' J··:-. 'J,.. �, , .. ' • i . . I i\ ,i,>' . "''nt Co., Inc•, \ � . .} • ,. Our attle, courteoua .WJ 4s ·elwiy� �'I :II> ...., � or ol ,;lelkiq\111 full •; .,.. wtth a wtdi"' �vo.riatw v�- , .meai., , I 7'I ,, "1 ' �,r!C! f!"'••\ , • tasty tftacks, Y OP,itv , •'.IIJ--, 10 P .M. rt .;� .-. for _tile better,� our rug cleaning makes. Brtchtens pacb lJl!lilit;" Coplcef 8 P.M. with � Police S."'lct '. wltll 6 After "9rvtng Good Fool! Heintr'I • • • !cltqse Heiner'■ G111t • • • • • • • Dj-,1 O"_ ' 'th1 . ,OKING •-aw,, w ••• GaDtl Tlllnp Go with • • -i _ ff' . • ' " l ·. doe . ' PrOf!�. , . ; BUNOOGS ! ; BuN BURG[RS ! • . 1/ep; '· ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• -F•••, you ORE! l -.,, ' ' ... 't Sincere11t "wit· r>4ve :. State 1Cdllllcllor; ""lcotho -� Jl:t by . Ito . Orlfllh, l)opul y, · ., . Gleam No. reilipbn� &,,' , " rieU Cunntnghirn, State VI� �Q­ e:Uori· irltlidistie tP:,ntn9, Dlstrlct (, • 1 officers. (Continued P:rom Pl� 011.•) ' 9 •�d lng al of Recelv Nation 9 state publicity, Tttppers Plaln ; Mrs. Eva Adama, state home and officers, Golden Gleam No. 1 ; or_phan comm ittee, East tlverpool ; A ppointment of COAtmitteea� laiMrs. Olive White, district deputy tri_it Deput-y; Introduction o, �li\t· ties, Cotmcllora of each Co�U; No. 6, Toronto. · Nom .l"'.' fiyn qi �lrtcer1;�etl,i ·-¥1-" J)lstrlct o!fl<W,are r.t/tt,, Wak<!.. f Iy, ll!ariella, dt,lrlct depucy; Doris l(:' ,r , JBM,IJf�, Dialrict Dant, Pomeroy, Junidr past coun. u Y · ·. Dinnl!r, 6 p . m., Elks:· d!J,,. N ciloi-; Marie Llvlngston, Little Hocking, a11sociate Junior past nom. Committee, EYil· . Fl,_c�, couflcllor; Beulah Moyers1 Marietta , Loul 9e McKnJght and Hatt� :Slliln, CQ�ncllor· Fay Parlin, "Marietta, ae• No. 2M. Enn�, 7:30 P, _m. eot!l'ate_ c�u��or; ,nba, �h;nes, �thRecephon for District ��¥.t>', ens, vll!e coullclior, ·• Verria ConReception for Slate �ilw, ll?'Off, Logan, 11saociate vite eoun- gan No. 1 ; C• , 20 Prellflntation of � . � se, c nSyracu �Isle, cilor; Mary f. d . 18' y , ot mer an No._ Beaut k � ll ductor; Mielia Mobb&rl)', MatamorMar l�tta ?{o. 282; )l�or1al, B t _ 11, warden. ra m e No. 269; �llver Sbow , P Tu , ppers Grnce t Sy.ran are, Other ,, n Plains, insicl.e &enttnel; Vea House Matp.���� _ Nq. 03 , . � ,'!3a: , tar, t.ilstrlct P .. t Cow1W.O�, ln_i , holder, New �xington, outsi.de ·: a,M. at No. , Weain J.,oo ,Goldenc sentinel·' tnstees: E!!lth@r Wright Flhal reports conc.lud._ e � p� Chester; Eliza bet h Cimp bell ' pom-' gram followed b)' :Godd ·of the d.ero.r; Maney Hetzer, Little Hoc:k· 1. • •nd tJie �-��•· der .. Ing. I . tQti!Mmllfil Decor'atlorill: Clara $mith, Linc!. · Color bearers att -Mal'Y Arm· 11trong, Logan; and Nancy Hetier, Jett, Sally Smith, Beale Mdtel\tij · Little Hocking. Team capta�n Is Es- and )(arcenfl Walteta, * . ol�• Gloom Colinell 2", Mftj:ht, •' thq Wrli)lt, Chesler. l!Ad'"9: Salli,Sj,>ltl,: Jliri!t, '-'li _ , Hli!h p6ints in the progr am ,tart• tni it 2 p. m. inelude · Welcome to her and Mtibel . Hltt ,,Goldth'.tnu cor:,.-s :Helen Ne.ville 11,11d Marietta by M&fOl J)ptt , Curtl.a .-_. ' ,nd the response by M"ai;:r Link, ma JenkJn1, Oolden Gleam Host... : : iit � tO O :( I N G r , , h· INS1JRAN,f For versatility, style� valllll -·"'8 ·9\IJ �Vil.All. . .. I " I I 1, ' For family trips, it B11Bfs eight. Fo�.h/1�; it tarries ½-ton of bulky load. For baek-road -vi!\.Jtlie,Tu� bas high clearance. For oft-road tripl, tlJeitle\ 'a 4-wheel drive model. . i: I • I• • P�� .., Pr11Mc!8 Hl,IB:l I 014 The TR-AVELALr. • . handy· at so many chores·! ' ·. ' {Pri¥9U'I doolNI For 10 lo 111 Pfople . ..' · np · ,� n�m · "8 _.J lakr1 'I) r' . 11ft ·.a: l o f'uibire A..ain T ... i DESK , . ,, '. -,. UPI - Ha rvey ' Kuen-C,,\wh on the A merican title last season te1t.M 'bat 1(1tli a.1 3�. !t;teraa:e, will open the se,;11on ii\ f!ienter field f11r CleYe• 1 land a�d 'probably bat secOnd. . . ' M a ta',er Joe Gord� llfd he Pl,a n'1 lO iJr$PV,� rookie Waite!' _ Bond to rlffit fi81d for tlie ���er. Bond, the standout " .,i,rmg train ing, will be the 01'{;y· -�kle J n the Indiana' Uneiip �lday . Second baseman Jotinny·'tJ, ple .iq will teait Off and he'll be foll01"ed by Kuenn end then Borid ,. · Lert flelder Tito Francon1 will bat fourth followed by shortstop Woodie Held, flrd baseman Vic Power, catcher Russ NiJ:on, third baseman Bubba Phillips and pitch• er Gary Bell .. ------W 188'1, conductor Leopold Stoki>wsk_l i'a� born. _ ·------------�--- ------------ l}nlJJ1 ol & f111Jto viii 11!1 'lllife, Authorities could !ind no moNEW PffJLADELl'H IA, O. UPI live tor the murder of Wfil1-m Highway Pa(rolmen, aided by a w. Fender, 60, and hit wife, .lf.r. Intensified tht�r nic e, at their remote farm ho,ase patrol rlane: M" arrh m this east central O hio Saturday ni.f;ht. The couple fl'U .a r ea today for a 111•pect i n the found lying on the living room �floor of I.heir home, shot throt.1Jh \ Oonal,iona for prit.e• to bt> �11 1 1 , �rs. Loui11 Rossi and Mr,. their rorehe1d1 by a small caliber weapon . Their car wa1 stolen. awarded at lhe charity ba U ben t' Wa,HH Selby ___ ____ fitllnj tb4!l PIHtant Valley Ho8p1t al in Pl, Pleasant hue lwen term ed ·•� nerous " b-y the hospital autlUary which ill 11ponsorlng the • affair, Contributions have been rece1¥e4 from Pomeroy, GalUpol i..s , MaaoQ, t{'!,w Havf!n 1(¥1 Point PleaU�tqr the evenl which will • • be held�• "May 7 in the National : Heine(s hot rolls Gt G1llrd1 .,111nry near Point Pleas• : ltamllufllf buns with deli­ ant. : c:iou&IJ melt!d American or Sollclt■U�• will be finished : Pimie,rto· cit<,.. make an ...., ,�.,.nlin< 10 !lrs. w. s. w,1: elllla 11PKlal treaL Tried die, i!haitntan of the door prize : 'em? ee. it oonun � • Charity. BaH u.Btributions Termed Generous Cap11nle Rec:overy 1s YOUR IIIIXT MONl"HI Y RIIOGF T TERMS '. •' SPORTS ol! •I . 70�ors Start baa Put New Beauty . . On Your FJoor t ,1teit«IJ� fitle VANDENBERGAl"B. c,hl. UPI - A 300,pound apace capsule l'rhb:t.ed ,rowid the e,rth ,n a P polar o•bil today-m uel, .. the ,.,_,;_ � .� ' -,,., _,- &• disapointed aol the AORCE t Dia 1 Jo1ce r;,. tl'ld Shtlla Youna: SevJd'y ' m'a mbers -Q( jpe senior d1 sappoiotmeQt ot the Air Force. co e two � tr1 $0 dUI of Point �aunt , Hith ttlic -ifto �1..., The- ttl)lule was lutce8d ully ,rp.efi I .a · yiie,�en. Alfr� .School left. on Monday for I five- elected Saturday on the l7tb orbit ey ia 11:iH-Hii!u\,a �wl:N)y, day ttaJ Jn New York City , The of Dl� verer . X[ satelliu . B ut it . be&rit Co_n&altJ M I play the Patt _,..nta p,il1 telurn � Saturd ay . nol hi m a n;iu ia MNato, Rbht,u .Dt � •-..,,11. , d� . no return to. e.trth n�ar Ha• J tOt.M" Wbteh Jeft by tri ln wau • where a flotilla of ships a� By CHIT �ANNIHILL � inclut\ed • cruise C &aQllt& 4a.Mm ._.,. ,Jaek , Wici1. i4 fr 1 ane l s hoped to make th.e world , P: • llb ilttan l!lland b )' boat , � :!r SmM.h, J)On • Jftl' l1n� recovery of an �Ject £rOJ11 r, � �ij .to he Sta� of Ubett)', El· ',w.ett ?)' � 51.obart Do · t. o wand. United Matwpli, Radio � � me undetei:ntmed meeh:de, Md)' Eull!'r ·� P,aUY othy a msm m the co mplicat ed 1y1tem ulJ..: d.aiiee u, That's what 1tbe matter is about Meigs county. As Df"ie f ,abulil. • � ·Holter � Gtuid central SiatiOn G�m- failed to shoot the capsule back u · . w1Ch Vtn.;e, chinatown', Wall ,r. . • ', . Diles, Sport Ed.Jtbr of the A$Soci3.ted Press in Mic�0,11 planned � \ � . . Street, Central fark, Harlem, and J . ere " ese The ■ ....� . ,.. belo'!, . . '' eehts like Meigs C aunUlin.s are eve..-• -!wt;.Q.te.n by Robtft the Cathedral of St. John the DI- ' --- d�ys. J . 1"1l>lia/l•d by lbe S t. . CI . ' rine. DeGani11' Slarls Trip It has been observed for some time that Meig, Counuai;, )lb il;illijl Compa�y. . PARIS UPI _ P•esident Chor' select her where County Meigs in Se-Yeral teaCM!n chaperoned are everywhere except ., de Gaulle today begins a trip es AU J cii,i11:,, Nelion•iUe No. l�; the student. on the trip. ea . ng spend th ought daughters to be and i _elr best y rs t.l lUtn Co\la:lle-nour, Forfft Roae, to Canada and the United State8 · the kernal in the urgency to put hep I n our aim of gettl ------No Ill ireeking friendlier treatment of Other eommitte.e rnembers an ne'w industry. The best result of such expansion would NATO . Algeri a and the atomi � Mn . Joh . LS •11 Brown, Mn. Wa lter I " GIRI -. AN " S S . ..."'"': .Jean Snider, more young peop1e shOU ld f tnd ou ti etS for thet r talent a . � &, � and. Ci,-, Pre- bomb. BAGHDAD, Iraq UPI 1. Mildred He,lop, Mrs r, , Bell• Pralri.: No. 269:. · J\lhe .Mc- m iir · Abdel Ka r.im Kassem held The Nortt, American visit wi11 Gel1¥. ambition here. Uum!)hfey, Oon&)d Mn. Wilffam No. . Dave , ex•Middleport (Beech- st) bo y a dec� de ago1 wlao · f,f• ' Kenll.e. IA>la.n , �llO ··, 1 t.alkl toda)' with three m embers cap prevlous talks with Sovlet Knigh�, \.,Mr,:. Charles Musgrave. ready is fa,rthei- up the ladder of reportial success status-w1?fp�•UOi: Lorett1.r, M��(er, of th� proYlaionaJ Ala:erlan cabi· Premler Nikila S. KhrushcbeY ln �A r-.. J'" JJ.oien, Mrs. Louis Telle, Orai "ND. 13 ao.d �Li. � ,1"et seei:I!'' financial aliistance France and Prime Mini,t.tr · HaJ', Mra. Alffll Turner, Mrs.. Nor• than most workhorse Q.ewsmen, wrote t)lis welcome.;I nole •lg\ y-1-. , \lie rebel cause. old tlfacmillan In Britain. m.ao SiJn�lns, .lilrs. LaVera l'ier• \ bi "• ., week . He says: · (qr.-·----------,---:--�--------.:.:.: ·� :;..;.,r;_;_,...,. ,..,"-.cc · ·c.·----·-=,-,,:--'- o.. U11lttcl Prtu fnt•rn1tlona , Davenport"11 8in1le. Orlando .('('pt•· Th£' San Fr1mcisco Giunts, p roud do I. led th (' !lcore at 3.3 with a 1 ownrN or two quick dividends l w n - run homer off starler Bob from UflPl'fldletable Bill:Y Loes, Andnson In the !1111:th. I now know there ill: abeolutely The victory was the Gian1s' nothing wrong with his arm-or rourth in five games and 1 110 his bat, (or that matt e r, cith t' r . Some skeptic& re1t Loes had lost Dodgers kept pace with a 7 . r/ dt•· his .!1h1lt when thl' llaltlmore Ori• cislon over the Cardinals, who ole!I traded him and Billy O'Dell dropped thoir fifth straight. The to the Glante l11:11l Deeember for Braves beat the Phill ies, 8-4, and Jackle Brandl. They thought the the Pirates swept a douhll"headn 30-ycar-old Loes was merely a "throw-in" to keep lhe Giants happy ." He kept tht'm happy, all rlght . Sunday and kept them In a firat­ plaee tle with the Dodgers too by pltchina hitless ball in relier, pro­ ducln1 a key hit and scorina the winni111 nm in a H•lnntna, 4-3 , vlclory over lhe Chk■ao Cub11. Loes, tredited with his first National Lea1ue vletory , since 19'5f' when he w11 with the Do;fa:er11, took over for �-� JNnford fn the · 12th and !ll!f lour 111,n . lp - '' the l11t 1911. ' Jt- i · llec-t a ain11le " Loe■, t hit with ,,. : gl , all last season, dlH q� o b at bat al!l:o. H• lod t • ;,1.•l)i with • tine ,lnale to rla\l Y&'Stoaer Ben John• ' ,on, 1dvaneed to aecond on I HC· ,,nee and •�ted home on Jim ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April l8, lll&0-.6 1960 MEIGS IHEAffl San Fr-ancisco Giants Satisfied Now On Loes.- · · After Victory For 1st Place Tie With Dodg�rs 1 18, Pl'ITSB{JJ&GH , UPI - A four• i n his firit majo, le1g1i1e appea,r­ dame seri�l with the PiltsburUl, ance, while Tefl Wlend was chl;fi· Pirates senled one Jhing about the ed with the loss. C::incinnatl Reds today; ?hey ttaYe In the rlrst game, the Pirates plenty of pOIWer Otl ociiasion. racked up 1 1 hits lo anchor lhelr After Ule .Pirate,• Bob Friend th ird game of the four-came !Let · sfmt out the--- aed•. �, g;I ibe open­ here. ff" or a double"Fieader Sunday, the Friend allowed only lhree .ain­ Reds looked like a sure bet to take gles going into the ninth Jnning the 11:i'lhtcliip. when Lee Walls touched him lqr , Cincinnati bombarded fivf pitch­ a triple which oroved . harmles,,. en for H hits and looked aa Jn the Reds' only win out of though ·they had the game ulted aw11y until the Pirates exploded in the fou, games, J1y Hook show­ ed real mastery in a seven-hit the nlght. pitching . performance Satur�ay Behind 5-0 at the start of the · that gave the Re-ds .!l-n 1 1·3 victory. ninth, the Pirates put on a six.run Cincinnati now has a 2-3 season burst, highlighted b)· homeruns by reeon:I so far. Hal Smith and Bob Skinner, that Idle today, the Rede travel to carried them to a 6·5 victory. 11 Milwaukee to test their nemeel11 Henry Rel �vH The Reds sent Billy Henry to of late seasons in a two.game the mound after started Don New• series, startina Wednesday. combe and Raoui Sanchez had fa11hioned a shutout for eight in­ ninaa, then the Pirates exploded. 1 NewcJunbe all�1fed ont, th.re.e hil,S '�tote M w.is lifted In the POMEROY, OHIO fiflh innini· •f�r being stmck on . tht rit!ht wri&t by Bill Vlrdon 'i ground tingle. He wu taken t.o TONIGHT 111d TUISOAY a h01Bpit11-I for i-nys. but said h� "TIIE WONDERFUL bad 1 f� use of .bis hand. COUN11_lY'' ' The 'ttMs seO�e'rl one Tun in · t he First and added a pair of tallies Robert �u,t,,..,, Julie Loooon · il'l each of the t h ird ind fifth ln­ J\.lng11. Not n Wtid-., • Dow Fin1terwald, 29, of Teques­ ta, Fla., th. ' l 9ri9 1·•inner, flni11hed with a 68 !or a 27 2 and e sec:ond­ platt money of $1 ,900. After win• 11lng last year, when he ,played with Snead in a final-round three­ some, Ftnstcrwald indlcaled he would not re1urn . He said the .gallery waA so 'pro-tinead that hockti.ng by the Slammer's ad­ mirers in terferred with his game. ft was Snead's turn to expound this yeer. "I hope it will linnlly get to Edward Denjamln to do ,some­ thlni:: about his golf C'Ourse," the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Mar told th@ .amazed gullery. He h11d been han<led o mirrophone <'onneded with the publk• acldre.qs It's time Galli polis Is Tuesday Invader And Challen ger T� ., Snead Gives Slap To Course Where He Won Senti!'el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , A,J>rll Reds Show They ·Have ·P.lmty Of Power, But On Oeeasion Galli polis, nipped by Ja(bon in the opener. is al Pomeroy tomor• row for the showdown battle in the first round. Coach Russell Moore's boys have had plenty or rest and his No. One Cireman, Bob Cunning. ham, should be ready !or a route going .mound appearance. Pomero;y und oubtedly will lace Apeedballer . Paul Evans, lat1ky Ne· w.,i,1n"'n - Sturdl, IJ'I) GallipoH11 hurler, wh<> was ear• v•r1t . (U) v, Pa1cual ( 1 1-10). marted ear])' this sea&On for great o.l;' �..,. ICMdultid. ihln.es in 8l)l'ing prep ball. 'tunda,'t Gamtt l(an.., City at Cltica10 The Jackets will have their start Detroit 11 Cfeffland read y, too, being Boone Hlndy, 'tlf't�lnMen II isaltlmor• Jilly Tom Anderg:on, and Fresh• Niw ·· YOf'k at Boston, 111an Charley Bush, when Jackson comes to the Municipal Park d ia­ mond. Chuck KeBSinger, fast ball• ing righ thander wilh a nice curve, probably will Rtart for the visitors. GREENSBORO, N. C. UPI Sam Snead, already involved in the year 's top s:olf controversy, left toda y with $2,800, his i;eventh Greater Greensboro crown and a aneer for the starmount Forest Country Club course. SAA.id birdled ,the · last two holt11 Bunltb ro, ·• r1••t ·rettnd 36-llf­ •· 'lilie lltrc;lul<ler-{'ot' fov� lllm !Int plo8 with a · ,n.liote to\al M 270. The fl.nltb bt!lore a gallery or some 9,000 w1111 par for the end , of a Gre11.t.er Greensboro Open. I! NOW AT STATE TH Ataa TONIGHT Unlttd Pritn Internat ional NAT IONAL L E AGUE W. L. Pct. GB Sa n F'rancisco 4 I .800 l..,<.11; Aneeles 4 I .800 Milwirnket• 3 I .750 h htuburgh 3 2 .600 1 l'mc1nn.it1 2 3 .400 2 2 3 .400 2 Chica�o 1 a .250 2 ½ Philadelphia St. Louis 0 5 .000 4 t;1 Jnllay·� Results t-lthburgh S Cincinnati O ht Pltttbureh 6 Cincinnati S '2nd MllwaukN I Philadalphia 4 LOI Angelff 7 St. Louil 5 Saturday's Ae,ults MIiwaukee 1 3 PhllHelphla 3 C lndnnati 1 1 Pittsburth 3 S.n Franclko 6 Chic.ts,c, l La1 AneelH 3 SJ. Loui, 2, night Mond•y's ProNble Pilchen No G•m" Sc;heduled Tutsday'1 OamH Phil1d•lphla ,t Pittsburgh, night Chlcaeo at St. Louis, night Los AnplH at S.n Fran-= isco AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday'• Pi'"ob,ble Pitd,en 1959 won-lolt records In p,ren• 4-Daily • • ' J'Ol(BROY, OHIO I : : IN#.�?)f ATIONAC TRUC� .r�:; e ,. . � .!� � lil:O!T d'OMPLETE LlNB ' • . ✓ ' c•�·'�!' - ',I; . ·,jl ' 1010 . 'f1i 1. ... l'a • ft'8CI ' '. 'b9M,fl l-8971 .. ; Buy I - 8 pit. - GET ONE · fl.EE ·. ' ' ■IIM . . ( ... ..... • ·, -">I)�...· No. 3�3 . _& CGI\ .. J •· C C C- �$-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 18, 1960 -============ I ' ( 1 8 1 Emplovment Legal Notice o lnd1t1, Span one {1) 85 feel - O lnches, Span one ( I ) 85 feet -0 in­ chea, Span one ( 1 ) 68 feet - O in• chea, Tot■! Spana four l4) 296 feeto inches, Roadway Width 30 feet• o mchea. Type-Cont.inuous Steel Beam. Propowl No. 1 Bond In the amount of ,10,000.00. and one Field coat, Bridge No. CAL uty dlredor. The director reserve■ the rl1ht '77�0933, Span one ( l ) 80 feet 0 Meip County commluionen re­ serve th,e rJa:ht to reject any or all inches. Span one { l ) 100 feel• 0 in­ to reject any and all bidn. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ----- --- -- -btd1. E. S. PRESTON ches, Sp1rn one ( 1 l 80 feet · 0 inches WE DO ALL K I N D S O F WORK. STAT I OF OHIO Director Total Spans three (3) 260-ft.'et • 0 Mol91 County CommlulOMN We buLld septic tanks, TV Radio DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS (4) l l, 18, 2tc ay Sharon a.,1� Cl.-k inches, ltoadway Width 24 feel · 0 Columbu1, Ohio, Aprll I, 1960 ,Repair, Grass Servicing and (4) 1 1 , 14, 18, 2 1 , 2tl, 28, Sic Steel mehes. Type--Conlinuous Contnd S..IM FOR CONSlSTENT DEPEN DABLE RESU LTS Cu t t i ng, I'owcr Mower HandyBeam (buill•upJ. Phone Shop. Electr1r mans Copy No. 64-157 1,.eeel Propoul No. 1 2 RATES Athens County, Ohio, on part of W Y 2-5404. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 4·1S•3tp County, Ohio, o n part of Hocking NOTIC TO CONTRACTORS LIG-AL NOTICI J ttnta per word. o■e inaert100. Minimum charge- - 60 i:ent! Sealed proposals will be received Section 20.81, U. S. Route No. 50 Section 0.53, Slate Roule No. 56 in Ohio Of StaN Township, Rome cleaning, m by I cent. per word fo.f three consecutive in.sert1oru1. The is offering for undenlgned J at the office of the State Highway Sall Creek Town11hip, by cleaning, Department of Hl1hwar1 sale two houses owned by the late Special - one moulb. for 30 cent.a per word. Direc1or of Ohio, al Columbus, spot priming and applying one spot priming and applying one Columbus, Ohio, Aprll I, 1960 Elmer Hamm, Wetzgall Street, ntn rat.fl of 3 C1.?nta per word will be cha.-ged for .advertising Ohio, until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (East­ prime coal and one field coat, Bridge No. HOC•5tMJtl99, Span one S..I" ad tr Con one Spa" ATH-50-2537, No. Bridge Pomeroy, Ohio .. 1f not paid withln 10 days after receivms hi.ll . l'rn J Standard Time, Tuesday, AP· ( 1 ) 49 feet - 10 inches. Span one ( 1 ) L ... I Copy fllo. 60,174 Bids wilJ be received for each Erron: ia Advertislne - Should be reported imrnediately The ril 26, 1 960. for improvement& in ( 1 ) 64 feet - O inches, · Span one (1 ) rl9 feet - 10 inches, Span one ( I ) I parcel or on both parcels. Two feet ContrKt Prlte Unit · O 80 inches, Span 64 one ( l ) naily SerJtlnel MU not be reapon&ibLe for more th.an one mcor• Proposals � os. 1 to 17 inclusive 49 feet - 10 inches, Span one l l ) Sealed proposals will be receiYed houses, apprained at $4MO.OO. reel tndeJ"Uon. are offered as one project and w i l l feet • o inches, Total Spans three 49 feet • · 10 inches. Total Spans at the office of the State Highway (3) 208 feet - O Inches, Roadway Property ma)' be ■een It &Dy «.rd of Tbanta and Special Not.i ces of Events $ 1 .00. l>blluaries be 11w.ardcd as one contract. four (4) 100 feet - 4 inches. Road· Dire<:tor or Columbus, Ohio 'J'ype­ inches. O • feet 21 Width at time by contatting Wallor Hamm, published at 1 cent per word. PropoMI No. 1 way. Width 24 feet - O inches. Type Beam. Steel uous Contm (EastOhio m., a. I0:00 until Ohio, uhio. Pomeroy, 3 DAYS 1 DAY ':"/ OROS 6 DAYS l MO. Alhenli County, Ohio, on part of -Steel Bearn. Propo-aal No, 3 ern) Standard Tlme, Tuesday, AP· All salea subject to approval or 14 60c 90< $1 :ij Section 20.61 , U. S. Route No. 50 in $4 :,0 PropoHI No. 1 3 ril 26, 1 960, for improYemcnt.5 in: Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. 20 $ 1 20 60c $1 .80 Rome Township, by cleaning, spot $U.(X) Meigs County, Ohio, on part of Athens County, Ohio, on put of Propoaals Nos. I to 6 inclusive. Walter Hamm 20 75< $1:,0 5 prime one applying and priming $2.15 $7 0 Section 6.17, State Route No. 56 Section 10.58, Stale Rou\e No. 7 in as shown on the plans, are offered Pomero.}', Ohio o N Bridge coal, field one and toat cleaning, Ad., N!Q\J\lt,d by 10 A .M . wlll b� 1n that day li paper. in Athens Township, by cleaning, Chester Township, by awarded be wlll and projetl one as (4) 1.5, HI, 18, 19, 20, 21, 6tc ATH·50·2506, Span one ( l ) 68 feel spot priming and applying one spot priming and 11pplying one u one conlracl. prime coat and one field coat, prime coat and one field coal. Athens. Melgs, Monroe, Morgan, Bridge No. ATH 56- 1074, Span one dridge No. MEG·7 ' 1 :'.> l 0, Span one Noble and Waehington Counlie■. DON ST.• \I llllb i l > !O:i feet • O inches, Roadway ( 1 ) 48 (eet - 0 inches. Span one ( I ) Ohio, on v arious sections of U. S. 1 Width 23 feet . o inches. Type Pony 60 feet · O inches, Span one i I ) 48 Routes Nos. 21, 33. 50 and �A, ,eet - 0 inches. Total Spiins three l rus11. St.ate Routes Nos. 7, 8, 77, 78, and I hOmH M. Fain ATIONIWI• .II W (J)_ 1 56 feet • O in�he6, Roadway 1 24, by painting existi.ng guard 4 No. Propostl 1 I Term it• and Pest C,. , ro! Athens County, Ohio. on part of Width 28 feet · O inche1. Type-­ rail as per plan. c.. .. ..__ "' ....... , ·re• in1P4Ktion, l n1unnce N•tion- , .._ ,=,, .... ,_,. Section 6.3 1 . suite R.oute No. 78 in Continuous Steel Beam. ..:.. .,,,;Je. EMy f■rm•. ''Proposals Non. I to 6 Inclusive ' Propot,al No. 14 Town1hip, by cleaning, Trimble radi­ of types l l a rer,air we · Phone i">omeroy WY 2-2:IU this project to be completed not of M�igs County, Ohio, on part �f spot priming and applying onu Portamouth PR 6-2850 ators, from heater cores to later than October 1�, 1960." "93 i,..h\C:Olh $1 . m 7 No. Route Stale 10.58, Section one prin1e coat and field coat 2 29 t k aiddcrs must apply, on the prop. the la rgl'st truck or tractor Phon, WY -l-3561 Mltdleport Brldge No. ATH·78-0634 Span on� , Chester Township, by cleaning, -------er forms, for prequalification with . ( 1 ) SO feet - 3 Inches, sPan one ( 1 ) sp�t priming and app�ying one rad)alo r. !he Highway Credit Examiner, at WOULD LIKE TO one ,coat. and field coat prime ( inche1, O one 50 feet Span 67 (21 ) 1) Ohio, at least 10 days Columbus, feet - 3 inches, Total Span■ three Bridge No. M�G-7·1 539, Span one FOR SALE, t'IVE IIOOM HOUSE (3) 167 feet . 3 inche■ Roadway ( 1 ) 40 feel · 0 mches, Span one ( 1 ) before the date set to open bids. The m i nimum wage to be paid lo with bath. N ice loc1t..ion. Melvin Width 24 feet - o inch�a. Type- Mi feel • 0 inches, Span one ( 1 ) 40 labor employed on this con­ e.11 Pomeroy, Ohio Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. Continuoua Steel Beam. feet • 0 inches. Total Span& three tract shall be in aceorda!l.ce with 3.30 . :�0tp Roadway inches. 0 · feet 130 3) PrOPoHI No. 5 ON OR FOR Width 28 feet . o inches. Type-­ lhe "Schedule of rrev1lllng Hourly · o. Mc:i..01' BOUSE FOR SALE fr' ti'AGEWage Ratee Ascertained and Deter­ of part on Ohio. County, Athens continuous Steel Beam. - • •d H . , . AUCTIO:ii.EER town, six rooms, 4 rooms down, Section 1.3-4. State Route No. 280 mined by the Departmect of In• 5 1 No. Propoul Rout• 2, tom LIM':9 Bot , eer , , 1 e l h l 2 up, approxihl1tely 1 acre le. in Ames Township , by cleaning, Meig1 County, Ohio, on part of dustrial Relations applicable to - ------- · --vel land excellent well 13 milea spot priming and applyin 11 one c o e I• Department H i(hway 1 l'.l H ) < NU Section .. 10.58, Slate Route No. 7 ln Stale _ 1 'Jl · lN ING, REF RIG . If I nterested See from Pomeroy on State Route prime coat and one field coat, Improvements In accordance with a ■ d ltt H Wllship, a t 1on �erv1c e. Jack , 8 .Hdn g�ra· 1 Chesler by To cleaning, Inquire Bridge No. ATH-280-01 44, Span one 6 1JZ . Price $800.00. 1 1 u 1 1 . Nl• w llciven. Phone :ru spot priming end .applying one Sectionn 4 1 15.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1 1 5.05, Mri. . H o we i l at Pagetown. 8 , I ) 60 inches, feet Roadway O prime coat and one field coat, 41 15.06, and 4J l5.07 of the Revis­ 25-,J7. I 6·23-U Rutland, Ohio 3-12-60tc: Width 20 feet · 6 inches. Type- Bridge No. MEG-7-1 84 1 , Span one ed Code of Ohio." I _ Steel Beam. - - -- -- - I ( 1 ), 44 feet . O inches, Span one ( 1 ) The bidder must submit with his MUELLER FURNAClt. ..., W ISTltliG­ FARM FOR SALE 79 ACRES 8 PropoNI No. 6 feet - O Inches, Span one (J) 44 bid a certified check in the amount 55 room house. barn. cellar and HOYS6 •ppl1anc;H, Arnold Br• Athena County, OhJo, on part of feet . O inches, Total Spans three outbuildings, plenty of water, of $1 ,000.00. then, 5yra,cu._, Ohio. PhoM WE W IS H TO T I I A N K ALL WIIU Section 2.05, �tate Roule No. 329 (3) 143 feet . O inches, Roadway paature, coal mined or strip­ Plans and specifications are on WY-2-6384. 1 1 -19-tfc: Hl'IUilt'd us at t he { I IIIC of Lhc in Rome Township, by cleaning , Width 42 feet . o inches, Type ped. Price $3000. $1,000 down, file in the department .of hlghway.s dealh of our son Wt· l'!lpe1-ially spot priming and applying one Continuous Steel •Beam. TELEVISION RADlO AND SMALL payments on balance. Located 1 and the office of the division depu• wu;h to thatlk t h e l'omcroy c111 REV. WRIGHTSELL prime coat ■nd one field coat, Proponl No. 1 6 appliance repair. Phone Otii mile from Dexter. Wil kesville ty director. er�enn !i<1uad. Ilic pol1ee de · Brldll:e 329·03:ffi, No. pan ATH S 'Meigs County, Ohio, on part o f M ct:l into.ck, .Racine, Ohio. The Morning Star Evangelical M09· rl242. 4•12 ..fltp The director reserve.s the right part mcnl, 1·1ty offictah nnd 11 m 1 one ( 1 ) 86 feet - 0 inches, Section 0.40, State Route No. 338 -tfc 2-1 Brethern Church is plan­ United to reject any and all bids. ployee,. lll-nry Ewrn,l,l, fo'ri t .1. HOUSE FOR SALE lN POMEROY Hoadway Width 1 5 feet - 6 inches. J n Sutton Township, by cleaning, ning its Spring RcviYal meeting S. E. Duck and l l o m e r U a x t c r nnd PRESTON , Pomeroy, Ohio sized Type-Pony TruBB. 9 rooms, 2 bath.1, full spot priming and applying one to bcain Thursday evening, April everyone whu helped in any i,;V:i'J'OM H U I L1' JU1't.w:;N lJ.l!iDirector PropctMI No. 7 basement, ne w gas furnace, coat, field one and coat prime Wily, 1:11,i:ned tu: 'OIU buu,J .Fr-,e M­ (4) 1 1 , 18, 2tc 21, at 8 p. m. and close, Sunday, Athens County, Ohio, on part o! Bridge No. ¥::EG-338•0086, Span one large Jot. F. A. Swatzel, 307 May 1 . .Mr a n d Mn. H.cE•d Will l!Wd les. i,·o, .... nan and A1.1botl, Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4•11H2tc Section 2.84, State Route No. 356 ( 1) 3 1 feet - 9 inches, Span one ( 1 ) Rev. Kenneth Wright!f-11, Belpre, 1ind dau�hter)j. 8-6-tl Pbone WY-2-5321. ti l.AS::t �IIUW CASE, $ltJ.00, Cali in Waterloo Township, by cleaning, 45 feet . 6 Inches, Span one ( 1 ) 43 be the evangelist. Rev. Wright­ will 1 4 18 l i t· Ti9er1 Get "D•ndy" T E L EVISION-RADIO ANO SMALL r FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY spot priming and applying one feet . o Inches, Span one ( 1 ) 42 feet h'u been Jn the ministry for sell ( i i 1 -1 , 3 1 1) 7 room,, bath, large lot, close prime coat and one field ooat, o inches, Span one (1) 38 feet • 4 Appll.ann r•pelr. Call Frank L EGAL NOTICI several years. The music will be ne to gas location, school w Bridge No. ATH·356-0204, Span one inches. Total Spans five (5) 200 Capt•ina, 41• N. 5Kond An., Meigs County Hlghwey De¢. Fl l H S/\ 1 .E : 5 IHJVM l l l>USI·:. under the direction of Rev. Fran• 4-1 2-6te ( I J 50 fl · 1 0 In. Roadway width 24 feel - o inches, Roadway Width 24 NOTIC hea t· Ca ll WY.2•3708· ---- --- - ---Middleport. E TO CONTRACTORS: 31 3 tfc full hiiSl l tl\Clll 1n Clw:,ter , 3 . ti5 cis H. G lazier, pastor of the feet · 0 inches. Type-Steel Beam. leet . O lriches. Type-Girder. l9MI CHEVROLET VH Delair. 4 dr. Sealed Bitls will be received by church. There will be special music aln·s, 2 li1g l·1s l t'ru:-., w;itcr 111 POMEROY lN HOUSE SALB.. FOR AIJCTIONIIR Propowl No. 8 aedan. Air conditioned. Power PropoH I No. 1 7 the Meigs County Commissioners, each huUM' . .$U,uuo.ou. Call Y U 5 208::i anyone and evening 6 rooms, bath and 8H beat. GaGellia County, Ohio, on part of Compl•t• s,ntc. nteerln.i and brake■. Spotieli.i. County, .Morgsn Ohio, on of part Pomeroy, Ohio, up until 10:00 who cares · to sing a spedal num• 4- ltl-Jl p rlYcr. of view Beautiful rage. Section 4.51, U. S. Route No. 35 in Section 15.51 , Sta(e Roule No. 555 o'clock A . M. Monday, Critt Bradford $1495. lllacltnar '11, P01J1croy. May 2nd, ber during the meetingt1 is invited Out or all high water with or Springfield Townnhip W,II,, Phon• or Contact , by cleatting, in Union Township, tty cleaning, 1960 for furni1hlng and applying 13 61<' ' - ◄ wlthoul furn 1 · ture. 2W Y • to contacL Rev. Glazier. The public SING� J t Sl::WJN<; M i\t ' l l lNt: IN A. C. BRADFORD, 1,cln•, Ohio. ----------spot priming and applying one spot prlming and applying one minimum of 83,000 gel. of I. E. 1 is welcomed. The church is local• 5376_ 3tc 8 1 lWall l 1 l u l modern cillmwl. t:0111• Good Cl ..n UMd Car■ 25-U prime coat and one field coat, prime coat and one field coat, Dust Control on County Roads. ed just east of Nease Settlement on ----- - - --AU M.kH and Mt:tdalt l lkl c with at taduncnts arnl Urldi,ic No. G AL-3�·07!J8, Span one Bridge No. MRG-:iM-1 716, Span Material lo be applied under the the Morning Star Road. t -.6,, . ,lfl" CABI· �l ClHC.n BUILIH S, t IIU11 U guanJhtcl '. W i l l :;ell for $3 7.U AITROPOL ITAN MOTORS .( I ) 47 feet · 6 inches, Roadway one (0 36 feel - 1 1 inches, Road- dirccllon of ,. ftJ Engineer and N E T 111.ikcn Formica slnk �ps.. ...... � cwsll or hy lllllllllLly 1,a�'rl\Cll\S . 600-606 .... Main !tt. sa:ll..7 Width 28 feet · 0 inches. Type- way Width 1 2 feet . O inches. Type must have a County � temp-@r■tu re of not NAMED TALINT SCOIJ T V myl ashc:itos block laid. }fa!M_fl! J'hu n1J _WY2·2, U4. -, Po,naroy, Ohl• 4. 1 J>-lit1· Steel Beam. -Pony Truss. less than 160 dcgrees Wheh applie d. -. _ MINNEA-POLIS, Minn. UPI -_ _ _- _ �_ repll.lr• uf 11.U descriptioraa,, �- · POMEROY - lO·room frame, has PropoHI No. 9 Work lo start on or about, the Joseph Henry Thomas of Court­ . . " Propo als 2 ap11rlmcnl11 . (one ·hoom and r n�, M t:I<( I /H Y 2 dr H<'d1:111 . Mor• FJ (H; JUA(l(I'..:, $:.!5.Uu. 11�11 1:,: room t_; uy .l'\t• i;Jcr, li.aclnc, Ohio. G allia County, Ohio. on part of Nos. I lo 17 mclus1ve first of June R 1000 and to be· oom- land, Ohio, h11 been appointed a one 6· room). baths. Large lot, out h1·1•<1 k fasl set cyomat1c. Clean <'11r 111s1de and :;11 1 tl!, :i;"u 00; 2 24 tfc Sectlon 0.00. State Houtc No. 141 of this project to be complet�d not pletcd •by i $ H:i.UO; k1tl' 11cn l' aluuct, $15.00 of high water. $4000.00 Tmns. July !irs , 1960. out. $8Y5. lllaettnar's, Pomeroy. talent scout for the Minneapolis­ October than later Township, Walnut in 1960. S, I cleaning by A Certi fied Check in the amoun t St. Paul club which will begin �ct• Kul h 11.:1•n Carpenter, Dcµut GA. AVE LY T "- ACTOR SAL IS AN D SYRACUSE - 6•room frame, bath, 4 13 tile dders B apply must spot priming and applying one l : on � he P�O- of $500.00 must accompany each play In the National FoobbaJl ___________ furnu(· e, shade, double gatage, and Street, Hut lund. 4- 1 ::i· Jk [ S•rvlc•. 512 E. Main, Pomeroy. coat and one field coat, per ro1:m11. for preq�alificati_on wilh Bid. Successful Phon, WY2-2975. Open 'tll 9 196� OLl)S 98, 2 DOOR H1', 'R&H Bidder to furnish League in 1961. large corner lot, 2 blocks from prime BridKe No. GAL-1(1 -0653, Spall one the Highway Credit Examiner, .it m. until 1. 1111,sman: Jun, WSW , lull power, B rown and l-' O lt SA LK p, school. $65i00.00. 7 H UUM HOUi:i E ., Harold Barnh,rt, RffdsvlttiL 1 38 ACRI flAIM - 40 lo Mt acres ( 1) 2'7 feet . g inches, Span one ( 1 ) ColumJ:,us, Ohio, at least 10 days "'9®.· white wllh cuatom 1klrt1. � largo garden and yard. A lso :l feet - 9 lnche■. Total Span■ three befort the date aet to open bids. O h lo. Phon, cooh, Ill • 3691 . tractor t 111 a ble, 10, acres river trade. Phone 00., Contlder an° -1 . 9 9lnches, Total Spans three room house. .s11me lol. Uclmar feet The minimum wage to be paid to 3- I IHfc Muon SPnic� 3-fl282. bottom, good barn, 14 stanchions, l!hodct1 1 Hurns mvilltJ. 4- HS·Jtc ________ all labor emloyed on this contract inchea, 2 . (3) feet 93 Roadway 4 1 1 6tp 9 sta 11 Ii, concrete fl oor, e Iectr · . shall be in accordance with th� FOR TI ii!: BEST HOOFING SER· city. 2-bcdroom home. rrce gu, Wldth 25 feet 6 inches. TypeUl'HIGJIT IOUVl:ll I VACUUM SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WAL� " Schedule of Prevailing Hourly vice, roof rcpu.iring, roofi ng, Beam. Steel 19M FORD V8 t'AIRLA N�; 2 dL with oil lncom e. Located on hais tion, condi 1 A in Uca11cr lle· and Ascertained Rates Wage No, Propouf pain Call roof iing. 10 us B ill Be11u.ll1ul -:ar. $7�. !Blaettnar's, blacktop road . $12.500.00. SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL thro w 11way luig11. t'ull price Wyu tl and George Staats. Phone I SO-ACRI Gallia Count)'. Ohio, on part of termlnerl by The Department of PoQleroy. 4 13 6lc · FARM _ 60 acres act1 only $23.00. l'ho11e W \'2·:.!204. lndus1rial Relations applicable to W Y2- Z724 Pome roy, Ohio. tor tillab le, bank barn. stanc h• Section 7 :04, State Route No. 5M NEW: •"15-�tt 19" CHEVllOLET 210 2 dr. 107 4 - 1 !5-6tp. • iahway Department rm­ r Jons, concrete floor, several ln Morgan Township, by cleaning State ll Annlvenary special. B laettnu's, applying one prime provements in accordance with other buildJng1. Good fence,. spot prime 1nd Pom..lrO;y. $493.00. -i 13 6tc �7 ACII � I I I LL ft'AHM. 5 IWUM coat, IBrldge No. Sections •u�. oa. 4 1 15.04, 4 1 15.90,, field one coal and Day or Evening call WY 2-3748 Drilled well. several springs . ._ l lou�e, 3 oulbuildings, 12 acrc!i AR YOU RUN DOWN AT THI oJ\e ( l } 31 fut 4 1 15.08, md 4 1 15.07 ol the Revised Span l 10 GA.lr5M-1 h .. lsl Ooa Your aoul nNd ..., room hou1e, all mlncraln. $6M>O. l10Hum land, 1)11.s\urc und Um· -0 lnche1, Ro;dway width 13 ft-0 in· Code of Ohlo." Ing! l11t Work. Lowell Prltet. VIRGIL TIAFORD, Salesman ber, cledrh:, water, 40 acrl!s cbe1. Type-Pony Truaa. The bidder must suhmit with his Bo• 229 RACINI SHOI $IRVICI SHOP PIIOM WY 2-67'1 RHUBARB ROOTS. 01.D V lCTOR, Wllh m111cntl.s. $2,300.00. Hill a certified check in the amount bld 1 1 No. Propoe1I OHIO. RACtNI, 4 JR 3tt JA and Canadian Red- Guarant• 4- 1 5-4tp Cu,art, HiiClllC, Ot110. $140.00. of of part on Ohio, County, Gallia to Roule 1 Middleport, Ohio Phone WY-Z-37'8 eed a:row. 2k each. Second Plans and 11pccifications are on 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. "61 Sectlon 9.24, Stile Route No. 775 .llou1e e■1t frora School house COMfUHTAUL � FOUT W E A H for ROAD BRADBURY South 2nd St., Middleport, 0. in Green Town1hlp by clean spot me in the department of hlghway1 now IIIU.1 the hol dU)'K 11he1u.l. W e Jn Syracuae. WlllJam II. Holme■. · i i n d ' o�n�e:._p lh�e'.._d of�l� th�e:_..'.' 4-16-31p. t __:•�n�d� ln�g� m'.'.e�a'.rn�d�ap�p�l!y� p nr,�l_". h;,.Yl' CAIH::fs •'._ U IH.1 �ummcrcllcli �r�lm � ;�•�•� k:e�•�f� "_•'_'.,� •:i:•��� •i>: P-�=======�=================:-i 4 tic :_ - -- - ----HI tlh! "111ust wanted" styles. ·1 111.: �hoc Uux, '.t11utllti1101· t. MO11M9 IL\RLEV VAVl[)SON ' tort:vele 74. Newly recondition­ 4 18 {jl(• I'\ ed m r>tor. Contact llury Hou�h, l.1tlton, W. Va. SP3·0238. 110-r: fvl< SALl::-i-- H 4,12<1tp po1n 1 rc1n1::er.ilur. J du.11;, 1::11i1 Hefore 9:30 A.M rnngc u11d l d l U l' l ! C �ct. Price d WV-2-26-49 Middl,port \f'JNDOW QUND.., ANLJ SHADES rl· u:11,uubw. lC1:1}· 11wntl Thom11s, Pomeroy W Y-2.U95 Ver •tlar, lUlnd,, 111 1ize■ and Li.i ll�li\'l lk, 01110. 4 1 8 Ute llAUTl. P: I ID ITOll colora. lqoee ¥11Umate1. Oale ---- -- --At Cheater Wlppel Supply, 21A Unlon �ve., u.-,t;l) I U .\IATO S'l AKl!:::-i, CALL Yukon 5414' Pomeroy, Ohh,. S·fi-60tc � I �·�� (J, - �u_a�� . HAMILL l ■ IVICI ITATION \ SHEARING � HA.H.Lt:� l' ON f'.ULi,.. llA::iE. illlW • COMPL;;TE SllE1£P ....,. 9:00 A.M. • ouUU. 3 )'car old 1orrel mare. 1353 Ata».ny art.I l..111t1wcll, 'J u1111u·11 J ' l,11111s, John Meekl, Shade, Ohio Rt. I . Jluo. 1 hu11c Loolv111c 1Mu. Ivery Oay Ser rtce . Phone ..\then, NJY8·3271 . - --- · 18 Otp t'H.EE INSPECTI ONS-- . r ,. lu _ N _ E 4- l 6,3tp, II W Y2·.2774. GIimore MOHE T!WPICAL 1 iu,:etlVlW I • I ' Supply 1P�9 HOUSF. TRA l l .�IL UNI.Y Sture. Vuughan Pest Control fish, Mulllt•'s, A11J;f'i'� .i 11d Vo11 $26'°. with islorm wh11low1 and l'o., SL Uury's, W. Va. Mem• Uw·,, etc , l .uwctl !\k:-.l1d,k, air conditioner. WIii drdlYer up Ant1quliy, Ohio. her o( N1:1tlonal l'esl Control t·l Od:lle to 20 mlle1 frl'(!. SN! or Phone Assoclnlion. 4·9-lfc ---- - Willl■m Roush, M1uio11, W. Va. srruce 3·�207 . ( 90 1 4 1 8 3tc LAWN litl' WEHS SIIAltPEN ED. l!:ttSulme mv, "rs repaired, ma­ JSl0 BOA rs ANO MOTORa, $A5 WE'LL OUUAIITSI: YOU WON'T! And we'll fllnher ....,••iee chme s.1w £illng. Ern�sl L. Le­ 11nd JP wh1l• lh•y IHt, M.tr• wis, �a North Third SL, Middle­ I you will be COIIPLBTSLY A,JSPIBD wltl, a Qulek•lleeovery f'Olhan Motr;in. t,O(I Ii:. #Min po1·t, o. l'hone WY2-2358. IIO.•allon BINV!c -Wa�r H•�• or YOl\f m-7 wlll be re• i.t,, Pom.,-or. Phon, WY ..,_,._.,O. 4- 12·61c I M4-ttc &urned, lnolllllbls Ule lu&alla&IOD ONla. - - - - - - ------ - UPHOLS Tl!RY CI.IANI D t,y rn:w modt't'll nwlhod endor,ed Worry-f__ That'• the Quiclt•R.covery 50-pllon Elect.ric by leadlnc hbm• manufal'lurcn. Water Heat.I Compare It to electric u,ht. Both are flamel­ \.l'Ah .•MENTS - i u rn uihed IDO C ost cry low. A l l wnrk guara n· Y vnlun1lahed. Md'..,Hten, M ld cUe le('d. }'u 1 11 1 t urc reason why so and fllllNIIM 6-11• 6o6\ Cll'I t/«lri<:. It's a reedy to use iri · pOrt. Phone w y . ;i.,U:tti . .,:' ! ';, 2-3- U . 2 ho ur9. All work done ell>clri­ many molhen are insiatm& qn ' '.l,he llfe Qulcl<,Recovery Elect,;c · . . _ _ __ l l•ally Call tod11y (or demoniitration ' ,uanm­ � Water Heatar. The water heater witli com,,1,te aad,/ J HOO� li' U H N ISI I IW A1u1rtmcnt. j or <'Sll1111Hc. NO OBLIGATION -,_ or your money will be returned, including 'the installation Paugh'• Uphol stery Cl..,..,. 134 Mulberrl' · Call WY 2.(JOI5. ..,.ra_ See your elec:tqc t1ppli1111A1 doaler or phunber, or call U11 Phon• TU2-56l5. (4) 13, 6lc �16-6t1t ·; VI CIIJlom Royal fo, more detailL 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 CLILANllt of Door" Sedan. 2 tone IIN)en fln­ roorn 1partmeuls. A. N. Ben!Zel. & TV Repair len6N ' illl, pod. Ure•. automath: tril\'I., / l'h4int WY-242SS 1 1-Hfc Phone WY2-3272. -· redlo ond boater. Speelall1 prlc, P'llltMNIW, l)h.., DELUX E 4 HOOM nOW NSTAIRS - - ____ ti> :,'0\11' ed. unfurn i:1hcd o partm l' nt. Ni <.'t ly furnl1hed 2 bedroom 2nd floG, 11parlment. Middleport WY2· 8.ARNEB•SIKPSON 1118ull,,,)ICX 4-12-61p 3874, Al�nt� Middleport. l'ir•. ,\uto­ qioblle, BondL Phont1 WY,a. 2903, WANT ADS Wonted I Legql ■ 1 (20 B u�ess�e�-:_s Experienced Notice Legal Notice RADIATOR PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 Notices t1 ■ .. ....... TRA DE NEW FURNITURE HOUSE TRAILERS Rutland Furniture t 2 i Cord of Thanks B laett111a r's USED CARS ARE SHARP ■ Real Estate ,h•o.J I "'"' ,,. Belpre Minister To Speak For Sprin� Revival KARR & VAN ZANDT Legal Notice ( 8 1 Auto Sa les c,n ,I J�._ enu-- I I ◄ I --------- \I J • King Builders Supply Co. ni'.· ,--r I -r /7 s} . .. Call Dic1. !nerrett f Ru nn ing out of hot wate:t too often ? _t 1,______ 41 For Rent POMEROY CO. MOTOR 1'6NPM• ' OB10 . ' . _, (_��- 10,30 1 1 , 00 I L 3u 1.2,00 12,30 1 :00 1 : 11 2 ,3() Play Your Hunch Price ii Rl&ht ConcentntJon Truth or ConteQuenCfll ' It Could Be .Y011 Mid Day Ne" ' Movietime Loretta Youn11 Theiler Youn� Dr. M alone FNm These Roots Comedy PlayJ 1ouse Adventure Theater Steambo11 Bill Woody Wood pecker Music in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherca,t -- 1· ul Chester c.lA.K.. N eWS Reported �NVTI' dauJhte,, Mr. ,,,d M n Victor WIil 1t Canal W 1 nchHler. Mr and Mrn. John Sheet, and ,on of Charle,lon spenl TUe1<by wlth his aunt. Mrs. Mollie Book• man. Mn. Henry Beaver 1pent Wed- nesday in Parkerabu.r,:. Mr. and M�. Homer Frank of ', ' t)nlon Furna.ce spent Thursday < wlJh Mr. t,nd .Mr&. Guy S�'"i�- ' ' , . , llehl. . 'ii , Mrs. �Jl4-el Cleland ■pen\ •n • 1 ternoon with Mrs. J11mn .B&Ue,i . O 14r. and Mrs. Joe NunnalJy aod son, Steven. spent Tue■day I� Col­ umbus. Their daughte� B�cky, spent the day wil h her grandpar• enls, 'Mr. and Mrli. Ray Whaley of Shade. -------- By Cl•rl� A.11.n C. N. Jones ,pent several day■ ln Columbus attending a apeclll 4:!I() l,d · lurt TDII• = ac:hool for milk te1tin1 at OSU. Bill S:00 8le111l Mrt. Jonet visited with her daua:h• Sgt Preston ter anij 1 fatnlly, Mr. and Mn. :td il:QO liluuc in the Round lfolTIIIOl'l, While Mr. Jones _attend f:11 1#11 Tbacbr Show !lit od>MI. (tt:20 Weathercpt 3:00 . • Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Marl-i.n are •� ll�J<ll Plclure 3 , 30 vlsltin,: thei'r 10n and fanilly tt 1:45 Huntley Bl:lr.kl11 r.•P•rt 4 ;00 Tucson Arizona. Hud:leberr, ll•� 4 : 30 Vi111t\pg Mr. and Mrs. Deruel -IIJvuboat 5,00 Cleland we-re Mrs. Nora Bailey of a, Jl:30' 5,BO Flatwoods and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon P:00 i'iter t.\JIUI 6:00 Will, Syrac use . A,Topa Tl/eater G:11 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris, Colum• •10:® !Steve Allen Show 6:25 spent the weekend with Mr. bus, 1 1 :do News Headlines -J:80 �,;'l''lli'S P:lrtu,. and Mrs. Ric hard Fick and •on. 1 1 : 10 wti,thereast 8:45 Runt!e, BrJnkley Repor1 l\fr. and "Mrs. John G inlher _p,µd i, 1 1 :J� Jack Paar ShQw ._ Cannanball daughtef5, Joyce Ind Mn. �it1ej, , 1 :00 Sign OIi ,.I .+ 7 :ao La.rlmle , I� Peterson, and Mn. Faye fat.-on 'j, spent Sunday tn Dayton visiting Hartvn■ !�1��;·Murra, Pan, Mr. and Mn. Carl Watson and Mr. er spent SUnday ti 151 � I0:00 M-fquad 5:45 Sitn On and Mr,. Tom Barihel,ny ahd ;yr11. afternoon W�tJl � FA!na Arnold Phfi . sllveni Show l0:30 Classroom l e:QO Continenta husbind, Sgt. � ·PeterJames Euier bf .Middleport •· � Peterson's 1.1 . 00 NOWA H'Ni •ll.111.. T:00 Today Sat�ij Jue� bf John Ten-ell. · thh Fo� Air the in ilt is who son, 1 1 :lli w-,.tberc-Alt 9:00 Katie Doonan Show os �nard , Hospital there. Mn. Peterson re:IJomi? J.(adfora f 1 l! ' l5 Jaf!li. Paar fih01i 9:30 Topper h� :r�I ,i,, malned for a lon1er violl �lh her !('!fes'E!ll�t'. h� � l lie 111 10:llO husband. rn �w1•'1' if•� T�onus o\, 1:-» ___...:;, ___.,__ llff _ p d ..:: _� :;: 1 .: t .ll!!IFT_.. J "' 1 r- • . , -Ri!V. (and �. 'Rill h .Gn,:ve of · 1 ' sdutfl l•, fvt�ed •tft�ntly . ·' fi. lliam ' SlahinN' .Jlafl: rewllh ailt vn.'hed Jlfee,. """ tul'ijod , , •Pdirl 'Jlfil..,. ,lill.,11,b •••;,,, H • ,urg er')' . Lov� That jlob . Mr. alid· lilri.' :Jl'�i'lon �: 1, ' · y,hert i · ·· �...,_,,, Q) Aboul Face, ._, 1 'va;t lllrQl� 1 1Jawk; BIDdU ,on ol l!f�.'J!:r h eti'itio!lhd!beei/ guile ', , · 1 :30 l,l_e d11 , . e, albwJy. �Hr. and· llro: fl'arhrd Hrwlc'.' was m-w� ii . 1,()0 �Olorlcan !!!iia,lt,.. ' 'H . <hrist,ned lit tit�· )fothodfil "hurdt , fflVIAf'.' 1\• ' ' · , . .cOO D�� In .Court . ' ' _, D:$0 R1n Tin TIii •. " ' · ·•1" · tl•daf " · · ,-.-M,N f!I ' ' S Heil1111rf'll'f �lf<!r ind �ri - W 2:90 •l'fi• Gale GI- Show 1:00 Saa ,....- Relit · '\Ii". and Mn.'La:rg Roush, Jack- Wolfpeli"� ' • �ay ·att.n,id8B �eat the Clock • t:l(f T<NI' f'.ac> l-6Cltl -·, son, J_P,ent IHe_ ·+�e,�a• ,f"h /#r. w\lp ' "\lr.' , ·Mri'1 �o• We)'��111�, 1;30 Who il>o You Trust e:..;, , Weather Tett er 1 -�fiil"'if/ a nd 4'00 �l'!lerlcaJl J!l,pdll!'<Jd . 6,11) John Daly l'leWI .,i'l)� , · �",· .fomerfU' ueier ' " <:Jrl:I 111! 5 ,JO R<lcky Ind HI• Friend, 7:00 Brobn An-ow James ,Ridenour Ind /1118' i: b�r <1 �t)!Fi�a '!f!tle 'eier �l,ll- , ,: 30 Cheyenne UJO Sin Franciac:o Beat 1)1 llaye• sp,pl' TJu1/>d1y .1n · e;,1Pii � and: �: !iloik Pue'se-/ Ortl Your SIIO Repor141 8:30 Bourbon Street Bea1 � · · on bu■lness. Th ey ■bft vJhlt , lli� ,80 , r SHa ,: ParadlH o in ures Adv.-,t q;30 e:40 Weatherm&n ther grandm s o , Mr , 1:�!b ' '•'t i qld la a P8_\[fql 1,n , ri. ' . t0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour � 11:43 John Daly Mews our. 'lri' l')tr'l:ers, �Hital b ti,,;.)\ the " S) · 11.:00 The News TOlllpt . 7·30 Honeymooner■ Mrs. Ida J'nla�t 11 vl,aJt� h�J· · • Lu_r.i. · '<'if' 7:30 Bronco' ,. U : 10 Scanning the Weather ' �s. �uUa LelJpe�t '!dio 1ha_ s been 8:30 W:yatt l:arp 1 1: 15 Sport Report h�lill�g care' !or -�er pa,rents, Mr, W ":00 'l"l1P .Rlfl.einan n ;20 Late Shaw • A ' ,.. '· Mrs. ' Wm. Eichinger Sr., the 11,30 Co,t 45 past week, has returned to h•, , o :oo ALcoa '1esents Mr. and Mn, Dendl Geoglein borne in Akron. 10,30 l(eep Talking Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ti,purrier and grandson Mark Cluke .and -H:00 Cartoon Spectadltlar Newa Tonight Th, 1:00 Thoma.s Fork spent Monday with of Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd Spence call• i:s:30 Romper Room :015 Sca:t&nln& tlu! Weather and Mrs. Norrr�an Weyersmll ­ Mr. 1 ed on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sun9:30 Movie ler. rt Re,o SPorll <:I& d ay · \l:2G Your "'ASO Re,orter Mrs. Dale Smith of Pome,roy I ,1s i.te Sbow Recent visitors of .Mr. and Mrs. '"1:30 I Married Joan a day la1t week 'with ?.Jrs: spent ff · O Sip 12:46 Will Heilma,i were Charles Sa'yre 1 2:00 ReirtlellS Gun Jind heli,ed wllb \tie Leonard .and sons of Wolfe Pen. StilrJey Amoe qullting. Heilman, Rev. ,and Mn., Weber Family pight wlll be 6bsi,J'td Thoma, Rev. and Mn. G.arrabnnt the Rock Sprints Chnrch · on at Mr. and Mrs. J)ave Willtams and 11 ,30 l)ecomi,,r arid• 22. Rev. Robert King I will , April children and 'Mr_ and Mrs. John 12,00 Lo� 91 Lile show hlS sJides on Alask11. A pot!2:l!O � 11\>1' Tomom,w 1:IIO Tbo llrtl),ter Day luck supper' will be held at '7 p. m . Tho l<lld� Llllll ,2:45 W�����d Mrs. Robert Pa inter Everyone i s welcome. l:ID The 116<HI Storm and Douglas Johnson called on 1 :QO Heart of the Citr IIIO The Edee of Nlet Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Humphrey and Mrs. Harry Brown T1u!s:Mr. Tl11n.s the World A; 1 Stooeea .J:00 The 'l'bne and son were guests of Mrs. Hatel day. For Better • ror Wont I• 1:30 The lJfe of Ril ey . and (amily recentl)'. Dana s. Heaton ca lied on his Humphrey PutJ HouJe 2: 1:00 Ar'"lam J. Smlth, N'eWf Charles Eskew and Mrs. Mrs. lather Dana Turner Sr., of Harri- . 11:00 The MilUonaire 1:UI A Look at the Weather Florence Burnside of Pomi?roy sonville Sunday. 3:31) Verdict ll Youn ' wert! Monday guests of Mrs. Hazel t:20 Jule RlvJin Show Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush l:OI> T�• wl«Jrt.r 1:80 AIDoo 'n' Andy Humphrey. Jackson celled on Mr. and Mrs of Stonn >lecre1 ♦:11 l Patro ay H11bw MM) Mrs · Marie,. Koblentz of C�e1ter Virgil Roush Sunday. Ut' tdae of NlRht 1:80 Tlie Kate Smith Show a recent gue11t or Mrs. H azel"\ was David Heaton &pent Friday l:<ill, 'J'lio · Three Stooge1 l:GII Tb, Toan . . . , umnbrey. H •• ' 1 \1'.•. night and Saturday wlth D()nllle . . ,-. _______ 1,111, , ,� ,of Riley : .1:10c 1'11�111\ - �,Jleat Roush. 1:00 : ,Artb!U' ·J. Smith Jlf... 1:00 Danny Tbomaa Show Mr. and Mrs. WJlliam Taylor Show Weather the t a Sothero Look. A Ann tU� 9:30 !Ion spent Monday evening and , lQ:00 Hennesey Show tl�Jule Rivlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert P ainter. with Show t 10:30 DuPon t:30 Amos 'n.' AnlIJ Mrs. William Pooler of C1nt<1n Ll :00 News T·JO i'ronUe, is spending th week with Mr. am:\ 11:10, A Loot at thl: "1eather 7;30 To Tell the Truth ,Mrs. Lenard Laqham. 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 ' %ow Dennis O'Keefe 0 8·00 · Oil 12:30 SIil> c;1ugts: Montfomery, 15.8 on · 8:30 Many Loves of Doby 00111 up'per°, 10.1 on lower, running 1 7 . iteet 1· GeM�Il.$, 19.1 o n upper, ope 1 00 � 1 14.0 on lower, runniiffg 15 f�et; Show l;SO M,, Skaltoa 8:00 CBS News Wforield 17.9 on upper, ll.O , on Show Moore Garey :00 0 . 1:10 Captain Kanlower, oil)Sed; Lock 28, H.7 and � New■ l:OO l 1 O 'clo.:-. 1:00 Cartoon Tbeatlr stationacy. Weath� the at tl:10 A Look !D:OO Red Rowe Show Condition of Movable Locks: All 1 1 :is Special Broadcast »:30 On the Go ere up down to and inc,lud- · dams l:J:00 Theater 13 11:00 I Love ....acy hit Lock 22, rwurlnK 2 U\\l)S -and lfi wick.ts; llock '28 ls down< Ohio Rl'lfr Bo-ah; Dov,,nbound: Lock 17, Bob Be-nter at 6:00 lffll, AS W,:LL AS 12,�o Jull For Yo• Mon,loy Throuoh Frlday 18-1; Lock 21, 0¥ec at 7:30 e.m, I ,30 New• 17-1; NoJ!t;bern at 10:48 am, 14-2; f:llll SIID On 1,35 Ju,t For You Lock 23, Helen Z at 1 :25 pm, 6-0: 1:00 GUHi Star I .,.. 2:l)O -C�lne · On Pt. Plea■ant V,uloa-n at 1 :30 pm, 0-10; Paul 8:15 Newe & Weather Round k .. o G 3: 1111 11! Skuer ft 6: 15 pm, 2-6; Lunra 8:80 IIFD ,3,311 l'iWa Point •t 8:35 11.m, 22-0; Upbound: 1:00 Breakfast Party 3,311- ,�us!, GCi 8:30 NeWI Lock 23, Peggy Downie al 3 ,OO 4:30 Local New■ F&OM 8·95 •Breatfut PorlJ ,pm, 4.0; C. V. Horm,r et 4:15 pm, 4,30 M i Go ll9µnd 0-Z; Ernestine at 4:35 pm, 0--8; . 9:30 New, Ill RMew �:OD s . 10:00 Coffee Time llobert E. Reed at U , 15 pm, 9-0; ii 5:10 S , . SC� 10:li - Shop CJ;lf at 12:30 am, H�\: A. "'l' d 5:15 10·31 MornlnK nevotlona V. Criss at 3:00 iam, 0-2; Charles 5:411 Pot lloone SboW 10:41 On tire ToWD R. Stephenson at 6: 10 mn, 13.JJ; �:OC! Sund...,·r!lottnade own Roe D 11:00 Countey Belver al 7:10 em, 0-1. &.30 OU - iha. Air . . . · '2:00 Noon Newo . ' . ' . ,JJPt "-.- A)url,n < ' sHII'".. ....... SINKS . ' If flnt Negro Rugambwa, dlnal r -i MOSCCIW7.:! The nagahlp ' Roman Catholic prince lhe o ( I on II d e,pe �nla11!ti• S<l\'let of tiie . Chur,h - 1 11 . aeveral cen1uri, �' �or ,of oinking during lames M. Crump: woo hio been .., !i><ll!Y . jil �"I. reporl<,d antthe census enumerotor for Ha�ord, • ilorrnf' �!l!�n f"'!" cts ·• alter lhe ffoih d!Uon Pews , •�ency v. saya that be recevid the nrc�, tlle · So'fJt'V mtliria. · The 48-year-old Afritan veasel ' oltjp1'>f' . repott,d : • • Tu1 · oQe oven, from penllon hearty ., cwJlnol wao un�ble "' ,. ••• £ wao ridivod on\! pet' Uapl: _Al1J111tt\lei Dublnln, said In the ; ..,.lltr • �1•ii°i'. 1>tl #Q'iilta1 . klndn... Sundoy llit die Ml el,Ctrlc ship Ob treated lib the utmoat ;I[" ff�,\Jo'lin 'HlfI a,d� pe'r - j. dorm ••d nearly by all the people he vlolled for· ron li,to _....,, M.srg. Lauri, Capo,tua, when 11 Point i,rjllc:jll _ J!k mc!r!\I · J whl,b be wlohea to extend his 1111to reclt, Mass for hlm. 'ep-ee1. 1d 40 nsted today. cere th1nk1, he ,aid -___ _ BP 8All LEft ,,so ,,!)II ,,so �,a9 w.u, Fu•• ir.a,, w trr•C�� :I�� • ,9ili' ,,oo CJ1a11nel 3-1·uesdG) ' ,. . : �� DollJli ,,.' " WCNS�JV u,� C"-¥-�-�·· d .l-' ·d ·C.hann' el u-tf'On "� a:oo Mr. wli<!t, "' ' ., 1�r- I"" G,iJt •' � II,. '!Ufeil-! - es:t Social Events Chgnnel 8-Tuesd a) ELECTRICllY Ill --=-,c--c- .... FOR RENT HOUSE lN POM tHO Y COMPLETI!; IN�URANCS !'RO tectlon. Llfe, Auto, )'ire. Polle. fi ro1'm1 111d bath, unfurnished. Call arter �:30 P . .M. Phone Call Don llilll, IIMdlopart, WY2•il57D Olut. 4,Ui-llc . � •. ,.. . . . better �..., ,'' .. . • • .. I NEVal WUI ONE 10 8RA6 , 5NIIFl'Y, BUI l DO BELIEVE 1 GOT 1H' PURIIEST 6RAN'CHILO IN 1H' HOLLER · VIP•• HE'!. 6ITTIN' fWTER'N fl 8UIT�8A� StlA5 " · HOW MUCH 00 HE WEIGH NOW > _ .,_:. E'/"1<)001N' IN Tl-f wa:JD5 W!F ll\Er l!>EAST'L'f � GAL, BUT rr COJLI) MMN A 1-0T "TO HONeTNJ/f.!! P.o r:-.,r.�, • ' ,� . ,, 4i,� ••n• 13 nel h�!l c -:TV .. TH WH , C·hanneI 1 3 Mond0) I 1· .. ' RIVER REPOR'T GALUA & MASON COU NTY Channel 13 TuesdaJ . WMPO Daily Prograni Sehedule "°und «· Enumerator Grate_ful Foi-Iij1ulne,a Shown w. *· fie ll<>S Ag ricultu re Agents sp�CIQ. Oh 1·0 Stnte • u ftl•ve rs1ty Keen Area Farmers Informed wu'-\n --" l'liri AT MOV I E \ IT E E S '\IOU :010 WAS A TODAY '? TRAVEL MOVII: l!llcer Jl0¥E ctf,., MON. thru FRI. 12 30 p M ON a',,.,.,. -'- Repo rt,s w ' . EA .....'.!=!!e:=��==��!:!::��'...:;�.=���� ~., ) ,, ·--· . OHIO \ K \ R I\! li'V (!f\O,l';,I If ... ' l\1 1 1 W• beat ....,... ' . ' 11• ..,_ -�- su.-,w,y: .., � r� ·. •we"'te-r .-----, , '/1,J.J · -- t- .. (20b , Ins urance ( 1 4 ) For Rent �' --- t Cha£r!i 3 Mqi:iday y 1bl'llOUIO t: QO l)plly Sentinel, Pomerpy-r,llddlfport, 0., April 18, �960-7 bis a... $1399 ' ■ ---------- - - - --- -- , ---- _________ Ma rine �uppl ies I \ SPRED HOUSE PAI NT ( Latex ) ■ 1 9 J For Sole ------- GLI DDEN · PAI NTS ! l'ElEVfSION GUID£ W$"J-'J'V Channel 3 •• I ' j IT WAS ALL ABO UT FRA NCE AND ITALY DID ' YOiJ L EAF{� ' ANYTHING '! �$-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 18, 1960 -============ I ' ( 1 8 1 Emplovment Legal Notice o lnd1t1, Span one {1) 85 feel - O lnches, Span one ( I ) 85 feet -0 in­ chea, Span one ( 1 ) 68 feet - O in• chea, Tot■! Spana four l4) 296 feeto inches, Roadway Width 30 feet• o mchea. Type-Cont.inuous Steel Beam. Propowl No. 1 Bond In the amount of ,10,000.00. and one Field coat, Bridge No. CAL uty dlredor. The director reserve■ the rl1ht '77�0933, Span one ( l ) 80 feet 0 Meip County commluionen re­ serve th,e rJa:ht to reject any or all inches. Span one { l ) 100 feel• 0 in­ to reject any and all bidn. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ----- --- -- -btd1. E. S. PRESTON ches, Sp1rn one ( 1 l 80 feet · 0 inches WE DO ALL K I N D S O F WORK. STAT I OF OHIO Director Total Spans three (3) 260-ft.'et • 0 Mol91 County CommlulOMN We buLld septic tanks, TV Radio DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS (4) l l, 18, 2tc ay Sharon a.,1� Cl.-k inches, ltoadway Width 24 feel · 0 Columbu1, Ohio, Aprll I, 1960 ,Repair, Grass Servicing and (4) 1 1 , 14, 18, 2 1 , 2tl, 28, Sic Steel mehes. Type--Conlinuous Contnd S..IM FOR CONSlSTENT DEPEN DABLE RESU LTS Cu t t i ng, I'owcr Mower HandyBeam (buill•upJ. Phone Shop. Electr1r mans Copy No. 64-157 1,.eeel Propoul No. 1 2 RATES Athens County, Ohio, on part of W Y 2-5404. UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 4·1S•3tp County, Ohio, o n part of Hocking NOTIC TO CONTRACTORS LIG-AL NOTICI J ttnta per word. o■e inaert100. Minimum charge- - 60 i:ent! Sealed proposals will be received Section 20.81, U. S. Route No. 50 Section 0.53, Slate Roule No. 56 in Ohio Of StaN Township, Rome cleaning, m by I cent. per word fo.f three consecutive in.sert1oru1. The is offering for undenlgned J at the office of the State Highway Sall Creek Town11hip, by cleaning, Department of Hl1hwar1 sale two houses owned by the late Special - one moulb. for 30 cent.a per word. Direc1or of Ohio, al Columbus, spot priming and applying one spot priming and applying one Columbus, Ohio, Aprll I, 1960 Elmer Hamm, Wetzgall Street, ntn rat.fl of 3 C1.?nta per word will be cha.-ged for .advertising Ohio, until 10:00 a. m., Ohio (East­ prime coal and one field coat, Bridge No. HOC•5tMJtl99, Span one S..I" ad tr Con one Spa" ATH-50-2537, No. Bridge Pomeroy, Ohio .. 1f not paid withln 10 days after receivms hi.ll . l'rn J Standard Time, Tuesday, AP· ( 1 ) 49 feet - 10 inches. Span one ( 1 ) L ... I Copy fllo. 60,174 Bids wilJ be received for each Erron: ia Advertislne - Should be reported imrnediately The ril 26, 1 960. for improvement& in ( 1 ) 64 feet - O inches, · Span one (1 ) rl9 feet - 10 inches, Span one ( I ) I parcel or on both parcels. Two feet ContrKt Prlte Unit · O 80 inches, Span 64 one ( l ) naily SerJtlnel MU not be reapon&ibLe for more th.an one mcor• Proposals � os. 1 to 17 inclusive 49 feet - 10 inches, Span one l l ) Sealed proposals will be receiYed houses, apprained at $4MO.OO. reel tndeJ"Uon. are offered as one project and w i l l feet • o inches, Total Spans three 49 feet • · 10 inches. Total Spans at the office of the State Highway (3) 208 feet - O Inches, Roadway Property ma)' be ■een It &Dy «.rd of Tbanta and Special Not.i ces of Events $ 1 .00. l>blluaries be 11w.ardcd as one contract. four (4) 100 feet - 4 inches. Road· Dire<:tor or Columbus, Ohio 'J'ype­ inches. O • feet 21 Width at time by contatting Wallor Hamm, published at 1 cent per word. PropoMI No. 1 way. Width 24 feet - O inches. Type Beam. Steel uous Contm (EastOhio m., a. I0:00 until Ohio, uhio. Pomeroy, 3 DAYS 1 DAY ':"/ OROS 6 DAYS l MO. Alhenli County, Ohio, on part of -Steel Bearn. Propo-aal No, 3 ern) Standard Tlme, Tuesday, AP· All salea subject to approval or 14 60c 90< $1 :ij Section 20.61 , U. S. Route No. 50 in $4 :,0 PropoHI No. 1 3 ril 26, 1 960, for improYemcnt.5 in: Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. 20 $ 1 20 60c $1 .80 Rome Township, by cleaning, spot $U.(X) Meigs County, Ohio, on part of Athens County, Ohio, on put of Propoaals Nos. I to 6 inclusive. Walter Hamm 20 75< $1:,0 5 prime one applying and priming $2.15 $7 0 Section 6.17, State Route No. 56 Section 10.58, Stale Rou\e No. 7 in as shown on the plans, are offered Pomero.}', Ohio o N Bridge coal, field one and toat cleaning, Ad., N!Q\J\lt,d by 10 A .M . wlll b� 1n that day li paper. in Athens Township, by cleaning, Chester Township, by awarded be wlll and projetl one as (4) 1.5, HI, 18, 19, 20, 21, 6tc ATH·50·2506, Span one ( l ) 68 feel spot priming and applying one spot priming and 11pplying one u one conlracl. prime coat and one field coat, prime coat and one field coal. Athens. Melgs, Monroe, Morgan, Bridge No. ATH 56- 1074, Span one dridge No. MEG·7 ' 1 :'.> l 0, Span one Noble and Waehington Counlie■. DON ST.• \I llllb i l > !O:i feet • O inches, Roadway ( 1 ) 48 (eet - 0 inches. Span one ( I ) Ohio, on v arious sections of U. S. 1 Width 23 feet . o inches. Type Pony 60 feet · O inches, Span one i I ) 48 Routes Nos. 21, 33. 50 and �A, ,eet - 0 inches. Total Spiins three l rus11. St.ate Routes Nos. 7, 8, 77, 78, and I hOmH M. Fain ATIONIWI• .II W (J)_ 1 56 feet • O in�he6, Roadway 1 24, by painting existi.ng guard 4 No. Propostl 1 I Term it• and Pest C,. , ro! Athens County, Ohio. on part of Width 28 feet · O inche1. Type-­ rail as per plan. c.. .. ..__ "' ....... , ·re• in1P4Ktion, l n1unnce N•tion- , .._ ,=,, .... ,_,. Section 6.3 1 . suite R.oute No. 78 in Continuous Steel Beam. ..:.. .,,,;Je. EMy f■rm•. ''Proposals Non. I to 6 Inclusive ' Propot,al No. 14 Town1hip, by cleaning, Trimble radi­ of types l l a rer,air we · Phone i">omeroy WY 2-2:IU this project to be completed not of M�igs County, Ohio, on part �f spot priming and applying onu Portamouth PR 6-2850 ators, from heater cores to later than October 1�, 1960." "93 i,..h\C:Olh $1 . m 7 No. Route Stale 10.58, Section one prin1e coat and field coat 2 29 t k aiddcrs must apply, on the prop. the la rgl'st truck or tractor Phon, WY -l-3561 Mltdleport Brldge No. ATH·78-0634 Span on� , Chester Township, by cleaning, -------er forms, for prequalification with . ( 1 ) SO feet - 3 Inches, sPan one ( 1 ) sp�t priming and app�ying one rad)alo r. !he Highway Credit Examiner, at WOULD LIKE TO one ,coat. and field coat prime ( inche1, O one 50 feet Span 67 (21 ) 1) Ohio, at least 10 days Columbus, feet - 3 inches, Total Span■ three Bridge No. M�G-7·1 539, Span one FOR SALE, t'IVE IIOOM HOUSE (3) 167 feet . 3 inche■ Roadway ( 1 ) 40 feel · 0 mches, Span one ( 1 ) before the date set to open bids. The m i nimum wage to be paid lo with bath. N ice loc1t..ion. Melvin Width 24 feet - o inch�a. Type- Mi feel • 0 inches, Span one ( 1 ) 40 labor employed on this con­ e.11 Pomeroy, Ohio Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy. Continuoua Steel Beam. feet • 0 inches. Total Span& three tract shall be in aceorda!l.ce with 3.30 . :�0tp Roadway inches. 0 · feet 130 3) PrOPoHI No. 5 ON OR FOR Width 28 feet . o inches. Type-­ lhe "Schedule of rrev1lllng Hourly · o. Mc:i..01' BOUSE FOR SALE fr' ti'AGEWage Ratee Ascertained and Deter­ of part on Ohio. County, Athens continuous Steel Beam. - • •d H . , . AUCTIO:ii.EER town, six rooms, 4 rooms down, Section 1.3-4. State Route No. 280 mined by the Departmect of In• 5 1 No. Propoul Rout• 2, tom LIM':9 Bot , eer , , 1 e l h l 2 up, approxihl1tely 1 acre le. in Ames Township , by cleaning, Meig1 County, Ohio, on part of dustrial Relations applicable to - ------- · --vel land excellent well 13 milea spot priming and applyin 11 one c o e I• Department H i(hway 1 l'.l H ) < NU Section .. 10.58, Slate Route No. 7 ln Stale _ 1 'Jl · lN ING, REF RIG . If I nterested See from Pomeroy on State Route prime coat and one field coat, Improvements In accordance with a ■ d ltt H Wllship, a t 1on �erv1c e. Jack , 8 .Hdn g�ra· 1 Chesler by To cleaning, Inquire Bridge No. ATH-280-01 44, Span one 6 1JZ . Price $800.00. 1 1 u 1 1 . Nl• w llciven. Phone :ru spot priming end .applying one Sectionn 4 1 15.03, 4 1 15.04, 4 1 1 5.05, Mri. . H o we i l at Pagetown. 8 , I ) 60 inches, feet Roadway O prime coat and one field coat, 41 15.06, and 4J l5.07 of the Revis­ 25-,J7. I 6·23-U Rutland, Ohio 3-12-60tc: Width 20 feet · 6 inches. Type- Bridge No. MEG-7-1 84 1 , Span one ed Code of Ohio." I _ Steel Beam. - - -- -- - I ( 1 ), 44 feet . O inches, Span one ( 1 ) The bidder must submit with his MUELLER FURNAClt. ..., W ISTltliG­ FARM FOR SALE 79 ACRES 8 PropoNI No. 6 feet - O Inches, Span one (J) 44 bid a certified check in the amount 55 room house. barn. cellar and HOYS6 •ppl1anc;H, Arnold Br• Athena County, OhJo, on part of feet . O inches, Total Spans three outbuildings, plenty of water, of $1 ,000.00. then, 5yra,cu._, Ohio. PhoM WE W IS H TO T I I A N K ALL WIIU Section 2.05, �tate Roule No. 329 (3) 143 feet . O inches, Roadway paature, coal mined or strip­ Plans and specifications are on WY-2-6384. 1 1 -19-tfc: Hl'IUilt'd us at t he { I IIIC of Lhc in Rome Township, by cleaning , Width 42 feet . o inches, Type ped. Price $3000. $1,000 down, file in the department .of hlghway.s dealh of our son Wt· l'!lpe1-ially spot priming and applying one Continuous Steel •Beam. TELEVISION RADlO AND SMALL payments on balance. Located 1 and the office of the division depu• wu;h to thatlk t h e l'omcroy c111 REV. WRIGHTSELL prime coat ■nd one field coat, Proponl No. 1 6 appliance repair. Phone Otii mile from Dexter. Wil kesville ty director. er�enn !i<1uad. Ilic pol1ee de · Brldll:e 329·03:ffi, No. pan ATH S 'Meigs County, Ohio, on part o f M ct:l into.ck, .Racine, Ohio. The Morning Star Evangelical M09· rl242. 4•12 ..fltp The director reserve.s the right part mcnl, 1·1ty offictah nnd 11 m 1 one ( 1 ) 86 feet - 0 inches, Section 0.40, State Route No. 338 -tfc 2-1 Brethern Church is plan­ United to reject any and all bids. ployee,. lll-nry Ewrn,l,l, fo'ri t .1. HOUSE FOR SALE lN POMEROY Hoadway Width 1 5 feet - 6 inches. J n Sutton Township, by cleaning, ning its Spring RcviYal meeting S. E. Duck and l l o m e r U a x t c r nnd PRESTON , Pomeroy, Ohio sized Type-Pony TruBB. 9 rooms, 2 bath.1, full spot priming and applying one to bcain Thursday evening, April everyone whu helped in any i,;V:i'J'OM H U I L1' JU1't.w:;N lJ.l!iDirector PropctMI No. 7 basement, ne w gas furnace, coat, field one and coat prime Wily, 1:11,i:ned tu: 'OIU buu,J .Fr-,e M­ (4) 1 1 , 18, 2tc 21, at 8 p. m. and close, Sunday, Athens County, Ohio, on part o! Bridge No. ¥::EG-338•0086, Span one large Jot. F. A. Swatzel, 307 May 1 . .Mr a n d Mn. H.cE•d Will l!Wd les. i,·o, .... nan and A1.1botl, Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4•11H2tc Section 2.84, State Route No. 356 ( 1) 3 1 feet - 9 inches, Span one ( 1 ) Rev. Kenneth Wright!f-11, Belpre, 1ind dau�hter)j. 8-6-tl Pbone WY-2-5321. ti l.AS::t �IIUW CASE, $ltJ.00, Cali in Waterloo Township, by cleaning, 45 feet . 6 Inches, Span one ( 1 ) 43 be the evangelist. Rev. Wright­ will 1 4 18 l i t· Ti9er1 Get "D•ndy" T E L EVISION-RADIO ANO SMALL r FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY spot priming and applying one feet . o Inches, Span one ( 1 ) 42 feet h'u been Jn the ministry for sell ( i i 1 -1 , 3 1 1) 7 room,, bath, large lot, close prime coat and one field ooat, o inches, Span one (1) 38 feet • 4 Appll.ann r•pelr. Call Frank L EGAL NOTICI several years. The music will be ne to gas location, school w Bridge No. ATH·356-0204, Span one inches. Total Spans five (5) 200 Capt•ina, 41• N. 5Kond An., Meigs County Hlghwey De¢. Fl l H S/\ 1 .E : 5 IHJVM l l l>USI·:. under the direction of Rev. Fran• 4-1 2-6te ( I J 50 fl · 1 0 In. Roadway width 24 feel - o inches, Roadway Width 24 NOTIC hea t· Ca ll WY.2•3708· ---- --- - ---Middleport. E TO CONTRACTORS: 31 3 tfc full hiiSl l tl\Clll 1n Clw:,ter , 3 . ti5 cis H. G lazier, pastor of the feet · 0 inches. Type-Steel Beam. leet . O lriches. Type-Girder. l9MI CHEVROLET VH Delair. 4 dr. Sealed Bitls will be received by church. There will be special music aln·s, 2 li1g l·1s l t'ru:-., w;itcr 111 POMEROY lN HOUSE SALB.. FOR AIJCTIONIIR Propowl No. 8 aedan. Air conditioned. Power PropoH I No. 1 7 the Meigs County Commissioners, each huUM' . .$U,uuo.ou. Call Y U 5 208::i anyone and evening 6 rooms, bath and 8H beat. GaGellia County, Ohio, on part of Compl•t• s,ntc. nteerln.i and brake■. Spotieli.i. County, .Morgsn Ohio, on of part Pomeroy, Ohio, up until 10:00 who cares · to sing a spedal num• 4- ltl-Jl p rlYcr. of view Beautiful rage. Section 4.51, U. S. Route No. 35 in Section 15.51 , Sta(e Roule No. 555 o'clock A . M. Monday, Critt Bradford $1495. lllacltnar '11, P01J1croy. May 2nd, ber during the meetingt1 is invited Out or all high water with or Springfield Townnhip W,II,, Phon• or Contact , by cleatting, in Union Township, tty cleaning, 1960 for furni1hlng and applying 13 61<' ' - ◄ wlthoul furn 1 · ture. 2W Y • to contacL Rev. Glazier. The public SING� J t Sl::WJN<; M i\t ' l l lNt: IN A. C. BRADFORD, 1,cln•, Ohio. ----------spot priming and applying one spot prlming and applying one minimum of 83,000 gel. of I. E. 1 is welcomed. The church is local• 5376_ 3tc 8 1 lWall l 1 l u l modern cillmwl. t:0111• Good Cl ..n UMd Car■ 25-U prime coat and one field coat, prime coat and one field coat, Dust Control on County Roads. ed just east of Nease Settlement on ----- - - --AU M.kH and Mt:tdalt l lkl c with at taduncnts arnl Urldi,ic No. G AL-3�·07!J8, Span one Bridge No. MRG-:iM-1 716, Span Material lo be applied under the the Morning Star Road. t -.6,, . ,lfl" CABI· �l ClHC.n BUILIH S, t IIU11 U guanJhtcl '. W i l l :;ell for $3 7.U AITROPOL ITAN MOTORS .( I ) 47 feet · 6 inches, Roadway one (0 36 feel - 1 1 inches, Road- dirccllon of ,. ftJ Engineer and N E T 111.ikcn Formica slnk �ps.. ...... � cwsll or hy lllllllllLly 1,a�'rl\Cll\S . 600-606 .... Main !tt. sa:ll..7 Width 28 feet · 0 inches. Type- way Width 1 2 feet . O inches. Type must have a County � temp-@r■tu re of not NAMED TALINT SCOIJ T V myl ashc:itos block laid. }fa!M_fl! J'hu n1J _WY2·2, U4. -, Po,naroy, Ohl• 4. 1 J>-lit1· Steel Beam. -Pony Truss. less than 160 dcgrees Wheh applie d. -. _ MINNEA-POLIS, Minn. UPI -_ _ _- _ �_ repll.lr• uf 11.U descriptioraa,, �- · POMEROY - lO·room frame, has PropoHI No. 9 Work lo start on or about, the Joseph Henry Thomas of Court­ . . " Propo als 2 ap11rlmcnl11 . (one ·hoom and r n�, M t:I<( I /H Y 2 dr H<'d1:111 . Mor• FJ (H; JUA(l(I'..:, $:.!5.Uu. 11�11 1:,: room t_; uy .l'\t• i;Jcr, li.aclnc, Ohio. G allia County, Ohio. on part of Nos. I lo 17 mclus1ve first of June R 1000 and to be· oom- land, Ohio, h11 been appointed a one 6· room). baths. Large lot, out h1·1•<1 k fasl set cyomat1c. Clean <'11r 111s1de and :;11 1 tl!, :i;"u 00; 2 24 tfc Sectlon 0.00. State Houtc No. 141 of this project to be complet�d not pletcd •by i $ H:i.UO; k1tl' 11cn l' aluuct, $15.00 of high water. $4000.00 Tmns. July !irs , 1960. out. $8Y5. lllaettnar's, Pomeroy. talent scout for the Minneapolis­ October than later Township, Walnut in 1960. S, I cleaning by A Certi fied Check in the amoun t St. Paul club which will begin �ct• Kul h 11.:1•n Carpenter, Dcµut GA. AVE LY T "- ACTOR SAL IS AN D SYRACUSE - 6•room frame, bath, 4 13 tile dders B apply must spot priming and applying one l : on � he P�O- of $500.00 must accompany each play In the National FoobbaJl ___________ furnu(· e, shade, double gatage, and Street, Hut lund. 4- 1 ::i· Jk [ S•rvlc•. 512 E. Main, Pomeroy. coat and one field coat, per ro1:m11. for preq�alificati_on wilh Bid. Successful Phon, WY2-2975. Open 'tll 9 196� OLl)S 98, 2 DOOR H1', 'R&H Bidder to furnish League in 1961. large corner lot, 2 blocks from prime BridKe No. GAL-1(1 -0653, Spall one the Highway Credit Examiner, .it m. until 1. 1111,sman: Jun, WSW , lull power, B rown and l-' O lt SA LK p, school. $65i00.00. 7 H UUM HOUi:i E ., Harold Barnh,rt, RffdsvlttiL 1 38 ACRI flAIM - 40 lo Mt acres ( 1) 2'7 feet . g inches, Span one ( 1 ) ColumJ:,us, Ohio, at least 10 days "'9®.· white wllh cuatom 1klrt1. � largo garden and yard. A lso :l feet - 9 lnche■. Total Span■ three befort the date aet to open bids. O h lo. Phon, cooh, Ill • 3691 . tractor t 111 a ble, 10, acres river trade. Phone 00., Contlder an° -1 . 9 9lnches, Total Spans three room house. .s11me lol. Uclmar feet The minimum wage to be paid to 3- I IHfc Muon SPnic� 3-fl282. bottom, good barn, 14 stanchions, l!hodct1 1 Hurns mvilltJ. 4- HS·Jtc ________ all labor emloyed on this contract inchea, 2 . (3) feet 93 Roadway 4 1 1 6tp 9 sta 11 Ii, concrete fl oor, e Iectr · . shall be in accordance with th� FOR TI ii!: BEST HOOFING SER· city. 2-bcdroom home. rrce gu, Wldth 25 feet 6 inches. TypeUl'HIGJIT IOUVl:ll I VACUUM SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WAL� " Schedule of Prevailing Hourly vice, roof rcpu.iring, roofi ng, Beam. Steel 19M FORD V8 t'AIRLA N�; 2 dL with oil lncom e. Located on hais tion, condi 1 A in Uca11cr lle· and Ascertained Rates Wage No, Propouf pain Call roof iing. 10 us B ill Be11u.ll1ul -:ar. $7�. !Blaettnar's, blacktop road . $12.500.00. SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL thro w 11way luig11. t'ull price Wyu tl and George Staats. Phone I SO-ACRI Gallia Count)'. Ohio, on part of termlnerl by The Department of PoQleroy. 4 13 6lc · FARM _ 60 acres act1 only $23.00. l'ho11e W \'2·:.!204. lndus1rial Relations applicable to W Y2- Z724 Pome roy, Ohio. tor tillab le, bank barn. stanc h• Section 7 :04, State Route No. 5M NEW: •"15-�tt 19" CHEVllOLET 210 2 dr. 107 4 - 1 !5-6tp. • iahway Department rm­ r Jons, concrete floor, several ln Morgan Township, by cleaning State ll Annlvenary special. B laettnu's, applying one prime provements in accordance with other buildJng1. Good fence,. spot prime 1nd Pom..lrO;y. $493.00. -i 13 6tc �7 ACII � I I I LL ft'AHM. 5 IWUM coat, IBrldge No. Sections •u�. oa. 4 1 15.04, 4 1 15.90,, field one coal and Day or Evening call WY 2-3748 Drilled well. several springs . ._ l lou�e, 3 oulbuildings, 12 acrc!i AR YOU RUN DOWN AT THI oJ\e ( l } 31 fut 4 1 15.08, md 4 1 15.07 ol the Revised Span l 10 GA.lr5M-1 h .. lsl Ooa Your aoul nNd ..., room hou1e, all mlncraln. $6M>O. l10Hum land, 1)11.s\urc und Um· -0 lnche1, Ro;dway width 13 ft-0 in· Code of Ohlo." Ing! l11t Work. Lowell Prltet. VIRGIL TIAFORD, Salesman ber, cledrh:, water, 40 acrl!s cbe1. Type-Pony Truaa. The bidder must suhmit with his Bo• 229 RACINI SHOI $IRVICI SHOP PIIOM WY 2-67'1 RHUBARB ROOTS. 01.D V lCTOR, Wllh m111cntl.s. $2,300.00. Hill a certified check in the amount bld 1 1 No. Propoe1I OHIO. RACtNI, 4 JR 3tt JA and Canadian Red- Guarant• 4- 1 5-4tp Cu,art, HiiClllC, Ot110. $140.00. of of part on Ohio, County, Gallia to Roule 1 Middleport, Ohio Phone WY-Z-37'8 eed a:row. 2k each. Second Plans and 11pccifications are on 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. "61 Sectlon 9.24, Stile Route No. 775 .llou1e e■1t frora School house COMfUHTAUL � FOUT W E A H for ROAD BRADBURY South 2nd St., Middleport, 0. in Green Town1hlp by clean spot me in the department of hlghway1 now IIIU.1 the hol dU)'K 11he1u.l. W e Jn Syracuae. WlllJam II. Holme■. · i i n d ' o�n�e:._p lh�e'.._d of�l� th�e:_..'.' 4-16-31p. t __:•�n�d� ln�g� m'.'.e�a'.rn�d�ap�p�l!y� p nr,�l_". h;,.Yl' CAIH::fs •'._ U IH.1 �ummcrcllcli �r�lm � ;�•�•� k:e�•�f� "_•'_'.,� •:i:•��� •i>: P-�=======�=================:-i 4 tic :_ - -- - ----HI tlh! "111ust wanted" styles. ·1 111.: �hoc Uux, '.t11utllti1101· t. MO11M9 IL\RLEV VAVl[)SON ' tort:vele 74. Newly recondition­ 4 18 {jl(• I'\ ed m r>tor. Contact llury Hou�h, l.1tlton, W. Va. SP3·0238. 110-r: fvl< SALl::-i-- H 4,12<1tp po1n 1 rc1n1::er.ilur. J du.11;, 1::11i1 Hefore 9:30 A.M rnngc u11d l d l U l' l ! C �ct. Price d WV-2-26-49 Middl,port \f'JNDOW QUND.., ANLJ SHADES rl· u:11,uubw. lC1:1}· 11wntl Thom11s, Pomeroy W Y-2.U95 Ver •tlar, lUlnd,, 111 1ize■ and Li.i ll�li\'l lk, 01110. 4 1 8 Ute llAUTl. P: I ID ITOll colora. lqoee ¥11Umate1. Oale ---- -- --At Cheater Wlppel Supply, 21A Unlon �ve., u.-,t;l) I U .\IATO S'l AKl!:::-i, CALL Yukon 5414' Pomeroy, Ohh,. S·fi-60tc � I �·�� (J, - �u_a�� . HAMILL l ■ IVICI ITATION \ SHEARING � HA.H.Lt:� l' ON f'.ULi,.. llA::iE. illlW • COMPL;;TE SllE1£P ....,. 9:00 A.M. • ouUU. 3 )'car old 1orrel mare. 1353 Ata».ny art.I l..111t1wcll, 'J u1111u·11 J ' l,11111s, John Meekl, Shade, Ohio Rt. I . Jluo. 1 hu11c Loolv111c 1Mu. Ivery Oay Ser rtce . Phone ..\then, NJY8·3271 . - --- · 18 Otp t'H.EE INSPECTI ONS-- . r ,. lu _ N _ E 4- l 6,3tp, II W Y2·.2774. GIimore MOHE T!WPICAL 1 iu,:etlVlW I • I ' Supply 1P�9 HOUSF. TRA l l .�IL UNI.Y Sture. Vuughan Pest Control fish, Mulllt•'s, A11J;f'i'� .i 11d Vo11 $26'°. with islorm wh11low1 and l'o., SL Uury's, W. Va. Mem• Uw·,, etc , l .uwctl !\k:-.l1d,k, air conditioner. WIii drdlYer up Ant1quliy, Ohio. her o( N1:1tlonal l'esl Control t·l Od:lle to 20 mlle1 frl'(!. SN! or Phone Assoclnlion. 4·9-lfc ---- - Willl■m Roush, M1uio11, W. Va. srruce 3·�207 . ( 90 1 4 1 8 3tc LAWN litl' WEHS SIIAltPEN ED. l!:ttSulme mv, "rs repaired, ma­ JSl0 BOA rs ANO MOTORa, $A5 WE'LL OUUAIITSI: YOU WON'T! And we'll fllnher ....,••iee chme s.1w £illng. Ern�sl L. Le­ 11nd JP wh1l• lh•y IHt, M.tr• wis, �a North Third SL, Middle­ I you will be COIIPLBTSLY A,JSPIBD wltl, a Qulek•lleeovery f'Olhan Motr;in. t,O(I Ii:. #Min po1·t, o. l'hone WY2-2358. IIO.•allon BINV!c -Wa�r H•�• or YOl\f m-7 wlll be re• i.t,, Pom.,-or. Phon, WY ..,_,._.,O. 4- 12·61c I M4-ttc &urned, lnolllllbls Ule lu&alla&IOD ONla. - - - - - - ------ - UPHOLS Tl!RY CI.IANI D t,y rn:w modt't'll nwlhod endor,ed Worry-f__ That'• the Quiclt•R.covery 50-pllon Elect.ric by leadlnc hbm• manufal'lurcn. Water Heat.I Compare It to electric u,ht. Both are flamel­ \.l'Ah .•MENTS - i u rn uihed IDO C ost cry low. A l l wnrk guara n· Y vnlun1lahed. Md'..,Hten, M ld cUe le('d. }'u 1 11 1 t urc reason why so and fllllNIIM 6-11• 6o6\ Cll'I t/«lri<:. It's a reedy to use iri · pOrt. Phone w y . ;i.,U:tti . .,:' ! ';, 2-3- U . 2 ho ur9. All work done ell>clri­ many molhen are insiatm& qn ' '.l,he llfe Qulcl<,Recovery Elect,;c · . . _ _ __ l l•ally Call tod11y (or demoniitration ' ,uanm­ � Water Heatar. The water heater witli com,,1,te aad,/ J HOO� li' U H N ISI I IW A1u1rtmcnt. j or <'Sll1111Hc. NO OBLIGATION -,_ or your money will be returned, including 'the installation Paugh'• Uphol stery Cl..,..,. 134 Mulberrl' · Call WY 2.(JOI5. ..,.ra_ See your elec:tqc t1ppli1111A1 doaler or phunber, or call U11 Phon• TU2-56l5. (4) 13, 6lc �16-6t1t ·; VI CIIJlom Royal fo, more detailL 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 CLILANllt of Door" Sedan. 2 tone IIN)en fln­ roorn 1partmeuls. A. N. Ben!Zel. & TV Repair len6N ' illl, pod. Ure•. automath: tril\'I., / l'h4int WY-242SS 1 1-Hfc Phone WY2-3272. -· redlo ond boater. Speelall1 prlc, P'llltMNIW, l)h.., DELUX E 4 HOOM nOW NSTAIRS - - ____ ti> :,'0\11' ed. unfurn i:1hcd o partm l' nt. Ni <.'t ly furnl1hed 2 bedroom 2nd floG, 11parlment. Middleport WY2· 8.ARNEB•SIKPSON 1118ull,,,)ICX 4-12-61p 3874, Al�nt� Middleport. l'ir•. ,\uto­ qioblle, BondL Phont1 WY,a. 2903, WANT ADS Wonted I Legql ■ 1 (20 B u�ess�e�-:_s Experienced Notice Legal Notice RADIATOR PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 Notices t1 ■ .. ....... TRA DE NEW FURNITURE HOUSE TRAILERS Rutland Furniture t 2 i Cord of Thanks B laett111a r's USED CARS ARE SHARP ■ Real Estate ,h•o.J I "'"' ,,. Belpre Minister To Speak For Sprin� Revival KARR & VAN ZANDT Legal Notice ( 8 1 Auto Sa les c,n ,I J�._ enu-- I I ◄ I --------- \I J • King Builders Supply Co. ni'.· ,--r I -r /7 s} . .. Call Dic1. !nerrett f Ru nn ing out of hot wate:t too often ? _t 1,______ 41 For Rent POMEROY CO. MOTOR 1'6NPM• ' OB10 . ' . _, (_��- 10,30 1 1 , 00 I L 3u 1.2,00 12,30 1 :00 1 : 11 2 ,3() Play Your Hunch Price ii Rl&ht ConcentntJon Truth or ConteQuenCfll ' It Could Be .Y011 Mid Day Ne" ' Movietime Loretta Youn11 Theiler Youn� Dr. M alone FNm These Roots Comedy PlayJ 1ouse Adventure Theater Steambo11 Bill Woody Wood pecker Music in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherca,t -- 1· ul Chester c.lA.K.. N eWS Reported �NVTI' dauJhte,, Mr. ,,,d M n Victor WIil 1t Canal W 1 nchHler. Mr and Mrn. John Sheet, and ,on of Charle,lon spenl TUe1<by wlth his aunt. Mrs. Mollie Book• man. Mn. Henry Beaver 1pent Wed- nesday in Parkerabu.r,:. Mr. and M�. Homer Frank of ', ' t)nlon Furna.ce spent Thursday < wlJh Mr. t,nd .Mr&. Guy S�'"i�- ' ' , . , llehl. . 'ii , Mrs. �Jl4-el Cleland ■pen\ •n • 1 ternoon with Mrs. J11mn .B&Ue,i . O 14r. and Mrs. Joe NunnalJy aod son, Steven. spent Tue■day I� Col­ umbus. Their daughte� B�cky, spent the day wil h her grandpar• enls, 'Mr. and Mrli. Ray Whaley of Shade. -------- By Cl•rl� A.11.n C. N. Jones ,pent several day■ ln Columbus attending a apeclll 4:!I() l,d · lurt TDII• = ac:hool for milk te1tin1 at OSU. Bill S:00 8le111l Mrt. Jonet visited with her daua:h• Sgt Preston ter anij 1 fatnlly, Mr. and Mn. :td il:QO liluuc in the Round lfolTIIIOl'l, While Mr. Jones _attend f:11 1#11 Tbacbr Show !lit od>MI. (tt:20 Weathercpt 3:00 . • Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Marl-i.n are •� ll�J<ll Plclure 3 , 30 vlsltin,: thei'r 10n and fanilly tt 1:45 Huntley Bl:lr.kl11 r.•P•rt 4 ;00 Tucson Arizona. Hud:leberr, ll•� 4 : 30 Vi111t\pg Mr. and Mrs. Deruel -IIJvuboat 5,00 Cleland we-re Mrs. Nora Bailey of a, Jl:30' 5,BO Flatwoods and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon P:00 i'iter t.\JIUI 6:00 Will, Syrac use . A,Topa Tl/eater G:11 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris, Colum• •10:® !Steve Allen Show 6:25 spent the weekend with Mr. bus, 1 1 :do News Headlines -J:80 �,;'l''lli'S P:lrtu,. and Mrs. Ric hard Fick and •on. 1 1 : 10 wti,thereast 8:45 Runt!e, BrJnkley Repor1 l\fr. and "Mrs. John G inlher _p,µd i, 1 1 :J� Jack Paar ShQw ._ Cannanball daughtef5, Joyce Ind Mn. �it1ej, , 1 :00 Sign OIi ,.I .+ 7 :ao La.rlmle , I� Peterson, and Mn. Faye fat.-on 'j, spent Sunday tn Dayton visiting Hartvn■ !�1��;·Murra, Pan, Mr. and Mn. Carl Watson and Mr. er spent SUnday ti 151 � I0:00 M-fquad 5:45 Sitn On and Mr,. Tom Barihel,ny ahd ;yr11. afternoon W�tJl � FA!na Arnold Phfi . sllveni Show l0:30 Classroom l e:QO Continenta husbind, Sgt. � ·PeterJames Euier bf .Middleport •· � Peterson's 1.1 . 00 NOWA H'Ni •ll.111.. T:00 Today Sat�ij Jue� bf John Ten-ell. · thh Fo� Air the in ilt is who son, 1 1 :lli w-,.tberc-Alt 9:00 Katie Doonan Show os �nard , Hospital there. Mn. Peterson re:IJomi? J.(adfora f 1 l! ' l5 Jaf!li. Paar fih01i 9:30 Topper h� :r�I ,i,, malned for a lon1er violl �lh her !('!fes'E!ll�t'. h� � l lie 111 10:llO husband. rn �w1•'1' if•� T�onus o\, 1:-» ___...:;, ___.,__ llff _ p d ..:: _� :;: 1 .: t .ll!!IFT_.. J "' 1 r- • . , -Ri!V. (and �. 'Rill h .Gn,:ve of · 1 ' sdutfl l•, fvt�ed •tft�ntly . ·' fi. lliam ' SlahinN' .Jlafl: rewllh ailt vn.'hed Jlfee,. """ tul'ijod , , •Pdirl 'Jlfil..,. ,lill.,11,b •••;,,, H • ,urg er')' . Lov� That jlob . Mr. alid· lilri.' :Jl'�i'lon �: 1, ' · y,hert i · ·· �...,_,,, Q) Aboul Face, ._, 1 'va;t lllrQl� 1 1Jawk; BIDdU ,on ol l!f�.'J!:r h eti'itio!lhd!beei/ guile ', , · 1 :30 l,l_e d11 , . e, albwJy. �Hr. and· llro: fl'arhrd Hrwlc'.' was m-w� ii . 1,()0 �Olorlcan !!!iia,lt,.. ' 'H . <hrist,ned lit tit�· )fothodfil "hurdt , fflVIAf'.' 1\• ' ' · , . .cOO D�� In .Court . ' ' _, D:$0 R1n Tin TIii •. " ' · ·•1" · tl•daf " · · ,-.-M,N f!I ' ' S Heil1111rf'll'f �lf<!r ind �ri - W 2:90 •l'fi• Gale GI- Show 1:00 Saa ,....- Relit · '\Ii". and Mn.'La:rg Roush, Jack- Wolfpeli"� ' • �ay ·att.n,id8B �eat the Clock • t:l(f T<NI' f'.ac> l-6Cltl -·, son, J_P,ent IHe_ ·+�e,�a• ,f"h /#r. w\lp ' "\lr.' , ·Mri'1 �o• We)'��111�, 1;30 Who il>o You Trust e:..;, , Weather Tett er 1 -�fiil"'if/ a nd 4'00 �l'!lerlcaJl J!l,pdll!'<Jd . 6,11) John Daly l'leWI .,i'l)� , · �",· .fomerfU' ueier ' " <:Jrl:I 111! 5 ,JO R<lcky Ind HI• Friend, 7:00 Brobn An-ow James ,Ridenour Ind /1118' i: b�r <1 �t)!Fi�a '!f!tle 'eier �l,ll- , ,: 30 Cheyenne UJO Sin Franciac:o Beat 1)1 llaye• sp,pl' TJu1/>d1y .1n · e;,1Pii � and: �: !iloik Pue'se-/ Ortl Your SIIO Repor141 8:30 Bourbon Street Bea1 � · · on bu■lness. Th ey ■bft vJhlt , lli� ,80 , r SHa ,: ParadlH o in ures Adv.-,t q;30 e:40 Weatherm&n ther grandm s o , Mr , 1:�!b ' '•'t i qld la a P8_\[fql 1,n , ri. ' . t0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour � 11:43 John Daly Mews our. 'lri' l')tr'l:ers, �Hital b ti,,;.)\ the " S) · 11.:00 The News TOlllpt . 7·30 Honeymooner■ Mrs. Ida J'nla�t 11 vl,aJt� h�J· · • Lu_r.i. · '<'if' 7:30 Bronco' ,. U : 10 Scanning the Weather ' �s. �uUa LelJpe�t '!dio 1ha_ s been 8:30 W:yatt l:arp 1 1: 15 Sport Report h�lill�g care' !or -�er pa,rents, Mr, W ":00 'l"l1P .Rlfl.einan n ;20 Late Shaw • A ' ,.. '· Mrs. ' Wm. Eichinger Sr., the 11,30 Co,t 45 past week, has returned to h•, , o :oo ALcoa '1esents Mr. and Mn, Dendl Geoglein borne in Akron. 10,30 l(eep Talking Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ti,purrier and grandson Mark Cluke .and -H:00 Cartoon Spectadltlar Newa Tonight Th, 1:00 Thoma.s Fork spent Monday with of Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd Spence call• i:s:30 Romper Room :015 Sca:t&nln& tlu! Weather and Mrs. Norrr�an Weyersmll ­ Mr. 1 ed on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sun9:30 Movie ler. rt Re,o SPorll <:I& d ay · \l:2G Your "'ASO Re,orter Mrs. Dale Smith of Pome,roy I ,1s i.te Sbow Recent visitors of .Mr. and Mrs. '"1:30 I Married Joan a day la1t week 'with ?.Jrs: spent ff · O Sip 12:46 Will Heilma,i were Charles Sa'yre 1 2:00 ReirtlellS Gun Jind heli,ed wllb \tie Leonard .and sons of Wolfe Pen. StilrJey Amoe qullting. Heilman, Rev. ,and Mn., Weber Family pight wlll be 6bsi,J'td Thoma, Rev. and Mn. G.arrabnnt the Rock Sprints Chnrch · on at Mr. and Mrs. J)ave Willtams and 11 ,30 l)ecomi,,r arid• 22. Rev. Robert King I will , April children and 'Mr_ and Mrs. John 12,00 Lo� 91 Lile show hlS sJides on Alask11. A pot!2:l!O � 11\>1' Tomom,w 1:IIO Tbo llrtl),ter Day luck supper' will be held at '7 p. m . Tho l<lld� Llllll ,2:45 W�����d Mrs. Robert Pa inter Everyone i s welcome. l:ID The 116<HI Storm and Douglas Johnson called on 1 :QO Heart of the Citr IIIO The Edee of Nlet Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Humphrey and Mrs. Harry Brown T1u!s:Mr. Tl11n.s the World A; 1 Stooeea .J:00 The 'l'bne and son were guests of Mrs. Hatel day. For Better • ror Wont I• 1:30 The lJfe of Ril ey . and (amily recentl)'. Dana s. Heaton ca lied on his Humphrey PutJ HouJe 2: 1:00 Ar'"lam J. Smlth, N'eWf Charles Eskew and Mrs. Mrs. lather Dana Turner Sr., of Harri- . 11:00 The MilUonaire 1:UI A Look at the Weather Florence Burnside of Pomi?roy sonville Sunday. 3:31) Verdict ll Youn ' wert! Monday guests of Mrs. Hazel t:20 Jule RlvJin Show Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush l:OI> T�• wl«Jrt.r 1:80 AIDoo 'n' Andy Humphrey. Jackson celled on Mr. and Mrs of Stonn >lecre1 ♦:11 l Patro ay H11bw MM) Mrs · Marie,. Koblentz of C�e1ter Virgil Roush Sunday. Ut' tdae of NlRht 1:80 Tlie Kate Smith Show a recent gue11t or Mrs. H azel"\ was David Heaton &pent Friday l:<ill, 'J'lio · Three Stooge1 l:GII Tb, Toan . . . , umnbrey. H •• ' 1 \1'.•. night and Saturday wlth D()nllle . . ,-. _______ 1,111, , ,� ,of Riley : .1:10c 1'11�111\ - �,Jleat Roush. 1:00 : ,Artb!U' ·J. Smith Jlf... 1:00 Danny Tbomaa Show Mr. and Mrs. WJlliam Taylor Show Weather the t a Sothero Look. A Ann tU� 9:30 !Ion spent Monday evening and , lQ:00 Hennesey Show tl�Jule Rivlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert P ainter. with Show t 10:30 DuPon t:30 Amos 'n.' AnlIJ Mrs. William Pooler of C1nt<1n Ll :00 News T·JO i'ronUe, is spending th week with Mr. am:\ 11:10, A Loot at thl: "1eather 7;30 To Tell the Truth ,Mrs. Lenard Laqham. 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 ' %ow Dennis O'Keefe 0 8·00 · Oil 12:30 SIil> c;1ugts: Montfomery, 15.8 on · 8:30 Many Loves of Doby 00111 up'per°, 10.1 on lower, running 1 7 . iteet 1· GeM�Il.$, 19.1 o n upper, ope 1 00 � 1 14.0 on lower, runniiffg 15 f�et; Show l;SO M,, Skaltoa 8:00 CBS News Wforield 17.9 on upper, ll.O , on Show Moore Garey :00 0 . 1:10 Captain Kanlower, oil)Sed; Lock 28, H.7 and � New■ l:OO l 1 O 'clo.:-. 1:00 Cartoon Tbeatlr stationacy. Weath� the at tl:10 A Look !D:OO Red Rowe Show Condition of Movable Locks: All 1 1 :is Special Broadcast »:30 On the Go ere up down to and inc,lud- · dams l:J:00 Theater 13 11:00 I Love ....acy hit Lock 22, rwurlnK 2 U\\l)S -and lfi wick.ts; llock '28 ls down< Ohio Rl'lfr Bo-ah; Dov,,nbound: Lock 17, Bob Be-nter at 6:00 lffll, AS W,:LL AS 12,�o Jull For Yo• Mon,loy Throuoh Frlday 18-1; Lock 21, 0¥ec at 7:30 e.m, I ,30 New• 17-1; NoJ!t;bern at 10:48 am, 14-2; f:llll SIID On 1,35 Ju,t For You Lock 23, Helen Z at 1 :25 pm, 6-0: 1:00 GUHi Star I .,.. 2:l)O -C�lne · On Pt. Plea■ant V,uloa-n at 1 :30 pm, 0-10; Paul 8:15 Newe & Weather Round k .. o G 3: 1111 11! Skuer ft 6: 15 pm, 2-6; Lunra 8:80 IIFD ,3,311 l'iWa Point •t 8:35 11.m, 22-0; Upbound: 1:00 Breakfast Party 3,311- ,�us!, GCi 8:30 NeWI Lock 23, Peggy Downie al 3 ,OO 4:30 Local New■ F&OM 8·95 •Breatfut PorlJ ,pm, 4.0; C. V. Horm,r et 4:15 pm, 4,30 M i Go ll9µnd 0-Z; Ernestine at 4:35 pm, 0--8; . 9:30 New, Ill RMew �:OD s . 10:00 Coffee Time llobert E. Reed at U , 15 pm, 9-0; ii 5:10 S , . SC� 10:li - Shop CJ;lf at 12:30 am, H�\: A. "'l' d 5:15 10·31 MornlnK nevotlona V. Criss at 3:00 iam, 0-2; Charles 5:411 Pot lloone SboW 10:41 On tire ToWD R. Stephenson at 6: 10 mn, 13.JJ; �:OC! Sund...,·r!lottnade own Roe D 11:00 Countey Belver al 7:10 em, 0-1. &.30 OU - iha. Air . . . · '2:00 Noon Newo . ' . ' . ,JJPt "-.- A)url,n < ' sHII'".. ....... SINKS . ' If flnt Negro Rugambwa, dlnal r -i MOSCCIW7.:! The nagahlp ' Roman Catholic prince lhe o ( I on II d e,pe �nla11!ti• S<l\'let of tiie . Chur,h - 1 11 . aeveral cen1uri, �' �or ,of oinking during lames M. Crump: woo hio been .., !i><ll!Y . jil �"I. reporl<,d antthe census enumerotor for Ha�ord, • ilorrnf' �!l!�n f"'!" cts ·• alter lhe ffoih d!Uon Pews , •�ency v. saya that be recevid the nrc�, tlle · So'fJt'V mtliria. · The 48-year-old Afritan veasel ' oltjp1'>f' . repott,d : • • Tu1 · oQe oven, from penllon hearty ., cwJlnol wao un�ble "' ,. ••• £ wao ridivod on\! pet' Uapl: _Al1J111tt\lei Dublnln, said In the ; ..,.lltr • �1•ii°i'. 1>tl #Q'iilta1 . klndn... Sundoy llit die Ml el,Ctrlc ship Ob treated lib the utmoat ;I[" ff�,\Jo'lin 'HlfI a,d� pe'r - j. dorm ••d nearly by all the people he vlolled for· ron li,to _....,, M.srg. Lauri, Capo,tua, when 11 Point i,rjllc:jll _ J!k mc!r!\I · J whl,b be wlohea to extend his 1111to reclt, Mass for hlm. 'ep-ee1. 1d 40 nsted today. cere th1nk1, he ,aid -___ _ BP 8All LEft ,,so ,,!)II ,,so �,a9 w.u, Fu•• ir.a,, w trr•C�� :I�� • ,9ili' ,,oo CJ1a11nel 3-1·uesdG) ' ,. . : �� DollJli ,,.' " WCNS�JV u,� C"-¥-�-�·· d .l-' ·d ·C.hann' el u-tf'On "� a:oo Mr. wli<!t, "' ' ., 1�r- I"" G,iJt •' � II,. '!Ufeil-! - es:t Social Events Chgnnel 8-Tuesd a) ELECTRICllY Ill --=-,c--c- .... FOR RENT HOUSE lN POM tHO Y COMPLETI!; IN�URANCS !'RO tectlon. Llfe, Auto, )'ire. Polle. fi ro1'm1 111d bath, unfurnished. Call arter �:30 P . .M. Phone Call Don llilll, IIMdlopart, WY2•il57D Olut. 4,Ui-llc . � •. ,.. . . . better �..., ,'' .. . • • .. I NEVal WUI ONE 10 8RA6 , 5NIIFl'Y, BUI l DO BELIEVE 1 GOT 1H' PURIIEST 6RAN'CHILO IN 1H' HOLLER · VIP•• HE'!. 6ITTIN' fWTER'N fl 8UIT�8A� StlA5 " · HOW MUCH 00 HE WEIGH NOW > _ .,_:. E'/"1<)001N' IN Tl-f wa:JD5 W!F ll\Er l!>EAST'L'f � GAL, BUT rr COJLI) MMN A 1-0T "TO HONeTNJ/f.!! P.o r:-.,r.�, • ' ,� . ,, 4i,� ••n• 13 nel h�!l c -:TV .. TH WH , C·hanneI 1 3 Mond0) I 1· .. ' RIVER REPOR'T GALUA & MASON COU NTY Channel 13 TuesdaJ . WMPO Daily Prograni Sehedule "°und «· Enumerator Grate_ful Foi-Iij1ulne,a Shown w. *· fie ll<>S Ag ricultu re Agents sp�CIQ. Oh 1·0 Stnte • u ftl•ve rs1ty Keen Area Farmers Informed wu'-\n --" l'liri AT MOV I E \ IT E E S '\IOU :010 WAS A TODAY '? TRAVEL MOVII: l!llcer Jl0¥E ctf,., MON. thru FRI. 12 30 p M ON a',,.,.,. -'- Repo rt,s w ' . EA .....'.!=!!e:=��==��!:!::��'...:;�.=���� ~., ) ,, ·--· . OHIO \ K \ R I\! li'V (!f\O,l';,I If ... ' l\1 1 1 W• beat ....,... ' . ' 11• ..,_ -�- su.-,w,y: .., � r� ·. •we"'te-r .-----, , '/1,J.J · -- t- .. (20b , Ins urance ( 1 4 ) For Rent �' --- t Cha£r!i 3 Mqi:iday y 1bl'llOUIO t: QO l)plly Sentinel, Pomerpy-r,llddlfport, 0., April 18, �960-7 bis a... $1399 ' ■ ---------- - - - --- -- , ---- _________ Ma rine �uppl ies I \ SPRED HOUSE PAI NT ( Latex ) ■ 1 9 J For Sole ------- GLI DDEN · PAI NTS ! l'ElEVfSION GUID£ W$"J-'J'V Channel 3 •• I ' j IT WAS ALL ABO UT FRA NCE AND ITALY DID ' YOiJ L EAF{� ' ANYTHING '! �- - ..- • · · - - �- � ·- An Editorial: •a�L, !\rl11 Let':'!' 01,,0, r, � u::...... r � n All, . ,.,, \ ·,ill � l l, Qb\o Couµty's New Hos pita l First -. , How do you feel about the hospital quea t,v1,11r,1n1.. _ "'e May 3 add another '2ZO ,000. Primary taL, to be joint staffed. More are doing ao each year. Ohio ha, -A mJjority of voter• realize Meig• county is In a bit of a not, yet. We feel rather more than �opeful that Jt wilt pass, notwith­ depressJon cycle, industry having moved out for one reason In many other states, where state law h.a! not made pollcy Btandlng the i!wiue being raised by representatives of local or another and lhat co111trucUon of hospital would a joint ataf!s have evolved out of naturally cooperative peopl� be an , doct�rs of osteopathy. That issue: Joint Raffs (osteopath and economic snot in our arm. worldng together, frequently from public pressures. So far as medical) must senie the new institution. If the majority of voters recognl,e these point., .. Import­ we .lmi> and thJs L, open lo contradiction, where Joint ,wt, We believe th.ls luue can remain a-s it is today, unresolved, ant In thetr decision on voting day the hospital 186ue wil r}. .... . do Ingle hospitals l , by and pus large the lwo of kinda doo and over 50 percent of the voters will say "yes'' two weeks The key _to the osteopathic position is this: ton Oil , e whole get along together reaaoubly well. from today for several reasons. Items: "Why should a person with an olleopalh for his family TlMi 5!!' en-person board Of trustees of the Melp Commun­ -O�lnion. appears weighted toward recognizing Meigs Co�ty-s senous need for more doctors, and a modern hospi­ physician - and there are many - vote taxes uron himself ity �- Inc., a non-profit corporation which will set Uf for something he won't be able to use? It just l.,n' fair," they all l'!lle1 for operation of the proposed hos itsl If approved tal 1' the best known way of attracting them, say. by, tJie n,ten, L, squirming on a blg hot seaf. We can under­ -More voters than not understand that we have $200 000 Well, maybe it isn't. stand why Its members hesitate lo cut a swath through this In a new hospital kllly (out of tax funds already colle�ted, Bu_t loo� at 1� th.is way: Th� M. D. versus osteopath issue is local problem that the best brains in the medical and osteo­ bought and paid for), and that we can obtain federal aid of a a nalmn\\1de thing. Part of II ls twisted up in "medical" poll.. palhk professions haven't been able to solve, dollir fer every two of_ that plus for whatever additional Is tics Jn lha. higher echelons of both camps. In a number of Nationally, the American Medleal AIN<lalloa doea Doi l'aised, for a 40-bed equipped mstilution. This federal aid will states it baa been solved by state Jaw requiring public hosp!- "ofll<ia lly" approve Ito members worllag Ia Jolm lllaff hot, OUR pita!■. However, lb, Amerlun Hoopltal AIIO<iallon lJffl joint sla!f hospitall. So it I> evident lhal a llrlde bu beetl ta.ken toward eventual rooperatlon. Pre11ure conttnues to ... mount upon the AMA to change lts posture. Now it occurs to us a majority of Meigs Countians will late a sensible view of this seeming impasse. They will conclude we should look somewhat ridiculous lf we turned down our ballot? are words heard frequently these days. ... - DU R I NG RUT LAN D and MA SO N F U R N ITU RE'S GIGAN TIC Buy A 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM S U ITE BAS E ROC K ER Bed room Suite Get FRE E Rox Sprinp & Mattresfl New . ,. �- G,t A, , 3. . Pc. -I ' Grey Bed room Get ·011• Jut Suite Like It $1.00 BEDROOM MANY COLORS $299.95 . , 01 A Living Room .oo Suite 7 PIECE BREAKfAST SET Many Colors SANDRAN $40 . 00 On Old Set PAV ONLY Choose From Z4 CU. FT. 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FREE DURABLE THICKNESS BUY A 3 PIECE $1,00 BOTl'LE GAS INSTALLED Dniotell To The •�tere,u en t1 ne Ohio: Ptlr and ■ llttl• wannar today and tonltftt, W9dna....., 111nny 1M w■ nMr. Hltth today SU:1, low tonight -16,.,U, ' FREE SUIT E Gas Rang e $127-00 a1 WEATHER s29�tl:" FOR ON I .V $169.95 up BACHILORS WIN AMPTHIL.L, England UPI frank Wrath... 11, 19, DIYid 01-,.y, 20. Phlllp• C""""1, M, and John 1...-ltt, It, flnl.tMd In a dMCI hNt MMcfaJ to win • fouNnU• babr carri•• puthlnt race qaln&t • f�cl ,r merrltilf "'"' and wonwn. All four JOUnt men •rt- beeh.l.,._ . ,, . ' l $239·95 • e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY VOL XII FO� ;�N�'f. AT SALE PRICE 3 PIECE Buy A i literal last c-hance in this generation for a modern hospibil be­ cause a few people might not, for a while, be able to wort to­ gether in it. . We are certain our people wUI say, "Let's gel this hospital ftrst, then see about this other. thing. It will be worked out." They even might add lhal most trite of all tritisms, "Rome sure wasn't bu.Jlt in a day, you know.'' And we have a strong hunch that the most embarrassed people of all, should the hospital is.sue fail, woul d be those wh? openl y opposed, and defeated the hospital issue using lbe "joint staff" question as their reason. WALNUT SUNBEAM CLASS - Front row, Rudy Stewart, Bobby Grueser, Gena Matthews, Llnda Shafer Mary Woods. sue Renshaw and Lynn Parker; back row, Mrs. Zana Withrow, Roger Sayre, Gordon Fisher, Wayne Russell. Tommy Woods, Johnny Wolfe, Bobby Shafer, Kathy Wolfe and Pam Mat. thews. Absentee Votes Total 115 With Two Weeks Left Mei11 County mey pile up a re­ cord number of absentee votes tbl■ year, Mr.11. Dorothy Johnston, dftt or the county board or elec­ tions, said today. A toll) of 115 b1llotJ baa been cut wJtb lhe board of elections with 18 of the number . Democr•• tJc ·ballot,. 'nle election, board t, open ucb dey ft'om one until tour o'clock for eonYenleffl of the pdbJJc who ffod it necee- · aary to vote by absentee ballot. Mh. Johnston ■aid. Tbe abaentee . btllola may be C11Jl untU four o•: clOck Friday, Apdl Plana are about complete for the election to be held May 3, witll aome change■ stlll being made in precinct personnel. Each p"cinct will vote In the accus­ tGmed voting place thi1 elecUon, RIV. LIPE wi jb the exception' of Harrison­ vii e precinct where the IOCJ,lon Ravlval Nrvlc.. M:Olnnlnt on hat been changed to the ecbool lundey tvenlnt. ,\prll 24. erti gymnuium. IMln• announctd for tht HOI.IM ef Pr•yer et Chasfff' by the ,... STOCKS ,.,,XIO NEW YORK UPI - Gains out, tar. lttv. Edmond Life. Servlais numbered !oases jn • m ix«! and wMI ,tart uch nenlnt, 1t ef...t moderate stoclr. market open.Ing J e'clock with .-cl•I 1lnelr19 for today. each lll'Vk-. . 1'le Hartford Native 28. Man Facing 3 Charges In Mayor's Court A World Journey, And A Bit OI Minstre/1 Too I E I). ... . . ,.. S U I T E --' "' Sixih Aniiual Letart Fa11s Schoo I Production Is Wednesday ., . ..� . Several, Colon ' .. ,. "". -' •.\ . The sixth annual pl'ftentltibn 7th: Grade bo ys, Lady of Spain, I are '1Down by the Station" , • by or lbe Let,rt Falb Eitbth Grade Chantez, Chantot, and In a Little · Seventh and Eighth Grade girls ; · "We'fe the Cutest Kids Jn 1\iwn'' · will be &iven Wednesday, Apr \l 20 Dutch Garden. 'Ibe chorus Is composed mainly by Pamela :Buck, Joan Boyd, Bevat 7:4$ p. m. in the ieli�J aud tor. ium. Tbe show thie )rtar w,111 have of Sixth Grade children. Dorothy e.rlee Stobart and Ja"nel Hill; "In two part&.. Put one will feature Lawson is the narrator. · the Middle or an Ial�nd," 'by Car: The second part again will be j ol Shain on the clarinet; "Seven an irllfinary trip llrl)Und . the world entiUtd ·�nd1 Actdu the the "Laf!-1-Lott'• .Minstrel. Taking Little Girla'" t,y the Sixth Grade; endmen rolls will be Terry Roush, a piano aolo by 'Max Hill; "Varalty World." Vlllta will be made to Ensland, David Fox, Glenn Rizer and Gary D1'11," a Charleston nurnber by ScoU1nd, Genna�, Poland, The Wolfe. The circle will be comPQlled Sally Roush, Sarah Taylor, Linda Netherland■, Italy, -$P•ln, Cz:ech• of Eddie Snyder, Bobby Wood, Ro- Graham and Kathy Connally; oslowkia, Swlllerla.nd,· .lianOO, ger Hill, Dorothy LaW10li Iha "Tell " Me . -Why," 'by · the · Chdns; ij4'Jdto, Hawaii, Japan and lnl;lla. Ir�ne Stover and Larry Powell. and a spiritual "EveryUme I Feel Amon1 the numbers pres,entdU' In ltbrman .Rhodea is interlocutor. the Spirit," by the Ch'ol'\11; "You part one are l.och �!]lOlld by tbe I Nwnbua lea.tu.red in tb:il J)al'l Banda," Chorue: '.'Now J1Nr ,, ?feed I Chief Herbert Gilkey, has re­ ported the arrest of Hod Searles Middleport, who is in lhc Middle­ .port jail facing three charges. Searles will be given a hearing before Mayor Kenneth McE\hin­ ney on chsrgea of intoxication, disorderly conduct and re�isting an officer. Also in the Middle­ port jail awaiting hearing i1 RosB Shoemaker, Middleport,, on an iatoxfcetion charge . ln a :iesaion of MayClr McElhin­ n.ey'.11 cont last night, Marvin Brice. Cheshire RD, who has been sought by ol£1cers sim:e Febru­ ary for fighting at a local ba.r. wa.s fined $15 and cost., on the charge. James Ned can was given a $10 fine and Ruben Sw11rtz a $5 fine on. charges of intoxicallon. This," a merch type number done by Carol Shain, Joyce Roush, Sal­ ly Roush, Sarah Tay!Qr, Mary Beth Toney, Jean Hupp and Ver­ non Donohue; "Sun Bonnel Sally and Overall Jim.'' Melanle and Mark Beegle, Peggy Yonker, Bon­ ny K�r. Geol"ge Norris and Chuck Mugrage. A patriotic ending will feature MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL the finale with the n\imbera Admli.ted: Dorothy Durst, Port• "America" ind "I Pledge Allegi­ land; Charles Findling, Cheat�r ; ance" by the entire sroup. Chlorus Grimm and Eileen Buck' Mrs. Isahella Hannah, Pomeroy. are directing the show with Mrs. :d�ifflftl: Mn. Delmar Karr and aon, Middle;ciort. Lee t.oe u accompanist. 1 Dies At Clinic• Early Monday Funeral services for Charles C. Juhllng, age 78, of Hartford, who died al the Point Pleasant Clinic about 3 a. m. Monday morning will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Hartford Baptist Church with burial in the Graham Cemetery, Graham Station. Mr. Juhling was born i n Hart• ford and lived his life there. He was the �on of the late Wllliam Juhling and Kathryn Shafer. Surviving are his wife, Beatrice; twll daughters, Mrs. Earl Fields and -Mrs. John R�tmire, and a 50n, Jameil, all of ' Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. 'Minnie Beverage, Mid­ dleport, and Mrs. Helen Nel!lon, Staten ll'<land, N. Y. and four grandchildren. Friends may call at the Fogle­ �ong Funeral Home anytir. e. -- --- Jury Co1nmissioners Called For April 25 The jury commission has: been called for April 2ti to draw names for the May term ol court, Judge John C. 1:lacon Hid today. Members· of the jury commission are Everett Tracy and Freeland Norris. . PRIMARY CLASS - front row, Jon Gru�ser, Melsnle Par,• ker, Carla Fisher, Barbara Fjsher, Brenda Woods, and Randy Forbes· back row, Mrs. Mary R\liBell; Tedd.Y Russell ll<'nnle Bachte!, ToDIJIIY Shafer, Cris Matthews; Robin Mi!ler and Paul Forbes, Jr. ------------'--- Korean Riots Over Elections Bring Out Tanks, Heavy Guns SEOUL (UPI) - Anti-government mobs raged through Seoul, forctng Syngrnan Rhe� under virtual siege in his presi­ dential palace, attacking �vernment buildings, newspapers' and police stations and settmg fires. Government troops and• ar• . last mored ears firing a t point blank j demon,s �at1o�s prote�liug range rolled them ha.ck with month s nat10nal clect1ons 5pread hea,vy casualties but the mobs at- �rom the south in 1 o lhe capital tacked again and again. TwQ itself. Americana were known to have -List PIYI' Cltiff been iniured. Th olher cities Wt.re Pusan, A.uthorilies at six major Seoul where tne Orient Press reponed bosp,itab n-ported at 9;30 p. m. tive dead, and Taegu, Kwanju, (8 a. ffl. e.s.t.l that · at lei.st 81 Taejon and Mason. In Seoul, the Iii;:hting raged persons Were deaU and 300 seriou­ close to American Army installa­ ly injured. by Republic of K0r8a authorities lim,s and homes occupied declared martial law in Seoul and A.mericans but there was no five other South Korean cities as known attack on any of them. U. S .troops were kept in their bases i'e!> .. precaution. Fish Fry Planned The Americans hurt were iden­ tifiNI as James Wilcox ol Quine;;· , By <.()P, Commiltee Mass., a former presid<?nt of, the The Meigs County ' Republican Amctican Chamber nf Co,;,rnerce Executive Committee will sponsor here, and Hu�h F'. Blaney or 5'79 a fish fey Wednesday, April 20. at Ft. Washin.gton Ave., New York 8 p. m. at the Rock Springs .fair City. The riots developed from resent- . gtounds. garage blfildins, men oflly. Re£reshments will be served. mC'nl against the recent nalion:.il All local and district candidales elections which dissidents claimed and friendli arc Jnvitcd to attend. were rigged. 0 ·1I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 18, 1960 mcintyre stephens swisher